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GOOD CATTLEySCARpE 5'- ill Best Offered, $5 90-Market Dull at Unchanged Pricer. BIG RUN EXPECTED Late Hog Trade Brisk Prices Averaged Lower. Umtf Sold Actrrelw at Higher Qaata-- (leas, with Sheep Fally Steady Beat Uaki Said at fS.73. Very few good cattle were offered, in fact the best on sale sold at $4.90. Top hogs sold at $4.60 and best lambs at 5.75.

There was no quotable change In cattle prices, hogs ruled 6c lower, sheep were and lambs 10c higher. 'Receipts the first two days of the week, compared with a week ago, decreased 1.700. cattle, increased 19.400 hogs, and decreased 3,700 sheep. Compared with 'a year ago there was a decrease of 7.S00 cattle, an increase of 33,400 hogs, and a decrease of 1.600 sheep. CkleaKO Live Stock: MoTratit.

receipts and shipments follow: Receipts- Cattle. Calves. Hon Sheep. Hon.lay, Dec. 733 4K.7!7 30.311 Tuesday.

Dec 8. 5.0UO 500 32.0UO 1K.0U0 i.233 WI.7H7 48..11 Cor. time week ago. .33.537 52.O40 Cor, time liXKJ 1 5H 1.156" 47.357 4U.W15 Cor. time 19ol 3fC8 1.753 100.W5 41.

.23 PhlpiwntF Mon.lav. Dec. 7...... 5.SM 70 ,312 4.007 Tuesday, Dec 8 4.0UO 2t 2.0UO 0.0UU Total Cor; time rk Cor. time l'MKi Cor.

time 1SH1 Receipts 'Estimated receipts compariMm Chieag-o Kjbmi City Omaha Ft. Louis St. Joseph Sioux City Totals Week ago Cor. Cor. day 1S01 .34 PO 8.312 I0.JM)-t.X."2 124 .0 7.K-S3 227 7.71".

s.2!H -40 3.778 at Markets. Dec. 8 at six. market, with Cattle. 5.0W 11.0 5.4 0O Hogs.

32.0 lo.mo tcat-o 4.KOO Sheen. l.S.OilO 14.01 2.X) 4.2t0 73.KHI 44.OO0 400 r.2.5110 4l.l 45.S4IO 2W.2U0 llltt.4t0 2S.2O0 Thus far this week SI JH.OOO fa period lat NS.t 1 1 T.txjo Kmt M.riol it7.k lrt5.i0 104.000 Karae period Wii 70.OO0 11M.0O0 55.0;O at Eleven Markets. -Receipt hog at eleven leading Western and Eastern market follow: l-c 8 Wk ago. Y'r ago. 1001.

Chlcaro S2.0Ol 47.7' KS.tXiO Kansas Cilr 7.300 17.0OO 19.M10 Omaha 10 7.000. 6.110 12.2x St. Louis 8.1100 A. 5O0 K.Orio 8.O0O ft. Joseph 8.5KO 8.30O 10.800 SlotJX City 4.8O0 B.HOO 4.5t C.800 ft Paul B.OOO 2.

5.CO0 4.000 Indlanapolia 8, 8.0m fl.Ml Cle-elanJ S.tJOu 2.0"0 2.5O0 ItufTalo S.OOO 5.000 14.oii IHtsburs 7.500 2.OO0 4.OO0 Tolala R3.0i llfl.9 140.400 Week thus far Za.WO 174.000 237.0U0 274.0OU Geaeral Xetes. The "dremina: oat" of the principal rar-lnad lota of show rattle sold in the auction last Friday made some Intrstina; comparisons. The sweetakea load ot Herrln'a Heref.jrds made 3.07 per cent, almost the nante aa Kerrlck's Annua. Funk's and Kramhark'a Antuii dressed out U4.07 per cent, landing in the same notch. riwliart's Ualloway yearllntra made Oo.UJ per cent, and Judy Hereford yearltmrs Sdl per The bft dressers of the whole show were the prime Panhandle 2-year-old Herefords of L.

W. Black's, which took flrst prlle In the eVMithwestern claas of They dressed per cent of beef, Ths sweepstakes load of Pota1-China hoirs be-longlrit to J. T. Ames, avermxinn Urn. sold hfT last week, dressed 84.01 per cent.

Another load averaa-inc Sim ibs dressed 82.UB percent, and load averaging; 3U4 pounds dressed 7U.OW per-oent. Receipts for December are estimated st 26.000 cattle. 4l.ortl hoajs. and 23. A sheep, assjiurt 2.f cattle.

40.K7U hiiKa, and 24.ri heep week aim, sad ri.aZi 47 bon andio.TiMisbct-p a year axo. )t; 1 AA etiet jTiqr of aoss ktonoayv S4s iasr Aaanrtar." 4.47 -s, week mtem a-monthao. u4 4ua a year ao. Avenure cost price Um Hm In days of this week. S4.4o, asalrsw HUH week, and So.

18 a fear ago. iio purchases for the day follow: Armour Co" S.ono S. tt 8. l.ftno Anc-lo-Aniericaji "3,5 Jf. Boore 2.iO z.mi'Cltr butchers ......2." Cone4neatal I.000 Shippers 2.000 Himinond I.ootm Morris A Co 3.0OO4 Total bwUlaCo tt.500iLefl over i.OUO Veal Calrea Casalsersbly Utrcr.

These was no quotable rhan-e In the cattle mar kt. Hewlpts vm small, and the prorrtkn of jcaod- steers smaller than usual for Tiiewiay. The I hest ofTered at $4 aawinst Sf Jdondav. Very few were- pood enough to sell above S4.5W. with inferior steers as Utw as 10.

Ordeis on ourside account were, smaller ths.n nxiul. and I'M -Ui- o. ahrt claim their -coolers are full of beef, with the demand rather slack- A few Westun rangors sold at I3.10fi3.fi5. Veal calves sold 75c lower than a week ago, principally at 5:254 0.75.- Native butcher mini cannlna stock stM at steady prices, fanners sold tara-ely at 2 S5. cutlers.

2 x(: fat cows and heifers. iVo4i 4 sod bulla Ptp.i. Mockers and feeders uncharged at 1.7."hu4. lo. 1 Closing Hoar Market After a slow openina; the hog market was very brirk.

Prices were 0c iower. with the feeling eak early, and comparatively strong lal. About 5.iO remained In the pens at the Hninh. Receipts were liberal, and the quality fair, with a amalltw- pro- iiortlnn of light weights than usual for Tuswiay. 'ackers acted very indifferent early, but bought freely after 10 o'clock.

The range of prices was the narrowest in some time. One load averaging 2-i U.H sold at it Wi. with few atK-e S4.50, and not many below S4.SO. Quotations follow: bull, r.r tailu A t.Ct A its Heavy butchers. 4.4oi4 CO Light butchers.

Y.nfiXM 4.4o4i4.5.1 Light bacon, lool lbs Light bacon. lis 4.2-(4.40 Heavy shlplne. Ibs 4.4K4.ar, Heavy packing. 2si4o Ibs 4.K.'.t4.45 Mixed packinK. 2oni250 lbs Rough neavy packing 4.l't.:pi Light mixed, lbs 4 Four tu best plK, Uwi Laaln -AdraatH Dlat, At 10c advance In prices, lambs sold freely at a range of bulk.

ia; Vestera lainus sold at w. tulk. 4 Kheep In gooi request at strong prices, selling at tAia tor native and UUi.15 for Westerns; yearlings old at ST hSr 4 25 for Westerns. 4g4.aS tot natives, and (4.SO for 85-lb Mexicans. HarseMarket Palrlr Aetls-e.

mTw. ma rwtj grades generally met with a fair demand, and values were steady Choice big drafters sold at 17Mi227J0. and matched heavy pairs St Main draft offerings were slow at 125tl06. There was mod-enate demand for farm mares at $704 Kxprea-er sold at 11Vil70. Eastern chunks found fair outlet at 1 lofiHO and upward for fancy gradea.

Jit few harness horses were reported among the arrivals, and the bulk of the offerings were of tnedium kinds, which at 125. The t'fst Trades steady at Fair demand for Southern chunks at V-j75. with plain drivers Coins on Kouthern orders at SO4120. OTHER LIVE-STOCK MARKETS. KANSAS CITT.

