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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-08
THE CITY.
Firemen's ball tonight.
Read the Daily Pioneer.

VIM. McCuaig transacted bust
ness at Tenstrike last night.
Get your tickets for the Dr.. D..
9. Clemens lecture reserved at
the City Drug store.
j. Bisiar returned from Brain
erd last evening after attending
to some business in that city.
The Bemidji Elevator comp any
are exclusive agents frr Barlow's
Dest, Mascot and Creme flour.
E. Durham has accepted a
position with the Great Northern
as expressman between Sank
Center and Bemidji. He will
later go on a north line.
There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all
diseases put together, and until
the last few years it was supposed
to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed
local remedies and by constantly
failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be
unconstitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by f. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con-
stitntional cure on the market.
1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testi-
mOnials.
Address: f. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Chic.
Sold by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
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MINNESOTA MAN INCLUDED.
1Wenty-one Persons Indicted for Al.
leQed Land Frauds.

1Wenty-one Persons Indicted for Al.
legged Land Frauds.
Portland, Ore, May S.-H. w. Stone
of Benson, Mimi, state senator from
that city, has been indicted by the
federal grand jury in session here on a
charge of being implicated in exten.
sive land frauds in this state. Mr..
Stone is cashier of bank at Benson
and also conducts an implement bust
ness in that city. He has been a Min
nesota state senator for four years
and for eight years has been connect
ed with the United States land Office
at Benson. Twenty other persons
were also indicted.
The indictment charges a farreach
ing and intricate conspiracy to secure
100000 acres of some OF the finest
timber land in Oregon, in Crook, Lake
and Klamath counties.
Warrants will be issued at once fol
the accused and an effort will be made
to bring them to a speedy trial.
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$274O to Denver & return from
St. Paul or Minneapolis

Chicago, Great Western Railway
Tickets on sale June l to Sept.
80. Final return limit Oct. 81.
Equally low rates to other Colo
RADIO and Utah points. For fur
Their information apply to j. P.
Elmer, G. P. A., ST. Paul MINI.
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MINISTER CHARGED WITH ARSON
Pastor at Waterloo, N. ", Accused Of
Burning Church.

Waterloo, N. Y, May S.-Rev. c. C.
Stuart Balm, pastor OF the First Bap
fist church of Waterloo, has been ar.
rested on a charge of arson in the
third degree and arraigned in the DO.
lice court. The hearing was adjourned
for two days and Mr.. Balm was COM
mitted to Jail. His church here was
burned March last. The pastors ar
rest followed a long examination be.
fore District Attorney Bodine, during
which Mr.. Balm was asked to explain
certain letters he is alleged to have
received concerning the church and
which the prosecution claims he wrote
himself.
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Read the Daily Pioneer.
Firemen's ball tonight.

| q : /.
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Reed is down from
Blackjack for short visit.
DR.. Marcum left for Crookston
last night on a business trip. Il
p. j. Russell is transacting
business in Tenstrike today.
r. a. Chapman come down
from Tenstrike this morning.
Miss Haldeman left for Cass
Lake this afternoon on business.
w. N. Bowser left for the twin
cities this morning on a business
trip.
| Mr.. j. r. Pacla of Tenstrike
is calling on friends in the city
today.
Doran Bros. have just com
pleted a contract at L. G. Fender
CASTS house.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grarlin of Tenstrike died last
night.
Good music, good management
and a good time at the firemen's
! ball this evening.
The regular monthly meeting
of the board of education will
be held this evening.
The young married people will
! give one of their club dances at
the city hall on Friday evening of
this week. ....
Good music, good management
and a good time at the firemen's
ball this evening.
Walter Harris is down from
Tenstrike and is spending the
day visiting friends here.
Charles Saxrard came down
from During this morning,
where has been laying out a
county road.
Don't be fooled and made to
believe that rheumatism can be
cured with local applications.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is the only positive cure for rheu
matism. IS cents, Tea or ia bets.
Barker's Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sever
ance mourn the death of their
four-year old child which died
last evening. The funeral will
be held tomorrow and the re-
mains inferred in Greenwood
cemetery.
When the baby talks, it is time
to give HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. It's the greatest baby
medicines known to loving
mothers. 1t makes them eat,
sleep and grow. IS cents, Tea
or Tablets, Barker's Drug
Store. -
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Firemen's ball tonight.

