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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-12
Reports of Senate Committee
on Military Affairs are
Presented.
ROOSEVELT SENDS
MESSAGE ON MATTER
Reviews Case and Would
Give Soldiers a Chance of
Reinstatement.

IN MESSAGE TO THE SENATE
SAYS FACTS UPON WHICH HIS
ORDER OF DISCHARGE WAS
BASED WERE SUBSTANTIAL
AND ASKS SENATE TO PASS
LAW GIVING SOLDIERS A YEAR
IN WHICH TO RE-ENLlST UN-
DER CERTAIN PROVISOS.
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AMERICAN VESSELS AND
THOSE OF Great BRITAIN
Commander Key Before the
Senate Committee Com
pares the Warships of the
Two Countries-American
Built Ships Are Overdraft
He Says.
BY Associated Press

Washington, March 11-Command-
er A. L. Key, former naval aide to
the president, resumed his testimony
today before the senate naval affairs
COMMITTEE, and proceeded to compare
American ships, constructed since
1899, with the British built ships, in
the same period.
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
BY Associated Press.


Washington, March 1.-THE fol
owing IS the text of the message sent
20 the senate today by President
Roosevelt in connection with the re-
port Of the senate committee on mill
'2ry affairs. on the Brownsville riot:
On December y. 1906. the scorer
'srv OF war, by my direction, issued
Inc following order:
Original Order.
applications to re-enlist from for
Iler members of Companies g., c. and
j. Of the Doth Infantry. discharged
aaaer provisions of special order No.
On, cf the war department, Nov. 9,
-''", must be made in writing and
,S'''mpanied by such evidence, also
Ill writing, as the applicant may de-
80 10 submit, TO show that he was
rr,ri'NeF implicated in the raid on
~ 5EIlie. Tex, on the night of Au-
80 -, Id, 1906, nor withheld any evl-
w., mat might lead to the discov-
% the perpetrators thereof
Facts Substantiated.
Hi. 'ooceedinSs We're begun under
iu,s.,;1uer. hUJ shortly thereafter an
sera,'7"uon was directed by the
der '"o The proceedings were "r-
leo -. ."P9ed. The senate commit
c ,oU entrusted with the work has now
tbap P, ,i its inyestigation. and finds
- 10 5;- Ile facts upon which my order
5qss .5I'narge Of November 9, 1906, was
d. We're substantiated by evil
Receive the Order.
corI. ne testimony secured by the
s ~. Is now available. and I de-
- 40 30 revive the order OF December
IN 10 and to have it carried out
n "Itrd'eYer shape they be necessary
ia. %b'','le the purpose therein set
IT, WIN any additional evidence
s, ,"en, WHICH may be offered in the
dihment of the truth =
1--WE Soldiers a Chance.
he ne Tine limit during which it is
s ci+.-l TO re-instate any individual
0, -. IN accordance With the terms
! ,.iS order has. however, expired.
or therefore,, recommend the passage
So Ia" extending this time limit.
mat soldiers concerned. Will not
NSont,nued on Pal. Eioh+l
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ROoseYelt's Message.

At the same time a message was
received from President Roosevelt
calling attention 70 the fact that the
testimony taken by the committee sus-
-ains his position in discharging the
negro soldiers. He recommends an
extension of time for re-enlistment OF
the discharged men who might be
found not 10 fall within the terms or
n, t,rdn-
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Minority Report.

The principal minority report takes
the position thai it is impossible to
ascertain who did the shooting, and
makes a recommendation that the ne
20 soldiers he restored. In addition
n his minority report, Senators For
aker and Bulkely join in supplement
tal report. probated by Foraker, which
declared the testimony of eye-wlt-
lAsses against soldiers to be not re-
liable. and that no motive for their
alleged connection with the ARRAY has
nAnr .nc.u-r
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For Re-EnliStnent.

PRESIDENT within one year after the
iaSSage Of the act, to authorize the
enlistment Of any men he is satisfied
had no connection with the shooting.
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Rv Associated Press.

