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New-York tribune., 1900-07-04

&c situation. The Northwest -ra-4,s.. ,,,-.,,.- - -
strong while ST also advanced sharnlv On
the crop Is being harvested These i15,e--se vrIfb
49, taiY IN English markets after early weakness
tha pl-paI factors of strength throughout
,fti-1i AZ one time laTad decline
-. a me close only I'D net lower while Ic0don
party SC net higher. There was an advance alep
points At Budapest Of 7. mark al Perfr while
dTis markets closed 10 points lower ana Antwerp u
al over Adylcee regarding the wheat situation IN
fte e1s-A NaIla little, cables declaring that
au usual in coming market while others were 70 the
nav harvestlnE has commenced under favorable
'ie ~ Great Britain prospects satisfactory,
t.ial more warm weather needed Chicago
iS1 az one time that old hulIe
s-- .l4het ouyne wheat while speculative demand
2s'sI4r sources during interval the
cay the best that been seen In some time The
Ni"'FI business ar1CSt owing
1alge N prices and not than half dozen loads
receipts aggregated only &c compared
. WeeS ago last year being holiday Quotations OF
AeN York s7sc No hard Manitoba. 9Oasc. No hard
tJuiut Svsc no Northern Duluth, SSsC, all arrive
No Northern New 81 sc prompt -CORN-The
oIh market was found To be responsive 10 bull
news and throughout the advanced readily closing
l1c net higher. although somewhat below highest
price Of the day owing sympathy
reported again both West the seaboerd
sales % latter reaching about 30
loads The English markets 1sUld higher
country acceptances said TO be very light while
Kansas reports indicated less favorable crop accounts
owing = excessive heat The speculative operations N
the local larger than
developed bulish the idea
corn should be the next in order 10 have boom No
delivered and 4s94c
favorable crop reports exerted
depressing the day contrast to
strength in other markets and they closed rather unset
2Sc No white i2G31c No white, 30c; track
mixed 2slaG30c track white S0G35ct No white clips
Western, 65 &c. both b adoat; state rye,
81 162c. c I f NeVv-YOrk CARROTS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July 3-The wool auction sales opened to-day
Win large attendance Of from
present The offerings numbered las bales and con
sisted prncuav OF crossbreds Competition for
goods was spirited. secured
oy the home trade The demand rnzrinos and
Ginning iVql5 Per cent. and fine crosshrets 10 per
cent Medium stocks showed a loss OF ~ per cent
from the last series. and pr cent Cape of
Good Hope and Natal fully represented but diff
ncut % sell 7r the decline There many with
drawals TO-DAY. The wool available fC-
hs series aggregates $500 bales The following
sac IN de,all. Ns soqJh Wales 100 bales secured
S-sd4ls 5sd greasy. 7G1Id New-Zea and 700 bales
secured 63ddls Pad: greasy. 4lzE9d. Cape OF Good
nope and Natal 800 bales secured. 1d0fs Sd
54Go'sd. Buenos Ayres 20 bales. Ereasy. ha44d
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04

