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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
Masked Highwaymen rAwbeeI

HSSkeu HIShWaymen AwheeI.
SYDNEY, Ms. W., Sept "A masked
cyclist last night held Up the White
Cliffs Hylcania mail COACH wounded a
valued at 81, 400 and escaped. 'f7 80.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR TOPICS.
April 2S'."Fideity to Pledges: Promise" Ps.
lxy., IA; xl. is; cxvi. lz.l4

Scripture Verses - Matt. vii. 81;
John xvi. Is, 2l; Acts ii. Il, 40; iv. 49,
20: xxi. 13; xvii. %; Rom. /. 16, II;
Eph. V. 1927; Heb. X. 23 %.
Lesson Thoughts-"Am l making the
least of my pledge or the most of it?"
I'VE should be as proud of our
promises as soldier is proud of his
uniform, which is bis promise to serve
his country
Our pledge is easier for us to keep,
because we know that so many others
are keeping ii with us. Let us in turn
make it easier for them by our fidel-
ity,"
Selections-The first word of the
pledge is trust" This is the main
spring of the Christian life. Without
II all else Is vain; with it all things
are possible. God requires an unre-
served committal to him, an entire
surrender, perfect trust. This trust
Is such that the soul leans on Christ
for what 1t connot now discover, just
as the mariner proceeds in the dark
with the compass TO guide HIM, though
he cannot see the polar star.
The pledge stands for growth.
Whatever Christ would like to have
done by the young man of twenty
means more than whatever he would
ask of the same young man Mt eigh-
teen. The new conservation called
for every month does not mean begin
ming again on the first April at the
same point from which one started on
the first of March. "More and more
unto the perfect day" is the ideal ever
set before the Endeayorer.
The Christian Endeavor pledge
points out certain duties to be done
and the helps toward doing them. 1t
puts forth unhesltatingly the thought
of duty; with that it puts thought that
transtigures dutys severe face so that
1t shines with the lighJ of love. which
is needed TO make any service accept,
able.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25

A. naval architect living on Staten
Island bought forty three-cent alarm
clock the other afternoon, but he
doesn't intend to get another. He pur-
chased the clock in Brooklyn and
stuffed it in hts pocket while ne made
some calls. Eventually he forgot all
about it. He took late boat for Stat
EN- Island very much at peace with
himself in particular and with the
world in general Although he denies
it, his friends say that he fell asleep.
At all events. the clock saw its duty.
and did it, for it "went OFF, with a
bang and a rattle which brought its
owner to his feet and startled every
body else on the boat.
Tue naval architect blushed. and the
other passengers laughed while the
alarm ran on for three or four minutes
and then stopped with sigh of salts
faction. The architect says that he is
going to tie the clock in his front yard
and use It for a watch dog. g.--New xorll
Mail and Express.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25

We quote from the Century an an
Experiences During the Siege OF
Vicksburg."
Speaking of fuses. the rector told us
one day n very funny thing he had
seen during one Of his trips to town.
Every day. as long as the siege con-
tlnued, he crossed that hospital ridge,
passed over the most exposed streets
on his way to the church, always car
rylng with him his pocket communion
service, apparently standing an even
chance Of burying the dead, comfort
ing the dying, or being himself
brought home MANNED. or cold in
death. His leaving was daily an
guish to those who watched him van
ish over the brow of the hill. One
evening, coming back in the dusk, he
saw q burly WAGNER slip off his
horse and get under it in hurry. His
head appeared, bobblng out first from
one side, then from the other. Above
him IN the air, bobbing too, and with
quick, uneasy motion, was a lum-
nous spark. After u full minute
spent in vigorous lodging, the man
came out to prospect. The supposed
fuse was still there. burning brilliant
ly. Blame the thingw he grunted.
why don't it bust?" He had been
playing hide-and-seek for sixty sec
onds with fine specimen of our
Southern iightnlng-bug. or freely!
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
FreaI. of n Cyclone.

II cyclone be blown over pond,
atmospheric pressure will force the
water, together with many frogs,
fishes or insects, 1t may contain, into
the rarefied portion. An authentic e,I-
ample may serve TO confirm and ex-
plain the working of this curious eff
feet. Profes Or Smythe. while at Ten
eriffe, experienced Il small whirlwlnd,
which passed close to his tent, and,
SELLING upon the end of roll of blue
cloth that was hanging out Of chest.
unrolled ii, although 1t was forty
yards long. and carried it up into the
sky, so high that it looked like a piece
of ribbon. There Ii sailed slowly
round in circle. accompanied by
other light articles of attire sucked
out from the tent; after which, de.
scending leisurely it fell about 400
yards away.-I.ondon Chronicle.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
kEWSY CLEkNlNcS.


