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i I MOREARMDUR BUYING lakes ,2,000,000 Bushels May Wheat and Mores Prices Up. PATTEN COVERS LINE Unsettled weather and Smaller Arrivals Are Bull Helps. C(Bbf Carat llbbra ATr, While Mar Dee-Maes 8kary Break Market. Armour' buying of X. 000, 000 bu Mar wheat yesterday on top of the prcrioos purchases of 6,000,009 bu In tha two previous day made him operations the attractive feature that le'creatlne; comment.

HI purchase were enough to scar shorts Into covering, the largest of them being Patten, who came la on a line estimated at nearly 1.000.000 bu. and be said he-was in at the close. Valentine was- in the pit in person, taking all the Mar offered at 74c and followed the price up as fcls continued purchases created strength and made an advancing market. Local pro-fesstooalv particularly Fr4k Dann and ebamplin, were active buyWand.Mllmlne-Bodman and WrerfA werecensplouous buyers la: the morning. -The Roembum-' Grain c6rnpahy bongTit Deeertiber all A aright break was made trom Monday' closing figure early, from which price advanced 114c.

and closed strong at the top at a net gain of le. May sold between 73 He and 74 December sold at 7ifc and 72Hc. and finished at or under May. the widest spread mo far. There was.

also a spreading of -the differences-In other markets, which were strong and closed higher. St. Louis and the Northwest were good buyers during the morning, but on the late advance the latter Beniaa Fix Danatlag Wheat. Unsettled weather and lighter receipts, combined with reports of the presence of fly over, a good part of the winter-wheat country were the bullish factors. St.

Lou la traders bought on the presence of the fly in their and the local traders had the Michigan report announcing the same con ditions, also a condition of 83 for winter wheat aaainst 84 last year. The Pacific coast aaiJ the cron was 15.000.000 hn short of last j'ear'a. and there were conflicting reports of the milling demand at Seattle for export to Australia. The seaboard early reported a gooa continental demand, but later said the advance had checked business Mid. only 15 loads sold for export.

Duluth fcld 200.000 bu for Eastern shipment. There was a liberal demand for good milling wheat at better prices and the low grades were firmer, all being picked up by elevator interests. Export clearances from the seaboard were 400,000 bu. A Let-l'p ta Receipts. Receipts in the Northwest were lighter ana-farmers' deliveries small.

The two points bad 885 cars, against 1,050 cars last year. Chicago received 273 cars, against 180 tast. year, ana i cars are expected today. At primary-points receipts were 1.59,-000 bu, against 1.444,000 bu last year, and uiywruis were du, against- 970, 000 bu last Tear. Bradatreet'a snrM'i avail, able Increased 4,510.000 bu for the week.

arainst 3 OR-1 AAA K11 loo. stocks increased 421,000 bu. and are 8,877,000 vu, mm me stocks nere in ail positlpns are 11,371.000 bu, gaining 520,000 bu for thenveek. A cargo of 90,000 ba came ffom Duluth. making 500,000 bu'wlthln a weet.

Cables were nrSbboraatu st. Oeeenber Deeember corn was not affected7 toant extent 'hv the Hoarlah seraa QV LA UiC 34 al UU Olcatlng a crop of 2,550.000.000 bu and in the ui OU. 11 SOl1 between 50 "Ac and 51c. closed at thnt-iio gaining fie. The trade has been bearish on December, but the price holds stubborn and traders are unable to force it below 60c and 4.

rr i iuclv. iurre is stiii me Deiier in certain quarters that there is to be manipulation next month and this is the support-Is factor. Mav wa m-ai. ti to and closed at 41c. a net loss of 71" i waa ub aeiiing or ue local bear Interests and mA trn annlnl o- purchases of new corn.

Armour bought Decern uurnnars were llgnt. There was also buying br Ware-Leland. In May Armour and Bartlett-Frazler were the best vujrrs ana lowira ine close, Patten. Bartlett-Frazler. Updike, and Friedman sold May; Cash lota w.r.

xl 1 000 bu here for shipment and 3 loads at the an A) rvj-kvt mmt Tv a. a a uwiuta weatner and the advance in wheat were strengthening factors in the near futures. Contract stocks decreased 15.00e bu, and are 604.000 bu. and the stocks in all positions here are only 1.198 -000 bo. a decrease of 238.000 bu for the week Bradatreet world's available Increased 190 -f DU- Liverpool was unchanged to id Jower.

Arrival were 280 car, with 120 Sr''- Oaf Are PIHaiBr.t. Oats were weak and off fcc to "He early but closed with a toss of only Values were influenced in the morning br heavr selling by longs, mainly the Continental Pack, ing company. KicUton. and Updike. Armour bought December at the opening and the buying of May scattered.

Way sold, between 30 and and closed at 31 De! at Cash lots declined Uc-tsttc. with sales of 60.009 bu. Export clearances were 10.500 bu. AvaUabl supplies increased 816,000 Stocks of standard are 133.000 decreasing 12,000 bu for the week. Receipts.

281 ars for the week, with 160 cars expected today. Wealcr a4 Rya Flraer. was more with wheat Heeetpts.car. No. 2 if.rflor? to b'ia.

itore Jklc. oh board at 6051c. No. at ilr' NL "49 rade at 40 im fas. Brley witless receipt were 134 tcars.

there being ry little choice offered Low grades were Screenings sold at 238c and feed at with low grade to choice malting at 38 ST 60c- -Prlees sf Orals aid Prevlaloaaw The prices of the leading speculative futures of grains, flax seed, and provisions in Chicago yesterday, compared with the closing figures ths previous day and the same day a year ago. were aa follows: Wheat. '-''A' Closing Nov. 1 I.Nov 10. Not.

tz. i- iJpS7 filyh. Lew. JUH2. Ut2.

1IMI1 71 a 71 3 71 II TMi. Cera. .62 .61 .4 .4114 .41 Oats. -Cltt jiii. 21 $1.19 ft.lH 11.23 ft.

bo ill" 123 Park. i 14.23 0 MJ K.40 14.2S 14.2JV, l.i4 13.1 Lara. I0.S7H I0.3O 10.87H 10.60 9 1. y.15 Kii a. 40 a 40 8.CS S.70 7 TO Bhart Ribs.

on a. co a oa n.mv. 7 IU i.12't 7.6iH T.Stf J.ft IKld. Flas: Priees Are Better. -'Flas aeed developed mere strength.

Duluth advancing lc at the Trading here was slow. No. 1 Northwestern brought $1.23: No. 1. rejected, Southwestern sod 112l.l for Northwestern: no grade.

$L05; November and' December of PS I 4k- .41 fcred at 3118; May. 31.23 bid. la Duluth. Ke- vember and December closed at SL20 and May at I124V4- Receipts at ths two North western points were 384 ears, against 397 cars last year. Chicago had 13 cars and the three points 404 cars, agalnat 433 cars last year.

Tlsaotfcy eal Lvrar. Timothy seed was slow. Futures declined 5c. November was 14.05, January $4.15, and March $4.25. Cash lots In moderate aupply at for low grade to choice.

Clover seed steady at $11.15 for November $11.25 for January, and IIJS5 for Cash lota firm at 810.75 for poor to choice. Lara Tarai Lard was the weak feature la provisions, there being selling by longs. Cudsby, Boyd-Lunham, and Lipton wer ths sellers, and Swift the -buyer. December declined 25c and other months 50 10c. with thd close at rthe bottom.

Pork loaf 7ttc to 10c. and ribs for January TVs c. Armour selling the latter, Shipments of lard and meats were liberal, lard exceeding last year's. -The cash demand lor lard baa fallen off. Hogs declined 5 10c, with receipts 34,000.

