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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-04-02

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GOLDEN rENT.-Repent ye there
fore. and lie converted, that yoursin
may he bIottcd Out.-Acts 3;Io.
saul Before erSion..............Vs -
re Sees a Heavenly S!ght.............Vs. =
lie Hears a Voice ...................N vs. Al
His Three Days Blindness. 50
AuaniaS Sent to Saul........ " lois
saul After Conversion .............. vs.. 1881
Saul Before Conversion.-W are not
:old very much concerning Saul prior
to his conversion, but the brief
ylimpses We are allowed give us Il pref
~ fair clew TO his character These
glimpses of Saul are from Acts $500. i'm
Acts ST., Acts SD. and in the first two
verses of this lesson. The first two
II these references show Saul i'm the
band of those who stoned the
disciple Stephen, and saul was con
Ncntlng unto his death" In S:3 we are
tuld Saul made havoc of the
church.. Acts 9:l shows Saul breath
ing out threatenings and slaughter
against the disciples of the Lord" We
do not need to infer from these pas
Sages that Saul (PauD was particu-
!arIN bIoodt hirsty. He was an enthu-
'iaStic. Jealous partisan Of the Jewish
traditions, "pharisee Of the phari-
1
Of Jesus concerning Himself. and CON
corning the kingdom of God, which He
came 10 found. brought into strict con-
irast and opposition those leaders OF
thought who stood for the old tradi-
lions and for the preccpts Of the rab-
his.
lie Sees Heavenly Light.-Upon
one of his missions of persecution Saul
comes face to face with the fac, that
he has not been doing right. Before
ne thought he had. But his whole con
'clence had not yet been awakened.
lie had been cropping in the darkness.
\ great light suddenly appears. 1t was
light, the like of which had never
before appeared t o him, "A light "above
the brightness OF the sun" 1t was
no earthly light, but light from
Heaven.
He Hears a Voice.-Then he heard
voice; it was no earthly voice. but
ike the light, from Heaven: saul
Saul, why persecutest thou me?" II
IS curious. but convincing. proof
that the voice was from Heaven from
the fact that Saul Immediately pcr-
ceived that il was the voice of the
Lord but the speaker was such p
LORD as Saul had not known, for he
said: WHO art thou. Lord?" The
voice came again: ~ am Jesus. whom
thou pcrsecutest." Saurs next oues-
ton was the natural one for strong
man to ask. If this was indeed tho
Lord. the Master. il was for Saul TO
obey. SO he asks: What wilt thou
!.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers, man-that is
the order of a womans preferences.
Jewels form a magnet Of mighty pow
er to the Average woman. Even thai
greatest of all jewels health. is often
ruined in the strenuous effort to make
or save the money to purchase them
If woman will risk her health to get
q coveted gem, then let her fortlfy
herself against the insiduous eonse.
quences of coughs, colds and bron-
chial affections by the regular use of
D1 Boschee's German Syrup. It viii
promptly arrest consumption ii its
early stages and heal the affected
l3nes and bronchial tubes and drive
the dread disease from the syatem. t
is not a cure-al, but Il is 8 certain
eare for coughs, colds aed all bfon.
chial troubles. You can get Dr.. c. G.
Green's reliable remedies It J A.
Go'es'. Get Greoas Special Almanac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
s,JSi I
HOUSES

ldeed by Their sta
Then why not yet
zt @hcn il costs no
a...s .a afcfior wofL? 81
Ter er p
.tiH
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
ACCOUNTING FOR THE WEATHER
colored Lady Understood Why There
Were Cyclones and Hurricanes

coIored Lady Understood Why There
Were Cyclones and Hurricanes.
The old black nanny, her days
work done, sat on the doorstep con.
tentedly smoking ler pipe and think.
ing of the happy days gone by"
Jane, the servant Of tho neighboring
family, came over to the fence
That's right. auntie," she said,
take all de fresh air you can; it's
gwine to rain tomorrow"
How dye know it's gwine to rain
tomorrow"
DE papers say Sc"
Ma good Lawd" calculated auntie,
no wondah we's ha1in' hurricanes
and cyclones and tornadoes; why,
deyye even taken the weather out Of
de Lawds hands,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
What Gotlc al.l2fs az O.
J1alltset.' et l4.g.15 Tablets.