Dec Cattle Receipt. S.OOO head. Including 123 head Southern. Market steady to 10c higher. Export and dressed beef steers steady to lc higher, $L3Ch-i fair to sooa, s.f.i-.T4.vn; western fed steers 10c higher.

i.3Kf4.50. stockers and feeders strong. $2. 75W4; Southern steers steady, 15: Southern rows steady. 41 native cows strong.

41.5023.50; native heifers strong, S2.50ti3.G5; bulla steady, $2 calves steady. S-'l-aS. Hogs Receipts. 10.50O head. Market rinsed 5c higher.

Top. 4.57; bufk of sajea. e4.45f4.57': heavy. S4 454 57H: stockers, 4.45tf4.52; pigs and lights. S4.4ofc4.57V Hbeii Receipt.

bead. Market steady to joc nigner. native iamea. 11 WAi.l; western lambs. St fed -ewes.

ii4 40; stockers anj trd-TM. 2T75. OMAHA. Dec. Cattle Receipts.

8.30 nead. Market slow to steady. Native steer. S.l.255.15; cows' and tfelfers. 2.7S3 5: Wertern seers.

t2 75'j4: Tt-iii steers. 2 range ww uu neiiers. z.OT.l.o: eannera. stockers and feeders. calves, bulls, stags, l.30"i:i,23.

Hon I 1 1 1 I tfV 1 Ka A Imtm Heavy, S4 251 mixed. 4 3H4.3,-.: light, (t 35 4ir.au: nuut or sates. S4 30W4-35-heep Receipts. head. Market stesdy.

-vtestern yearlings. ti iKKil; wethers. S3. 1.0.1; ewes. t2.5iv.j:t 20; conunon snd stocksrs, a24i3.JU; lambs.

44W5.75. h-r. LOI ia. Dec. A-Cattle-Receipts.

7.900 head, including 4.0i) head Texans. Market active. csiive snipping and export steera. S4-r dre-'1 and r-utrher atsers, steers UlKt-r I lbs. Si.

5. 4 75; stockers and feeder. Jr3 cows and h-lfrs. S2.254: can-ners, SI. 154, bulla.

S2 5.VtT.Vi; calves. 8 iiia.0o; cows and heifers, 2.05t;2.. Hogs Reclpu, had. Market steady Pig and llghta. S4 t54.5n: oackera.

hjti4 M- 8heeL HceeiDts. '1 -V" head Native mutton. SI 25 05; lambs, itmli cull JOftET'H. Mo. rc.

ft Cattle Ree.ir.1. t.M head. Rteady to 10c hirher. Native. (3 4j 5 25; co aud helera, S1.5o7i4.1o; siucketa anJ f-ier.

f2.5i4. II. Hogs Receirrf. S.S5.1 head-'' Weak to Itc Light. 4 aMKHi ami hearyv-SwSe.

Sheep Receifitoi 3.T24 to'lrtt'loir- r. Lambs, so vtr, wvtners. ew. aa ssies reported dressed beet steady city dresscj native sloes, 10 i l-r 10; caoo quoii Ami-rv erated beef too 1-rU Vc per lb. Klort for todsv.

tsO beeea, 7 abecp, 4.40O uuauteis of letef. Calves Receipts, 427; market slow, generally quite stagnant for -Western. Pi ices rated Vj lower on veals, and "barnyard calves. Including some Iste arrivals about TOO hea4 nnmld. Vests sold at S3.BU to S7.75; hanwanl oalvsa, 62.50.

No Westerns sold. City dressed TeaOs, 7o to 12c per lb. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.741; rated quiet snd steady for both sheep and lambs. 8heep sold at $2.26 to 75. lambs.

$5 25 to SS.MV; dressed mutton, general smiea, 6Wt7e per lb; dressed, lambs, 7 Vs Kks. Hogs Receipts. S.S0B; weak; stats hogs. 00 K4.fio. PITTS RTTIO.

Bsc. V. 8. Tards market: Cattle Receipt, fair; market slow; chotca, 6.l: pHme. 4.70i4 85.

Hogs Receipts. SO double decks: market alow; prime. 94 Vfi4.li5: pigs. S4.4f 4 5. 8h-ep Receipts, fair; market slow; best wethers, choice lambs.

5.SOi5.40. BCrrAlXJ. N. Dee. Cattle Receipts, 23 cars; maiket easy; veals and calves 1 car; market steady; top veals.

to S7.2.Y Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 40 cars; market strong; Iambs. 5.oii5 75; wethers. 4 to S4 25. Hogs Receipts.

110 cars; market active; Yorkers. 44. 4U to Si. 45. RKCE1PTS OP GHAIM BY CARS.

The inspection of grain by cars for the day was as follows; No Wheat No.l. N2. No.3. No.4. srat5e.T'al.

Red 1 4-1 6 Hrd 10 71 20 101 White winter. I 2 3 Spring 9 SI 44 'oiorado 1 1 N-rthern 1 1 Mixed 1 1 Tals wheat 14 i 52 153 2 84 174 88 348 2fl 140 138- 4 3o 4 4 1 8 83 13 104 iorn eats Rye Rarley Flax seed 3 Inspected from 8toi Licensed elevators: Oat. 5,000 bu: flax seed. 8.181 hu Unlicensed elevators: Winter wheat. .14 cars; spring wheat.

3 cars; corn, 1U2 cars and 16.000 bu; oata. 8 cars. Arrivals of wheat by cars at the three points. wlth.conipariaons, were as follows: Last Last week. year.

511 279 213 Today. 4h7 186 Minneapolis Imlulh Totals two Chicago Totals three points. 88.1 103 Trt -180 552 til 830 H80 613 MOVEMENTS OP WHEAT Tne recelnt and Bhlnments of AXD CORX, wheat and corn were aa follows: -Shipments, at the places named for the day Western Receipts, Points-Chicago Milwaukee Mlnneapolla liuluth St. Toledo Detroit Kansas Peoria Wheat. Corn.

heat, 130.475 9.1.040 472. SV0 8N.Kt 21.0OO 8.000 288.1O0 4,750 20. WW 8.IK0 8.IIOO r.2.Ho 70. if J0 r.SR,5fvO C04.223 ofi.750 43.844 4.0i0 28X 4.HJO 78.427 00,880 825 3,480 35. V00 40.450 'ia'ooti 25.000 1 HO, 733 D3.8TS 2.1H5 72.532 84,284 78.

570 13.744 48. taxi 2.000 V72.8(i6 11.200 408.2J8I 2L8. 07 107.127 88.0OO Totals 1.2il,344 Total. SeatK-ar! New York Horton Philadelphia Raltlmore New Galveston 117.0Ot Hfi.SxO 18.874 27.8li isn.ooo (MS. 400 Totals 37.520 211.48 227.

Totals, 32Vfi; 310.228 iioii.172 C.rand total 1.6wi.8tv 77il.l''8 v25.r.S3 Same days '02. 1.2U8.455 050,403 WV7.848 12.848 120.4U 480.747 CHICAGO PRODI CK MARKETS. A satisfactory business was transacted in most lines of produce yesterday. The strong demaal for butter and eggs continued and held prices firm, as offerings do not Increase. In potatoes, previous prices were maintained, as receipt were only 20 cars, of about half the arrivals of Monday.

A good many cars were diverted to other markets and the market here relieved. Vegetable were offered sparingly. Recent frosts In the South have curtailed supplies and very few are arriving. Chrlatmas decorations are receiving Increased attention. Offerings are enlarging and prices on holly have declined.

Poultry met a ready sale, and turkeys brought 1c advance, aa arrivala have decreased. The annual election of the Chicago butter and egg- board will be held the Brat Tuesday after the first Monday In January. A caucus yesterday reunited in the selection of the following re-ular ticket: President. Herbert A. Emerson; first vice president.

Oeorge W. Linn: second vice president, Richard Coyne; secretary. William Whltcombe: treasurer, John R. Del her. Directors.

Thomaa W. Hrannan. F. A. Kelly.

Edward Reub. Membership committee. J. A. Jacobsen.

John W. Low. A. A. Rtalwood.

Statistics, J. li. tJook. J. A.

Dixon Avery. Arbitration committee. Louis Lep-roan. 8. F.

Roberta, T. K. Gallagher. Alternates. R.

Manran, A. Schtoer. C. Ileeng- fcer'. geant-at-anns.