There are $1,000 Samoans under Ger.
man rule.
Oil has been discovered near Hart
selle. Ala.
Steps are to be taken to form n COM
mercial museum in Madrid, Spain.
Italy's new coinage with the head of
Victor Emanuel III. will be ready soon.
The Hungarian census shows the
population of Budapest to be 703, ,4IS.
The Prussian railway authorities are
making experiments with American
car couplers.
A combination OF gasoline lamp
manufacturing interests has been Of
fected ut Chicago.
The German city of Cassel will celc-
brate the thousandth anniversary OF
It's foundation In 1913
Canada's Governor-G G eneral will stop
fishing at Old Proprietor Lodge. n. b..
by means Of dynamite.
The total output Of beet and cane
sugars In the countries of Europe for
1900 was S,0al 600 tons.
A Constitutional amendment permit
ting women to vote has failed OF on
dorsement In the Wisconsin Lcsisia-
ture.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
Trade in the PHILIPPINES.

American jewelry and watches,
which should be of decidedly Snowy
designs, are wanted by every native
who is able to pay for them. All man
ner of ingenious American electrical
machinery and supplies have waiting
market. Musical instruments. those of
wood being constructed to resist damp
ness, have only to be displayed 10 find
ready buyers, for no people on earth
are greater lovers of music than the
FilipinOs. Dealers in agricultural
tools can find fortunes ready for the
gathering in any part of the islands.
There are nearly 70,000,000 acres of
public lands. and already applications
from American investors show that
the Philippines will soon be one of the
great farming sections of the world.
Once Congress grants the necessary
authorization for selling the public
lands there win be rush of American
agricultural capital, to the benefit of
nearly every other line of trade, Aside
from rice, tobacco and cotton, Indian
corn will grow in nearly every part of
the Philippines. In Central Luzon 1t
will ripen in eight weeks from the day
Of planting. g.-Leslie's Weekly.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25

Ordinary folk were much amused
at an example of how seriously II. NJ.
ships observe the navy regulations
which occurred during the demonstra-
tlon to welcome the Governor General.
AS the seven war ships steamed slow
ly in line up Sydney harbor, the flag
ship Royal Arthur, which was lead
ing, carefully took soundings every
few minutes Each war vessel in the
procession solemnly "hove the lead"
even the tiny gunboat Karrakatta be-
ing most anxious TO learn if the tide
(the water was evidently deep enough
for the big flagship In front Of herr
was sufficiently high to enable her to
reach mosrings. Sydney Bulletin.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
TWO SCHOOLS.

I put my heart TO school,
In the world where men grow wise.
"Go out" said, "and learn the rule;
Come back when you win the priy
Ny heart came back again.
"And where is the prizeT | cried.
1.-THE rule was false, and the prize was
pain.
And the teachers name was Pride"
put my heart to school.
In the woods where wild birds sing,
In the fields where flowers spring,
Where brooks run cool and clear.
And the blue of heaven bends near.
"Go OUT / said. you are only fool
But perhaps they can teach YOU here"
And why do you stay so long.
NY heart, and where do you roam"
The answer came with laugh and song,
81 find this school is home
Henry van Dyke, in the Atlantic.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25

influence is immortal.
Cheap success is ever too dear.
Willingness to be Gods slave is the
way to become His son.
Sometimes Gods storms are but to-
drive us into harbor.
Every sin committed commits one yet
more TO the way Of sin.
He who is unwilling to face failure
can never secure success.
You do not need to wear stony look
to be pillar in the church.
The man who reyolves around him
self will never get anywhere.
The telescope of love has the longest
range for celestial vision.
The assets Of character are in what
you arc and not what you have.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
BY Anthony P. Norris.
$t,tItt*ttsIt(,+tt.INt4tlt,tt*+44tss::;

PROMINENT store in Paris
was that of Jean Guileau,
baker, n widower with one
child, Hortensc, lust seven
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
RAMS HORN BLASTS
HERE Is no gain

