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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-17
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, August 6.-Unexpected-
ly firm foreign markets and indications
of revival in the cash demand ad-
vanced prices here for wheat 1aMMc
to-day. Corn closed unchanged TO 1sc
higher. Oats advanced Ac and 3rovis-
ions closed irregular, sc lower to sc
higher.
Wheat opened firm lat a small i'm
provement over yesterdays prices, Sep
tember starting A@asc higher at 703s
@705sc. Liverpool was again the mo-
tive. As was the case yesterday the
English market ignored the actio of
wheat here, and instead of following
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Flour. Grain and Feed.

FIour-Ceresota, wood and jute, siI5;
paper, $3.50; choice family -four in wood.
IS SO: in paper So 40 per barrel. Minnehaha
in cotton sacks or wood $i.S5; Galaxy. in
paper sacks, $415; Famous, in sacks.
flour in jute sacks. $40 lbs, s405 per barr
rel Pillsbury's Best IN wood and cotton,
$40; Pilsburys in paper, $4.2o; Gold Coin
ana jute. $405: Loyal $3.50 in Il paper; S3e5
in wood: Reliance, in wood or cotton $500:
paper $3.50. Winter wheat--Silver Lake in
Is paper, SS.55. Rye flour, in wood. $50
corn, 45c; oats, western,ou of store, S5c;
Feed Middlings. per ton $1,000; bran, per
HayINo. / balef hay, $1,000; loose hay
IS 00d9.00.
straw-Loose $500; baled 500
Cnop-$1S,o3 Per ton.
Dat Feed-$l6.00 per ton.
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Government bonds strong.
State DOnQS 1n2ctlFe.
Railroad bonds irregular.


Railroad bonds irregular.
Stocks-The violent raid made upon
the values of securities by the bear
element yesterday furnished material
for its own remedy in the shape OF
uncovered contracts on the short side.
There was fierce contest in the early
dealings to break prices further, the
bears continuing to centre their attack
on Brooklyn Transit and the local trac-
ton stocks. Other members of the
group proved more vulnerable than
Brooklyn Transit, in which powerful
support by inside interest was forth
coming, while Metropolitan Street Rail
way and Manhattan yielded easily.
The best efforts of the bears only
carried Brooklyn Transit shade below
Yesterdays figures and friends of the
stock were apparently ready to take
all that was offered. The continuance
of the aggressive bull movement in
American and Continental Tobacco
and strength in United States Leather
helped to the discontinue of early
bear movement When appearances
began to indicate that the bear cam
paign was abortive, there was a move.
ment to cover. The strength en-
braeed very limited portion Of the
general list and the high priced rail-
ways continued neglected and rather
heavy. Railroads in the southern re-
gion were generally strong on the good
business conditions and industrial eX-
pension in that region. Louisville led
on account of the reports of large cur
rent earnings for that road and rose
an extreme 15s The declaration of
per cent. dividend on Chesapeake &
Ohio stock, the first in the history Of
the present company, helped the move
ment. Atchison preferred was strong
on the reports of continued large cut
ting doyn of operating expenses. The
condition of the money market showed
an easier tendency again and some
New York banks were reported to be
bidding for commercial paper for the
first time in several weeks.
Sterling exchange rose in sympathy
in spite of the continued hardening
tendency Of money in London. The
late raid by the bears to-day came
with the appearance of realizing sales
in the Tobacco stocks.
They attacked those stocks wiping
out the earlier gains and forced Sugar
down to 1 SIX and other industrials
q less amount. Meantime Southern
Pacific continued its advance to 81.
This made the close active and very
Irregular, the railroad stocks which
have advanced, yielding only a small
fraction. The majority of stocks. how
ever, are lower.
Changes in bonds are small and ir-
regular. Total sales par value 81
1884, 900.
U. S. new As advanced Il and the old
As registered Il in the bid price.
Oi,ototippc cfOcod hid.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WHEELING, August Is.


The continued warm weather and occa-
sicnal showers have had a tendency to
increase the amount of home grown pro-
duce in the market. and bring about a
consequent weakness in prices. Every
thing in the line OF farm products is plen-
tiful, except apples, peaches and other
fruits In live stock there is stiA a pro-
nounced scarcity Of hogs, and an upward
tendency in provisions caused thereby.