Washington, March 1.-THE reports
from the committee on military aHairS
was presented 10 the senate today in
regard 10 the investigation of the af-
fair at Brownsville, Tex, which re-
suited in the discharge, without honor.
OF three companies of negro soldiers
OF the Twentv-fifth Infantry.
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To reach all of the peo- |
pie, use both the DAILY |
and the WEEKLY JOUR- |
NAL. |
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Another matter that came up was
the question of establishing general
winter quarters here for local and
alien blooded horses and thorough
breds. This came up as the result OF
a recent conversation between Mr.
Simpson and Hon. T. E. Welles, the
local owner of some of the finest
horses on the American track and
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Receive the Order.
Glve Soldiers a Chance,

NU0nt'nued on Page Eight)
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK 20-Operatons in
field
dividend railroad Stocks which
leaders OF the the There
another The Hartman Hill
which field
before
pointing to
dividend disbursement Northern Pacific
that the be 10 that the difference between the
Northern Pacific stock and privileges for the stock
about 10 1t might be asked why should
did change the of the traders
10
did publicly disclaimer Hill
O a.
The similar though smaller disparity
the Paul.
passed of the
revival OF which, bluntly dscredted H
his his The Union Pacific
talked probable Nothing procurable
these points
The political
andr
good effect produced by the of President McCrea of
would
the usual scale The
favorable Union Pacific sold 1885 which highest price
touched 24 per
dividend then deducted.
of the to the
Bonds Total sales $4604O00
unchanged call.
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Hides. raIlow. wool and HOP.

All descriptions under this head remain with
out change. wool being very dull with quota
fions nominal; hops quiet but nrmly held BY
The New York Producers Price Current
says the hop market continues practically un-
changed. In New York state sales Of few
1212c. the top price, however. having been paid
for only few lots More rain Is needed before
the crop will be entirely baled ap- Estimates
or the oregon crop have been revised. as the
crop has come down lighter than anticipated:
$1,000 bales are now considered a conservative
estimate Other coast estimates are the same
New York state has come down slightly heav
Ter than was generally expected and estimates
are put at 10000 bales. No change In condi-
tons is reported from etther England OF the
continent.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 5@1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 12c;
for light; stays. 615c; salted kip, 10c; salted
veal, 14c; sslted calf, 141hc; dry hides 17c; dry
kip. 15c; dry calf, Zoe; dry stags 12c, dry veal.
1Sc; Mexican dry hides 16i5c: Mexican dry salted
shearlings, 20@30c each; short WOOL 35d50c
each; medium, 556S0c each: long wool e5d
Sl25; lambs. 156+Jc; horse hides. salt. So 500
10 for large and S1-7562 for medium. 75c6
81 for small and 25GjOc for colts: horse
hides. dry, S202-25 for large and 81 .25Q2 for
medium. 5Oc9$1 for small and 25050c for colts.
24g26c; picked do. zoe: dry Central American.
26930c: goat skins. prime angora. 75c9S1;
large hair goats, S5cs medium, 20cs small. S
@15c.
TallOw-No. I rendered. 5a5Ac; No. 2. sssdN
415c; grease. 2d2ac.
wool-Spring clip (free) Humboldt. years sta
pie, 1og1sc- northern Humboldt and Merdocine.
nominal, none here; San Joaquin. T19c: southern
coast 6Gse; Nevada eG12e per Id. Fall clip
northern mountain (freel. 6Q7c. defective An
5c Oregon woOls-Eastern. s@1scs valley. III
Hops-Prices to growers are from 7c to &c
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks and the coppers higher.
Spot and future cotton advanced
Good trading in local stocks and bonds.
New York and sterling exchange higher.
Hongkong exchange lower.
Silver quotation 1zc lower.
Shipment of $4,000 in silver bullion to Hongkong
Cash wheat, barley oats and unchanged.
Beans arriving literally, with white kinds firm.
Hay and eedstufs previously quoted.
Average demand for -four and cereal goods.
Bakers "AA' castor oil lower
Salt market nominal, with sellers cutting prices
River potatoes and onions firm
Poultry in ample supply Game lower
Butter eggs and cheese unchanged Dairy exchange clos
Fresh fruits in fair demand and sufficient supply.
Dried fruit demand slowly improving. Raisins quiet
Smoked beef higher Other provisions unchanged.
Hides, hops and wool still quiet
Some kinds OF mutton, lamb and beef lower.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisfnn.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.--The wheat market was
unsettled. showing sudden spurts of strength and
then veering around to weakness. with the gem
eral tone in favor of the bears. Rapid ac-
cumula tion OF stocks of wheat throughout the
world and comparatively slack export demand
together with the wet weather in this country.
were the chief factors in creating the bearish
sentiment. According to a report compiled by.
Bradstreet's the worlds visible stocks of wheat
increased 100000 bushels for the week com
pared with s,400, 600 bushels increase last week
and an increase of LOO, 600 bushels the corre-
spending time last year. There was some export
demand in evidence, but the amount of actual
business closed was small, the total reported be-
Ing boatloads, which included a few loads of
for cash wheat In the northwest was less urgent.
the mills taking only the best of the offerings
Rain was reported - being quite general west
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General Merebanai.,