New-York. July g. 1900
@ % E y, ears ar E. head 3 haze, sSaf all Bo3 :E
nay weak The demand for dressed beef vas slack but
9Ta5sas EnS4 s2Ss @ 1 % ls 2| A. Il c G per s 3
@ESl4c for prime quality range beef az sae-7c To
beef OF The Cuc TO Liverpool 100 cattle the Chi
eago City 10 Bristol On Wednesday tHe St Louis tor
schvarzscbd sulzberge ana the Masstio for Liver
g hss5 and with v the ;2PIs STALE
inquiry for live calves and prices were no 1noFe man
e11s P srs sold M ~ ss esss rs per 100 70 Butter
milk calves at S3QS3 so City dressed veas dun a. s9
donr M Pe: d-s @ ~'s s yH a5 s calves at s6sc
saIes-s- Judd GO % butrermiIk calves, $50 n
sFEEP Il o- IND Mds--R5 t We're We " i2s cars
32lS head including car tor slaushterers ana az
cars on sale Of which 10 cars Jersey CRY =
@ ear a. @ S hem mere g @s @ the a bss rres - that could
be obtained which about the lowest q the season
cars Of stock were e. se a[s N 100 5he n aa few 1 secr9 =
40 oS8 a. 81 Gu5 r a. - e. 60 TraSss5 mutton slow at
5aSc per 10 lambs fair demand 7sQllc, and
few exTa g1Tsss5e s5 Ga up @ 50 Kentucky lambs g. 10
average at Sc PEI 100 n 126 do 20 70 IS so: Ia
al2 s7ep - s, 70 -2 az - al n a. s. So Iss OHIO Guns
s.: s. do 10 70. at s. 30
2sa N 5TlrFsaa .,a iaa05 81 72 r a, ass
Virginia sheep 80 70 Al So 10 -
c,i1. So N Ar g 20 Virrina sheep 90 n al IS So
Mcpherson & Co. 229 Virginia MA Jan 5s5n2s 6S n at & 50 %
n al 81 80: 4 Virginia sheep. 10 n, At 81
j. H Hume 3 Bro: ? state lambs s. n. az se 10
i9n n al So s. q do s. n at ss 5o IS do u ro al
So Is 10 sheep and bucks, 1o2 u. at s25o
loo T FOR mixed western ana $ s5$5 % State and
at s 70 per 100 = n Toaghs s56 n at s. 70
Jad c. as . ys;tera Q e, l52 Western . ~ hogs go IS7 S
at at S s o. DO 175 y at s. %; r9agas a5s
J H Hume Bro late yssteEdsyyl. 80 state hogs
a ! TouEhs, 295 70, az 81
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through IEsns leave New XoEA. foot ClAnOsrs ST.
follows and minutes earlier from ". I'D 81
BOO a. Daily-solld train for Buffalo Am
bgnghamtol. Waveriy. EImIra ana Bradford GOaches,
psror and cafe dining 20 Buffalo
SslO a. n--Dally. Sundays. TO BllShauaron.
OWeSo, Navery. Elrnlra and Delaware Valley points
Daily Port Jervs Monticello. Pullman Partor Cara
&.3O D m Daly.-Chicaga Ltmited-Fast rnail-soAd
chicago arriving SO D. Cleveland T40
Ssepers 70 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
5.5O ,. Daiiy--Bunaio and C1eveiaad Express-aEr
Buffalo 100. Bradford I'D Jamestown 100 aud foUnEs
toH1 1927 Cleveland 1880 seePsFs 10 EufIaS
and Cleveland. Cafe
0-I5 p n Daily.-sona train Bingnanton, wav-
cinBau, Dining
TICKETS. Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
L COMMODATIONS III lI2. 26i. Soi and sa1 broad
I56 East 125th 2T3 i25th ST. Chambers
and West sd ST. ferries New $50 and 500 Faoa
S. ss 6roadSay. Brooklyn; l22 River St. Aoseken. and
Jersey City Station New Transte- CO. cLz and
checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
OTHER MARKETs-BT TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July S-Catte-Receipts. $500 Steers active
strong butchers stock good choice steady TO strong
others slow. Best to-day. g caroads al $ 80
Natives-Good prime s. 204S5 50; poor 70
medium 81 60dS5 15, ceectsd feeders strcng shade
higher I5as4 stockers steady s. 6ogSS -
COWS 81 9GGS4 hetfers S3GS5 S2S2 TS bulls
aOdS4 calves about last Tuesday al
50Ss 90 Texans-Recepts 2O0 head Texas fed steers
strong 40ES5 -. Texas steers steady - iog
s. 25 Texas bulls slow. s. 604S3 35. HogsL1eft over
$500 head generally 5gl0c higher top s. ga mlTed
butchers &5 O5d&5 - good 70 choice heavy 80 log
rough heavy S5G$5 10 light IS e5f$5 8o bulk q
sales IS 20GSs 2T- SheepRecepts Il 900 head; sheep
strong lambs 25c higher god &c choice weIa
81 3OaS5 choice mixed $ 25fS+ 30 Western
sheep 81 10a$4 IS: Texas sheep, s. 1885 59 native
lambs S57SG -. Western lambs, clipped 50 0u!1So -
Cincinnati. July 3-Hogs active. higher. y oDgSo 50
Cattle steady 25g$5 Is sheep easy, s. o0gSi Lambs
steady. SO 1896 80 - -,
and lambs ! hogs 10 cars, shipments -eattle .
cars sheep and lambs, cars CattleNo trssn
demand the close yesterday. outciles
Cafr,e steady yesterdays closing prices Sheep and
lanbs-Practicaly market; spring lambs were nor9I
naly auolahle choice S6S6 Is good 70 selse
~ 54GSf vesrlings. 81 T5QS3. mixed sheep SfGst
,verners 3UdS4 heavy. > +'F1S' %
mixed s. 40TSJ Workers, s. i5fSd % pigs > ~
roughs 81 65GS4 So 5o1$S go -
Liberty july 3-Cattle steady extra % o. =
prime 81 45dS5 GO. common. s. 5egS4 rtogs sJTehs
prime mediums IS $3.50 Eorkers s. AoS -
heavy hoes S. 40 light Workers and grassers % s9
S. 40 pigs 40GS5 szips 81 5ee@9 20 roligas - .
ass sheen STEADY. wethers- - -94S4 30 com
mon 81 5os2 so: choice lambs s. 5gSo 90 common 20
goo s. SOGS5 IS. veal calves. s. 5ulsb
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
Same -l-@ 1890
Ir2e 4ss ~ 0e2 1.1ss. .-83


