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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-03-17

lished on the Smoky. 1t is called
Stockrange and w. p. Harmon is
postmaster.
Will Bristow, we'll known in Ogal-
lah and Wa-Keeney, was married last
fall and is holding down a job as post
master at Robinson, Utah.
Mr.. Hughes of Dighton visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King last week.
Mrs King and little son accompanied
him home Tuesday morning.
For SALE-One of the best 800 acre
farms in Trego county. For terms APP
ply to George Baker, Wa-Keeney,
Kan. Can give possession at any time.
DIR. Raffington, Dentist,
Will be in Wa-Keeney,
March 80 and 81 Office Ferris House.
Collyer, March %.
Fred Mcdonald, known since boy
hood in Ogallah township, is fighting
for the English in South Africa. He
enlisted in Canada. His father is in
Alaska.
Robert Bailey. who made trip
through the western states during
the past six months, arrived home
last Friday. He visited the county
seat Monday.
Mr.. Douglas of Oberlin, Kan, was
in the city over Sunday. He is buy
ing steers for the Benton ranch in
Decatur county, one of the largest in
western Kansas.
Rev. 1. II. Clemens will preach the
funeral sermon of Mr.. ana Mrs. j. NJ.
Bells infant child on Sunday. March
Is. at ! Il. m. at the Leland school
house, Graham county.
Sam Harvey of Ogallah township,
received telegram last Friday an
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother who lives near Emporia. He
left on the evening train.
The Young Peoples meeting will
be held at the Baptist church. Sun
day, March IS, at p. m, the subject
will be. Eye must be born again."
John 3:1-I5. All are invited.
w. F. Cook of Cove county was in
the city Monday and made us a pleas
ant call. Mr.. Cook is one of Goye's
ing 1875 head of as fine 2-year-oId steers
as can be found in western Kansas.
A l.. Richardson was up from Riv-
erside Monday and made arrange
ments to prove up on his timber
claim. He has sold his homestead
n rl,n
stock at Ellis and will take charge of
the barn shortly.
For SALE-My English Shire stall
lion. Prince Albert is blood bay of
fine style and action, and gentle as
dog. He is 8 years old, stands 49,
hands high and weighs 100 lbs. Easy
terms Address JOHN LANDGRAF,
Hill City or Wa-Keeney.
If we had been accused of robbing
our neighbours hen roost or visiting
big fat coal pile some dark night we
would not have felt half SO bad as we
did about the accusation the Independ
ent made last week about stealing
two line local from Them The fact
is we did not steal it at all, and the
Lord forgive us III we do say it if we
were going to steal from a newspaper
it would not be from a rotton Pop
sheet, edited by brilliant legal light
as Cox who has copied scores of ed
itorials from Brann's Iconoclast and
tried to work them off on the public
as his own. Verify the old familiar
saw is always bobbing up: People
who live in glass houses ought not to
throw stones"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-03-17
Gifts For Five Million LQdleS.
The Most Remarkable Offer Ever Made
by Reliable Firm.

by Reliable Firm.
EDITOR WORLD:
Please announce for a limited time
we will give, absolutely free. an ele-
CANT sterling silver-plated sugar shell
choice of any of 40c patterns to
every married lady in the Unite l
States who will write us letter stat
ing that it is her first request for one
of our souvenir gifts. We will send
illustrations from which selectit n
may be made. There is nothing to
pay. The gift is absolute.
Our object in making this sensa-
tional offer is to get a sample of
Quaker Valley Silverware into every
home in the land. We believe it to
be the most effective advertising that
we can do. We will not send these
sugar shells to lists of names. This
is too expensive gift to send to per-
sons who don't ask for it themselves.
Therefore, each lady will please send
her own name only. But one to fam
lily and none to children. Ladies,
please write to-day, giving full post
Office address.
QUAKER VALLEY MFG. Co.,
Morgan and Harrison SITS,
Chicago, Ill.
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p. j. GUBBINS,
Restaurant and Confectionery
CANNED GOODS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.
Meals at all hours.
CoLLYER KANSAS
COLLYER.

