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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-28

Prince Henri di crcy, during his brief
visit to Washington, enjoyed the glories
that come of being lion in the social
world. In addition to the diplomatic din
ner given in his honor, he was feted at
other dinners where the guests we're the
Capitals beaux and bellies Mrs. Gray,
wife OF Justice Gray. of the Supreme Court,
entertained him at an afternoon tea,
which was one of the most attractive after
noon incidents of the week. His serene
highness left for New York on Friday and
will shortly sail for home
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-28

The Wednesday CotiIlion Club will give
its first german 1t Carroll Institute Hall
on Tuesday. Tanuaty 80. instead OF on We'd
nesday night at 10 o'clock. The german
will he led 10y Mr.. George Thomas Cox.
The patronesses are Mrs. William Todd
Devan. Mrs Jdseth p Minetree, and Mrs
William Nelson Moore.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-28

Rauscher's. The couple will be at home
Tuesday. February 20. at 1i2 Thirteenth
Street, South Minneapolis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Wheat was q tribe higher early in the d.y ,pou.no.a

wheat wssa tribe higher early In tho day. Influenced
" : rise OF ls d, II Liverpool. some foreign buying
snu covering for local and Western account. More
pser me receipts continued light and ~. Louis
souRhl a. C-ica9O, Indianapolis reported extensive
usma.c ny Insects " the growing wheat. and thu
"pssouri etAto report said that IN the southern part
" tho stats the crop has been damaged by
shetha'e freezing and thuwing Tho exports
,,I tu' wees showed q noteworthy Increase. Wills
y Ite-lpts continued Omparat,vely H. ht. IT l. "a,
.,IeiNsi In.sA5 bush, against J2,Su5 last year, aud
"a 'Vtll primary receipt. were A!S,OOO against : L.
Nv, lhe rlearances from tho scaboard were fairly
ia[te AZ 5'-, 900 bush. LaterOn part OF the improve.
neht Vas lost on selling by seal er-. FAR, de-
shultIhs down OF nye mills there. Cominisslpn
mousse sold AZ tho wo't. Corn "a, dun, but arm
WIN wheat. LiNsrTo ! Was Nd, higher. The clear.
ah,ra were hLctal at 100000 bush. Primary rs.
.'lps were dnl,t o. bush. against LOB 900 last
'Tsr vat. were hrnr with tho rest Of the list.
fLoth steady, with sales OF 5000 Ibis. Ee-
.tlp,s. were 1900 ibis. and - BOT " Ck., exports,
on oDls aud ~, 2't sacks. Winter In bbl- Super.
nnt' " t'9S2$', No = oitrn. 81 bOst2. Hu; clears,
s~.los!J,sO, s~traights, f33 asa A.; patents $3.50
as -. Spring In bbls clears. 80 HOst % 10;
s'ralghts' - 26SS3.5o, patents. sJ.754S3pp Rye
nuuI' hsOst3i so. Buck heat tOur, s9,UOstg. 20:
gram o2c.s bIc. e, l. Z track.
COTTON spot prices hero advanced l.lSc. with
saio' ot Ice bales for spinning. Miidling uplands
- y lSc.. agsinstd Ice, last year: ~ orleans and
ullt, Z lb.lbc against u 5-lHc, NJ lille. Norfolk,
,na'leston, and Augusta advanced Lac. New
uilran, sold \ ,16o bales, Memphis 1000 savannah
e6o and AuIista $50. Liverpool al, anced i82d.
NAhrel ! to . puinty, closing steady. 1.-The movement
tO.lAy WAS "A fulluWs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
RUssELL sAoB worr BssIoM.
ssssdsrd Gas Directors on had Terms Win
this President.

