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New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. 16.-"The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter Will tomorrow OF the wool The
last week in the wool trade has been about
possible There has been material increase business
done Mills have not shown any great tendency 70 come
around 20 the dealers and dealer
feels that he pushed that he
buyer and beg him relieve him Of his load n m
preston around that the American WoOllet.
Company has been making good sized and frequent
wool January dealers estimating
the copany's purchases in the millions One has
around the market that million pounds
week with the combine 5 the pur-
chasers. This he denied in the terms
on The American WOoen
pany did buy considerable amount OF wool about
bought IL for delivery after January
|. Hence it TO see why II should nave
a considerable quantity Of late. II has
been taking up buying up considerable quantity
The that the buyers of the company did
during the latter half Of last
their total purchases for the week would
10 q half million pounds London sales. which
opened Tuesday Eaertnos opened from 10 ~ per cent
crosShreds cent Low crossbreds showed
no cnange reported have barely held their
own The sales for the week in Boston amounted to
500 900 pounds domestic pounds foreign.
making total OF l7l5.0o0 against total of 10000
previous week total of 290O 600 for the
responding week last The sales since January l
pounds against S0S5 600 pounds for
the corresponding time last year
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
r.1v-rRpoo1. COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. 16. p. m.-Cotton-spot in increased
demand: prices / 32d lower: American mi9dng fair
5 iS-icd; good mddng 5 II s2d; middlng 7-16d low
middlng s 9-Scd: good ordinary, 1-S2d; ordinary.
25-32d The sales of the day were 10000 bales. Of
which speculation and export and included
c American. $1,000 bales including D. 100
American Futures opened steady and closed firm; Amer
l m : Gid buyers January
and February 22-64d buyers; February and March
10 April. lI-6+d buyers; April
and May l5e4d buyers; May and June lS6id enyers
fAI sellers; August and September. 5964G4 6O64d
bnvsrs. Septenlber 5-6i4 60-64d buyers; October
Al Cad nominal October and November. o c. S2-64d
nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Nonrr of Summons.


~ OF NEW YORK.-Ahraham Cohen. Plaintir, against
Bertha Cohen. Defendart-Summons- Trial desired
County O. the above-named defendant:
summoned the complaint this
action copy the plaintin
attorney within twenty OF this
summons exclusive of the day OF service: and case
ofyo failure answer. Judgment will be
taken against you default for the relief IN
complaint.
December 18th. 1900
j. P. SOLOMON. Plaintiffs Attorney. Once Post
office Address 81 Nassau Street. OF Man
haitian. OF New York y. Y.
To named defendant Bertha Cohen: The
served by publication.
prsant TO an Honorable James H BIanchsrd
Justice of the Supreme Court OF York
dated 18th day OF December. 1so0 ard fled with
complaint Office Clerk OF County of New
York at the County Court House Borough Manhattan
City OF York. the 18th day OF December 1900
T. p SOLOMON, Atty PLAINTIFF ONCE and POST
office Address 81 Nassau Street. Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Spot cotton closed dull with quotations unchanged
the basis Of 9sc f6r iddling upland and l0sc for mid
ding Gulf Sales 1900 bales. Southern spot markets
We're telegraphed follows: NewOrleans steady and
unchanged 7-16c: Mobile steady and unchanged AT
sc Savannah steady. l-l6c ADVANCE at 7l6c; Charles
ton steady and unchanged 9Ac; Wilmington firm and
unchanged 9izc: Norfolk steady and unchanged at
eisc; Baltimore lOc; Augusta firm and
changed 9ssc: Louis quiet, lice lower at 942c
Estimated receipts tomorrow New-Orlsans 60oo
20 1000 bales against 1892 bales and 4997
bales last al Houston $500 10 $500 bales against
10 SIS bales last week and 1897 bales last
Receipts the ports and interior F0pts to-day, COM
parea with The day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
-sse; sales 10000 baes: s~alation ana export 500;
-naearioan. 5000; receipts 1900: american. 1900:
e5spged closed firm TO z points net higher
MaTch-Aprl. lib: Apr-May. 5.l5b; Nay-June 5l3b;
s9heJny 5l0isb: JulyAugus Loss; August-September.
s5szb September-October 459lAb; October-Novenber.
quiet. cloths
FLOUR AND AEAL-Sprng patents entirely neg
ltec yesterday and the whole market had
losing nominal again with downward tendency
e sass winter strughts So 45ass winter patents
81 ssss spring clears S3aS3 30 extra No winter 20
30. extra No winter 81 50dS2 65. grade SIS 804
80 - spot and arrive BCCKNHEAT FLOUR
- iSas2 20. RYE FLOUR-DulL Quoted Fair 10
god 50 soQS3 Is: choice fancy. s3 1898
% brand BAG MEAL|-Easy- Quoted: Fine white
ho yellow 81 90E9lc FEED-DulI Quoted
plng brsn spct. $40 s59sl7; sacks 20 arrive 200 N.
tesl1 5o spring bulk SIG 25Sl6 50 coarse winter
sn sleqs1s 50 city bran. SIG 504sl!; eornnaeal SIS
seee oicske S27 IS: oilcake sls; hominy chop.
els; Oh meal. s2s 25
shAIG IG-WdEAT-AlrhouEh for a time yesterday the
meat gave indications OF making a turn
~ The better. CT again near the close and nm
Aec the day unsettled condition. with price,
Al s1ihc lower than the previous might This too.
ne lace Of a export business than has been
piishec openly in some time IL was tfaneTs
throughout, that on the late collapse stock
Wsf e although IL was known positively whether
frsx street included Local bear operators ganec
courage the decline snd hammered the market
fb good deal Of vigor. being satisfied after O'Clock
eorts 10 sustain the market when nao previously
~. made would vain. The buli element on
N. oaoed quite freely in the late morning under
impetus az the W. WIRE numerous
= considerable volume only 10 l. themselves IN
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
THE IoNDoN WOOL MARKET.

