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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18
SALT LAKE TO PUT UP
BIG FIGHT FOR TROPHY.

Salt Lake City. Nov l7.-Dr. Fl. ".
Mayo has given a beautiful silver low
ing cup to be contested for by the
high school football teams OF Utah
this year. The cup Is one OF the
finest trophies ever offered for high
school athletics. II is now ON display
at Boyd Parks Jewelry store. The
trophy is in the shape of n half foot
ball standing upon four legs Ii is
fourteen inches in length and ten in
height.
This is the first trophy that has
been given for tho high schools of the
state TO he competed for in football
since 1906. The Salt Lake boys were
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18

slstance Of the Irish party. John
Redmond. leadsS of the Irish party,
speaking In Dublin tonight. declared
that they refused to throw themselves
into the arms of the tarin reformers
or to back up the house of lords
Irelands deadly enemies. The ma
tlonalists had long prayed. be said.
TO be able to strike blow at the
lords
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18

DeddrIck OF Socoorro, ~ NJ. today be-
action to recover $4,000 acres of land
in Pueblo. Puerfano Las Animas and
Bent counties, when b efiled a quit
claim decd gwen BY c. n. Watkins OF
Cuyahoga, o.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18
UTAH-APEX MINING
HIGHER GRADE ORE

Salt Lake. Nov. l7-Slnce the In
stallatlon of machinery IN the Par
yenu tunnel OF the Utah.ApeX proper.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18

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day In water to which has becl added
washing soda or teasPooaful oil kero-
seue
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18
A SPECIALIST SAYS
"PIles Can't Be Thoroughly Cured BY
Outward Treatment"

DR.. ]. s. Leonhardt. OF Lincoln, Neb..
the celebrated specialist, who has
studied every phase Of piles. saws:
piles can't be thoroughly cured by
ointments. nor any other outside
treatment, The cause IS internal
and needs internal treatment"
DR.. Leonhardt perfected Hem.
RoId. the first internal pile cure.
Il frees circulation in the lower
bowel, and has cured 9S per cent of
cases.
Sold under guarantee at Badcon's
Pharmacy. Ogden. Utah. Price 81. DR.
Leonbardt Co. Station B. Buffalo. y.
Y, prop. Write for booklet.
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS.
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-18
OWNS HALF OF PUEBLO.

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. l7,-samuel y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
PRICE HOLDS IN THE MARKET Cotton Figures, However.
 Fluctuate. FAIR WEATHER A FEATURE New Orleans Says Bales in Sight
 Number 559,000. Cola Wave in Texa. Panhandle May Fina Its Way Eastward
 Fsreisa Cables show
 Active Trading.

Although the local market was ap- xerently influenced by the unusual Quctuations yesterday. about $50 bales were released on the Square. They eold around 1a Is. and ranged from 13 to 1915. The ruling price throughout She day was f3 Is cents.
 Approx nately 30e bales were sold oy local warehouse men yesterday.
 If the present fair weather con- tinues. the crop will exceed the ex- pectations of most experts. Every day of the good weather will add to the
 The estimated number of bales in sight. according to the New Orleans report is from 559.000 to 569.000,
 1s SaS,s.1ny lsst year ihs and so,ssS sss7s stock this report cannot be relied
 Texas reports are gloomy. Dallas Wires om o the apa pan say: seventy per cent of crop picked and much worse than expected to find
 New York wires indicate continu- snce of the buiiish tendency. one says: We continue our advice to take advantage of all weak spots to make commitments on the long side Of the market" Another says: "A ly advancing one: shorts took fright on a private prediction of cold wave by Sunday over the cotton belt"
 predictions: "The market seems to be gathering headway for an advance into high levels and we recommend pur- schases on all periods of weakness" and. Tt Is evident that at 13 cents the spinner Is a buyer and as the bears counted on spots going begging to put prices down, one can well imagine the nervousness from which they are suf- fering when their last hope seems to be vanishing"
 Liverpool cables: Price of yarns advancing. Spinners' margins improv- tng.. and storm rumors and yester- days shorts covering" Another says: Manchester short and doing business. Look for large business with China and India in few days"
 Liverpool was due to 1-2 high CT. sopened higher on near and seven higher at 12:15 p. m. steady with positions ten to twelve higher. Spots quiet at twelve points advance. Middling 7.27: sales 1000 including G. 00Q American. .. ct. i .ooo against 55. ooo last week and
 October cotton opened at .s.2s. a rise of five points. went az high as lss2. as low as is;sa. lnsa and clsssa sS at rise of six points. went as high as 1s,40, as low as 12.is. and closed at fair through the eastern half of the belt, generally cloudy through the western half. general showers through Texas and Oklahoma, the forerunners
 washington.s publication of storm warning for Southern Florida was significant to the planters in the af- fected district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
COTTON GOSSIP.

