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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30
HOME FOR HORSES.
Permanent Asylum for Equines That
Have OutIived Their Usefulness.

Horses were the sole guests at re-
cent dinner given by a company of
English men and women who jour-
neyed from London into the country
for the sole purpose of entertaining
their four-footed dependents. The
scene of the banquet was the Home of
Rest for Horses, Friar's place farm, Ac-
ton. 1t is an institution presided over
by the Duke of Portland, and patron
lied by many of the best-known horse
lovers in the United Kingdom Pri-
marily it's object is to enable poor peo-
pie to obtain a few weeks rest and
regeneration for their overworked AMI
underfed beasts of burden, but it also
affords permanent asylum for old IA
vorites that have outlived their use
fulness. The menu included chopped
apples and carrots, and slices of white
and brown bread. mixed with few
handfuls of loaf sugar. Nothing could
have been more to the taste of the
guests, judging from the eagerness
with which they plunged their noses
into the delicate pot-pourri. There are
forty-three horses at the home-twen-
ty-three of them in the 'old favorite"
or "pensioner" class-and two DON
keys. The most famous inmate is
Boxes, an old charger of the Horse
guards, who survived the battle of
Tel-el-Kebir. and was afterwards
bought by Dorothy Hardy, the artist,
who used him as a model. He has been
in the home six years. Then there is
a superannuated brown gelding, whose
owner, a woman. provides him with
pillows and blankets. and has estab-
lished her home at Acton in order to
be in constant attendance upon him.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30
CHAPTER XIV.

A look of demoniac hate came into
the face of Lemuel Starne.
ooh, ho!" he cried. $50 you are on
joard, Ell! Well, really, this is quite
pleasure, Mr.. Rob Cleverdale.
Rob stared in amazement, and felt a
thrill of terror. Then Starne had
learned who he was.
This is quite a bit of masquerade
ing" continued Starne, pointing to
his Spanish clothes. "a gift from your
dear uncle, 1 suppose. Your Uncle Ter
revo, mean"
He laughed exultantly, and his fam
ing eyes showed Rob that no mercy
could be expected from this terrible
foe.
ALLOW me to present you this, with
the compliments of Mr.. David Horton, "
said Starne. He took from his pocket
Rob's own letter, and handed it to him.
1T will scarcely do us any harm now"
How did you get this?" demanded
Rob. Did my uncle see it?"
Hal hal Well, 1 should say not.
Fortunately. your uncle trusts me, and
/ read his letters. You played sharp
game, but fate was too strong for you. -
Il played no game but what was
right" said Rob. you and your faith
err are two villains"
Indeed Well, keep a civil tongue
in your head. You are dealing with me
now, and not with my father. You
cannot pull the wool over my eyes. L
am too sharp for you. Master Clever
dale. Torrevo and Horton"
"0h, you are sharp enough, said
Rob, resolved not to let this arrant
boaster see how much afraid he really
was. but when the government SEXES
you and your gang, then we'll see"
you will never see that time" said
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30
wondering why Torrevo did not call

wondering why Torrevo did not call
him.
"He is waiting for me to come up, y
said Rob to himself again. II will go
now. We must be good distance
away from the bay by now"
He crawled out from his hiding
place, and, finding the hatchway left
partly open for him, clambered out OF
the hold and went on deck. The BLACK
Cat was speeding down the river The
crew were working as they never
worked for Torrevo.
Rob took turn or two on deck,
looking for Torrevo, and suddenly
came face to face with-Lemuel Starne.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30
Feminine strategy.

A-"Have you noticed that when
Miss Gettingold goes out for walk
with gentlemen she always invites
them to that large oak tree7" B.
Yes: while there she tells them of the
great number of centuries the oak has
stood. and what are her twenty-five 60
years in comparisonr'- Fliegends
Blaetter.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30
An Ep,tome of a Century. Progress.

