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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15
DELMAS IS SO YEARS
OLD TODAY

The brilliant California lawyer.
Dolphin NJ Delmas. reaches the GARD
milestone today. He is hale. hearty
and a match for District Attorney
Jerome, or perhaps most any other
barrister in the United States
Dolphin Michael Delmas. Ieading
attorney for the defense in the Har-
ry Thaw case. was born in France
April Il, 1874 He removed 10
California in his boyhood. and was
graduated from the Yale law school
After his ADMINISTRATION to the Cali
fornia bar in 1866 he praeticsd law
IN San Jose until 1882. and since
then I'm San Francisco. He was cbos-
en- regent Of the University OF Cali
iornia in 1885 and delegate-at-law
70 the democratic national oonven-
lion In 81 Louis in 1904 Mr. Del
mas resides az Casa Delmas Santa
Clara county, and has his once IN
san Francisco During his years OF
practice at the California bar he has
won many famous cases. f. is said
IN fact that no client he has de-
Tended has ever been found gpjitv
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15
CURED OF RHUNIATIsM

MI Wn. Henry OF CHATTANOOGA
renn'' had rheumatism in his 10
arm The strength seemed to have
gone out of the muscles so that II
was useless for work" he saws. az
appHed Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and wrapped the arm in flannel al
night and to my relief found that
the pain gradually left me and the
strength returned In three weeks
the rheumatism had disappeared and
mas not since returned" If troubled
with rheumatism try a few applica
lions Of Pain Balm. You are certain
TO be pleased with the relief which
1t Affords For sale by all druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15
EASY PHYSICAL
CULTURE
WATCHING A GOOD GAME OF
BASEBALL LEADS TO ALL
THE CoNTORTIONS WHICH
THE CULTURE DE-
MANDS.
NIANDS.

Baseball is an amusement for the
spectators and as profession re-
munerative to players has been duly
exploited in the public prints, but
baseball as fresh-air cure. health
restorer and constitution builder has
not been properly recognized by the
medical profession or the ruthless
employer. 1t should be more gene
rally understood that the game is one
OF the finest spring medicines and
one OF the most excellent forms of
physical culture IL is the only safe
and reliable form OF psysical culture
that can be taken for the most part
in a sitting posture and without con-
scious effort II is therefore OF in
caluable value to countless thousands
of persons who could not be per-
suaded to undergo the fatigue OF
exercise with Indian clubs, who
would as soon strike n lady as to
pound a punching bag, and who
would perish miserably at 40 rather
than take to tennis or cross-country
walking. This should be borne in
mind by employers of the sedentary
classes and as much rope as possible
should be given TO the baseball-go-
ing Office boy and clerk
Laughing is the finest exercise for
the abdominal muscles. Who laughs
as the fan laughs when the third
baseman fails to connect with a ball
and two men on the home team
score? Get up good Precipitation"
says the family doctor, and your liver
VIII not shrink its duty. Who gets
up profuse and evenly distributes
Precipitation, is not the man who sits
upon hot pine board and is cooked
through and through like a planked
shad' although he is oblivious of his
discomfort?
Deep breathing is the best lung
renevator and chest builder. Who.
takes so deep a breath as the fan
whose eye is upon the soaring spbe-
roid that may fall into the hands or
the enemy in the fell and make n
three-hagger an unrealized dream?
AND who expels the last bit OF breath
from the lobes OF his lungs with
such forces as does the ecestatic fan
when the fly is muffed?
There is no better method of max
Ing the blood bound through the
veins than simple, joyous yelling Ac-
cording to a physical culturist every
one should occasionally get out in the
woods, where there is no danger of
arrest for disorderly conduct and
yell. How much more sensible to
ride to the ball park in a comfortable
street car and sit down and veil with
ones fellow-man where competition
breeds ambition to excel.
Waving the arms and rising upon
the toes is advocated by physical Gull
turists as a means OF strengthening
the legs and arms and back and
chest. Who rises upon his toes and
waves his arms with such vim and
Yigor and exercises all his muscles
at once with such abandon as the
man who believes that the umpire
should be rended limb and trampled
IN the dust, and is striving with all
OF MS might to incite a riot in the
name of freedom and fair play?
Among the beneficial forms OF
physical culture certainly must be
included that man gets by regular
iy attending the baseball game and
the office force, at this time of the
year needs nothing so much as phys
ical uplifting. Courier Journal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15
WHIP THE Ed
TOR-PERHAPS