The Texas Pan Handle reports four inches of snow there and adds signifi- canfly. ''The cold wave is coming"
 The manufacturer who hesitates to buy cotton now will be paying fifteen cents for his supply in the next few months. according to an expert opinion.
 Lots of liquidation characterizes the New York market.
 Doubtless. the cold wave Is making progress.
 The market looks safe. but advices say: .'Take profits and keep 1t healthy"
 San Antonio wires: We feel no hesitation in saying on our own i'm vestigation that 75 per cent of She crop in southwest Texas has been gfnned and practically all of 1t has been sold. Very little being held for higher prices"
 Good middling cotton Is getting more difficult to buy.
 Little or no cotton is in Texas fields.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Oct. 8.-Today.s cotton market was very nervous affair and forenoon. they were compelled to step aside and let the bears take charge during the late session. The market points. and after a slight reaction, rapidly improved until the list was about ten points above the final fg general and due largely to buiiish ca bles from Liverpool where prices we're us up tS 10 & tc IF English points. asS eoc1:
 ponts sn an The fppess fes,D Of Su, confidence was influenced ,sy reports that rain and snow were falling in the western yves snas ls belt t.. that tropical storm at any time. that southern spot hold CTS were adyaneing their prices for soptets sp9t cotton ii,s tSs to Isc and the sx amounts Of staple cotton for shipment during the next four montns. The bylis argued that the selling wave of cleaned of all weak long accounts, and many traders were heavily short, In the afternoon the whole market port that the southern spinners at a meeting held in Charlotte had voted unanimously to ourtail production reports that New England spinners in- tended to do likewise and the specula- tive talent came to the conclusion that producers and the cotton consumers view of the fact that the bulk of the crop remained yet to be marketed, fa- vored the spinner. At any rate, from 13.4s the market sold or about 20 points before there was any sign of a reaction or an attempt on the part of bulls to stem the decline. The mar ket finished the day weak, with prices net 6 to l2 points lower.
 Receipts at the ports today 62.070 bales, against -65.436 last week. and 900. against 3sO,O00 last week. and 342,97S last yearl .a1 .- s.s..-
 Today's receipts at New Orleans. Houston, l2,s57 against 12i55 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed weak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
METAL MARKETS.