CoT-o1-C1srgss II the price = cotton we're vide
higher. volume business small and The gen
e-a5 trading ursarlsfzcror- beng
sF~-zT lacking element or public interest on
eslT The opened steady with sac points higher
sl1seg-s-- raised the level Of prices and
interval gain yesterdays clos
-g figures matter Cf I1Els points The demand
e-se1y
s-cr feature n Tie days business Tne
offset by disposition
- believe r-zt English cotton trade pTsc-spose-
z axe alarm and magnify the damage 70 The growing
Got --e Mississippi aHc ether sections q The cotton
BEL --g- late excessive rains r was argued that me
-esf-s rad been badly punished for their dsreEarc
e 2E Fears crop -z1agF reports rcst they were Hr1-
t0- -s the advance Cf 332- sT-r prices and
--f-Ts-f=[ Liverpool probably more
t1zz justified On reasoning t1ers
Fl especially
OUTSIDE -rer-7ve interest showed Se-5@1 Iefup. The
weekly weather report. though hulLfE. hardly as
Ulr1 reports from pri-
trade expect ne Official state
therefore fell far, and left the market u
r7.sE STEADY with
-1- reduced 70 1e1l5 points
FeeE-- weather review summed uQ -oLJRs- over
portion OF the
cotton 1elf me weather has peen very untavoraoie %
c1-t1-. which largely with and WesGs
cone -e1E -r Glssssipp. and South Carolina having been
sfz117=- IN North Carolina. Florida ard uplaE1s
p Tennessee condition - 1h@ crop is more favorable
s-0-g- Irregular. and - needing rain over the
ce1--sl and western par ~ me STATE
TIE prices tie local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04

Charleston. July s-Turpentine 42e Rosin firm.
unchanged
savannah July S-sPrits turpentine h@rn @ 45bs4s5sc;
receipts 20l8 bbls col exports 225 Resin hru
and unchanged receipts AGAR bbIs sales L074; exports
Wilmington. July 3-spirits turpentine steady, 42l76
s5e receipts. POS bbis Rosin 81 ioSi 10 receipts
2bif hbls Crude 81 90 and 8 bb
cetpts, q bbis Tar quiet 81 receipts % bbiE-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
RaiIroana
.ENNSYLVANIA
FAILHoAD.