London 16-The offerings the wool auction sales
to-day numbered 13 939 bales There was large attedahce
from all catalogues offered were much superior
yesterdays tenders bulk sold rapidly at hard
ening Merinos caused active competition The Con
ttneut bought rates sometimes pay
ing as much 10 per above the october ayerag
Crossbreds good demand and sold freely secured
brought fun prices and irregular stock was easter
ape OF Good Hope and Natal was IN 1sTsS SppS M
New South Wales Sorian new clip caused spirited
bidding. American Tyere but they from time
10 inc CfE The cat
aIosues offer as se not contained many grades
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

meeting the requirements OF American Following
are he ssles IN detail: New Souh Wales loo bales;
secured 6dGis I1ad iizdGiOd Queensland $500
bales secured iodQls 61sd 51dG9lsd
bales. secured Is 2dI1s 1lzd. 5hdd1od: South
Austraia 1900 bales secured 1Id6ls lad 4lad
G194d West Australia 600 bales 4lzd7Ad; New
Zealand 500 bales secured 9d1s greasy 4ddS Cape
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

COTTON-The tables turned completely in to-
DAYS cotton futures. the bulls being II con-
trol pit from opening 10 closing while the bears
retreat the The direct for
the precpitare szHng-about OF sentiment
looked English market, which in turn,
according private cables influenced by smaller
offerings OF spot markets South large spot
sales n Liverpool and talk Of bul.ish circular being
Issued by NELL IN the future On the advance many
bull faStors light and helped give the
market a sound foundation The opening was steady.
with prices up 3Gl5 points bear response 10
steady early Liverpool cables The shorts for brief
believe the reaction only
porary continued advances abroad led
hsty retreat the port ot local bears and brought
influx Of investment buying orders. Foreign, Wall
Street and Southern buying prominent feature OF
the market Before the demand for had
been apprecaby appeased prices had climbed % level
l40l6 points the closing bids OF yesterday while
Liverpool had reached gain Of 364lz points Claims
that cotton mill conditions improved. that spot
bringing fully higher prices
receipts IN shape fall off considerably. all helped
10 strengthen bull convictions and weaken the conf
oence Of overstad shorts During the afternoon the
market ruled generally firm, though quiet and
close steady. prices - l6 points higher
The range prices in the local market to-day
mas Tnff-r
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan le-Flopr steady wAsat-sPrns limits
getting stronger, No hard, old small lots s61sc; No
Northern Old small lots. ssse: 90 new. s2sc. Winter
closed weak No bids above &c for No red. and T6e
Tor white and mixed track Corn No .
yellow 4llsc; No 4Ic: No corn 4c through billed
oats dun: No ? white. 30lzc; No white 29l=c: No .
ni1xeI 2t<e: No do. e714c- Bsrley-Better INQUIRY;
nominal quotations. Western, good fancy. So67c;
arrive oy rail good 70 best 62G67c: State s8d65c
in store 5Sc asked
Chicago. Jan 16-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Exports for the week; Havana. 543 bales: Bermuda
$50; Baracoa 30; Hey 10. scattering CO. total Lii
bales last week 1898 bales.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts of
milk and cream including bottled milk different
railway Distributing points in and near the city
week ended January II follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

turnps Russia per bbl 6OGs5c: tomatoes Florida per
carrier, S1GS2 so; do Havana 75cfSI %.
MlLKThe Milk Exchange price standard quality
31-c per quart. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

