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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
PUBLIC IS WARNED
 AGAINST THIEVES

By needing the warning given by Detective Captain George H. Arnold today. regarding July 4th procedure, Brfdgeporters will be enabled to as- sist the police in minimizing the gain Of burglares and sneak thieves that day as well as protecting their homes and valuables. He cautions every one as to care in seeing that houses are well locked before leaving them and that Talua.bles are either left in some safe place outside or secreted in the house Also that care be used in see ing that windows are closed and se- cureIy locked as well as doors boIted that lead from the cellar into the house proper.
 Suggestion is also made that per sons leaving their houses vacant for a part of the summer or just for few days notify headquarters giving the length of time that the persons intend to be away. Policemen on street duty are given the list of known vacant houses on their beats and keep close watch of procedure there. Anything noted as suspicious results in immediate investigation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

oRGET your dignity, throw away your r. again. wholesome. funlovng boerous, reading Hkd" during vacation
 WHEN YOUNGSTERS A
 
 
 ENOUGH YOURSELF, SLOUGH sTooP THAT HARD WINTERS WORK 6 10 DANCER CONTRACTING coRNsiLk HAsIT-IT  Dime novels make good reading They
 
 you must, FORGET A STACK DIME reading Many great Carter" Jesse James" like writings philosophy and good stirring adventure
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

z0c Foliage sprays = LUG S0c Foliage sprays =. AS,c 75c Stiff pom pons ---.-.-- zSc White and black wings at bargain Flower sprays at half prices. 62c Black ostrich plumes $Sc $1a25 Black ostrich pIumes ...- 75c $2.OO Black and white ostrich
 plumes %1-So $500 Black and white ostrich
 pAumeS $A.@O $500 Black and white ostrich s6.0O Black and white ostrich
 pAun1eS Po~So $7.5O Black and white ostrich spIendid values in ostrich piunnes Sc
 to &1O.
 15c White taffeta rfbbons .. 10c yd- 23c White fancy ribbons 15c yd. BOG Wide coIored satin and fancy MaroBout Ro feather boas and capes half
 prices.
 s1.O0 White lawn shirt waists slightly $1.5O White lawn shirt waists slightly
 so1led 1oc $1.5o New white embroidered lawn n $2.OO New white embroidered lawn
 waists $1-46
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

$2:5o New white embroidered Iawn $2-5O Black and white silk
 WaaStS $1.0S $500 Black and white silk
 "aasts ----...--. SPAS Black 'and colored chiffon waists at
 greatly reduced prices.
 &1.75 Silk messaline petacoats $1.S9 $2.5O Silk messaline and taffeta pet $S-25 Silk messaline and faffeta pet
 1coats $2.4G $1.33 Black satin peGtdcoafs - 9sc soc Grey striped percaine petfd- $1.76 Nadine neck ruRfs - S1.2S- $2.5O Nadine neck Puffs S1.75 2Bc Co1ored and black ma1ines 15c 7Sc Shetland wells .-s. 5Oc $1'6O Cnn1on wells 9Sc $9.oO Cn111on wells $1.08 WtngA QuiIIs, Fancy Feathers half Flower Sprays, Flower Clusters half &7.5O Baxmacaan cloth coats &A.0S $1O.0O Balmacaan cloth coats Sz.4S &7.5O Cloth dress coats SA0S $1O.OO Cloth dress coats - S6.DS $12.00 Cloth dress coats - S8. .08 $6.OO Rain coats .- 82.9S $S.OO Aaan coats $5.75
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

Made white silk moire, finished with silk tassel The newest thing bags with the costume. Lined with white fitted with small purse A charming dress accessory for $1O0
 smart Tango of black taffeta combined with white striped white fitted small hanging mirror and purse of black affeta An ceptona1y pretty novelty $500.
 PEARL BEADS in long and shorter lengths. Excelenfv with pretty lusre graduated others of lone tinted $1.OO
 FANS of fine white gauge plain and lace edges hand painted in pretty designs, 5Oc and $1.0O BEIITS-5Oc
 belts and others in "vestee effect with patch pocket of hetand and black patent leather Charming for wear with linen suits separate skirts soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
CHAPLIN CREDITORS
 EXTEND TIME LIMIT