Bags-Grain bags. SIS Q615c spot and s2e
lot 5or 1909: San Quentin she; wool bags. asa
for and SIC for B.
Coal-Carbon Hill, SO; Beaver Hill. 81: Penn
ton, ss New Wellington So; Coos Coo bay Say. 81 : Ans
tralian. hOuse-Richmond etc. SO: stanford
Richmond. S.; Cumberland. S14 in bulk and
SIS so In sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke.
S14 per ton in bulk and SIS IN sacks; Rocky
mountain. 50 so per short ton.
Oils-Baker's AA castor oil is lower. Quota
tions are for barrels Linseed. 56c per gallon for
boiled and 54c for raw; cases. Sc more;
tor oil, in cases. No. 1. T5c: Bakers AA. cases.
raw; China nut. cases. 766S6c per gallon; Co
coanut OIL In barrels. 81 u G61c for xxx, 55a
oS1ae for No. !. and 521sG56c for No. 2. ac-
cording to quality extra bleached winter sperm
oil, Csc; natural winter sperm oil. Soc; natural
whale oil. soc: extra winter strained lard Oil,
95c; No. neatsfoot oil. 65c: herring OIL 4Oc;
salmon oil. 35c; boiled fish oil, s5c; paint oil.
CoiI OH, Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
or drums. 1115c; special do 12cs pearl oil. In
cases, lie; astral. lie: star. lie: extra star,
motor gasoline. IN bulk. 1415c. In cases 211zcs
No. engine distillate in drums. SCI No. 2 do,
soc. in cases 3T1sc; naphtha. In bulk. lie. in
Turpentine- -so1zc per gallon In eases and
Rosin-Per barrel Of $50 lbs; 3. s5.25; T.
$3.50; g. So .45; II. S5.s5: 7, Sc. .05.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
as follows. terms net cash. Standard granulaed
zine coarsel. 5.65c; fruit granulated, 5.65c.
crystal doniinos, in cases, 9.O5c. tablets In halr
barrels. 6.15c: tablets In boxes. 6-40c: cubes
and A crushed, 5.90c: powdered, s. 75c; candy
granulated 5-75c; confectionery A. 5.65c: con-
fectioners' crystals. 5.75c: magnolia A. 5.25c;
extra c.. s. 15c; golden @. 5.05c; d. 495cs beet
granulated, 5.45c- Barrels and so 10 bags 1oc,
half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more per 100 lbs
for all grades. Monarch bar Is quoted over and
above the price for standard fne (canel granu-
lated In 100 lbs follows: Bags. 100 lh4
85c; barrels 45c; half barrels, soc; 40 ID tins
cased 81. 05; 35 ID tins, cased. los: 10 ID
ins cased. 10 in a case. 81 10; ID tins. In
case So TO; 80 ID boxes, Sc No order taken
for less than rs barrels its equivalent. No
extra charge for putting up bar In private
packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
5.65c: ''Higrade' bar. &c: powdered, 575c; A
crushed. 5-90cs berry, 6-65c; G. II. extra nne
dry granulated 5.65c; coarse dry granulated
8 65c: confectionery A, 5.65c confectionery
crystal. 5.75c; cubes. 5. .9oc: bricks s. zoe; ex-
ira fine granulated 100 ID bags onIy) s. 45c.
excelsior A. 5-25e; extra C, 5-15c: golden c.
5. O5c; yellow ID. Doc; H. & e. crystal DOM
mos 9.05c. Additional per 100 lbs: In bar
rels and 80 ID bags, f0c more. half barrels
25c more: boxes. soc more for all grades Bar
IN IS 10 and 40 Ib tins. 81. 10 more; In 10 N
tins. s.. .35 more Minimum order, carload
weight.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers,
rfaffr
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oannsd FIuits-Ths BE-. california fruit canners,

