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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-05
Pittsbnr.s ..Xhite,, Roll.

II Is much pleasanter TO dwell on
the fact that Pittsburgh has twenty
eight righteous men than on the fact
that it has not fifty. Whatever may
the the exact truth about the reported
search made by the chamber Of COM
merce for men fit to have their names
read at its annual banquet, the idea is
at least novel. Newspapers are fond
Of printing lists and photographs Of
their city's "enterprising men, or sue
cesSful men" or "literady men or
learned men" or "horSemen' o. men
Of fifty other categOries. 1t will be
harder for the present white list TO
gain acceptance because it is 50 much
harder to put ones finger on righteous
ness than on any Of those other quail
tiles. Righteousness always preferring
TO hide it's light under a busheI, there
is rather exceptional likelihood of find
ing the list incomplete after all. Prob
ably. however, the explanation Of The
small representation is simply that
most Of the righteous men Of Pitts
burgh have made millions and moved
[ o New York.-New York Post.
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Nt.W YORK PRODTCE.

New 1orN. Arm &.-rIour steady
with a lair iugr.r! 20.
CORN NIAI-Steady
WHEAT-SpJt STEADY. No > red
S2hc elevator. Options Il To H.
lower. MAY SjAc: July sec. Scptea
Der S6Hc.
CORN-Spot steady. No 2. 5Sc
elevator. Options Ac higher to a.
lower. May 53IC; July 5ic.
OATS-Spot steady; mixed acc.
LARn-DulI: western prime $500
AS.20. Refined steady
PoRk-Quiet: family $500; snort
clear $1775@1925; mess $l7so1
1925.
RICFf--Steady.
MOI.ASSES-Stcady.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fa.r refining
BIC: centrifugal sc test 3Hsc: mola&Z
2Tsc. Refined steady. ".
COFFEE-SpOt steady: No. 7 A."
&c: No. 4 Santos Sc: mild coffee quiet
Cordova 9@12hc: futures 8 to ~
points higher. /,
BUTTER~Steady unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGS-IrregulaI unchanged.
POTATOES-Easy unchanged.
CABBAIES-Stcady: domestic per
crate S1.0OW2.25: old white Danish
seed per ton S5.0OT8.OO.
PEAEUTS-Quict and steady. uu-
changed.
COTTON SEED OIL was firm with
fair trading. Prime crude fob mills
3SHc bid: summer yellow 45h: off
summer yellow 42642c: good OF
summer veilor' 42hm1IC: prfme
white 5O"52c: prime winter yellow
soc.
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Doing Business Again.

when my friends thought was go
ing to take leave of this world, on &C
count of indigestion, nervousness and
general debility" writes A. A.
Chrisholm, of Treadwell. n. Y land
when it looked as If no hope was left,
I was persuaded to try Electric Ritters,
and I rejoice TO say that they are cur
ing me. [ am now doing business
again as of old, and am still gaining
daily" Best of all tonic medicines.
Guaranteed by r. r. Bellamy, drug
gist. sec.
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~inclinedto hammer the market down
the prices gradually improved in re
selling based on rather light estimates
for Thursday at New Orleans. Hous-
on and Galveston. When the markel
reached the level OF lois for July.
heavy selling orders caused a drop of
several points. The bulls rallied TO the
support of the market and brought il
I'D to 1925 for July, II again fell of
two points on profit taking. but closed
steady 9 to II points above the close
of yesterday.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