New wheat and grain are coming in freely.
and are of excellent quality. Prices are
somewhat cheaper, and a still further de-
cline is expected.
Prices secured from local jobbers yester-
day, are given below
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I'D dearer and soon recovered this.
Considerable selling was done late in
yesterdays session on the belief that
Liverpool would be lower to-day and
the firmness caused a mild scurrying
among shorts for cover When this
demand had been satisfied prices
sagged The market was exceedingly
dull during the rest of the morning, but
stubbornly resisted several raids, and
acted a good deal as il it had been
oyerso1d An explanation of the firm
ness of foreign markets came In dis
patches from London to the effect that
although some rain had fallen in India,
the precipitation was altogether insult
ficient to relieve the drought, and fam
inc was threatened in many districts.
Western primary receipts were again
smaller than last year, the total being
put at $4,000 bushels compared with
49S, 600 year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth receipts were 1874 cars against
121 last week and 1S4.a year ago. Chi
cago receipts were 81 cars, eight of
contract grade. Atlantic port clear
ances amounted to 100000 bushels.
There were indications of revival
in the cash business. Several bids for
August were made and though much
activeness was reported, it stimulated
speculative buying.
The export demand continued light.
European freight5 was easier and this
was expected to have a favorable in
fiuence on the foreign demand. In the
afternoon it became much more active.
September advanced steadily from 70A
70@3sc to 71@71Bc. This was above
call price and selling against the privi-
leges and a moderate amount of realiz-
ing caused a reaction to 70A @707sc.
The close was firm at that figure. De-
cember exhibited more strength than
September, though trading in that fu-
ture was comparatively small. 1t ad-
vanced to 731zc and closed &c net high
er at 7oA@70abc.
Corn was void of speculative features
and prices kept within a narrow range.
Crop conditions continued favorable
and some cutting of corn was reported
from Kansas, but the strength OF wheat
prevented any decline. Country offer
ings were reported more liberal and the
cash demand was only fair. Receipts
were 206 cars, September ranged from
30sac to 305sc and closed unchanged at
9015c
Oats were firm with wheat, and on
the better shipping demand sales Of
100000 bushels being reported here. The
speculative demand was dull almost to
stagnation, but prices ruled slightly
higher at 11c-receipts were 238 cars.
September ranged from 191a@193sc to
1873 0197sc, and closed &c higher at
1874 @19Bc.
Provisions were dull and irregular.
During the morning prices declined all
round on general liquidation, following
a sharp break in hog prices. Pork was
especially weak. The shipping demand
was good and this and the strength of
wheat brought about rally later in the
day. The close was firm for lard and
ribs, but easy for pork. September
pork closed sc lower at $500. Septem-
Der lard 21ac higher at $5.17h, and
September ribs 2h@5c higher at 5000
s5.021s.
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat, 70 cars; corn, 2S0 cars; oats,
40 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Syrup-Silver Drip Syrups 49,: Fancy
Dr.ps 23c; (2c addition in half barrels);
New orleans Moasses--f'ancy new. crop.
New orleans. Csc; bakers goods, Sec.
Teas-Young Hyson, per ID, S0a55c gum
powder, 3gGSvc: iInnesial 4vLtoec Japan
Candies-Star, full weight, Sc; faraiine.
per h.. 9l2c: Electric Light, per H., S72c.
Vinegar--Choice cider, i2dl4c per gallon:
standard city brands l0alc per gallon;
country, l3Ql5c per gallon. as 20 quality.
Fish-No. = maekere! 10 lbs, 60 FISH. s. ":
No. 2 extra mackerel, 15--bb!., new % lbs,
Rice-Fancy Pearl e1sc; cho.ce Pearl.
64c: fair domestic 512c: Tancy head il2c.
Salt-No l. per bbls s0c: extra. per be-.
Provisions = Schenks medium s. C.
hams lie; 20-lb. average. 104c; ;. G.
breakfast bacon, l%GSl2c ,: q shoulders,
&c: city sides, 6l4c; nam beef, lSEc.