HERE Is no gain
without giving.
Regret cannot
bring the arrow
back to the bow.
Blessings will be
poured in only DIS
you pour them out.
There is no prof.
1t in religion where
there is no loss.
The hireling has
his hire but the
Shepherd has the
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-NOrk. January -. lff0l.
corFFF-The early coffee market a narrow arfaiT.
although steady opened at decline OF D
sne The forenoon business presented very little eatue
ahe ~ local shorts Weak European cables and dis
aosane Brazilian advices constituted the principal
the local situation. In the afternoon
activity, due to covering Tor protts
thee shorts sales increased TO $500 bags for
p go~ The Havre and Hamburg markets were weak
@ nv heavy receipts brazilian ports and in the IN
ell = franc and the German market
g m a. pg. Receipts Al Santos and Rio oontin-
eoN -r.rus $4,000 bags. while the Santos interior
uea en-, e' amounted 20 81 hags which largely
nOS for he weak Of the Santos market and
o1e ~ - IlO The local close was quiet with
49, Det unchanged points lower The local spot
market ruled and featureless. with prices nom
81 7c for invoice lots OF No a ttlo
~ ,ea market opened quiet and steady with prices u!-
higher Sales OF 10000 ~ We're nlloe
D - 70 m No interest manifested in the afternoon
~ market closed steady. at the following UNCHANGED
scss. January, 13c; February, ID 3oti 1890 Mareh
pesS,q 5ct April l35adl3GOc: May. 1900 l3. zoe:
ls G0Gl3 zoe: August H. 70d Is soc; September.
ys-Si4c october, sOQ lac. November. l39OG a. luc;
AeasS,fs- ls close steady. with two lots
-, enorred as having changed hands Total warehouse
the nited States for the week just
bags, against ll3, ,464 bags last week
"a % g97 bags week ago Of the former
o1f NeYor reported 1O4 lG0 bags. Santos receipts
80 IN Oo bags compared with 10000
- aSt uesk and $4,000 bags for the week year
as the previous and 1000 bags for the week
ago shipments Europe. for the week, 6ooo
So Santos shipments the United states, 5O00 bags;
N Europe l200O bags.
was a follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
received at their Uptown oTcs, No. 12i2 Broadway.
% door north until O'Clock p advertise
ments received following branch Offices regular
Office rates until O'Clock D. H.. viz 254 sth-aVe e.
cor 28d ST. 1872 6th-ave. 12th-st: Maeys 6th-ave
and I4th ST.. l42 Columbus West sath-s; 1oo
West 42dst 6th-ave; a2 14th-st-; 25T West
St, 7th and sth 15s East sTtss 1sss
ave- Tsth and 7Tth 1oas ad- ave.
sIst-st 1Ios lst-ave seth-st; 75s Trement-
ESQ sa-avs,. Saa 3d~axe; 2Io Beecksr
s25 Bleeeker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