Pennsylvania. the State OF ire
quent freak newspaper laws, may
have another added TO it's books.
Certain politicians have become so
frightened by the rays OF newspapcr
publicity that an effort is being made
to have a law passed making It le-
gal to assault or assail the editor
or publisher. or both, OF a newspa-
per that prints anything one may be
lieve, think or imagine libels him.
What a grand scheme!
TO make such a law "A success
there should be cladse inserted that
will make it obligatory upon the part
OF the editor or publisher to submit
to being strapped, or otherwise hand
icapped so that there could be nc
resistance.
Newspaper history records many
distances whore public and other
men have sought to shake the stuff.
ing out OF editors and publishers
with-well. the less said on the Sub
ject the better. We could mention
the names OF numerous Pennsylva-
MIA editors and publishers whom IL
would be absolutely dangerous To
assault-with an axe, a club OF
otherwise. A queer notion some
people have of editors and publish
ers. 1t must be common belief
that the newspaper profession Il
made up OF mollycoddleists and one
lunged physical wrecks Where
ignorance is bliss, It's folly to be
wise" should be changed in this
instance to, Where ignorance IS
bliss. tits dangerous"
Such law as the publicity dread
lists of Pennsylvania seek to have
passed is a dangerous thing-to the
public. at is legal to assault a
newspaper man upon what may be
considered reasonable provocation, "
sounds very nicely, but suppose the
fellow fights back, as some good
newspaper makers have a way OF
doing, what then? Shouldn't there
be clause inserted whereby the ag-
gressor could have a decent burial
at public expense? If such men as
believe they are performing a public
duty meet with untimely and in,
glorious treatment, why not recog-
nize their patriotism and endow beds
In several hospitals where "surpris-
ed victims can be treated and nurs-
ed back to good health without ex-
pense to the martyr. A good-sized
graveyard should be maintained al
public expense. too
The proposed "beat-the-editor" law
sounds very nicely. as we said be-
tore-providing the editors are first
made harmless. -Newspaperdom.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15

feet and inches TO a stake, in the
West line of Hoge Street, thence
with the West line of Hoge street,
North Is deg. Is min. West 81 feet
and 4 inches 10 the point of BEGIN
MING.
VI one certain lot situated I'm
Coopers Town in sid Blueheld and
being the same 10 conveyed to the
said H. c Jones. by Sallie Y. LIZ
and S. f. Litz. by deed dated the 1st
day of June, 1901 and Of record fin
said CLERKS Orice "a Deed Book No.
40, page 1. BECiN MING at a stake
on the Southeastern side OF the
County road, or what is known as q
continuation OF Bland Street about
200 feet Southwest OF Jones Street
thence 81 poles o corner of the
Mrs. Caroline " Cipson lot. thence
with same West 1-2 poles TO a
stake; thence poles to stake
on the side of said County road
thence with said d - poles TO
the BEGINNING
NIl.-One cert.i. lot Of land sit
uate on the East s.el OF Allen Street,
and being the sa lot conveyed to
the said II. c Jo s by the Indus
trial Saving & n COMPANY by
deed dated the n day Of June
1899, and Of rec, in said Comfy
Court Clerks 0 i'm Decd BooI,
No. 3S, pace 45s BEGINNING nj
stake on the .rt side of Allen
street, corner Of 70 ellis lot. thence
with said Street y IS deg. % min
West AZ feet to o take thence n
20 deg. 80 min. last II feet TO ?
point in the line o. Lot No. o; thence
with the same south 10 dog. East
AZ feet to Rorer md Powell line:
thence with same south 70 de-. 80
min West II fec. to the placo of
BEGINNING.
VuI.-One certal. lot or par.sI Of
land, which was coryeyed fo tba chi,
II. c. Jones bv w. o.. oliver hy loos
dated the 22nd day Of January oo1
and of record in said County clerks
Office in Deed Book No. Al nage 90
BEGINNING at the Northwest cor,o,.
of Section of the BIue0eIJ and
Association Plat, thence S. &C de-. 81
min. W. with the south line Of Blue
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15

