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New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

regard OF Mr. Atkinson. the General Superintendent
The Commission has appointed as members of
tne civil Service Board Frank NJ Kiggns, foT
Service Commission: w / Pepperman also for a
long time an efficient member Of the examining
staff of the United States Civil Service Commits
sion. and Chief Justice Arelano who has had con-
siderable knowledge of the workings OF the Span
ish Civil Service. The Chief Justice declined to
accept any compensation, and would take the office
only temporarily. in order set the system going
ton Of the Board. the adoption of rules for the
ecution OF the act. The rules have not yet
from thirty 10 sixty days before the regular sys-
tenn Of examinations can be begun
The law contempates the holding of examna-
tions both in the United States and in the Philip
pine Islands, and requires that the examinations
shall cover the Spanish and the Enghsh languages
where the applicant seeks a place in which
knowledge of the two languages is essential
to a civil service already formed and carrying on!
those at present employed and to require them to
seek their places anew by competltiVe eNsnninaa ANNA
and created paralyzing confusion: We deemed It
wiser TO empower the Civil Service Board, in Its
the time of the passage Of the act to take exam
nations, but subject TO this restriction, to treat
lary and entitled to stand for promotion. Upon
the recommendation of the Civil Service Board and
soldiers detailed to perform duties in the civil
service shall stand upon the same footing ting when when
lary entered the service when detailed. The Civil
personnel Of the service reports that the soldiers
who have been detailed TO clerical places have
employed.
One of the problems confronting the Commission
is the substitution of civilians for Army officers
and enlisted men now detailed for the discharge of
Under the amendment to the Civil Service act,
already referred to- 1t is thought that many OF the
tnue in the service civilians. The other places
the list of eigibIes to be furnished by the C;i
Service Board which will be probably in February
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork. January 26
BEEVES-There were fresh receipts worth noting
and none on sale. Feeling firm. Dressed beef light
demand. prices steady Cables unchanged. Ship
Doo 200 cattle Toronto Hull ECO quarters
beef in the Campania Liverpool and 81 cattle
sheep in the Trinidad Bermuda
CAI,VES-Recepts 101 head. including s3 for
butchers and ga for The late
hut would probably be sold Feeling firm all around
Veals were nominal. but fairly quoabe $3.50 per
NJ barnyard calves estimated sell at
So 5OG3 rs City dressed veas firm 9ql31sc per 10
country dressed. SQi1lac: little calves steady 5QTc
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were IS 3,242
head Including IL for butchers and Isa for the
market making with the stale stock 1T1s 20 be
sold which ia Jersey City and 10 at Sxtieth-
The market better position to-day firm feel
Good sheep Toe higher; lambs
holding advance of fully 15c hut trade
crate. Of medium stock showed improve
rnent Fully II likely be carried
prime sheep sold at So 25si 50 100 10:
common prime lambs at S3dS6 10. and best grades
were holding at So 25 Dressed mutton steady at 86sc
per 10: dressed lambs at sr9ac
saes-D. Harrington 1913 Western lambs. 80 10
age IS 75 100 10; 40 Western sheep, 100 10.
81 S5.
Newton s. 10e Indiana lambs. SO 10. IS; rs
Indiana sheep, So n, at IS 80.
n L. Kerns & Co.. 24o Buffalo lambs 63 10 AT SIS 80;
so Buffalo sheep les No. at 81 So
Mcpherson & Co.: 200 Buffalo lambs. Sc 10. at 50 10.
Tohn shannon; los Indiana lambs. SO 10. at 50; is
Indiana sheep SIS 10, at s3 25.
s. Judd & Co: % Indiana sheep. lO1 10. at 81 25
HOGS Receipts llls 2O64 head including
half for the market. Feeling nrrn and sellers
quoted s. Soqs5 10 per 100 n tor ordinary to prime hogs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewYork, January %. 1901.
COFFEE-U day OF small things in local
coffee market and variations exceeded
points. On the opening call bids precisely
corded the close last night wiki the feeling however
about steady. AT the close the market was quiet and
unchanged 70 points lower. Meanwhile but $3.50
bags had changed hands. truly small showing.
a saturday half holiday The foreign market lacked
Of interest: holiday Santos prevented
tistcaI Of importance reaching from the crop
country, while there nothing in the Of specu-
latve interest. From no matter what viewpoint re
garded the market stupid, professional afar and
small that Spot coffee equally destitute Of
Business dragged along wearly prices remained
sellers in mood push transactions
Prices the close about the basis OF 7sc for
Of No RIO. There little nothing
speculative market and changes os special
Significance not recorded in prices.
OF prices In the local market day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 28-At o-days session of the wool auction
bales offered. Conttnentats were less
spirited and irregular and sometimes nat
an around prices little above those which prevailed
the October grades OF wool were IN fair
for immediate wants Several
wer The offerings week number 63 500
bale No held February 2. the day OF the
Queens funeral The following is the sale in detail New
WaIes-560O bales secured 4l2dQlS 51d; greasy
3IsG9ad nsland-35O0 bales; secured Is llzdgls
3ed greasy 5ltG9d Vict0ra-6OO bales: secured. 5dg
Is 69d: greasy 3A19d South Australia, 100 bales;
secured sda1s. greasy, 3AqI1zd West Aqstralia-2oo
5.66ad. New-Zedland-9oo bales; secured,
6a.R10isd greasy 4GsIi Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
secured I0d. 3G6td The arrivals fOF
the next series 56s4 bales including
Forwarded The imports during the week
follow New south Wales, bales Melbourne, 1898;
brisbane $40: Australia T3O: NswZealand slTls
cape Of Good Hope and Natal 3Ts elsewhere. LII.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