Western points had 1Z.0OT, compared with 114,000 last year. Estimated, receipts today: Wheat, 125 ears; corn. .120 cara; oats. 160 ears; hogs. ss.uuv neaa.

Raaare Price at Other Markets. Price of wheat and corn In other markets for the day were aa follows: Kew Cloainr Nov. Nor. 11. lO.

.7 .7 .78 .541 .40 .47 .7 .75 .40 .40 .6. .72. .40 .41 .77 .77 .78 .77 1 .5 JW .77 .70 ..77 .71 .73 ,72 .7.1 .70 .70 Articles Op HIrh. Low. uee.

wheat. Mar kMt. lec May He, Year .00 .0 naltlBaar. .75 .75 St. Loata.

.724 .72 .40 .444 -Stts, Taleaa. .77 .77 .77 .7 ..77 Kaasas City. .44 .382 Detralt. .77 .77 Miaaaills. .70 .71 .72 .78 .72 Dalatk.

Tec. May Tec wheat. May Tie. 'Wheat. Deo.

corn. Cash wheat Dee. Iac. May Cash IT .70 .72 .70 JO uea COMMERCIAL NOTES. Tha rash business her resterdar was 50.000 bu corn ami 50.000 bu oata.

Duluth sold 20.tiO bu woeai 1 or iinipment. tm seaooard reported bu wheat and 24.0OO bu corn taken (or export. The Oranse Judd Farmer makes the -rrn crop du, or du more man xne ov emmeni esiitnaia. in crop 01 leea studs Ken erally is the largest ever known. The Michigan November report sivea the cmnll- tlon of wheat at 83, asainst S4 last year.

Early oy ii Kjiuy per ceac or tut clover acrease waa harvested, much betas cut for nay. There are only 51.000 bu No. 2 yellow and 50,000 bu white corn here. Stocks of No. 2 are 424.000 ou.

against on last. year. The total contract stock ia MM.OUO bn. against 0.322.800 bu last year. The gist of reports In European trade Journals received today." says Kalb.

manager of Harris-Gates' forelsn department "leans toward tha opln- vii uiu r.urufwan neai gonsuming countries nave overbought themselves." "It 4a only a matter of weather and good country ln Illinois." said K. Har.in at the Middle Lnviston Klevatnr comwir "Th. ihiml. price cuts no figure in regard to the deliveries of i win sell freely under good con- A. snipper who has hMn in th.

k-. weeks says the New Rnsland consumers still have stomas rta i -w vr- jury, iiu unui tnev up slow to buy mora. Around Ogdenshurg, N. they have a surplus of their The export demand tnr larH tur In that market. a week ago at 26Hr-32Se ovr November has subsided.

Yesterday the premium was only 15c. and the low point ahowed a drop In November from -last week's top ngurea of Gic tt iw iw or a uerce. Stocks of So. 2 red wheat here are l.lOO.tKsV bu. ur-nrnuv oi Da ipf tn week.

A year iu. no. i onnern ln and bu. axalnst 4.4W1.000 hu last year. Cuntrtu fslocks ara 2 B7T -OOO bu.

against 4.3!M.0OO bu tost year. Bamuel A. McCTesn. president of the Anglo- Rmerican eompapy. who severed his onno wrth that flrcu iu the hng cups.

valueJfit ttio. the tMu-klng-lKiMse at stock yards yesterday atemoon. Mr Mc-flean has enjoyed the distinction of bring the youngest president, of a large lurking-house is the est. He goes into the Continental Packing; eom- A Meat tie message to lvgn sV Bryan said: "We i any siock (Seattle exportrrs bidding for wheat in North Itnkoi. trtr hi 1 m.n r.

Ami. trails, as freight rates are against thka business, as you are undoubtedly aware. There haa been a sharp demand for wheat -for Australia km w. think there is enough on the coast to take care of v1 wiv. ura.uii iiuaimui tne mountains.

'There Is nothing bearish In tae wheat situs. tlon that I can see." wired one of the largest and most successful of the St. Louts traders. "The heavy movement In the Southwest will let up some day. and caused by the poor quality of the wheat.

which cannot be held by the farmers. The grow- very runs growin ana rarmers say early sown is being badly damaged by the fly. You will notk-a that the seaboard will so into "'irr ij Li-v- t-i wnn ine smallest stock in years, and our stocks show but a small Increase, not withstanding our huavy receipts. I think there Is itwiiir goou. out money on in long side between now and next William E.

Mc Henry waa expelled yesterday from the board of trade for uncommercial conduct. McHenry had been a member of the board of irmuo iuc unity years, ana up to a rew years ago was one of the most active and promt nnt traders In 1X1 and 14K2 he was rice president, after serving a term as director. Atone time he waa associated with Joseph Preston. An old-tlrae promtn-nt The went nnnrt-J ii and Handy specuiaUon la lml, and later McHenry r. 17 V.

ei tor Mmmmu of Kenosha. McHenry ears ths th complained of took place while he waa home sick. They Involved lo.Uuo bu corn for a woman cus- "It ll tMMrlvl.fnpm on the Pacific coast, but Indications oln? sooa acreage." says the Uatly Trade Hultln. "a fc.ri cpon wll taken care of. More winter wheat will be seeded ln southera Minnesota, and the area in v.Ui..-in llowtng table eshlbltsthe estimated are ot winter wheat In the principal it.V-.

the mountains. W-i Sl spondenu of the 1 iruunfg dv 1M flan. ily Trade Bulletin Area.) Area. Kr New fa .........100 Virginia .......114 West Virginia K7.S ua di ruun WIS .107 .110 ti tKt 04 lowa I'nra. 45.C.

Michigan va MOVEMENTS OF WHEAT A3ID CORK. "TTsS r4 at mu a a pS -hlpmen. Vhea tm Wheat. 27. 431 114,400, 4 VI.

(mo 1W. 70.0"M 174.SUO lt.4i SU6.7K vsn aa. ore 11.4I0 477.O40 217.0U0 4 124.SO0 t.woa Milwaukee: Minneapoua. Iuluth. Ft.

4.040 3.OO0 37.0tlO 7.0 87.21 to 44.jS 4 t. MO 2i2.27U lo.noo 4.IK3 2- IKS 7.KX s.auo 75.5B4 2. IMS J.VOOO 7.500 Kansas Clty. 116,000 K.is Peoria. r.200 11.2LSJ KtfT Tota Is.

1 Sot S70.AU 19.000 9D.UM 40.ISXJ 136.000 S01.430 1M7.771 J.VJl.o K1S.2S4 4i.fms 212,844 20 5.4s 1U.672 Heabosrd JJew JrM.775 Philadelphia- nu Baltimore. New (irtsui eu.OOU Galveston. J6.UUO ni 7 KM Totals. 8I5.4SO Urand tfMsla.l.VT2. Same d'ya S5.W 152(sil sua.tMM 'RECEIPTS OF GRAI3T BT The Inspection of grain br ears for tha ih.

IVIIVWt. v- No a 1 Wheat NaL No S. Not. 43 as ft T-ls. ua 7 0 90 2i 78 2M 13 Tted Hard 1 White winter.

8nring. -IWWIlB a -a- 1 80 25 a ita 14 it -'a zes 10 10 JS IS a fata Parler Insmeted Tmm nt Llcensed Fnev.f -w. wneat. zie.su by cora, but oata, bu? Baa seed. 4.1 bu 81 e.r-an4 eaTs" 4J cara DRIED VRt'ITa.