HON. 5. u. TAYLOR, ATTORNEY,
Pine Bllft; 1t is ! pleasure for rne to
be able to endorse 9 worthy Arkanaas
enterprise. This consider Walkers s
Liver Tablets to be, / have used them
with perfect satisfaction and found
them to be all that you represent
wish vnj GU"c9as.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
L. ZONES. cDNNrcTQR on

". l.. JONES. GOHUCCTQB on
THE COTTON BET RAILROAD.
2iao Buff Arkansas Walkers
I.iHer Tablets have sven ne
1eaaf satisfaction tAau an. liver mcF5-
ic.ae or pill I ever used. There is no
comparison b.tWooa them and the US
Ha3 remedies found On the market. /
cordially recommend tGcM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
9 - So To O RIA.
Bearg tba y The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature %: @ ,11z1NZZzx
Popularity Of Tar Water,

Tar water as remedy many years
ago in England became the universal
nostrum. Horace Walpole tells that
man went into chemists shop and
asked DO you sell tar water?" Tar
water!" replied the apothecary. why,
| sell nothing else!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

MAN GoTTLIEE, JEWELER. Pine
Elaf, AZ: Walkers Liver Tablets is
certainly 4 god medicine foy malaria
and hiliou2noss. I cordially recommend
them to my friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

N.I. CRAIG. CHIEF Or POLICE.
ire Bluff. .Ark,: Walkers Liver Tablets
a}e the best that have ever used.
They are mild bat very thorough.
rsa them in ny family al the time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

FFPF NAT DOWNS ssa 1s1u
t5#as usiaH &il other liver mos 54a5 r
o1 Wgs#g t.vo1 Tablets stye G
jer sat5'ae.a th@a any h2Ec eyer
ms b-toGe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

GRAY KEY. PLANTER AND MER-
CHANT: Walkers Liver Tablets is
about the only medicine can sell.
They are the best sellers | ever had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

4 L. fiEIF3, ENGINEER OK THE
G0TT0&' BELT RAILWAY. have
=ueed Walkers Liver Tablet and can
4.a4o without hesitation that thoy ao
taF superior ~ anything -haso es=e.
faf -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

3RGADER GENERAL GOBLIN, IN CHARGE OF THE PENNSYL-
VANA MILITIA IN TIE STRIKE DISTRICT.
risader
@f wide military
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

unaer Larger onerneS Southern lettuce largely
stoe is ana esss1s hssys =, very low prices. fancy
gi. suppy and doing better Other Florida yesetaoes
to prime per les 70 bag 81 ios:2 2s DO Irish good
poor 70 to . fof 5Ssa % per dH is. ensG g
= s1 sS DO nc German large fair fancy per ~ r sss
s9 Rs S sF . s. s9s e.
5o @ U vneand c6h Seas 500
91 Brussels sprouts prime to choice per quart sI2c:
to fair slgs4; DO California 81 5o@ss 25; cab
DO native 100 s oe de- s Bsf
Fioraa per pc SH s FaT 'se S eS o j Fp
s. So do outdoor choice per basket s2qs2 5o
and II & Ra h5 % Ss @ 5 & N0T & aG Se
s6l g 5ogsa 5o onions Orange County white bag;
top t. prime me s8gs5 S % gSoF to s2as2 So g
aSe Do state and aa zslST Eo So Per S $50 %
g So do per hat hoop Dbl s3gss 25 do red per ebl
Spinach N0Pfps per bS s2ass 5o do BatmoPe si sS
St o Dc Wax g & sE Canada ar 81 SS
bbl 75qsoc; tomatoes Florida choice ripe. carrier,
q EaY AND U sPRAWIHA9ITSe i market move. slowly
seanG aaa R IS se & IL % & to % e squirt The o
export demand that has been less customary at
by the Hudson River and 1ehgh VALLEY raiirosds These
lots together with those taken to Cuba by the Nova
aas No sSSts s Me- @ 9as soc Per % 100 ss S s
less than large :. RAw-Receipts light. but
dsasT' M say there is enough on hand 70 FIJI M near wsn &
rice straw from Charleston has arrived order Receipts
Change aad an no6a IN River az Raoa @
Erie Railroad $50: Pennsylvania Railroad 15o Delaware,
Railroad &c. Lhg @ Tse2 Farosd 1a Bamors and
Ohio RaIlrosd 40 Central Railroad Of NewJersey leoi
cepts OF straw. % tons
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