MOI.AssEs AND sYRUPs-Traiing in the market for
tone steady at unchanged prices Swaps were quiet
Se fair 4tssG sS3d '@IS T1T,d PrRso Rc Srps
common i5ai6c fair. i7dlsc good. i@92Oc prime 2iG
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A moderate business reported
tonnage to-day. but the rates paid showed no i'm
%sS sh. 9Rd rates fairly steady Quotations to Ive-
pool were 2sg2Ad: London Sd GLASGOW zsgstd' ySs
HhtweTS SAd: Hamburg s2is6a5 pfenniss; Rotterdam,
6Ac: Amsterdam G1sc; cotton TO Liverpool per 100 10.
very little ACTIVITY, and last prices day
about unchanged from the previous night feToeum & Sa
s. as bulk si So philadelphia bbIs $; 4O and IN
prime crude bhls, 27lze nominal prime summer yellow
prime n Winter m yeiow s6e nseed
Inseed otes Pc under city brands lard oil 6$aSc
BY the strength & in soaT sgaR 20 and rm
g m & day n RfeP s Seaso 81 & BOa'eo n
g 9gsssd s,s e5s as s Ss 'G fan
Din oaots: TO- Ness ssGso 5O family siogfi2 packet
Da sGSiiO 'S Quoted sstfa at H siSssso
F1fHs Ss C m Sc ssSd9 isS ~
sm9s9s s9sae 10 ~ sSSae Il NJ Sc P,iaS u @ hams ANS
asi esGssd s,!sSS 6ndIsJ s5y
ARM S ely %so's s e 9sansn sp'd & a
e ss1 western ssss $50 sSmpopna M SRltf6 city Quoted
RicEHf6e market ruled slow but firmly
4.2c: prime TO choee 61sGo9sc head S'hq6tae: ratna
bond 2Q21sc.
SUGAR-Orders were limited and the market very
quiet unchanged list prices. We quote; Cut loaf.
crushed and dominos &c; mould A, hs9e' cubes h15e;
xxlrx powdered 665c; powdered coarse powdered and
powdered 5000: confectoners' granulated hloe;
Eagle. fine granulaed 56Oc; Eagle. 10
10 and N bags Of fine srsnulaed ade;
Eagle granuated. standard granulated and Diamond
A. 5oc confectioners' \, 5soci No l. 515c Nos and
3. Bloc. No 5O5c; No g. Sc; No g. 4eSc No 4s3e;
No s. 4 zoe; No 10. 4d5c; No ii, 4doc; Nos
~ 49, 455c: Ia 10 and i6 45Oc. Gable edviees
Indifferent character, Beet sugar at LONDON
reported quiet steady at unchanged prices 9s lad
for both months The local also quiet and
unchanged at 4lc for centrifugal 9e 3a.e for mus
covado sac molasses sugar
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool jan as-CIosing: wheat-Spot steady; No
California 6s No red Western winter, 0s Id; No
Northern spring 3lsd futures Arm; March IS 1Tsd:
May 2Ad. Corn-SpOt quiet American miXet new.
ss lid American mixed old As futures quiet; January.
10Tsd: March, 1Otsd May, SIS SA+d Peas-Canadian
steady. Hops al London tPacihc Coastl steady.
e 5sGf3 5s FlOurS Louis fancy winter steady IS 3D.
Beef dull; extra India mess eos Cd dull. prime
mess, Western. Cos Cd Hams-ShOrt cut. IA TO rs n.
quiet BacOn-Cum beriand cut. % 20 80 10. dull
AIS Cd: RIB, I6 "a 10 steady 42s long clear
midies light es to 80 No. steady as long clear iddles
heavy 10 quiet Sd short clear backs, 10
quiet Cd; clear bellies IA 16 10. steady. 45s
3D. ShOuIders-SQuaFe IL IL 10. steady. 3Ts Lard
American refined. In pals quiet SOS; prime Western In
tierces steady dull: American finest
good. Cheese steady; finest American white Sis Cd
finest American colored 52s Cd Tallow steady; prime
city 3D. Australian London. 2Ts Cd Cottonseed
oil-EIun refined. steady 21s Turpentne-Spirtts
steady, 3D. Rosin-CommOn steady. IS sd Linseed
oil arm. els Cd. PstrOlspm-Refned steady. Tlsd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan 26-Csttle-Receipts 800 head. nOmt-
naliy steady sosd to prime tesrs logsd RSs1 $40 20
50 T5Gs+ Is: hsffers. 81 1885 so. s2Q
81 20; bulls 759S4 lalves Sass I5 Texas fed
steers S4QSs TO- Texas grass steers 50 35QS4 Texas
bulls. 81 sogS3 IS. Hoxs-Respts to-day l5oe0 head
Monday, $4,000; left I5e0 opened strong % &c
5isher closed weak; top 50 S2la mixed and butchers
80 OSqS5 80: good choice s. 15fS5 Sz; rougn
heavy S56S5 To- light SIS e5GS5 20 sales s. 1I
IS q Shesp-Rseeipts Loes head; sheep and lambs
steady Werhsrs S0$4 fair choice
mixed 50 5oGx s.; Western shsep. s. s5pss so TsxEs
sheep. So 5GFS3 80; lambs 1895 40 Western
lambs, S34s5 40 Official receipts for two weeks sonl
pared: This recsipts-CattIe - 500 head; hogs
10000 sheep q. 200. Last Week-Cate $500 head
