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New-York tribune., 1901-01-02


eTs on ' 9aSS only TO receive the cable from
friends Of the market Iron England scored about the
gov and ass Sd at Aliddesboo Tin was 9i ower st
Of 2s Cd 70 s72 s e. as 0Ini @ hand had an advance
at 6 s % and fs G Ga aa were unehanged
prices there was no operations beiae
s27 aa s. speieT at s. i2Sss SssG at ss eo 30
sectoy and pig wsrrantS So % c tT5 % SaSng and
sGeney A b 90 Southern foundry s4 5O9si5 75
roI6Lss MoAssEs I q ANp 4 " In market for
aSae5sy Ga6 ieasy follow 81 S'hSesse prices ruled QUIET
l2glse fair lsgisc: g9oa 7a22e prime 22asoc We
common l5qlee fair l7@lsc: good isa2oc prime aiS
OCEAN FRETGHTs-Rusiness was light IN s,ssr, .,a
sail tonnage to-day but the better for In
changes occurred demand @ Or rates. % m
o s6 h aa HS 4 sS STaaste lasfo as sHa Bs
ga Hamburg. $s piss Roosteraam o Sc; Amsterdam sste
Quarters Ta saitic 70 c csameT fer 6Fsey Psgeyiopsl 1000
Rouen g {sS Aareh y A9r%egan 20 guar
days January British steamer 1881 ton ~ as g as
g Philadelphia e. zoo January chartered abroad Brit
United Kingdom or Continent excluding Rouen i7s
hia 70 Porto Morales private terms Norwegian sfeae
S 81 GSa ton: sa EaSs y =, 10
d Noess g q psas h .0n ssa phs
tone timber sapeio 70 United Kngdom or Comment ll2
fs Las sa lump suns soher tons eo general afs esa TO-
ea eeRee altmo 70 aia 81 IS sns e: sf g,ersgs tsn
schooner, general cargo hence Porto and
back with oasses private terms; schooner s9i tons
lumber NewGor, private terms; sehoon-
er 5gS tons. fertilizer, Ezabethport Savannah. 81;
British l2s tons. coal Port Liberty John
B. 81 rs.
oTLS-The cottonseed oil market steady. but
not seve as aade vas vas es @ o ha operate S until after
yellow and asked There further change noted
Ia petroleum. oil quiet Petroleum, bbls CO.
and In bulk o5: Philadelphia bbls 81 SIS. and bulk
S5 refined, cases. New-YoFk SIS e5. .coTToNSEED
OTI-PFTne crpee bbis. eee prime summer yellow sl4e;
or summer yellow white. 3fQ35e prime win
Ter yellow 3G37c; linseed American Soc: linseed
American boiled G2c; Calcutta s5c: Western hnseed
qliofed 2e under city brands; lard OIL 624otc
pFOWISIOsss-Ihe Western provision market firm
ara higher notably on pork ribs
rg 42tzc on and the small hos receipts
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
THE BOSTON WOOL mARKET.

59ston Jan l-Sales have very light in the wool
Sore mere tnis week. but values have changed.
..,eeVe Inc mill men, rule.
u "ooi on hand but inducenent 10 stock up
&c are SIMPLY buying the wool needed. There
~ 1GIet demand for Territory wOos fine medium
1slnS quoted at 4604sc while choice staple calls
go fleece woods meeting with little attention prices
shoI ONO and Pennsylv heeces Xxx and XS
aoSNe, dea1ne 2ttfSOc: I
gSOc No and thTeeeshths blood 2SGs9c: one-qIsarter
Sc- 39llicnisan wisconsin. etc: Michigan. 22G22c.
~ Allcnlgan comotns and clothing, 2IG2sC,
Sog'e e-qUaItsr blood washed. 26G27c: coarse
oIall washed. 9q2oc; fine delsine 25G26c. Unwashsd
meGluu, etc: Kentucky and Indianapolis ore-Guarter
6ood cobing and elothirg. 2SG24e threeeshhs oloo6
MlsSouf quarter blood, colcbrS and clothing.
S-Se thres-eishths blood 22823c; braid eonhng GOO
xcs lake and Georgia 2223c- Territory
Montana anc wyoming. nne medium and nns. 171lsc:
SNrsd 1tgicc staple oHe Utah hne medium and fns.
AUe1tcs secured staple.
and ne. i516c; secured. 46G4Sc; staple Soc Austria
iian- secured basis.
Inal. IIlI5c, gOcd. d7lIOc; averags Gl7H1c
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