METALS -coPPER-Reports were persstsnty circulated
sSs Psss hs hg F sas as 2 had But a' fRe
eai prices were 12sc Tor lake i2o
for and d s 81 for Tic casting oT m the when is me
under The market quotation That would seem m to fore fore
los lower a for lake nth SSoS sgSs sl9sPg
e W. was % Very quiet and the sales
ssaef & f8f Srb see aaS and pa fo ,
The m Local si rSss %as a. and PGp' s coshs fhs s
ure here was s22 75as2a LEAD-The local &C market
o' o 8 aus 81 and local Vas
Ranss$ 6s at aSs Quoted Tas a s nfSs
glasgow closed at ABS I'd ana @ Ss
sr srn as foundrs nary SIS 5oase s9andy sss
sdS5SGy, s5S 30; No poft. I SSi5eS si5Gsi7 ''''-''
NB was maP6st nScea dof for sSss
grades, % fdds RTSts Fsss
iS59ss: giss i7a2Sc eor,J prince fs 2sssS 2ssSe
syTSps eomOP fair. l5al7c good l792oe;
continued light The general demand rs shOwna nc
aDtssons 6 fae
"a Bristol a lsd HdBafs as5h ad is Hp Pfs. "a
as Pfgs cotton "a TsFRooD ReE Steamer ste
Guf to Unisa ss5 ansaam seaeP or
T 81 so4t s to Sd III s To
nssss .easr kasdO 81 TONS ~ tbe4 contnePs
aa kasas seR' pssts SPANISH
zee tons Pae 4s tons to eoa anis to to
IaRssIF sh ss
Ssis s:s $50 British As sms
Phadeiphia Tampico private terms; Norwegian barK
LIS tons tpreviousy). lumber Pensacola 70 London
eos Cd: Russian ship $50 s3s ID; British
bark $40 tons lumber Pensacola Paysandu and back
north of Iatteras the round: bark 655 tons,
rosin Rio Janeiro about eo per Dbl;
heEse Glen
fuegos private terms schooner s7S tons general cargo
TONS lumber Mobile Havana s. 5o schooner 4s7 tons
dry cypress. Pensacola to New-York SO 25 schooner
0s1 tons ties Brunswick New-York. lac for
lies and switch and bridge schooner 1o22
Brunswick Baltimore. i4c: schooner 2S5
tons coal Perth Amboy Rockand DOC; schooner 204
Anboy TO Boston Soc; German steamer,
1910 timber Gulf TO Continent and United Kingdom.
SIS Cd.
OIIS-Prces unchanged in the cottonseed oil
market steadinsss the rule although the market
showed stability than the previous day owing
continued depression In lard products. Ltnseed oil
mains nra in tone business slow. was
dull Quotations follow: Petroleum, bbIs 20, in"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