Canned Gocds-5-lb. fancy tomatoes sc;
tomatoes, new soc doz: tomatoes 3l5-lb
81 %: Hartford Co standard corn S0c.2
Honey Drop corn, $l.0o, peaches. yellow
$225; Baltimore peaches, $780, PIE
peaches, none; lib Deep Sea full standard
cove oysters, SIC; Acorn standard string
beans, 90c; 2-lb can corn bee, s2.2s: lib
can Clipped beef, $3.50; LID. can lunch
oii@Lard. extra western. strained, coo,
carbon oil, 40, Sc; carbon, $50. Sac; water
white sac Lewis miners winter white
OIL 3Sc; summer white 25c
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces. 6ssc
Silver Leaf, tierces, 6I2c The advance
tor smaller packages over tierces is as lol-
lows: Tubs, Sc 50-lb tins. hc; 20
ID tins 12c: lob tins, &c; 5-lb tins, 7sc;
Sugars-C1tioaf 612c; cubes 5.S7c; pow
dered 5S7c: graduated, standard, 5.74c;
graduated, fine. 5.7ie; Columbia A, 5.24c;
American A. 524c: white extra {, 4.99c;
c. 487c; choice fruit sugar 449c.
Coffee-Creen coffee, fancy golden Rio.
ice; fancy green. DC: choice green, l4l1c:
roasting grades, 10izc; Java, i6Hc. Roast
ed in packages, Arrow, 10.04c; Pan Handle,
1004c AThuckle & Co.'S. Roasted. 1o.0lc:
Lion, 9.54e; bulk roasted, &c; Moca and
government Java roasted, 29c. Moca and
Java, &c; A grade Rio. 23c.
Brooms--Ordinary sweeping, Il. Sogi2S 50
per dozen: carpet, $30)dS.20 stable, $500;
whisps, $1-00; hearth, sl,00.
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spot frmer; No. &c; NO 2 white
28c:; No. white &c; track mixed
western 26@2Sc; track white western
26@26Ac: track white State 26926Ac;
options quiet.
Feed, steady.
Hay, firm.
Hops, steady.
Hides, firm.
Leather, firm.
Wool, firm.
Beef, steady.
Cutmeats, easier.
Lard, steady; western steamed clos
ed at S. so; August closed at S. Al;
market nominal; refined, steady.
Pork, steady.
Butter, steady and strong.
Cheese, quiet.
Eggs, firmer.
Potatoes, quiet.
TallCw, quiet.
Cottonseed oil, easy; prime crude
nominal; yellow 26@261sc.
Petroleum, firm.
Rosin, firm.
Turpentine, firm at 521s@53c.
Rice, firm.
Molasses, quiet and firm.
Copper, steady.
Coffee options opened steady. with
prices unchanged to- points higher
and ruled more active with some posi-
lions showing an advance of 10 points
on covering and fairly good European
news. Sellers were scarce in the abb
sence OF Brazilian news. Rio and San
tos being closed on account Of church
holidays Closed steady and unchang-
ed to points higher. Sales $4,000
bags.
Sugar, raw, steadier with London.
Fair refining 4 Centrifugal SO test
Az; molasses sugar 37s; refined stead
Ter and more active.
BALTIMORE, August 16.-Flour,
dull, unchanged; receipts 24,SS2 bar
rels; exports 1881 barrels.
Wheat, firmer; spot and the month
71@71Ac; October 1874 0731ae; Deem
Der 76@76Ac; steamer No red $40
67Hc; receipts 1913 bushels; exports
10000 bushels; southern by sample So
ore; southern on grade 680721ac.
Corn, dull and lower; mixed spot and
the month 35N@353sc; September and
cenlber, new or old 32A @321ac; Jan
uary 32A 0321ac; steamer mixed 331a
033%c; receipts 1856 bushels; ex-
ports 11142S bushels; southern white
$4,000; southern yellow 39@40c.
Oats quiet; No. white 2S1a@2Tc
new; No. mixed 25c; sale new.
Cheese, steady.
Butter, steady.
Eggs, firm.