Professor-"Miss Flavilla. mention a
few OF the most wonderful scientific
inventions OF the nineteenth century"
Miss Flavilla-"Yes. sir; the tele-
phone. photograph button. golf capes
and ice cream soda"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30

or all virtues. magnanimity is the
rarest; there are a hundred persons
Of merit for one who willingly &C
knowledges II In another.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30

This earth would again be an Eden
n men would only do what women
think they ought to.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-30

Begin early with your children. You
stand on the banks OF river and you
try to change its course II has been
rolling now for 100 miles. You cannot
change II. But just 20 to the source OF
that river. 90 to where the water Just
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

% s the S day in Sympathy Fc.B gh % % an ap6
we're ooo ineiadiSs @ Coo at chesEo 4ooo at
ana 1900 at Kansas citv Live hogs 5aloc ioweT @ r
a s261 cea spR ss Mess slas fs ss
m M'i n S9qs @ s,psm@sy sgS sSSsio S
$40 5oas2O So pREssEB Hoassesdg: Sasen
o ri (. sc Ss,,,es so a Fl Ss PIGS oss De- h
sasse f 5&e Il r. 4se FieEisa Shoulders
quoted. qSS Sssd sleg hams s a5an po'ss
En quoted 25c Refined san TsIi Lard
e es5 auft fgosa Ti' ssS SsSc oso
6'sc city lard steaTine. 7Hssc. S4''eA
klcE-Ihe market for rice experienced fairly active
to aFm oaGn f6 dces snd
9ersgs @ qoafons a 20 2 fSllow pemestG common os 70
5Ssc; head 53aq614c. Pafna, 4sG5hc; Japan. 4&G5c;
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar was generally
active Buyers inclined hold off for concessions
Cut loaf and crushed, &C.; dominos and mould A. 5S5c
cubes ana 8 X d Is ooae
platei 5S5e Eagle coarse extra me 70 cartons 10
granuated. standard granulated and diamond \ ZOE
S3neconers . oto9; Io Ne o29e & NSs S ana 6 O. 10
4s5c No O. 475c; Nos 10 and H. 47oc; Nos II 1S a.
- and Is 46oc Gable adyiees reported & quiet ana 1
s close s fiat for prompt GTa @ and ,cor rs "a r I35 the the
market abroad, ruling quiet and without important de
att 9o m e ees for wsa s ana
39sc for molasses sugar This weeks OF the
stocks the United States and Cuba together of 1882
tons against 7062 tons last week and Os65 tons last
I Of aSs Se 4ns s Pn nsi sfaT
Se G ssS 2gnsf ag yea e2O Sns
STOCKS IN Europe 1 9 oo0 tons against t4f6oS to S
Europe and in0 Amca Sooss2 togs against
tons last week and s7G5 tors last year at the same
ber / year The deficiency OF s69ss tons
@ f "a @ GsGiencY n 9 Is tons sa as %ee6 ana r
hve hundred tens of beet shipped TO America
ments; 800 tons refined shipped.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