NEW Not. ll.Rvuw.hyf furor delivery ere showing rather easier tes- aency. while spots remain stead to firm at recent Sizes, wild ms ranging from t.r II grades. Apricots rule Arm and are retrted In moderale demand at 7Hbl2c In bose and at iff'VS re oulet and st. ady at 13 18c for peeled and S'ttt Ma for unpeeled Part Rica a Seeretary Arriret; NEW Not.

11. Among tbs ps- 8Becs wlio arrived today on the steamer Cararas from Venezuela and Porto Rleo was Charles Uartzell. Secretary of Porto Rico. are aN 0c; prime at rHc; rhotce at Se. and fancy at Tc Prunes are without new development, remalaina iii am I.

itk inn rainv am THE rNTEB OCEAN, TTEPyESPAY 'MOIINING, yOTOMlEEI, 12, 1002, HQGS LOWER AGAIN Best Closed it J6.40 Top in July AVERAGE -CASH $6.18 Cattle Values Lower, Touching Low Pont in Sheep Sola Steady, While UmW Closea S9 Uwtr tha last.Satarsayr',. Lasab ToarieattfaJL Ths Cattle market was oversupplled and prices ruled weak to 10c lower, bogs declined 10 15c, sheep' sold and lambs declined 10c -The best cattle offered sold at hogs $6.50. and best lambs $5.25. Receipts thus far this week, compared with the corresponding period a week ago. Increased 11,400 cattle, 14,100 hogs, and 4,900 sheep.

Compared with ths same period a year ago there waa an Increase of 12,800 cattle, a decreas of 8,400 hogs, and an Increase of 9,300 sheep. Chieag Lire-stoek Myeiet. Stock-yard receipts snd shlpments.follow; Receipts Cattls.Calvea. Hogs. Sheep.

Monday, Nov. 4.i 40.l 45.4Kt Tuesday, Nov. 11 lV.OUO (HfJ ao.COO at.WU Totals .30.807 l.4 75.S10 75. 4 Sam time laat 1.34U 61.473 Cor. time 1M1 2.

1,712 hi.0Wi 00,143 rJhlpmeftte slonday, Nov. 10 4.427 00 2.726. Sill Tuesday, Nov. It "loo 6oO A.0UU Totals- 0.527 1S 11.111 ftama time last 4.544 Ii3 5.1W1 3.1 JO Cor. Urn isol 5.2o4 70 5.61S 8,124 Chicago stock-yards receipts for 190S and 1901: w--A Cattle.

Sheep. IWZ to date 1 a -io a i-vt t-- aa 'm time evALi2r -xn iari Increase 1 miui 140.2iil lUU.Uas ii-Wd Novemher recelDta at the CThieaaa for 1JU2 and lsul follow: rsttla Hot 257ilS Sheep. 1.26 141.S33 Cars. 9.451 '02, to Sam period Inereaae 13.481 S.S01 5S.453 927 Receipts at six Markets. Estimated receipt Nov.

11 at six marketa. with comparisons: Cattle. lll.MJO 1U.UOO 7.s lo.imt 4.2DO l.NLH S2.A0 Hoc. 3T.00 2 lU.tSKf 8.0s 4.0UU Sheep. 3.0U0 Chicago iansas Offltba St.

Louie St. fcloux City Totals K1.3IM l1Mi.UIH Wl.OOO Mi.) S7.1ot ai.tmo Week ao Cor. day 2.t K.1.UUU K.40U COr. day Thus far this week 122.0OU 1M.OUO 12.0ifJ Kama time last week ITl.Vt flame period h2. 171.l"l 12A.U-I0 8u ierlod 1WUO U.I.ODO 13U.OOO U0.0U0 Geaeral Jioteai Receipts for Nov.

12 are estimated at 1. 000 cat tle. HS.txxi hon. and 23.0H0 sheep, sjculnst 1K.1S0 cattle. hogs, and sheeji a week ago and 17.070 cattle, 49,170 hogs, and 14,062 sheep a "ew ago.

There another drop in the arms coat price of hogs vesterdsy tn I asalnst Mondav, JUL 41 last Saturday. Sti.Oft last Thursday. 10.46 Tuesday of last week, and to tH three weeks mg'X. Todays avemire price was tne lowest since -th Inst day of February, belnr GOa lower than last Thursday. 70c.

lower thsn three weeks SCO, and fl.67 lower than the hlah day last July. The averare cost price the first two days of this week waa against su.M2 a week no. si.utl a month ipt, a-ni laro months Combined of h-Sas at eleven marreta for the week thus far. 211.00O. tnlnrt 174.UUU a week asxv year aao, and litO.OuO two years ao.

Total for th day. 104.000. airalnst M.IWO a wank aso. a year ao. and 101.100 two yeaxa a(u Principal marketa compare aa follows: am.

sso. rrrm. Chicago. e) 3. 0U0 i 45.iii0 jM.JO Kansas 17JU00 A7.WW 5.WJ0 K' 6.ej0 S.HiXt 8.V00 Kt.

T.WD Xl.OuO S.SOO St. .1 .0.400 v12.0u0 8.6O0 SlomCity. 4.000 ti.SOO .4.000 A eotnbinatloa ssla of shorthorn cattle ante hel-1 tn uextrr tark pavilion yesteniay afternoon. the consignors being 8. kl.

Prather 8on. Sprlnr-fteld. J. F. Prather, WUliamavllle, 111.

I. N. Koroes a Bon. Henry. snd.

C. Norton. Corning; Iowa. Korty head wer sold In ail, the entire consignment selling for $14,900, an average of IL174. Thirty-two 1 -males hmurht S12 lr2B and eight bulla 2.1.t.V The lop price of the sal was paia o.

tu. lor imp. llullertly. 4Htn, and heifer calf. SK15.

by N. A. Llnd. Kolfa. Iowa.

Droves of packing hogs averaging iti'2rt Tbs uiu hi ei i.iw 'i, witn tfo4-iu ouicnera at Purchases for the day were as follows: Armour a Co 8.000 gwlft Co 7.BO0 Anslo-Amerlcan 3.NJ0 a. 8. 1.600 Boyd Continental P. Co. 2,000 2.8XiBhlppers 600 Hammond Linton Co 1.2O0I Total 2.400Left S.000 Morris A Co.

Cattle Prices Lower Asrala. There -waa anothee bla run nf nitu. i iimuar. Arriiaii were esTMaaien early at 12.00U and latar at 10,000. against 4.4M1 a week ago.

thousand cattle in two daya waa too many I or ine requirements of tne trade, oelns a third mors than arrived a year aao. Altogether ioo manr in-oetween. nnnaiuwd beer cattia we numbered among th arrivals. The general mar ket ror beef steer Is S1.2&C3 lower than last month best time, but there la no aense tn tha country jrettins demoralised nd sacrinclns; tha cattle. The market for the day was weak to loe tower, wiui most grades or ueef at sera 1ACT2.V tower than the close of last By eoaalderable peaanna me euonir waa nnaiiv nretrv well -iim.

Dosed Borne of the cattle-were late ratttna tn. but they were not especially harder to sell than the eany arrivals, -mere was notning cnotc lnclude-1 In th supply and comparatively few that were good. Only one small lot pa seed th S6 mark and' a load averaeina IBi ihm som si a.u. mm t.zisvn steers sold at S3.7A. but enlv a few cattle sen annd arah- A above S5.25.