PHILADELPHIA, August 49,
Wheat firm and 24c higher; contract
grade August 71%@72c.
Corn steady; No. mixed August
1914 @S61zo.
OaIs steady; No. 2 white clipped
271s@28c; No. mixed 251a @26c.
Butter firm and prints 1c higher;
fancy western creamery 21c; do. prints
23c
Eggs firm and &c higher; fresh near
by 150151ac; fresh western 150151ac;
do. southwestern 141a@15c; do. south
ern 12@13c.
Cheese firm.
Sugar, refined unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O., August 15.-Flour
dull.
wheat, uulet, NO. T6u EU72C.
Corn, dull; No. mixed 331Rc.
Oats, steady; No. mixed 22c.
Rye. quiet; No. mixed 56@57c.
Lard, quiet at S. 021a@5 05.
Bulk meats in fair demand at S. Is.
Bacon, firm at Sc Is.
Whisky, steady at 81 &c.
Butter, slow.
Sugar, steady.
Eggs, firm at 10c.
Cheese, firm.
TOLEDO, O., August 16-Wheat
higher and firm; No. cash 71%c;
September 72$4c bid December 751ac.
Corn dull and steady; No. 2 mixed
3215c.
Oats dull and steady; No. mixed
201ac.
Rye unchanged; No. cash 551ac.
Cloverseed lower and steady; prime
cash 81 90: October 81 so.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, August 16.-Demand
good in all lines OF staple cottons and
business larger than for scme time
past. Tone strong throughout Ad-
vance of sc in Pepperill and Laeonia
wide sheetings and of 2izc in Pepperill
and fine brown sheetings. Bleached
cottons are growing scarcer daily and
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prices have upward tendency DENNIS
and tickings are better and firm
Print cloths firm for regulars and adj
vancing for wide goods. Prints COM
paratively quiet in fancies to-day. but
steady. Ginghams very firm. Wooden
and worsted dress goods firm.
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~ ID OHIO RIVER
q 20 aN.o RAILROAD co.

Time Table Taking Effect May Il, 1892
eate $50 a. IN. y-AccOmmodation
for Moundsvilie, Ciarlngton, New Mar
1insviiIe. Sistersville, ST. Marys. Way-
eriy. Wil.iamstown. ParkersbuTg and
intermediate points.
r.eaSa 800 4. IN Except Sunday)-Fast
Exnress for Moundsviile. New Martins
vile Sistersvlle. st. Marys. Williams
town. Parkersburg, Ravenswood. Mill
wood. Mason City, PIT. Pleasant, CALI
nois. Huntington. kenova, Charleston,
Tinc(nnati. Louisville and all points
South, East and West Parlor car TO
ave liza a. n Daiy-Exuress for
Moundsviile, Powhatan. Darlington,
Proctor New Martinsville. Sistersville,
Friendly, st. Narys. Waverly. Williams
town. Parke:sburE. havenswood,
Mason City, Pit Pleasant, Gallipolis,
Huntington, Kehova. Charleston, Ash
land. Russell Ironton ard intermediate
points south of Parkersburg Parior
car TO Parkersburg.
Leave 3;45 D. m. Daiiy-Accommodation
for Parkersburg and intermediate
Leave 9I,5-I $50 p. M Except sundnyp-Ex-
press for Sistersvilie Friendly. ST.
Marys Waverly, Wiliamstown. Park
ersburg. and intermediate points north
of S.stersyilie.
II 10 e. m. train will leave Wheeling at
l35 a. n. Sundays.
City Passenger Agent 1900 Aarket Street.
J o. TOMLINSON.
Ticket Agent. Union Station.
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Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900. si25G4.50 J;
good. 500 to 1000 S4.0eG4.25; good. 500 to
500 S. 7564.00: common, 600 to 500, 50 251i
$50: bulls. $2.00d2.50.
Hogs-E.Stra, $465G475: good. $450a465;
common, Si.25G4.50.
Sheep-Fxtra 81. 00614.25: good IS 75GI4. 90;
common s.. %; lambs, $4.50Q5.50.
Fresh Cows-At s2500G35.00.
