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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Feb. q. The from Argentina
held the center of the bulletin board on the
BOARD q Trade today Other heaiish news was
merely Subsidiary 20 H. The shipments from Ar
gantips. 25sD 90 bushels. exceeded only twice
last year and have not been expected often IA the
history ~ iha commerce a that country IN con
sequence May wheat opened D. under Wednesday
at eik067lc. The price touched g'gf6ike and later
Sic. between which duotatitas IL fuctusted for
two hours Then the descent began. Under pres
q foreign selling and hull liquidation with
scarcely any outside demand, the price ~ MAY
foSced steadily d0sn 80 6slc, At which the mar
krt for that option closed iamentAby weak and
ihstlsc under Wednesday
Coin was inclined towards hfmness, but finally
suceumhed 20 the wheat weakness Trade gener-
ally quiet Country offerings fair. hnt
the shipping demand was poor. May closed taso
down siba3iso
The trade IN oats was small and Influenced
meat a the time bY In view II the weak
ness about II the market remarkably steady.
May closed shade depressed az 2lc
Provisions DAN. The market early was
easy. with wheat tter Arm with the corn bulge
hut agsin wgsk with wheat
4 hrn has market had a steadying effect, May
pork closed les lic under Wednesday al $40
10 49, May lard Zoe down and Mas ribs lie lower
The leading features ranged follows,
Nt4a
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Qaotntions.

NEW YORK Feb q Flour Receipts q 90
barrels: exports, 800 barrels, Market still firm
on winter wheat -four but duh and easier for
spring Minnesota patent, 81 s5ag 10
Wheat Receipts. " 500 bushels, exports ~ 9sS
bushels spot weak. No red. fife: elevator f6sc
I. o b options opened easy and thereafter were
besishiy disposed through general liquidation very
heavy Argentine shipments, lower English cables,
small ciearances favorable Western weather and
crop prospects aud disappointed export demand clos
Ing weak and heavy at lidflsc net decline: March
Wnol- Steady.
H1pa-Steady.
Coffee Options closed steady At unchanged prices
70 an advance u 10 points. sales. . 775 bags in
elnding March, lei DC. May. 7ieal 2c; June. 7lOe
Spot Rio, dull; No. 7 invoice s-lGc. No I job
bin iisc mild quiet Cartloya DC
sugar-Raw dull and easy, fair refining. &c; Cen.
trfugal % test Sc. refined, quiet.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