One lot of distillery steers bronatit S3. 10, and most of the plain light steers sold at S40 3. with common Kinds at 3.23t3.0. West ern ranae cattle declined Un.t nt th- Westerns sold for steers and S3. s.ao ror ouus, cows, ana nenera.

i tiu steers sold at 2.so3.zn. ana nulla and cows at SI. 8A4r2.no. Native butchers and canning stork sold lower, with cows and heifers at tl.iiiM ft ers ana lutaot waa at eta7e.au. Aastkrr rrea la Hos; Trada was fslrlr act Ive.

dut efTeplnaa ceasive ana iujit n.o-nf mnvne in the ffkena. Re celnte were estimated early at 33.O0O and later at S.K to 3H.OIIU. The market waa weak from atart to nnl.h.-wlth prices 1015o lower. Shlimm tank only 6M. consequently there waa ao rotniulilin.

between local and outside buyer. The quality was rniner n-'tifr, mmw man usual tor this Ime of the year. At the close of th .1. was hard to set above S4L40. yet several anui early at Comparatively few sold above eu.v.

wnn ine average price I or tne Oar Su.18. 1 dotations Bulk of sl. M.lOrMM pkt uvt nrrm. tsn im ids aa ui litlil batchers. 1 Wfsi'UI tn lAfcnt tacoa.

s. Light lltrht. laOwlfS lbs SWWiS.SO Heavy shipping. I he O-Xon s.i Heavy packing. Jmjo I he.

2 Mixed packing. VXrf lLM 1-iiliri Ki ltouglt heavy packing ft.9Ml.0 I.iaht mlsed. 17lwi2tiO Tbs a.Onon as Poor to choice pigs, 0130 40Ptt.uo Ulieesi Steaalr ana Iaaab Uwtr, Trade In sheen wa generally steady. Whfla limh. roiu zuuy -ic or inu yesiernay moming The two days' receipts were hems over half the nnmher received all nf last week.

Native neep soiu atsva.i-t, ouis vtesterns, 03. bulk 75. Native lambs sold at K'l rut U.j. buul wso; nesiems. s.imo-0m.

Jlorae Trade Better. The number at horses this wash, wnlln 1. th.n a week ago, are better la qualitjr, end by res eon nf a special Fine horse sale th number neiiuaa is inr nua bs smaller uma a mmm. mjt ueiriaiia a nine oetter, inousn price snow no M-a0 cranirinmi IM Ol lowing rang of Com Sbttr. Chok-a.

Good. Trafter 3223 3175 mon 140 110 vts oo 7 50 140 Swo 5 78 123 70 SO 73 lie 170 131 IM 2-23 183 2f0 ItO ISO lm) 79 .163 users 143 80 823 323- 110 133 2i SO 110 Coacher. Ilrfwer Roadsters Farm Boston Handlers Western ransers Mule OTHER. LIVE-STOCK KANSAS CTTT, Nov. 11.

13.000 natives, S.000 Texans calves. 380 Texan. 1.700 native. Cora cattia and cows dull -www nwnuitun wvr; tucxtii dull, weak; choice export and dressed beef steer. fair te goad.

33.60O3.93; atockera and leeaers. Hioovi. weatera led steers, as ao. Texss and Indian steer. S2.S004- cow, tl.

7392.83; bull. cstvee. Stj. oks Keceipt. im.uov; market If91Se lower- tOD.

30.23. bulk nf anlea 111 IM fc. 1 3.16jH.2!5: llsht 3ltcQ.2t: tork- eM.nin ro; Pigs, sa 734l lO. bheep Recelots. INtO- m.rl.- "stive lamba.

M.i15 Western tJ.vl fed ewes. sn.lv.T0: native- welders' i' 4. Ill; Western wether tis, fee-iers. 31 nr.fj3.7S. aoa aim- iT i.HLvMo" Kov- Jir4- caitle active, stesdy i.fti3..l-: Mockers snd f-elers.

32.2.i4 ns. Ilos-M Receipts. 7.97."i: m-artlv Ifle nd lleht mixed. 'l .11.. as.l34eS.23; piss.

li.i.30: bulk. aS.lf.. wt bteeep iieteUH. Ui hiaitar: PCHFCCT TgoMj Pouddr A ELEQAOT TOILET LUXUHTs Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. toe native lambs, S3.

30: top Westers wether. Mi top native ewca. ST. LOUI.H, Nor. 1 1 Cattle Receipts.

II INIO, Including Texan; market steady arly, but weak st the close. Native ahlpplng and export steers. 1 dressed beef and butchers' steers, tt.6mud.tt0; steers under 1 si lbs. 33-7540; atockers and feeder. 50; eow snd heifers.

tJ.25'(f5 2i; canner. $2n2 bulls. 2 W4; calves. 4lfl: Texas and liidtaa Steers. 3 2iti3; cows snd heifers.

32.2302 2a Hogs Heceipts. 10.ooi: market lower; piss 'ana HirMj. packers, d.ltXS23; toheep Keceipts. 3.n00: market steady: native muttons. 34.2AAS.60; culls and pucka, 32.a4; etockers.

11 501 OMAHA. Nov. 11. Vauio Receipts, 7.300 head: market slow and KH15c lower. Native steers.

34f7: cows ad helfera, 3304.23: West era stersk Sa.30g5.2o; Texas steers. 33.2&44.23: rang cows and heifers. 32.734; cannera, S1.5vfj:2 5u; storkera and feeders, 2.COi.44; calves. 34iS: bulla, stags, $23.25. TT Hogs Hecelpta.

head market lOe lower. Heavy. 30 23: mixed. 3d 2WUH.25: light. 3d 23 ru; 35 bulk ot aaiea, 3H.22Vta Sbe-'n Receipts.

14.000 market Yearlings, fed mutton, 33.6tM4; wether. 33.2a 3.0O- comraoa and atockera. l.30fr.2: lambs. 3i.Ud4.73. HUFFALO, N.

Nov, 11 Cattle Receipts. 10U bead. Handy butchers cattle in good demand sad stronger; others barely steady. Vealastrady: toj-s. Si.U..8.75; common to good.

35-fiOfca. Hoga Receipt. active and 6c higher Heavy, 3O.6O4rd.O0; mixed. 3d.40vti.45f VorKers, 34.2Uvw 30; pigs. 3d ai-40, roughs, 33.960.13; stairs.

t. tineep and Iambs Receipts. 100 head: stead xop lambs. ss.44itiii.tH; culls to good, 34.34y6.-6 yearlings, t4 ao; ewea. a.t.bo3.7&: sheep, top mixed.

33. culls to good. 31. 73U4.60. NEW YORK.

Nov. 1 Kecelpta, 447 head. No sales Kxoorta. SO rattle. Calves Receipta, 87 faegdi veals ateady: gra-era and slow.

AJL graaser and. West ern' veal sold at 3-5tKuO. Sheep and lambt-Kaceipta, 2. SOI head; sheep about steady: lambs active and nrm to slightly stronger, nneep s-ia a oops nam pa, a few at 5 soti.Voi: rulU-al 34. Hog Receipu.

970 head; steady. State hoc ora at so.av. MARKETS BT TELEGRAPU. UTERPOOU Nov. 11.

Grain Wheat Spot nrm; no- 2 red western winter, a Sd: No. Northern spring. 6s 7d: No. 1 California. 3s futures steady; December.

6 9d; March, 6a Corn Boot steady American mixed. 7Hd; futures steady. Provisions Hams Short cut oulet. Sua. Bacon Cumberland cut quirt.

59s; short rib weak. 62 uu. Lara prima Vi enters ln tea. atranr. flOa ad.