-
Al'S AY6 5E5srsz t22t q wEsT 81 TErT - TT, rIII sTRE-
- The leaving time from DeSbros<es and
1ortinndt Streets IL i've minutes later than
s. .at given below for T~eaty-shIrd street
""", except where otherwise noted.
- - =, u. FAsI AALN~-L.nl,e5 two Buffet Psrt5r
to ess~o NV A25S 70 tittssarE =espas car Pits5u7s
5.5S a N A7I ,5 IiSss9arg -94 Clsveaad
t.oa cars F5r C6ss, -z 17es9 = 80 @a9 -,esr5sI
Inaisnap9lis LouIsviIs s. I.e,.is
F5- Toisfs $3.50 AND 81 LOUIS EXPFESs-
5.55 ?. " talleaEo, 81 s., Louis -
S.;.5 r VI WEsTERN rszss9Far G6izazo For
''',s 81 =. VI PACIFIC EXPREss-For PttrsaurE sni
Rass Cra1s-,%s - t5 H.s sl d. va shs1s75aa valley
= " CLEE EI-tND AND CINCINNATI ECE-
WASHINGTON AND THE South.
- So So 1910 5Des5-osz-s ana Cor1lanat Streets
1cs8-os-es 5sas a. ar l9S5 .l7az carp a M l255 2 ID
- qi@t |25-, Lin, el Iario- ana DINING Cars a2s
n,Sat T5l sunday So s.s5 I6-55 lDlaiag Car a. n
- - toiEcE Carr SO Dining carr. o :
49, H5;5'N RAILWAT-Expresz a2s 425 p m Il 70
NoRFoI-K AND WESTERN RA1r.vAY.-Fa- N-rsDs,,
ATLANTIC COAST LTNE--Ex5-ss- SIS N. and Q y
ct5t5sArEaKE 55Ss re- ONO RAILwAY--s55 a n week
sAt52A5P 5,rsl & AR LlsE-Ez7ress 1c55 . n and 12lO
F55s sss s- soIST i5+ sC2GFoIT Q szI soRFoL-7ss
sai rsa "a @ and a s' Rs55- % sseasys c, sss
Standard Coaches 49, ~---
CAPE NAT-T2 I5 v-.eu
For points On New F.r-r 1.4---t
sSt 5 ISe9ty-'nlrs St-set sZationi SIS a n - i0
.---' lft.i'laSS cl+yf- & : ?
? n Su0da-s T.s5. 3s5 n ass - ,r--- - -
:, a| a-- -oTt-an1r >trea-7f SJa. A. m II %
10 Saturlays on-yl. . 70 Ie ~ 81 10 49,
'-Vo D. 4l SUNDAYS. m Z n
For PHILADELPHIA
D - tDesor7sses and C1-ta1dt Streets ON -ss
- Soc % t'dS Peuna- Limited TO- iTesb-ossss
-,-alct streets lo-1 Dining Ca- 10 = DINING
iI-,s n n l-55. 10 lu-serrsz-s C1-rIa7dr
sS=-t- --Ol. %-79. 525. 8 80 A25 y tDfnf-r 60
. - .DLst7S San. - lDia-ls Ca-. Us So SIS
l. ~ night sundays e mo- -os~1ssl
80 So. =. q - iTauit-5I r5 b. a r+-f-~ -.
a n l-'" las fuui1E carr. Q - g * . I5s7i-g
ar 800 dining Car. : tI.rf7g farf Es *
p b. r
--H-t a'Ces Nos +fI :+5 III and 81 B-oss
w. 4sL1r 5toJ=@ Aes- TVeury-.Htrd station:
-ls-i-'s FOOT - Les1-7ssss ~7--Eau4r
1o1r5 stre@t sso Fulton street Rs B-1ss.vav ani
Fe1-ls} Lsar-a Annex S-1-r. --7-f-n
CITY The New Transfer C-r-7orv yvrr '-ar -
snd cascN baggage from hotels residences tar1,rh
rslePsoEs 9l4 Eshteenta street, for Pennsylvania Raj
> q II HlICFiINSQN r WOOD.
t1eIsTal Manager Genera Passr Ar-ne.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
BE A 81 and 2-95 II Daily except Ssr14av IN
Pltrsteicf Sundays only Q A II
pullman trains.
Trains Illuminated with Piats-h I.E1-
Ticket Offices a rs "a 1915 Er--4zzv -
Union W 30 Columbus Vzz-
l1th St and 13Sth s. StatGns New York. 33s ana ~
Eultor st and l02 B-aafEaF- T D. B-uckl-r
Telephone en- Ssh Street York Central r.h
Service baggage checked from hotel residence hV
WaStc0t- FE0rass -
cE0FGE y DANIELS General PASSENGER sr.,.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
Oats. No .:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour sfeadv- No
co.'s %hs5t TSg7s1se No rsd 7ssas0lsc; No
- = z4c, NO white. y 25lsG26Isc. 3 white z5a25Ac
- tSs. olct good feeding barley. 87d40c. fair 70
S.L mating. $5a4bc, No 1 fsxssed 81 20, No
III - 20 prime timothy SEED. So 10 clover
,aTd per 100 70. So 70aSs s2l shor- ms sises 5s
SsaT sides eoxed s. 5o8s7 so whiskey sass o. bir
- -, sugars cutloaf unchanged r.
~ ~rIoonce Exchange to-day the butter uaket vas Arm
oals2c- dairies I4aITc. cheese steady i
. cg-teJf,E..SSg So, E..SSgs STEADY, fresh. 10lac.
re5 So - - ol- quiet. Wheat nominal: No
5ulI- ~ IN IN irregular No mixed 4l9G45lac- Oats
Ishcy s-gin creamery. 20G2Ic Ch!o I7GISe.
20 Tsi+5 -. ,Esss dull a. Ioc Cheese firm
sanrS-bSe 80 teceT1oer s8$c No Northern cash s03c
psslLoer SIC. December s1&c No . Northern ~.
~ Srilg. . spring. '2%c Corn, 43i.c Oats 2TG2T'sc
@aukee. July 3-Wheat NJ I n
- No : Northern T067a1-c- Rve srssdv. NJ ! 80
BaTiey dul; No ? 49c; sample 405747s ~ " -
July SFlour and bran unchanged Close
Northern. Tstsc ' ' -'''''7'"' eocr no :
FhiladeIphia July 3-wheat &c lower. conrr.r, r-.
IIty IIy - +etSsc Corn firm i-c higher: No ufxei
IaPpgs 81 &c tItrer hrmer, fancy western creamery
1s-Et-oc' 40 prints &c Eggs nea-hv
Ceesa ,,rcfs1re9 western l2c % southern IOc
~ ~ naIsed Receipts-Fl0ur i.SC9 bbs 500
sV 10 IN sacks; corn. 24SO00 bush cats 2 90 bush
SAlp' p'}Heats-SoTn 20oOO bush; oats. 200 bush
- LOUIS, July 3.-Close-Wheat-No RED ash -Stz~-
4sSr SoI7Ho cash, &c, July. 42lsc September,
90. NJ vLf,o cash @0c. July. 2Sc. September
rn I9iea9 July 5,-Whsat dun and higher ,aPot ss.c
ana higher; No cash. 44c; September So C1fs d
an9 @ M Rer; No cash 24c Sentenher 23lac- Rye 4uu
s. 9214 No .. 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
LEHICH VALLEY,