New York, Oct. s.-Standard copper on the metal exchange today showed continued weakness with a further decline of five points on some positions. Spot October and November closed at $12. 25 945: Decem- Der and January at $12 .30@50. There were no sales. The London market also devel- oped a weaker toneF spot closing at f57 17s cd and futures at f5s lis Cd.
 Spot sales were 300 tons and futures 800 tons.
 Copper in the local street market was nominally unchanged although 1t was said that electrolytie might be shaded. Lake was quoted at S13@25; electrolytic 2.62k @S7h and casting $12 6o475.
 Tin recovered practically all of yester- days decline and on the metal exchange to- day was quoted at 3o.12A Q25 for spot and October s3O. 5455 for November; s30. 45 as0 for December and sac 45 e @60 for Jan uaEy. No safes reported. The London mar ket was unchanged for the day, spot clos ing at fl39 2s Sd and futures at f140 Is Cd
 Lead quiet at | points decline on the asked price today on the metal ex- change closing at S4.s0@37h East St Louis was reported s4. 2o1e7h. London lead declined Is 3d to f1s 3s Sd.
 Spelter showed no change locally. closing at SB. .S5 @95 while St. Louis quoted at sB 75 O s5. London. unchanged at f23 5s.
 London iron declined 4hd to Ais Sd for Cleveland warrants. Locally prices on northern grades were shaded about 25 cents a ton; No 1 foundry northern being quoted nt Sls@ 50: and No. foundry SIS 60@$l9. southern grades remained unchanged: No. foundry southern and No. foundry south orn soft $1s .25@7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans oct s-Spot cotton opened higher but closed steady and unchanged. middlng 1S I-1sc. Sales the spot were l. 100 bales. to arrive 745.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of s@s points on good buying from interests who were said to be switching from the bear to the bull sideo the market. The advance continued until prices were 1o9ii points over yesterdays closing but at this level profit taking by longs and fresh sell ing for short account became large in vol ume and prices were gradually beaten down until the advance was all lost and was re- placed by a decline of 9@1i points net. The decline was checked late in the day hv ths very heavy spinners takinRs. 2bs, 900 bales for the week. according to Secretary, Hester
 The closing was steady at a net decline of 7@s points. ,cf
 Cotton futures closed steady,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
MONEY MARKEr

New York. Oct. s.-Money on cali strong 4is g5 per cent; ruling rate, closing bid A: offered at per cent.
 Time loans firm; sixty days 4M94E per cent; and ninety days A. per cent; six months 4 E per cent.
 Close: prime mercantile paper A q5 per cent.
 Sterling exchange steady with actual bus mess in bankers bills at 4ss .25 0s5 for 1ix- ty day bills and at 4SS.75 for demand.
 Commercial bills 482k 9413.
 Bar silver 5lk. Mexican dollars 43.
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09

z.
 Chicago. Oct. s.-The government crop report failed to affect the .s,i wheat market to any great extent .oaay, bnshei in corn prices. the ofiiciai sta. nearly one peins in ths condition of
 fx tss@R IF ths Ths wSes. msrss however. was builishly affected by the prevailing high premiums on the cash Higher oS Compared p.Hssr With SninA the previous ed net gains of s-s to ? l.sc. Oats A"T Tradinr TvDns in inc ss1 %heat eUse market as we'll as in the other pits was inclined to drag owing to the disposition of many traders to await the pub,isation of the government report Althougn have little effect on the market a mum Der of bearish factors were s seemingly freely all day. AS result of this de- mand q strong tone prevailed all day and prices advanced more than 1c from the low point of the session. N
 Cables were weak. rains were great CT in several sections of the winter wheat belt and receipts in teh , north sstns bearish influences were completely onset by the continued brisk demand for cash wheat. There was some sell the the sovernment report which Indicated a total crop forth United States of 724,76S, 900 bushels compared with 6t4,- 602,0o0 bushels. the final estimate Of last year. During the day the Decem. Der delivery sold between 101 l-2 and lo2 5-S. The market closed firm with December 102 1-8.
 O;ciai statistics on the condition of the corn crop in the United States in- dicated a \ deterioration nearly one point since September l. Prior to the publication of the report the general beiief had been that the small im- provement would De shown. The un- unexpectae falling off in condition cs.t in the final fifteen minutes of trading but prices reacted from the high point on profit taking. Senti- ment during the greater part of the day was rather bearish, but prices showed little inclination to move in either direction. The range on De- cemher at 5S 5-S.
 Oats rallied with wheat and corn and closed at net gains of 1-4 to l-4 to 1-4 to 3-8c despite the gov ernment report, which was of bear fsh nature. The market was rather heavy the greater part of the day iTr sympathy with corn. shorts bought freely on the bulge In corn. which caused an advance of about 1-2c from the low point.
 Provisions were strong all day ow, ing to light receipts of live hogs at all western packing centers. Prices at the close were unchanged to twenty cents higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT,
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
(rne quotations are corrected daily fo The Advertiser) -.