Calves-$6. 001I6. SO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

& NEW YORK, August Is. CONNER
cial Advertisers London financial ca
blegram:
The markets here were irregular this
morning, but frightened notably in the
afternoon on favorable dispatches re-
garding the Transvaal situation.
Americans were dull till New York
opened. when they spurted, closing
very strong. They were animated in
the street, Central and Southern Pacific
being the chief features. The latter
have "a strong syndicate behind them,
who desire to make them popular
stock here.
Spanish tours were 595s, Tintos 447s,
Anacondas II 9-16, Utahs 9As.
The bank did a large business in
short bills and bought f11S.00O gold
in bars. The net influx of specie for
the week was AL 900 pounds.
NEW YORK, August 16.-Money on
call easier at goa per cent; last loan
at 21a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 41z@5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S6A@
4.S61a for demand and at 81. S2% @
1888 for 60 days; Sosted rates 81. $3.50
4.s4 and $4.S7@4.S71a; commercial
bills s4.81h@4.S2.
Silver certificates 601a@611ae.
Bar silver 60Ac.
Mexican dollars 48c.
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NORTHWEST SYSTEM CLEvELAND Al
PlTTSBURG DIVISION.
From bridgeport TO

lLeave.iArrivo
From Bridgeport 70 =. ~ y. m.
tsnrt WAYNE ard Chicago.,.l 1855 fs;gS
esnton and Toledo............ i4;soI iS.55
a, n.
Alliance and cieyeland..... ti:$s is.t3
Steubenville and Pittsburg~ IDS fs:5es
y. M.
s,epbenyille and Welsyille.l f9:Q9l 3iz:30
stenbenville and pittsbuFg,. 1903 fi2si0
y. nj
Fort Wayne and Chicago. fi.I0I fs.55
canton sd Crestline. .....-. ITO fl28g
Alliance and Cleveland .s...i fli0I fSs5,
Gtenbenviile and WeIisyille ti10l 1915
Philadelphia and New york tld0. fs.2o
a. "a.
,roronto and pittsbufg. ..... fi:lel f9ssD
Weusvine and Pittsburg 'l;lQl sll;9b
y. m.
Baltimore and Washington. fi;io, fi.st
a. IA.
steubenvale and wellsvilie. t2:Si fs:e3
.. n.
New york and Washington. 1853 f5:e5
eteIfbonvile and Piitsburg fi'bS 30
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parlor Car wheeling TO Plttsbnrg on
. x n m, and Goo p. m train. Central
time. zone hour slower than Wheeling
j. O. TOMLTNSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Agent for all Steamship Lines
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AuduS s...--..-.... !. lib
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Raj. way TIME CARD.

arrivals ana departures az tras,s
49, july sd 1853. Explanation a4 ~
hslerence marks: Daily; TSanss.r u
Sspss1. monday excepted. sSaturdsy eS-.
i-sl Mnien IS one hour carrier than en-
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bTseLalre iEaliaire.i
Depart b., T. 6 c. r. r. Arrive
AZ - an Mail. Express and Pass, 30 arm
% pm Express and Passengcrf 81 pm
% pm Mixed Freight and Pass. l 70 pm
Arizona republican., 1899-01-27
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

serious misfortune to the university
 for it will be almost impossible to se-
 cure a substitute who can do the quan-
 tity of class room work which has been
 done so conscientiously and efficiently
 by Prof. Adams.
 Whiskey is all right in its place, anG
 in proper quantities; but its accuTsed-
 ness brings out and develops all the l infernaliSm in any human. The con-
 duet of a funeral this week was simply
 a disgrace to decency and civilization. i Veneration for the name of the de- ! ceased and respect fer the name of the i funeral directors and charity is all that i prevents the printing of names and
 a full account. We also know that | fear of the living for the disease of the
 deceased caused a more liberal use or | liquor than was intended, or else no
 hide or conscience, however thick or dormant, would stand the words that could be written to p3in.-Williams News.
 We have proof positive, right here in Bisbee. that the HoOdoO stick is a success E. s. Adam, the o. K. corral man, has contemplated for some time
 the project Of sinking a well in the north end Of the corral. about 250 feet from the bed of the gulch. He was somewhat discouraged by the advice of friends. who thought it too high up to get water. without sinking very deep.