May -----..-..... lT12 72O 712L I2l5
Cash quotations follows: Flour was dull and
corn, S6a4c No 2 yellow S624c No . cats &c; No
white, 26leq2Ic No 3 white 26a26lac No rye 625sc;
Northwestern. 81 &c; prime timothy seed 81 es clover
m s. a0as7 short R RIBS RP sides sid dSose
short clear sides thoxe 81 S0GS7 whiskey
nigh wines. 81 "a On Exchange to-day
butter market fairly creameries 1920:
fresh, 1sc
Cincinnati. Jan. 16-FIour easy. Wheat easier; No
mixed 263eG. Rye steady; No 2. 57isc. Lard firm al
22e Bulk meats firm at s. 25 Racon active at SIS ..
Whiskey firm at 81 81
Duluth Jan. 16-Wheat-No 1 hard cash T41.c- to
arrive 75sc; May 7s14c; / Northern. cash. 72i4c;
to arrive 73lsc, May 76l4c July 77Isc Northern
80 @6S4c; No spring. 54G6lc. Corn. 35ssc Oats.
Milwaukee 16.-wheat lower: No 1 Northern 7s1s
91c; No Northern, I2isaT3isc Rye lower No l. SIC
Minneapolis. Jan 16-Wheat-Cash T3Ssc: May. T4zsc.
July I9%c; on track No hard 75Ssc; No Northern,
Philadelphia. Jan 16-wheat lac lower; contract
January. 42lRG42%c. Oats steady. fair demand 2
white clipped, S2l9G3Sc Butter dull and weak; fancy
&c lover fresh nearby 100 90 Western. 19c do South
western. I9c Southern. quist New-Tcrk
fun creams fancy small, II uS4Gl2c; do fair choice.
lO12G11tc. Refined sugars quiet but firm Receipts
Flour, 1000 bbls. 7O5 0Co 70 80 bush
$4,000 bush: oats $4,000 shpments-wheat g. zoo
bush; corn. 10000 bush, oats, 5000 bush.
January: 71sc May. n T20737sc; July T2Ssc No hard
69ls d70a4c. Corn-No = cash SIC; S5a.c MAY
SIC; July. 37c. OatsNo . cash 25c; January. 24Ssc;
May 25i2c; No . white. 27lgc.
Toledo. Jan 16-Wheat lower and weak; cash and
January 774c; May. 79sc, July. Tsl.c Corn dun
lower; cash and January 3Tl4c May SOC Oats steady
Ga Gaif and % P g M Man IsHus sg E BIS Is @ src s. @
Oil unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York January 10. 1901.
AID PEAS-The quiet
for neary kinds domestic beans Export orders
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Coffee cebles--Santos-Coffee market barely steady.
Santos $500; receipts. 2ooo0 bags: stock
lle4C03 bags. HamburE-Cofee market opened
230 = pfg higher. Sales u 600
HaVre-Cofee market opened steady: L franc
higher: u advanced = franc; at r quiet sd
vsnced = frame at 80 unchanged; total sales,
12 Nn0 haEs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Rio-Coffee market weak. No Z Rio 6S525; exchange,
i07-32d receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
se 6O00 bags cleared for Europe. 1000 bags, stock.
2S0000 bags.
The statistical position coffee is follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
STOCK ON HAND

Spirits turpentine 25S2 bbls
Tar
London. Jan 16-Turpentne- Spirits 29s 1lsd.
New-orleans. 16--Recepts-Rosn. sI5 bbls tur-
pentine lS0 Exports 20 Rotterdam-ROsn. I.25O bbls
turpentine 200 bbls.
Charleston, Jan 16-Turpentine SIC firm
unchanged.
savannah. Jan. 16-Sprits urpentine firm 3T5Ac;
ceipts 49, bbls; sales S exports 23e Rosin firm and
unGhanEed receipts l26 bbs sales 13o 52i4
Wilmington. Jan 16Spirits turpentine, nothing doing
receipts. - casks Rosiu 81 20S1
2i5 bbls. Crude turpentine quiet 81
ceips - bbls. Tar firm 81 80; receipts 80 bbls
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
NAVAL. STORES