F. P. pettlbone. Receipts and shipments of country produce for the- last twenty-four tsours. as compared- with the same time last year i-Recelpts i- Shipments-- Articles-, 1802.

1M3. 10 2-Apples. S.123 3.774 VOi 039 'i: bM B. corn. iS.500ollO.Ul tW.UUt ifiutter.

7 ho. 542 l.T.14,125 Cheese; 11 54 I 24-1. 7W D. fruits, lbs. 281.751 2.10O K'ggs.

ca.esT!... 8,143 Uam. x. 15 im liBSll(ina) II lt 1 av.tin 88.970 d07.220 4.50, 6 a HlJeaT --4-A 01(7 tlfl 210 5-3r4 Hois. a.72S SII.WW Potstniwj- 5o.5oo "9.

"k-4 22.712 Pouiti-y. 151 Jt-Vl 30. 0. -2 35.0oi Poultry, 36t i (u ii Wool, lbs 85.170 S7.330 9O.30U "Price forthe leadicc articles were as follows: Broom Corn. Self-worklns, fair jDwarf corn.

to -choice. common to Common, 70tj 7ft choice. 768120 Batter aad Cheeae. Butter- cne Extra "23 Peconds ,,..18417 Dairies, 21 10317 Daisies. 10 Y'ng horns Off stocks 12 1)4 10V ff 0 12H ta 104 610 ladles 14" Brick 6 Packlnc S-? 1 3 VLim burser RaTKa.

Fresh, at mark .27 teases re- Extras. .2 turned) 1.23Q25 Sec'ds, Fresh, at mark. Dirties J.nj.;ii (cases storage .23 Pooltry, Per Poind. Live Dressed Turkeys 10 12 ITurkeys. No.

l.l vrl7 Chickens 7 O'i Culls ..11 ft 12 Fprtngs 8V, Ol-ftlo Old 8 Docks 11 Ducks. 19 lt Geese tzlO -t ilea as. Pea. hand- (Red ..2. 7543.00 picked Sl.87!Lima.

10O lbs. ....1.851.871 3.50&3.73 Kcreened Veal Careassea, Vifof) 75125 lbs ...4 4V83eil0 ....7 e7V4 ....4 64 5 43r '2no Ibs. Patatoea Sweet iRurbanks. bu Frnlta. Apples, fair to I Bananas choice.

Bunch rang a I Grapes 2.004j3.7S 4-lb Cranberries 1 Lemons .18 .19 Rarret T.fnei.So;Box 3.000-4.50 Pears, 2 5Wi3.50 Pineapples 4.0OWJ.f Veeetablea. Cabbage. i.ri K.mn 2.55 Per ton 28.0lti:iO.OU String beans, grrcn, hu 33.2363.30 Head lettuce, brl 2.v4.W Leaf. .801 S5 inriiniLen, dozen Cauliiiower, crate Onions. 7C 75-lb String beana, wax, 1.259 1.60 2.00O 2.25 Turnip, ahtte.

Ji i.a 409 A-omatoes. crate, fcHtr baskets 1 25:31 Ml 9.ZO I Hi Heavy, full cured. Light, full cured. Green, Ureen, No. 2 Kip.

No. 1 Rip. No. 2 Sailed calf No. 2 calf Dry flint.

Dry calf t. 7Hi Horse HMes-i 7 No. 1... S2.6O02.73 No. 2 lit, IPony .754 l.CO 8 Tallow i.t, 'lackere'.

lb .04 11 country-Tit 'No. 1 .05 0 alNo. 2. I Grease .13 .06 Wool. East Missouri fleece, unwashed, medium 14 28 Medium, unwashed 1-618 Mont and .11914 .1161.1 .12614 e13 Colorado 1 nimprovea Do coarse Neb Coarse, unwashed.

I3t18i CASH PRICES FOR GRAIX. FLOCK Steady with a moderate export demand. Winter patents. $4.10414.20: straights. S3.8O424.10; special brands, hard spring patents, soft bakers', export bag.

S33.1o; rye. S2.DO03.tiS. BRAN In good demand, but light supply. bales were at per ton tn sacks. WINTER WHEAT Demand fair for good to choice red.

and prices Arm. Poor lots almost un salable. No. 2 red In store quotable at S4T4t8Hc, and a car fresh arrival free oa board sold at 88c- No. 3 red fresh arrival local quotably 84tr8Hc; No.

2 hard fresh arrival quotable at 8782a end sold at the river at 8ue: No, 3 hard at ths rrver sold at and local quotably 71.678c; No. 4 hard sold st the river at Sic. and some for which 0c wss the best bid. Considerable poor wheat unsold buyers will not take except at Terr large discount. SPK1NO WHEAT In light supply.

Choice hard In demand, but other kind dull. No. 1 Northern in store quotable from Ve to S-c over December and mural at and fresh arrivala free on board quotably 8c; No. 3 spring fresh arrivals free on btaird qootahly f.ir good to choice hard variety, and sold at the river at 75c; No. 4 spring local sold at for poor to fair, and quotably up to 7547r for good to choice hard Varleir.

vi-n mh i 11 Weak and k- lower; demand fair sales. laoi bu. tSn. 2 rlosed st 41c; No. 2 yellow wild at 4c over May free on board, and closed In store at 44 4c; No.

3 sold at 41 Uc. and closed st 41c: No. 3 yellow closed at 44Mrc: No. 3 while sold at 41tc; No. 4 sold at for new aud 4ov, for oM; no grade sold at 'iic for new yellow.

Samples were dull and lower; offerings lloeral. Ralre: on Track ana Free on Board No grade sold at 34ul7c; No. 4 st 37ti444c; No. I at 4r-: No. 8 ytll at No.

2 yellow at 45V; No. 3 while st 4AK.j42c. Hilled Through- Mo grade at aU No. 4 at no. at No.

3 eilowat 41u45o. No. 2 yellow at wniif a( rt(4-oc. 04TS Slesilv to Wc lower-, sales. 12o OOO Nu.

4 white sold lu go to store at 44u; No. 3 white THE IXTEIl OGEAX. WEDXES DAY MOirNTS'G. BECEIBEll 9, 1903. st SS'acr stanaart In store closed about Mo.

Bamples were In moderate demand and steady to i-rc lower; Pales: On Track and Free oa Board-No. 4 at 83vrc; No. 4 while at No. 8 at S4er No. 3 wnlt at S43iS7c: atandard at 38 38Wc; No.

at 8434'TC. Billed Through No. 4 white at 4et33c; No. 8 white at 84H 37c: standard at 5H; No, 2 at 34ie. At the River No.

4 at sue; No. 4 white at 81S'jH4c; No. whits at 55c; standard st R.rW6.'o4e. HfHl citeady. with a moderate boaiaess.

II- Pork 811.12491123. Lard Regular, o.32v3.40: neutral. Jr87Tn. 8nort nbs, ham, pickled tloosei. Ial2 lbs.

1OS0 10W: 12614 lbs, lo610c; 14016 lbs. It j2iV lbs. 8a8So; skinned hams. 8S8tc; shoulders. 68lrc: picnic hams, 0466Vc: bellies.

UHtM2c; smoked hams, 104612: skinned hams, fcSSloe; shoulders, 74Q7Sc; ptcnle hams. 7u7c: short-rib aides. 7W7c; rough sides. 11 ti 7Wc; short clear sides, extra short clear sides. 7Sti7Vr: breakfast bacon.

12H'913H: all loose. Cah aalea were: Sweet Pickled. Skinned Hams 2H.OOA lbs sv 1SQ20 lbs at Rough Sides Bo.OoO Ibs av- 40 Ibs on p. 28.00 lbs a 42 Ibs on p. 2OO.0OO lbs av Ibs January to July on p.

28. "00 1 bs av DO lbs on p. L. 28.000 lbs av fMti55 lbs at 43.02,. CC8J-PERAGE Pork barrels In Tight demand and rather easy at (1.2261-23 for ash-and 1.35 for cak.

Lanl tierces In fair request and steady at SLu36LoO. galea: 750 lard tierces at 1.55. IGH-PROOP SPIRITS Steady at $L27 for fln-lhed good. HA 1 Receipt. 803 lone.

Timothy In tans? etip-plv and, dull. Buyers holding off. Prairie quiet. Demand only fair and offerings liberal. Choice timothy.

I12.3013: No. 1. No. 2, 50 trio. 60; No.

3. tii. Choice prairie, 10.5011; No. 1. Sua 10 No.

