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New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork. January "a 1901.
COFFEE-The situation in coffee futures ruled quite
ssafreess Public speculative interest still lacking:
business entirely professional character
sn8 was confined Of the twelve positions. The
market opened steady. with prices unchanged points
lower During the early forenoon business ruled quiet
steady a UndertOne local sentiment.
sDbseoueny market rallied covering by local
shorts following receipt better cables from the
Fsvre market. Sales the Gay moderate up
- 1000 bags. and for the entire session 1880 bags
general situation abroad remains about the same as II
vas Yesterday Rio ruling steady while the
rrorean ma res held their The interior and
no receipts continue heavy, the former showing 2lo0o
hsgs and the latter reaching the generous total OF
hpcx a well sustained warehouse movement in this
country was the feature deliveries being l9645 bags
The close steady unchanged prices 20 an
ADVANCE points The open market for spot supplies
vas quiet the nominal basis Of use for No Rio
invoice ots On sales; business
cnened 5ul 10 points 10 points higher: ruled
inactive about steady and closed quiet al net IN
changed prices - -. =,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston 24.-Cotton easy: middling. 9lac: low
mddng &c; good ordinary 7l6c: receipts 1913 bales;
exports Britain 4666 bales the Continent,
sS57 bales coaswse 4423 bales; sslee $40 bales
lTT.4lS bales.
low middling. T-16c ordinary IS 16c: net re
ceips 2979 bales: 3l90 bales; coaswise,
1000 bales; stock i6O6l bales
Memphis Jan. 24.-Cotton quiet; middling. 0'sc low
;nddlinG. 9c good ordinary size: receipts l.202
bales: I+OT bales: shipments. 1899 bales
l5OO bales; stock. l52.234 bales.
Savannah. 24.-Cotton steady; middling.
low midGling. 1916; good ordinary nominal receipts.
bales: Continent. 59i9 bales
WISE 70 bales; sales 45i bales: stock 713 bales.
New-Oreans. Jan. 2i.-Cotton easy mddng T-16c:
low mddng DC; good ordinary, S9sc: receipts. T,T43
bales: Great Britain. 1902 bales sales 5000
bales; stock. 3fS570 bales
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 2i-CTosiug: wheat-Spot steady; No /
California, is Western winter, 6s Id No 1
Northern spring 3l1d; steady; March SIS nd;
May 6s sd Corn-SpOt quiet American mixed new.
ION4d American MIXED old p 1lAd futures steady
January SIS 1Otd: March, Is 9%d: May, 3s 9@d- Peas
Canadian steady, IS Hops Lpndnn-Pacthc Coast
steady. 5saf3 5s. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
steady IS fd easy India mess 65s 9d. Pork
duh. prime Western 66s Cd Hams-Short cut :
% steady steady: American refined in
pals SOS I'd prime Western erces, 3Ss Sd. Bacon
steady Cumberland &c 20 ~ +5s: short rib Is
43s: long middles Is 30 H. AS: long
middles heavy. 30 AZ ~ ios I'd; short clear
Shoulders-Square. II to l3 ID. steady 37s. Cheese
steady: American white OILS sd: American finest
coored. Tallow steady prime city. 25s ID Aus
traIan n London, 2Is Butter dull: United
States. good United States. S2s Turpentne-Spirits
steady, eos Cotonseed oil-IIull refned-Spot steady
Ills. Rosn-Common steady, Sd. Iinseed oil steady
Sis 80. pctroIeum-Re1ned steady. IMlisd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