Firemen's ball tonight.
Read the daily Pioneer.
A. Danaher returned to Ten
strike last night.
Jack Essler left for Tenstrike
last night on business.
A. Lindeke arrived from St
Paul this morning to look after
business matters. r>
Mrs. j. F. Essler left for St
Peter, Mimi, Sunday for a short
visit with friends.
Good music. good management
and good time at the firemen's
ball this evening.
George Young left for his home
in Eagle Bend last night for
short visit with friends.
Mrs. Danaher left for Mime.
apolls this morning as a delegate
to the Foresters convention.
Doran Bros. have just taken q
contract for plumbing Mrs. J. J.
Conger's house at 1910 Dewey
avenue.
Mrs. R. A. McCuaig and Mrs.
L. Erickson of Tenstrike were
visitors over Sunday at the home
f~Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Peterson.
| have money to loan on cut
over and tim Der lands. First
mortgage loans in Beltrami
county. G. G.. Johnson, Bemidji,
MINI.
Stewart Wright, one Of the
bookkeepers for e. H. Winters
& Co., is at Rochester, MINI. He
is confined to the hospital, and is
reported to be very sick.
Potatoes and seed potatoes,
parsnips, rutabagas and carrots.
We have 1900 bushels of first
quality potatoes. Call and in
spect our stock. w. c.. Schroe-
der.
What's the good of keeping
from him Any good things you
may see, That will lift his load
of labor Like Rocky Mountain
Tea. Barker's Drug Store.
A. Ii. Pitkin returned to Kelli-
her yesterday after spending
three days in Bemidji on bust
ness for the Crookston Lumber
company. While here he also
visited with his son, Attorney c..
A. Pitkin.
Dr.. e. @. Clemens, who is a
brother of the celebrated author
Mark Twain will deliver his
lecture, "Eyery man his own
Master, at the city hall to-
morrow evening.
Emil Ortoff, proprietor Of the
bowling alley, is moving out of
the O'Leary & Bowser building
on Third street. He intends to
store the alleys for the summer
months. His future plars are
not yet known.
A social gathering will be held
at the home of Mrs. e. J. Gould
this evening. The proceeds
of the evening will go to the
treasury department of ST.
Philips church.. A cordial wei
come is extended to all.
An interesting meeting of the
library association was held a.
the library rooms yesterday
afternoon, and considerable bust
ness transacted. The association
appointed itself a com mittee O
the whole to secure new mem
bers and an entertainment is on,
of the good things the ladies
promise for the near future.
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TO PRESERVE NIAGARA FALL

TO PRESERVE NIAGARA FALLS.
Report of Waterways Commission Sent
to Congress.
Washington, May 8. - President
Roosevelt has sent to congress the re-
port of the international waterways
commission on the preservation of
Niagara falls.
The report contains recommends
tons for the restriction of the amount
of water to be diverted for power pur-
poses and suggests that the amount of
water to be diverted be limited either
by treaty or legislation. The limita-
ton is placed az $4,000 cubic feet per
second from the Canadian side and
1880 cubic feet per second from the
American side, in addition to 10000
cubic feet per second authorized for
the Chicago drainage canal.
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Money to Loan.

Money to loan on improved
real estate in Bemidji. B. L.
Calihan, $40 Endicott Building,
st. Paul, MINI.
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GERMANY DENIES STATEMENT
Not Encouraging Turkey In Boundary
Dispute.

Not Encouraging Turkey In Boundary
Dispute.
London, May S.-Walter Runcyman,
parliamentary secretary to the local
government 1pard announced in be-
half of the government in the house of
commons that the British government
had been informed by the government
of Germany that there is no founda.
ton for the statement that the action
of Turkey respecting the Egyptian
frontier has been encouraged by the
German government.
TO CONSIDER, BRITISH NOTE.
Extraordinary Meeting Of Turkish
Council Of Ministers.
Constantinople, May 8.-An extraor.
binary meeting of the council of min
listers has been summoned to consider
the British note demanding the evac-
uation OF Tabah within ten days and
Turkish consent to a joint demarca-
ton of the frontier of the Sinaitic
peninsula.
An attempt made by the sultan,
through the intermediary of palace
official, to reopen the discussion met
with an intimation from Sir Nicholas
r. O'Connor, the British ambassador
to Turkey, thar any communications
on the subject must come through the
Turkish foreign minister.
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Trawler for the Pacific.