Tndea ao at Chicago amounted only $4,000 head with
cents cen 1i higher Swing further strength the market
se6 closed firm and considerably higher Saturday
quoted Ness si2 Ssis 2 family s 25Sis; aoT
slssT Sl4gSlI quoted Mess s9ass sos
sl4asls; BEEF HAhIs-Duii; quoted SIS 56@s2o So
Se m 6c pigs 7e ef cTT 6sST@i ATS PIC s
7c "a fS 7c Pcfed Shoulders S 10 DUH mi gSota 5
oseS; Picked @ hams dull quoed Sl4 q9Ac. TALON
quoted soc CITY aFd steady quoted Gsoc sfned lard
er5 keg s comRognd s{9sdy quoted city 5e West it
s!ssriae s@Sc quoted oie0 O'' cry
RICEThe market for rice ruled rather quiet but about
business Quotations follow: Domestic common 70 low
5sG5sc; head 54@essc: Patna. 45s65Iae japan, 4s4 a
aags sons Co. 'ins0Ii in their wseE9 e Circular
throes Of stock taxing disposed to add penny
thereto sn@ yet the weeks business embracing all kinds
far in excess OF the crrespondng period last The
Status of the coones is awaited With lively Interest as
opening up Of new eIds for the domestic product
This win follow i Porto Rico and the Philippines are to
mating duties viii be abrogated and trading limits thereby
oe 6emaRd NTH OF & n first named anne and ID be able to &
from now until say April-when new Java O2angoonJ
gs yn or%arqms @ IN favor OF hgh range 0f % Naues %
English and Continental markets bare floors; ware
ference from normal stock of million bass Ctwo hun
dicafe will re,Idte isSs ts - T gn1 u. &c ooerias and
sales of the Cleaned prodct botb home % % and abroad It
VIII represent two-thirds the European rice
business important controlling influence
in the market of the world Talmage, New-orleans.
teiegraphs louisiana crop movement 10 date Receipts
rough 162Si2 sacks: last year. TSs 455 sacks Sales
cleaned ESTIMATED 1T5 400 bbls year ls35 bbs
Market strong Talmage Charleston. telegraphs Carolina
crop movement 70 date Receipts 80 204 bbls sales
bbs Good inquiry. Market firm. Outlook favoring full
sUGARIThe market for refined sugar almost en-
tlreIy nominal and orders throughout
the short session. The points predicted IN the
American Sugar Refining Company's prices did not
materialize to-day We quote loaf and crushed &C.,
dominos and mould A. 5.s5c cubes and xxx pow
dered 5l5c; powdered, powdered and fruit
deed 5I0c Eagle eonfectoners granuated 5s5c Eagle
coarse, extra fine, N 10 bags and 10 bags
OF fine graauated sec: Eagle granulated standard
granulated and diamond A. 5000; confeconers a. 54Oc
No ], 525c; Nos and g. 520c No 4, 5.15c: & lOc
No g. 5o5c; No Z 495c; No s. 4s5c No 0. 475c; Nos
10 and H. 4I0c Nos 12 13. A. Is and 16 46Oc Cable
advices from London reported hrmer market
sugar at an advance of %d the present delivery
while the future option fully prices
9s $d The local situation practically Mfeless
ers and sellers refusing to until after holi
days At the close Of the short session prices
nominally quoted at 4Ssc for centrifugal 3Sc
eovado and 3sc for molasses with steady
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