~ fc,lcwins prices are oeing offered 10 tbs pro-
xS hy The local dealers for delivery In round lots
q IL dock and ia the car ~ seattle
g,sin-Osts slAa1l; harley siG1 wheat. chicken
- re- yeais; bran. SIC; shorts. sl159
usy- Puget scuna. Ssala Eastern Washington
arcfhy gisNl7 Alfalfa, 50 80 per ton.
rss,- Strictly fresh ranch isaiao.
Ruftsf-rresh ranch iste2nci creamery BE-
Psuitry-Livs chickens, Nc; live turkeys. lie
sari.ys isc: geese. &C.; ducks. 81 sH9t
uvs stoch-cboice beef cattle. cows fGsic; steers.
use, ehoice sheep. ts95c; good hogs. live. SIC.
~ drusssd. &c. calves. dressed. large. &c; snail.
n. eaIves live, large. &c; email. g..
6ides. pelfs and wool-Hesvy sound saitsd steers.
M n ID, fe medium. sound. ner ID. Sc. light.
aouad under 10 lbs, Sci cows, sound, all weights.
MI sass bulls and oxen. &C.; ssltsd kps. &c
sslsu per h. slc gIeeu hides. lc less than ssltsd
~ hides, per ID, l2tc dry cuils. third less
sumner deer. per h. 2sa27e winter deer dry ls4
~; papsry deer, saibc; dry elk. 9aloc; green ELI.
~; sheep pei's, Bc4sl20; shsariings. i5d2se
Eastern Warrington wool. sdi0c; Western Wash.
lsGson WOOL ise; dirty or timber burned, lsalac,
thow. a9sio.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breahstunr.
San FRANCisCO. Fth q wheat 'nrm; spot
ri-Esst weak Baas5, uat quoted spot barley.
mn oats, 'hh sget Hrftati1ps were:
ssicsN
BARLEY Food. 70 b.r 8crs Nqsase
., os ilA ,lfat 40 seiE-. niihag. tLB9LEl; red.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks p ga. wheat centas % 80
90 Oregon, Sd barley, ceutals, 5iiG do Washing
ton Las; oats ceniais. 49, DO Washington. 5.77o,
Deans, sacks, ~ potatoes, sacks, s,als; bran,
sacks, f-990i middiings sacks SIS; hay tons sse
wool, bales. III hides. number, N5.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Mnlstars- Middiings sl7@2o bfan sI2dl5 per ton.
Hay--wheet, s. j1e25o; wheat aud oat IS 50ag.
best barley sJMli alfalfa, Ssa75e stock ST. 1a5;
compressed wheat. Ssal9 straw, per hale, 51g42c.
Potatoes-EaTy rose sul1sac; river Bufhanks. 5sd
" river reds. e5aIbc; sweet, sl70ail5 Oregon
BuIhanks 75caSL10.
Apples Choies, 81; common. Be-
Butte Fancy creamery, 2aa2.5e do seconds. 2d
2i4c; fancy daify, l4lfg0c: do seconds. Talsc
Cheese New California, va l1~=Aold i05ss4la; Cali
fornis cream ehedder lssai7sc; young America.
nominal
Esgs--store. I2elici Eastern. nominal.
Wool and Hops.
wool Spring: Nevada laal5e; Eastern Oregon,
i2al6c; valley Oregon. 21a22c. Fall; Northern
mountain lamhs lDai2c mountain lambs Sainc,
Hops-cfop Of ls9a iiaisc for choice
Closing Quotations
narfiy-No sale~
Corn-rarse yellow. 81 o21ai5
20 % %
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NEW N0Rk Ftb - The Commercial Adrrr,
Users Losa3ou faaneiM cahiegrEs sAys.
Tnsfe vas a sltsht jneyss-c ia business IN tse
markets hcrg tfwiAy Notwithstanding 'Ae sett}r-
newt ArS ne trade asu, ssstas siizhuy auAl
" IN the absence n rfiesal var news Innisu
hoieh1 ANtvt-aHs. pssticulAriy N0rfotk & western
far Al h6sr and thrn icft thrfn negiertsd
The hsnk lost EAN - geld - The Care saa m
ceved esoo so fron Russia aud c@.aoa 6olsht ia
Gefrau COINS
eau mrasy vas higher Ga settlement require
neutS hat bills Werr tdlc
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..


CHICAGO. In U-Csr,'c- Choies cattle udn.
iusilv stss1Y. o5hffs s,sasiJ b Stow Trvans 6rna
East cfNs thesf sft4ilt afsNfs 9C AtFlr. rsuusrf
stlgug Fftatsas and frFtrss sr.lta tn4 taut asass
rt-i fa choser NSsa - pav. tp asfsisat.. ttt-.
raltrd stggkegs So tsli ss et4es tta fesitrs so ssa
as easd % ftt3rr .sr~s 81 SO IS. heuaF. 81 s5,e
lm eaansts s. .A3E g baiis. s. 6sf8 . calves ST.
Yea Tcxas bettts sos
tlass- Active. sicsdF 81 st1nue taf. N&t; sla
clraTanre. wixed a1t butcher - 'oef3; savd
hssy7. g SsFt&s 0snsh Actsy. tt'aSt b. llsh,.
81 zs78& uulk q slla,. s. stfS
Saerp sita37 lambs slras native wetAsss. So
- W~setn wetaers, @ssa' 70 isnaes. &Sis iA. West
Cfn ismhs gtaT 8
Rs,eats Csltls &aN Aoss. % ON shcsp. s0o
Omaha.
OMAHA. Feh @ -Cstfle Recgirts, $50 head
rArkrt ssnads nattVe haef steers, s. SP& So West
trH sitefs So 3&H4Gai TsyRs ssners NlsAfi 3 COWS
and h-ies. nstl5. oanrcfs- S-af5 stscsera.
s. TtstA calves. Nnf = hails and Nags, SssE
Uo1s Rr,ciets sl9 head marscs steaay heavy
StFafa5s. miyet. Ss-GAsA'1; usht. sLee81t BAH
" ssles. s. Gkaf 90
sheeg- Rctegrts, 100. market, steady lambs. S. 50
We-5
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THE SEATTLE ,iARKE,s.