The market spirits ruled rather quiet but abou
steady at uncharsed prices Rosn also quiet and
changed. We quote;
TAR-RegularS, 81 do oil bbIs. 81
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE- 4Olac.
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained. 40. F. T5.
81 50; G, 81 SIS; H. 81 90: l. 81 90 X 81: NJ 50 Is,
So 81. W q. 50 So; W W, So 10
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Twin-screw Express Steamers during Winter on Ger
Mediterranean Service London Paris.
Hamburg March ., 1901.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE To PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. ALSO N Y
TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
Phoenicta- 10. PM Waldsrses Pm.
&c, $50 AN Pennsylvania Feb 16.
AMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BwAY. z
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
[EMH Pnpf}m [RfMma

II UU- Uu- UOI uUuUOWO
Steamships o the RED D. LINE will San
and Ponce follows:
For freight passage apply to
s. s. CARACAS.
S. S. Saturday, 8,
ROCLTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 135 Front ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

W1I4J LUW uQU U UUuWuU SuN5d
DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth, Pnners
Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c. and entire
South West.
Pier % North River. OF Beach St. EVERY WEEK
DAY AT p N.
a. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

Receipts of breaGstus interior points thousands;
last three ciphers CoGD omitted; -four bhs bush,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-30
YOzz c. arr
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You can't make him cat
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| a thin body was naturally hun
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| A thin body is asleep-not
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1t doesn't try to use it's tood.
SCOTS Emulsion wakes it
un-puts it to work again
| making new flesh, That's the
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| Send for free sample.
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-30
Republicans and Work
ing Men

The Republican State Committee is
aevot ng its efforts and literature to an
atte mt @ fool the working people.
has Issued Il rec campaign circulars
making special appeals to his class of
citizens Oh the Employers Liability
bill, the platforms of The two parties
and the proposed suffrage provisions.
.sWei,e men" are warned that the in
dustria, chs es" will be the SPECIAL VIC
tim OF the un erstan ling clause
AL of which needs but moment OF
thought to dlspel it Ike SO mucn
hist.
TIL Republicans are making no se-
iious effort to control the Lesi la
tn e. I he Emplo ers' Liability bill can
no. b. made law except by the Legs
allure. No matter who IS Governor, n
Democratic Legislature must be
depended on to enact the proposed
aw. Col 4 &c in he executive man
81 N would have 10 more power IN that
matter than anv other citizen.
A. t. Ire suffrage matter, n)thing
has been de- ermined, ex,ett that ms
white man shall lose his vote. The
Convention is lndi idual-
v and collectively bound to that by the
most solemn and repeated pledges.
p atforms mean little When they
are represented by men powerless to
accom- lsh results they mean nothing
T. Democratic nominees will 60 into
Office, if elect d, with a legislature
thoroughly in harmany with them
They can make their pledges cool.
The Republicans can not. They are
tryins 10 ,ec re places fer themselves
by lol OF Tutoring promises which
they are as helpless to perform as so
many children.
They are .pcwerless to dc good. How.
ever strong their will may be-and
none of them has ever done anythin,
10 prove himself friend OF the work
ing man they can not bring any
results but bad ones. They can disturb
the peace of the State, reopen the race
question by encouraging the Negroes
with vain hopes of restored power and
destroy confidence in the State govern
ment, from all of which causes the
working people would be the first aud
worst sufferers
Tue proper answer for each working
man to give to these circulars is to 80
TO the polls and vote the Democratic
ticket. If there are wrongs to be re-
dressed and if there is progress to be
made our best hope is through our
own Eeople. " e Can gain nothing by
trusting our affairs In the hand OF
I ersona of whom we know little or
Iothing, who could uot do any good
if they tried and who would inevitably |
do much harm whether they meant
tc do it or not. The simple proposition
is that the wolkingmen shall lnjure the
State and their own interests TO give
Col. Hoge JOB as fgurehe ad at
, God salary.-Richmond News.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-30
REV. DIR. MORRIS WECHSLER.
Rabbi Of the Cong. Bnai lsreal.
Npw XopV Ioprarv z 1911

