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MEETINGS..

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NOV York 1IininR StoolE1.


CHICAGO-ThO cold wave ssnt wheat
prices Up to-day almost as fast as the
mercury won't dOWn, Nay closing at n
advance Of &c. Reports Of damage %
tho unpTotOated wheat were the main
fo0toES In q general covering movemeAe
Germ was wax at tines, but closed q
shAde advance. Oats atOo closed .
shade higher. Provisions were gtgeng
all day, closing from &c 70 ttiSe htgher.
OpoAllG quotations fer Nay Hhlat
showed an advance Of Sehc ORer W.
terday's closing prices. Nay starting q
6eMG6Tc. Traders who sold yesterday
anticipating another weak Friday open.
ing on account of the heavy Argentine
receipts were disaEresably surprised by
the dguIss from that country, which
showed shipments 100000 bushels less
than last week, and made haste to Get
under cover. Overwhelming every.
thing else In influence on the market,
hOEHeRsr, were the reports q extensive
damage to winter wheat caused by thO
present bitter cold wave. 1t Was known
that the western wheat heldS ore praai
tlcably bare OF snow protection and
rapidly sinking mercury brought con-
Vlctl0R TO shorts that the d1Inago re-
ports were not exaggerated. The open.
ing advance showed su9pient proht 70
some holders and caused q TEMPORARY
reaction to 6ek 3eeMc for May, but IN.
side Of fifteen minutes after the opening
the market began jumping under Wig
orOuS demand, the advance not being
checked until May had reached e1A9
67Nc. BY that time the edge Of the de-
mnnd had worn on and q tendency to
take profits caused n slight set back for
time, selling being Increased oy me
weakness being shown In corn at the
time. The market gradually became
exceedingly dull, with trading confined
aimOst entirely to local operators ana
the price kept within q narrow range,
genOrally around &c for May. Toward
the close the market again became arm
with q slight iRcTVase In the volume %
business caused by renewed rap0Fte o.
crop damage. May got back to exc,
the market closing arm at that dgare.
Cables were firm, which fact had more
or less influence on trading. The casa
demand, however, WIS poor, anu new
York reported but eighteen loaua lot
expert, taken late In the day. North.,
west receipts were t92 cars, compared
with SIS last week and SO 4 year a9o'
Chicago receipts were 80 cars. Temp
ature6 an low a. 10 below zero were ~
ported from some sections Of the Ws3t'
Corn was fairly active and irregu. st !.
The marEat It the opOHing was nrm ~ ~,
slightly higher, mainly with sympttl,y
With wheat, but prices gradually Else
way under persistent selling by praal.al-
hent lonEs. liquidation Of that sort -
causing short selling. Late IN tne ~,
iaon the market rallied again
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His modesty, also. is apparent. He
keeps his personality in background.
His sympathy with his felIow-publicans
prompts him to bring them under the
influence Of his new-found Master.
Jesus adorned and besutihed with his
presence the social functions Of His
day. One OF the chief diversions OF the
oriental fetc was participating. Jesus
cOndescendud to 1t when he spoke Of
new cloth and old garments, Of fer
mentIng wine md old wine skins. I.
A practical principle is here lrradlated.
Phariseelsm, ancient and modern, the
exponent Of which is that word "sacri-
fee" gathers up It's robes, and spurns
the sinner. chrIstliness. on the other
hand, seeks the leverage OF social con-
tact, in order to uplift him. The prin-
clple can. however. be overworked. !.
The Inutile and unhandsome character
of a religion of rote is indicated by our
saviors comparison. 1t Is thread
bare garment. dry wlne-skin, unsafe
and best discarded. ~. Bengel af-
firms that Jesus style of quoting the
Scriptures las in this instance. II will
have mercy and not sacrihee,") is full
of decorum and majesty. His manner
differs from that Of His disciples. He
does 1t, not as II He depended upon 1t
for authority, but to convince His hear
ers by It. He quotes 1t more to His
enemies than to His disciples; for the
latter believed in Him. p. The at
tack of the Phaisees upon Jesus
through His disciples was cowardly in
the extreme. They sought to clande-
stinely undermine and ALLEVIATE His fol-
lowers. But Jesus overheard their NUT
terlng. His answer, like a scalpel, laid
open the thoughts and intents Of their
hearts. Seemingly sudden me-
tamorphosis of publican int apostle
may not have really been so. In this
case OF Matthew, as in several Of the
apostles, there may have been a pre-
ceding anticipatory call, and dismiss
sion to the old environment, wheFe anal
preparation could be made for a life
enlistment. Matthew in Hebrew
has the same meaning as Theodore in
Greek-"The gift of God" Mat
thcw's calling was dIsreputable; Mat
thew's self was not. RuakIn says Of
him; "po not think that Christ would
have called bad or corrupt publican.