Snow and rain Wednesday.
VIM Bower plowed his orchard
Tuesday.
Assessor Hit was around Wednes-
day assessing Collyer folks.
DIR. Ellis is training the school
children in drill tactics every after
noon.
James Hickman, the photographer,
left Saturday night on the east bound
train.
DIR. Ellis and VIM Bower made a
sidewalk across First street Monday
afternoon
Mrs. VIII Blackwell of Cove county
was in town Thursday having her
baby's picture taken.
Miss Ollie league drove to Wa-Kee-
ney Saturday to take piece of school
land southeast of Collyer
Mrs. Bartlett, who had fall from
her horse which laid her up for a few
days, is able to he around again.
Miss Ollie Teage has taken up
housekeeping again, and drives to
and from her school on the Saline
J. r. Austin, DR.. Ellis and Charlie
Hickman built sidewalk across Ans
lie avenue Tuesday. Well done boys.
A big improvement.
More property changing hands in
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-03-17
0AsToE
~. - The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature :; &NzZzszzw

A new postoffice has been estab-
lished on the Smoky. 1t is called
Stockrange and w. p. Harmon is
postmaster.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-03-17
Fresh pork at Bakers.
Good fresh beef at Bakers
Come to us for job work.

Good fresh beef at Bakers
Come to us for job work.
County convention this afternoon.
Nat Fuller is under the weather
this week.
Dr. Griffin of Ellis was in the city
the first of the week.
Frank Walker proved up on his
timber claim last Saturday.
Earl Hunt OF Cove county was in
the city Thursday on business.
Grant Marshall erected new wind
mill for A II. Blair last week.
Postmaster Gibson returned from
his Iowa trip Thursday evening.
Uncle Billy Sommerville is visiting
friends in Jewell county this week.
Mush and milk social at the home
We have had all kinds of weather
this week-spring, summer and win
ter.
F. S. Diebold is in Topeka this
week dbJtHuiuS Tile uTdlIiucuS hctC-
ing.
Landlord Pepper of the American
house was indisposed the first of the
week.
Lyman Ross, ore of the live young
business men of Ellis, was in the city
Tuesday.
Charlie Hillie repaired the sidewalk
in front of S NJ. HutZei's Office last
Saturday.
Hig Swiggett advertises to prove
up on his homestead in ollyer town.
ship on April 81.
Rev. Gunckel and T. J. Nixon are
attending the NJ. e. conference IT
Concordia this week.
Lloyd Morgan was reported quiz e
sick with congestion al he lu'gs
Tuesday, but is better.
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Guy Huyett of Minneapolis, H; !,
salesman for Il Kansas City lIardw; re
Co., was i'm the city W edncsday.
Genial Sam Riley and son Jesse Of
the Saline were in the city Monday
and purchased load of barley for
seed
Ed Fike of Grainfi I'D came down
Sunday evening and remained over
Monday visiting his old friend iiig
Swiggett.
Eiihu Neff was in the city last Sat
urday stepping higher than usual on
account of the arrival of IA new boy
at his home March 3.
Frank Wollner repaired Il e side
walk in front OF his property 4; &
Monday. 1t would be well if some
others would follow suit.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-03-17

and around Collyer. F. Preston. the
village blacksmith, bought so acres
of Mr.. HUrac recently.
Miss Mary Ebeling took her sister
Lizzie to Hays City last Friday to DIR.
Brown, the eye specialist DR.. Brown
thinks it will take a six months
treatment before he can tell if the
eye can be saved.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
NEW,YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NovEMRER 8 1900