aa.g63s.c To arrtve-No hard. T7Se: No Northern.
5e Dscsuhe-. Tsl,cs May. 7s7sc- Corn. $3.50 Oats.
Milwaukee, Dec. S1--wheat trn; Nc No-thern &c.
nc = Ncrrhsrn. 12dT2r.c- Rye higher NO L. 52i2c-
barley nrrners NO 2 ecc; sample. s5roac.
Minnearolls. Dec. Sf-vheat-cash Ialc; May. 1870:
july ttsnIfh- icUr higher patents. 81 TO- second
tents >s first clears 81 sffs2 second clears 81 300
- Bran IN bulk Sil HOSP
E1aGephia Dec. 3l-Nheat rrns. &c higher contract
sieae 9ecenher 3173s.c Corn firm and '.e higher Ne
niSsd December, satGs2.-c. Oats irm; No white
g. sS- Sie Flor aust but arn': winter supsr s2 S1p
- lu s. 20 Dc straight IS SOC s2 IS; Western winter
SeI 81 - stSS SOS Go straight s. 4oGSS Coz DO patents.
- oo - ss kansas straight in sacks. So Sl g aa %
pAn IN saess s. tS sos spring clear. So 1898 y; do
SnI IS S$S So 60 patent s. 9oas4 70; Do fsyorits
einas ~ lSSt %; city mills. s. 6os2 50: do
~ 10y ~ Rye -four steady s. hal for choice
tehtssiVania- BucSwh-at -four quiet and uncaa,gsis
SSn erond new, at 81 EcSa - 100 n. 70 quality
o.s safes higher Butter quiet. but s;eatS tary
eSSern eFeseFy. 25isc: do prints. &c. Esss firm and
&c nsheF fresa nearby. ZEE 40 2sc DO south
Hi creams fancy, small ms, Gt2c: do fair 20 choice lo
GIl1ec. Reeetpts-FlouF, 5000 bhls. 195Gooo 10 II
assi wheat I0tO bush; $4,000 bush; oats l4oco
oats. 5000 bush
s., Louis Dec. S1--wheat No red. cash. 72c: De-
efraoer tse January Use; May. lse; no hard zoe
2s4c; May ease; No white. 2GG26isc-
Toledo Dec. a1--wheat fairly active. strong cash
and January FSl-c; MAY s11sc. Corn dun: and
DseSSIaeer isae; 81 ~ SSc Oats quets cash and De-
eemoer esS; March. s9s. oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

= q. q q. sta
t-.-ns tnat the Governments OF
es correct ana accepting Mr. Elliaon's reduced
ce1t o. i9lOooe0 bales foT consumption American
s.n ss a4eo correct Il VIII be observed that
cSss Ssssla = iett between supply and cemand hence
lss q increasing the worlds visible ana Invisible
lps sl,p oi american cotton. which was. the ist OF
9sDte-9eF 10000 bales the smallest IN many
isaso er ~ other ~ords relief through aeeumu-
.e .f9n tnls crop the diminished supply of Amcri-
$40 e.'s.n 49, Eneh kept trade n unusually nervous
se.e ssts sro sumner and which crop was in
y telleye During the early part OF last
,s ' tlls bought largely, while English and
@ @sslse nlls bought only from hand 70 mouth bun
@ ss p-nsly % their Delay by being active biG-
lsfs tcr tns remnant % az high rrfee.
season The situation exactly reversed sores aiiis
Is.lns Dopfnt frsa.y all the season while Snr ovn
s nave bought only fer immediate necessitles which
Icy y agDeas % thou.h there would be general
ees2snole tor the tai end crop ana ,Esf rSe
ta.i'[ls.n Epsnness Would not only
DC sSalnSt. but considerable demars se vtsi
1setN tAetoF m FAVOR cf higher prices has yet 10 be
Esckoae9 gth-the strong financial cond.fion ~ tbe
Sogth resulting from the advance cotton which n
VII De remembered enough for fke ,ros,,er
n reap the heneft and which the prof
@sere u belonged. and Were would used ~ s,Tss
- the position % the staple TO be eneefac -
present crop Is 0.1oOO0o bales has been rssaS
cost Q: &c - and sold average or saw 9ike
ef y. y that the crop of year win ~, fSs
south the enormous profit of SIG 675OoO0 his neens
70 fofcef sales ~ the 49,
plogee menace 20 prices n the past ane river he
terflHef a. lMulcrse acvantaRe pr01ieey,
receipts az the rorts anc interior points fo-csy co,
tsstc WIN t4e day last week asst
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
EUROPEAN PRoDUcE MARyEr