vain tried 70 check advancing tendencies by calling at
oi2n 20 the very small export business which did
tant among early bull influences small Northwest
Fehent aggregatng only 2l6 loads,
ine the -four demand has dropped an extent
mar II IS expected Minneapolis will increase
ush ms week and Duluth increase 10000 bush Some
iteS nevertheless were forecastng fairly liberal
decrease In the visible supply statement possibly
IaIkr man That Of last year on the date ST.
Louis where the short shared unrest of
Chicago operators shipments were rour times ,bs
lIne Of receipts and have decreasing rap
SIe.O1o bush last Influences against which he
Ileds of wheat had 10 contend from
changed English cables 5d1O point decline Paris
markets the unsatisfactory -four Minneapolis
anhued lack OF support from outside and the
atLls mat Europe would he slow buyer OF cash
wheat for days The condition the market
however being somewhat oversod allowed easily
erco tlese influences, shown by the days develop
nents Quotations wheat o b ahoat basis were
as follows; No hard Duluth. S99sc nominal old
Northern Duluth. SS1sc No Northern Duluth, $3.50:
store and s0sc afoat No hard Chicago
No : hard New-Nork. s0hc, .CORN-In the
dertone all day without advance owing to
moderate volume Of trade. Although Chicago receipts
but little impression the market being offset by
board cearances of 900 bush
Cured In the English markets from Tuesday export
business amounted 10 only at the sea
board. Last prices Of the day higher.
closed 47lzc elevator 4TS4c 46Sc
o .OATS-The feature of most Importance
locally sale of 5000 bush for Otherwise
the market was duh and entirely featureless No
No white llkc; track mixed. 1908 Ac track white.
3lGS5c: No white clips 32ia d33c. .RYEMarket
Western Sc b afoat; State rye, 53q54c. BAR
LEI-Markos dull Feeding quoted at 4saJoc c 1 { New
WHEAT GRAIN-Msrket nominal. Quoted at 6oa62c
c New-YoTk
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

The members OF the Cotton Exchange have pettoned
he Board Managers close the Exchange satur-
torh The neW-Orleans. Houston and Liverpool Cotton
Exchanges wit be closed that day. The NeW-Tork
stock Exchange closed from 10 o'clock till II
O'Clock The petition has been very extensively
signed and The opinion vas quite general that no session
would be held the day in question.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eahles-Spot cotton
Good business ding sales. 1900 bales: speculation
and export 1000; receipts 1900: Ameri
csn 1900: nddins upland SID Futures opened steady
partial issd advance: closed quiet unchanged 70 point
higher, January 5.25s: February 523ias Feb
.laryMsrch. s20ss: March April. 5.isizs: Apr-May.
hlb'ss. May-June 5.islze. June July 5l2b, July Au-
tls S03sb August-September, s6b; September. m g
s9b: October e q = gov: October November. 4a2y.
NanchesteF-Ya Yarns quiet. Cloths-More demand.
FLOUR AND MEALS-Buyers showed little disposition
70 enlarge their holdings Of -four yesterday and while the
oertone ~ the market have been little steadisr
m sympathy with wheat. there was no change in the
oay Spring quoted 50 a5S4 20: winter
eelsnts 50 sOQS3 So winter patents 50 05qSa: spring
lar ssGs3 % extra No winter, " 7o1S2 ~; extra
20 winter 81 5Oas2 grade SIS 60uSe * spot and
slh-pul Quoted: Fair 20 good, 50 eoQSS 20: choice
isncy, 50 25nS3 GO -CORSMEAL-Stea Quoted
1in o. dried 50 S5as2 80. as 10 brand BAG MEAL
as Quoted: Fine white ana yellow. siasl o5:
ss 5saslT: sseks 70 arrive 200 sI7asl7 5o spring
opk sae 25asl6 50 coarse winter bran. SIC T5Qsl9
xs fsn fi7 50nsis: cornmeai. s25 nnseet OIL cake.
~ 81 corn oil cake. SO hominy chop. sl7 25 oil meal
sEAlN-wIIEAT-consdering the array Of bearsh In
saT touching wheat yesterday. the market displayed
hiefssp eeAl OF strength sne ar the close was hQ&c
thsr, .nsn the previous night. Throughout the day
noticesbe scarcity Of local offerings. which
every bare o wheat and advanced prices readily
s 4, s ne crowd tried buy. The strongest period
C6ex. 'te Inst hour when prominent
""ssfed rome Of their wheat. after having IN
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
NAVAL STORES.