hogs i6eslO: sheep. 1880 -,
Cincinnati. Jaa- 26-Efaxs active higher Sass 81
Cattle steady So 25@s4 IS. Sheep steady. 81 SeGS4
Lambs steady. So 5O9S5 go
East Liberty. Jan aR-Catt.e steady; extra. s. +Og
50 80; prime. s. l00$5 % common. SS1S3 iS. HOGS
stronger prime mediums Workers. 50 -; heavy
hegs IS S5Gs5 40 pigs s5 209s5 10; roughs. So 1OSS
sheep steady; choice l0GSf G5, 81 -
Gs2 5o choice lambs, Glys5 Is; good. Si
So so; veal calves 81 509sS.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool csbesspot cotton
American 4ooo receipts, 10000 American. SO 600 mid
Ganaa closed 4 net 20 Po
February March a0v; March~Aprii 5.isb; Apr-May,
SdSb: dS MayJune 6l4b JuneJSy. 51I3Ah; JulyAugpst
4S93ss October 4ssv; NovembeT-December.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The market had firm tone
As
m Snr a dsF SRrns @ % GeFe %.4 p at
S. :PTRS aars s o s 's M NS o. vii" no
e spot lD9 Fair 0o5 to
2s2tea Hp aa6 e
sprsE sspsr ran NO. sp@ TSF'G z5Ss
oS @ wns4 ss fan sS SRS9s SIC q c Sn bran sg ST.
corn meal s25 ipseed oil ST 2? corn oil cake
fffI n strength s aSd activity was
IN Ea Ehfa last h0aF Of the regular
Closing May wSS was S H Sshe thSn on Friday s8S
o'clock 9se higher The important influence at the
Of cables together with small Northwest
poets, At Liverpool and london closing prices showed
A@%d advance; and Pans markets We're from 70 10
shnmsnts would be 1000 bush for the wesb Win somg
impression that visible supply figures Monday Seuld
crop affairs intlmated mat famine Threatened in
a r9onha is @ bad Spring wheat seeePIS pts Tere I % only @
the way export business little nothing accom-
bush had sny R%s Ss hS S oao r
this 5eE S fair on E
account. The feeling the close unsettled and
somewhat feversh, with sentiment hullish than
Otherwise On the curb MAY sold 70 - . l6c closing
at S2isc No red was quoted at S22c. No Northern
Duluth SS1sc hard Duluth 9liRC, o b
aioat basis .CORN-The local corn market advanced
little during the session nearby deliveries with the
regular close unchanged Lc higher. advance
Of dsd in the English markets and strength wheat
the principal bull points during Chicago
the advance was checked at 39lsc by active sales on
profit taking The bus mess proved be
unimporant everywhere Cloudy weather was shown In
the West and receipts tell slightly below
No closed at +Sc elevator 4S2C delivered
b afoat. .OATS-The quiet a
point with the market steady. sympathy
oats droted at 30iAc: No g. soc; No white S2qS2lac
No white, 3ll9c. track mixed. 30g31 ao track white
SlG3oc; No white clips S3c. .RYE-Market dun
No Western 5SiSc and No Western 5Sc, both ( O b
ahoat; State 53d5ic l Work. Carlots.
BARI-EY-MaTket steady Feeding, 4Sal50e and maIting
-Bl
Market duh. Quoted at 60a62c New-York.
NEW-YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-The continued dun trade IN mar
beans mas caused further weakness and choice stock
was offered to-day at So 5OGs2 52 the outside figure
becoming extremes pretty fair lots 10 be had
below the inside hgure Medium are steady psa , are
and very rarely exceeding 81 80 for the chocest
quality. Red kidney duh and weak u Is quite dountIH
that quantity stock could be plaesd at over ~ 90
White kidney and yellow eye In small supply Cahiohit
lima slow and rather Giants exceedngy auIi am
Foreign medium moving fairly Green ana sc0teh
peas unchanged. We quote; Beans marrow enoise yer
bush 81 5oQS2 521s; do medium choee 90 pa
SO 40ds2 421s do white kidney shoiee 81 ooas2 % 90
eye choice 81 SS; do black turtle soup, choice,
81 soqsl IS; do lima California 81 so Imported Giants
81 a0S2 50; imported 81 SqS2 80 imported
medium, 81 s3qs2 TO- bags 81 l5qSi fai do
Scotch. bags, 81 20.
BUTTERThe receipts week, including to-day. foot
up little $4,000 pkgs. but $500 Pkgs Were sx-
ported leaving only about $4,000 pkgs for home ensup
tion The demand while active has been tuy eqna
to the supply and stock has cleaned In pretty good
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
LORD RoRERTs's GRAyDSEPHEW.
From The London Chronicle.