Aoomm,ttse OF stock holders OF tho Standard
Co LIGHT Company Ia eRdeavorina TO get own
sp OF Q majority VI thu stock to slrse to tho
pooling Of tho stock 80 TINT the company cam
no, DO turned over to any one else wlthouta
general participation In tho benefits 81 tho ar.
rangsmsnt. II was statai yesterday that at tha
meeting Of the directors on Friday. President
Russell Sage. who disposed Of the greater part
OF his stock u few days ago without Informing
III. other directors, vas fatty asked to resign
aud Was toId that II no. would not DO
40 he would remain until tho annual meet,
ing 10 April US a president VINO Woulu
b. wholly without influence IN the
affairs Of the Dom pnuy aud lacking the conn-
denos Of his board OF directors, III; SageHre-
ply TO tho request for his resignation. ~ was
stated, was "a no way satisfactory 10 tbs other
directors, He Implied thnt he did. not know
that he had been bound not TO sell ms etock
and that he could not accept n gooi business
prouosition when II was made 10 HIN.
Mr., Sage himself. when sorn AT lsolnce yes-
terday, said that he had no Intention or resign
ing nnd that he woul remain president untn
his term expired, He declared that. notwith.
standing current reports. his stock had NOT
baen bought by William Rocksfell-r 81. BY any
Of Mr.. Rockefeller agents. nor had II heen
bought by any Of the Consolidated Gas Com-
pany interests.
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Coffee was less active to-day. but 4 further sharp al.
vance occurred on higher Brazilian cables. ~sati.rac.
tory European Advces. light receipts at RIO and
Santos. and local and European buying, Lower
Wall Street was again u biyrr and the orerngs were
light. There WASH fair in Investment demand
NAVAL SroRF--Hprits Of turppnune, 53a53lao.
Common 10 good strained ro.ln, ST. 30.
PRovIaioSs.-Pork was Arm. mess, &lOb0asI1 90.
Lard was stronger SPOT Western. sS35. refined
Continent. o. 55: South American, 81 20. Brazil
kegs. ~. 40. Meats were qui I. Pickled hams .Ax
&c; pickled bellies. 54e7lc: picked shoulders,
blc. Tallov Sac, Dressed hogs. 5lss6sc. Butter,
creamery. Western, extras, zoe; do. frsts,
2s42Uc.' Stale. extras. 2a9aDc.. do. hrsts
27Sa2S1c. C~heese-State. tull cream, large
or small. fall made, fancy, l2Asi9c Eeg.-
State. Pennsylvanla and Western. 2Oieg tOc,
Chicago. Jan. ID rovisI one we're slightly easter
on realizing. which Ia usual at the end Of a bullish
week. Ths buying OF lard ard rbs was largely by
broker who act for strong local parties and there
was s GOOD outside deUand for pork. The closing
was Arm, The general .ituat'o on remains Unchanged"
So AR.-RAw vac hrm and quiet at 45.l6 bid for
o. test and "a bid for 50 test. Refined was in
moderate demand.
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IighsI. !

The cut'on speculation was very light and IN = ac.
counts tor the -mHllnSss of the fluctuations. Eur pe
bought and 81 uld Wall Street. amt there was more
or less local c 'vrrlnI. L ycrpOpl. too, vas higher.
spot markets were hrm, the receipts, M n rule. were
small. a brisk business was reported in Man hester,
1--we pool stocks IN store and atOst ARE over 1000.
onN l"s~ thhh u year ago, TIE news from Naial was
considered rather more ,L.erf "a ana in word the
general stu tlpn il considered hullsh. There is
lullt u good long interest ari -on q linus the short
Interest Is considerable. AtthH moment the outside
y thl 4 Is not d!>posed TO take hold and the sp-Cula.
tion IA inclined very largely to the professional ole.
Meut Bulls argue, however, that II present hun sh
conditions. continue for any length OF time they
must result in the starting OF another bull cam.
paign
aCorFrI-Rio on The spot was Grm at sssttc for No.
sales OF $50 BAGS Rio n = : and Y at Sc 800 RIO
No ; at SIC tOl Whia NO. : az 7Ac. cost aud
freight; 300 Ssvanilla anil 100 Central American.
Futures. advanced - 10 - points. closing firm.
Sales -, 300 baJs, HAyrs closed Unchanged Ham.
hursde lined a Pfc. American warehouse deliveries,
27,6bA Oass Rio WAS h,m at . - REV advanre. 10.
ceip's, 30. o! stock, 10000 exchange. 7asd. an
advance Of 81. Santos al aucCi 40 reis receipts,
10000; stock. ga 900. Proc. bore as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
BRADY HEAL or BROOkLYN LI0Hr.
Consolidation OF Electric Interests There
and Here Talk cd About.