11. S88.5V: No. 3. SO7: No. 4.

S5478.B0. Inside prices on prairie hay for state and uut.Mdn for Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa hay. STRAW Rye. 38 5orS.oO-. wheat, oat.

Sales: On Track 1 car and part car tangled rya at 39; part car oat at S7. BOSTON WOOL 'MARKET. BOSTON. 43ec. S.

With the trading only moderately active, the wool market has maintained stesdy prices the past week. Manufacturers are purchasing to cover orders taken, and this Is ths extent of the dealings. The tendency Is to buy slowly of wool until the heavy-weight season. opens. There ta a quiet movement in territory wools at steady prices.

For pulled wools the market Is dull at unchanged quotations. The market for foreign wools continues quiet, wun pncea nominal. Current quotations are: Ohio and Pennsylvania, extra and above, 34ti34c: extra, iioif half-blood, unwashed. three- eighths-blond, one-quarter- blood, unwasnea, zfioc; nne wasnea neutine, Michigan, extra and above. 276 28c-No.

1. 2i30r; No. 2. 282c; fine unwashed. 22623c-, quarter-blood, unwashed.

24625c; three-eighths- blood, anwastiea. nair-Diooa. unwasnea, 24(7 24 He; fine washed delaine. 32933c. Kentucky.

Indians, three-eighths-blood, 21625c: one-qtmrter-blood. 24625c; braid. 22U23c. Territory-Idaho, fine, 14615c: fine medium. Ifrl7c; medium.

1 ki Wyoming, fine, 14W15c: fine medium, 16 ei7c: medium. I'tah and Nevada, fine. fine medium. Itlttil7c; medium. 20c.

Dakota, fine. 15'oloc; fine medium. 10'- 17c; medium, lwu-'oc. Montana, nne. cnoice.

ixnzoc; fine, medium choice. 19620c; average. staple. liKi20c; medium choice. 184juc.

COF FKE MARKET. NEW YORK. Dec. 8. Coffee Soot Rioflrm: No.

7 invoice. c. The market for futures oened firm at unchanged prices to an advance of lo points on a good demand from scattering sources which was a little more than euDictent. apparently, 10 absorb free realising sales that result i from the Indifferent European cables. The buying waa by continued, small primary receipta and at one time the market was about a to 10 points nigner.

laier. nowever, trio-lnp became somewhat less active snd shortly aftsr midday realising -eased prices off until the market was shout unchanged to 5 points lower. To ward the close It waa rallied again by a renewal or bolllfh support and was finally Qrm net unchanged to -5 Points Pale were 174. 750 bags, in cluding December at tL3.Votti.45c. January at 0.450 March at 6.5&it April at 8 0c.

May at fllKttff.lOc. Julv at 7i 7.2Sc. September at 7.203 7.40c. October at 7.3067.40c, and November at DRV GOODS. NEW TORK Dec.

8. Buying of dry goods has shown II tt I enlargement, and yet Inquiries to secure goods at the old prices are frequent, but are universally met bv stubborn opposition on the part of seilera. Advances have been made all along the lini. and while price lists are not generally auoted. each Individual order la based UDon lie own merits and a profit obtained.

If possible. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL. Dee. Orala Wheat Spot steady; No.

2 red. Western, winter, 6a 2d; futures quiet; December nominal; March. Oa 4H1: May. fir 3d. Corn Spot steady; American mixed.

4s id; futures steady; January. 3a 11 Hd; March. Ss lod. NEW TORK. Dec.

8. Flour Receipta. S3.170 brls: sales, 4.7" brl: quiet and steady. Buck-a-beat Flour Firm. S2.ao62.33..

UrainW heat Receipt. lH.voO bn: sales. O0O bu. Opened easy and later declined on the poor cables, snow West, and liberal Northwest receipts. December.

WOTkfewlWc: klav. 1-5 U-KMaMiW: July. H'SiiUc. Rye titeadr: ttate and Jersey. 58058c; No.

2 vtrn, mc I. o. b. atloat. corn rte-crlDta.

3iL750 bu: saiea 55.00.1 hu: weak and lowet on selling for lung aocount snd eay csbles: De-rtmber. 51c; May. 4k4hc. Oats Rvcelpia. 331.o.

bu: nominal: track wjitte. 41643c. Provisions Beef Stesdy. Pork Dull; family. 315 5010.75.

Lard Dull; prune um. steam. 8.8l.r. fcugar iatw weak; fair retlnlng ojic: centnr-Sjral. lJ t.rt.

SSi-; malasre sugar. 2ic: -refined V'fr- i-vMaratAed. Petroleum rlrmj rotlned. all port. 0.tiv.5o.

Spirit at 'Tnrpentiri jult. klolaesce elteauy; New origins. ilj3Xc: Butter Receipts. S.Oi pkgs: market firm; extra creamery," 25e; creamery, common to choice. lV9 2-c: imrtstmn creamery.

15618c; renovatiu. lKf 18 We: factory. 134615c. Cheee Receipts. 6,840 pkgs; market quiet: state, small, colored.

12e; late made. roc: email, while. 8-rptember. 12c: late made, loc; large, colored. September.

12c; late made. 10c: large, white. Septemter. 12c; late Bfrr Receipta, case; market firm: state and Pennsylvania, near by. average beet.

81c; eta ft and Pennsylvania, seconds to lirsta, Weftern, extras, Sle: Western, eecort-la, Westjrn. firsts. 2oc; refrigerated. Itiuitry Live Steady: Western chickens. lOAic-.

fowl. lOtillSe; turkeys. 12c. Dressed Wesa; Western chickens. llt12c; fowls.

lltHHc; turkey. 14617c. Dee. 8. Grain Wheat Soli off to 8IM4C for May shortly after the open ing tnis morning, and then rallied to Klcquicgiy.

Far the lirst two hours of the session the tendency was uncertain, hut vesterdav'a market waa re peated, so far as the shorts were concerned, fur a again, they took the early decline as the forerunner of a big break, again they sold short and failed to connect. The market closed steady; Decemler. 80c; May. 82Vc; July, Cash wheat demand mas fair and No. 1 avid from 82c to 82 c.

No. 2 going at 80c for the and rancinK irum iic 10 coic. Flour First i.ajent. S4 45414.55: second patents. $4 SiW 40; tti-st clears.

S3.3ov3.40; second cleajs. eaHZ.40. Flax Cash, to arrive, and December. tlSHc: May, OS'vc Bran In bulk. S12.75.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 8 Grain Wheat-Quiet and eleady; contract grade. Dt-cewiber, 87c. vrn Demand light; steadjn December.

4S'tc, 4Hc. Oats vuiet. unchanged; No. 2 white. 41tt41c; tfa.

Scllpted. 42-a42-yc. lour i-Trni ana ftv 1 oe per ori nigner; wmier, suier. S.1.US.Hil extrse. S3.35Si3.50: Western winter, clear.

:i.6.'ii-i.8o; straight. S3.0tKf4.15; patent, I.10-4.2.i; epnng. clear, 7514; stratum, patent. 4.ti."4. favorite brands.

S4.8V.i-5. Butter Steady fsir extra Western crtamiry. 25'-c; near-by 27c. Kc-irs Firm; gaud demand; frrh near-by. loss off.

Western, ale; Soulhwtsiero, 3031c; Southern. 28r2tic. Chets Dpll and weak: New xora tun creams, ffUKy. ilc; choice, llrc; fair 16 good. ltHf 1 1 Tallow St ad city prime.

In tierces, 4i4c; country. In brls, 4V: dark. caaea, i'ouliry Uve-V-iict, hut steady foals. otd roosters, 7VvSc; chickens. IXtllc; turkeys, ie: dui-ks.

l-'ic: ceeae. 13c lirtssed Dull; fowl. choice fresh-killed. 12tjc; fair to good. llV12c; old rwstirs, loc; near-hr x-hlckena.

choice tresh- kllled, 14c; Western, cnoice, j.isiric: lair to good. 12 13c: turkeys, peor-by. fancy. 18c; Western, fancy. 176 lc; choice, loc: fair lo good, 146 IV; ducks.

13613c; ftt, 11613c. ST. LOUIS. 8. Oral Wheat Lower.

No. 2 red. cash elevator nominal; tiack, WOtltlc; Dfccember. Hoc: May. Juijr, No.

2 hard. Corn Lower. No. 2 cash. 40-c; track.