No spring wheat 7sHesoc: No 2 red. s7essse: No
eats 4S1c No white 4s5z Gssc: No white 4st4sxs:
NO rye SIC fair TO choice mailing barley 6064c No
! nsSssed. II 81: No 1 Northwestern. 81 64n; prime
timothy seed ss So clover. contract grade $40:
pork per oo SIS 7s9$1e So lard per 100 70. - $3.50 co.
short ribs sides loose s. scd&s co. dry salted
ooxed 81 81 7GfSI 50 short IS $50
- e whiskey basis of high wines 81 81 On Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market Oteady
cries 15924isc; dairfes 14a2oc Cheese sseay lo110
11ac. Eggs fr-n: frefh soc
Dufuth Jan. 1o--C1ose-wheat, casn No fsnard, sCSc
70 2 Northern. 15Ac; No Northern 17kc: May. soA
sp;se. oats. foHsc. Corn quoted
Mnvausee. Jan Io-wheat lower; close No I Nortneru
o1e9slc; No e Northern. Tet.9s May Ss&c Rye
nrn No eItsc Barley nrm: No . s4,a .65c. samples
559e5c Corn. May. 6s1sc. '
Is9sc July sos 9sOasc- On track hard sO7sc; No
Northern, 7s14c; No Northern TIts sgTTSc. Flour
First patents 81 t09$ 20 do sS4 TO- first clears
S3qS6 10; second do. 81 So Bran. In bulk SIT So
Philadelphia. Jan. 1o-wheat. t1c lower: eoutrac.
grade January s61z9SIc Corn finn: No mixed. Janu-
sry 6IgeIsc. Oats steady: No white clipped. 541a
nearby. prints 29c Eggs firm: fresh. nearby. soc; do
Western. 3Oc do Southwestern. SOc do Southern, 27c
Cheese firm: NewYork. full fancy small uAo:
do fair to choice 9G11c Recepts-Flour 200 bhls
2,2f60Oo 10 in sacks: wheat 7QoOO bush; corn 600
BUSH oats $4,000 bush ShipmentS-Wheat. 81 600
corn, 5000 bush; oats. 1900 BUSH
St. Louis. Jan. l0-CIose-Wheat, No red, cash.
e014 May, eO4o July s24sc; hard s3dS5c Corn,
No cash. 65&c May. 651s 96s1+c; July. 6Tc. Oats.
cash. 4sIe May 4s1.c: July. 4Olso: No white, 4s9
195ac-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