Anthony n. Brady. at a meeting Of the Kings
County Electric Light and Power Company
hsld on Friday. Was elected President Of the
company IN place Of Felix Campbell. Mr..
BRADY was also elected President Of the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
Brooklyn In place OF Bernard Gallagher, re-
signe The rights. privileges and franchises
Comp ny we're leased last October to the
Edison Com pany OF Brooklyn which IA now the
operating com pany. 1t has been rpor'ed that
both these coin panles were TO Join the cpmbtna-
ton represented by the New York Gas aud
Electric Light. Heat and Power Company.
which com pans IL now controlled by the Con-
solidatsd Gas COMPANY interests. Mr.. Brady
IA also President OF the New York Gas and
Electric Light. Heat and Power Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Harry Hafuer at Home Again.

The family OF Harry Hafner. who wa, &C.
quilted by the Kings county Grand Jury on
Friday OF blame for the killing OF his father.
was united and at peace yesterday. Thp boys
mind. now That II has been relieved from the
str ain Of the charge against him. already seems
TO 10 its work more rapidly and clearly. Else
where IN THE Sun TODAY will be found an ac-
count OF his condition while he was In Ray
inOnd street lail and OF the circumstance
which brought 1t about.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Reward for Lost Pearl Necklace,

The Pinker;on Detective Agency issued a
circular yesterday Offering a reward o, $500
for the return o. a valuable pearl necklace,
which was lost Dec, IL last. The necklace was
lost In the vicinity Of Eleventh street and Fifth
avenue and consists OF sIKty-nine ppArls with
a round diamond clasp. At the Plnkerton oiilcs
information was refused as ~ who owned the
necklace or its value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

The Jersey CITY Board OF Finance voted yes.
terday to non cur in the resolutions Of the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner pro-
vidiug for a 70.OoO.OOO. gallon water plant
end soAIfying the contractor, p. II. Flynn. that
the city would purchase IL on its completion,
The contractor will now construct n 90
OuO, OOO-gallon plant aud a special election
will be held to determine whether the city will
purchase 1t or purchase the water from the
contractor when the plant is completed,
Mayor Hoos will order the election held some
day In the latter part VI next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
xEw uIvEN.s SD yICK-PREsIDEsz
william 4. Barnett ~Electsd-Fic1on About
q Lease to Central.

william z. Barnett was elected Third Woe
President OF tho New Haven railroad at tho
regular monthly meeting OF directors at the
Grand Central station yesterday, He will. un-
der direction Of the President, have general
charge OF the strictly corporate Affairs OF
the company as distinguished from con-
s,ruction. trans ortatlon and. trafic matters.
He 10 q graduate Of Yale. "a. and Of the
Albany Law School. served q short time 10 the
law office Of the late George II, Wetrous, who
afterward became Presiient Of the New Haven
road and then set w for himself In bridgeport.
In 1919 he became attorney OF the New Haven
road with hts ONCE In this city In 1881 he
was made executive secretary with his ONCE
a. New Haven, and In lE,S attorney for the
com pany Ia charge OF It's department. OF law,
real estate and taxes which post he held until
the present promotion,
Directors Of the company who attended yes
tsrday's meeting declared that recent reports
that the New Haven road 10 10 be leased 70 the
New York Central com pany were pure fabr!ca-
lions.
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FINANCIAL AVID coMxERcIAL.
SATURDAY. Jan. ID.