"a. ~snersl .onr n the market vas UNCHANGED to-
~ ~ A. fegsfds PRICES and character o. bust
~. fsrtii tle opsning q tho spring trade 10 good
-. .,sfb hudti4atiuns "A occur viii " spas
WV nd created ouy by unusual incidents that
800 s.,,arary ~ iatgrc The usual quiet Of the
- 5,sserfi,s has noi btea dissirated. and until
~ kr1sr demand q ule spring trade shall come
y .-s,f actifitg need Dc expected
- n..ssss nfeaaft ~ tho market now Is eggs.
~ sssB 10 hate relapsed into the so-es-you-
- srs,ijtior n segeral weeks ago. Receipts are
rrsN "a ia /. tic general quotation. though
~ ss,s tho daalcft viii faif alike Butter re-
-.irs rnehanged - -
...-ss aags and are nat likely 70 undergo note
,sss eAsnses Receipts are expected tonight
- 49, f.sornia 20 ttpieiiisli market that Is not
nesnne fcs sapfiies
-. ,hap 81 late days. and the supply gcper-
y, 4 ros of a srpeiior lind.
2s~at for expert "a alH holding at BIC and SC.
! .,stsd 10. he past week but the movement In
m grsin Is net unusually nttff.
~, grain sna feed ave undergoing some changes,
- f~inr inclined 20 Gimer and higher price
"A fred stun weakening
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Tho ollt ehsnsr il ofdeial aaofafious Cor metals
sas rn ihe shading x tan. ms H&rkef -ie.ssi dlll
1ud un5ntgsl
~. irro warrauts~ Ituiesl very duil
CrfErr Laks, goghaRgoa IN prizes. casinx a.
Us 81
Tn Shsstng AZ 81 TssG
sufittr-C aa .ianra sleS az 81 asssS
f4saa- TIE dgm thst aSet fhe selling rrier- far
miners sud sr1sljsrs suotes Lad 1t s. Is Al TIE
close
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Cash Quotations.