raai estate situota IN said Citv ~
punda,d I'm said County and con
,.,,l i'm said r1iro,, ~ ro,a, H., CT
'uo " 1it2 apd busbord hy doed dat.
.e5 I,nyorv nm 100 ana rocordo[
i'm said county Count CIorl,s Omo,
I'm need pool, No "A n,oo GA otto
and boupdcd and doscribod &C %,
lowe. sITrATr ana l,.,r, North y,
.grd rrorupo ON p,lctg, or on
ctro.f ard i.,o,.r os Lot No -,
p,a, Of tte Irio.irboth.,, Rosorv,
fon recorded I'm s,id emit CIor,,,,
omce ana rroptip. ON eoid ond =,
uol,iob straot 10 foot aud ovtord.
,..,. a..4 ,,, ,--,., 900
-0' VI W 60 u / 80
ecu.
NiI-Ono certain lot or parcel oil
real estate situate in said BlueGeld
and conveyed TO the said IL c. Jones
ly Charles r. Faulkner and wife by
deed dated June 26th, 1891, and re-
corded i'm said County Clerks Office
'' ..e'u BOOK NO. ~ page S34' ETC.
,- - '-'" , go 'Deu - Saiu
N'o" II do io' NO
go, 80, 80 '','' ,"' u . lo'
'' ','D N"'i VI 'o'
~ ''"e '"e SAM
Noo0'
..'' I'D '''A NN"ll les NdulheI
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-15

Archbishop Farley has declared
that Acknowledgement Bonaparte is
the first Catholic citizen in the
United States"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


A further decline occurred in coffee, owInf
to scattered liquidation and a lack Of support
The European advices we're rather better
than expected but there appeared TO 10
little disposition TO buy. Yet the pressure n
sell was. nothing great and prices gave way
only slightly.
Coffee on the spot was quiet at SIC. fof
Rio No. q. Futures declined 5 points on rnostt
months, closing steady, with sales OF 25LVN
bags. Havre and Hamburg were unchsnsed.
Rio declined so refs; exchange unchanged ~
l5kd.; receipts, 6.ooo, rays stock; si5:"",
stock. ?.3aO. 900. Prices here as folloM6:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call to-day was nominal at I
per cent. Call money during the week loaned
at IL and So per cent, the average price
paid being about rs per cent. The local
money market was affected In the past week
by the news that the Treasury would call
for the return OF public deposits before July II
next and by the continuance OF gold exports.
Rates for time loans were higher all round
being quoted at the end OF the week at per
days. 5 per cent, for four and five months,
81 per cent for six months and 51 10 Q per
cent. for over the end of the year. Com.
mercial paper was quoted at 5 to 81 per cent
for prime single names and bills receivable:
other names o per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
loo. discount. Chica go-par. Charleston
Buying. SOC. discount. selling. 1-ioc. pre-
MUM. Montresl-Par. New Orleans-Com
merci3l. SOC. discount: ba nks, par, net. ST.
Paul-25c. premium. Minne1polis-5Sc. pre-.
MUM b. par. Cincinna ti-Par. st. Louis
zoe. premium. San Francisco Par.
Money in London. 3kd3H per cent. Rate
of discount in the open market for short and
soils for money closed at sSH and for account
at 1914. Paris advices quoted closing prices
for 3 pc ceGt. ties at % francs 80 centimes.
Private rate of discount. az per cent. EI-
change on London. IS francs AK centimes,
Berlin advices quote exchange on London.
20 marks 49, pigs. Private rate OF discount.
per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ell.
changes, SPAS, 2SS. a3S: balances, sill ,209. 7l2.
Sub-Treasury debit bala I'M 1929 .o56.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York,
67kc. Bar silver in London. 30 t5-i6d. MeIi.
can silver dollars quote at 5lhc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