December. May. Oats Weak. 2 cash. track.

3ic; December. icf May. 37ic: No. 2 white. 3c.

Metals Lead Klrm, S4.024 Spelter Firmer. S4.50W4.d5. Poultry Turkeys higher; chickens. 7e; springs. 7Ac; turkeys, 12c: ducks.

Ioe: -eese. 8c. Butter Firm. Creamery. 2i.4r2tiSc: dairy.

160 20c. Eggs Lower. 2oc. KANSAS CITY. Dec.

8. Grain Wheat December. 68c: May. Vc; carh No. 2 hard.

71V, 672c: No. 3. 676 Joe; No. 4. 6I6'-; reectd.

ttOo 62c; No. 2 red. No. 3. -2'3c.

Corn December. May. 3r.fiZHe: cash No. 2 mixed, 88c: No. 2 white.

8IuUtc; No. 3. HftVic. Oats No. 2 white.

80Wc; No. 2 mixed. 84Vkc. Butter Creamery. 21623c; dairy, lancy, 2tlc.

Ksgs Fr sh. ZTmC MILWAUKEE. Wit, Dec. 8. Grain Wheat Steady.

Close: No. 1 Northern. 84ie4Sc; No. 2 Northern. 82'nS3c; May.

82682SC bid: puts, bid; call. 82c bid. Rye Steady. No. 1.

enw Barley Dull. No. 2, 82c; sample. 33i.r;Sc Oats Dull. Standard.

W(4637c. Corn steady. No. 3. 47H64MC; May, 42'aC asked; puts.

42Sc bid; calls, 4iVrH2Sc asked. DCLI.TH. Dec. 8. Grain Wheat To arrive, No.

1' hard, 81e; No. 1 Northern. HO Vic; No. 2 Northern, 7iic; -on track. No.

1 Northern, No. 2 Northern. 77c: No. 3 spring. 74c: December, 74c: May.

8IH0. Rye On tiark and to arrive. C2c. Oats On track aad to arrive, 84c. Barley 34652c.

Flax In store, on track, to arrive, and Decern-ser. o5o; May, WiHc; July. Ilb. SAVANNAH. Dec.

S. Turrentlne Firm; Rosin Firm; quote A. B. S2.23; F. S2.23: tl.

f. S2.55; K. i.0, M. S2.8: N. I OS: WO.

WW, S3.50- CHAKLKSTON. 8. C. Dec. 8, Turpentine Steady, aoSic Rosin TOLKOO Ohio, Dee.

8 Close: Clover Seed Cash. S6.8.V. Ieceinher. S6.H5; January. 6 Fi-bruai-'.

S6.t'2: March, Sd.07s; prime alslke. S8 51: prime timothy. OO North Lima, 41. ST; South Umaand Indiana. IiJU.

OIL CITT, Dec. S.Oredlt balances. $1.87. Certificates no bid. Shipments.

1U1.844 brls, average 88.213 hrl; runs, 111,018 brls, average tot, 441 brl. Shipments Lima. hrls, a era 04,230 brls; run. 13.88S, average 50,734 brta. WILMINOTON.

H. C. Dec. 8. Spirits Turpen-tine steady.

Rosin eitcady. S2.3t. Tai irm. 41 To. Crude Turpentine Firm, S3.

25, S3. 80, and S3-80. PFX)RIA, Dee. 8 Grain Com Old lower; new steady. Old No.

S. 42c; old No. 4. 41c; new No. 3, 38-: new No.

4. S8c. Whisky On the basis of 41.27 Cor finished goods. Pers Marqoctte la Cblcaco. On and after Dec.

IS, Pere Marquette System passenger trains will arrive and depart from the Grssd Central Passeniter Station, Harrison st, and Fifth Chicago. H. r. MOELLEK, G. P.

A. UIIITY BUILDIIIG 1 A BE SOLD FOR DEBT Big Office Structure Which Broke x- Late Governor Altgeld Losing Investment. INTEREST ON BONDS UNPAID FOR YEARS I'stlcaaro Trlepssse 4mpaay Gets Lras-e aa Washington Street Via; Balldlagf Leas 'Made oa St. La w-rrscetArrsac Praperty. The Unity building; and leasehold of the site, 80x120 feet, at 79 Dearborn street, will be sold some time next month to satisfy a decree of 500,000 In favor ot the bondholders.

The property is now la the hands of the Equitable Trust company, as trustee for the bondholders, Interest having been defaulted In 1899. The Unity company waa organised in March. 1891. by late Oor-ernor John P. Altgeld, and the sixteen-story building, with a safety deposit vault of a capacity of 12,009 boxes, was erected at a cost which is said to have reached $900,000.

The land is under a ninety-nlne-year lease from May 1. 1830. by T. to John P. Altgeld.

at an annual ground rent ot J18.000, Snd 'two years ago Mr. Richardson sold the fee to C. A.Chapin for $450,000. There is now outstanding againsr leasehold and building an issue of S30v.000 first-mortgage bonds and S100.0CO seconds, both bearing 6 per cent interest. The building is all rented, bnt the annual income is only large enough to pay the ground rent, operating expenses, and about per cent ot the first-mortgage bonds.

The actual loss on the original enterprise amounts to about which Includes the entire fortune of the late John P. Altgeld. The Chicago Telephone company, has leased from David C. Cook 80x71 (eet of the rear part of the property at Washington street for a term of ninety-nine years from Dec. t.

at an annual ground rent of 18.000, which is 4 per cent ubon a valuation of tSOO.OCO. Mr. Cook paid for the entire property, 60x110 feet, with 80x71 feet in the rear, 1382.500 a few years ago. The telephone company will erect on the rear lot a four-story building. cosUng $:00.000.

and Mr. Cook will also Improve the front portion, but It has not yet been decided whether the proposed building will be eight or sixteen stories high. In the latter case it will cost about 8350,000. Greenebaum Sons" have, made a building loan of $39,000 for five years at 5 per cent to Arthur R. Clark, on 116x8 feet at the northeast corner of Ellis avenue and Forty-Second place, with five-story apartment-house to be' erected on the site at a cost of 175.000.

Simon W. Strauss ft Co. trade a building loan of 122.CO0 for five years at 5 per cent to William De Beck, on 7xl2fi feet, south front, on Forty-Fifth street lOO feet west of St. Lawrence avenue, with three-story apartment building, cost lirs 135.000. Trust deeds and mortgages evidencing lesser loans include: Frank F.

Terry to Michael ii.Hoey. tl2.rr for five years at per cent, on 512j feet, at the northwest corner of avrasue and orty-h-'lKhth street, with three-story tuu KUIIoinjr. William KaUey to Theodore Hch- urmann. I 12. WO for one- year at 5 per cent.

feet, sowth front, on Rryon street, l-d net as Seminary avenue three-storr fist bulkUug. Ktlward H. Peters tit Chlcsg-i "fille snd Trust romnany, l.i.vi, tor rive years st-a per cent, parr purchase "money ot 00V vn MU6 feet at Clark street, with mlianr.iitrivenents. Charles Dickinson to OiU-ago Title and Trust company, for aeven years aa per cent, on 42173 -feet, west tnyr.l. LM Wajbaeb nue.

218 feet north of Sixteenth stieet. with minor iinprorenienta. Charles K. Brown to Pliny Hmlth. trustee, Slu.cvK for five year at ler ccct, on actes In sw-tion 4 of Proviso township.

Prank R. Kirk ham to Chics Title and Trust company. $l-0i for- flee yearaist 1. rent, on tatli-f eet at 1 1 Kl-13 Oavla streey Evanaton. a Ith thtee-atory Itat billMlng.

i Loula Malzacner lo IllUm HO.ono. payalile Dec. H. llajx. at 4V, ptrceftwon Unci 1.1 feet at 4ift Clark street, with three-stiity.

axre jad Uat building. -a a Rounds A Clough report an active demand for space In the wholesale dry goods district by tenants whose leases expire Jan. 1. The firm has just negotiated the following: Store at S3 Wabash avenue for five years at $2,400 per annum: store, basement, and second floor of 233-35 Monroe street at $6,000 per year store and basement at 199 Firth avenue for three years at $2,000 per ear. fourth floor of 236-38 Monroe street for two years at $1,500 per year, store and basement at the northeast corner of Van Buren and Franklin streets for a term of vrars at rer year and fourth floor of 230-32 Market strret for a term of three years at $1,500 per year.