Tho market spirits dull about steady. with
prices previously quoted. there sellers
machines Ale the close Rosiu without change
in particular. We quote:
TAR-RegulRr=. 81: do oil bbIs 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE -40iz 6llc.
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained 81 20; = 81 ~. F,
81 ~: c. 81 IS, H. 81 90 l. 81 9A X. So; NJ So H. y,
81 rs W c. 81 SIS; W W. 80 10
STOCK on HAND.
Rosn 80 So bbls
turlFnflne-
Tar 092 bhls
Wilmington Jan 2t.-SDrts turpentiue unchanged: re
ceipts "a 81 2OdS1 25 receipts. 1751
bbls. turpentine steady 81 30 and 81 30.
cepta I34 bbls. Tar 81 so. receipts. PSI hhs
Charleston Jan. 24-Turpentne steady 36c: sales.
- casks. Rosn firm, unchanged.
Savannah Jan 24.-Sprts turpentine SIC.
cepts S52 bbis sales exports, FIRM grades
a r. G. u, 81 -: E 81 81: F 40. A.. II. -:
/. 81 60. k 81 20. NJ 81 so: y 81 90; W G. 81; W,
receipts am bbs; sales, 1908 exports. 1900
Orleans. Jan. 2i-Receipts-Fosin. 235 bhls
london Jan. 24.-Turpeu.ine- Spirits 2ss od,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers
follows and minutes earlier from W. 2Sd St:
300 a. Daly.-Soid train for Buffalo. D.
parOr and cafs dining to Buffalo.
ESQ p Daily-ChicagO Limted-Fast MaiI-Solid
train 70 Chicago, arriving $50 Cleveland a
SleeperS Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati
5.3O p. Daily,-Bufalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo IOS. Bradford I2O jamestown 100 Youngs
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
9-I5 p m Daily-SOlid train for Binghamton Waver-
y. Elmra, Chicago Seepers Buffalo Chicago Cincin-
nati Dining
riuCIkETs Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOEMODATIONS at Ill. 1i2. 261. 4O1 95T
Broadway. 157 East t25th and 2T3 125th ST.,
Chambers West 23d St ferries New-York; S3S and
$50 Fulton ST. 9S Broadway Brooklyn: 122 River St..
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
Co. calls for and Checks baggage TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
Nisib bie supply
Szv1a time fcfd1

COTTON-D-ithout being active conditions the Cot
Exchange least suggested improving speculative
interest Gables better than expected. they
very response 20 the slight Improvement
which occurred yesterday while the Liverpool market
Trading M brisk. the
remaining under the Disadvantage of Uanpula
which he extending Of the later
positions notsh' March contracts which wdened the
difference that month and May to points
prez iously been. The speculative
publc' decided not 20 enter the market while u
remains dominated by manipulation. The opening here
steady with prices points higher - points lower
hen came 1910 points the general list. led
- heretofore South general
rrhuting support. sentiment had. il anything.
hssh PREJUDICE hut local like traders large
very conservative and the volume q business was
consequently small Tho quiet with prices net
points lower points higher Buying was checked
receipts. with the interior movement IN
Of estimates considerable cotton promised 20
crne form the south New York. making Il prohab be
beginning Of February. with subsequent shipments
pretty ful another draw
fa-k - buvnS continued apathy In the cotton
rnore depending the
rsKf NJ cables received from Liverpool
The Of prices in the local market was as
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Spot closed duh. with quotations unchanged on
97sc r..ddl'ng upland and lOsc for md
bales Southern spot markets "eIt
fseEraphe6 follows: Orleans. easy uncisnst a.
Ais Mobile quet unchanEed AZ 5-lSc; savahnah
steair unchanged az T-l6c; Charleston ouiet IN
changed 92sc: Wilmington hrnl. unchanged Al 9sc
.-orsolk steady unchanged, ~ 2 l6c. Baltimore nominal
unchanged. 97sc: Augusta steady. unchanged et bc
Louis quiet unchanged. 9i5c. Estimated receipts
tomorrow Ecv-Orleans 6,e00 10 1000 bales
and 3.951 bales last yesf.
Houston 1000 20 1890 bales. compared win o"St
bales Lest week O2i bales last year
Receipts he and interior points to-day conf
rsras urfh me Same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
IIvERPOoL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Jan. "a. p. m-Cotton-Spot-M Moderate
business; prices steady: American middIing. 5ad The
sales o l2,O0O bales, which
for and and included IL 300
Receipts bales including IL 400 American.
quiet steady, and closed quiet American
ding m January % Gid sellers; January and Feb
ruary. 23-64G5 2+-64d sellers; February March
20 Gigs 3l-64d sellers; March and April s64d5
sellers April May. 664q5 1764d Sellers May and
JuEe. > I4-6415 Sellers :
buyers: July August 9-6iG5 lO64d sellers: August
and September 6D-6id September
ers; October c, +O-6id nominal; October and No
vember 30 sid
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