The movement was as followE
New York: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley.
Receipts. $4,000 i47.z75 i0s,00D eb $500
EIports.... zs,oll 91,5g9 S2,oeT Gee. SEQ.
Receiptss, 1900 ssi 900 10000 1000 5000
Shipments. 10000 5o2O 900 10000 5000 ...
Buffalo:
Receipts. .... go, --. 80. ..,.
Shipments. $1,000 5000 l0l 900 .... 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

Important changes from last week in ths
cash held by the banks and their loans are
as folloWs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
THE COTTON MARKET.
A sharp Decentralization and HAms
mcrIng-Weather Good.

Stop orders we're shaken out by persistent
efforts OF New York and Liverpool bears.
some of whom. however, seem 10 have COW
cred OH the decline. For tgo weeks the
weather has been better, crop reports have
improved, speculation has slackened and IL
has come to be generally acknowledged that
trade has suffered by the backward season.
During the last week 1t has improved at the
West, owing TO warmer conditions. but the
Eastern half OF the country has seen big
DAYS. That does not mean big sales of sum-
mSr goods. But II summer has opened at
last. as seemed to be promised or half prom
ised on Saturday, better conditions for retail
trade will he seen and a few days will work
wonders, Meantime so far as the crop is
concerned the outlook is not 80 dismal as IL
was. Whether two weeks Of good weather
offset two months OF bad is another question.
Some in the trade believe that a big crop lie yet
possible. Others opine that 1t takes an eX-
thing OF the kind. Looking the facts sQusrely
in the face speculation Is dull. the weather is
good, crop prospects are more cheerful and
some scattered longs have, become %discou!-
store the weather must decide.
Messrs. Price. Mcintyre. Weld. Dick,
Norden and Hubbard were sellers. The buy
ing was scattered and mainly TO cover.
Cotton on the spot deGlin Zee e points.
spot markets iSr e@'' we're steady M~iddlinE~Gal"-
weston and New Orleans, l2'te;, Savannah.
i:fS: and e AgETs,sdi 1ste S,, T bstesp port sS,lp 5st
l,Ii5 last week and 1852 last year, The ex-
ports from the ports we're s,t77 bales.
Futures declined 20 TO "a, points. closing
barely steady. witt estimated sales Of 5000
- - 81. ILL.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

In Liverpool spot cotton declined = points
Niddling. 7.iBd,, against G.USd, last wear
Sales. 10000 bales. imports. 900. Future
declined ! TO S points, recovered part, closinI
~ 10 5 lower. Prices as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
rHE CURE MARKET.

TO-AAy-a dealings on the euTb furnIshsA
no particular. Feature. In the past week
there wee exhibited At times q good deal
stocks and gToup6 OF stocks; but the general
market was inclined 70 Do duh add 70 tend pom
SANITY. downward. AT one time 2 strong
upward movement developed 10 the Gold
held ehares and several OF. them, Including
Goldheid Consolidated. Combination. Fraction
and Tramps Consolidated. scored large adj
ment, however, was not sustained. other
features were Chicago. Subway. with an ad;
vance Of s. points. Micmac IL points and
Manhattan Transit. which was also oonSpicu-
ously 6rm. The copper shares were very
quiet. Standard Oil closed the week at q
net loss Of 9H points.
Transactions In detail In the market to-day
VQATA ne lnlIn~a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
= GRATN MARKETS.
Prices Decline and Then RaIly-LAquidattOA
FOHOWeu by COvering-Weather Pa
.yornble.