y m b 0 in of Se Bsu oea ' sRoISS S
from rejecting an easier undertone without particu
lar Of interest Prices practically as they
lower fguie1 as result large arrivals Gie
45'hS h @ ess @ st sRa % and 'ess es at 2a aoma c
6Ins5 ,te ia be 5H3g AZ III = "a bur prlae
main nemnay unchanged here lie for Lake Superior
&c large reported to been offered.
s % I'd sss g '% S,s
S4as4 10 with The close al London SIS los Iron markets
PeGaajleh a beng alSst @ g5,ey aGhs Pses 81 sia a3n m
Northern fonnT sl5as S snsern funGy si 80
MOLAssEs AND sYRCPS-Trade in the market for
molasses Of hand to mouth character and the
ssI was STf a. follow, 2% prSey SYIS snf %gT Sa @ but
mon, l2ql$s; fair lao l9c good iIp22e; prime. 22g
40e syrggss eomnon Isalse fair l7qise; good l9a26e
D EaT "a M so in d sa waa e
and unsettled In the on shore trades the inquiry
moderate. and rses quotably UNCHANGED steam trebhts
light. Rates were unchanged Quotations Liverpool
sd Ls6 sd a HUH aga NeSesse Sa 'saf Antwerp s
ndon oats Is e 0 stcameT @
Continent 15s Febuary British siesmsf s SC tons TIM
Spanish stesmeT esS tons timber Gulf to reenock or
Sabine Pass to sbjerg i2cs schooner 2s toms umber
adns Pass to pEogreso e 90 ana port enaTges
ana port CHARGES: British schooner 2T2 tons. lOgwood
schooner $40 tons: asWood roots Jamaica
ss lqaSsr Jasso4ys g PhiIs9sphs S. coal out
rom LOT Kss9ng t%o trns s schooner 5aa tons ium
@ e .eonaT ESD Sns n l ~
Y s. @ G S2 toms coal P95 RSod9g to s
sS1ys S6r 4 81 and shOorea se4 @ ons umbeT
Newport News TO Boston private terms schooner sol
to3s ,. same .Cysss FIVE IT trips .rs lies lie
sustained a. o % prices 3 he % being
cannot get the G The petroleum market ruled quiet
s saia 81 sS Rns bb + %
ed snS N @ puE Prime % ude S nona S s
y ys9w Slne; & on sumner a1e yellow sOsc prime white
&c nseed I'd American boiled 5sc; Calcutta s5c
81 S.s5 SSd s bsssa Of sGss IS West
han ssmated I'M @ apa % gave gave to The market very firm
Demand fairly active from shorts including good
$500 PoRK-steady; quoted Mess sis 2Sasi4 80; FAM
M Quiet. Saots % mes se So S a@s SGsS sod2 .se
siSgsIG So extra dnda mess S4asl6 BEEF HAMS
Firm, quoted Basans' e2sG; 80 r. r. Ie6 m re; i4O
quiet, quoted smokips sisasae: 10 10 sAaSfse - iS
s9 saose s8S%ass SS quoted 2@SS
quoted 7soc city drm quoted 8oc Reaned lard
hrIner quoted: 20 South America $ 6oc Continent. Sc
e wrn EAR SHS3ea G' auSss 5sa
SIcE!Ss ssss!Sss5 ruled quiet, eu,
Domestic low fair 81. 4c fair to so63 ~
lts@5kc; Japan 4@65c; Java. 4ha4ac; Rang5on in
ter than have running still very limited Tyoa
Quotations follow: Cut leaf crushed and domnos &c :
powdered, coarse powdered and fruit powdered 56oc
Eagle eoaectlonsrs Eagle coarse and
bass and n bags fine granulated e5c Eagle hne
eonfectionsrs' 4. ssoe No 5isei Nos and 5. sIOe;
475c No 8. 4.T0c; No 10. 465c No II. SOC: Nos i2
ard 49,, asse; Nos "a IS and Ie SOC cable advices
sugar prices remaining basis lad Tor both
positions local market while firmly was
quiet There ready buyers Of centrifugal at
dc but holders asking higher No business
however Importance done. and the close on
the basis 4hc for centrifugal a6 test 3%c
covado and 3Mc molasses
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago 2s-Cattle-Receipts. 2looo choice
others slow oc lower COWS and heifers steady
over Texans steady. prime steers So 10Ge
So poor medium 81 tog$5; stockers and feeders steady
neTs 81 90aS2 60: bulls 81 70dS4 10: Sfa$i IS
Texas fed steers SiGS4 So Texas grass steers 81 SOq
& 900 10 norSo IS 900 left over 1000 Average
higher tcp s. az nived and butchers 81 ioS5 IS good
light S. 1s4 so buiE Of sales S. asas5 90 sheer
Receipts, 20 roo; sheep and lambs fm good to sosee
Wnsern = a ss4 So Texas sheep g SoaSS So
native lambs 81 25@s5 80 Western lambs s1aSS 81 OIL,
cattle seady 'aa 3 2s4 s sSeep higher 81 as Is
Lambs higher. IS 75fI$5 Is, go -, ,.a & .ea
S. 70 prime 81 osGsS 4o common. s2GsS y Hogs se-
tive higher: prime mediums s. S.sSS co. best a
* io ro~sks 81 7s$S 10 Sheer steady choice wsthsTs
81 Goa 81 20: 81 5dS2 So choice lanns ~ os
st o Pa e. To-, soss Ss a76 Cars sheep
and lambs 10 cars: hogs cars shipments-Cattle
loads shosp os sa aRd openin steady but turned
irregular and generally lower TOP era9e s a
Epringers started steady basis but declined
s3as5 rer head Calves-Moderate supply fair demand
export cattle of desirable quality $: 5oss 60 good 70
hest So 25GsN so: shipping steers. 6oGSo 20 export
s9le choice TO EXTRA 50 2' GOOD to choice 80 ses s4 s
to fs4 Ssss rat @ bns sGGs "a asa @ rs feeT bulls
SS0Se ss &G s & o es good to Sea, fa Gs
haerg choice extra s4as4 % good TO choice do
sess ood ID to bG. 81 aasS S6 feeding
extra. 81 lgst 10: good 20 choice 50 gs3 ea canada
mSa to good 70 SsS a Mshsan feeders 5 s.
mixers and calves choice to extra si0gSso; gSsod 70
caves-choice to eStra Sass ss good % choice s. SO
@ss; heavy calves 81 25uSi 90 sheep and lambs ls2
there was pretty COED demand. Lamhs-Choice
extra 81 1905 so good n choice, s. d0ssS Ia fair TO
e soUs SoSc e ~ s. e s s r Ssa n!sa ES9a
wall CLEANED no Ha-s-Far demand; oneFings los loads
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