Charles Greve. manager of- the Lehmann estate, purchased from Ellen M. Johnson 44x182 feet, west front: on Ellis avenue. 464 feet north of Thirty-Ninth street, with three-story flat building, for $36,000. The pur chaser assumed an incumbrance of $16,000, and turned over for the balance 100x132 feet.

vacant, at the southwest comer of Wellington street and Evanston avenue. Roswell C. Meserveau sold to" Mrs. Bar-bit Bloom the property at 407-11 Fifth avenue. 60x10 feet, with five-story factory build ing, for $15,000.

Last year's- board of Review valuation on this property was The three-story residence with 47x150 feet of ground at 5126 Washington avenue was sold by John F. liarahan to Addier H. Bur roughs for $40,600. REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real-estate transfers were filed for reoora yesteicay: Consideration.

LAKE VIEW. Bitter Sweet pi. S.Vi of liaisted at. T. IGOg 111: Nov.

17 William J. Ko to Arabella R. Orr Incumbrance, SI 2. 509 isiveraey divu. io ot rtaisiea st, r.

imx 1W1V: Dec Charlea A. Pu'heck to George VV. Haliolden et al lnumbranoe. fI.YUA Frimonl st. L11 a of Orace st.

t. 2.ial2: Dee. 7 Mary E. Norton to otto I. nezlcker l.Boo enmuit av, 4.x, ui Lrfiana av I otnTllMi; (k-t.

2.1 Charles riiUt to Andrew J. Pruitt S.OOO newporc sr. iiitor incoin st, a r. Zixiz4: Ang. Me A.

VV. Stanmeyer to atartin Uaieis tincumbranfe. 2 500 Sheridan road. 21 of Wilson av, f. 50x ISO; Dec A.

J. Prullt toCharles 8net. Wellington st. cor Kvantin av. f.

lJgl3l Nov. lo Charle Ureve to Ellen at. 20.000 JEFFERSON. a v. 223 of Helle r-lame sv.

f. 25 I'M: Dec. J. Oldsnburg to OUUle B. Siren 1.800 FalrfloM 141 of Kullerton av.

Dec. 1 Paulain to Fran A. Glanche 1.200 N. 4.td av. til 7 a of Montrose av.

f. lirs Nov. 24 J. rilmpson to A. 11.

Hill. 2.000 Francisco av. li'3 of Las av. f. Nov.

25 F. Beer to A. Walch 1.050 Francisco av. a cor Lee av, f. x12; Nov.

24 M. E. ampbell to Irma I.2O0 Humboldt blvd, 210 of Kuiierton sv. f. Nov.

14 J. TtlllnghaM to Evelyn T. Uodfrsy 3,500 Milwaukee av, ISO of Fremont av. a 2ioxl24; Doc. 1 S.

P. Uihbs to Howard liremer o.OUO Washtenaw av. of Wahansta av, f. 1-3: Nov. 4 Jacob Prucha to Anton Mollis llacumbranca.

Sa.4. NORTH CHR'AOO. CI bourn av. Ile5 a of KhelfleKi av, net. 24sli; Dec.

4 Theodora Neuhaus to" Ha-rriett 8. iCeeniy Crosby st, of Oak t. rami: iec. J. Owinekt et al by at.

in C. to Henry 6V hoendorf 1.S0O Oauit ct, a of Elm st, 27xiOO: Dec. CMcar H. itaugan to Frark Vlvert. 4.050 Hudson av.

4rt a of Wlsconntn st. f. 21 ti; Wlnronsln l. 41 of lludion av. 41xlH; Nov.

4 F. C. Jones et al. by master tn chancery, to Nl M. Irenti 4.000 Same property; Dec.

7 N. al. Lorents to Frank Cekaf. S.CtlO SOl'TH CHICAGO. Butler st.

T2 of Hsth t. I. 4Mat2S; Nov. M. H.

Clancy to Lnita AmbiT l.ttOO Calumet av, 74 of at, f. 4 Hx 1711; Dec 7 Wm. Fox to C. Kendall Morcsn S.OOO Ellis av. 4S of 2Mb.

st. t. Nov. lo Kllen M. Johnson to Chaa.

Oreve (incumbrance. 30.000 Emerald av. lis a of ISHth st. f. 24x123; Nov.

I. Ambler to Marat. H. Clancy SLOW'! 3.300 No. 4rT to 411 Fifth av, CCxWd: Dec.

3 Roswell C. aleraereau to of Ilinghmon. N. 43.000 No. 47( Fifth av.

Iec. J. J. et al. bv master la chancery.

In t'rt'icn P. Sullivan T.OoO Forest av, Hi a j-J ut. 1G 2 1 1 1 1 i Hn tiviHWVt a -v sr ft I WHFJHW I- l- 1 7, 1 I 711 i-t l-X IV V.J i Br I 1 0 up by over a.tliird of a century of remarkable and uniform cures, a record such, as no other remedy for the diseases. anJ weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, proprietors and makers of Pierce's Favorite Prescription now'feel ftilly warranted in offering: to $500 in. legal money of the United States $pt any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Falling; of Womb, which they cannot cure All they ask is a fair pyy reasonable trial 'of their means of cure.

WORLD'S DISPENSARY HEWCAL ASSOCUTrOff, rVos-ters, Kor. 1.1 J. P. Howard to Susan A. Suttle.

lxiwe ar. 225 a of Md st. f. 25x124: lw UWlu In Jiihtiiil Z.80O tOakiey aw. 1M of th at.

f. 24xlOK.S; Lice, i at. pnouse to naa. u- Jiinnnuo. i.tu No.

3523 Seeley av. 2Azl24-K: Dec 2 T. Thoniaa to Mary Whittaker 1.500 HYD PAKK. -No. B12C Washington ar.

4iI.VHA: Julr James T. Harahan to Addier H. Bur- rouKbs ao.eoo LKlngton av. 132 of 94th st. f.

Uw. 7 F. Heppner to Toney J.000 45th st, KM of til. lawrnm av. fv v-r 12; 1 W.

H. Morrta to Wo. D- a. tOU Ell av. Sim of 3ih it.it i Dec.

4 A. O. Kumaey to Fred J. beeJ'-v'-" 41.SO0 Droioi av. 74 of 7th at.

f. reo. a r. KraiMt to rr aasiarny. Avenue M.

5U of utitb st. f. 2x124: Aug. a anna Caprei to WlUwUntn Hei- rich 1.650 Avenue H. a cor IHrth at, f.

St12iw Nov. 23-N. P. Ednuut to- James CaniB-. bell 4.

Claremont av.J41 a of lh at. r. 25s 15: Dec, -C. K. Thoouia to Joaeph.P.

-UcCbrmick Emerald ar. 121 aaf OlMh bAj Oct. 15 Carl E. Nylin to Peter G. Peter-; son 3.500 Inkerman st, 41 ot 4lth pi.

f. 21x2: Lec. -a W. A. tiemma to Joseph F.

Bollen I.OD0 Iaw av. ll of st. f. S7Hxl54H;" al D. Z.

Kennedy to Nellie Sunder- nun "1.100 Paul lira st, 240 a of 4th st. f. 25x124; Dec. 2 V. Dlouhy to John Woik-chowrkl.

1.000 Western av ii of 5nh pi. f. 25x140; Dec. Z-Cf Ryan to Vaclav 1.0V0 OADfMKT. Clark st, S4t of 110th f.

Vxl20: Nov. 23 J. itadderum to O. J. Damm 1.0C0 Robey at.

lo of todii st. f. fMxlS7; April 80 T. P. 5hont to IT-, it.

I.yle. 1.9T4) WEST CHIC'AUO. AOTtln ar, 150 of Ellxabeth st. 2.ix 124; Nov. 4 Jacob Prucha to Anton atoj- xi (Incumbrance.

ea.iMXO 8.700 Cl.iremont av. 1 a of Van Buren at, 2.ixl2: Vajr 20. lHWM-Lorema n. Dick in-. son quitclaims to Frederick A.

Prouty S.60O Bame prupert; atay 2 F. A. Prouty quitclaims tu imnu 1. 5,500 Colm-ado av. 4i of Kelur av.

f. 25x125; Nov. 24 A. Clement to Ciustaf B. John-son 500 Cornell st, 235 of Noble st, a f.