dozen s2 so; do mixed s. 1882: do dark 81 25a
81 so; do small and eulls. 5ocGs1
GiAME-Quai moderate supply and have some in
aa and a % besvS M Sh9fe M ducks IN M
Rabbits light supply and steady, We quote: Quail
81 m fancy per d0zsn 81 sS qgersgs m aay py
DO ss DO rsdhesa % Seag ps S
81 59gs2; do lght weights 76cqsl Is; wiid ducks
sseaTn per s s SsBS 90 p asl ss a cE
bits. COG Zoe. '''
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs..- Domestic table
demand and strong country advlces Bermuda potatoes
a raRP sPu o% eocs sweet @ es0ns ss
Turnips other local winter vegetables IN s
lower. Florida vsseiaSiss quite plenty ana wsI
out rather slowly Irregular agures. New-oriesns
lots poor and such drag Other vegetables with
SpI @ mstsEia change We Qu9ie Potatoes bern1ds per
ern per $50 n s2ssi s7 per bag 81 e5gsl 70; DO
=; Ssss g:'; ssss g. sssiasE
EssleT %hs pef PS a Sas5 5 40 ysSS Sass
S @ g. S 81 .s9: @ and Tsd 8
red $2g$2 2 Brussels sprouts per quart! 4gse bssts
Per dozen oa4oc cabpages per ton si2SsS eSieory
NSsw1r!saR SoT Q Eams Dbl g. 5eSs5
ST. 8 per 6 G ds Sse pei
sss5 fss nsss s5ss
per SS sasS String slqsl Scans S
F. IElorida g basket 81 5O9s2 per crate 25G
sSS % tugnips Gsnads per b6I 75asSc DO Jersey 50
Florida SoSsi Do loca Ii'r per b6 sgs2
. MILK-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
Is sac quart.
Hal AND sTRAW-HAY-Much to the surprise and
ot dealers the holiday week is In better
sIaPe Ior the market than anticipated. Without
any material evidence OF activity, the supplies OF the
week nave worked out finely the dread OF accumulation
IateLy noted has almost completely Prices
are holding up remarkably well good grades
nave run into desirably steady sale Prime hay and
no can SIN make their outside figures but other lines
are as rule, shaded to inside in sales good
sizec quantity We quote: Prime large bales per
dUo 10 s9c; NO do. e0ge21Ac; No do s59s71se: No
oo. lt3a@e0c; clover mixed S09S24sc: clover TTHQS0c
salt hay 40945e small baled hay 5ocGSi per ton less
DAY; s good to choice s2A9s7zc common. but useful
oVc receipts OF nay in reported
pI92duee Exchange at noon to-day Hay-Hudson River
railroad 4SO; Erie 150 Pennsylvania 100; Delaware
!tackaWanna and Western, 80; West Shore co. Lehigh
Valley 80; total $50 Receipts straw. 90 tons by
rail.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