Cash quotations follows; Flour quiet and
No white, 27St G2sc; No white. 26Aq2I%e; No we.
52c fair choice mailing, 5OQ5Sc No faxseed 81 T2
81 65 clover. contract grade sII; pork per bb
Sl3 VoaSlt; lard per 100 b 81 10; short ribs siaes
Sc 90 short clear sides 'boxed 81 25as1 3S whiskey
basis wines. % On the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market dull; creameres. 1ifl2Oc
dairtes 111adSc cheese quiet, 1O1Egl1c eggs quiet
fresh. 1Sc
Cincinnati. Jan. 2s-FIour quiet; fancy 50 25Gs3 co.
family So 6OGS2 90 Wheat easier; No red Iec Corn
firm: No mixed. 91sc Oats steady; No mixed. 2Ia9
q nc Rye quiet; No .. SEC.
Duluth. 2S-Wheat-No I hard T6Ac: MAY T9Itc;
No Northern cash, T4lsc; May. IKE: July. TSsc No
Northern 8il GIOAc No spring. 5663c. Corn. 36Ssc
Oats. 26G26lc-
Milwaukee Jan. 2s.-wheat lower; No Northern. 76G
I6gc: No Northern 721aq74c. Rye lower: No 1. SIC.
Barley steady No ?. 5s660c: sample. 4JG555sc.
Minneapolis Jan 2S.-Wheat. cash, T5ac: May, 75asc:
July. I6sc on track No hard. fT3sc No Northern.
I59sc: No Northern. T1SsdT2ssc Flour and
charged.
Philadelphia 2s-wheat sc lower: contract grade
Jauualy. t6l2T6fsc. Corn 14c lower; No mixed.
Hary 43Ag45'sc Oats steady No white clipped. S21@c-
pennsylvania roller clear 50 25;
straight SO 39g$3 10 Western winter clear So 2GS3 40;
do straight So gS3 CO. do SO 65G$3 50;
50 5; spring clear 81 S5S3 % straight S. 65$3
do patent $4asi Is do favote brands s. 2Os4 4O city
81 5Oa$3 65 do patent So 1884 Rye steady but
duh at 81 90Gs3 per Dbl for choice Pennsylvania.
st. Louis, Jan 2sWheat-Ne red cash. 73ssc; Janu-
aTy, IS2c; May. Ti@sc; July TS7sc; No hard 70ls8
July. 3S1tc. Oats-No cash 26c January. 26c; May.
2Gc; No , white 2S12c.
Toledo, Jan 2S-Wheat active lower: cash and Ianu-
T9c May, s1ltc July Corn fairly active firm;
and 25tc: May, 262c- Rye 52Isc Cloyerseed
1899. prime, SO 10; cash, 81 a25s; March 81 sI5a.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

ply Py statement which showed decrease Of but 4o5 600
b n comparison with last years reduction Of s67 900
uron in English cables. which for time puzzled the
nut Was soon found 70 have resulted from large
English ouoiaons coses a sIs nat Love- Tbe Worlds
100000 in the amount on passage So far this year
Russia has exported about 10000 bush or almost
ing time last year Al midday in ADDITION 70 the in-
favorable visible supply the market rejected primary
epts Of 900 bush 4760oo bush last and
sun later in the day the heaviness accelerated
oy reports Of very dull business in the ex-
at all ports The Northwest receipts 5s6
cars. partly days inspection dispatch said
that receipts Tuesday Minneapolis might be the
smallest the crop closed 5G4O points
net lower The stock wheat decreased 4440oO
Quotations wheat o b as fol
leys No hard Duluth, eoA.c; old No Northern Duluth,
her SS Sis Sorfhsrn Duluth sse 10 arrive No S
store NO red New-York nc aaoat No hard cnics-
-. .CoRN-Althoush followed wheat's
decline today the pndertone on the whole was quite
beioN the close Saturday There much press
% on me market mar @ az any & tune na ms oat for AZ Tasss
were $40 The visible supply increase Of 2aSioOO
partially offset the close by an export business OF
loads with that 50 more had been worked at Ch
Ss westbeT a"9n1Y ne from 9n s West indicated
factory conditions for both the movement and auay OF
the ana aoat increased 100 500 bush
No closed 4.aG elevator isc deyerea & ana 4oTS @
inactive ana with The visible spppD
increased 1900 bush and there was an lnCreaS '
s. 6gsh & o the o 9cS bs sSoG asasc ga White Track
mixed. 3na3l l.c white 81 q35c: No white cups
r aaaat Yo Western. Goc aaoat STATE
asdaoe -. BARLEY Market Gulet. Feeding was
Ts1 S@%sea 9o1 1S'la cRcKWHE%T GRAIN-Market dull
Quoted, 0Od6ec, Z New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
ErRoPEAN PRoprcE MARKEr-