There H. n PROBABILITY OF British capital
being enlisted In the development of the
Pacific fisheries OF Canada, says the
Maritirk Merchant. number Of fishery
experts on the North East coast Of Eng
land recently sent commissioner to
report upon the fishing grounds Off
British Columbia, and, while 1t Is not vat
known what the report will he, It is
hoped that It will be Favorable, II the
report IL satisfactory It Is proposed to
despatch from England small feet Of
steam trawlcrs to operate along the Paci-
hc coast OF Canada, with curing stations
In the vincinty or Vancouver, from
whence they VIII enter the markets Of
the Dominion and the States bordering
on Canada, The extent ana possibilities
OF these Fisheries are such that they !caa-
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PRICES RISE ON
ACTIVE MARKET
Developments in Money and EN-
change Situation Command
ing Feature OF Day.
TREASURY GOLD ADVANCED
important Announcement Made
& BY Secretary Shaw Has Marked
,ts Effect Oh Market.
(By Associated Prcss.)

81 JEW YORK, April 14.--Dcvclopmcnts
In the money and exchange situation to-
n al n resulted III n strong and unexpectedly
II active stock market and gave rise 10 y
IA great deal Of Interested discussion ana colli-
b S,nent. 1.-THE most important item Of news
II wns the announcement OF the secretary
a3 OF the treasury that banks which nave
Il engaged gold abroad will be allowed to
its equivalent in cash from
H the treasury upon giving security in bonds
I pending the arrival of the gold engaged
Il The effect Is TO give the importing banks
Il the use OF the gold engaged III their re-
81 serves as soon rs secured mus saVlhE tne
loss OF interest while the shipment Is IN
4 Transit and increasing the control Of
NSforeign gold supplies to that extent. 1t
III was announced at the same time that ST.
h 600 UOO had been already advanced by Inc
1T TREASURY for this purpose IN addition 70
1.-THE deposit Of 100000 with the New
q York banks on account Of excess of reve-
II nue. collections over disbursements. IN
n addition to- the gold engagements an
aNnounced earlier in the week there were
& secured to-day s5,Uo.ooo for import to
s5r1ake up the total equivalent of the adj
SHvances by the Treasury. The fact that
this arrangement went into force on
ESThursday was a total surprise 10 the imam
F9scial community in general. 1t was n mat
|Mter of comment also that the cash re-
sfserve item In the bank statement as pub
Ss;lshed failed to reflect the appearance IN
1.-THE reserve OF the cash >osits BY the
VI government as above Indicated.
4 The heavy loan contraction OF S23,43A-o ~
TSeffectcd so considerable a reduction In the
fS deposit liabilities as to cut down the
E raserve requirement to the extent Of so,-
~ 3s4, s25. Joined to the cash increase this
Twas sufficient to wipe out last weeks de-
jHficit and to establish surplus Of S4,772,u1J.
1.-THE breaking of the stringency of the
isnloncy market Is thus abundantly explain
fed. The resulting rise In the stock mar
isket continued UP to the closing, which
was strong and active.
ssg The total sales of bonds, par value,
iHanounted to- 100000.
lS5s The total sales Of stocks amounted to
/ 4+i3o shares.
iS3ff ONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
a6Money Oh call, nominal; no loans. Time
sEloans, steady; sixty days, ninety days and
stSsix months. 6 per cent.
IHS Prime mercantile paper. 1-2a6 per cent.
SnSterling exchange, steady, with actual
IL business in bankers bills at s4A.S5g4 $40
H for demand, and 81. .25a4 So. 335 for sixty
Eday bills. Posted rates, S4.S3 and Sass.
n Monumental bills, 4S1 3-4d4.S2. Bar sill
Ever, g. SIS cents. Mexican dollars. so cents.
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MARINE INTEn1.IGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. APRTI. II, 1ot
e A II I s.

PORT or RICHMOND. APRTI. H.. 1906.
ARRIVED, @
Steamer Harry Randall, Graves. Norfolk,
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
Barge Confidence, Joseph, Baltimore, phos-
sphatc. William II. Curtis.
SAILED.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion" line,
Barge Pataps:o, Thomas, James River, light.
PORT or WEST POINT, APRIL II, 1906
ri ARRIVED,
Steamship, Danyllle, Courtney. baltimore Pas
scnBers and general cargo,
SAILED.
Steamship Dnnvlllc, Courtney, Baltimore. pas
BengerA and general cargo.
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left Davis, Of Arkansas.