'ls g +
to 20 SS. e. 2ss 5
toms toms nm. s e y m sCs5ons
s 4 U.s. ons R & .,s NsSTG to
g0oas @s Baltimore Galvss,os private terms ssh0ons
British schooner 90 ser.iser. @
quarters grain Baltimore to stettn 7isd December
fS2 Rsnss to picked ports Knso srie d
berth terms; Hamburg. IS 4'ad Copenhagen as 71sd
g Ss SF .; . % a,s @
Gesha Ges S5 40 eOs ana = u ea ssA
prm @ as seow r pTemp On
yellow, s3c prime white s9aioc prime winter yellow
soied 47sc caIe1tta raw $50 Western nseed quoted
PRov1sIoNs@The market at nrst showed firm tone
an an of
eht stocks but .qbseueny influenced By hsayy
weak about Iow point Of the day s d receps PTS at nd a
Tsaf Gas Tth dd snd
sS :;!S5s2z R:@ss S s'
saay fs@ as,sd 'S ness As eos ss &c. f ds Sic
faskss $10g:o 80 extra 0dis mess $sgsl7 go [ 6
sesdIer quoted baSanS $e $50 p ess isC Am, NJ
Quoted Pss .on hes M "a S n m sc Il
H. &c picked shoulders quoted ea6sc picked
Gountr2 ' !u0taa quoted
ssssS 9a@'e sSe ont,eT nj eTf@ 7so 'a Rraz
oouc compound quiet; quoted, CITY o'suo7tc'
civ .rd Jul quo ed oe'' &C. h'''"
RICE-The market for rather quiet but about
steady at unchanged prices. with trading very Hgn'
and along lines Quotations fellow: Domes-
tic common to low fair, Sh@4ttc fair to good 49Snc
2d2tsc.
SUGAR-A somewhat feeble undertone apparent
in the refined market to-day in sympathy with the
sagging market for the material. Buyers in view
OF the latter fact inclined hold of anticipation
were unchanged Quotations and crushed
6.l5c dominoes dn half bbls only Mould A, &c:
CUBES and XNXX powdered, 5000: powdered pow
dered and fruit powdered. 5.s5c; Eagle confectoners
lated, m cartons. II bags and 10 bags of fine
granuated 3S5c: Eagle fine granulaed standard
lated and diamond A. 5c confectione-s' $3.50; No
J. 54oS: Nos 2 and g 535c: No !. 6.soc: No ).
No TO- s3c No II. 4Soc Nos IL 4.75c: Nos II.
IL and 16 I70c This weeks summary statistical
position, made up by Wllett Gray, shows stocks
in the United States and Cuba together $1,000
against SoS2 tons last week
decrease OF lSs,s1 tons under last year. Europe
week and AL 80 tons last Total Europe
ana America. 3lo+ tons, against
ana 6So 4oS tons last at the dates and
COL 429 tons ar date Of October The
deacency OF stock Is 2S 954 tons against deficiency of
5l6 s2 tons last week. and De
Eas vas somewhat irregular sale OF Is0o bags
una centrifugal 96 arrive 11-16c. which
was equal TO 4%c for centrifugal. reported The
. one however was steady * the decline, due to
Ksnres winch We're 4%c for centrifugal. &c test 3sc
TOT uscoVado and 3ssc for moasses sugar Cables
ioitt ana steady at slight advance nd
'Pl"n "hlie the distant position ruled unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
The following the receipts OF cotton at all
ports Sentenher / 1000:

FLOUR AND MBAL--The effect of wheats brenk was
ali v 9s b Gss eadsnds aRa says eard hs ar sa
REaf pTsE siss' sssr :s S 500 g.
3: SPOT e9a sf QS"3eS Tsr qou5 n
sa sG1's e f;s;S s%*s oFN
aAG @ sasA.e ss En nte and ysoS csc
ss spns bran sf s5sE @ saH' to ays
sity bran s17as hominy chop SIR oiinsaL $40 g.
wheat ,sA1 market ark t. yesterday wa,
in the Inspire @ swsncs sus N he enough
extent E'ss e. h@ soSs holders
q he as prsSsosa "SS neSt S P8hs hs
Of cable posted by the Exohanse stating that wheat
reduced IS Cent he II Padt aon a@s to and S e
aus G. In @ as5 opening
ReesSer sod naoI up to 1ss after
& quickly lost its ally and closed partly I'd net lover
iirey change the sentiment and make the se
ss hs wefs aca aG ba in
F to 9 9r but b @ sasnJ
cs La Plata Mseb Of snoaa oSsh Wheat in Liverpool
!%~eq low By Losses of aid in California % and
sb6ssl s9ssd n.9s franc ~ higher ne but this only
sensaftona rp,i me market ali the week TO the
nont for the not bui GfEa6dnd 6dn
against 2saooo Bush Re week aso nHd
sppe assns I @ 4ooo NFas6'ns 6nsn In 9ss 3ss
491 cars last week and 1s csTs yeae
ago Cash wheat relatively steader than
ana export business amounted about 81 loads ports
West 10 Liverpool and Lcndon 9 basis Northwest
country elevator stocks
representing increase during October o
bush year ago the stock 10000 900 increase
to the effect -hat Of the mills closed down
The Produce Exchange will close Saturday
at IL ocock omittins the business between
tfa hour and O'Clock 1t is expected however
cash wheat, afoat basis. follows: red
NeU-Yorf 7s7sc: No ! hard Duluth. sStsc: old No
Northern Duluth 81 Sc: No / Northern Chicago SlMc
No . hard New-York. 75Tsc...... .coRN@Notwith-
relatively undertore ali day. espe-
c!aIl spot property. which caused an advance Of
&c in the November option. against sc on later
deliveries Country offerings were light. the
fact that English markets closed SAG s.d higher
invited fair speculative demand in
face Of small export trade latter amounting only
30 loads all At Chicago about 900 bush OF
cash corn sold for shipment, mostly ,ac
over November Argentine shipments 100000
bush compared with $4,000 last week and 1944.0 a
year ago No closed 45iec elevator.
erei and 4Gh4c h anoat OATS-The market held
steady most Of the with Influenced
t sesboard clsarances Of 1900 bush. No closed
27lsc track mixed e5aG26lsc: white 27dasc No
ern Sec and 10 western s. sac both 20 ases Mesi
State rye. S1@52c II NewYcrk carlots riley
Market quiet: feeding 42Q46c and mailing, 50G5sc
both I Buffalo. BIIC'KwHEAT GEAIN-Market
dull quoted 51= 60c Bradst-eets exports of wheat
and -four for the week 36l2421 bush against
32.9IS last week and 3046S56 same week last
year Since July this season the exports o wheat
aggregate C $50 564 bush, 70 time
last year The exports OF for the aggregate
1920 10 bush against 1896 e5 last 45os4
exports Of 452 bush against IS S41
500 last -'
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

esif SsR 81 sR11S,r%s.' 1S c :: sos IS und:x
s s. e s s Gen aP;s
81 g. % tsssd rssssss ssse 1 S1s tss s SsS
ssessoc DO gresnwing 29Gsgs rasbita pair,
HAT AND Observation-Disclosures a, market ws,
wholesale buyers present As u a % aea upon % .se we're
to but the any grade Aexibs enough
f, re market is likely to be in test condition until
aue, me National election results are obtained
s7ae No de sossc ps No o ad No. ssss se So small aG
~Th &c less than above salt hay 4o94Sc STRAW
Tur Ecu before the close navigation
s7,ac 100 n; lower grade usef,d 7s4@77isc Re-
T OF hay and tons reported Produce
road 360; Erie $50; Psnnsyivania So West shore So
Wests 'ma,ey AL 80 Raitimore and Ohio 30 Ontario and
t,; ecepts OF straw by river. 210 tons: by rnE. so
= MILk-7he MIX Exchange price for quality
POTATOES AND VEGETA I.ES-Donesic table pota
rather slowly Onions IN moderate spp.y STEADY
go"s florida & veSsanes in light receipt and meeting
and Virginia beans largely poor. and
panes Virginia peas sell manly from 81 x doWn Local
I,ner vegetables In liberal supply and low. quote
81 5 state and western per $50 f6 81 l2Ss1 a. 10
per sack 81 25dsl 50; do Jersey per bbI a..
6s nearhS per bbi ssqs7 do Florda per srae 75eai
gsr "a dozen staIE: oa9s Florida per b9
S b 40 basket PsE fa 5ds s G 5 NN.G @
sTn white bbl $SaS+ do red 81 25a$l 50; yellow
az a. Zs* 90 81 do Orange County white per bag 81 5oaSa
e1 er red carried e9 sS per $50 n 81 as so oFs PeFda
Charleston e5cGs1: squash, per bbl 5Ocasl; urrips
25@75c ''''a'''' jersey '7' '1'' 00A
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
sorrHERN corToN MARKErs-