Flour Easy 49,
Wheat M 2 sprns sssssse No ? rcd. esa7Nc
COMMA q zfic
oats M II eelt1tAr. No : white Mona No J
white. AAaNie
RISE NJ 5 siftH54r
Nariey Ne 2 sTbffae
F1aSsccd so q s. CO., NofthWcst NA
rnoihY srd- prime NB
Mes nswk Per barrel. s. sgiiaN
Lard rvy lAa ponats. s. fs-lf so
slides Shoot tita. la0sU ga 'ssfs rs
Shoulder De- saltrd tfSrf flsesio
Sides Sfnft Gasf, bowed. s. da6&
WHISKY Dfstiilru nutshga sesah. rcr rAliuu
N&i
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rsfunding bill at Washington will have decided
impetus to speculation. there Is apparent hest
taficu to act upon this ide& Money. II would Ap-
pear, tends TO work little hrTn.r for the time be
ing. and this. perhaps limits the activity of the
bull pools and large interests which favor that side
Of the speculative account The recent heavy in
Creases in the volume n the New York bank loans
and the reports Of large demands for financial &C
IN various parts Of the country. ponins they do.
TO extremely active trade conditions may perhsps
explain the preoccupation * the public and iis
Temporary indifference to the stock market There
msnt and manipulation Of that kind has been cosa-
fined 70 few spocislties. in which crr1ImstA nces
afforded opportunity for such mAnsuysring. Al the
time the response OK the market 20 a sueces-
and hesitating and the falling Of IN the volume q
general transactions shows plainly that. fof the
time being. the market has been left the traders
and the latter. the whole. afraid to sell IL
short while thsy cannot discern signs " the public
interest and support that would Justify them in
actively espotslns the long side. Evident mAnipu-
latipns q. large interests in Third Avenue stock
involving. apparently, the enc hand, effort 20
and the other. the possibility Of attempts 10 de-
pres. the price q tho stock for the benent q the
purchasers. save interest TO its fluctuations The
favorable outlook for the cuel industry in both its
anthracite ard hiturninous branches accounts for
the strength q certain securities in either groap q
the coal stocks. The strrst moreover WAS not 70
all Appearances, Inclined TO give much heed u rep-
RESERVATIONS that the trunk line railroads unable
commodities. to take stock in the alleged posi-.
bic renewal q trunk hne hostiiities On the other
hand the continued favorable Developments Gun
corning the condition q the steel and lran indus
tines, and the results 70 corporations. based them
did not attract speculative support any tangible
extent.
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Condition of the Treasury.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. q - Sterling on London
sixty days Sis5i sterling London, sight, si-ss4
Financial.
silver bars, aic; Mexican dollars, R5ssle; drafts,
sight, lsc; do telegraph, l74c.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Feb ga.-There was light aocu-
mutation q orders over the holiday which we're exc
morning Tor outside account Areitrase brokers
bought stocks small scale for foreign account,
induced BY the lumot which found credence ON TIE
other side by the surrender o. the Boer general.
Cronie There was continued absorption on = small
scale OF some stocks which have snown sxtrAofar
nary increases IN earnings during the week aud 10
which was added today Nosthern Pacific with an
increase on y per cent But even az the opening.
pressure was manifest against individual stocss
among the spccialties. which served to unsettle the
market, and naturally to turn the tide tn favor
Of the rcactinuists Continued depression was man
fest at the opening on Third Avenue. Leather and
sugar As tie day progressed other stocks
under pressure and the group above named showed
nrst affected BIZ the spread Of weakness. Tennessee
Coal dropping an extreme points and the Amsfi-
can Hoop National Steel. Tinpla,e Federal Steel,
Wire 4 steel, Colorado Fuel and Repuhlic steel
from to points. Later the announcement of the
dividend gu Consolidated Gas at the reduced rate
established since the local gas war was n effect led
60 raid On that speciality with resulting los "
a Rubber lost nearly points, Metropolitan, u,
Glucose - and BROOKLYN Union Gas "a
Third Avenue fell IN the final dealings to the
lowest q the day showing decline n points
net The violent declines had sympathetic eject
on the general list. especially on the granger and
Grand Trunk lines and declines IN the railroads
were extended 70 a point or over in many cases
70 Generalization Of freight rates had influence
Apprehensions ~ higher money also had to do with
the decline There was slight rally on covering o.
Reading first preferred to 80 This made the clos
ing firm, but at net Losses in practically all cases
Preliminary estimates Of the movement q currency,
by express 70 and from the interior indicated
increase in their receipts, 70 that the loss in the
interior movement Is believed to be less than 500 o01
Receipts Of money By registered mail are said by
banking authorities 70 be sufficient 10 more than
operations for the week for, Up S,osi 900. For
the opinion prevails that the loan expansion
win show considerable falling on from the recent
rate Of increase More less mystery still attaches
to the phenomenal increase In loans o. last
week and the week before and the disposition grows
at thNm tn atal ntts
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Aiser ssTs
tlGo
FASTER aobbins) Golden Gate. per barrel. nz
PLASTER hair iobbngl Washed, ti.5o per sack; un-
vsshsd, si40 per sack
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Feb q IN the local wheat mar
kct tpdaS tie outlook anything but pleasing
iran seilei = point u gisu Most Of the export
eis declared themselves out q the Market giving
=. reason the inability to operate except at a
lyss sith the markets IN their present weak coudi-
Won Walla Waila. SSs5iei valley, 54gS3o; blue
stem. 55o5sc
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


NUW YORK Feb NR " nun & Go e week
lf YeFifw Il trade Tomorrow aiN saf.
Prices In materials are Welding II not she he=f
news possible toE some sgeculAtogs 1t n Ia Sss.
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American mixed, old quiet 3s sd: futures. steady !;
February. 8 I'd Marth, 3 Sd; MAY, 5 7ad
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sArt Cat loaf 6Ar; grAnaiAicd, 3 lac
Receipts aud shipments.