Canned Asparagus-The California FRUIT an
No "a square cans e doz to easel weirof a
lbs-Mammoth white. s4s do peeled. s4 rs: isrrs
white, $3.50; DO peeled S4z5. medium wn1<ss
S-25; small white, 81 90. 's
Canned Peas-The California cannersP a..or,..
tien quotes 1908 pack as follows Petif moi.
$780, extra 6ne sifted. s1.s5 extra siftsd si a.
No. s extra sifted. 4.50s do. sIfted. 81. 25
tanned Iomafoes-The California cannerfe.
standards. 81 llae; Pa pound solid pack s71~c-
pound solid pack. 97l5c: gallon sfard..t.
So. 20; gallon solid pack. 81 so
Salt-There are no established pric.. e,- -.
When sellers see any business they 70 sff.r
II and the competition Il keen with the dIes-.-t
interests making sharp cuts The nuotatIona 49,
no guide to the market under EXISTING -o,,ss
tions. and none Of the salt Companies Viii
issue any official quotations. fearing thar o<h-
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OF the Missouri river aud this storm was said
70 pe extending eastward. The weather bureau
predicted rains for the greater part of the win
yer wheat belt within the next 4S hours The
market rallied about s.e from the low point of
and closed fairly steady at only slight variations
from Yesterdays closing prices Final quota
81. 1N GLO2
The corn market was weak almost all day.
Sasn corn at the sample tables was unchanged
losses OF A4%c, with December al, 63 MSGe31 15c.
:, oats We're weak all day. decline of 15c in
the options. AT times prices were %G1c below
the previous close, with December ct 471sc-
PROVISIONS were weak early In the day, but be-
came steadier later in the session on the buy
ing said to be for the account Of local packers.
realizing In October ribs caused slump in that
product late in the day. closing prices showing
q a, net loss of 621ac. The market in general was
rs lower TO &c higher
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Provisions

The market continues on a good selling basis.
with no accumulation OF stock The only change
Is an advance in smoked beef.
Cured MeatsHBacon, s to 10 lbs. 1sc; 10 to II
lbs. lie; light medium. 1415c: medium. 15c. bel
lies. u to u lbs 16c; sugar cured to 8 lbs.
21c; TO 10 lbs. 20c 10 to 12 lbs. 19c; fancy
sugar cured. 231sc per lb English cured bacon.
TO lbs. zoe; TO 10 lbs. 19cs 10 10 II lbs.
1Se: eastern sugar cured hams. tic for medium
and lie for light: extra hne brands 1T1zc. Cali
fOrnia hams. 156151ac: mess beef Sill per Dbl;
family. $11.50; extra family. S11.50s extra prime
$24; pigs feet, $5 for half bbls. $225 for 25 "
kegs and 81. 80 for kits; smoked beef, 1914 Q2Je
per h.
Lard-Tierces. quoted at 71sc for California
compound and 12Ste for California pure; eastern
pure, 12%c for tierces; half bbls pure. 1314c; so
lb tins, 13Ac: 10 ID tins, 13Ac; ID tins,
135sc; 8 lb tins, 14c.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. lose; half bbls.
1oAc; tierce. 101se; tierces, Zoe; tierces.
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New york Cotton M,rL..