Total today. at all ports, net receipts
l5,094 bales: exports to Great Britain.
1883 bales: continent. 1908; stock,
1885,. :
Consolidated at all ports. net re-
ceiute. 1886 bales; exports to Great
Britain. 36,oo2 bales: France. 25,191.
continent. 1896; Japan. l2,7s8.
Total since September 1st. at all
ports, net receipts 9,O36.213 bales: ex-
ports to Great Britain 3.22a,7l1; bales:
France. 800.2e9. continent, 2.846.812;
Japan. 198.687.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. April 3.-The cotton
market continued quiet during today's
early session and showed little feature
until near the close when there was
quite an attractive demand and a con-
siderable advance during the last
hours with a gain OF IL To Is points.
The sales of the day were estimated at
$4,000 bales.
The opening was stady at unchanged
prices 10 an advance of two points
which was about as due on the diff
ferent cables. The weather map
showed frost in parts of the eastern
belt but it seemed the impression that
no damage was being done and warm
CT weather vas predicted for tomor-
row. Some Of the local bears offered
rather freely during the early session
IL an effort, presumably to break the
market, but the cotton was Well TAX
en- and the market began 10 steady up
toward midday on scattered covering
which may have been promoted by
lighter receipts and reports that gov
ermeut experiments with seed showed
that the seed Of 1906 was less fertile
than that Of the previous season.
Trading continued quiet at prices a
few points over the closing figures Of
yesterday, until near the close when
demand became quite active and prices
showed a net gain if about II tO Is
points. The close was practically the
best point of the session. The buying
o. the advance was rumored to be
largely for a ST. Louis house. Southern
spot markets were unchanged to 1-8c
lower. Receipts at ports today, 49,
O94 bales against 1920 last week and
1870 last year. For the week 1885,
900 bales (estimated) against 147, 231
last week and 1885 last year. To
lays receipts at New Orleans, 5,13S
bales against 1894 last year, n at
Houston 5,453 bales against 1884 last
year.
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ROOSEVELT MAD
the Publication of the Hartman
Ietter-HiS Statement no answer
TO Judge Parl<cr'S Charge.

Washington, April 2.-President
Roosevelt has inscribed another name
ito the list of Those Whom I Have
Called Liars" and in applying the
iavorite White House eDithet TO Z. II.
Hartman he has given the country u
sensation that almost eclipsed the Bel
lamy Dear Maria Storer incident.
MIR. Roosevelt was mad through and
through this morning when he awoke
and read the Hartman letter and he
lost no time in getting together his ad-
VisOrs for the purpose of framing q
reply.
1t appears that the president had
one on tap dated five months ago. This
letter was given to the press shortly
after the noon hour and in handing 1t
to the newspaper men the strenuous
occupant of the white house remarked
Off hand, 81 feel particularly fortunate
that [ have been attacked within the
2ast few days by both ex-senator Bur
ton of Kansas. and Mr.. Hartman"
Mr.. Roosevelt has eason to feel
grateful to the two notorious men to
whom he refers for there are no two
personages in the country who stand
less in public estimation. 1t is GER
tainly Roosevelt luck to win the dis
approval of two such characters but
not withstanding these features Of the
situation Mr.. Harriman's charges
should be met in a frank and straight
forward way. The president did not
meet the Hartman challenge in a way
to satisfy his friends. He denied that
he solicited contributions for his cleo
ton to the presidency from the New
York railroad juggler, but he did not
meet real charge. that is that Harri-
man and his friends contributed two
hundred thousand dollars to make sure
the election il New York state. This
is the reals issue, and it is the very
charge that Judge Parker made n
that same campaign, which provoked
the president to holler Liar" at the
democratic candidate for the presi-
dency. Harriman's letter, written if
teen months ago. substantiates Judge
Parker's charges, and the president,
when he had the opportunity to deny
it.4tedag. failed to do so.-Special to
News and Observer.
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middlius fair SIS. good middiinE
6.3s: middlinS so: low %
good ordinary 5: ordinary i.6c.
TIE sales OF n day were 5000
bales OF which 500 were for spccu-
Iation and export and includcd $500
American. Receipts $1,000 bales in
Guiding $4,000 American,
Futures opened quiet and steady
and closed quiet. American midditnE
G. q. G April 5.5AL April and May
5.5.: May and June 5.5-i@. Juno and
july 55aH. July and August 5.52
August and september sou. S"ptcm-
Der and October 5.49. October and
November SIS. November and Dcccm-
bcr So. December a. January
4. IA. January and c6ruarN 5HaE
ehrtI.rN and March 5.TO!v.
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Vessels IN PORT
STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
Headland (Br.) 1882 tons. Lugg, to
Alexander Sprunt and Son-
Cayo. Largo (Br.) 2.223 tons. Davey,
Alexander Sprunt and Son.
OssaboH, (Am.a 2,o4s tons, New
York, Webb, to F. A. Fetter, agent Sea-
board.
J. B. Rabel, $50 tons, Griffin, c. D.
Mafhtt.
SCHOONERS.
VIM. w. Converse. Ss4 tons, Viii
hanson, to c.. D. Mafft.
Carrie A. Bucknam, 235 tons. will
liams. to c. D. Maffitt-
F. G. Pendleton. sac tons, Hu1chin-
son. to G. D. Mafftt.
Edgar c. Ross, $50 tons, Quillin. to
c.. D. Mafftt.
Charles ]. Doomis, sos tons. War
rem. 20 = D. Mafftt.
r. T. Rundlett, PIG tons, Johnson,
C. D. Nafftt.
Perry Setter. Ices tons, Blake, C. D.
Mafftt.
HoratioL. Baker, zee tons, Mohr. c..
c. D. Mafftt.
Horace P. Shares. sse tons, Flynn.
c. D. Mafftt.
Everett Webster. $50 tons, Maxwell.
c. D. Mafftt.
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PORT MOVEMENT OF COTTON.