Liverpool. Dec. S1--Closus-B -Beef-Extra mes
dull, 6ss Sd POrE-Prtnne Western, 1c<
HamsShort "a 70 rs 70. GuI ass Cd I.srt-Au,sr-
refined. in pals. steady. SIS Cd;
tierces quiet 3Ss 3D. Bacon-Cuuberlsnd cut IS 10 90
~ steady. ass; short rib. Is % % 10 duI as long
clear mddles light 2s to 81 10 dun as Ca Ionx clear
backs &c to 20 n steady Os Ga: clear bellies n "a ne
ib dull I1s ShoutdersSquare. II rs ~ dull
Butter-Fiuesr United States. 95s,
Ststeg, dull SIS Gs Cheese easy; white
Sis Sd American finest eOlored, SO, Sd Talo1-Prius
city firm 25s 6d Australian in London steady 27s- Cot
tOnseed OEiul refined. quiet eos 3D. Turpsnti,s
Spirits dun. 2Ss 3D. Rosir-CommOn steady As 7isd.
Peroleum-ReEed quiet Id Linseed Oil steady SIS 81.
Peas-Canadian quiet. IS Sad FIOur-St. Louis fancy
winter steady Sc Cd Hops London Pacifc COAST
steady. - 5s0ES Ss- Wheat-SpOt firm; No California,
6s Sd; No red. Western winter. IS 11'sd No North
spring. steady.
March. 6s lad; May. 6s 2lsd- Corn-SpOt rn:
mixed. As ID American mixed. old. Is c5 fu-
firm March. SIS 9lsd; May. IS Oh.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
NAVAL STORES.

quiet and uninteresting market prevailed day
unchanged. We QCote
TAR-Reguars 50: do OIL bbls "a
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-S d3ec.
e SosINSCommon 70 good strained. 81 70; p 81 so; F.
- 80 o. u D0 II, 81 9245; l. 81 e5; K So O5 NJ So 20
y, 81 5O " G, SO 10; W w, SO 35.
STOCKS ON HAND.
Sl.5Ns bols
tuIpentlne $3.50 bbls
~~1 S4Z oDlS
Charleston Dec 31--Turpentine firm. S4hc Rosin
firm. unchanged.
Savannah. Dec. 3I.-spirits turpentire frm 35c re-
Selpts 6IS obls sales s3i exports. 2.716 Rosn hrm
81 10: G. 81 W. So 25: receipts. 5295 bbls; sales
teGepts IS hhs Rosn firm. 81 208sl IS receipts $50
rude turpentine dull. 81 30 So 30 receipts
20 6ols: Tar steady. 81 30: receEts. 26z hhls.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec S1.-Cotton firm: rniaaIiug T-rsr. low
l1oaaS ee: good ordinary slse: receipts 1859 baess
eNpoEs 70 Great Britain. 70 1885, Continent las.
asew'se S'VzO; sales SI2; stock. 230. o34
a.slnl9re Dec: 3i-Cotton nominal; ulidtlng locs
l6.So1 bales. e -'' 'N' S'
savannah Dee si.-Cotton quiet: uriddling es-fsc:
tIadhns : lS-l6c. receipts.
eo i seeS coastvise 2S5e sales 54s; spinn-rs.
, memphis Dec 31.-Cotton steady: rnss.linS se-isc:
HIddIlng slice good ordinary S7sc; net receipts
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo Dec 31-Flour dull. but rrm. Wheat-SpTins
higher: No 1 hard old carloads. s9lsc; No I Northern
carioa6s old s5c: S44sc winter closed unset
buvar apart Corn
dull: No yellow axe. No DO. 4tc No corn. %04.c
No 3 DO lOEc asked, through billed. Oats srong No =
white soc: No do, 29e No mixed: 26'sc; No do
RqFeyIittlc business done. extra.
GsSaSc. fair 10 good 56R5sc: grades 5455c. Rye
Sellers asking advance No l. SIC, No = S6c track
Chicngo Dec 3l.-The leadng futures ranged as fel-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
~ PURSUANCE of an oriler of HON 4
pORINSON InA-In pursuanee of an nrlle
SHULTAs. CHARLES En- pursuance q an