SATURDAY. Jan. ID.
There was fairly good buying Of stocks. with
advancing prices. to-day until the appearances
VI tho bank statement. when selling move
ment was started " professional operators
which carried prices down rather preoipitately,
Not results, however. were reasonably salts
factory. For n majority OF the stocks dealt In
gains we're shown. Tho decline which fol-
lowed the Issuance OF the bank statement was
not duo othe showing In tho statement. but to
aprearrnnged attack On the m arket. The state
msnt. as a fact. wus . favorable one Ia prac-
tically ell respects.
An increase OF IS. o33. 200 In tho cash hold
inGs OF the banks. alter allowing for gold
exports to Europe on Saturday last and to
South America yesterday. proved that money
10 flowing from the interior TO New York 10
large volume. The email increase Of 1884. 800
In deposits permitted an increase OF S4.8&9.-
025 In the surplus reserve. an amount nearly
equal to the increase 10 cash. A decrease Of
sl.55S,eUO In loans was attributable more TO
repayment Of loans secured By corporations TO
meet Jan. / requirements than to liquidation
Of stock accounts. The actual position Of the
banks was believed to be somew hat better than
was Indicated by tho statement. mas uch as
the statement was made no on rising averages.
Ill cir u IUaL ulohfI Woulu W
accumulate at this centre BY reason Of the 70.
turn flow OF funds from the West and that an
easy money mark ct might be counted on for,
proba bly. q considerable time to come.
The declining tendency Of discount rates
abroad in spits OF the uncertainty 40 to the
military operations 10 South Africa Ia reassur.
Ing. Money IL becoming easier throughout
Europe. because London. having supplied It's
pressing needs for gold by importations from
New York. has relieved apprehension at Paris
and Berlin. and for another thing tho domes.
tic movement Of money 10 Great Britain and
on the continent are now naturally toward the
financial centres. In brief, the situation in
Europe is much the same a. II IA here. It pre-.
81 nably Is true that a great deal still depends
on the Developments In tho Anglo Bosr war.
but 1t also is likely to turn out that the most
serious effects o. this war ia monetary relations
have been witnessed.
The largest dealings on the Stock Exchange
were again In Sugar Refining. For this stock
a loss In price was recorded. There we're no
new features In the sugar trade, or disclosures
In the affairs OF the company, but ths s~pecula-
short side OF the stock was couspiouously ac-
tive. There was liberal buying Of American
Tobacco and q substantial addition TO i,s
price resulted, There was less doing In Cont.
mental Tobacco, but IL, too, improved In price,
Tennessee Goa and Iron was notably strong
and closed at the best price of the day.
The transactions In the other steel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
CON MERCTaL

dul! here. Sales 10000 bush. for export. here
and at tho outports, No. 2ln elevator hc. I'M
der May; No. | Northern Duluth. 4i.c. over,
(. o. b.; No. | hard Duluth, sc. over. North
western receipts were 354 cars. against 45O n
week ago and 48S last year; Chicago. 40.
against 90 last week and 2lO last year. Fu-
lures closed unchanged 10 &C. higher. with
Gales OF 100000 bush. After Change May on
curb was 73',c. lrices "a follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
SimuriaL
The Colorado Coal and
Iron Company,
so MORTGAGE BONDS.
Due February I, 1900.

Tho Colorado Fuel 4 Iron Company. successor. BY
consolidation, to The Colorado Conl b Iron
Company, proposes to extend above bonds
NJ the rate of u per cent. per nnnum until
February I, 1909, the present security and lien
To remain in full force, the principal and interest OF
the extended bonds to be payable in gold.
Arrangements have been made 10 purchase the
bonds not extended By the holders. aud to extend
the same. Pondholders who wish to avail themselves
OF the privilege OF extending the bonds may notify
the knickorbocier Trust Company at once Of their
intention 30 to do, and must present their bonds at
the ONCE Of the knicksrbocker Trust Com
pany. No. 60 broadway, New York. between
January 18th and January 27th. 1900, to have the con-
tract OF extension and new coupon sheets attached
Bonds not extended by present holders should be
presented TO the knick~rbocker Trust Com.
pany on February I, 1900, when the last coupon
will DO paid and the bonds will DO taken 81 par By Z
purchasing syndicate.
JOB L JEROME. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

II was stated In Wall Street yesterday that
the Iressed Steel Car Company had secured an
order from France for fifty ears at an aggregate
Price OF ABOUT $1,000. Ii The cars are 4 sue
cess the trial order is expected to be followed
by much larger orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Post Otfire Nutirs.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.