Galveston firm at 10 13-l6c; net re-
ceipts 5,398 bales.
New Orleans steady at 10Ec; net
receipts 5,138 bales.
Mabile steady at 10Ac: net receipts
100 bales.
ceipts 1876 bales.
Charleston steady at 1890. net re-
ceipts 212 bales.
Wilmington steady at 1880: net re-
ceipts PSI bales.
Norfolk dull at lie; net receipts,
263 bales.
Baltimore nominal at 1oBc; net re-
ceiDts 1,403 bales.
New York stead at 1886. net re-
ceiptS 207 bales.
Boston steady at 10. 95c: net receipts
ass bales.
Philadelphia steady at 1O.95c: net
receipts 46 bales.
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Z MOVESfENT of COTTON

Houston steady at 1890. net receipts
5,453 bales.
Augusta dull at 11Ac: net receipts.
104 bales.
Memphis steady at i0iLc. net 20
ceipts 1854 bales.
St Louis duh at I04c: net receipts
500 bales.
Cincinnati. net receipts 366 bales
Louisville steady at lie.
Total today, net receipts, 7,777 bales
gross receipts, 1928 bales; shipments,
Haas bales; sales. 2,379 bales, stock.
2S196S bales
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NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York. April 3.-Turpentine
firm 71k@72c. Kosin firm, strained
common to good s4.5O94.55.
Savannah, April 3-Turpentine
firm 81: sales $50: receipts 232: ship
ments 100.
Rosin firm: sales 2S2: receipts SO:
shipments 4,S00; stock 38,030. Quote
A. B. C. D. E. s4.25; F, $3.50: G..
s4.35: II. s4.55; L. $3.50; K s5.05:
N. $50; y. $500; ". G. $3.50: w.
W. $40.
Charleston, April 3.-Turpentine
and rosin nothing doing.
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NEW LHE
Good Progress i'm Organizing n JET
ferson-Weather and the Fruit
Tho State Guard Inspection.
Messenger Bureau,
Raleigh, n. c., April }.

The Jefferson Life Insurance Com
pany is being organized at Raleigh
with half a million dollars surplus 10
policy holders. The work has been
going on for some time very quietly
and business men have shown their ap-
probation of the opportunity to invest
in SO excellent an enterprise. The
organization OF the company is assured,
almost $500, 900 of stock having been
subscribed. The remainder is to be
placed at points of greatest advantage
geographically to the company. No
subscriptions are taken for more than
5000. Among the men interested III
the organization are J. V. GraingeT,
". q. Cooper and Charles \. Evans, OF
Wilmington.
The sale of seats for the great spring
festival of the Raleigh Choral Society
is remarkably large and orders have
come in from points as far as 200 miles
from Raleigh. Some Of the best talent
III the state has been secured, for com
pensation or i'll d volunteer way for
this musical event.
It was in mid-May last year tina the
great frost came. the seyerest cveT
known in this part of the state during
that month. It's worst effect in this
section is along side streams where it
completely blighted some of the small
er trees which did not renew their
leaves last year.
The p~enitentiary board was in SEES
sion today but transacted only routine
matters.
The weather observer here said to-
dal that the lowest temperature here
this morning was SO degrees. There
was light frost throughout all this Sec
tiOn. Yesterday there was none. He
said that the Inquiries of people
brought out the statement that so far
the fruit around Raleigh was not hurt.
The final packing exhibits for the
Jamestown Exposition is being done
and the last car leaves here this week
with these.
Inspector General Springfield was
here today and reported to the govern
Oh that he had completed the inspec-
ton Of the National Guard of the
state. This inspection is very impor~
tant III every way as the fate Of the
company depends upon it and special
reports have 10 be made to the War
department in accordance with the
Dick law which requires a certain de-
gree Of proficiency and strength and
equipment in order to obtain the
United States quota. Today Insector
general inspected the State Arsenal.
There is some conflict of law in re-
gard to the Corporation commission.
The revenue act allows it $500 for each
member as a tax commission. while
another act. ratified the very same day
increases its salary to three thousand
dollars for each member and says it
wiz - so much and no more. The
#t'.. y general will pass ON this
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Sheriff Wouldn't Ride in Jim Grow