Stations Cor-landt Desbrosses
(Penna r. K Ferries)
sd COrrla1dt Desbrossss
Streets Daily except Sunday sunday Other
Sunday A A
sunday sunday leaves n. Suncay
lea - A sunday A
ts7.1 o, Z. 70 A. N. Local for EASTON.
$50, eS.20 4 For BUFFALO, MAG ARA FALLS and
West aud praeDal local ponts Parlor and DlRg Car Con
meets for Coal Iss gonsr
-'1I.53, 12.0O Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
PRESS" Haudsomest tra.E n the word Limited seating
esacl,y Due Buffalo 3 connecting WIN through eepers
Detroit Chicago Dining a ]
't2.35 Loo n FoE WtLhhs-BAiItE, SCRANTON,
+'3.55 Al Coal
v'j.I0,y y5.2OP Local FOR MAUCH CHUNK
'5.65 N6.1 chicago fezfhuie Limited For MAG
TorOEFO.
-:3;55s 500 Expos toa Express for BUFFALO
SD 900 P n For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and
50. PLANFIELD aud BOUND BROOK. locals. daily
Suud1y; n: .6e % 9 =
Tlck-ts and Pullman us n5
4 Broadway, Is Mon square West 2i5 Columbus Ave y Y
B'dw'v BROOKLYN.
y Transfer Co vii call for and check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July s-srrinE wheat-Nc Sorthern. spot
carloads sT7c; No Northern round lots - &c Mts.
marker corn higher bur nothing doing. asked No
yellow 4sc No 3 yellow, Sac No corn - N:ei 20 8
co-r 47FS4-l.r oats dun. white 29c. No white
asssc. No white 2sc. No mixed, 2sh4e No mixed
sasr Flour stesdy Canal fretghts steadvi wheat %act
corn 2r- farley IEc. =. oats nc lumber u
Nsv-York 81 rs and 70 Albany. 81 - Per l"'A' Ieet
Chicago Jujv 2-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