order et Hon Aener c Thomas. a surrogate OF the
York notice IS hereby given
having claims a~ainst Charles e Shu.as. OF ihs
County Of New York deceased. with
youchrs thereof. the subscriber his place
trsnsacr OF business, az hs orrce OF Reuben Leslie
Maynard. No. l4l Broadway Borough OF Manhattan
the City cf New YORK. or before the l5th day Of
February. 1901. Dated New York the tay August.
1900. BENJAMIN LORD
REUBrN LESLIE MAYNARD. Attorney Executor
No. lSl Broadway. Borough Manhattan. City New
Yorh
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

= order OF Hon. Ahnsr Thomas. a Surrogate Of the
County OF notice is hereby given 10 all
sons having against Joseph p Wessman. late o,
the County Of New York deceased 70 present the sane
with vouchers thereof the subscriber az the once
cf her attorneys Messrs. Russell & Percy Room G2a.
No SO Nassau Street. the City Of New York. on or
before the 25th day ot April next
Dated New York October 22nd 1900
CLARA X WESSNAN. Administrator
Russell & Percy Attorneys Administrators. No So
Nassau Street. New YORK. City
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
Snrrogatss Notlees.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Os New york
Notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Arthur Gender late Of The County Of New YORK.
the with vouchers th-re0f
the subscriber place OF transacttng bsness az
the office OF Seth B. Robinson. Esq. No. 20S Rr0adway
IN the CITY OF York Borough OF Manhattan On or
before the day OF February Dated YORK
ire sri day August. 1900 JESSIE GIILENpER
Adminstratrfx. SETH b ROBINSON. Attorney FOR Ad-
ministratrix EOS Broadway. New York. NJ Ys Borough
O Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner

C Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice Is hereby given 70 ali persons having claims
against GrigSS. late OF the County
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
place Of trausacting at
the office OF Johnston Johnston. Nos tenrr.
Sfraef IN the Borough Of
work on or befo OF
psted New York. the 9th day of August, 1900
CATHARINE A. GFIGGS. Executrfx.
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON Attorneys for Execusrx.
and 20 Centre ST.. Borough Of Manhattan.
YOrn
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

- c Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice having claims sxssast
CoNis Huntington. Qr the County oc New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 9 re
subscribers their pee Of trsnsaeus business Nc S
YS-oad in the City Of New York or before tho
SOsh day Of April next Dated New York the 2ih day o
October. 1900
ARABEJ.I4A %. HUNTINGTON. Executrtx CHARLES
II TWr.FD. ISAAC E GATES Executors.
MAXWELL EVARTS. Attornev for Executors. IS Bread
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
CORSA. LANES lin pursuance OF an order

Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate os the County
York notice Is hereby given % all persons hav
ing against James Corsa late Or the County os
New York deceased. present the with youch-
thereof 10 the subscriber az his pass ot tanst2s
2Ot5 Boston Road In the City ot New York
the goth Gay ~ January, lsoi Deset New
SUM- WV ~ r. EMORY CIoCKE. Executor.
SHAW FISK & SHAW Attorneys FOR Executor. 10
Nassau Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