0a the prusigcv ezeAan.e tlssy thf butter market
Wss du4 cgtamefy gt#Ge. d8ir isEHc Cavssal-
Fsm lA3e Essr Fnm ifesh. laf9k
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Export. No l club, SIC: No. hluestern
-; milling No. ! club SIC; biuestem, SC.
Cd 70 %
a a q
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


Seattle. Wash. Feb g. 1909.
..ss At the Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and
. L .,.n1 rleaIins hgnse. today we're
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Feb 2-wheat Of Be- Club. SIC
hiuesten. sic
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40 tne'aa.ei IN totals ssca'ss eopiaiaias ether
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.


SPOKANE. FEB. 2.-The closing bids for mining
stocks today follows:
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Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb E-rcdAy's statement II
the condition u the treasury shows
AVAILABLE ca%n
llnlf Er.crNn -
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rsss.es, icssl sHgla Ter ten yasim,. slnsa per
ssa s~sss paistast, s. Yer cWt, hsTts. IS pef a
ogsvs. ~ FeI ssrA tutabssas sle pef ssfs 49,
rips ~ re- uek cabbage. .socaf Ter rpft p.r
sslgs, ssas a ps' sack o. isc issfrr- -
rsf dos hQth1nss lettuce 3sR&oe oslsry ssisA,
r. aNs radlshs~ zoe scr des; dollhouse ffn,af...
tsis sfsen euient. ic pet aoE siitcastins Ssstr IS
ps col eYsts plant S,yief re- ib plYrr sl,.
" fef VI squash. ec3 California cauiiaQwaf n
nfi o.. No nls-.na 80 nar - -. ~
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Meats. Provisions aud Fi.h.

Fresh mssts~caw beef 70 per 10. ,teer b,.f
'Ssse pss III mutton wsths-. ftc per u. pork IL
NJ u wal, large &c pss ID; small. o. psr 10
Provisions Bans, lafgs. ilse. snail lac; bfe.t.
ass tsrun Ia, dfy ssitsd stiles. sac.
iArd Home made. rer 10. BIC, White star Sle.
Co.'s special, sic tsrd compcuud tisroes flo. re.
" y v Co, w. wfa R0~s. sic
ffssa Ssh tIaiitnt as. .ie~lhsad salmon iAs,
- salmon, s. salrnos trout. t2sc uiuuntsin troat
y eehndssu. Ss4c saies, sci rosa cod sac
Nf'nIs Nci smeit 8 Columbia river sinsN ~
nsries ,stet black cod. les cystsfs OiyntpI.
.tt, s. galipai CLANS SIS sax; pungsne,,
sts i've 81 iat euotea 81
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when cured yourseif you will
department., giviag sy mptoms
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sfsnulstcd eyssteF shells, ss per ton. granuisted
Asm shells, SIS per tens bone meal SIS per tom
rsanlstad bone. IS per ton; huiIci oats $40 nsf
,eei L y poultry fuod. s9s rer ton, beet neal
y. W per ten beef meal. zoos SIS per ton hssf
HFsp' w - per ten beet scraps ICES, 50 per toa
stga egssa eAt, 81. per ton
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The following table, compiled BY Rfadstreet shows
the hank ciearingx ~ all principal cities Tor The
week ended February .. With the percentage ~ in
and decrease. a. compared with ne corre.
spending week last year;
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Rom ntlclsm.