Sheriff WOuldn't Ride in jim Grow
Car.
Mr.. Eugene P. Albea left last even
ing for Aikens, S. c., to testify in a Pc
culiar case against the Southern. 1t
ia a suit for $25, 900 brought by a sher-
iff of the South Carolina county, who
resented the action Of a conductor,
VIII insisted that the sheriff and two
negro prisoners ride in the car reserved
for colored people, the sheriff refusing
and the conductor working a use
whereby he got the train away leav-
depot Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
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If a broker fails. having in his pos
session stocks belonging to a customer
the customer may take the stocks OF
payment of the amount, If any is due
to the broker. The broker cannot give
to his assignee, to a receiver, or 10 any
one, a greater interest in the stocks
than he has himself; and that interest
is simply a lien upon them for the
amount due him from the customer II
anything is due-Journal Of Commerce.
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How Hartman Tipped His Friends.

some of his friends in the soup last
week. Vanderbilt and two OF his
friends said hat Hartman gave them
d Tip" and tipped" them for a loss
Of eight millions. Perhaps Hartman
was getting even with the bunch.
They are directors on his road and had
been standing in with the other crowd
until recently, when they went over
to the big boss.-Greensboro Telegram.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New Orleans, April S.-Spot cotton
steady and unchanged; middliDg 10 IL.
The spot demand showed somewhat Of
an Improvement Sales Were 1900
bales on the spot and 800 70 arrive.
I'm sympathy with Liverpool. futures
opened quiet at q decline OF n point
On the active months. After selling at
1Als for July during the early part OF
the session, when the besr e.ezaenk vas
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New York, April 3.-Aoncy ou call
easy "a 31 per cent. ruling rate pa,
closing bid. offered at pa Time loans
soft. sixty days :, and 90 81 per @ II
six months 81 per cent. Close. Prime
mercantile paper 6m6ii per cent
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers billS4.N545M
$3.50 for demand and at 4.S0l5T
4.S020 for sixty day bills Posted
rates 4.S0Ie mf.Sl and ASIA ASH.
Commercial bills 47S& Bar silver
64-aC. Mexican dollars 4G4C.
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Bitten hY a Spider

Through blood poisoning caused by
apider bite, John Washington, Of Bos-
queyiIle. Texas, would have lost his
leg. which became a mass Of running
sores, had ne not been persuaded %
Try Bucklen's Arnica Salvc. He whites
The first application relieved and
four boxes healed all the sores" %
cents. Guaranteed by r. r. BelLamV,
druggist.
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Skin Grating.

Master Paul Cheney, who was Shot
some weeks ago, underwent q skin
graft operation at the hospital Satur-
day night. Two large ulcers which
refused to heal were engrafted with
new tissue taken from the lads faith
er's arm, MI. Cheney permitting its
anesthetic or a%nOdyne. Master Paul is
doing well.-Kinston Free Press.
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The Price OF Health

The price OF health is a maIarfoHs
district is just 25 cents; the cost Of a
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
writes Ella Slaton, OF holland ARK,
New Life Pills cleanse gently and i1s
part new life and vigor 10 the systens.
Csc, Satisfaction guaranteed at r. y
Bellamy. druggist. y
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. April &.-The prospect 81
rain in the southwest caused modeatc
weakness today III the wheat market
The May delivery closed at "A net 'Dss u
Is. Corn was down 3-SC Oats were
SIS 10 - Provisions were : - 10 lec
lower.
Chicago. April G-Thr leading fl-
lures ranged aS follows.
Oman Htrh IDNN close
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That Georgia bride who declined
promise anything more than totTa3J
to obey her husband has probably 6cen
acquainted with the gentleman lnag
enough TO know that she has no picnic
ahead of her.-Washington Post
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LOCAL COTTON aIARKET.