bFt0o9 uootino ana Iucu
Followed by COveTing-Weather Pc
.vOrable.
Wheat closed higher owing mainly to COW
ering OF shorts. Early in the day prices
gave way easily owing 10 further liquidation
on continued favorable weather.. Improving
crop prospects and an absence Of support.
Bears took the aggressive and succeeded
In uncovering stop loss orders, The outside
markets were weak and the Northwest con-
tinued TO send reports Of g "cellent crop
progress.
Harvesting. according 10 reports from
the Southw est, Is mskinR Roadway In Kansas
and Oklahoma. and there were reports OF
arge offerings Of new wheat from Kansas.
Reports in. regard to the crop prospects
IN Russia and Rumania we're OF a more
reassuring kind. and the foreign market
advlce% furnished nothing stimulating. Liver
pool dropped I'D. Influenced by large offer
ings. the weakness In America on Frday
and more favorable crop adVices from both
Russia and Rumania. Berlin declined y
10 ~ mix. Paris was 9 centimes higher
to S iowe r and Budapest showed no chans
But many Of the bears had profits in sight
and we're disposed to take them In, fearing
adverse dev elopments OF one Sind or an
other over Sunday. This brought about a
sharp rally in prices. There wRs more or
less commission house buying. too, but the
demand came princip ally from the shorts.
tears contend that with the crop making
steudy progress, the foreign crop outlook
impro wing and the offerings OF new winter
wheat from the Southwest on the increase
rallies In prices are apt TO be only temporary,
and due mainly to overcro wding on the short
side. Not a few. no viewer. believe that the
recent drop in prices has discounted much
IN not all Of the improvement in the crop situa-
ton, and In any case they are disposed 10
buy on the idea that after n decline OF some
~ cents here and Of 10 cents at Chicago from
the high level the market Is entitled 70 q
sharp rally.
Broomhail estimated the world s shipments
at ii ,2O0,O 900 bush, against ~, S20,0 600 last week
and 9.776, 900 last year.
Corn declines at first owing to tile drop IN
wheat, liquidation. fine weather and some
what better crop reports from some sections.
But later on there was q rally owing to sym
patty with the rebound In wheat and cover
ing Of shorts. 4 good export demand was
reported. Patten brokers gave support at
Oats fuctuated with the rest OF the list,
declining early and rallying later. Lidui.
dalton was heavy, at one time, but support
favorable crop reports, we're received, but
some more cheerful advlces came to hand
and the weather was favorable
THE SPOT Markets.
Wheat on the spot was dull. Sales, 10000
bush, No. ? red, &c. under July; No.
Northern Duluth. exc. over. Futures closed
4 10 &c. higher. Sales, 1 200 900 bush.
Corn was active on the spot. Sales, 10000
bush: mainly for export. No; mixed mixed
Oats were quiet on the spot. Sales, 5000
bush. Natural white on track, 80 to SO lbs,
lsI165oc. mixed. 20 to 81 lbs, i9c, Prices as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
Imports and Exports.

The imports Of specie for the week were
et0I,26i. OF which e22s .0S4 was gold, making
total specie imports since january I, ss.7?l ~,
Exports of specie were Silver, N,ol?;o 7S.;
gold. 81. 55l .I0s, a total Of s3,56a.i9s against
specie since January have been: Gold,
si2.sl3,slo; silver. $40. 2eo,7 49,, a total OF
Oqo fnf mo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The merger Of the PocshontAs Coal Com
psny and the Pocahontas Collieries a. tae
P~ocahontae Consolidated .Collieriea, Corr
pHny will be effective on July 1, The Az,
thoriBed capital stock IL 10 be 81 ,soo.on ~
which %, so0. 900 will be a per cent. cnmuit
t sss. pfe ,so. oco. oc enS p sS'S ssS 90 sn TST SeSp pbopds
win be authorized and Ss.ooo,oo vii be dis
posed Of shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, June l5.-The week closed with
an easy market In copper shares. Prices
yielded SLOWLY from the opening 10 the close.
a lack of support and small offerings caused
TeCessions OF u 70 . points throughout the
list. The industrial and railroad depart
ments we're steady but very quiet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

RAILROAD AND OTHER HoNDS.
closINo FnIcrs or uEIrEp sr,rEs noyrs.