The latest addition TO The Periods 81 Europcan
Literature series, edited by Prof Saintsbury
is a volume dealing With Tn, Romauiir Tt-loi
by 7 s OMoND tScrbrerO. What we have
here Is an account Of the grea, literary upheayaI
which followed the political revolution Of 1875
and the succeeding years. We apply the term nj,
the Romantic Revival to The revolt agalns, meth
DDS and traditions which had claimed authority
as precedents, 1t was by i,s love u color r,,her
than Of form, aud o. imprcssivrness rather than
OF precision, that the movement, betrayed kin
hip TO what We are accustomed 10 call Romance
The word romance, In truth, IL associated with
bygone more than with coming days, with chiy,l
rio pageant and ecclesias,ic ceremonial, rattle,
than with democratic violence or the pasionless
outlook OF science. Thus II came 10 pas. tina,
the new spirit, fed by democracy and science
and taking for its province the future and no,
III" past OF humanity, found none the less its
fullest utterance In men whose hearts and hope.
had Scant sympathy with It's political aspirations
l~sSNg' tor instance, and Scott, and Chateau
brtand Joined the storming party against N.
classical fortress, and, consciously or uncon
seiously' lent weight to an irresistible ons.,
Il Is not the business, however. Of the book before
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New Light on HaIiitt and Lamb.

In a small volume, Mr. WILLIAMC ARFw HAz-
LIFT has broush. together. and Dodd. Mead & Co.
have published, a somewhat notable collection
Of papers Illustrative Of the lives Of Cha,lss Lamb
and Wtill1m Hadn't II seems that, in 1898,
Mr. Ray mond Yates restored 10 the editor Of
this little book a number Of letters and other docu-
men,s presented To him by the EDITORS father in
1888 These unpublished compositions are now
printed with a connecting az explanatory glossary
There Is also an introduction in which the editor
reeearches.
Under the caption Of The Pip and the Glass"
the editor has something to say about Lambs
alleged propensity for wandering beyond the
line OF prudence in drinking and smoking II
Is pointed out that, In one Of his earlier letters,
Lamb alludes with regret to the ~intemp-raie
habits OF a friend At whose house he visited 1T
u q blsmish, he says, in the creates, character "
There Is a disposition To think that Lamb WAS
upset by a very small amour, Of stimulant so
far az smoking Is concerned. We know that he
gave tup about the time that The farce named MI.
H" failed, and imagined that he should get IN
better without II a smoky man, he writes, must
write smoky fsrres" Later, he returned To the
practice, and smoked AZ yehemently a. ever.
The editor OF this book has heard his father say
that Lamb used strong Orinoco tobacco. His ode
on the subject was written about 1906, a. may
b gathered from q lettsr 70 Manning on Feb
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Jesus and Paul.

Under the name Of A Problem IN \. s,r Tesla
r,-t Cruitym, the Srribners have reprinted
the Stone Iectures delivered b'ioro the faculty
and stude nts al Princeton IN 1897 9S by MELANCH
THoNW WILLIAMS JACOBr IN ID Professor Of New
Testament eyegests in IN" Hartford Theological
Seminary The question which is here discussed
is concerned with the relation which obtains be
tween iha Apostles md Jesus Christ. whether
Christ alone Is the source Of Christianity. or
whether the Apostles also are sources with him
WHISTLER the Apostles are simply interpreters
~ ,Iesus's HE and work or whether they wpre
authoritative heralds Of the truth and fact essential
a. the completed announcement Of Christianity
10 the world, standing along with Chris, in their
message, and giving Us IN their epistolary writ
ings that which can he relied upon for billet and
practice equally with the teachings Of Christ
IL Is we'll known that very different ans vers
have been given 10 this question, a question that
In wolves the cardinal points OF atonemen, and
ChristOlogy; since n! these points. our Creeds
are largely based upon the Apostolic teachings
In Tolstols The t,ospcl In Brief ~ all the Apes
tolic teaching is brushed aside az unauthoritan,e
and not only thu form Of rhrisuanity, but also
It's context, are confined 10 the trachings Of Chris,
Watson In The Mind Of the Master" asserts
that the one fact which has 10 BE- laid down In the
strongest terms, and to be held In perpetual
remembrance Is that Jesus gave In suhstano,