From The London Chronicle.
Among the millions who have watched Lord Rob-
erts's dOings in South Africa during the last
feel writes correspondent. has fol-
lowed his doings with more vivid interest. and. for
his years. more intelligentfy than his elevenyear
old Australian SFandnephew. Beamish BrufOrd-
made the acquaintance OF Beamish while visit
TO my sister at Bathurst IN. s. W) at the time OF
the Spanish-American War i found my sister 8
two all aged. respectively four and seven,
filled with martial ardOr chiefly through the
influence OF great soldiers relative
In large paddock belonging TO the house the
three worked vigorously all day at the task OF
building forts, planning campaigns and studying
military tactics. I we'll remember how my sister
and !. having undertaken 10 make some flags for
the valiant little army, our work was politely but
firmly returned TO 10 be altered because We had
placed smslland as We thought, unimportant
line in a wrong position. A picture pro-
duced for our guidance for Beamish was essential
" military enthusiast. and studied books on
army drill with all the gustO that boys of hts age
usually give to pictorial alphabets On account OF
his relationship to the great general he was Lord
Roberts In the soldier play. and not his pro-
totype was more loved and admired by those unst~
his command
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis. Jan. 26-CottOn quiet; mddng, 9ae; low
nnddIng 9c good ordinary Sac 917 bales
gross I460 shipments 1902; sales 200 stock 14s so
Baltimore. 26-COJton nominal. mlddiing. Sisci
middling T-l6c; good ordinary. Is l6c; stock
Ia. 4s7 bales
St Louis. Jan 26-Cotton steady; middng 9se low low
middlns 91se good ordinary, s%e; net receipts o-z
bales: gross 9 456: shipments. Q T6O; stock Sta
Galveston, Jan 26-Cotton quiet middling, t-ldc;
low good ordinary, Ssc: receipts
1S4 bales: exports Great Britain 9959; the Con-
tinent IL T01; coastvise. {. 1J5; stock, l6i93I-
Savannah. Jan. 26.-COttOn steady: middlng o I-l6c
low middling Ice receipts s. SO bales; TO
Great britain coastwise SOSs; sales 1877 stock
iO7 234
mddling &c; good ordinary. she receipts. 6IS3
bales; exports $500; the Continent 2+s3:
coastwise I.sT3; sales. 5.O5O stock. 360O94-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