Memphis. Nov Cotton steady: middlins &c; low
niddling. Sac good ordinary. s14c receipts sn6
oa!es Gross S2el shipmente. 3361 sales $500 stock
"a $50 1899. l3i 696
Ba3iiiimore NcT 2-Cctton nominal: mddng 9asc: low
h,ddIing lS-l6ct good ordinary. 516c.
the Continent. 29I1; stock. 1891.
Galveston Nov 2Cotton quiet middlinE DC; Iar mid
ding. S91ec: good ordinary. Lice receipts seaa
bales exports 10 Great Britain $50 TO the oatlnent
10 90; coastwise 4.1sI sales 2l1; stock @o5 1aa
savannah. Nov. 2ot.on quiet: mifdl Is-: low
middiing 9lec; receipts 3sss bales exports coast
wise 2,306: sales. 5Sc stock. ~ a54
norfolk Nov 2--CoJton firm; md6ng &c: low mid
6lnE s9-16c, good ordinary, 15-16c: receipts 1929
bales exports coasIwise 1858 sales stock 30 T6s
81 Louis Nov 2-Cotton quiet: rniddling 1-16c; low
niadling. sac; good ordinary. S$c: receipts
bales. gross 6. .226: shipments ssT: stock 40 O9S
New Orleans Nov. 2.-Cotton very quiet: middlIu,
9tsc INV middling sAc: good ordinary receip;s
$3.50 bales exports 70 the Continent. 2OO2 sales 6IO
stock, i99, $50 (co-rectedl. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
FNpoRTS TO-DAY
MARKET REPORT.