No spring wheat. s5Q7ls: No 2 red. 7se7sssci So J
10 White 2ssass No White a5s2sca; No rye 5es
Sic fair to choice mailing barley, 52q6ce No haxseed,
seed. s4 grade sOaSio 2 Mess pork
per Dbl ST. lard 100 10 So IS; short ribs sides
Sc 23s; short clear sides boxed Sc s5ass 75 %hiskey.
basis Of high wines 81 27 On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market dull creameres. 15Q2Se;
active fresh pic.
Cincinnati. Dec 2s.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet: No
red. 7sc Corn dull No mixed. s7%e Oats quiet; No
mixed mixed 2fg24Ae:. Rye quiet No Ssc Lard quiet.
Whiskey active, 81 q. Sugar easy.
Duluth. Dec. 2s.-wheat-cash. No hard. 7sc: No
Northern, Tic; No Northern, 61A966&c: No spring.
71sc: December. Tie May 751c Corn. 3s1sc. Oats.
244Q241se.
No Northern 69G7lc. Rye steady; No 1sc Barley
steady; No 2 5sG6Oc: sample. 44G571ac.
Minneapolis. Dec 2s.-wheat-cash. 72Ne: May. TAO
Northern 4u 4e No N %orns flaST se AaFf Flour and 9 S
unchaEsed.
Philadelphia Dec 2s-wheat firm. &c higher; contract
grade. December, 73Q73Ac. Corn steady; No mixed.
pecenseT 41a@424 Oats hT No white sppsd S Ss
prints Eggs firm; 1c higher; fresh nearby 2oc do
Western. Southwestern. use; do Southern 2te
12c; do to choice 1Ois 011sc ReceiptsFlor soo
bhs 2saOO 900 10 sacks wheat 1000 BUSH corr III 600
bush; Zoo bush Shpments-Wheat. 1000 bush:
corn, $1,000 bush; oats. 5000 BUSH
ST. Louis Dec 2s.-whest No 2 red cash, 7o1ac; De-
ssnnber 70%e: January lie; May 'Sse; No hsTo:
SanGss. com Nay NS 5es5e Oats Sc sse
ceInber. 23o: May. 241Ac No white 26G2eiac
Toledo. Dec. 2s-Wheat quiet hrm; cash and psce1n-
bsr 1eAs s,a May MAJ coS Oats eu o sesdy cash and
December 23ac May, 25c Rye. 51hc cleverseed dull;
1899. prime ss 30; December. Sc s5; March IS 60
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.o---- New-YoEk. December 2s, 1900
coffee scored TODAY
without showing growth In speculation in
Nestlsl ~-tc8eS- lie rise was due
eoHs eaSs.ee Of the local circle OF influences
any specai e-loris on the OF the
'Chsnse- For instance, Brazilian receipts were much
sTnaie- tnan the average days had led
the taoe &c look for the Eugop showed dis
position 70 90 better, while ta64ags American ware
houses we're larger than expected. On The
!asAst ~Ss hTI Win prices TO Is points higher.
he resi- o. Le session fluctuations
Iange o points with the close steady 10 70 Is
po.lts hlehsr All told. sales reached 100 bags
scarcely fair Gays business single
he rise prominent European importers sold for
reaction; demand from who wish hed ia
teSe poa's whleh have accrued OF late The speculative
pune was not entnused b. the change Of
TIE market taxing the stand that stability
acne could tncuce Il make
long sac spot cofles neglected, shade
sieEaer IN Sympathy with the advance futures Busi-
ness was con1ned chiefly jobbng purchases Prices
were nominal az the close about the basis 65ze for
inee !ots OF NO Ro Cearances for the United States
neIaed steamer Catania from Santos IS 900 bags
'0N7
The range Of contract local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Dee. 2s-Cattle-Receipts. $500 head; gen
orally steady Natves-Best on sale to-day. carload
So 65a$5 25 selsstsS feeders slow s. 5@s4 g. mixed
81 coast 40 Gamers l0c higher 81 I5QS2 oo bulls firm
calves steady S461$5 So TexansReceipts,
sale to-day carload 81 so: Texas
fed steers s4@s4 steers So SO@s4
bulls So 504S3 S5 Hog-Receipts to-day, q 900
tomorrow, 10000 testmated) left 60oo; average
ST 90 mixed and butchers 81 coast 80;
COOL 10 choice heavy. s. 0G$ 80; rough. heavy s. oG
81 65 light. 81 6oqs4 SO bulk of sales, 81 75gs4 s5.
Sheer-Receipts 6, 900 head; sheep lambs mostly
10gl5c lower good choice wethers So 75s4 go
to choice mixed 406S3 Western sheep S3 1904
Texas sheep 81 5O9$3 80; native lambs. 81 25as5 so;
Cncnnati, Dec 2s-Hogs active lower s4qs5 O5. Cat
tie steady. 50 25@S4 s5. Sheep dull sldS3 So Lambs
dull, 50 T59s5 %
East Liberty. Dec 2s-cattie stsady; extra. $ 4og
prime light Workers and PIGS 5 1ogsS l21s heavy York
common TO fair Workers S4 e5Gs5; roughs So 5OaS 20,
Sheep steady choice wethers s4QS4 20 common 81 500
81 50 choice lambs s. 40qS5 co. common 10 good So so
4S5 25.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