NV lUhh Oct. ZO.---Huttons wire saws:
The market opened steady about unchanged.
trading was on light scale There were ru-
Inors OF strike settlement, which was denied
later. Traders are looking for a bearish gin
ners report next Monday. They expect it to
SNOW 1900 600 bales against 4.40T .055 last year
anu 4'sSi,6 OIL two years ago. For the time being
we look for a scalping Market
cotton-Spot closed quiet, 5 points higher
Mlddling uplands, 9-25c; middling gulf, g. SOC
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Beans and seeds


Arrivals of beans yesterday were 6.014 sacks.
making 81, ,966 for the first two days OF the
week. White descriptions continue firm The
bean report Of Adolf Koshland says
The receipts Of beans continue heavy. While
harvest has been interrupted several times by
the light rains, no damage was done to the
growing crop Arrivals OF large white beans
have become very light. however. and most Of
the crop Of this variety has gone into dealers
hands, and great portion of 1t has been re-
sold By them. -lu consequence the price has
advanced very materially. similar condition
exists In small white beans. and the prices OF
white beans are firm and higher, with every
likelihood that they will be maintained.
There has been no change IN the price OF
Pinks and Bsyos, and arrivals OF Pinksr are
now very liberal The demand for all varieties
OF beans is good. Limas are being bought
rather freely at the lower level TO which the
market for this variety has declined While
there may be further drop, they seem to be
safe at the ruling figures The market in
general shows a steady tone
Beans (per ct)-Bayo, s.. G2.50; pea. 81. so;
small white, $4G4- %; large white, So -40G
$50; pink, 50. 3592. so; red. So .35 as. so; but
ter, nominal; limas. 81 25d4. So; red kidneys
$3.50; blackeyes. IS. 10Q3 20; horse beans
s.. 10: cranberry beams 81 90; Garvanzas, 81 10
a. 10.
seeds-Brown mustard, ss.75; yellow mustard
nominal; 1axseed, S2.75QS, carload lots; ca
nary, &c; alfalfa. 12h @13hc; rape, cleaned
29215c; timothy, nominal; hemp, &c; millet
"a g3lzc per ID; broom corn seed. $24Q25 per
ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at s2a2 Is per
GENITAL.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.--Money on call steady,
lAQl% per cent; ruling rate, closing bid and
offered at H.
Time loans dull, firm: so days 2s4 as per cent;
80 days, 314 @31s, per cent; 6 months. 315 503a1
Prime mercantile paper, 4G41l per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
In bankers bills at 81. S49o@4 IS for so DAYS
bills and at 81. s655 for demand
Commercial bills, S4.s414 "a. .s4%.
Bar silver, 5I15c.
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds. steady: railroad bonds Arm.
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