much less that a bad or corrupt pubi-
can would have obeyEd the call. There
were no defalcations from Lewis chest
no depressing in his tax-GSthering. /.
1t is worthy of notice and sign of his
humility that Matthew gives himself
this odious title publican. That the
other evanEellsts do not give 1t to him
is sign of their thoughtful courtesy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500 head;
v16SlI'S receipts largest Of the year; TO-
6sai6 market generally Arm; natives;
0usli 10 prime steers 81 1905 50; poor 70
MEDIUM 81 oo6l 90; selected teeaers
StfsnF OF 81 1904 50; mixed stocksrs
q l0SS 90; COWS steady at y 1qS 2,
holfefs 50 1904 50; Gamers y le9s ~
baIIg Sc COCA o., Calves s. 6QQI ~;
ToTans. receipts zoo head; fed Texas
rtOerE Arm and active ut s. S58l ";
TSEsS bulls strong at 50 2o63 70. Hogs
TS6Iipt9 to-day 1900 head; tomorrow
4 M head; left over 5000 head; average
f,iiiy. So higher. Top s. l2k; highest
hor market since July 1895; mixed and
butchers 81 s59S l2iSS good to choice
hoTyy IS Oo65 t2LS: rough heavy ~ $50
4 IS, light 81 SECS e2h; bluk Of sales
Is COOS Oh, Sheep. receipts 5000 head
1h6so and lambs steady; good to choice
Wothers IS 1905 90; fair TO choice mlG -.
s COOS 50; western sheep 80 bg0b ~;
YlarlIngS IS 9096 50; native lambs 70 o.
al IS; western lambs Sc 0o9l 20.
EAST LTBERTY-cattle steady; ex'
TIA IS I505 g; prime IS 2S95 20: com
mon s. 2E62 50. Hogs Rctive and hlGh-
81. prime mediums 50 zoos 22ts; heavy
hnsS S5 1895 I'M; heavy Workers. 50 10
HSlbt Workers IS O595 10: pigs 81 1904 ~;
FSIrh6 s. 1904 rs. Sheep steady. Cholcs
VTSlhers Sc 256e 20; common 50 5o9l 80;
choice lambs 81 $500 20; common V
good IS 5007 20. Veal calves - bOVf w.
, cINCINNATI-HOgs active at 81 ESQ
bO5
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FrNANoR AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Mercy and Stock
Markets.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Atoney on
call firm at ah@7 per cent; last loan
sis. Prime mercantile paper S9th per
cent. Sterling exchange soft with &C
tunl business in bankers bills at li.S5-
q for demand and at tt.S2 tOV 90 days:
posted rates tt.SS&s@4I7; commercial
bills sts1N @LslM. Silver certificates
ssX6s1X. Bar silver %. Mexican dol
lars AN. Government bonds weak,
state bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
Irregular.
Whatever significance attached to to-
days stock market was of negative
character. Trading in the agETeEate
was ON a small scale and even at that
was conEeSted in q few Of the special
ties Third avenue continued to absorb
a large share Of attention and was the
only stock on the list with any COM
siderable range in the price ductua-
4lon. After an early decline this stock
moved upward over I'VE p olntB and
closed with net gain Of 2h. Sugar
was active, but showed comparative
ly narrow range and ended the day
with a small net gain. Peoples gas
more than retrieved an early decline
and Pacific mall was notably weak.
Otherwise the dealings were small.
price fluctuations narrow and the list
Of stocks dealt in a short ono. That
the general tone was firm was prohab-
iy due to the fact that the bear traders
bought stocks TO cover short contracts.