Liverpool Jan. 2s--CIosing: Beef-Extra India mess
dun ass ed Pork-Prime mess. Western. duh, 6es Cd.
Hams quiet; short - t6 n ass ed Bacon quiet:
CHHeer9nd cut lG 10 ~ lb as 6d short rib Il % 10.
clear midilss. heavy. 81 ID backs
16 10 20 n 3ss id: clear bellies. IA
American refined in pals quiet. COS Sd prime Western
in uerces steady. SIS Sd Shoulders II
steady, BIS Butter dull finest American white, 9Ss:
finest American colored. S2s- Cheese steady American
finest white. Sis 3D. American coored. 52s 50
fallow steady; prime city 25s 0d Australian London
2Is cd Cottonseed oii-IIu refined 20s 9l.
Turpentine- Spirits steady. 2Ss 81. RoSin-COmmon
steady IS al Petroleum-Rehned steady. Tlsd Linseed
oil firm. SIS I'd Peas-Canadian steady Is F1Our-St.
Louis fancy steady Hops London tPactdc
COasU steady. e jsNf3 IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 2S-The offerings a
today numbered 1879 bales. Competition spirited
and the demand showed Improvement
and touched the high Superior
put forward brought active bidding lots
taken for America CrO=sbredS In small
ply and owing to the rmness of holders parcels
were bought in. large amount OF Cape Of Good Hope
and Natal offered. but il in good
Following the sales detail: South Wales
ZOO bales secured. adR Sid;
land5Oo bales; secured Is 2dqs ID greasy 6sdG1s
Nicoria-3lo 100 bales; secured 6ils SID 3s1s
ID South Aqsralia 500 bales secured 6dG1s Sd
New zealand-29OO bales; secured. 5Sd11s Sd: greasy
ia1%d. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. a0 bales
secured lOdG1s 4isd; greasy. 3a661sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 2s. p. m.-Cotton-spos quiet prices
32d lower American midding fair % SD
ding. 9 16d: midding 15-32d low mddlng 8 16d
good ordinary Lied ordinary. 13-16d The sales Of
the day 1000 bales which 500
tion and included $500 Receipts
llO00 bales. including 940o American opened
quiet and closed Irregular: American middling.
January S|6sd sellers; January and February 21-
G5 % 64d sellers: February and March 64a5 1876
sellers March and April l6G45 IL 64d sellers April
and May IA 64l5 5-6id sellers: May and June I364d
sellers June and July, I0G465 ii64d buyers: July
August 6fd sellers. Septenbar, as 64a
59id buyers; September, 5s-64d4 so 64d buyers.
,ober. c. cad nominal; October and November.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

spo, cotton closed dul and irregular quotations
80 s2tanoe the basis Of l2e for middling upland
eha 2se for middling Sales, bales Southern
sta markets telegraphed follows: New-Orleans
eTaes unchanged. SAC; Mobile quiet. unchanged
10 Savannah quiet. unchanged az 7lec; Charles
~ STEADY, unchanged. 98c: Wilmington firm ssc
SeFenoe- size: Norfolk quiet lse decline. enc:
lonnEe nominal &c advance. l0c Augusta steady.
snehanEed. sac st. Louis quiet. unchanged 91sc.
sSaated receipts morrow al New w-OFleans from
~ 20 1900 hses. against li0l4 week and lS.s3s
est year; Houston from 1900 10 l4oO0 bales,
impaired with 7zs last week and l4l last year.
tsoepts the ports and interior points to-day
t~ree h same day last and