25x12H; lee 7 H. tierlarh to Albert Coll nick 4.000 Dickson st. 144 of Hlarkhawk st. f. 24 x- 124: Nov.

25 Frank btroik to H. Gbur- 4.425 Klburn av, a or Laflln st. f. noxlOXO; Nt-. 4 Condon to Catherine J.

r5hehy a.200 lsi.t pi. 144 of Il.ibey st. a f. 24x124; Nov. Mike to John Barkownki X3S0 lxth at, cor firing i.

27.x lull, Dec. S. A. atiergen to Emma Schula T.OOO B. tlsf av.

141 of Colorado av. r. Oct. 2 Charles P. Smith to Fred V.

Hayner (Incumbrance. 8.000 flame 1 F. V. Hayner to Avlla De Rochea (Incumbrance. 2,900 Fulton st.

12i) of a. r2d av. a f. 3xit; Dee. 1 F.

N. Derby to Mary 1.000 Ho-ne av. Slnof Monroe st. f. 2x1-14 1-S: Nov.

21 at. Hoen et al. by master In chancery, to Adeiia M. Ball .,3,830 Kedxle av, cor 7th st, f. and other pt-opertjr: Dec.

7 Calvin B. Iteach to Denis F. tTNeil 2.700 In lng sr. 120 a of Potomac av, t. 3tix 124 Nov.

24 T. F. Wheeler to Louis richetnlts (Incumbrance, "aim 2. Park av. cor Lincoln st.

a f. 2-ixlS2: Dec 4 Edward D. Potneroy to Bernhard Wye-ant B.OOO Peoria at, cor Jackaon bird, f. 4.Vc 12.1: Nov. ir-Edward P.

Williams to Joseph Downey 10.000 Potomac av, cor 8. 4th av, f. 0t3x -244: Bent. 13. 18WI Philip Wlllner to W.

Moses Wltlner 1,500 lth St. cor 8. 41st ct. f. 72xKJ; Nor.

28 Joseph Sldlo to Atlas Brg. Co. (Incumbrance, l.ooo... i 20th St. 216 erof Wood st.

f. 24x96; Dec 11 K. F. rilnvons to Julius T. Zyks 2.323 Western av.

cor Congress st. f. 50x 125: Dec. 4 E. D.

Atchison et sL by master In chancery, to J. Meel 2.004 BUILOINa PERMITS. The foliowtng building permits were Issued yesterday: Cost. Jnhn R. Healr, one-story and basement rrame cottage at okuk superior st X1.4O0 Harrv MtalTord.

three-story and basement brick tint at 1025 Mai rose st 11. COO J. Z. Anderson, three-story and basement brick Uat at 3CI7-OU van too av 23,000 Miss C. Deianry.

two-story and basement frame Bat at 1U2" th st 2,300 it. Walker, two and one-half story aad basement brick apartment builulng at 42JI-tiT lterkeley av 71.000 I Mumstuboer. one-story and basement frame cottage at 55 HKth 2.4A0 A. t'ockelberg. to-story and basement frame fiats at 53-4U Justine st 2.800 Ilaartse A Wheeler.

one-tory and basement frame cottage at 171 N. Montlcelio av v. 1.400 METAL TRADES. NEW YORK. Dec.

a. There waa aa advance In the London tin market, spot closing Ta ad higher, at 1120 2s ttd, while futures advanced 10a, to 1 121 7s 6d. Locally tin wss Arm st f2n.S7H0 Copper made a big (rata la London as result It was said, of speculative oneraltona. and clo(i at a net advance of tl 12a ad, with spot auoted at (5u 12a ltd. and future at 15d ft.

Locally copper was steady and unchanged. Uaks I at 12til2 87W. electrolytic at S12.12L,. and caatlna at 12. Lead was unchanged at locally and at fll Is 3d tn London.

Mueller was nominally unchanged at S.Y25 In New York and st ls ttl In London. Iron closed at 4(ie ll-d In Ulasgow and at 41a ud In Mlddlesborough. Local Iron Is quiet; No. 1 fwundry Northern Is quoted at Silver IS: No. foundry Northern st lll'jU: No.

1 foundry eViuthern aad No. 1 foundry boutnern soft at 1.1 5ittl4. COURTS OF RECORD. tssrl Calls far Toaay SUPERIOR coi-rt. Law Trial Calendar Nos.

luu, Kf, 078. 0SO, 081. S1. 1, l'-5. lUill.

lU'il. ti.Lt. Judge Brentano Chancery motions of cflorw; trial calendar, Ntn. 17i. 141H.

1277. 2411: on hearing, No 2141. Julce Kavanagli No call. JuU liettmn On trial. No.

ni. Juae llolUou Fu-st call. Noa. 1501 to X700, In- JaV COURTS OF RECORD rlnatve. all law motions of coursa and contested motions; chancery motions of course In-Judge jCavanagh's om; set case.

No. 1 1 -IX. Judae llutohlnsoa Aaaigned cases; oa trial. Km eaa. Judge'McEweo Trial call city case.

NnairrtJ, 1057. 10SU, 1M0. lOtfl. 1071. 1073k ItiUL.

112W. 11S5. 1142. i CIRCUIT OOl'RT. I-w Trial Calendar Km 4231.

4239. 441." 424H. 4311. -4VJS3. tX.

J7I -21 4.V Jue. UflOTliW. JICCSSTO; onbearlnr. Judge Hnia-n Assigned cases; en sSse Dunne Mcitftun ot contested naa TTkin. Judge Oibboaa Aaaigneq eases; on mal.

lo- Judge Heary Trial ctty oasesu Nos. 1 171(1. 1570, 15)2. lo7, ltkJil. 1.V44.

ttkVI. 1715, 1733, 174W. 17H.I. 1M7; on trial. No.

l.ViM. Judge Honore Motions of course; Judre Tot' hill's chancery ealendar. No. 5.S10. 402.

61'i6, 52lM. 2t)2. kUO. 7Uh7. 43a5.

U704. 24430, (4M. 42IW. 4U40. Ti.

Judge-- rne. 41 1UI0T: as-aisjtied cam; on trial. No, 411 Judge tSmlth" No. on trial. "Judge 'aiker A.iirned cae.

rv coi'RT Judge Carter Jeaninga va dlmore; Riverside VI c. N. R. 12 In re Mansfleid. Judge Reed-Tty rnectal-asi-essment calendar.

legal objection In Nos. 2oa. SvS. 2rxl. 2sri.

HM, 2.. 2oni. UfnrJ, 2MKd. VT. 2HIM.

'2ljiV 2MIII. ilH2, 2M174, 217S. iXlt. 2.2)J. '2S242.

2K3A4. 2t15: SXZW. UCM. 2.s27:t. 2'7ii.

evj. 27eSt. Judr Haven County court law calendar; trial call. Noa. 2t5.

2UZ3U. 2itrlL 53it. 2u742; No. 2U730 oa trial. PROBATK COCRT.

Jodg Cutting lO a. m. 141:30 a. set cases: estates of Jamea M. Brown.

R. D. French. D. C.

Mahon, Jnhn M. littler. Catherine Zlmmrr, Mllty O. rammer: 2:15 p. set cases: estates of Mary L.

Atktna, William H. Barry, Gustav A. Burgrea. Anna B. Buan, William 1L CalmduO.

Abraham L. Daube. I'HIMINAI, CIM'RT Judge Chrtraos Trial call. Noa. S474.

2T21. 2882. tS4. ItSKt. 25K5.

23151. 2.V. 2753, 2782. 2KK4 I -a II mil nt.ulM Judge Ciary Trial call. Noa.

2358. S149. 2640. 5171. SIT.

2747. 270. Juitge Kers-len Call not extended. Judge (Tly ai'peal. Nos.

1554. IMS, I.KCt. 15'ia. 1.174. 1377, 137S.

1371. 1.W1, 15S2, 15H3. lot 4. 15K7. 15M7.

l.V.iS. 1 Iiili7. ldlii. ItiXJ. 1U24.

KU5. 1021. Ilir7. lttiM. 1(137, BUU.

1040. CTflTED STATES CIRCI'IT COI-RT. Judge- K.hlsaat Noa 225. 2t52i, 2rt4l. 2Ub34.

2UOIW. ztfiieiu. 2042S. u522. 2o54o.