There was no evidence Of any outside
speculative demand, but there was
sOmO investment buying here and there
on q small scale. Probably tho boGTS
were Induced to cover by tho p1oapSct
that to-morrow's bank Statement may
fail slightly short Of being as weak as
was feared. The New York sub-treas-
ury made n small contribution to-day
to the cash resources OF the banks on
the routine transactions between them.
This Is the first time this has happen
cd In over three weeks and brings Down
the iosses by the banks for the week on
sub-trrasury operations to N,3o7oOo,
compared with iG,s6O,Ooo last week. Toe
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n q the Close WAS steady - Q
vance for the DAY. Ciearlneel
darate and the cash demand
Nay RANGED from Ss3tc 70
closed = shade highsr ~ So &C.
market for oats was absolutely
hdstill. In spite OF the oEtreiue
M however. steaulness was shown
hgth Of wheat being sunieient To-
= prices. The shipping demand
lr t'iF. Nay opened a Ghade higher
~ exc, and remained AZ those ng-
~ day. closing at 2Sjt t42tc,
Pf1Q ions were quite active ana
Hog prices were the highest
n r.saon and packers bought liber-
,aIlv this account. Provision stocks
6U no increase and this and che
q Of wheat had considerable In
nton6o on trading, the demand being
dd an day. At the close May pork
- i7itc higher az 81 -; May lard g
rl7hor d 50 0sde g1if and Nay RIBS SO
hlgher AZ Sc OH
Fu6inated receipts Saturday:
sq1tlllt 80 cars; corn $40 cnrBs oats 30
hogs 1900 head.
I me liadlnF futures ranged as folloWa;
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bcfo' felt myself a-risin'-eolit nv the
belly NV hell, as Jonah sex.
"Up came al good lick till all Nv
a sudden secs Gods light, smells His
air m hears voices Nv men. Gosh, but
want they CALLED when they see me-
Blame ef did'n' half think they'd LEM
me go ag'in. The fIist one ter git his
brains ter work wuz the bow oarsman,
q Niger, who leaned over the gunnel,
his face greeny-gray with fright, n
grabbed me by the hair. Thct reused
the rest, n I wuz hauled in like whz.
Then their tongues got ter Vaughn n
yew never heard so many fool things
said in I'VE minutes outside or Con-
gress.
at dldn' seem to strike any ov 'em
tibet 1 mount be SO very dead after
all, though fornitly fer me they con-
cluded ter take me aboard with EN-. So
/ laid thar on the bottom NV that boat
while they finished haulin' line. Thar
wux a clumsy fel1er among EN- tibet
made a slip. hittln' me an ugly welt on
the nose as he was falhn'. Nobody took
any notice till presently one ov EN- hol-
lers, Why, dog my cats ef thet corpse
aIh't got a nose bleed This started
'etn all, fer 1 never met a gHlcot go
loony ez ter think de'd man ed bleed.
HowS'ever they Jest lit eout for the ship
like sixty, m h'isted me aboard 'Twuz
er long time befo' they got my works a.
tIckin aE'ln, but they done II at last,
m once more wus Twin man anon
Twin men.
"Naow, ov course, yew dean b'lieve
my yarn-yew CANT. faint in nacher,
but, young Teller. thGr's an all-hred
heap o. things in the world tibet CANT
be beiIeft in 'tRell yew've 'sperienced
'ern yourself thets treW's Gospel fer all
tibet"
] politely deprecated his assumption
OF my disbelief In his yarn. but my face
belied me, know: so, bidding him
'S'lonE," with parting present Of my
plug OF tobacco ct was all had TO gtvel,
/ left him, and by the falling Light made
all speed could back to my ship
Cornhill Magazine.
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INTERNATIONAL S. S. LESSON.
March 1s, 1900; Mark II, 1922.
Jesus at Matthew's House.

Jesus at AhGC0eW'S HOUSE,
Likely gone sullen Jew was casting
down the odious Roman tax to the rev.
enae oficer, whom he esteemed trai
tor to his country for serving as its
collector, when Jesus passed by and
uttered those tallsmanlc words, Fol
low me-" That dollhouse was instantly
closed. Accounts were balanced, set
Element made, and the publican beams
the apostle. e. In honor OF his
new.found Master Matthew gave a re-
ception. 1t was such one as his am
pie house and means enabled him to
give. 1t was an opportunity for him
to introduce Jesus to his set" and for
the Master to unfold, under these so
clal auspices, the principles Of His king
dom to a class severely ostraciEed.