Hc Is thoroughly democratic In speech.
manner and action. and Is surcharged
with personal magnetism. %
lie makes the people think he Is persc-
cuted for their sake, and stands between
them and oppression.
He appeals to the human element. a
He cunnlnEly paints things to his liking
and ingeniousy and unscrupulously turns
them to his advantage. tE
He continually does violence TO the
moral maxim that the suppression OF
truth Is the suggestion Of falsehood.
+ Hc nudaciously and impudently relies
on the publcs lack Of information about
Incidents In issue.
He appropriates credit for about every
thing creditable.
He has q powerful machine.
He has not met his nratch.-Lttle Rock
Gazette.
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Who Eats Down-To

Any woman who eats downtown ut
noon knows how the unwclcome guest
feels. The restaurants ut noon are filled
with them. and when the tables are
crowded and the woman cannot have II
table by herself she has to eat It one
where men arc seated. No matter how
gayly conversat lon Is carried on at tho
other tables, at the table where the wo-.
man is seated death-lke silence reigns.
The men are uncomfortable before her
and eat IN tchlson Globe.
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Reflections Of a Bachelor.

I Half tho fun Of lying Is betting With
yourself whether the other fellow be-
licves you.
he didn't worry so much about the jokes
on the front row.
A widow never tells a.. man what good
habits her first husband had until after
she marries him. I'll
The only reason mosquitoes don't como
In winter Is because people don't wear
open work stockings out on the pfazza
then. II
q It makes a man terrible ashamed to
have to walk with his wife In gay ha
that he always tries to nirt with II It Is
on some other woman's hend.--New York
Press. 3ss E sf.st
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Prohibition Election. II

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., April H.-Tho first
signature to the petition OF Rev. 8. j..
Belts, for the Aldermen Of Raleigh to
call an election on the question dlspen-
sary"5 or prohibition was affixed this
morning by Mayor James I. Johnson. and
the second by Police Justice Badger, who,
In signing the petition. declared to Rev.
Belts that they would certainly see to
it that prohiLdtlon was enforced in the
event the election was called and carried
that way
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Wedding Cards.

Especial to Tile 1'lfnes- d spntch.) l5E
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. April 14.--tnv-.
tntions have been received here nht1oune-
Rodden Of stebbins, vn. to Mr.. Arthur
Thomas Strange, Of Richmond. ,rhe we'd
ding will take place Mt Oak Level Freshly
terrain Church. ut Stebbiis, VA, Wcdncs-
day evening. April 2Jth ut seven o'clock.
Tho bride Is tho daughter Of Mr. James
Wilson Rodden, and has Il host Of friends
IN Halifax and Richmond. l
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Oyster Sauce.

Make cream sauce in usual way,
using one and one-half cups OF milk
and one cup cream. Scald about ont and
one half dozen oysters in their own liquor
with a dash of lemon juice as soon AS
the gills Of the oyster refrle drain from
the liquor and add them to the sauce,
and heat thoroughly before serving =
Fishing Gazette.
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not long Be loft TO tho exploitation bt
fhn Tinted States. MA
SKIPPER HURT
Captain Taylor, Of Boston,

5s especial To rho Tlnies-Dispntch)
a WARSAW, VA, April l4.--Captnin ray
lor of the schooner, Charles Marsh, hall
Ing from Bostoii, Ntnss.,4 loading With
ties for that city At Cnrtoi's Wharf. this
county. fell fifteen feet this evening II
tho schooner's hold, sustaining thereby
n fracture of the skull and other In
jurics.
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RICHMOND GRAM MARKET.
Richmond Va. April II, 49,
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARK Eth.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. #
(SaleS at Union Stock SardS.)