NETALs-Business was generally Of a hsnd-to- mouth
csn5picaous by its absence and was devoid
Of important neT oeopmen 1o was S a36a{ P6 90 & pe 5
london al22 rs ana liberal m arrivals 1T The close
s26 SoqS27 20 owing to aes qf sesrs Co@PPeT @ IN in tHh
local sgatSn however remains s. S soe%hat son s R9PaI
e9naSn r f @ee qnoea S COZ with se
than buyers Lead was dull but S STEADY on the the basis
spelter inactive and NORMALLY quoted at 81 l2@
iron markets ruled qu e. a. @ pFfSs Pig iron
warrants were Quoted az ~ Soq$9 ~; 9en toHnery
55utheFn laasi5 IS. English iron markets reported
MoI.AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for. ueolasses
qus os but Il y % ose 6a we're Swns D es % from
previous day Syrups ruled quiet Quotations follow:
Foos 17a22c; prime 22soc: Neworeans open kettle "a
o Porto Rs9 sy!SPs ai4e eommSn 4nne !sS sac fair
i'6S5is '6cEAS 0P % qast al depart
m mems al q tsGes s Rates hoqt aotsois ehanse
eS% egRta5si22dE 52d: B2iito Ia i Eeh I'D HUI Neeas
ed Cotton to LyspS9q gsE 100 IF ie: Steamer b
aop oats 3 4sd iiis6epba to London IS Cd berth
option general cargo o 55 H5ish geo
Continent terms 5snasry SE,tifS stea5Rer SIC %
e 3 ors q sran Newport News to London Surrey doc
e berth TINS and oats 2s SID January LIS; British
1900 qrs grain SsNest93 % An."eTp Ss 10
sanIsy Pensacola 9 10 cork for orders Ss s and Ga
% TsPeere @ aSars TBS Ga Swedish bark 800 ions and
esan SS 9S o zS Noresian bafs SIS and 6l5 tons
resrertfvsiv deals Halifax west coast England 5os
shp 1874 tons lumber Gut Buenos Ayres. sl4 bark
sa aso OIL hence Janeiro 24c; schooner, 500
toI. coa Norfelk TO Port Spain. 50 25 schooner $50
N n lumber brunswick 20 New-Yor.. IS 15 schooner
coai Baltl TO 81 50 schooner
s29 IONS coal Philsdelphia Charleston 81 10;
= 29e tons coal philadelphia Rockland. private
terms schooner 825 TONS fertilizer Barren Island ST
srSre1ys private terms: schooner. 16o and British
roone- f34 tons respectively, cosl Edgewater
month private British schooner. 1872 tons. coal
rs-e,Tstsy ~ Fafax 50; British schooner I23 tons
eoai Edgewaer 70 John B. 81 Is British schooner.
10 and $50 tons respectively coal Port Reading 70
I5Ifi. 6sirha so; schooner l2O tons and British
schooner tons coa.. Port Johnston 10 ST John. B.
oTfs-The cottonseed OIL market easier and dull;
showing sales al 2saac for prime yellow. Refined
peoleum advanced 10 points % 81 50 for Ne-Kork re.
F 81 %; Philadelphia, bbls. 81 s5 and IN bulk 81 80
refaed cases Sew-York, IS IS. cGttonseed oil-frne
yellow 2S1zc; of summer
.Sly esc. prime white 34Q25c prime winter yellow,
s0e5sTc inseed American raw, e0c: American boiled
e2e az Calcutta raw e5e do Western quoted &c under
civ brands lard ot, G20t4e
PRovIszoNs-The provision market generally
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
EUROPEAN pRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 2s-Closing: Beef-Extra India mess
dull 67s Cd Pork-Prlme mess Western firm ia. Hams
refined in pals DUH 3ss Cd; prime Western in terees
quiet, Sss 3D. Bacon dull Cumberland cut 26 10 30 ~
ass Cd short rib, 16 "a 10 ASS long clear mdfes.
light 2s 70 "a 10, ass; long clear middles heavy sS 70
10 42s 3D. short clear backs 10 70 20 10 Ais Cd clear
bellies IA TO l6 No. S2s shouiders-sguare II 70 10 No.
good United dull SIS Cd Cheese easy; American,
finest white Sis Cd american finest colored s2s Sd Tai
oVPrime city rm 25s Sd Australian in London steady
27s cottonseed ol-Hull refined. spot, quiet. eos Cd
dull 2ss 9d Rosn-Common steady
As I'D Petroleum-Rehned quiet. I'd Peas-Cansdian
quiet, 5s 6%d Flour-st- Louis fancy winter steady.
s. ca Hons at London--Paeac Coast steady. f2 $50
IS 6s Wheat-spot frm No l California Sd; No
red Western winter, 5s 11lsd; No Northern spring.
6s 2&d Corn-Spot hrm: American mixed. new, As Id;
American mixed. Old As I'd.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