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After having II carefully analy zed. we can .iHt'
that Asthmalene contains no opium. mon ih',
cAloroiorm or ether. Very truly yOurs.k
REV. DIR. MORRIS WEChSlER
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-30

in the State, The camp yesterday
heard the report from the committee
which established home for needy
Confederate women. At the request
Of the Camp OF the Son of Veterans,
resolutions ..were passed protesting
against the merging OF the sons camp
into the Confederate camp, and con-
iemning those Confederate camps that
have admitted sons as members. The
question OF dispensing with sponsors
and having only one sponsor on such
occasions was wardIy debated. No
decision was reached, and the matt er
will come up at a later meeting.
Mrs. N. v Randolph, OF Richmon !,
addressed the veterans in the interest
of the Jefferson Davis Monument fund
The association in the past Ten years
has raised large sum for this pur-
pose,
A resolution was adopted pledging
to the pa,lioticl aides If the camps OF
Virginia all moral and material aid t l
the maintenance of the home for
needy Confederate women at Rich
mond.
Judge George L. Christian, OF Rich b.
mond, submitted the report Of the
history committee. The subject dis
cussed was the conduct OF the civi
war on both sides. Resolutions were
adopted approving and indorslng the
work of the "Mary Gusts Lee Child
rem OF the Confederacy," indarsing the
movement to erect an equestrian IL
Richmond to Gen. j. f. b. Stuart and
urging upon each camp to make II
special contribution to the fund to he
raised for that purpose.
Still another resolution adopted
reads as follows:
"That IN the organization of both
grand and subordinate CAMPS all
military titles for the offers of said
camps be abolished and that the officers
be designated only by such titles a.
apply to their duties"
A proposition that the camp with
draw from the United Confederate
Veterans organ izatlon Was, after heat
ed discussion, lad on the table. The
difficulty here was technical one
MY, deferring to failure on the part
If the United Confederate Veterans to
,ecognizeIgrapd camps as distinguished
rom subordinate ones.
After adopting resolutions thanking
\. P. Hill Camp and the citizens oil
Petersburg for their hospitality, the
lamp selected Wythevile as the next
lace of meeting.
The officers elected are: Grand
commander, Th )mas w. Smith, OF
suffolk; first lieutenant grand com
nander, James McGill, OF Pulaski;
econd lieuteuant grand commander,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-30

George L. Christian, Of Richmond
third lieutenant grand commander, DR..
". e. Harwood, of Petersburg; in
spector general, 7. G, Morton, Of
Staunton; quartermaster general,
Wa, hirgton Taylor, OF Norfolk; grand
chaplain, Rev. DIR. John z. HYDE, Of
Winchester; surgeon general, DR. John
S. Powell, Of Occoqusn.
Grand Commander Smith appointed
Thomas Elicit, OF Richmond, adjutant
general.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-30

"Since then the frost Of many vim
tiers has gathered on your brows.
Since then many a summer the grass
is grown green. faded and blossomed
and withered again, above the graves
of those who died that we might live.
The tented field. the embattled hosts,
and:then then game of the gods, the
red front OF war, and the first wild
cheers OF victory Of men who fight for
fir, side an for freedom. For one glad
hour the waving of whire arms as
hearty cheers on the brave, and then
the wall of Rachael, mourning for her
childrsn. yet sending other sons to
take up the fallen guns.
Coward, still onward, moves the
phantom panorama. 1t is as the
pageant OF some tickle seascn-now
String suns; now lowering clouds;
now smiles; now te 'rs.
"Anon, our blood Is stirred by some
great field Of triumph. like that Of
Charlottesville, Anon, the scroll Of
Fate unfoIds tragedy Of unavailing
valor, like that OF Gettysburg.
"But though all the chance and
change Of protracted conAict-"hilt
gallant hope is yielding slowly to ever
more courageous despair-there is ont
thing not tickle, one thing that is nov
twoscores years old, yet we have no
forgotten; nor can we forget.
tie open scars of war have nov
been healed, aud time has tempered it
actv ". asslons. Peace hath won he
victories. and has reared temples OF in
dustry and OF commerce where ono
the battles were fought Earth
bosom, once sodden with blood O
martyr b smiled anew with tn
bloom Of uaLy harvest. In place @
those We loved and lost, and new face
have come from the land that We kno
with nfaut smiles to bless and consol
ms
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