Cheese American finest whit strong. 67s; Amer ti-an nnrai coioreo strong. D7S. Turpentine Spirits, steady; NEW YORK. Nov.

II. Flour Receipts. 33.203 exports, cris; du grade. Rye Flour Steady Firmer. $2.

25ft 2. 30. spot and ti iasy. Dris; exports. 11.0.10 brls: dull hui nn ftuexwneat lour to arrive.

Cornmeal vvneet tteceipta, 204.775 bu: exports. 1S.1MH bu; srot firm; -No, 2 red. 77Wc elevator: "J-V 'JJ1C b. afloat; No. 1 Northern LMllUth.

KiC f. O. K'n 1 h2c f. o. b.

afloat. I-'rum an easier start, due to I. wneat market developed ac- sirengin on smaller Northwest receipts, supplemented by higher sort a wheat market? III. ill IUV1 a.w 20 bu; aiiot steady: No. 2 Gin eievst-ie n- ti JuSl: anoiLNo- fellow, OUc; No.

white. StHo. Option market was beai-lshly affected by the gov- owing to the wbeat atrength sustained only alight declines during the day. ind closed about unchanged. January closed aiw "rtV.

clWV: EeVmber: w2t, tV. closed 64 jc. Oats Receipts. 225. whit.

37 No- No. 2 white. iOSWHHic; No a white. HSic: trackmlxed Western, nominal; track white. Option market waa i cuier; ummter cHmeU S5c Rye re-t s'i i w.

u. xtariey -vuiet; Provisions Beef Quiet "'Cut Meats Irregular nlckled shoulders. KVc. Lard Weak; Wesiern, eainediltll.0; reflned weak: continent. Houtfi American.

112- Tallow Fsy; city. country, Turpentine tw. Molasses Hteady; New Oi-leaa open kettle, good to choice. j--. 7.I2T kgs: firm: state oatrr, lS4i2-lc: extra rrrtmrnruUH-Mm-M mon to choice.

Ilz24HeI Cheese Receipts. H.to Jt iikgs; strong; new, statev foil cream, fancy, amall, Viulored. oki. 12e; new. 124c: small, white, old.

new l-. VS. large, vail, old, 1 pew, izc. Kggs Receipts. tfXgs; firmer: 'state and x-ennsyivania.

average, Prel, Z4t2Uc; Western; fancy graded. 24 2ic Western, poor to choice. refrigerate. lii 2lc. Sugar Raw, firm fair reflning.

34c; eentrtrogal 9 test. 8V: molai-ses sugar, Reflned, irregular; crushed. e.OSc: nowdered, S.63c; granu- Poultry Alive TMill; chickens. 0e-. tnrkeys.

10c: fowls, imalllr. I)i I I Oulet WHt.ru chickens. UiWf 12c; Western fowls, 11c; spring tur- arys. i.e. PHILADELPHIA.

Pl.r Nov. 11 Or. In Whe.t higher; contract (Trade. -November. 73 v-ritc.

uum-vuiei ana stcaay; ota is o. yellow vm--. i-nm-iuu aua i yc lower No. 2 white, clipped. SC'Ms.

Butter Firm and higher: extra Westers vresmery, iuc; oo near-ny prima kmc. Eggs Firm and In good demand; fresh near by, S8o, toe off; do Western. Ifia. loss off; do Southwestern. 23c.

loss off: do Southern. 2-c. loss off. Cheese Firm, with good demand; New York lull creams, prime email. 12ul3c; do fair to gooa.

small, xbtai-'c; do prime. Urgev 124j 12c; do fsir to good, large. Cotton lO points lower; middling uplands, 8 SOc. Tallow Qt.at and steady: city, prime. In tcs.

iiHHiWo; country, In brls. luVo; do dark. In brls. 66c; cakea. 7tr7Ue.

Poultry I-lve ejteady; fowla. lov911He: old roost-ir. 8ruc; spring chickens, lluullo: ducks. llrl2c: sse. KWi l-o.

Itressed irm good demand; fowls, choice Western. Southern and Southwestern, 12nl.Hc; do fair to good. UftUSc; old roosters. lOc; roaxting chickens, nearby, large, 13c: do small and medium. 13rl4c: Western do.

large, 14c; do sum 11 and medium. Htrl2c; turkeys. choice western, -t-tc; uo lair.to gooa. lzejic ducks. llt13c MINNEAPOLIS.

Nov. 11. Grain Wheat The market opened Arm this morning and during the first half-hour advanced tea-! ily. and then held Arm and In a narrow range. Sentiment vers bullish and undertone strong.

Shorts nouttht quit freely early In th session, but Jater sold Uecemper openeo si iwnc. waa nixn at i -r 1 1 rd, low at 7ec. and closed at 71er71-. May nnened at 72Wc. hiah at T3c.

low at and closed at T.ia. The cash demand waa good from millers and elevators and the best grade sold readily. Low grades wer fair seller. No. 1 Northern, spot, r.r; jso.

isorujern, spot. i. Flour The market cuntinues Millers ar maintaining firm prices and consequently with a lower wneat market ouyera are no to wig on (or wasker market. Forelxn inouirr ahows some tni- provrmopt over last wck. First patents, XJ a.H3; second uatenis.

ftrat Gleara, IZ.U0 10; second clears, sz -HnZ w. ti ran ln llKbi demand and the general tendency Weaker. Hran in bulk, 3I1.3UI 1.7.V Flax Seed Firm and In good all-round demand. No. 1 sold at l.llel.w; reiecteu.

31.1mgl.l8. "ST. LOUIS. Nor. II.

Orain Wheat Higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, twic; track. nWif 70'; December, inVc: May. 72'c; No. 3 hard.

Wii7k5. Corn Irregular; No. cash. 43c; track. new: ivecember.

4Sr4Hc stav Sxle n. iwtt rnn: xsn. cn.n. -t ts: traca. m-f r.s December 2c: May, '294e No.

white, 63a. Itye eiieanv. int. Proviatons Pork Lower; lobbina, 1 new 313 Lard Lower: Slu.33. Metals Iad Steady 34.

Spelter ateady; $3-13 Poultry Hlrrw; chick. S4c: tae-kevs. lOc; ducks, 1 geese, liutter Firm; creamery. lHii'0 dairy 17 v- Kggs Ixi-rer. SOc.

los off. IULCTIf, Nov. 11. Orala Wheat- cash No. 1 hard.

7414c: No. 1 Northern. 73c; No. a iNonnrm no. a spring, uuc.

10 arrive: No, 1 hard. 74 Wc No. 1 Northern and Novemhnr rvecember, 71Jc; Way, Macaroni No. 1. 7c: No.

2. Oats-Liecember, on track and to arrive. zc. rtye tjn traoa and 10 arrive. 4Uc Barley 3u.lc.

lax tarn, on track, to arrive. November and December, 11.30; January, 91.2uVt; nay, TOLEDO. Ohio. Nor. It.

Grain Wheat TwjlL hlghn-: cash. 7lic; December, 77He; May. TWc Corn Dull, steady: December. 4-'c; May, 41tc. ets Dull, steady; December, SIHo; Max.

32 Wo. Rye No. 2. He. eeed Dull, lilrber; November, 97.03; January.

37.13: March. 37.13: prim tlmofhv. Sl.M bid. j. rime amte, iu ota.

011 isortn Lima. i.vi; oulB Lima and Indiana. 90c KANSAS CTTT. Nor. Wheat vo-ec: may, w-KjCUR N.

hard. fHrfc; NO. 3 62Hc4c', No. 'i red. Vt NoTaC Vrn-Nvmbr.