New York. July AFederal Judge Hand today signed an order extend ing until July 14 the time for the re- ceivers of the H.. B. Claffin company to send notice to creditors prepara- tory to meeting. The reason for the extension is the delay in getting an accounting from the sub bsidiary stores The creditors meeting will be held probably about July A.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
Child Is Killed By
 Express Upon Central
 Vermont Railroad

Montville, Conn, July 2-Joseph Cen ski aged three, was killed by. the northbound passenger train at 9:1O a. m- today while on the tracks of the Central Vermont railroad at Thames vile. Other children were at play but all escaped except the Censh child
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

 75c Banded saaIor hats 1ec 9125 Untrfrnu1ed hats 25c 8f.6O and S175 Untrfmnaed hats 4Sc "a 26 Unfriuaued hats 98c 55c White chip braid sailors 4Sc S1.6O White hemp braid sailor
 hats 0oC soc Natural Peanut braid hats 25c S1 50 BIeached peanut braid hats 9Sc $1.76 BIeached peanut braid hats $1s2S S1.OO ChfIdren's and Misses' read
 to wear hats 4Sc S1 OO ChiIdren's Trimmed hats .. 4Sc S1.75 Ch1Idren's and Misses ready
 to wear hats 0Sc SS 50 Madagascar Panama hats $1.98 94. % South American Panama
 s4.5o 1a11 South Amer1can Panama 1'%0 soiDS 6Sss Sou.n Amet.c9n i ss.7s s7.OO south American Panama
 $500 South American Panama z5c Leghornefte sailors, leati1er trim
 med 4Sc 7sc Cloth zatine hats 4sc $500 and 94.OO Trimmed dress
 &5.oo 's and s6.co Trimmed dress
 @S 100 Trimmed dress hats .. 43.4S 9fO.OO TEfn1med dress hats q. $4.98 AgI hats formerly priced from $10.0O
 to $5O.OO now marked hah.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
POLO CUP WINNERS
 ARE WELCOMED HOME

London. July 2-Lord Winaborne and Ifhe members of the British Polo Team which won the polo cup at Meadow brook, were today given a welcome
 aome' luncheon by the Pilgrims. Much festiv1ty prevailed and this was height Iened by the receipt of a. flood of con- gratulatory telegrams.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
SuqqestiOns For Holiday Wear

Most everybody will be out in Holiday attire the 4th and of course most everyone will want something to wear. We offering many pretty coats, skirts and waists at Special Prices Also many charming dress cessories for Holiday wear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
Good Values in Skirts

White natural linens striped ratine pique rep black and white checks Attractive models Values $250 95c. fashionable long Russian
 Regular value $2OO-Special 95c.
 Regular value $2.5O-SpeciaI $1.25
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

Fire in the chemical factory of Ian man & Kemp in New York. caused damage of $10OO0- The blaze was fought by two dreboats.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
THE WEATHER FORECAST
 GENERAh

GENERAL
 The western disturbance which was central over Wisconsin yesterday morning has moved rapidly eastward and hs now central off the coast near Block Island, R. U. It has caused general rain during the last 24 hours in nearly all districts east of the Mis- sissippi river The rainfall was heavy along the New England coast
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
New and Pretty Waists-Sf.OO

Sheer white voile and Organdy Many different styles Plain and all embroidered materials Some with Gladstone collar All copies of much higher
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

Alfred Jaf1ntzen, aged three, of New York, died from burns he received when he pulled a pot of boiling coffee upon himself on Monday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
DreSSy $500