COTTON-January had precedence In to-days trading
cotton and alone showed a gain for the day The
OF the list sluggshly influenced by legitimate
conditions. which of bearsh For instance,
the Liverpool cables disappointing, while the
receipts considerably the anticipauOns OF
the element Light foreign selling orders and alb
Of investment support latter due entirely to fear
Of manipulation added the heaviness in the months
other than January On the opening call prices were
points higher on January. but from 10 points lower
the Of the list hurried drive for cover soon
Of yesterday. Thereafter that contract kept
by that would lie In force. \
claim that larger bears had made private
settlements oversaes of January generally
believed be Concerning February II was stated
intended carrying Its operations
through that month"; and possibly through March The
January caused spot cotton To advance
another Ac this morning 04sc for middling, net
of n two The South and Europe were
light sellers OF March and May all the morning. this
the hehvness of those posi-
A close the market was barely STEADY, Win
points higher and later months from
points lower The better minds in the trade pre-
dlcted continued speculation long the market
Dominated by strong clique AS was now the case
commission houses declared their constituents were
fatty refusing hold and fearful Of exten-
sion Of the manipulation March. May July.
made possible relatively lower prices in NewYork
than Conservative estimates placed
brought into sight this week at from
bales. compared with 200 600 last
week 229 900 week $4,000 in 1890 and
272 900 IN 1898
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Liverpool Jan. 20 D. m--Cotton-Spot, limited de-
mand; prices barely steady; American rnddng 51sd.
The o 40eo bales OF which 10 were
for speculation and and included $500 American
Receipts $4,000 bales Including $4,000 American Futures
opened quiet but steady and closed easy; American
ri idns / m G. January "a 6fG5 25 Sid value; Jsnu
ary February % SAD buyers; February and March
2O-64d value March and April. Is Gid buyers; April
ana Nav 5 l6-64d buyers: Nav and June Il e4d buy
ers: and July II GAGS II Gid buyers; July and
3 September 80 64fp
6if4 so sellers: Oe
toSer 2 o G. 3s-64d nominal: October November.
z o C. 3I-64d nominal.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
! OF contract prices in the local market was as