42c: December. IWVic: May. 3.f'34c: cash No. 3 mixed. 42'a43c; No.

i white, No. a. ao. tsNuVi white, Ilye No. 2.

44aT- $i03oIl unKHny' tu-76ni; choio prairie. Uuiter-Creamery. 423ct dairy, fancy. "21c Kggs Fresh, inc. WLITH.

Nov. 11. Crsln Wheat Tsh No. 1 hard. No.

1 Northern. 73c; No. 3 North-rn, 71; No. 8 spring. SPc.

To arrival No. 1 hard. 74V: No. 1 Northern and November T3ci December. 7lc: May.

mseamni 1 7ic; No. 2. orc Oats December, on track and to arrive. 2iic. Rye on track and to arrive.

4im. Hsrley Si4i53o. lax 'ah. oa traok. to arrive.

T-ovenioer anu 31.30; January, "SiViVaI'IcEK. Nov! II. nraln Wheat-Higher: No. 1 Northern. 74ct No.

INffrlh'rn. December 72V puts. 72Wc 72Sc. Jlys Stead No. L6re.

ItsrleTliuii 2, liiVjc; sample. Oats Firm; 3Io. vorn Decvmoer. 0034c: nuta Uwr en. 61...

P1-RIA. II. Orsln Porn Firm en4 maetive: No. 3. Oata Inactive and ateady No.

3 white. 3tO. Wh sky on the nasi of 31 31 for.flnlehan foods. SVA.NNAH. Nov.

11. Turaentlna Firm at Mr. Hmn nrm. A. tJ.

St. 33; I. 1 tfl; O. 31 Oo; H. s.cS; K.

32.63; M. N. 3-t Wi: WO. 1 76: WW. 34 IS.

WILMlNOToN, Nov. 1L Turncntlaa Splrils. at 4'r; crude, flmt at tl.lal. Firm? S1.2Ji Tivr Firni: 0. l-celnts, ROJ hrls.

N. S. C. Nov. 11.

Tun-iitlne sn-1 rus-u THOUSANDS VIEW FiliE fIE7 TRAIN Illinois' Central' Dayli2htBpr-; "cial' Is Attractire. INITIAL TRIP. TODAY Begins Daily Serrice Between Here and St Louis. Cansaalaaloaer Daaala Ex seas Sefcraas of Scalprr ta Bay Ratlraaal Traa, Sartatloa fraaa Psyers. Several thousand persons weat to th 1111-sois Central station resterdar to Inspect th new "Daylight Special" train, which goes Into service today between hers and St.

Louis, leaving; hers at 11:31 a. aa. aad arrtTtne; at BL Louis at 7:11 p. in. This train will leave St.

Louis dallr at a. aad arrive la Chicago exactly eight hours later. Outslds and Inside' th Illinois Central's "Daylight Special" la an extremely attractive It Is composed of Ave cars, a combination buffet-library. carr parlor car, dialog car, reclining chair car. and coach, with standard high-back seats.

Aa original color scheme has been which wiU enable anybody who has once seen It to recognise tha "Daylight Special." erea when It is flying over th rails at a rate of a mils a minute. The roofs of all the cars are painted Indian red, the -upper half of ths cars moss green, snd ths lower half a black-brown, th combination producing a striking effect. Flalshea la Mahaaraay. Ths Interior woodwork of all the cars' Is of mahogany, delicately Inlaid with white wood. The dome-shaped deck, ot snlqu design, is covered with burlap painted- light green, of the same shade aa the plush of all th seats.

The general color effect was much admired by the visitors to the train yesterday. They also manifested much interest in the arrangement ot the kitchen of th dining car, which ia as perfect la, appointment as could be desired, yet occupies very little space. Among th conveniences provided for patron of the new train are writing-desks in the parlor car for women and ln the buffet car for men. In the Ilbary are more than 100 Tolumea. selected to suit all patrons.

Haw Srhesis nt Seals re. Commissioner. Donald of tha Central Pas senger association has received from various sources many copies of tha following circular aent to publishers of small newspapers and periodicals all over ths United States by the BUI Nye Ticket company of -Chicago: We take thia liberty of addressing you. under tbs impression that you have some editorial transportation to dispose of. we are credited wltn paying the Highest market price for this class of stock, snd.

Having a large patronage of Brat-class peo ple accustomed to the using of same, are ln a position to handle any amount. might be well to -add that our paat experience with editorial mileage and trip tickets naa Deen a very successful one. ana this Js due to the fact that we have been very conservative ss wait aa precautious ia disposing of same, as we never sell said Biuc lo any uui persons Known to us. Should you have1 any mileage', trip tickets. or -transportation' of any- Batwreiw are tn a saaition to secure-any, cssasaunioate-wita us and wilt offer yot liberally and promptly.

"We har been established since 1872. and all transactions of above nature, rest as surer, wiu De strictly coandentiaL" se names ot Sol Livingston, manaaer. aad Art Livingston bead the foregoing circular letter, and ths First National bank Is siren as reference- official of this bank aaya the use of asms in this connection- Is unauthorized! -t I am glad to aay that very few aews- paper publisher nowsdsys are. Influenced br such temptations of scalpers to violate. their contract with the railroad," said Commis sioner Donald yesterday.

"A majority of the newspaper publishers promptly send ta some railway official of their acquaintance such circulars as tha-one sent out by the Bill xsye Ticket company ot this city. Advertising contracts of ail the railways prohibit the use of transportation except by persona actually connected with the newspapers. Okla Raaaa Cawliaate. LISBON'. Not.

11. The consolidation agreement between the Pittsburg. Lisbon Tt Western Railroad company and the Shenan- go at Beaver Yalley Railroad company was today filed with the Secretary of Stats ot Ohio aad ths Secretary of State of Pennsylvania. completes legsl work In-the reorganisation proceedings which have been going on. whereby tbs new Lis bon dt Westers Railroad company acquired ths Salem railroad and hePlttsburg.

Lis bon dt Western railway, snd has planned for extenaioaa to a connection with the Wheeling A Lake-Erie road oa the west, aad with New Caatls-es Pittsburg on the east. A corps ot engineers has been at work ta this connection for the last six months, and anal surveys have been completed over moat of the projected extensions. Railroad men la Canton say a link of twen ty-four miles must built to connect the Wheeling de Laka Brie and Wabash with th newly consolidated lines, making; thus. It. Is believed, a second Wabash Una from Chicago to Pittsburg, aad another eaat-and-weat through lins by- a connection with th Buffalo, Rochester aV Pittsburg road.

Sse-s Ha Traable far Saata Fe. LOS ANGELES, CaL. Nor. II. Discussing ths demand for Increased wagea among the railway brotherhoods tn th employ of Western lines.

President Ripley of th Santa railroad aald: "So far aa the Santa Fs Is concerned, have bad It Intimated the subject soon will be submitted. Up to this tlms a formal request haa bee a mad. What th new schedules ara ss I do not know. snd knowing -us general eoaservattsm of railroad brotherhoods. I am convinced both sides la aay controversy that may occur will settle their affairs amicably.

I will not aay there will 00 trouble, but I am con vinced that what difference com up will be adjusted by the reasonable stand ot all parties to ths controversy." s. EMalaes Sw Iksrt Lias, SAN FRANCISCO, CsL. Novv 1L W. D. Cornish or New York, vice president of the Union Pacific railway, haa departed for ths East, after devoting two weeks to sight.

seeing ln California. He said before leaving that the only railroad matter that had en gaged bis attention during his stay la this stats waa the proposed new Hn' from Salt Lake to Los Ahgelea and that his trip to the southern part ot the stale waa largely for th purpose) of studying the situation and ita bearings oa th project of E. Harrimaa and Senator Clark. Willtaaa M. Dyraa As awl a ted.