- -lAlh'oA
'ta1roNS 19 % Ioot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
al, ~ DEssRosSEs AND coRTIANDT STREETS.
2E The leaving time from Desbro.xes ana
Cortiandt streets Is hve minutes later than
M mat given below for TSenty-thIrd Street
.,ioh, except where otherwise noted.
'oo A NJ FAST MAIL.-Llnited 70 two p,r.. p,-t,~
SSsa Se" Sork 70 Ptssg5g Sleeping Pittsours to
ses FAST dSS LINEPisSa4sS % FPisssGSns ana cy.v..,s
ID, -, " PENNs1LN ANA LIaTED-PuIInlan Com
cvasnd TSi:o '9s eSss 9ssssS'6a i
1SS 2: ": cHfcAao AND 1Ta.s ST. LOUIS ExpRrss-r,r
ansDols cheagO Ts s. og, G1s,nni in and louisville In
o'oo r. W ST LOUIS ExPREss-For Pirtsburx IN
SSS NJ wEsTEiS ass 2niPs ces esieaxo
755 F3cIFfc ias RPREsssFSSssf ERsns Ssf pi,,0urr
Rnses or csvaa ea .esps ye Valley
n fhES9SR PsaTe c.v:is59 AN5 ,5G YSS Elk
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
SI 30 s s2S ,S sSS 1910 0sssroses coands Streets
6esaTo.sss 6aRs ssr' ana P cOraaS: II ID
9n G5 saS Sunday 20 ss IS Isl sDas9t iast
ss sssHsr:ss9Dal res DnInI E c n a, P15s5 and
SOUTHERN I-s s RAILwAY.-ExDre.. s25 as p M. iaIo
NoItFoIK PIX AND WESTERN RArLwAx-ror M.apai.
ATIANTic COAST ITSE-E4press LIN 6 aess SIS M and as
c4EsAPEAkE OHIO RAmwAY-a5s 4. m and
sEARoARP aI arp, AIR LENE--Express IasS D m and Il,
FOR oLD PoINT coMFoRT and NoRFoIk-IS a N.
asbasd Trains 'Ha Bs as' rar es, ssa
Standard Coaches ~ -
CAPE AAY-l255 .. weekdays.
% wss p9nIs en- Nsy Y0rs and ag BRANCH Railroad c
ss25r ss25 and 45S p m sundays. s2s m. sS
1850 $40 and $40 .. Sundays e45 a. m s. IS D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
610 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt 620).
S23 s55 s25 955 Penna Limited. 1910 Oo-sbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets TO- 20 Dining Carl 1885 Dining
Carl 1155 m, 255. - IS Dining Carl. 2l0 tDes-
erosses and Cortlandt Streets 220 ass S25
- Dining Sarl, 5S Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr.
LOO. sos e-25 D. r. 10 night Sundays. $40.
T55 Cno coaches). s25 sos. a25. s55 G4mitsdl eS5.
1885 Dining Carr a 1885. u Dining Carr,
Dining Carr. SIS, $50, 4.25 Dining Dining
Carr. sos Dining Carl 7S5 S25 S55 ga r. 10
night.
Ticket offices Nos 4s1 1855 III. and Broad
way; Astor House; West Twsntythird Street Station;
and stations foot Of Deshrossss and cortands sreets
4 Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. aS Broadway and
Psnnsyyania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company viii call for
and check from hotels and residences through
TO destination
Telephone Si4 Eighteenth for Pennsylvania
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. s r5=- General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
The following the total NET recerts Of cotton a. all
ports since September /. 1900. - ~ a. ~