NayS-Tork. November . 1900
.-Crr~rE III Brazilian closed
,rzg5 50 fha- t..ere cables from Rio and San
7;fl N0n... and speculative market inher
c-tIv aaT 10 begin with Havre cabling lower
ocos our market opened decline Of 5alo points.
sfsjy IN zone YracUCalg orders at hand within
rs7er = execution. OnN lots t90i haesl changed
-srss ru cp.ning cal for the forenoon
10 business amounted only I5o bags. confined 10
80 ,aree Twelve positlonslanuarE at 300,
iar %1r. ind SeFF"nte- at I1r'- % the rest OF
tie market ruled INACTIVE and less
vyfH sales the day ct "5!0 and
f-- Jose eui-t 4 leclne lu4l5 POINTS. The
.as ueaNnesE srEciy due the popular
speculative interest, wh n" ucs traders or less
ntigrl lated hg Lho lat f.-aNy i"a0ing
disposition hod Of I"r worlds visible suppy
figures expected - show heavy increase with The
visible sgTpy nearly 1.l25. bags already.
N11a the tendency 70 SIN increase The market
f- spot supplies ruled Gull nominal the basis
4 SAC for NJ Rio. Invoice lots Stock Of coffee in
Iiayre, i.+6i tn naEs, inc liinE S32oo0 Brazilian.
against 80 't and 49, eco bags last week
TIE range = prices market to-day
Rgss as
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
OTHER MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Nov. Cattle-K'ceipts, 1000 head; steers
natives. best day. 3 at s. 81; good to
prime steers s. 40Qs5 9 poor medium. 81 40gSj 5
selected feeders 50 15$4 stockArs s. 60Gs3
cows 60fS4 25 hefers 81 6Or$4 Gamers. 81 25G
SO 40; bulls 81 50G$4 calves $4H$6 12ie TexansRe
ceips head S4S+ IS; steers 81 254
- 10: bulls 81 GOl$S Hogs-Receipts today. % 600
head; ESTIMATED 1900; left over 5000
average &c higher: closing weak top - 20 mixed and
butchers 554$4 good 10 choice heavy, 81 d0d$4 90
rough heavy s. 45H$4 So light, 81 45QA SIis; bulk Of
sales 65lr$4 Sheep-Receips. 5000 head; sheep
s. 2o fair to choice miSsd 50ast: western sheep.
81 aO9S4 20. sheep 81 50qf3 CO. native lambs.
81 25d$5 80: Western lambs. 81 751sa so
Cincinnati Nov 2.-Hogs active. higher. 81 6OgS+ 50
Cattle strong 259E5 sheep 81 Joas3 e. Lambs
strong S3HsS.
East Buffalo. NOV, eRecrpts-Cat'le - cars sheen eo
and lambs. 5S ShpmertS-Cattle, SIX
sheep lambs IL hoEs. - cars tattle
barely steady Calves steady; choice 10 extra <SasS
good TO choice 81 SiaSs sheep and FOR
choice fairly prices 0r higher Native lambs
Choice extra, 81 25$5 ~; good choice, S9aH -
common fair. S4h$t 30 Sheeptho 10 extra mixed
So 13as4 w"thers. $igs4 % ewes. & aoq$+ cana las
$" GF$5 I5 Hogs fairly active. choice heavy - @l
mixed s. s5d$+ sIa Workers 81 SUls4 90 pigs, 81 s5H
81 30 81 toSi 81 aoGs4 close steady
East Liberty. Nov 2t'ate steady extra 80 'fuso %
prime heavy 904fS4 92s: assorted mediums 81 IS;
heavy Workers 81 S0dS4 light Workers 81 50; pigs
81 T5dSI So: .roughs S39s4 ~. Sheep steady choice
wethers So e0dS4: 50fS2 20 choice lambs.
&5 259S5 -; common good, 81 50fs5 Veal calves.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
Rallronns.
.ENNSYLvANIA
% RAILROAD.