Many very pretty models in this seasons styles. Serge, popn and Bedford cords in tan navy Copen hagen blue, terra cotta and black Pretty with fancy collar and cuffs. All silk lined Values to S15 at S5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
E. Fl. DILLON & co. !!o5 Main Street Main sreetH Hartford, Conn Rue t cecne Paris
 WHOLESALE RETAIL MnIINERs
WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, BARGAIN DAY.
 GREAT JULY CLEARANCE SALE BARGAINS

predict i be the biggest days he season The special at the under
 Waists Petacoa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

Fair tonight and Friday; warmer Friday. moderate west winds.
 Automobile drivers should light their lamps at 7:5s o'clock tonight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

Democrats in convention at While Sulphur Springs, W Va, nominated Adam B. Littlepage, of Kanawha county. for Congress from the Third district
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
NEW HAVEN.
STATE.

Forecast: Fair tonight and Friday; Saturday probably fair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02

The report of the National High ways Protective association shows that z6 children and 27 adults were l9zfIled by vehicles on the streets of New York during June
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
THE SMITH-MURRAY 60.
 CASH AND LOW PIECES

Store will be open Friday until D. m.
 Closed all day Saturday, July 4th Beginning Monday, July daily r Saturdays p. during July August
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
CLEARING HOUSE sTATENE>r

Ne" 1ork. Feb. 21.-The statement If
thc actual condition Of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
SHOWS s34,Gl4,1oo reserve In excess Of legal
requirements. This is q decrease of SO
so2;io = from last week. The statement
follows:
Loans S2.O40, 231 GOO, increase St. 7OO.Gyn
Specie S391 .GS3 600. increase s., O36 600.
916. 900. ~
Net deposits 81 .92i,s17 900, increase 81
$50. 600. -
Circulation s42, $40, OOO, increase sG63ooo
nahhs cash reserve in vault S412. 4>3. 900.
trust companies cash reserve in vaulr
Sc, 249, 600. ~
Aggregate cash reserve STA. 30. 900.
Excess cash reserve S24. 614. 80. decrease
$3.50 100.
trust companies reserve with clearing
houses members carrying % per cent cash
reserve sS4. 91S,W 600.
summary of State banks and trust com.
panleS IN Greater New York not iuclud-
ed in clearing house statement:
Loans $l31 $50, 100, increase 81. 49,, 800.
Specie SOS. 49,. 100. increase $40, 300
Legal tenders S, POI 800, increase $50. 200.
Total deposits S6l9, 1877, 600, decrease
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW.

New York, Feb. 2O.-The cotton market
has had another quiet week. A bullish
view Of the Census report on supply and
distribution inspired some scattering de-
mand, which sent May and July contracts
slightly above the u cent level on Mon
day or about 80 points on the recent low
records. Buying also seemed to be en-
couraged by reports of continued steadi-
ness in Southern spot markets and talk
Of large spot commitment for March ship
ment, but the demand did not become
general or aggressive, and prices have
since fluctuated irregularly owing to
scattering liquidation while trading was
restricted toward the end of the week by
the approach of the three day adjuorn-
ment.
lines, short of May or July here against
purchases of the corresponding delivery in
Liverpool have been reduced, and there
has been some selling of March against
purchases of the later spring month, or
July.
Very little cotton appears to be head
ing in this direction from the South for
contract delivery, however, and March has
maintained its premium, while there has
been further selling OF late months were
supposed to be against purchases abroad
in the expectation of q further widening
OF the differences. These wide differences
between markets and between months
undoubtedly contribute to the uncertainty
of sentiment as expressed around the
local ring, and as reflected in the apathy
OF general business: Moreover. both sides
of ordinary market uncertainties are be
ing emphasized. Thus, some are predict
ing increased pressure Of low grades with
the approach Of the planting season, while
others predict that March commitments are
heavy enough to cause a sharp advance:
Nearly all traders anticipate increased
acreage this spring and extensive cultiva-
ton but it is also realized that all this
depends largely on the weather. and some
nredjct a late spring. following Il com
p.ratiycly open winter.
Meanwhile few profess TO see any i'm
mediate pressure cf actual cotton or any
urgency Of immediate demand, and the
general ruling Ct the market has doubt
less reflected q disposition to await fresh
developments.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
WEEKLY rrSAxcr.I REVIEW