(The quotations are corrected daily fer The Advertissf1 or.c.r,...
 MEAL--standerd " c. ss IS sacks sOc su s5ssT Pssslss' as .sm4non s1nS O1; ,c o-o,r ,o 0iic; prime l20lse; fancy i49iSc: pea serry l3Me: ola government Java 27099c: toasted iaH Q 1lc; fancy roasted i40i7c; Mocha and Jsya bisnds sSg:sc.
 cHEEsE-Fvl cream daisies lsGlsc; D1ssuS 1ssuSSAR@0rsnulated. standard she: fancy FLoUR-Faney nominal: straixhts e. .oS @2G. patents go. .ss gSS; fancy patents s7. Pearl th:; gioss lump A"c; nickel goods isSi sSsiiciEERx.ra i1Rs.ra fancy head 797he; fancy head Sh Q %e; broken Sh @she; Japan n ~ssSXLr-Liyerpool sl.1O: Virginia ksc: Lcss;sA LcWsINE0 ATwPer gallon 20 Q soc.
 cRACKERS-xxx Soda shc XXX Gin ger snaps 7e: xxx Cream Sc: xxx oyster dessaa esssHaap1NEs-American4- < -on ,a.sen. H Mustard ss'7s; Imported h-ol kep open. sgTmoLiAssEs-oeOrgiA Cane Dbl. s7c gal Sfasai corn syrup in case gallons. S2 Der sians s7 per case: l2 1s gallons s7 sSi 9s S fgallons $s.6O per case.
 Provisions.
 AcoN MEArS-Clear ribs S13.s5a
 10; extra ribs SIS. g. @S14.io. '~
 Kettle GsndsTsS i5ac; sno%Srfs s@sz sss s%. is[d eSv-white s*se; FIake-whits s%c; stand sRS sS''0p SALT AL !AS MEHfs-Dry sal. rib. EIeMG25; dry salt meats $I2 7j
 hREAKFAST BACON-17& &025hc
 Grain and Feedstuffs.
 CORN CHOPS-Per bu- soc.
 CORN--whitS from store s2 e 93c; mixed 2@3c less.
 HAY-Timothy. choice per ton S2I; No 1 per ton $l9; Alfalfa per ton S23; Johnson grass per ton 3l2 4S1S.
 GERMAN MONEY.
 Berlin, Oct. s-Ex"' appe on London 20 marks 4Ik pfennigs for checks.
 Money h per cent.
 O-s7-~+e dlscount ra.e 2% nor c~t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

St; Louis. Oct. s.-Close: Wheat higher: $l 0s@ilh; December S104h9H: May Corn firm: track No. cash soc: Decem- Der b7h; May s0&c;i No. white 6O6D6Ic. Oats firm; track No. 2 cash ssk a syc: December 3S&c; May 41h @ xc; No white 41Ac. ~ Chickens 12c; springs 12c; turkeys 14@ i5c; ducks 10c; geese 7hc.
 Butter creamery 2403jo.
 Eggs 21hc.
 Lead S4.72h. spelter 35s7x.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
SECRETARY TESTERS WORID,s
 VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT

New Orleans. Oct. S.-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from specia! cable and telegraphic adVices com pares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the year be- fore It shows an increase for the week just closed of 305.2S8 against an increase of 25S.261 last year and an in- crease of 20s.17S year before last.
 The total visible Is 2;13l;0O3 against and 2.57S.614 year before last. Of this the total of American cotton is 2.359,- On3 against 2.054.715 last week, 1882 l2s last year and l,7s5; TBS year before asst. and of all other kinds. includIng 2 Egypt. Brazil. India, etc. 372.00O against 371O00 last week. 534, last year and 7s2.S76 year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above showst an increase compared with last week of 305.52S, an increase compared with last year O. 334,874 and an increase compared with year before last of l62,3S1.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cot ton as above there Is now afioat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 1.6790 900. against l,277.000 last wear and 1:432.OoO year before last; in Egypt 66.000. against 5000 last year cnd eI.0oo wear before last: fin India
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. S.--Butter stesdy. un- changed: receipts 5.534.
 Cheese steady, unchanged; receipts 2.O3S.
 sugar raw firm: fair refining a.73k; cen trifueal 96-test ASA; mOlassea suSar 94sh; refined steady: crushed 5.s5; pow dereA . 25: grEnullted 5.15.
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports tS. 20 ~cs Coffee steady; Rio No. 7Se; Nc. 4 san MofassSs auiet New Orleans esm4qc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09

Grain Stasistfes.
 Total ciearances of wheat and flour wers equal to no. 900 bu. Primary receipts t.5f3.ooo ou.. compaTeo vith i iss GOO bu., the corresponding oay Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat CT care; corn 3is cars; oats sZS cars' hosS 1000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
SECRETARY TESTERS WEEKLY
 COTTON STATEMENT.

New Orleans, Oct. S.-Secreiary He's tsrs weekly New Orleans Cotton Ex- close Of business today shows an in- crease in the movement into sisxtt ccJn- pared with the seven days ending this aase oad last year in round figures of ST. year before last of 22e.0o0. and an in- 143,000. oA
 For the eight days of October tho totals show an increase over last year or 6s.O0O. an increase over rha setne period year before last of .I4. JoO and an increase over the same time in 1908
 For the thirty-eight days of he sea- son that have elapsed the agCresafe IS ahead of the thirty-eight days of last year lss.ooo ahead of the same ahead of 1906 by 4s2 600. anu The amount brought into sight dur. ing the past week has been 562.T4s Saxs Sa,es sn;an as;ainst st. 4152Ia for he seven yearbefore last and 420.11s same time in isoe: and for the eight days of i1cto- per per IL mas been 64l.222 against s7l.97s 502.S3S same time In 1906
 The movement since Saptembar 1st shows receipts at all United States Pear Rears sLS SlS7S$ aS5 against 1906 aoS last across the Mississippi, Ohio and poto- mac rivers to Northern mills and CaD- ada l6,5e0 against 43.a39 last year 9i
 oo4 year before last and 34i2I same time In 1906: interior stocks in eSan of those held at the close of the co,,,s Elercial year. 22O799 against 1gs aas last year 127,374 year before ,ast anS log. l9S same time in 1906: Sou-bars, mills takings 1000. against Sia0oa last year. 267, ,449 year before last aud 2SS: as6 same time in 1906. 'S' anu II, ihese make the tctal movement for hl Al from September l to date I0oai1S against 1,793,417 last year. "cs ssn year before last and l.4s74S6 same TSe Foreign exports for the week have making the total thus far for the sea. son ss4.242. against s22.334 last year an increase of 161.90S.
 Northern mills takings and Canada during the past seven days snow a de- crease of 19.isS as compared w;th Ths their total takings since September jst have decreased 41.3s5.. The total tak. tngs of American mills, worth. so,iIh and canada, thus far for the season nave been 3S0.75s against 393aI3 ;ast year. These include 135.s99 ty Norfh. ern spinners. against 177.3S4
 Stocks at the seaboard and the tvep. ty-nine leading Southern Interior ctn ters have increased during the week 19S.633 bales, against an increase drr. ing the corresponding period last sea son of 226.97s and are now +, 57s larger than at this date in 1908.
 Including stocks left over at rorrs and interior towns from rhe last cron and the number Of bales brought if.Io sight thus far from the new crop inc supply to date is 2,241,4sS. against 2. 074,764 for the asme period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
Total balance in general fund : s8.Osg. las
LONDON STOCKS,