bulk 81 e5 Philadelphls bels 81 49, bulk "a 90:
ne td off sFas sa@sl RS sH@ Crime ee
prime yellow ssc lnseed o RIH Am.Tioa e raS ss
auos a aS5sf Ssd e so Calcutta Sc Western nsss
acTs va6g 81 2r0vsGn nhas9csd
aaf
ter s @ S anf sGg % as .nS e ny
al points 9f safas1 ha resPi P sas
S shy osisas Sis % spsSef @ oS .. usiss sis
Quoted Mess. So 5Sa.fo family nifg
Rsffsf IN s0sss sn aoss 5ad at s e. so
ssa ~, r. E@2GsU9get @ 19 Quoted Bacons Sc $50 n
sS' 9ss s:s sI 50.
quoted st e Si Pfsd hams quiet Quoted 4. 9SaosG
daa3 qas5sd eSssl6S Sunt51 clty easier.
' h'as hsfi I5 o9eB8saa aaosed
~ RfgEThsTe steady fTn
from points The sales 1t as stated were in excess
fsne01 Year to 0@ a
gs1s seGd; 4ns@5e prime to choice 595e head saeo'
lsis8 Esasooa bond sasss
TIE The American sugar Refining Company slightly
IS" sa Week bsnnG h sS S.
asd t PrSes were UNCHANGED Standard and fine san
are still giving the guarantee to date Of arrival Of the
525c mould A, 5oc cubes Sc; XXX powdered. 4sOc;
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4s5c
esfs :0aFTs ssas
lated standard granUlated and diamond 4 475c
T. 430c; No 3. 1850: No s 415c; No Z 4o5c; No g.
S;Soc No D. 39oc; No 10, 3.s5c; Nos II and r. 3sOc
NOS l3 IA and 10. 75c: No roc: o
granuated 475c. This summary the statistical
position as made up by Willett & Gray shows
IN the United States and Cuba together Of l6 9o1
against loOo33 tons last week and % 979
an Increase Of 81 922 year by
seclal cables: Cuba-The six principal receipts
lVVp TONS: exports 200 tons stocks. $4,000
against S Is9 tons last grinding
~ last year Europe-Stocks in Europe 100000 tons
against 275So4 tons last Total stocks Europe
ana America 296le01 tons against 2.3T5 7S3
year at the same uneven dates and 1857 1856
aate OF eceoer 1900 The OF stock is $50 6s2
IONS against an excess Of S4 800
excess Of 556 6s2 tons January 2 1902 Hamburg $50
tons renned shipped to America. No A
sale or 100 tons Jamaica muscovado made
&C. decnne OF 1-16c from the last previous sale
market closed with that quoted Centrifugal pS
quoted az 8'ec. and nolssses 50 oac
nners. II was said. disposed test
sugar even at 22c basis sugar market
was quiet and steady. but
ent month, and SIS Sd for next month
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan; 1o.cattie- 600 head market
medium s4a$6 2o sroskers and feeiers 5qS4 So COWS
Sc 2Oq$ calves 81 50gS6 % Texas fed 50 ESQ
81 10 Hogs-Recepts to-day. $4,000 head tomorrow.
% 600: left over, 10000: 510c lower closing
weak mixed and butchers seas6 674a; good to
heavy 3OQS6 57= rough heavy, So e0qS6 20 light,
SIS 60Gs O5 bulk OF sales s6Qs6 S5 Sheep-Receipts
10 600 head; sheep steady strong strong
higher good choice wethers s4@s 75 Western sheep.
s4S4 75 lambs SO 50Gs8; Western lambs $3.50
Cincinnati Jan; lo.Hogs steady at 81 759S6 40 cat
tie steady at 81 5OlS3 65. Sheep strong at 81 7bGSA
Lambs strong at s4QS5 %.
East Buffalo Jan 10-Cattle-Receipts light; good de-
coarse bulls 50@ss 60 veais choice IS 500
IS So Hogs-Recepts. 131O0 head; market slow and
lover workers. 2oas6 2 light do. Sc 1oQse l5:
packers So 35GS6 45 heavy SO 509S6 So; pigs,
S. 0OaSs IS i0as5 20; stays s4$4 Sheep and
lambsRecept 18 zoo head; sheep steady lambs higher:
choice lambs s. oas6 TO- good to choice 50 eoase culs
fair 81 s5dS5 S5 sheep choice handy wehers 81 T59
IS; 70 mixed So 9OGs4 so: culs and
81 5o9sS So heavy export and wehers s4 500
81 75 yearings S5GS5 IS.
East Liberty. Jan 1oCattle steady; choice. So 400
So co. prime s. Sqs6: good s. S51S5 60. Hogs steady:
prime heavs So 55Gse 6O heavy mediums S6 4oqSs 45
light do, SO 35S6 40; heavy S6 25gS6
90 io@sS 20; rigs s. s9gs5 oS; rogghs s5Qse sheep
Gs2; yearlings sSaS4 so. Veal calves. 81 5O9ss So
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January 80. 1902