New York. Feb. 91-poneStfc affair.
offered special grounds for the ~irreruiay-
ity Of the stock market this week in "A.
dltlon 10 the mere general inTluenc, az the
check 10 the decline In money rates TIE
Importance attached TO the Eastern freight
rate case was made plain in the weae.
ness caused by the Interstate Conmerr
commissions order TO suspend until Sep
tenlher the five per cent advance ana in
tae recovery upon assurance that the de-
ciSlon might he FASTENED. Railroads con
tnue 70 refrain from buying steel mate
rlal pending this decision Stocks n CON-
pahleS with large obligations maturing are
sensitive IN the absence Of definite ar
Judgements 10 meet them. TIE reliance
Is placed on high her freight rates as q
supplement 10 improved money conditions
III restoring railroad credit.
sentiment VAS encouraged hy rprarts
from NashlnEton showing so~licituie over
poSSlnie harm L. business recovery from
aytS OF the administration. This WAS
SHOWN IN the treatment OF the freight al
.ahce postponement. in the criticism u
the proposed Investigation hy the Indus
ria commission of lack Of emplovment
auu III Inc discussion II the trust bills
me poSSibility e new complications IN
ties market. "
Paris continued - draw gold from New
YORK, IN spite Of the fall - exchange
rates. The dependence Of foreign mar
kets upon New York Tor this reason wae
proved when a teutatiyemert enrarepant
OF Sold In London for New York lah IN a
prompt rise in the private disconnt rata
in london 80" i"'e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Feb. 21.-The storms OF the
week have interfered greatly with ship
ments and house trade. but on the whole
business in wash goods and domestics
with the jobbers has been satisfactory.
Where mills are disposed to seek con
tracts, rather than accept the to-
mouth orders buyers prefer to place, they
are compelled to accept lower prices.
Bleached cottons continue very steady.
Some easing is noted on brown sheetings
from the prices Of a week or two ago
when unbranded lines are wanted: Pill
low tubings, sheets and pillow cases con
tinue well under order. Duck is still easy.
Fine and fancy cottons are to be had at
prices that favor the buyers. Mills are
able to make better deliveries as they
are reaching the end Of many orders on
staple products, but fall orders are com
ing along from roadmen with fair regu-
larity. There is an undertone Of conf
dence in the trade based upon the gem
orally improving conditions of basic in
dustries although for the moment orders
are being placed very carefully. Prices
rule as follows: Print cloths 2s inch esl,
inches 64x64c. size and 5Hc: 6sx72 s.. G
cents; brown sheetings,, Southern stand
hams. 64c; dress ginghams, 9Ac.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24

New Orleans. La. Feb ~ I,,,,,..,.
anu hoIidaE d~ull1ess weighed against tho
price OF cotton this week. althourh there
we're no Wlue declines. Bears were az
sreSSlse al times. especially after tho nm
piled. were com
Inc result Of the weeks trading was i.
loss OF nve to ID points. The high nricos
were made on Wednesday ana the Low
prizes on Wednesday and Thursday.
EaVorapie reports from the spot mar
hete q the south. 4 smaller movement,
INTO sight and a fairly large exnort nnvae
nlent were sustaining influences hnt
against them were small mill takiprs ana
4 small decline for the week in the yisi-
IN the spot department. prices vera
unchanged, middling closing nj lie
asaihst l"c last week and 1o&s this week
aaSl year. Sales on the spot amounted IA
o,42o against 6,614 this week last year.
SAFES TO arrive 800 bales against 4T2i
last week and 2.319 this week last vaar
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