(Saleb al Union STOCK 1dFuS.)
Richmond. Va, April Il. 1906.
Report OF the live stock marker for tho week
ending Apri "a y as follows. -.
Best steers 5Ag5lac, medium to good, 1HD
5c,; common to fair, 4G4Hc.; best hefers 40
NC; fair TO good sA94c; common, ag3hc;
se e"s ss c ?sgs bulls ssa4e; extra IA;
hes, calves, 1I7ac. !: common to fair 4g6!sc,:
s@ss ga % at s ss4 h ed
sows and stays. 4.g5l.c.; best sheep. SG6Hc.;
common TO ~, fair t45&c.; best lambs 1a7'ac';
Ali kinds Of stock n good demand and
prospects good,
| CnIcGo. April observation-disclosures. 100
bead bead; Market "na steady Reeves. tlGS,D IIoss-
Estimated reccLp,s Monday 80. co9 head. Good,
h.ay 'SS'i hSo sh S SIT Sheen
;. NEW, YORK, April 4-nEEvEs- Receipts,
Si3c,. FOR native sides. Cavcs-rccclpts. III
head; market unchanged: Sheep and Lambs
Receipts, I'm head. snossp hrm, hsner 4
unshorn lamb, s745@Ig iiogs--Iseceip.s. a,5aj
head. Feeling firm 70 a fraction higher.
rlrTspunG. IA, April --cATrI.E--sup-
ply lig4,i market Yoady Choice t5.t95m,eo;
active higher, Fine medium and heavy york
ors. N,s6fs6.s7Ai light workers. NGo4j70; piss.
ys 3. qarSet 4s STEADY ''1 Fras wsshsrs sIs5S
t3.Na5,I; veal calves, ,sWgs.7s.
clyclNNATr. o. April ln;;,zzll!ioo.Gs-Iiigher.
Butcher. and thlppors 'sI:tfas76; co'nm99 ,,
sa" Gae csmGn tsit e Fo' shs ssn
Steady AZ gu6fo. l.ambsTSteady q; SiUW7.oo.
TOBACCO srARKETs,
Richmond. Va, April u. 1900.
Tobacco DahFirei- Rece!pts, continue light
M
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LynchburQ Tobacco Market,

Lynchburg, Va, April IL, 1906 n
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending April TIL. re-
ported by John l.. Oglesby. Of Lynchs Ware
house. were follows.
Sold week ending April, 9Th $50. 200 pounds:
sold week ending April 18th. 61o, 500 pounds:
decrease for week ending April 18th, $500
pounds.
Sold from September l, 1905. to Anrll6 1y)c,.
10, 600 pounds; sold from September ! 1901,
to April 6. 1885, 10 500. 100 pounds: increase for
1906, l15l.200 pounds. 81
The receipts was rather lighter this week
than last. The quality of the offerings was
rather off and much It was more or less dam
aged Prices during the week were rather
lower, which was caused BY the quality and
Indications arc that receipts will be lighter
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RICHMOND pRoDuCE MARKET.

NNEsI'IO uR-Recepts continue liberal; market
NBquiet. but firm at prices quoted. WHEAT
$tftcepts continue moderate and milling wheat
SIN good demand while the off grades are very
$sduil and hard to sell even at low prices.
continue light and market
s4active. ATS-Active; moderate receipts RYE
ssSltlnchanged. very quiet. HAY-Markct active
S,under light receipts and best grades bring
S8outside quotations. Common and damaged
stalmost unstable; The, demand for clover IS
avery limited. and It will shortly be unstable,
Ssas pastures will soon be ready for grazing.
RAE POTA1OES-Market continues quiet. but
ssfirm for oid stock with light receipts.
aa5a EGGS-lieceipts very light during the early
soart of the, week and the market was very
Stve; increased receipts yesterday and to-dyn
8nas caused weaker feeling.
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grades continue scarce and
fsn good demand other stock dull.
Ri observation-disclosures OF hens heavy and mar
hket lower; chickens and ducks scarce and
FS.iye.
$lI 3VIRGINIA aBAcoN-Choice we'll cured and
swell smoked continues in good demand; other
#stoclk dull
ssSs% RECEIPTS SFOR THE wEEK-yvhcat 90, $50
$oushels; corn.2 81, 200 bushels; oats, 1866 bush
Ssls; flour 377s barrels; hay, 5l2 tons; mill
Weed. 140 tons.
STOCK IN ELEvATCls@Wheat. 1910 bush
a,.ls; corn. ?S6 bushels; oats. q, +.G bushels.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n, c., April l4.--sPlRITs
TURPENTINE- doing; receipts, 8
casks. I,osn--Firm at s3.45 receipts 10 bar
res. Tar--Firm at $3.50, receipts. Go barrels
Crude Tur,entne--FIrm at s2.00d4.75 and $500;
receipts, SO barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, April H.--TuRPENilNE-
Firm at cGc.; receipts, ga casks; salcs:., 3as
casks; shipments l.7G6 barrels Rosin--Firm;
sales. 6os barrels; receipts. 21Sl barrels; SHIP
E CHARLESTON. s.. G.. April H-TURPEH-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothlng doing.
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s11sCELLANEOU. MARKETh

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Spa nish--Aiarket frm at sl.o7M per bushe,.
Virg!nlas- Market firm at 3Ac. for fancy stock;
MACHINE picked at lhQ2Ac.; Smelling stock,
1NMnc, t3 -9'F'T