Wednesday. April 8.
COTTON-SLeady 1880.
Receipts Of cotton today-287 bales
Receipts this season to date
3o9,S61 bales.
Receipts same day last year-167
bales.
Receipts same seasen last year
2S5,889 bales.
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An exchange says that philadelphia
surgeons have succeeded I'm giving a
woman a new jaw bone. those Phil
adelpAians are getting too smart: next
thing you know they Fiu be giving
Woaen two tongues.
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""The supply of Pentelic marble has
been nearly exhausted by the contract
ors building the Carnegie Institute
When the Greek government decides to
repair the Pantheon it will use steel
Orders from Bethlehem, Pa.-New
York Post.
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The Roumanian peasant women who
have been found slain beside the bodies
Of their husbands and their fathers
were perhaps bent on refuting n Of
the most popular arguments against
female suffrage.-Ne~ York Post.
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When stocks are bought by a Gus
toner through a broker, the certi1i-
Gates need not necessarily, and are not
usually, made out directly to the Gus
Reputable bankers and brokers
do carry such stocks on book account.
subject always to transfer to the GUS
toner at his direction. Journal Of
Commerce.
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Speaker Cannon after looking over
the situation in Cuba, thinks American
in hat island must continue
for a long time. But he doesn't a II
will pay.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
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F~fguradveiy speaking. Aessrs Fa8r-
banks. Knox and Shaw will be stanS-
ing at the ringside In Ohio. really To
challenge the winna
Post. Y
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'.Pneumonia's Dead, Work

'.PneumOnia's Deadly Work
has so seriously effected my right
lung" writes Mrs. Fannie Conner, Of
Rural Route l, Georgetown, Tenn,
that I coughed continuously night
and day and the neighbors' prediction
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inevitable, I'm
til my husband brought home a bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which in my case proved to be the only
real cough cure and restorer Of weak,
sore lungs" When all other remedies
utterly fail, you may still win in the
battle against lung and throat troubles
with New Discovery, the real remedy.
Guaranteed by r. r. Bellamy, drug
gist. SOC. and 500. Trial bottle
free.
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE -
Firm G61zC.
ROSIN-NOthIng doing
TAR-Firnl, $3.50.
CRUDE TURPENTINE - Hard
$3.50: dip. $500: Virgin $5.2s.
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CLOSING STOCK LIST.

Adams Express .. .......280
American Cotton Oil .. $500 %
American Cotton Oil pfd .. =. so
American Express =. - ......2ee
American Linseed Oil -. 14Z
American Linseed Oil pfd E. . 80
American Locomotive - $1,000. 62k
American locomotive pfd =. les
Anaconda Mining Co &. go. 61n
American Tobacco pfd Ger =. 91A
Atchison +. . . . . 1890. :. Gag
Atchison pfd :. :. =. 95
Atlantic Coast Line ......1o2
Baltimore and Ohio pfd -. -. IS
Contra! Of New Jersey . . ....18o
Consolidated Gas :. =. ........125
Delaware and Hudson :. /. ..1SS
Delaware. Lack and West les
Denver and Rio Grnnde.. 80. %
Denver and Rio Crande Rfd q. lib
ERIC -. . - =. .. - -.... 70
Erie 1St pdf .. - .. -. -. Do
Erie End pfd.. :. -. . 4. ...... ssE
General Electric . -. :. .....14s
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Cash quotations were as iOlIowS:
Flour steady: No. = spring wheat. so
@S3l@c: No. , 72M sec: No. 2 red. -
n 1850: No. > corr 44L At I4hc: No
> yellow. Az W44%c; No. . oats
4l4c: No. > white i2ETA3C: No. =
white 3S n 42laC: No. = rye CSC: fair
TO choice mailing So CSC. No. / naH
seed Si.l2jA. No. / North Western
S1.19E: prirl" tir'othy seed $3.50 Cio-
yer contract GRADES $3.50: short ribs
sides Nooso) - C2mS.62E.. mess pork
per DD!. $i6.37i- ~ 1850. lard per 100
lbs SS.S1i2, short clear sides CboNcdl
SS.S7ihGr3i@r. rhiskcy basis OF high
wines s. 90
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-.% SsN... Day last YEAR.
10 casks spirits turpentine.
224 barrels rOSin.
Z24 barrels tar.
224 barrels tar. ......
10 barrels crude ~tudpentine.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.
POWER .P)s geo atsr de shrdI
Liverpool. April s.-Cotton: Spot
quiet. prices uaeA&Aged. Anaerioou
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CLOSING

New York, April 3.-Spot closed
quiet . points hingher: middling up
lands 1895: middling gulf 11.2O: no
sales Futures roIIo-.
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RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

8 casks spirits turpentine.
sc barrels rOsin.
SO barrels tar.
T. barrels crude turpentine.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-05

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