New Orleans, La. Feb. N.-Secretary
supply Of cotton issued today shows an
increase for the week Just closed at H. 21
against a decrease of fS.2S4 last year
The total visible is G.215 .3s1 against
6.197. 46G last year. a.667 .s41 last year. OF
this the total Of american cotton is IT'LL
:;S7 against 4,470 1876 last week. 4.222.S41
last wear and cf all other kinds. includ-
ing Egypt. Brazil. India. etc. 1.SO4.000
against 1,727, 600 last week, 1,4i5,0OO last
year.
The total worlds visible supply of cot
ton shows an increase compared with last
week Of 1921. an increase compared with
last wear of 417 $40.
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton
there is now ;flOat and held at Great Brit
ain and Continental Europe 4.139.1i5. In
Erypt. b.. COO against 294 900 last year: in
India S4S. ET against 141 COO last year;
and III the United states 1,S12.0oO against
!, 49, 600 last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool, Feb. .21.-Cotton spot quiet f:
prices easier: middling fair. 10: good
middling: 1.42: middling. zoo: low mid
ding, 6.12: ordinary. SIS: ordinary, 5.44.
Sales. 1900, including $500 American
and 900 for speculation and export. Re
ceipts, $4,000, including 1900 American.
March, $685.; March, April. go;
April May, G.65: May June. 6.65: June
July, 6.5912: July-August, $50: August
September. 6.43; September October 6.3O1a
october November, 6.221a: November-D De
cember, 6.1Sh: December-January. 6.171a
January February. 6.1Ih.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
STORE CHANGES HANDS.
Mercantile Stand of Gates & BOggs
Sold at ThOmasVillc.
Especial TO The News and Obser,

ESpFCIdI 20 1Et News dTI ODStrFFT.T
T~homasville, Feb. 21.-A business
deal of considerable Importance is the
sale Of the mercantile business of
Gates & Boggs on Salem street TO
some gentlemen Of Richmond and
Baltimore. who have had lifelong ex-
perienCe in the mercantile business,
and the transfer will take place some
time during the next few days. An
inventory is now being taken. The
new firm will Ave Thomasville the
largest and best stock of goods she
has ever had, continuing the present
lines and making addition. The future
plans OF Mr.. Gates are not known.
The ThomasviIle Hardware Com.
pany has moved across Salem street
in the new home in the Gates block
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
bEAR|SH EFFECT
Of FALSE REPORT
Disbelief of Rumor That Hun
garian Crop Would Prove
Failure Causes Decline in
Wheat: Close Tame.

ing sensational reports that the Hunga-
rlan crop would prove 4 comparative
failure today had a bearish effect on
wheat after al early advance. The close
was tame at a shade to X low. Corn lost
IS to 1sMH, oats closed unchanged to
1-16 down and provisions varied unchang-
ed to SC up.
Grain and provisions close:
Wheat, May, 941a July, S9A.
Corn. May, co.'s: July, G5s.
Oats. May, 401s: July. 3334.
Pork, May, 21.I: July, II. 75h.
Lard. May, 10.11h: July. 1895.
Ribs, May. II. 80: July, 11.62la.
Cash. wheat, No. ? red, 96AMA; No. .
hard, 93h No. , Northern, 9G96: No. >
Springs. 94M95.
No Corn.
Oats No. 2 white, 41&; Standard, 1919.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24

ceipts az ports next week and the GER
tainty that the export movement VIII be
large.
The weather map was favorable. but
offerings OF the new crop months were
iald down by the storm area developing
on the Pacific coast which it was feared
might bring bad weather to the cotton re-
glon. The market held steady at an adj
vance or y a dozen points during the
larger part of the session.
Spot cotton firm unchanged. Middling.
I3W. Sales On the spot 100; to arrive
1,1JO.
Futures closed: March, II 46; May.
200 July, 1851: August, 1910 Octo-
Der, 11.62; December. 11.Go
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
SHARP ATTACK BY
BEAR TRADERS
Some of Specialties on Stock
Exchange Fall Back Several
Points; Losses General
Among Standard Shares.