WASHINGTON, D. Nov. 11. Th Pres ident has appointed William Michael Byrne to United States district attorney for Delaware. Mr." Byrne resigned this posi tion last October, and waa a and Ida a for Congress la the recent election-as union Republican.

Hs. however, was defeated. and has now been given back his old plac. DOCTOR SWEANY lesagwat BstaTsllaaad, Hen --ittiii fal aSMl Hellabl SpaelalUt 1st Diseases af Mea, a 31 a leal Ptalaasaa, Llesase aasl Nswasaser Has -1 SVVEArJYCw CO, 323 suVHVcor6.citnL TESTIIIG COST OF -OIL AS SHIP FUEL Grah.am Jlorton Hopes to Announce Hesnlt MAY FIT UP BOAT Difficulty Experienced in Getting Long-Time Contract. Gral a trade Shaw Jim Iaasrveaeat tm Vcaaelaeaw-6atlslc Nat Rraarsleal -Eaeerataalaav la spits of disconrsKina comments on the feasibility of us Ins; oil for fuel purposes oa laka steamers, th Graham at Morton Hn continue to carry on Its Investigation Into the relativ eost of the substitute as compared with coal, la a few days It is hoped by those Interested to have sufficient data to enable correct estimates to be made.

and the company will then be able to aa-aonnre or not it will pay It to fit out a yeasel with th necesary -equipment. SBould" the reports of the experts' now a( work prove favorable some boat of the fleet, perhapa the sldewheelcr City, of Chicago, will -be equipped at ones with. the necessary apparatus. President H. Craham says no contract will, of be placed until it.

Is known positively that ths new departure will be a -success. If-it is, he states, all boats of the fleet will be Sited out with burners, and, during, the height of th season these. wilt consume, as near as can now be ascertained, la. th neighborhood of 500 barrels of olt per day. There appears to 'be only one" objec tion pirt of Use Graham A Morton pro-- pke.iq-securiUK lis oil supplies sncruia prrce comsar faTorablTJWitlii coal, which ts that 6f iiie hot-trme contracts oil trust, -will-not-agree to furnisn slagee-year's-supply, of tne product.

The steamboat, lnterestaOnsistoaa three-year iV, Grata FVrlafst Slaw aaa IraU.x. Th grain trade offered no Improvement to vesselmen yesterday and shippers were bidding: only lVs cents for tonnage to load cora. Few boats wer to be had at the flgure. and those that were unloaded went for ore. -The cash business on offered practically no signs of Immediate betterment in th shipping demand, and vesselmen have very littl to.

look forward to. Charters reported were: Panther. Milwaukee to Buffalo, barley at 1 cents. Grata aad Irsa-Ors Rates. CLEVELAND, Ohio.

Kor. IL Although It Is reported io Detroit that ore for next season haa been offered on a basis ot cents from ths head AtCLaka Superior. Cleveland shippers aay they are not yet ready to take up business for 1903. Local vesselmen do not take much stock ln the report. Grain carriers are in good demand at th head of the lakes and the steamers Gilchrist.

Steel King. Vega; D. M. Whitney. Naples, and Tacoma were placed today oa a basis of IK bent on wheat.

There is no ehaag la or or coal frelghta. Maria Hates. Mernbers of tha Vocal branch of the Seamen's tretofi at Milwaukee ar dasnaadins 33 per day for the balaac of th seasoa. and It ia expected that the same will be applied to thia port. As th season of navigation draws near It clone the question ef winter dockage, which has year by year become a more perplexing problem, obtrude Itself.

There will very likely be plenty of room ror vessels nere. aiinouga is noc anown what tbs last earwoea ot eoal may bring forth ia I K. wav of vessel that will rkiee their season It ta aatd that th condition at Buffalo Will probaoiy senq posts "ere. Ucal'Prt IJt. Arrived Merchandise Wlasahiokon.

Chemung, Boston, Buffalo: Avereli. Ogdensburav Coal aladasascar. Falrport. Trom Ore Cumberland. Ashland: Lumber, Tien.

Me. R. Barnes. Msnls- tique: U. J-euty.

jr. M. Kjiapp. T. IA HUmarn.

it. Bottsford. Alpena; Q. M. Flier.

A. R. Campbell. I "TMan V. H.

Foster. Washburn; Uutdo, I'ierport: Butcher l-ared Merchandise Delaware. Cfiemung; Rome. Buffalo. Ught T.

M. Knapp. T. D. Silra- son, K.

Ilnffalo; P. raw yes. Barwyn. Mervcntnee: U. 3IsrshaU.

Manistee; Helea Parry sound; S. (X Hut. Frankfort; C. feelta. fine juaae.

Tmel Monl-lng. Mich-, Cleared WUheiiw ana sorts, Bsuit Bta. Maria- Muiltowoc. Vis. cUteltersd Coaestoga.

Tower, ren. jjertr vaikirs. Bscaaaba, Mich. Cleared Admtral, Chicago! Havana. Harlem.

Lake Erie. Aahtabuhu Ohio. Arrived Bransford. Louisi ana. Cleared Coal Falcon.

Mara ta tie. Milwaukee, wis. Arrived Ulerk Kock, Wa- a tarn. Cleared Wslluls. Buffalo, grain.

Ashland. Wis. Cleared Lumber Warrea. Keith, Cleveland. Ore Mariposa, Thotnaa, Lake c- in.

Tat 'Tssree VTlch: Sheltered Rhoda KmllV. City of Concord. Kacor. all with tows. Cleared Myroa.

aad tow. Houghton, Mich. Sheltered at Lily Poad Philip U. Armour, ctanoro. sac uuanss.

rusnuusa 2:43 p. tn. Mamuette. Mich. Arrived 5sg.

Choctaw El-phicke. Cleared Stafford. Mo William. ShelteredPratt. Athena Cadillao.

Corry. Two Harbors, Minn. Arrived Butters, Fryer, Matafa. Hundred Fifteen. Cleared Hundred Nineteen, Eries-'on.

Koebltng; Hundred given-teea. Kiruria, Laka Erie. Cleveland. Ohio. Arrived Mlnch, Bpokan.

ftandusky. Harin-11. Chippewa. Cleared Coat afsKnetic. Milwaukee.

Light Rooublle. Marquette: Tolteo. Tyrone. Algeria. Toledo, Ohla.

Arrived Waver ry, Ranaaha. nock. Argonaut, IlespAT. Adriatic, Miami. Crrb-hart.

Cleared Light Walter Hcrantoa. LHiluth; Flsk. Parry' Harbor; Maggla- Uuncan, Favorita. Constitution, Cleenlaad, i South Chicaro. III.

Arrived Huron. W. B. Mor-ley. Curry, rieare Oraam sraach ITinnk.

tltv of Panther. lavlngstona, UuiTslo. Light Kennebec, lcaaaha W. Gllctirist. Panther.

Buflslo; Bell. Superior. Buffalo, N. Arrived Inter Ocean, fleorg Williaras. London, t.rstwlck.

'RS, Case. Srhenciu-riesred Coal hltaker. Chicago; City of Koine, Portage: Jennesa, ltav Citv. Light eVraaton. (iiadsione: Mars, rteel King.

Supanur: Onoko. La-luih; 11. Pauker, Chicago. Ma-klnaw City. Mich.

rn Alfred Mitchell. 10:10 last Right; Thorns a lO 40; owrgo, 11: Governor anillh. 1 a. m. Castls 4:40: Vance.