STATIONS FOO: OF West Twen;y-third and Dee
Cortandt Streets
.SLhe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Ihn. given below for TvSenty-ihird Stree
xef MAim:d TO sso rSSsa ESst par
S1Ts New lorh 70 plttsbgrs sleeping Car P'tsburg
SSS )" NJ FAsE SH4 G:vsEpRf
@ es o TssRs eesso Ds S%oF To: and
iosd Iasl1ic 1hO VA cncnhssi inc h1iis and Eoalsve
S5 r g. s4 EhfaS9 oTs s ExfREs rl,tsour G.
NJ WEssTsk1 ElSI ExpKEss s. FSq'i Chicago ro
TS S5,ois, 2 PAEiEIS p5seprg ,;,.
81 c,iSf'ns 1Np is''Ei E
Slt!1S6 GsT6A1T aS6 TuE fncant' sStrH
Ras sna s Sss DRRs ssIss ea $50 M @
sbinhs ca Inns ass ns csTS and peps @ Gs Is t
Sce0Gs2 25 g o 1850 DINING laSS
rs 5DfanG Car ass tpiHns Gar5 sa5 p m. i2i
SOUTHERN 1a E.H KAiLwAY-Expre,s sa5. 42s - ~
NoRFotS oBG I.SS AM AM WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr MeHPn
ATI4NTiG co1s1 ETSE-Rzp1e1s R P e Se and ~
cHEsArEAgE & OHIO RAlLwAY.-S5S a m. az
sEAB6AFp 5Is. AIR LINE-Ezprvs. ia6S p. and II -
s3ssT ss5 sGs29F0RF % das aFe NoRF0LN-''
Sa:bota raHs ms 'iS Bas al % an
SAPE ga Ga,AtA MAY5l: r: r.: wsskaay. ,.,,. ,,,
Wsst I~enH ~ thlrd Street ststios(; 30 m; 1%+Y
fT9n besoros".s ard Cortlandt Strests) 300 NJ IL -
$50 az anG = 10 Sundsys. g - a m 10 Q l.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
'e & s 81 ap s fSsnd P.5ss s i6S SG ::rd.:
ead Crtiandt Streets 2ol ninS Carr. l0S5 (Dinns
carr LOG a. m. 1888 210 CDestrcsses and Cortlard
sTsts Tr;. C 2 2s5 g. g5 soS rs q (p!naS cs - -
z tn's Y 10 night sundAys. 80 1S5 tho coaches:
a m. 12B5. ls5 DINING Car, s2S ass 4ac CDinns
SAP IS Dining Sa15 S; iDiaias Can TsS. SIS
Ticket onices: Nos. 4el 945 l19s 1854. Ill. and
broadway; AEtor House West Twenty-thtrd Street
Staten and stations foot OF pesbresses ard cortisrd
StFees Court Stree sec Fulton Street. 9S Broadway
9nd Fe1nsylvsnia Annex Station: BROOKLYN. Station
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone .'9i4 eighteenth Street for PsnnSyivanra
Railroed Cab Service.
J. q. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Nov. 2At the wool to-day
10. 80 bales offered There a attendance
Secured woois in increased demand dearer
for the best qualities M"rnOS sold we'll q
per below the July figures. There a hardeniuf
tendency. due to increased American and Contnenta
competition The trade absorbed
Cane Hona NataIs sold readily. SIpes
f~reRuar Tho Tais in istaN is follows. New
Wales 5.o1e bales secured 6d@1E I'd; greasy. aida
Queensland bales; secured iui4 4dsI1s al
greasy. Ti,d9d. Victoria $50 bales: 7iAd0ts
2led; greasy. 5altd. South Australia bales greasy
- d. New Zealand. 200 bales: jisd1ls Cd
greasy, 2@iHlld. cape Of Good Hope ard Natal.
bales: secured IL 3i2dn1s 5i2d greasy 3&T7d. Punta
Arenas, 100 bales greasy. I'd
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
aALTIM0RE g CHG RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

New 1OrA- foot Of Chambers St.
AK fellows. ana rlia1tes seriier from W sd s.
n. paily.-SOlid train fOr Buffalo Arr 9 n.
WaVsrJ. EifarA and Bradford Coaches.
l.lrlor car dining 70 BUffho.
Z. D4iiy.--Chicago Liuatteo-FaS- Dall-Soife
train Chicago arriving - Ar Cleveland 74O
m SIeepe-s Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
80 p n. pSig-B1lsa!n and CieyeIani ESpress-ArT-
Bradford 20. Jamestown 100 and YounEs
io2! Cleveland - 10 p m S4ee7ers &c EaaAio
0I5 D m Daiiy-solid train for Blngharntan Wavsr-
" Enira Cicago- Sie=pers Bunaio. Chicago Cnca-
tISiEKEIS IOlAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
l. ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill il2 col col and 9Si
Broadway. l55 Eas l23tn st and 2Is Vest i2Ssh 81:
Chambers and West sd 81 ferries New-fork: S33
sso Fulton ST.. sS BrvsdWay Brookiya I2e River St
Hoboken. ard Jersey City station New York Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
NAVAL STORES.

The feature If there any lack of interest
taken by traders on both sides The
and nominal Rosn quiet steady. Quotations
follow: N1''''''
TAR-Regulary 81 so; do oil bbIs s475
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE--43 2 1l44c
g, EoStS0CoTmon sc to good strained 81 47IzasI 20: E
NJ. 81 80; n, So Go; W G. Sc: " ", So 50 - - '
STOCK ON HAND.
. hhis
Tl''S
-'' 5i5 bhls
Rostn steady and unchanged
savannah. Nov. 2-Spirits turpentine Arm 4oc; re-
ceipts. 5O4 bbls sales 004 exports as Rosn Arm
8.41o. ' ''- O0S' s"'eS' ''''o' eNPof'S'
London Nov 2.--Turpentine- Spirits Sis I'D Rosin-
American strained 5s Cd fine, Sd.