cOFFEE-Conee regained fits loss to-day, prin
cipaly covering for profits by shorts who were
prompted 10 this movement by cable from the crop
country, which stated that there had been January
towering Of the trees that the weather was very not
estimates for the growing
be materially reduced. This cable Influenced more
support local bull interests who further
aided by light Brazilian port and interior movement to
day. Amounting "a 600 and 1900 bags respectively.
Early European cables strong HavTe market:
later however there ehsrp reaction. presumably
under iiouidation market closing unchanged
4 franc lower Hamburg advanced partial 4 pfenng
The local market opened steady In tone with prices 10
10 points higher and ruled steady this basis all day
closing 10 10 points higher and steady Europe sold
freely advance: Wall Street the chief buyer.
Total 40 decline Of 100 res
occurred Santos Rio ruled and unchanged and
the exchange fell off 70 u drop Of lS2i Ware
deliveries amounted q 900 bags in the United
Local spots steady and quiet based nom
1sy sac for Rio No = invoice lots C1earances Of
81 600 reported from Brazilian ports 70 this
country. Stock in Havre. 100000 bags. Of which
2I20o0o Brazilian, compared with 2,6S4,oo0 and
2 0so 600 bags last week.
range prices IN the local market to-day
was SaEf
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-,r,,r,s SswYork S Js9gsTy 9gs ri. 70 ts1 1902
ing ing AZ s cars for R Il alive M 84 for a. qa G aHf s
cars Mere back ana espeoted to arrive late the
higher than wcdnesdsy; bulls full steady COWS steady
r @ s6e Medium @ FOR @ Pmg ssPs sns i S s. 5
So per 100 tops So 75 fat s. 5oGs5 bulls
s5 Dressed beef rn at i0c per n for native sides
{sf 6 s Pe NJ iF esi Nsst at
roy % the Georgian @ % % take out or & t9o % @ % and
co the saxonia VIII carry to dverpoo $50 quarters .
matedJ for " Norris the Minneapolis for London viii
% Sh aan aH T $50 80 os d and Ps Or
6eef for sWif & co.. the St Cuthbert with 45o cattle
E. A Bla6kshi5s and 74s sheep for Armour CO.. the
& soni the John sandsTson 100 sheep for Armour
100 quarters rte Of beef for various shippers U
Wa wfs tse pPeyousy y repo2ted shpets total
k b ali al T. pOrs of Great Bsn With the Exception Of
2l6 and iso qu%F,sTs q beef 1910
50 e o. i97. I, n s at e g Ssns 5s is
eS & SS s 81 + at a. $ s 81 H. r. af e 4 S. g.
20 STR f. ,r S a, seis1 Ss s az ''f s fs.s r
Is B9s a Dc Sc' % a r. s Il s6 3 5S d. s 2ff m aS S
i9l4 H. f6 ll5o n at M g 7o g. o5 7cS n n,y. at
flo4 n at s. 1s 900 n At 50 25 do sIS is at
s5 h nc aG s2 80 G do 300 is at So rs: do 80 10 al
s2 H. at 2 81 g. n 20 a. 5o iG b. At 81 g. e. dS 80 b.
,sss; lf3'i ;i 4 II e. 3 + 81 S
g ! e s. + sSsS e. S N. at
f6bn S 81 sSsnon si o a. Is ksstaky is sa 20 ss @
3 B. S. 80 Ras x at i,ss 4 m p at do s. SO 81 S al a
8 1899 s. g: DO 70 sS02 g, n Ss S g go 90 M
at s9 s3S o. n da 81 s? {? D. e s
s. i:SSs e. sc sss f$i:, r
CALVES Receipts were 233 head Including 81 S5 for
butchers t @nG al sS 1r t che e Calves car Of
Ordinary TO prime veals sold st S6
Westerns Rsr at O 81 s City dressed Teais @ about steady
99o per ~ country dressed easier at 6glc; dressed
saes-H H. Hollis; u veals 127 n average at So so
per 100 no do. 1o6 n. at se IL barnyard calves 2e4
John p Nelson: SO Western calves. s75 n at 50 s73s
sIIEEP AND fAMBsDReceiPts were 2S cars SO2s
including 12 cars for export alive 81 for slaugher
city Haa and e at sStieh-st Sheep we're on very
light supplies; lambs. lOc higher The pens were cleared
early. choice sheep sold at So 5OsSt 40 per
100 10; export sheep at s. 70; common TO choice
lambs 81 75a$e 80; cglls at ss Canadian lambs at
lambs at sGpOc iOl4c for choice
saies.D Harrington: s41 lambs 10 average.
per 100 M 35 Canada do 81 o at 50 So rs Ohio
Kerns 90 Commission Co: % Kentucky lambs 10 ~ at
so; % Virginia culs SS 10 at So 80 kentucky sheep
G5 Virginia do IS N. at So 30: Oh Kentucky year
nss f ~ - ri Ros 1s state lambs 81 m at SO 25 as do
40 Tb a s4 10; state sheep. III N. at s. 90
Iarrr ston Coz 45z Buffalo lambs. 62 10. at IS 10
Buffalo lambs 90 rb So 25 % do 9s n. at IS so.
HOGS-Receipts were 2l cars or 4 2st head, all for
quotations. SegS6 % per 100 b for ordinary to
%ss'HR @ S Ds 80 d Sc 20
sas1ac per 10 for light weights. 7Ag7%o for
saeaTob fRd IS State hogs ee2 s
at So 10 per 100 10; rough 400 70 at So 40.
s Judd Co. Gate yesterday: 81 Western hogs 14s 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
NAVAL STORES,