2oo4X ITCITED FTATFS DISTRICT COtTRT. Judgo Humphrey Criminal calendar. Pctltloaa 1st Rsakrapier. irNTTED STATES DISTRICT COfBT. Petn of J.

F. Bowers et al to have C. R. Harshbenrer declared bankrupt; clms. 4US0.

Parker at Hagan. attya. psi24 Gustav C. Peter bf Woodstock: Uabil. ft.7til: assets.

JXK7. J. J. Whiteside, atty. ftrS Andrew Raarausaen cf Dtngley; liabfl, t4.M: assets.

S3.412. H. R. Brown, atty. we'd Thomaa J.

McDonald Habit. So3tt; assets. 21. Walker a- Raphael, ia27 Oscar F. Johnson; llabll.

$078; assets. 1733. Plnckney. Tatge at Abbott, ally. bii2it James Forraby; liabil.

e449; assets, tUH. C. H. Flppel. attv.

I(C0 Maurice af. Jacobs: llabll. S4.416; assets. 137. J.

K. Kline, atty. Adntpii and Alois Rchueasler; llabll. S3.35S: uii. IIM at.

J. Hues, atty. MI3I John li. -Durham; llabll. no Q.

II. Gott. atty. Jadgateat;" SUPERIOR COURT. -Judge Holdom 22UA57.

Central Car Trust Co. va pease Car at Locomotive Works: by deflt. IJ.t(H' 2D7272. Mary Hoethoefer va W. H.

Swtt; en 250: satisDed. Judge Hutchinson 1DJ247, John Btckebach Va Wtlllarn WtndrolT snd Thomas Elgen: mo denied and judgt. 91.000; appl bond and bill ex 30 da. t. CIRCUIT COURT.

Jadge Dunne 24435. Henry Lewis et al Ixuls and Frederick H. Wachsmuth; by dflt, S3.T.VJ.70 Hervev Hennlng va Oscar M. klilLuia; on ver. S55, satlsfled 244it5, Mary Walxh va John Uerts; on ver.

-150. aattsded 2AtH4. Max Bllsa vs R. R. Oo-ln et al.

reevrs C. U. T. Co. oa ver.

aatistieil 214353, Kmma M. Walsh vs City; on nnug. foo Zll4i3, B. r. ingwortn vs recvr Mutual Fire Ins.

Co. vs Reliance Lumber on Andg vs Union Assurance gam. 419.31. and vs Am. Central Ins.

garn. (230.34; on nnrtg vs deft. $47 27: eatlsrled. Judge Ull-bons 24H60CI. Milton Kman Vs John and eiarauel Kelly: on ver.

$40; satlatleil. Judge Healy 220574. Ellen Saiomson Va City: on ilndg. Judge Mack 2422C6. Nellie Murray va C.

P. and aira. C. P. McConnell; on flnila- foe plO.

(42. COUNTY COURT. Judge Haven 21745. Oale Blm-kl va Kdward L. Martin; mo overrld and tudgt 1 1 6U.

US appl bond In 3t da and bill rx In 00 Deeree. SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Brentano 27 7. Armour Vs Armour; see dlv. Judge Kavanafh 2728.

Cunningham va Coy; dee crRcrrr court." JuJ Tuley 5133. Taylor vs Tllcoaib; dec sale. ssreaif Csart Prseeeafags, Hpacial Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. BPRI NO FIELD. 111..

Dee. The December term of the feu pre me court convened today. Proceedings were held as follows: I ney va People; rehearing denied. Maher vs. Aldrtch; reheaiina; denied; opinion eno.tHled.

TV-rei-ll va. Elffert: motion to duunlas appeal reserved to hnel hearing. People vs. Hooter; continued. Ellis vs.

Conrad belpp Brem lng Company leave to Ale copy of plaintiff In error Appellate court brlt f. People vc County of Vermilion; appeal dismissed. Chicago Oeneral Railway va. City of Chicago; motion for immediate procedendo. ltman va tmitlun by defendant In ertnr to dismiss writ of error, and for time to file Briefs.

If'ihn vs. Riley; motion for Immediate procedendo. 1 ra-lers kfntital Life Ttumrhrev; motion for rule on aiHel '-'int and f--r tine to ri l.rl, (a. a c.iy ut Cuicaao; nwvion by appellee rfitea (Si. Fori NC wiiiihii a x.

3 At arncrurfs, or seat ta any address for (L MAX.TlOB afJPCL Sold by the Pobllo Drum 150 State St. Every Uon.sn 1 1 he cannot swpnly taa' H.tl'.lKLi accent bo- oUaer. bnt send ai tor tl lust -axed boot iHll fall particulars snd directions in. valnable to ladle. Tiwiee HMa lew 1 erk.

CHICHttTtam rataLfSN EIHJVROVAL P8LL it I.sSle. Prerrt CHlCHKSTEK's la KKD ui 4I4 aMtaUM Wa li4 wlife Us eiktaa. Takeaeetkee. KrfM tr MaHiUm aad Jalla-Ua. kF et ymr times', p4 4w aa etame 0m- Partlealeea, Tetlewlie Ml Keller er Uumr.

re-twea Mali, S.Ove wWital. ay 4 klikar helical ('s Btaajasa eeare ruiu, r. TTrC3TT I 'A yeav II rvxwiiwyasSSii'- Covrsa. sonde set) aiaicrur C0NFL 0NT1AJL: aWat 8UITC400 Uiiii KZILEY INST DWICHT.ILLe InttEVMSCKUIiruCa. gat or aoieoaona.

"2 SsMkTBrsrrlMi, seat in plain wrapper, bv -exBresa. sraaaid. for il I.Oa.or3btiesS2.;5. sea oa repass. COURTSJDr RECpRD.

to 8le briefs; motion by Peace and Carpenter for leave to flic briexs as aauci curias. Report of board of law examiners approved and license ordered to issue. Court adjourned until 9 a. m. tomorrow.

Proceedings in the Appellate court. Third district, aa follows: Kelly vs. Malholt et al. mat and bond submitted by the plaintiff apiimvtd aad rule discharged. Thomaa va Burks; auggretion by apellaJit of diminution of record ami motion for continuance aad extension of time until first day of next terra to file additional record abstracts, aad briefs allowed.

c. P. AV St. L. va Wlllard: rehearing denied; opinion modified.

8ujrcme Court cf Honor vs. Buxton; Judgment reversed and remanded. -i Taken on-call: Noa. 1, 5. 8, 13, 18, 20.

24. 32, 43. 73. 74. 71.

Court adjourned until Ilia m. Toe lay, Tec. 13. NEVV ILLINOIS COrORnTof.S. 8PRINGFIF.LD.

111:. Dec. a The following corporations were tlcensed todayr Wabash Vault company. Chlcsgo; capltsl. S5.UOO; safety vaults; incorporators, V.

D. Petsei. A. Jones. L.

K. Dow. McCurrach ac fmlth. Chicago: capital, men's furnishing good: Incorporators. J.

T. McNab. H. Smith, David Motirrach. Davi Robe companj-, Chicago; capital.

tnanufacturing autnmcblle ckuthti: Incoi-paMatora, Matthw Mill. F. J. Hsacke. a.

S. Oorham. Chicago loibrtcatlr.e aietal company. Chicago; capital, manufar-turing: incor poratura. D.

McOary, tleorge McSuire. H. K. Thomaa. Waverly Coal Mining and Prospecting company, Waverlv; capital.

mine cual; Incorporators. C. Swift. E. B.

Wyle. A. Moffrlt. DAILY WATER Jnurteenth Chicago Hyde Park lake View Harrison sireet. Carter ii I i i loi.

KiMd-rs Pai No- re i ltks View station siipti'fee all territory north 'C Fuiierton avenue. 'Chicago evecu station nir4-plies all trrlury bi-twen Kullerton avenue wr, I Kinsie sireet. tout t-nT street station all hef-vren Klnaie an-l 1 ny. fit ffrw t. an-l li.vie I'urK il -vut of Tuu 1-Niuth iu (i ttot.k arua.

11 r- 1 I -t i iki A li ii an si i ii aaq snoom snow about the wonderf AAe'fI MARVtl Whirl, nx, Spray Ni c) est Most' Convenient. Ittieaswl I t. I tsanasaauSsss 7i mn akd CLRka-v CssBlgtaforaaaatsral mm I I dischargasUaSaaiBiatraaa ef saaeaas awmbnun. ITT Sa ie r.n I Sa I.