New York. Feb. 21.-A sharp attack to-
aay was made by bear traders on the
stock Exchange at the outset. Some of
ne specialties fell back several points.
Among the standard shares losses were
general, although limited to fractions. The
market failed to recover opening losses,
nut sufficient buying, appeared at the
tower level to stay the decline, and after
the first IL minutes quotations barely
varied.
EnlliSh operations among the industrial
spccialties were checked abruptly. A cash
loss of nearly s3,0oo,0O0 instead of the
expected small gain, was shown in the
bank statement. In spite of the weeks
new financing there was only n small in
.reaSe i'm the loan account. The surplus
was reduced by $3.50 900.
lIonds showed easier tendency. Total
sales, par value 81 800, 900. United States
bonds were unchanged on call on the
week.
Mexican developed depressed American
stocks on the London exchange, but APP
parently no general concern was felt in
the financial district here.
Total sales were 11S,SOO, Including: A.
l.. L., 100; G.. and .. 2G0; l.. ", 300; N.
ana W.. 100; Reading, 1880; Southern
railway. GOO; Southern Railway, pfd.
200: Tennessee Copper, 600; T.. S. Steel,
1910; L. $. Steel, pfd., 300; V. c. c., 300.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. .

steady. Wheat firm: No. . hard winter,
1.O1: No. 2 red, 1O3h: No. l Northern
Duluth. 1861 and No. | Northern Mani
toba, LOS.
Corn firm: oats quiet.
Leather firm.
Petroleum steady.
Wool and hides steady.
Resin and turpentine quiet
Rice aud .mOlasSeS steady.
Butter steady. unchanged.
Cheese irregular unchanged.
Coffee spot steady: Rio No. I, 9A San
tos No. I. IFS. Mild dull; Cordoya, 1876
nominal.
Sugar. holiday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Feb. 21.-The cotton seed
oil market today was inactive. but slight
~ higher on covering and in symapthy
with lard. Crude oil was not being press
ed for sale and there were few hedging
operations. Closing prices were 8 points
net lover to five higher. Prime crude,
2.Sod6.OO; prime summer yellow spot
100; February, 1.O5; March, 10; April,
1.2O; May. 72S; June, 7.39; July, 7.4s;
August, 1853; September. 7.61; prime win
ter yellow and summer white, 7.25 bid.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 81 Cotton dis
played unlocked for strength and activ-
ity ut the week end session. Longs were
inclined to liuuidate because of the near
ness Of the first notice day for March. but
their offerings were well received and the
market closed at q net gain OF three TO
four points.
While good cables were responsible for
the better opening the market was held
steady, by the outlook for smaller re.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
Hunting the Expensive.

Wife with Observation-Disclosures
something interesting. Physicians
have found hat the skin from the
inside of an egg possesses curative
properties"
Hub-"JuSt like 'ems They're al
ways experimenting with radium and
those expensive things."-Boston
Transcript
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, Feb. 21.-SDirfts tureptine
nominal; unchanged; receipts 2 casks.
Rosin steady. BIS receipts. II barrels.
Tar frm, go: receipts, IA barrels.
Crude %turpentine firm, 2.25, $50 and
30 receipts, -
Savannah. Ga, Feb. 21.-Turpentine
firm, "A: sales none. Receipts, 100: ship
ments. 81: stocks, NIB.
Rosin firm: sales. 724: receipts, 1877;
shipments. 231: stocks. 1924.
to 400: H, 400 to 4.O21a: l., 4.O213: K.
4.40; NJ, so; n, 6.25; VIC, $40; WV,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Feb. 21.-Fine cambrics and
long cloths have been advanced Ac Il
yard. Fine fancy cotton novelties today
We're offered at very low prices by the
retail trade. Linens were steady. Bur
laps have been %fluctuating considerably
of late but spot goods are scarce. Mems
wear staples have been advanced from
21,c to sc a ward