opened with a slIghet advance today Nod crate buying of Union Pacific and United states Steel sustained prices In the rest of the list At noon the market was steady and from h to b above yesterdays New
 Tn inc late trading New York sold the IandInR, stocks down from 1 to points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. S. ref. 2s, reg .... .100M
 do. coupon .... .,.. .... ......1O0% U. 5. s. reg lJl t4
 0O. coupon .lVl ts U. 8. Is. reg ......116k
 do. coupon ..... .llI 52 Allis Chalmers lst 5s S4k Ann. AFT os '''. '.'. '".' "iVs
 Ann. Tel & Tel cY. 4s ..106 9$ Amn. Tobacco 4s ...... 80 4
 do. 6s .... .... ......llOh Armour & Co. 4AR SEA Atchison gen. 4s.... .... ..... .10O%
 do. cv. x zee s''.t ''''".''i2OA Atlantic dS ie Coast Line lst Is .... .... sSh Baltimore Ohio 4s ...... 99
 do. SaSs '''' .''' zee ''''"' sa6z s6z do. 8. w. 3ha .s.s zee 9OA Brooklyn Transt cY 4s >.s. ...' 7%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
r., uot Receipts.

Car Lot Receipts.
 wheat 8 cars. with 5 of contract graoe' Corn so2 cars4 with 257 of contract grade, Tota, receipts of wheat at Chicago Min neapoiis and Duluth today were aus cars, csrs the cerrespondins day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
his weakened the rest of the list and tn.

This weakened the rest of the list and the market closed eaay. ~ s Consols for money es
 do. for account. .... .... ss ie1e Lou. & Nash o.. '"'te Southern By. .... .... ...... Sox
 Bar silver quiet as i..isdi her ':;;: o.nc. 7sh
 Money 1@1N Der cent oe'
 Discount in open market for short hill. SS per cent; three months bills sx Q x per Bar gold 77s 1oHd American eagles 7ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
cONDITION OF TREAsURY.

Washington, Oct. S.--The condition of the treasury at the beginning of business today was as follows:
 Trust funds;
 Cold coin ..., ,... .... ..... .$s66. 469, ,s6s Silver dollars .... ...,.. 4S5. 929, GOO Silver dollars of 1890 ...... 4.15T,OOp Silver certificates outstanding. 485. 929. .0OI
 General fund:
 Standard silver dollars m gen.
 eral fund .... .... .... .... a.51s.7s6 carrent liabilities ..... l03. 773s5I
 fees ....' -, -: -. -. 27.1ss, 7ss, In banks to credit of treasurer
 of the United states .... ss.Oi2Sso Subsidiary silver coin .... 20.5S0.34S Minor coin ..,. .... ..... 1.ST7.06c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah. Oct. s.--Turpentine firm bSAc; sales l32: receipts 2so: shipments 13s.
 Rcsin firm; sales 2.1?s: receipts slz; ship, T TsTI1; D si 00; E s4. co 0O7ls; S4 t2'a Q k; c t4 Is: H s4.so@Ss: I A;S Is3: X & 4o@5o; NJ s5.56; sS.oe; VIC 2S.00; wv ,6.75.
 Charleston. oct. s.-TnEpentinnee ne. firm Sc. r SIOo. F s4iO; c S4.12h; s4.35 l tl. 60; K s5'4O; M Ss.55; N sS.so; VIC SS. %; wv $e.10.
 wilmington, Oct. s.-Spirits turpentine steady SIG; receipts. 2s casks.
 Rosin nothing doing: receipts Soa'
 '~ s-rn ~ co: receipts 3b4.
 Crude turpentIne firm ts.so. sA-oo and 4.UA