Tho sanctImonious objection Of the
Pharisees to Jesus mourning ceremo-
NAL pollution by eating with sinners
served him as text. 1t was mani
testify jusdfable to contract technical
defilement, II by doing SO one could do
a merclful kindness. Loving helpful
ness is the thing God delights in. In
comparison with It ceremonialS are as
the Quest in the balance. This reveals
the sayIor's motive in accepting Nat
thew's invitation. His presence Is no
austere curb to Jest and jolllty. He en-
ters with the real zest OF u healthful
nature upon the amenities Of the occa-
sion. But HIS dominating PURPOSE
withai. is to act as Physician to those
who were conscious of their soul.sick-
ness. To the disciples of John
the ascetic the festivlty Of the occasion
is InconEruous. Their covered protest
leads Jesus to afirm the essential joy
BUSINESS Of the new dISpensatlon, which
finds ita analogue In the superlatIVely
happy oriental occasion Of the BRIDE
groom ana his companions seeking the
bride. Even at this early date there is
a preparatory hint Of the brief eclipse
Of this Joy, when a violent separation
shall take place. Jesus closes
this post.prandlal discourse with the
admission OF tlls u0PeASSS aAN-bSaAa''"
OF ths new dispenBation with the old
not indeed Us the latter had originally
been given. but as men had made 1t
vain through their traditions. The
alignment Of the system Of Jesus with
that OF the PhsriseeS Is shown TO be as
impractlcable as patching old cloth
with new, or trying to keep fermentng
wine in old bottles. The tattetSd gar
ments OF the old dispenSation are % be
entirely discarded. Tho believer Il to
array himself in q wholly new robe.
The lively spirit OF the kingdom of
grace must flnd new forms in which TO
enShrine itself,
The Teachers Culver.
Jesus showed fearless Independence.
He broke with the prejudlces of his
people when He called Matthew
to be His apostle, Ho prac-
tically declared that nun was
man In spite OF the accident of his
vocation. Matthew proved him
SELF entirely worthy Of Jesus conf
dence and honor. He is an Ideal an
nallst. Witness his prompt obedience.
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NEW YoRK-There have not been
any further changes OF any moment In
~ aehed cottOns. the demand ID fair
kill most agents are declining 70 book
S1ItrS eYeept at value, Wide Gheetings
SiranT. Pepperell and Androecoggin
- ~ advanced cent per yard. Brown
6oflons quiet IN all makes, no change
tflces Denirns and other coarse COLI
q cottons also quiet, but very Arm,
RfiAt cloths continue dull. Prints quiet,
but firm in staple lines. GlnghamS
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NEW YoRK-The principal feature
AZ The metnl market to-day was the ir-
regularity Of cables. A decline Of Is Sd
foT fin In London caused u similar de-
cfeaSe OF 25a7b points here, closing easy
n nolnlnally $50 %. Copper rlued arm
M 1ymDathy with an advance OF los
Sbfoad, closing Arm and unchanged at
SiG Si5i. Pig iron warrants continue
an nnd nominal Lead, while outlet
r,iied Z. shade easier, closing quiet with
q iiH bid and u 72k asked, spelteT
NJ wax nnd lower on liberal offerings
oi05inE weak at 81 5s0t s2lt. The
brokers price for lead was 81 Is and for
copper SIC 70.
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nHE NoNoNGAH ROUTE IS THE
Short Line between Eairmont aad
Clarksburg Quick Tine-FRst Trains
sure Connections. When travelling TO or
frOm ClarGsburE or West virginia and
PittshurHh railroad points, see that your
ticfefI read via the NOnOngahelR River
RSIiTOad. Close Connections a. FalrBont
MIN n & o. trains, and At ClarkgburG
With u. 4 q. and ", v { r. traina, 1iefs
ets via thla route on sale A. az B. 4 o.
and W., v = ?. r, R. stations
HUGH G. RoWLES, GSnL supE