EOn AN1E ~ EST
Leave New York. foot OF Liberty street, Scuh FsrrY
CThltehau Ts-m4laU minutes earlier
"Daily Except Suncays- 1SUldayA
CHICAGO. 40 a n. (LlDeFty street onlyl 'lS0 p
and az. Is night.
PITTsBURG. 'A3O a m, GIserty street oalyl. ss0s
Q N TOO p n and - = night.
CINCINNATI ST LOCIS. "1G.OO a. n. - 90 :. n
AZ Is night
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. TS-Oo. 1000 CDfasEi,
sl1S0 a m tDInsrt, TLOO tDlaer1 - tDl1zrl,
s3O0 cR0yal Limited exclusively Pullman Tran.
Diner and Gael. 800 lDiasr '1oo P Diner aaa
NORFOLK TLOU m
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ofices- lIS lI2. 26i. 434. 1900 Broadway. IS
So ". ~ BCWe-y. Y. Es9 Fulton Brookiyr=
kotei residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
1@S-sT-

C-1ee 5a--es-Coffee market
z- average Santos 6Ss0o- receipts 6avs 10000
2ga fn9 HauhuTE-f71ffee market opened
lG-. EceEzigs higher a. 80 N Der p 1tennigs
e=1e- sales Ie 600 bags Havre-Cofee market opened
i--e=-lar - El-z francs higher u advanced IL
1-r-s sr s 3 lr-eguLar franc lower. 80 p
rear unchanged months 4 franc lower; total
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
Z and straw. N o.. at Nsw-York for
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Exports for week 25 635 bales; exports last week
1873 bales, receipts June. 39.546
ceiPts OF straw for June. 5.e40 tons.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
NAVAL STORES.

. ,,,ar Sav generally The naval stores mar
1fr ro-n and spirits turpe1tine nevertheless ho4o-
r. stessv 10 arm Quotations follow
-T FsgtlIars 81 10 Do o.. bhis e ..
s.nTf5TTS TrT- -fyp EzETIN NF5-46i4 1t4Tc- -
5,g5IS+ c1.,r1on 10 good sfrsiHee 81 So p u 30 r
s,-5 = sI 80 n 81 s.. 81 o5 x 50 u; NJ y "'' y
e. s0 y q 81 70. y Y, -
STOCK on HAND.
EoEin bbls
Spirits tafpeAtiA1- .....,...--... 2002 bbis
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD,

Tickets and Pullman accournodacns ia3. Brus4-
way. % Flrth Avenue
Westcorr-s Express Company viii eau AL
baggage 70 destination sDally.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
Central R. R. OF New JERSEY

Anthracite Coal used eN-luzIval-
-Four Tracks Elzc-r-- Pneumatic -l--s1s
stations In New 4C-- t.--e--y ana S-1---
trains leaE7 Liberty below from
i've minutes earlier except noted
New-York tribune., 1900-07-04
~ 4L---&4 EgL =
Tg-EzE ester

F-5--Cofee market weak: NJ : PIC 1880. exchange.
LlsL receipts days, the
I-ulle1 S-ates. 5000 STOCK. 600.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-18

A singular kind of water glass, Is
common in German middle-class and
artisan homes. This is the frog.hnr-
ometer. The frog is imprisoned in Il
glass preserve jar half-1illed with wa
ter and covered with muslin or per-
forated paper. At the lotion of the
jar are Il few pebbles and Il sprig or
two of growing water plant Against
the side of the jar leans a tiny ladder
with fiat rungs, made, usually, of
strips from cigar box lid
During fine weather the inhabitant
of the vessel so furnished remains in
the watery half of his dwelling; when
rain Is present or probable he emergcs
and takes his ungainly seat upon the
upper rungs of his rude staircase
Quaint though the general effect may
seem to the foreigner, it is quite famil-
lar to the German and Swiss eye, and
froggy's representations, as n rule,
are found to be wonderfully correct.
Froggy, indeed, Is in the majority
of cases II family pet, and many u
fat fly is caught and poied into his
domicile by friendly hands. Under
these circumstances froggy skips up
his ladder quite regardless of the
climate conditions. His ridiculous
carriage of his "neckless' head makes
him n perfect caricature Of the Ger
man military carriage.
The scientific basis upon which the
frog barometer works is very simDle.
Approaching rain makes the air
heavy, and communicates an increase
OF pressure to the water in which
froggy resides, driving him out of IL
with more or less precipitation. In Il
dry state of the atmosphere he Graves
for moisture and descends to the crys-
u depths below.-London Express.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-18
HELP FOR WOMEN
WHO ARE ALWAYS TIRED.