Should be read DAILY by all interested. ~ chsnru
may occur at any tne)
Foreign mails for Tie week ending January, 20,
1900. vii close PROMPT Y in all Ases)At the 9snenl
Post once a. follows PARCELS Posi- MAILS oioss
on, h1ur sarisr than clo..ug time shown below.
Parcels Pest Mails for Germany close Of o L. n
Monday,
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUEsDAY-At : A NJ. for UHOPR per STEAMSHIPS
Trsye', Via x uthampton aid B emen.
"WEDNESDAY AT Z A. N rsIpplen .ntary o A. nv
Tor EU OPP, per steaushp s. Paul., via
south mp,on; at 10 A. " for SCOTLAND. per
steamship Astoria. via Glas COW le ttr- must he
directed : per st,a lshIp Astnrl."D, At 1890 A.
N. for BRLiIrN d rect, per -teAmship AragonA
via Antwerp lie tiers must be directed per
steamship Ara gonlsl }.
THvksnAi; A. 4 n for FRANCE. sWIrzEB-
Pr and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship IA
Gas ugne'. VIA IaNrr lette s Tor other parts II
Europe must be directed per steamship La Gao
sATuRDAl.-A $50 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steam.
ship Etmra' a ueepstOvn; at = A. NJ. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per 4 eamship Amster
dam, via Rotterdam Netters mast be directed
ITALY, per m Ems, via Naples Ietters
must lie directed per steamship Ems" at II A
NJ. for NORWAY direct, per steamship Norge,
via Chrst ana letters muat be directed per
sPRlNrED MATTER. 4 Germ an steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C. for Ger
many. aud Specially Aldre ,scd Printed Matter.
&c, for other pa Is ~ T. nope, American and
White star steamers on Ncddesdafs. German
steamers on Thur DAYS. and Cnnsri, French and
German steamer IN IA uria = take PRINTED
Matter, 81, for all countries for which they are
advert I'd tpC1rry mails,
After the clos" OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named arnyo, additional suppl IN 'ntary
mails are opened on the piers OF the hmeric an,
open until " thin len Minutes VI the hour of sail
ing OF steamers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
FRENCH GOLD FOB CUBA.
Lawrense Turnurs & Co. to ship 200. 900
Napoleons.

Lawrence Turnurs 4 Co. IN addition to
1000, 900 francs In French napoleons go
francs each, obtained from Europe through the
National City Bank. have arranged to ship
10 Cuba 1000 900 francs additional, which the
firm has In It's vau, t.. The gold will 80 to
Cuha in payment for sugar, The Cuban sugar
crop has Just begun 10 move. and "a the
Cubans have not yet become fully accustomed
To American money napoleOns. the long cur
rent COIN, are the beat lorm Of remittance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
surplus sIl.757.726 sis.7o7.a5o Inc. ,..a4v.e2