Spot cotton closed duh with quotations e advance on
Of 0se for mddng upland and 103sc for mid
ding gulf; sales Southern spot markets were tee
graphed follows NeW-Orleans steady, unchanged at
9isc Mobile dun and nominal. unchanged 5-16c;
savannah steady unchanged 716c; Charleston firm.
unchanged at 9%c; Wilmington Arm lac 91sc Nor
folk steady, unchanged CSC; Baltimore steady.
changed 07sc; Memphis quiet unchanged 91sc Au
steady unchanged TO Ice Off at 9sse; 81 Louis
quiet, unchanged at 9kc. Estimated receipts Monday at
Neworleans 1000 10 $4,000 bales against 1871
and 4e5s last year At Houston. 5000 90tsl
bales last year.
Receipts ports interior points to-day,
pared with the day last week and last
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

Cush quotations were as follows Flour dull, winter
Sc sppin specials s. 800 80; pajents 50 6GS5 So
s'T'ighTs - UaS$ l0 bakers. - 2OaS2 co. No spring
Ss.c: No : yellow 81 I4.c 30 oats 2is 25e: 10
white ISt4t2Se No Whit. 25tz g2T9sc; No 52c;
st34; 10 NorShw-stea, 81 a$i ., prime timothy
Sftd 81 70 e9ver contract grade. sI. Ness pork.
rios sides oose lSi IS dry soiJe, shoulders 1boxe
keT basis Of high wines 81 n on the Produce Exchange
oday the butter hrm; creameries I4a2Oc;
fresh isc. '
Cincinnati. Jan @6-Flour steady Wheat quiet: No
red soc Corn strong; No mixed S9lsc Oats steady;
Duluth Jan 2G--wheat-No I hard cash. T67sc; May
44se; so4se; no ! NoTshern sash. l4se; May I3se July
631sc Corn, SIC. Oats. 261s957c.
Milwaukee Jan 26-Whest hFmsr; No 1 Northern. u
Blss Bey quiet 9 Ne NorhG e lg & Eye se hssF No l. e
Minneapolis Jan 26WhsaJ-Cash, T69se; May. L61se:
July f!3sc On tTaek-N9 / hard 7s7se; No Northern
I6+se; Nc NSrtaern I2lsa sc Flour higher; arst
SI1 2ja$I1 So
Philadelphia JAN 26.-whear-Contract grade January
4sia4sse Oats Steady -Four rm ahd Seid SiSc
per bush higher; 81 20aS2 do extras
straight So 25Gs3 clear 81 2OQss s5
do straight 50 40as3 So patent 50 60dS3 So Kansas
81 75 spring clear 81 s5s % do straight So s5@Ss 90
do patent $4as4 5; favorite brands 81 20G 81 co. city
IS 40sS a6 DO patent IS sIS4 So Butter steady;
Western Creamery 22'eS; do prints DC EgEs hEm lc
western 21e: do southern. 2Oc. Cheese steady New
Y9Ts full creams fancy zaa o E DO ts M d 70 efSe n e
sacks; wheat. 1000 BUSH corn. 5000 BUSH oats lsooO
shipments-Corn 1900 bush' oats. 15ooo BUSH
ssn s ay a9 ssn ess auis s $ aHa
and January Ssc' May 4ots Oats dull ana sIsSay
cash and January 21c May 357c rye S5e NIah
81 AHA.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits -uled rather quiet but about
steady unchanged prices Rosin was steady an un-
changed We quote;
TAR-Reguars. 81; do oil. bbls, 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-+ fO1ac
ROSIN-COmmon to good strained 81 20; p u %; -
81 So; G. 81 50. H. 90; 81 g5; K. 81; ~ g Is; \,
So IS; W G. So S5, and W W. sS 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits tnrpsntine
Charleston. Jan. 26-Turpentne steady, So1sc Rosn
firm. unchanged
savannah Jan 26.-Spirits turpentine. 3Te: receipts
$50 bbls sales 146; exports 4ol0 Rosn nrn ana a
receipts. 449 bbs sales 1141i exports oSo5
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

pigs would sell IS IS and probably higher.
Country dressed fairly steady for all weights
Sales. Judd & Co. Oate yesterday: ia3 OHIO hogs.
204 70 average, at IS IS per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

raso, Iaa. 2a-rhs leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

Ro-Cofree market weak; No RIO 6si75; exchange,
lOd receipts. 1000 bags cleared for the United States
{ 600 bags; stock. 29l 900 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee fooVs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
THE CIVIL CODE.

p'rreao.n Code. Ia distinction from the Code OF
e-s8lu.sr y based upon the civil law ana IN most
adequate for the solution or nn"'rnsr-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-27

Receipts OF breadstuhs at Interior points In
~ folIona;