Up g. lcolo Southern Is MoKaTsfp7s
..g9l4 1000 $50 5000 ...663S
y SIS Du o Hud ~ q Mopaclnc Is 1870
.92l2 CN interest 1000. lO2
eco Is 10000. ...eIa4 Mutual Fuel q IS
O0i2 Gal Hhr a san \ 1000. ] 90
ed MeG Pac list Nash ChdStLl st
0osI 1000. lo5 10000 | 7 81
tsFe fS'lnniJspanese oslN y Central slst
i. eSIs sterling loan 10000. .g22s
.eSiA 5000. ,.9s1sIS Gas Flee Lgt
cd 1npl Jap - stIe H Is
,p7 loan I'd ser'eS 1000. 90
Line = $4,000. ...eS7sINorth PGcihe %
eoi2 O....pS7s 5000. 1904
gold - Impsr,biJAp ,isS Nouh Pacific 5s
ee st.rl loan Gnu 1000 10
, esl1 1900. 20 - .PCnna alas igih
no SIS $4,000 ...al3 "a 1000 IS e7s
.a2 ImpJap HYs XII southern Ry B.
rr CIV s. cCoct nCW "a 1000. ! 06I2
.S05I 1000 ...a0aaI TcI a Psc Jet %
..SOla 1000 49,. QO5s 5000. i ! ala
"a en- 5siintcrtp-OMrtCo co Tol Stl.&West a
o2i9 col trust rs 1000 ..,.74ia
her - 1000 .,. 73laIUn'un P6circ Is
y. e25s 5000 IL 5000. o liz
bio ga Lack Sieel6s 1000. loi
ooI2 1000 ..,.pa ~ $ Steel sis
sQaN lLSkA S;ttaN 1000 ..,.e9S
..a3i2 1000. lOas lg0oo...a3h
~ sLSR 1900 cog registered
.6pI2 10000 .... pOla BOO ....o6Ia
p Ry ~ Lou nash ~ WLh deb Il CT,
ool4 1000 100 1000. 90
TOOLS All Sd Mett list Wa Maryland -
= RET 5000 l2ll2l 5000 .r.74i4
$40 No Kan d TeI e. ?o00,.,.74
6oo,.,.94l2l 5000 .".f4ia
llet OF eondt tpsT %valucj, t3s6,ooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

PRovIsIoNs-Lard was quiet and STEADY
prime Western, 1920; refined Continent
nv; pGrs wH T,li f%let ws snd au 1sSa aSd .tesdy,
City. 6h@oHc. 81,
GHICAoo. June i5.-"Provisions were dull
and featureless. The tone was hrmS Ftlce'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WARRINGTON. June l5.-The %ststement OF re-
ceipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
This day. This month. FtsedI yea;
Receipta ~ osl! AS 1B,b7t.S7J 1851. 1863 CAS-
Expenditures 10000 is.olo!ooo oSoi53.7~
Surplus. .... $I6i. 6Sj to,0oi,373 S5,ol5.SS
The receipts from customs Today were 81 .o6o,ltG
from internal revenue. S8o3. $50. and miscellaneous
Sli7,e22. National bank notes received for te"
demption, sS4c.cSa.
The cash statement of the United States Treasurer
for June IL Ehoy6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

SUGAR Raw was quiet and steady. Ger.
trifugal, % test, 3.73d3 .S3C.: muscovado. v
test. 3.23d :. S3c. Refined was fairly s@iNs
ana steady. GrAnmateo. I,,SE.
NAVAL SToRE Spirits OF turpentlne, NO.
Common TO good strained rosln. $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

Receipt. Fe2gs' , PSii; S STEADY et ss,fs' 1923 HiqSG S Bbis.
Prices az follows: SprinR-Patents. S.. 25d
1855: clears. $3.50 4.25. Vinter-Clears,
I3.5Od 81 IS; straights, $4,000 $40. Rye -four.
A.eOd5"5.