Do pfd ........ e45s Ed Electric nlum23o
Boston g. Albany .2l5 Gen Electric ....I45
Boston & Maine. .ll9 Mass Electric 49,
FteSSurs FGsaGS Ei9S pfd isS isS i ps gfd q
YIN Fl & 81. .144H Do pfd ...... 109s4
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON, Oct. 20.-The market was higher.
tennessee Copper is being bought by foreign
houses There is big short interest in Anal
gamated.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by f.. F. Hut
ton Co., 4e0 California street, San Fran
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tralian brown, soc@s1; silverskins. 81; garlic,
9Gl10c per ID.
Beans tper ctl)-Pink No. /. $3.50; local No.
!, So23U5.50. Lady Washington No. L. S4-25;
do small white No 1, s4.25: blsckeye. $3.50;
S11.5Q.
Poultry tbuying prices, alivel-Brolers. IL to
ios 1tc per ID; fryers. lie; hens, 5 lbs and up.
l<c' under lbs lec old roosfers. 6G1Tc: tur-
keys- heavy. Zoe; light. not wanted. Selling
prices dressed-Broilers, 20c per 1b, fryers. zoe;
ROSTERS. 15c; hens, I5c: ducks frozen lac: live
ducks, 140I5c: geese 12E nI4c
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lots $50; coeoanut cake or meal at mills S25 in
20 and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots. jobbing S26:
corn meal. $31HSS; cracked corn. $3S6t39:
broom corn seed. S1-20@1.25 per ctl: alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa. jobblng lots SIC. carload
lofs So per ton
Hay Wheat $15G2i: wheat and oat. S15@
~; tame oat. S14@Is; volunteer wild oaf.
Sl3 50tsl5- 80; alfalfa, $11d14; stock. Sl2ol4
per ton.
Straw-J00I0c per bale.
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anged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The leading cash quota
tions were as follows Flour-Barely steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 81 .021a; No. g. 92c@$1. .02;
NO. red, 95c@$1. .001a. Corn-No. 2, 71A a
l1Ae; No 2 yellow. 7sc. oats-No. white.
45A @4sc Reno. 2, 75c. Barley-Good
feeding, 62@53c; fair to choice mailing 56ls q
60c. Flaxseed-No. 1, S113taQ1.22; No. 1
northwestern, $1.2S1a. Timothy seed--Prime,
80. Shirt ribs, sides (loosel, $s.25@9.
Mess pork, per Dbl, s13.37 y Q13. 80. Lard, per
100 lbs.$9 $685. S71a. Short clear sides (boxed),
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Available Grain suppIy

NEW YORK. Oct 20.-Speeial cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes In available
supplies as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States. east OF the Rockies
increased 1884. 900 bushels; Canada, increased
1880. 600 bushels; total, United States and
n9 "a ras 60 o1ssss c sot for
tai American and European supply. increased
1864, 900 bushels.
corn-United. States and Canada. decreased
1858, 600 bushels.
oats-United States and Canada. increased
1 OF. 600 bushels
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The London tin mar
ket was higher today, with spot quoted at f133
and futures at f134 12s Cd. The local market
was firm at 29.90d29. .35c.
Copper declined TO ESQ rs Sd for spot and EGO
Is Cd for futures in the London market Lo-
cslly the market was quiet, but shade stead
ier, with lake quoted at 1350@13 621ac, cleo
trolytic at 13. .1212 @l33Thc and casting at
II S71 @13.1215c.
Lead declined to f1s ss Sd in London. but
remained dun at 4.25@4.30c in the local
market.
spelter was unchanged at f19 12s Cd In Lon
don. Locally it was dull and unchanged at
4.7715 14.S21ac.
Iron lower in the English market, with
standard foundry at AS Sd and Cleveland war
rants at AIS 41ad The local market was un-
changed. No. l foundry, northern. s16.5oM
17-25; No foundry, northern. $16@16.75: No..
l southern and No. l southern soft, S1675G
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Condition of the Trea.,,rv

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Today,s statement
OF the treasury balance in the general fund
exclusive of the $3.50 100000 gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance, S163, ,73l .655; gold coin
ana ana bullion, $40, ,312, 5s2; gold certificates
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


Navni sfores,-Iurpentine and Rosin
az sAv y. ANNAa Ga, Oct 20 Turpentine tirnl at
Rosin-Firm; sales, 2.2e4; receipts 1891 ;
shipments 81 IN l25: stock. 13o, ,021 Quote: Is, $500;
$215@2So; n. s3.45; l. $3.50; X $40; NJ
so.25; n, $5.75; W. G.. SC. %: w. W., $3.50.