 Mir Huelpieu, Mr Adams father-in- law, who is spending the winter here, is somewhat of a water witch, and with his divining rod, took a look over the ground, and after while told Mir Ad- ans that if he would dig his well at certain spot he would guarantee water a Of H,- I ans took the old gentleman's advice and at depth of exactly twenty-two feet he struck a beautiful flow of pure water, and now he is'a firm believer in the divining rod, when in the hands of MT. Huelpieu.-Bisbee Orb.
 A number of the mines of the Stee- pie Rock Development company have been jumped since, the first of the year, on the claim that the assessment work had not been properly done. The con- papy claims that all the requirements of the law have been fulfilled and it is prepared to give the jumpers a hot whirl. The claims are the Imperial, Crow, Gold King, Jumbo, Geronimo, Nugget, Great Eastern, and Mcdonald. The jumpers are R. E. Philips, E. Phil ips, Al Bishop, Sam MdMillan, Jack McAllister, Charley Wilson, Bob Will udmS ana JOnn Clay. some or these men have been in the mine jumping business before, and caused legitimate owners considerable expense to regain possession of their property. Sam Me Milan was working for the company up to the day before he jumped claim, and quit work for the company to do this jumping. It might surprise and disgust some of these men if the grand jury should indict them for tres pass, and the court should call on them to pay the penalty fer trespass I1 would be satisfaction to great many people to see a few cases Of trespass properly punished in this county Lordsburg Liberal
Arizona republican., 1899-01-27

The sale of the Fort Wnipple tim Der reserve has been postponed. pend- ing investigation of the alleged min ecal character of the land.
 Francis J. Heney, attorney at law, arrived from San Francisco on last nights train to attend the session ot the land court, says the Tucson Cltl- zen.
 The Phoenix ladies are congratulat- ing themselves on the fact that the Twentieth legislature has resolved rot Ju smoke the ladies out of the legisla- tive halls. The adoption of a resolu- tion by that distinguished body to pro- hibit smoking within legislative halls is an indication that reform has taken hold of Arizona's law making power.- Tucson Star.
 E. E. Breed, the real estate man, re- ports greater inquiry during the pasc few days for city real estate than at any time for the past three months. He made a sale yesterday of two lots in the southeast part Of town and the pur- chaser will immediately erect two cot tages on them. He thinks the pros poets for the town for the coming sum- mer exceedingly good.-Journal-Miner
 Our local livestock association is well represented at the national convention Of stockmen at Denver, says the Will- cox Range News. Messrs. A. J. Nis bet, E. B. Ryan and Burt Dunlap are the three delegates accredited to the big stock meeting. MT Ryan resides in Leavenworth, MT Nisbat is spending the winter in Denver, while MT. Dunlap went directly from Tucson, passing here Saturday morning. All three are largely interested in Arizona cattle.
 R. G. Brady, the Tucson livestock broker, left recently for Kansas City with view of interesting stocker and feeder buyers in southern Arizona herdS. He attributes the falling off in sales to the fact that cattlemen have been asking prices higher than pre- vailed farther east and is anxious to revive the trade in cattle. He proposes attending the national convention at Denver and may go as far as Chicago before returning.
 A special, says a Benson corresponi dent, came in Wednesday night from Bisbee to meet the flyer" bringing MT. Peter Weidner of Los Angeles and MT. W. E. Gilman, both gentlemen oe- ing stockholders of the South Bisbee Townsite company. A young man ot Los Angeles, also member of said COmEduy, dcc-OenIalIy SnOI n1mS9E last Wednesday at Bisbee and was brought down Thursday night to take the fly CT" for his home in Los Angeles. Dr. Clark and A. w Howe of the Orb came to this point with him.
 To the sincere regret Of all connected with the university, says the Tucson Star, Prof. F. Y. Adams yesterday received telegram summoning him tG his home in Essex, N. Y. The health Of Mrs. Adams has been much improv- ed, but serious turn of her illness de- marded the presence of Prof. Adams. His departure this morning is not only 8 source of regret to his friends, but a