Cash quotations follows: Flour auIet and firm
No spring wheat SAG ,2Sss Ss red .sG'stse S BE
2S4c: No white. 25ls G2alse; No white. g5sG26c.
No I'VE see Fair choice mailing barley 5SGs50c.
no i asxseed 81 IS; No Northwestern. 81 Sc Clover.
contract grade $40 25sio S5 Mess pork hb Sit 50
GSii G2's Lard 100 n So seGsd e2ss Snort rss.
sides NoOse So so 80 t9 Ddy sated shoG.teas thoEe
t basis OF high 81 81 On the Produce Exchange
duh; crcanneries. lSro3c:
Sairiss ice Cheese dun. ioAalsc. Eggs trn: fresh
22c.
cincinnati Dec slFlour quiet: fancy, IS 2ogss go;
FAMILY 81 T5nSs 10; winter firm; No red. 191soc
a,,tf ~, > mixed asc Oats hrm; No mixed. o4tso.
I've quiet No g 53c. Lard easy. 6soc Bulk meats
olet Sr1 Bacon easier 81 81 Whiskey active, 81 "a
s,ixar easy; hard refined. 81 soGS6 IS
Duluth Dec. 31.-wheat-Cash, No hard I6l1c: No
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York Notice is hereby given 20 al persons having CANS
George u. Bend late OF the County or New
deceased present the same with vouchers teTsOl
Mace OF ransactinG business 81
the OF g Jones' No SO Wall Street. IN ths
city OF New-Yorl before the fourteenth day OF
Dated New-Ycrk. the seventh day Of DecembeE 1900.
LIZZIE A. BEND.
AGministratriS
NASH : JONES Attorneys fer Administrators 6S wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New-Xork-
a. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New Yors.
notice is hereby persons having claims against
Tohn the County Of Nsv-TOrk. deceased.
10 present the vouchers thereof TO the suocrb
at place OF transactus business No $40 Gerard
Avenue Sorcugh in the city OF New York on or
before hrst day OF July next.
Dated, New York. the LIST day OF December. 1900.
EMEIaINE ALLEN. Adrrirs-ratr.x.
HENRY MORRIS HAVILAAND. Attorney FOR Adr,t1srr.
rriN Whitehall
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

- C. Thomas a Surrogate the County er New YORK.
notice her-Nv given all persOrs having claims
against Marcus late a. ts COunty OF New York
deceased 10 present with vouchers
subscribers their place ransactrg business.
the Gsces Wilcox e Erots. No. go Broadway
Borough Manhattan. in the City Of New York.
before the fsh day Of February reNt Dated New York.
sih OF August. 1900
WILLIAM E MARCUS GEORGE F. MARCUS. Executors.
broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. N Y City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Ahner
c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice is hereby given 70 eli persons having
OF deceased. 70 present The with
er thereof the subscribers their
inE business G1Oon S0ol 30. 1S2 Nassau Street.
CITY OF New before the eleventh day OF
February next Dated New York 'he hst day of August
I9OO
Ctoom sO6l 1872 Nassau Street. Borough Manhatran
New York City.
DICKINSON 1pA--ln pursuance Of an order
IL HIN. Ahner c. Thomas. Surrogate County
York notice is hereby given all having
claims against Robinson. late Of the County cf
deceased 10 the with vouchers
subscribers their place ct trslsactng bust
II Broadway. Borough ot Manhattan. City ot
New York, or before shs sh day Q. Eshrgary 1901
son, ALBERT J. ADAMS. Ir.. Executors
W. COLEMAN HUGHES. Attorney Tor Executors, n
Broadway, Borough ot Manhattan. New 1ors City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