~ do not feel very we'll / am so
tired all the time. | do not know what
is the matter with me-"
You hear these words every day; as
often as you meet your friends just so
often are these words repeated. More
than likely you speak the same signiii-
cant words yourself. and no doubt you
do feel far from well most of the time.
Mrs. Ella Rice, of Chelsea, Wis.
whose portrait we publish, writes that
she suffered for two years with bear
ing-down pains, headache, baclIache,
and had all kinds of miserable feelings.
all of which was caused by falling and
inflammation of the womb, and after
doctoring with physicians and numcr
Gus medicines she was entirely cured by
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-18
Plants Tint Grow Nsnr nnin..

Near the ruins of old abbeys and
monasterles unusual botanical wild
ings persist survivors probably of
plants once grown for medicinal pur-
poses. Hellebore and sweet cicely are
examples of these stragglers. The
deadly nightshade still grows around
Furness Abbey. Indeed, the old name
of the valley was Bekansgill, title
derived from Herba Bekan, which is
believed to refer to this particular spc-
cles of nightshade. Philip II. Gosse,
visiting Manorbler Castle, near Tenby,
over forty years ago, mentions the
broom rape ON its walls and hounds
tongue and henbane on its seaward
slopes. Two years since all these
plants were found in the recorded sit
uations.-Newcastle (Eng.) Chronicle.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-18

hys gone by there was a little
village of the name of Mavl-
lear Nairn, where the natives
bought to be foolish folk. One
J. Of the inhabitants found an
reshoe on the shore, and, as
|hd never seen such a thing be-
B one knew what it was. Some
|gested that it was the new
| but the Oldest and wisest fisher
|Rlared that if that were so, it
be in the sky. He had long
|ai, however, what became Of
moons and he thought after
|gOyery the mystery was solved
after the old moons were done
|Asy fell to the earth and horse
has one Of them.
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-. there are ruins which are
known as the castle OF
~ Although cyclopean walls
4, ouenings are found, and the
IN at 400 feet above the sea,
PEA for the residence of a pi-
III many archaeologists have
..A,ul whether the identifica-
ma place should continue to
L'.,,d. Or. Dorpfeld has been
N with funds to undertake a
4 sorough exploration of the
Al has hitherto been attempt
s,sral years ago he examined
LII Of Ithaca and fixed on a site
H. part Of 1t. He has since
n me conclusion that the resi-
! rlysses is not to be found
lnt in the island Of Leucadia or
4 (vor, and near the town of Leu
|,,h some have identified as the
4, Nericus. Leucadia, 1t will
[,nbered. has poetic associations
T. one Of the cliffs Sapho COM
4 uIcIde. She was passionately
/. With a beautiful youth named
| md as she failed to obtain {.
4 4 Affection she is said to have
|. herself from the promontory
A, belief that those who took
], would be cured of their love.
stroyed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-18

!, oouarium of the Calcutta zoo
,orlety is a monster crab, re-
oomred in the Indian ocean,
,itracting the attention of the
IA, The huge crustacean was
mile from shore. Its body is
ivo feet in diameter and its
re more than a yard long. It
|rmous eyes that protrude in
way as to give it a very fero-
nOearance. The habits of the
|, iustify its looks, for on being
I'M a large vessel filed with sea
|rd which contained fifty crus-
!, and other fishes it devoured
|Dg contents in about two
The most remarkable thing
|Ae giant crab, however, is that
|ht It emits phosphorescent
! Of milky whlteness which make
he entire vessel.