FLOUR AND MEAI<-pulness continued 70 rrevan i,
atnt we're eI sg2athy With he strength wheat spring
ss 3 wS guIoeq at % sos4 90 winter straghts So 90
3 & 81 sS5Ta ira No winter s2 0gs2 so No winter
buckwhea onr s. osS q YPS' FuRuiet anS II
sS 10 sasS s6SSe n < fs5Gy 9Tso s3 = 2
White and aS yeoR ssci AG MEApg Quoted Fine
t5rn Ell r. 9goteS sprng bran SIG 50
bran sleqs1s; city bran sic 5OGsI7 cornmea S25; n
seea ocsse S27 sO corn oilcake s9 hominy chop s17
n WI another slow for
steadier cables being better although some
accounted % for scarcity OF tOrelgn orders in this market
Ac, but later business covering chiefy caused
sso s q ' aSout S. & sG with the market finally steady at
@ Wheat from both coasts since July q 151 ASS bush
ISss The situation west was desti5e Of feature
gent,ne exports wheat since Janusry are T3 600
bush sgsinst c. e5s 600 bush in 1899 Northwest receipts
1899 $40 cars in 1855 The demand for cash wheat
here and bush o1pos 1ps The CASH 1l ra
tigas Of cash wheat afoa ~ basis No hsri nUb
se hominali & old e No Northern Duluth. sake: No
% NS[therh % ~ Sleaso - &C. No red New-York soc
1850; No corn January to iG IS eU GoRaE@ GGsE-
s % 1eF GGpn & was about steady locally the future
w0Tksd within range Of Sc with the tendency rather
sqAe higher at Chicago. There very little specu-
neren The cash sales reached a bnss conss
ing OK 81 600 bush here and 40 600 bush outpors The
basis Of 45l4c for No .oAIs-There was slow
market for Chicago there scarcely any spec-
naon on the basis Of p 922c for December and 2S5
ness in SG & fan the ns fash y 6sf
quiet. but very steady. No closed, 2sc; No s.
zIi3c; No white oats, SIC; No white, 315zc track
mixed 271e@29c; track white. s1Gs5c: No white clips
81 &C. RHE-Market dull; No Western was quoted
a. 5s1sc, afoat; No Western. 5Gc b a1oat;
state rye. 52153e. BARLEY-Market nominal. Feed
ing was quoted at 4S@50c / Buffalo; matns Goa
65e, i Buffalo, .BUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Market
dull Quoted, G0@62c. Wheat. including -four shipments
for the week aggreg9te bush against 4123s5
Is99 From July to date this wheat exports
% 45 bush against 103 994 1913 bush
l523, 700 bush 1s9S99 experts for the week
aggregate Ss6S.l6 bush, against 5465.57s bush last
week S,22e. 259 bush in this year ago. From
July 10 date this exports % 240 100
in lSQS-99.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers St.
as follows, and 5 minutes earlier from W. 80 ST.:
900 Daiy.-sed train for Buffalo. ART p m
Waverly. EIrnira and Bradford coaches.
parior car and cafe dining Buffalo.
o. m Daiy.-Chtcago Lmite6-Fast uaail-Soid
train Chicago arriving $40 Arr Cleveland 7io a.
m sieepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
..30 D. Daiy.-BufIalo and CleveanS Express-Arr.
Bulao Io5. Bradford 10 JsTestown 1Uo ana toungs-
faIo and Cleveland Cafe car.
" Elmra Chicago Scepers Buffalo, Chicago. Ciacin-
rIWcKETs. LocAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il MISCONCEPTIONS at III. 1t2. 2si, sol and e57
Broadway 1855 East l25th ST. and 2Ia West l25th ST..
Chambers and West 2Sd St ferries New-nork S53 and
$50 Fuiton Broadway, Brooklyn: i22 River St.
Hohoksn and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

SPOT ruled Gull with quotsri rions unehansed on ne
basis of II 5-6e for 1idcng upland and 10 9l6o for
mddlns G1if Southern spot marl1ets Eere tsegrapned
steady IN changed 70 8Ssc; MOBILE
cuet l1oc lower % 3-s6a quiet and steady,
i-1Gc advance al 5-i8c Charleston hr unchsngeo ~
~Fa-
l-l6e lower 5-lsc baltimore Nominal unehanssd az
l0c augusta partial 5lec advance - LOUIS
quiet 9-16c changed. Estinetea reeeipts ionJr
row az HeW~oieens are oOo e = w nolss ss'lss
Eorg-on u 70 - bales against 1925 bales last
and 3. Te3 bsieE last year -, -
Rcceirts n A. me DcrtE TO-DAY SIC lor me
totals OF week previous Hlio x
vrCek leFt-e
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec 2s-Cotton easy middllng. 7-l6e; low
mddng &c; good ordinary. she receipts. soi5 bales;
stock bales.
Raitimore Dec. 2s.-Cotton nominal; middng Zoe;
middling el6c; good ordinary lo-16c receipts.
l4a5 bales exports TO the Continent $50 bales stock
Savannah Dec 2sCotton quiet and steady; middling.
5-i0e; low middlng 1916; good ordinary nominal;