10. at So 80
$ Judd & CO.; 27s Buffalo lambs. 70. IS rs: 1ss
Buffalo sheep, los 10. a 81 25
D. Harrington 101 Ohio lambs IS 70, So: West
e-n do 81 r S. $ sheep los 81 e2l=
10 do 81 10, 81 STiz.
HoGs-Receipts were IL cars. l.s19 head. all for
sIaughterers. with the exception Of head. Feeling
easier Nominal quotations 81 45Gs5 65 per 100 10
or ordinary 70 choice hogs little bunch OF state pigs
went to outsider IS So Country dressed steady
S1ZdSc 10 for extreme weight.
Sales-S- Judd & Co. yesterday 127 Western
hogs 12O n s. 90 100 ro los mixed do
Tobin & shannon: State pigs 81 10. IS so.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bui Jan. 24.-Flour quiet and steady Wheat
Prin pot gnsstiled nominal prices FOR carloads were
No spot offerings; bids: No ne: No
mixed. 76c Corn stronger: No yellow, 41&d42c No
do, Al 5zd4lAc: No corn, 4114641l3c; No do. 41a
4l1c through billed Oats strong No white sokc No
white, S@429i4c; No mixed 27Sl I2Sc. do 37ii
@27iec through billed. Barley unchanged. Rye dull No
] on track. SIC: No 2. 56c, through billed.
Chicago Jan. 24.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York January "a. 1901.
BEANS AND PEAS-Marzet still generally dull. Ship
prs buying few lots but their needs small and
showing Interest speak Of Prices
with material change. tbs
and any pressure ss would expense Of
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
= RAILROAD.

H1u uND lMsHUlh
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDr STREETS.
1 The leaving time from Desbrosses and
lh"t given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
@ cars N ET NJ ..9g % C I BuS ssT
e IN a. H. FAST NS soafSfs to Ris9grg ana ,..,.,
e'SS A. VI. PENNsYLvANIS IiSiITEp.-Puinlan
tom ea4 Fo sesBns Dining snoRs and ossssys
1sS sS'PaaPH' p M cffTG, cTGglSys r s5 Legis
do!edo Louisville (via CincinnatD. indianapolis.
ops 9s sF 16Uis 6RisS E2FREss-ror Ssf pt,sSurs.
os5 wEsrERS ExpRsPor Ffss FRlHE GhtcaEo saT For
IDS F. Sniepi NJ PSSF16 1qTdsy PR,2s Car
RRhGaso For Knoxville. daily. Shenandoah VALLEY
s2S Sr 2 VI cIEvELASD AND S'sSi eiNcISN8r1 Sf EN-
iHEsS-For PittsbIrg. Cleveland, Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"2S 90 40 500 1910 Desbrosses Corandt Streets
1855 (bihnss carr, carr tS9 }Ptnng Carr r s.
and 6i,t1 -; & G3--9 Congressional Linn all ParIor
GSDi 925 1910 night sunday 5 g s5s. 10 s.
onsTessonal Linn % s PI1iSr SS D3inS 195 nSE Ga' cas- @
30 + 20 Dining Carr. $50 DINING Carr as p. M
soS6Dr5EEN SD.i5F3s:S. sag LwAY-Floda LIMITED. 20 m
NORFOLK ND WEsfE&2 i ri R1HaRFS + - Risf SsE Memphis.
ATLANTIC COAST L7NEIFiorids florida Special" 21o m.
9DesbrQsses and CortIandt Streets 20 p M weeE-
C.IIa:ys; Iays;; Express $50 m. 925 D. m daily.
495 p. daily. - -
sEAB9ARD T3i,A5 AIR LINE Florida and Metropolitan
iAiitJetl loo daily. Express. daily.
FDls I'D POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-7.55 a
~ esfS-tIays ,S-eIta4ys and ; % m. daily
I1-A-( ~ CIlASS5 m. and 255 D. weekdays
standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m week davs
points on New York Long Branch Railroad Cfronl
west twenty third Street Station) $50 a. m 10 40.
- ana 4.95 p. m. Sundays 925 m. ass ..
,ras9n Desorosses and Cortlandt Streets). 900
p. - "' -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 62O T25 Ts5
80, 500 S25 tS55 Penna Limitad). 1910 CDesbrosses
anu CoTt!andt Streets 102Ol Dining Carr 1O55 Dining
irl H.'Nl a m 1255. 12.55 Dining Carr. 10 CDes-
ana Cortlandl Streets 22Ol, 255, % $3.50 425,
80 'd'inng Gar 100 Dining Can, Dining Carr.
80 20 90 DO p. IL 10 night 6f0.
80 Vo coaehesl SO, S55. 9.z5 955 QimitedD
I'D ,pinnS carr, u 55. i255 Dining Carr.
1ln!hE Larl. 80 400 as Dining Carr. Dining
i5 %" Dining Carr, $50, SIS, 500 o q p m.
Ticket Offices Nos 1885, 1884 III and 2s1 Broad
way AstoF House, West Twenty-third Street Station
ahd stations foot o Desbrosse CortIandt Streets
Court street S6O Fulton Street. qS Broadway and
-nhsyIvana Annex Station BROOKLYN. Station Iarssy
CIy- The New York Transfer Company will call for
TO destination. ''O'7"
read Cab Service. ~ '
d & ~ JICHlNsON. J. R. WOOD.
IV-IeIdi 'iahaSer General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION


s.12 a. NJ and 3.35 P " Daily. except Sunday, to
PittsheId: sundays only g. 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Light.
Ticket offices ll3 261, AIS and PIG
Uuion 81. w 275 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West l2Sth ST.
125th and 13Sth stations New York: andT
TeIephons 300 3Sth York Central
Service Baggage checked hotel res2enca ~
WestcOtt Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETrEN, GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agsrt
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
Ocean 6teamers.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
- NEw-YoRK-oUE EENsTowN-LIvERPooL.
oceanic Jan 3d. P. NJ Ciermanic. Feb. noon
Teutonie. Feb. s. noon Majestic Feb 90 noon
CyInrtc Feb H. IL a NJ. Oceanic. Feb "a l p NJ
For passage. freight general information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE,
Fier As. North River. Once. Broadway. ". Y.
(fLARK'S $3.50 Excursion to Europe, by spe-
H., eislly chartered steamer City Of Pome s415 tons
June 70 with attractive $40 Rhine Ger
many and Switzerland: also sl00 Italy extension Uns-
9uaIIed advan' ages Oriental Feb. 2. x54O
FRANK c. CLARK. Ill Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
Rnllronos.
WEST SHCRER,R

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. N. Y. as foIIowA
ana lonl later foot West AID ST. N. r.
.'tO A M-tor INTERN. points 10 Albany &
i44--o A MD Lake Mohonk MinnsWaska. SararSSA
Catskil Mountains and Utica.
sl:0O p M.-Chicago Express, Daily.
s2;3 p M--Cont Ltd. for Detroit Chicago & 81 Ioux
fS:so M-G9 For Hudson River points 70 Albany.
.eIS M-Eor Rochester. Buffalo. Cleve. & Chicago.
.s,s syS M-ESr Rochester Buffalo Detroit Louis
DAILY. tpaily except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No l. at lO:45 A. NJ. 2:45 p. Jerse
City p r. r. Sta. No II 20 A. M.. az p NJ
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices. .aEgags
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Exp g
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. ". K.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Rio-conee steady. No Rio. eseoo: exchange.
ld reoepts 5000 bags cleared for the United States
bDoa hags. stock. 295 900 bags.
statistical position n Brazilian coffee Is as tolloTs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROf AL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
T"430, tT3O. 1900 1000
81 80 390 3 40. t400 sstoo tisO. 800. 'TOO tTso.
BtLTIMoRE AND wAsHINGToy.
s5.OO. 200 p m. So IS mdt
Ofces: Liberty st Ferry, South Ferry 113. IT.. 26I
434 e45. 1900 1854 Broadway, 17S 737 sth
IS Union So West. 153 East 125h ST. 2Ts West 125th
st. 2+5 Columbus Ave. New-YOrk; 4 Court $50
Fulton St Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
nation.
sSurdays only
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25


SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals Week.
days Lv. W sd St, 925 A. NJ n Ly COr
and Desh Sts $40 A. NJ. 4a0. g. % anu 9S0 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman
1854 Broadway. . Union Square West Columbus Ave- n Y
So Fulton St. Court -, 90 Bdwy
N Y Transfer Co will call baggage hotel
residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

ro4se cahles. Sanfo- -ftee market quiet. good aver
are Santos $500. receipts q 0oo hags stock ll62 oe
Nses Hsmburg-Coffee market opened L pfg lower; a.
$50 m, net unchanged = pfg lower sales. 24oo
haFs Havre-Coftee market opened steady, Z fran,
lower al - m unchanged ~ 3 steady, unchanged
- franc higher; $50 franc up; total sales
nfnh has
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
BAlTlN0PE E. OYIo RAILROAD