BEEvEs-Recepts for two days we're S65 cars Or sSI
head including a. be exported alive, leS Tor
saughtsrers IS Tor the market OF which 20 cars on
sale al Jersey City rs Sizteth-st Steers in
moderate supply and nrm a general advance OF l0c
Der 100 10: bulls fairly steady steady shade
higher sen~ in az an advance OF
IOe while good slow Of cattle unsold
choice native sold at S4 oalSo 80
100 ~ and stass at 81 50Si 5o bulls az 81 19@
1898 so Dressed beef In moderate ce
nanA at 60sc per 10 native sides Latest Liverpool
cables quoted United states cattle selling az
ifGf2sc per weight; refrigerator beef higher
at asGiOc per 10 Mesaba FOR London took 22o
cattle and OF beet FOR Schwar.schit *
sulzberger 22o cattle tor j. shamhers Son and 800
quarters for Swift & Co. Tomorrow the Uuer
win the West Indies 90 sheep for u $ phlen
back: the Taurlc for Liverpool Will be laden with 800
cattle ana lSGs sheep for j. Shamberg SON cattle
schwarzschd suzherser and 56o quarters OF beef
other shippers.
saies-s 20 Illinois steers i27s n average,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York December 81. 1900
v RECEIPTS
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-26
MAN TOOK ALL STRAWBERRIES

A writer in the Saturday Evening
Post relates his experience at a din
ner recently i'll company vii" Arlsts
Walden ana Whittier, when Enslan.l
was the topic of conversation. Eng
land" said Mr.. Whistler. rules the
world simply because the English
man takes what he wants.
We We're rapidly losing ourselves
in fog of politics and natural psych,
ology when Mr. Walden lifted part
of his red mustache and said:
That's right, all right"
1t was the first time he had spoken
that evening. SO we stopped our ar
guments and listened. Calmly AMI
slowly he said:
Il was down at Cernay last sum
mer-with Faulkner-painting. YOU
know the little tavern there and the
old woman who keeps it. There was
| an Englishman there who sat near tC
me at table. Well. the landlaiy gave
us strawberries one night for dinner
For 81 per day that was pretty good
The servant girl passed the straw
berries around. When it came to ths
Englishman's turn to help himself
he emptied the whole dish of straw
berries into his plate. So | said tC
him:
| Say my friend. like strawber
ries. too
Not so much as l do said my
Englishman calmly. and went on eat
ing"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-26
SALE OF STATE LANDS.
Helena Record.

The sale of over 5000 acres u
state land in Flathead county last
Tuesday is sufficient endorsement OF
the policy of making efforts to DIS
pose of the state lands by sale. These
1900 acres were sold at an average
Of 40 per cent over the constitutional
price. Two thousand acres of the
lands were agricultural, the other
third being timber. The supp )sition
is that these lands were nearly all
sold in small tracts to actual settlers
which will prove beneficial to the
county and the state,> increasing the
taxable property and adding to the
population of the county.
It is likely that the sales made or
Tuesday will be followed by man,
others, for purchasers can buy at an,
time at the appraised valuation. ant
there will no doubt be a demand To-
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-26
Tile Two Husbands.

Once on time there were Two
Men, each of whom Married the
Woman OF his Cl>ice One Man de.
voted all his Energies to Getting
Rich.
He was SO absorbed in Acquiring
Wealth that he worked Night and
Day to Accomplish his Ends.
BY this Means he lost his Health,
he became Nervous Wreck, and
was so Irri able AMI Irascible hat
his Wife ceased to live wi h him
and Returned to her Parents House
The other man made no Efforts
to Earn Money, and after he had
Spent his own and his Wife's For
tunes. Poverty Stared them in the
Face
Although his Wife loved hin
Fondly, she could not Continue hel
Affection toward One who could no
Support her, so she left him and Re
turned to her ChildhoOd's Home.
MORAL.
This Fable Teaches that the Love
| of Money is the Root of all Evil, ant
that when Poverty Comes in at tn
Door, Love Flies Out OF the Win
| iow-Century Magazine.