- ahNH w
The surplus o year ago was s2S. 2o3,O75. and
two years aga, e21,E"S,7 10.
The imports Of general merchandise. inclui-
irg Iry Go,ds a. ,4e port OF SHw IorS las.
previous week and SS9l",OHl for the corre-
sponl Hg week Of last wear, The Imports Of
specie tor thu week were Sl82. 1877. Of which
slOl.8Sj wa gold, making to,al specie IMPORTS
were; COT siO+0,836 and si'yer ssasS2 5G8,' a
total of Sl,!'13, l!1 against $3.SB3.27S the
Jan have been Gold, s3,N7s.5e2. and silver,
sl.SS1,"I2. Q total Of S5,s6j.474.
The Audit Company Of New York has de-
clarnd n .iyi'end otS per cent. on It's preferred
payable Jan. 10,
The Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville
Rhl road reports RrOss earnings for November
Of S:Hju.b2l, an increase oi SSi.1l2 as compared
with III" eeme month OF the previous wear. and
bet SlHS.Ool, an increase o. $50, 90, For tho
frSt i've months enullg Nov, 80 the gross
earnings were ) J ga 53 an increase Of $500
period ~ the previous year. and net S15U,S32,
Ill Increase OF s245,B34.
Tho Georgia and Alabama Railroad reports
gross ross eaTniREs ,3T N cN% H. Der OF St2t.osi, an
month OF the prs-ylous yrar. and net $4,000,
an increase o. 81, '0S, FOR the FIVE months
ssnIIGg my So ths gs9is saraIngs were ; Gi,
the cOrrespondin period OF the pre- yious last
year. and net Sla2,iB5. an Increase OF S2O.S4a
The Santa FL. Prescott and Phoenix Railroad
reports gross earnings for Noyem her Of $50
zoo. an incrras So OF SIS. 1879 as compared with
the same month Of the previous year. and net
si',NS4. an increase OF sl7.53s, For the five
months ending Nov. 80 the gross earnings
were sS1 ,2iI. an increase Of S37. 2yS ms COM
pared with the corres ponaing period OF the
previous year. and net S2l7.41 an increase OF
S43,Jij.
The receipts ~ the Government to-day were:
Customs. Sl.O22.1 1915 internal revenue. 81, l32.-
$50. and miscellaneous. $50. Dos. n to- al Of g.
2lI, 1Sl, The iisbursrm ents were 81. iJ5,O 600,
an excess ~ receipts over expenditures OF
S+B2. iSl. The receipts OF the fiscal year TO
date nave been s3O+, 1l5 500. and the exrendl-
lures s9S4 ,O0l $50, an rIoess Of receipts over
EXPENDITURES of S4O,O03. SO3.
The official count Of cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with that OF Jan. q shows:
Gold coin and bullion D., s205,3T6<72 S22s, 5J2, 4sA
tllver dollsra aud bullion II, 400 ~, Sp4. BhT
United states notes, $50. l1,blO.2OS lS,l7O,O52
Oth"r assets. less demand
HAOi!ltcs ,'..,..'.",, lS,b2p,'oA 1929. SEQ
Ava liable caFh balance, In.
GLIDING gold reserve 1892. COS. 100 $3.50, 58l .osS
Money in London. 2G2S per cent. Rates Of
discount. IN oren market for short and three
months biils. -, ~ per cent. Paris udyIceS
quote > per cents at 100 francs 10 centlmes.
Exchange on London. 20 francs 2lA centimes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
The List of Referees.
Cases.

The followin. Ia Alist Of the referees appointed
IN cAaes In the supreme Court last woekI
Dy Justice Fitzgerald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

NY ,.,..,I 3,UOI u 5000 V.U3H b,NTJ
Anx' stA shipped to-day 482 bales: Memphis. 2.Hd5;
~ Louis, 4. III, aud Houston, I.VI4. Port exp It's
nerr $3.50 bales, New Orleans rose | t. q y ints.
but reacted and declined ! 10 2. Futures here closed
steady At a net advance OF 2 to 4 points, with estl
mated sales Of 10. 900 bales. P.ices rs follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
INVESTORS GUIDE.

Just out, worth It's weight In gold, Tell. how 70 IN.
and not lose; bic profits certain, sure. This
great volume Is absolutely d sinterested. solely 10
introduce our big illustrated Western we,kiy
paper We will send a copy of the Inyrstor's Guide
free to all sending seven two-cent stamps for a Is
weeks trlal Latest mining ne wa. stories Of sdvsp.
'nre and ] lvel viewsof grand scenery. Ninth wear,
thi- paper, and address ILLUSTRATED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

Corn va, Arm on the spot, with sales OF $4,000
bush for exp IT here aui It the outyorts, Nc. p,
80, IL etvNatOr. sc, white y c.Oyer Nav u CnIra o.
FuNrsS wurr hrm at 4OItc. Tor January, and JpLoc.
Tor May. Oats were trm. SalCs,2-~OuU bush. No, 2
~ Ecd ~ elevator, 2r'tts bpcu No . mixed. 2ytlc.;
No > white IN elevator, u2lr T., Ne. s white IA elr n.
tor, 3lh track aui ing AIDED WHIT, 3 1850; track
anil u~nZralci nike, 2~tASu'pc. Rye was quiet a
The sNut N. . IVES, rn 6sac.. e., l. (. Sew YORK,
Car los J"r-'y and State 1Nc, nominal CT Z. track,
Chicago closed WIth December 53i!c. asked. This
shows the gram move ment.
want. corn. 0nt, Rye. Barley.
New York:
Receipts. +o.soo $500 io2. 700 5000 1928
Exports ., 1852 6.2ps 1871 .iOS ...... 83,b2s
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