EEHICH VALLEY.
Foot of West sd a; CoFtlandt
(Penna. T. r. FerresJ
+Daly Except Sunday sunday changes: c1225PM df2A
Pm. eS Us AN s55A An tdt5A.M v4S5PM x615PlA
y5l5PM
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

[FND Porto [RfGO1
Steamships Of the RED 'D'' LINE will sail for San
Juan and Ponce follows:
For freight passage apply to
s. s CARACAS ..........,.. Saturday Jan. "a nom
s. 8 PHILADELPHIA A. Saturday. Feb. o.
ROUITON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 135 Front
pED II LINE.
IL For Ciuayra. Puerto Cabelio Curacao Mara
caibo via Curacao-Calling also a Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
s s. CARACAS Saturday. January 26
s. s. PHILADELPHIA. ... saturday February O.
These vessels have superior accommodations for
sengers-
BOULTON. BLISS & DALI.ETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousands
last three cphers o omitted. -four bbls grain oush
a foloMs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

OLD DOEllEllON llME.
DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk, Portsmouth Pnner's
Newport News. Va connecting for Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c. entire
South and West. -
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS SAIL. from
Pier % River foot OF Beach St. EVERY WEEK
II. b WALKER Trans Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. A. Reid went to Peoria this
morning.
0. Leonard and son Hiram are in
Peoria on business.
Mrs. F. H. Willis has returned from
a visit at Riggston.
Miss Mamie Kinney, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kane, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Ia, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B Sudlow leave to-
night for California to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
DIR. j. Nj. Siltis. who is suffering
with typhoid fever, was removed to
st. Anthony's hospital today.
Hon. j. Fl, Andrews, ofKewanee, the
new democratic representative from
the SD district in the Illinois general
assembly, paid The ARGUS call
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
MISS DOWNEY A MAGNET:
DRAWS BIG AUDIENCES.

The largest congregation that has
been seen in the First Baptist church
during the present pastorate gathered
last evening, filling all the pews. side
seats and extra chairs and overhowin
into the vestibules. Miss Downey
was at her best. There are those who
think that no better sermons we're
ever preached in Rock Island than
those delivered by Miss Downey at
the services yesterday.
The ordinance of baptism was adj
ministered to five candidates at the
evening service. Mr.. Saunders and
Bertha Carr sang duet. The male
quartet also rendered selection.
1.-The New Birth" was the preachers
theme. What is the Kingdom of
God?'' she asked. ut is what is
known to the christian as the spiritual
kingdom. We have in the world
three kingdoms, and man is assigned
to the animal kingdom, but this is
hardly fair. for man has a large range
of life that the brute creation knows
nothing about. Man may be called
an sintelleetual5 ANIMAL AS man
has a range of life unknown
to the brute, so the spiritual
man has life of which the intellect
uai animal knows nothing. He must
be born from above in order to see
this kingdom of God. Prof. Drum
mond tells US that the element of one
kingdom. cannot of itself ascend into
the kingdom above it. So man, the
intellectual animal cannot of him self
enter into the kingdom of God. The
spirit of God comes down into mans
heart and thus opens the door into
the spiritual kingdom. This is the
birth from above" At the after
meeting six young people accepted
Christ.
There will be afternoon services
every day except Monday and Satur-
day. Convert and young peoples
meeting every evening at O'Clock in
the lecture room. and revival services
every evening, concluding with hal
lelujah meeting Friday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
Safe Way to watch Fights.

The colonel and sat talking under a
shade tree in front of the town post
office when a dogfight started down the
street.
Come orr L said as 1 sprang up.
''Come this way replied the colonel
as he seized my arm and drew me into
a doorway.
"But want to see the dogfight," 1
protested.
Eyes. 1 reckon you do, but you also
want to keep clear of the shooting"
"Why should there be any shooting?"
Because one dog has got to lick 10th
er, and the owner of the licked dog
amt goin to let it rest that way. There
they gor'
Ten minutes later we stepped out. to
find one man lying on the ground with
two bullets in him and some people
carrying away a second with half a
dozen
''Dogfights are bewtiful AFFAIRS said
the colonel as we walked away. but
the safest way to see one in Kentucky
is to wait till it's all over and the dead
carried off."-Chicago News.