The market for spirits turpenne frner. with very
few sellers at quotations. The Savannah market was so
higher. Rosin quiet. but steady and unchanged. We
TAR-Regulars. 81 s5; do oil. bb1s. IS so.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 640c. .--
RosINCommon to good strained 81 5oqS1 So D 81 65i
E. 81 co. F. 81 6; c. 81 20; H 81 rs: 81 30; X 81 bO
NJ 50 90; N SS go; W G So 90; W W. 81 10,
STOCK ON HAND.
20 tSis
lar A'f'@ OOIs
Wilmington. IO-Spirits turpentine steady. S6AG9
5TAc; receipts casks Rosin irm S14S1 O5i receipts
1025 bbs Crude turpentne quiet 81 109s2 receipts 4S
bbls- Tar firm. 81 IS; receipts. 12+ bbls -
Charleston Jan. 10.Tupentine firm, 36tsc; sales. 10
bhls. Rosin frm b c. p. 81 sales. 225 bbs
Savannah Jan 10.-Sprts turpentine firm. Ss1tci re-
cepts 29S bbs; sales 20; exports, BIS Rosn firm; re-
cepts 5.O7S bbls; sales $500: exports. 414.
London iO.-Turpentine- 27s ed-t Rosin-
American strained. A. Cd; fine 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

spot cotton closed steady. with quotations unchanged
oh the basis Of SIC for middling upland she FOR
nloolne GuE Sales. 20 bales Southern spot markets
Nefe telegraphed follows: New-Orleans quiet and
sescy unchanged at TIC; Mobile steady unchanged
rs savannah firm, unchanged al 1916: Wilmington
sssy ), Hnsasnged az 7?sc Norfolk steady lice higher
I'M Lice higher, l-1ec; st Louis steady, 1-l6c
ther, az 75sc. Estimated receipts New-Orleans
norrow from II 900 y 600 bales compared with
Sgs bales actual last week and 4.5o9 bales actual last
r az Houston for tomorrow. from 1000 bales
tarea with s,737 bales actual last week and s.es3
nse actual q
Receipts Of ports to-day week. as
ssek last = -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

COTnOnS-otton of the late advance to-day,
The market opened steady,
with rces points higher TO points lower and during
forenoon fuctuated within range OF points be
thtrg disappointment and receipts considerably
ceeGed those OF day last year. Buyers were
.a6Fe cautious pronounced rally already
the previous lower prices and belief that the
had been pretty well evened Neverhe
strong undertone sentiment apparent, ana
every slight decline staunch bull interests bought the
months. After easing off S.12c for May under
profit taking by smaller holders the market seadied up
Light estimate for toaorroWs Houston receipts ana
reports Southern markets persistently
working higher pressing export demand Soon after II
o'clock market Of quite sharply under the com
binee influence Of big in sight figures and large es
tO-morrows New-Orleens receipts. According
Superintendent King. 3Ge 900 bales came into
sight this compared with 2 600 bales the same
week last 59so00 bales two and 2I4Oo
bales three This brought the total amount
brought into sight thus this 7ll50O0
bales about 2)0o0o bales than during the
time year. May sold off S13c before Wall Street
Southern and local buying started reaction. During
he of the afternoon the market displayed decided
Inherent strength and in the face Of the bearish
factors above alluded adaEoed 10 the highest figures
of the day with shorts much disturbed There
little for sale, commission houses had
the South declared that plantations nearly bare OF
cotton and that holders entertained bulsh views
runaor gained circulation 20 the effect that p T. Will
soa Co. were 70 issue estimate tomorrow OF
s than 10000 600 bales though the story repeatedly
eenieo New-Ensland spinners we're moderate bidders
or spot cotton and for the months futures in the
local market all day. The quiet prices
net unchanged 70 points lower.
The Of contract prices the to-day