7: linear Wood. Oscoda sad cessorts, 1: BU-hards and 1 1 Columbia. 12:311 p. lliinoia, Tiircarnra. 3Jk: W.

i-. lirown, 6:30: Klarrucca Down 3 STniDTUHE liinvcus chciuty; CLCCD FCISCX- nuPTanE, and alt dtaiaaia of men. the raaulta ot hablta. exci du to Inheritance, or sr-ectfle dis-stateraesls ar aa- 1 make no miaieaajn bustneasllks Drooositlons to the afflicted ia order to secure their patronage, Th sianr years of my suceeeeful practice in Chics go prove that my methods of treatment are safe and certain. You do ot want to he mutilated and maimed for life 1 trying ta be cured of Varicocele, stricture, and kindred troubles in a few days by surgical procedure.

I guarantee perfect rare la th shortest eosslbie time without tnjnrtosM after effects. My charges wlU be as low aa possible tor conscientious, skillful, aad succesafjii sertveea. Caaaaltattoa Fraav SPECIAL HOME TRKATM EXT far Patteats Wfca Casv mat CaUL -f Offloe Roars 8 a. m. to au; Sunday IS oaly Eucry BBSeMauasMiMiw alxjut us wnnrUvT'S MOrVTt VVlurGfsfj Spray tol fcrml MartimrTb- liMiTrareq will awaia.nl faU sarttralara acd oinarur-na l.i- tiwlnaiaatels-lMav Bia a L.

cX. r2S Tunes New York. Back Kayaer. Stat aad aiaaisoa aad M43 soa im La sauav D. R.

Vnta a Csv, Ptat aad Rnadolpk StaV vHiun i-nif aiors. eisxs aaa aaonree rra. People' rtrar Stare. Clarfe and ears Sta. aii aaa i sasaj Ca-.

Cuanass aad WabasSl. r-llruraraa tm- rBMdy fee Uooorrli is a. (-ieet, gperstaterrha. Whiles. ssstrsl di.

char gas. er ssy IntaBBS. 3xa. lrritaUoa or alcera-. ttom of sictil -1st sat la plaia wrsseer, I by axsrsss, prseaid fug .1 titibi-rJ, 9:0 last night; stitmer and 10 40: Kesr-arge, 1:10 a.

Business. 4 Lycoming. Maruba and wfaalebark. 40: Tskima and con-w-rt. La ealla aad whalebark.

Craig. Seranac. Toltec, lO S''; Huron, If; Watt, P- m-: Wllkesbarre. 5.SO. Ind southeast, thirty-six miles: raining.

Duluth-Supernw. Minn. Arrived La gonda, Australia," Amason, Mllaaukee. Northern Kl DC, Chicago, Rochester, Madden. Mautenee.

Bra SI I. Cleared Olt We lis, tglrbar, Antrim. Murphy, "Wilson, LJnn, Norton. Xarond. Lake r.I IJrhl irmiiur.

On-W-nn. Twa llarh. traiiWatsoa. Mack. BuRslo.

toauit ste. Mich. fp Tosenalte. -night; HUI and whalebeck. Midland Queen.

Queen City and whaleback. Bee. Northera LMcht. 11; Warstr. Thomnaon.

larks Foster. Choctaw. 12:30 a. m- Chavrle. Klphkke.

Fayette 2: Ottawa. Bunsen. Jenney. Sn; Portage. PlanktntoiH-Mstna, Houmahla, 10; -Crete Cranua, A.

-Htew-art. Leaneld, Agawa. 2:40 p. m. Mans.

rnuxiu, -j nonfer, unaitannoga. nrm India. 5:: Bannorkbura, a. Down Qiieen ef the West. last night: IStratacone, midnight; NotUngham.

3 a. Bdenborn. 2 -I'll Kensselser. Miina. Imperial.

Catnalla. Col- cy. Aonpaaaw el wsilsun. sLlngnoher. A.

norea. Hioton. 10' I'nlted Em pire. 2 p. Hopktns.

Saturn, U. W. i-arker. Iron Klnglroa. Berfia.

Aurora. 3: 11- iron n.ui(, aroa uaem Aunna. u-hetm, Siji daxoa and whale- Detroit. neh.t-rv Lindsar. 2 last night; Km bury and -cnvjrts.

10; Sriwya. :d.ly. 11; To-peka. Wolf. 11:40: Ooo-tj'ear.

12 JO a. MaunaJua. Aurania, 11: Goceblc. Blwabik. New Gral.hk.

2:30: tillbert. S.I0; Curtis and consorta. Trevo-. Minnesota. Case.

K-'tA K'tnt Qt.1,. 1 i u. X-. Cohrate frnyt. Bee try.

Hough--tonv El) wood. 12.30 a. Mo Vitus. 3.1.'.; Cambria and whalebsck. fl rlcott and barge, Ttnrxam vueen Kitmapo, k- 13.

Van hant nleht: Klrbv Hinn.ll. Marckv. Fritf. Cheroaee, 11; Znlth Cttv. Kruoy.

mt-1-nirht: Majeatfc. 12:10 a. m. Wavertv. Moait- eaghv Paraell.

Pawaea ana haifri. Carpenter ami cxmsort, Argonsut. Au burn. Bulgaria. Tasmania.

Nvsnza. Laws tha. Lake tibore. 10:40: Cat's. M.

Whitney. 11 -TO; Orilfla and whalrback. 1 Maaaba. noon: Business. D.

m. 1-ill. WJKm. 1. I -1 Quayie.

1M: Caxneaie. Pomlac. 2: Penw, 3: Albright. Morse, Maid. North wind.

Point A D1UO, O. Maaltar Ordered ta Be Drltvered. WASHINGTON. P. 1L Orders were issued today that the monitor Wyoming; be delivered ta the government at Mass islacd navy yard.

San Francisco, Nov. 20. SEW ILUSOU COBPORATIOXS. Special Dispatch to Th Inter Ocean. BPRIXQFIKLn, I1L.

Nov. 11. The foliowtnc corporation wer licensed today by the Secretary of state: SterUng Butter and Che pas company. Sterling; capital. 340.000; manufacturing dairy producU; mcornoratora.

J. A uuiert. 3. B. Ullnert.

11 Foster. Amerlcaa company. Rorkford; capital, 3.0": tnanufacturins and mercantile: (ncornoratora. W. J.

H. Htrans. F. KT ilounlon: W. Katlaa Brighton Teaming company, Chicago; capital.

O.ow: general teaming: Incorporators: K. K-talnmr. H. U. Owldsailth; 3V A.

Bloomlngtnn. Gindele Brna. -S: Chlrseo: esnilal. il iW- general constructing: incorporators. S.

P. Cowan. T. M. Allen.

R. L. henard. McOuire Manufacturing Klectrlc company. Chicago: cailtai.

liVUHl; manufacturing electric machinery; Incorporators, K. P. Lang worth r. W. J.

Nash. J. O'Connor. rT Standard Sash and Door company. Chicago: cap-itL SlO.OiaJ; manufacturins sash and do--rs; incorporators 8.

Hamilton, H. EysjwvlUe Hoop company. Evanrrille. capital. 35.000: ln Illinois Universal Soap company, Picrra.

Dt; capital, et.lsaifmo; ra Illinois. fci.loO. Publishers' Press. New Tort; In Illinois. 0.

o. Dunaon com ran y. Newark. N. J.i capita.

31 '). uoO: 10 Illinois. 315O.00U. American Chi- le company. Jersey City capital, Illinois.

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