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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
CHANGES ON FRONT

Early next week the La Conner
Trading ana transportation COM
pnny and the Port Orchard route will
move their offices to larger quarters
In the new warehouse on Pier 2 Of
the Northern Pacific. from which
the steamer Of those companies VIII
hereafter be operated The former
compnny's offices are now located In
the Gaibraith warehouse and thoae
OF the Port Orchard route on tbs
Coleman pier.
10 be removed Both are owned by
the Nofthern Pacific and have been
condemned by the city authorities.
The rookery at the southeast corner
Of Railroad avenue ard Yesier way
n being torn down today and the
other across the street will be de-
rnollahed In few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Bargains Friday only

dozen in box. worth Csc; from to
IL at lee.
Mems Heavy Cotton sox: from 8
to II at TAG.
Mems Cancels Hair undershlrte
and Drawers, all sizes. worth Soc I:
from 5 TO IL at 39c.
44~tnch BLACK Worsted Storm
Serge. all wool. worth Csc yard. for
acc.
se-inch Granite Dress Goods. half
wool, worth Csc yard, for lhc. This
is In black and several shades.
FEEDERS Pompadour Brush skirt
Binding, the kind that outwears the
skirt, worth Sc yard; from 3 to II
at &c. Comes IA black and ali colors.
Rest quality Pins. 400 In paper,
needle points. regularly DC paper.
New Home" Linen Finished
Thread. black only, full size spools,
worth &c from to II Mt 10 spool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

Quantity 20 customers limited.
Mercerized sateen. Chambray and
Pique Waists. black and coiors, also
white. worth up TO $500; from s 10
IL at 9Sc.
black and colors, at csc.
Flannelette Waists, also sateen,
worth si.o0. at soc.
Women's Fast Black Cotton Fleece
Lined stockings, superior quality,
double toe and heel. worth 25c pair;
from s to IL at soc for three pairs.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Bieached
Cotton double Fleece LINED Vests
and Pants, silk finished. actual value
Doe; from TO II at s2c a garment.
Outing Flannel, SOFT and fleecy,
good variety, worth &c yard; from S
to II at &c.
Huck Towels, good quality. size
2ox40 inches. red border and fringed.
worth Toe; from $ to II at. each. Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

Tapestry Portiens, assortment Of
colors, worth s2.25 a pair, feoi n TO
IL at Si.e.
Pretty Ruffftd Bobbinet, 26 inches,
wide ruffe. trimmed with. dainty
lace. worth Soc yard: from 5 sto IL at
27Ac.
Black coney Scarfs. extrsl wide.
six tails, worth. as. at sf.ia.
Stone Mai-ten Opposum Sea rfs, six
nice tails. fine fur. $500 value from
5 TO IL at si.6e.
Home wrappera. new stylss. all
dark fan oolors. worth sec and 500,
from to IL at bsc.
Women's Outing Flannel Knee
Skirts. deep ruffie, five rows of
tuciSH, I'm pink or blue. worth. 6bc.
from s 20 II nj 4bc.
Children'E outing FLANNEL Dresses,
light cplorE. sizes and , wars,
worth 75c. from s 10 II at 25c.
Women's Sanitary Napkins. half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

sheriff Cudfhsr received d fete-
gram from The sheriff Of Eureka.
Kan. taday. that he would leave to-
night for this place. 70 set Walter
uabufn. who - wanted Hf Eureka on
thte charge Of nbtAlning money un-
der fAls@ pfctannse.
Sheriff cudihee arrested oahurr
near snoquainnte yesterday. pHhurn
VAS working IN a iuHntssf camp, and
1id not deny hts ia@Htny and al
fniftrd that he knew If the charge
against him Hr claims che aeeus-
alton IL made bs a forfrsr business
PARTNER. and 10 shs result Of the sale
~ some livestock. part OF which ~as
fstfrf gaR~H
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ANGRY MOB

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct fs.--F.ari
Whitney. charged with having MUIR
dered Merchant A. 3. chIun ye=ter-
day. said he had committed fhe
crime. He implicated his friend
Claude OrBrien- Feeling against
the two men n strong and - extra
deputies have been sworn In. A
mob has been hootinx and yeiifne
around the jail. but the prisoners
were zplrfted away by the ofilews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Eight to Eleven

Hemstltched Pillow c1e ~
bleached cotton size s1kse
worth l5c; from s TO IL a. w
piso's consumptive cure ~
ties, for loo. 4
EPSON Salt. i-pound pAckas
&c. A. N
N. N. Shampoo, ; packsse7
enough for IN shampoos. ., a Il
Peanut Brittle; from 5 % -
pound. .uf11
Boys Waists, in perraie ~ ~, ~
flannel, with or without ssAss ~
lar. $50 value; from ) 70 -
Ages 4 to II years ussi1
Boys Navy Blue Flanne- I'D
all wool, ages 1 to IA year"
65c. at soc. IN a
Linen Canvas Shoe Bags' s<s~pf
pockets. extra fine qualify; "a rrI
In all the latest resigns. eofs. n
braid, worth regularly tso ss
price. s TO II, $50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Reads Lucille .

'fhr entertainment course Of the
Young MEMS Christian association
opened last night with tho readiias
IL ~f.nenc," hS Mrs. Francis f'nlios
~ nerkclvy. cal. 'She hall wsa well
flled. and All enjoyed she recital.
Entertainments are % be EiVen on
the 18th 81 each month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

BID SPREADS--Full size
Marsoilles patterns and hem
med ready Tor use. worth 75c (;
FRIDAY, each .47e
COMFORTS - Full size.
covered wIth silkosine. filed
with one-pieee white'eotton and
tuftcd with eolored zephyr,
worth Sh25;' Friday, each SOC
sEERSUCKER NC
HAMS-y6 inches wide, very
serviceable, worth I2s5c; Fri
day, a yard .-.....-..... &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
THE MARKETS
JosslNe QUOTATIONS

NeH1tanfsa
rotat.an sitnkiB far ten. csfrstn. Ths
sAFlie. - raits.xs ~ oeasi = rss ewt'
esiers. tssuaoa psf doa. esssat rotataea. -
Iss rs enin rspreFa - pss hos. s-usr.
rte No.; cations 500 per sncks pafunipa.
81 ~ tef NaoA. eaaiinowsf. aol1sasas nnsii,-
kinr. i per ID; Rquashee. ic per III.
eaeumesrn so ner acs. splnaeh. acueoe
Green Fruit
Lemons a. sosssAao a baxs esSssnx ar-
pies i%s q NJ hexs easlns f5r 70 81 3 t.asi
bananas. = - $50 pineappies. a
| ben etansek Nalrneias - CD tahmerin@s
h.e xfare fruit ts,oeassuo pssrhss.
ecHssc. plumH. sOc Ger box. Com
6. srd grapes sac basket; pears. ara
DO Y; prunes. sa4asc. cranberriea. -
Grad 'cratsi Teksyu. A .nNsi - sruss.
Provisions
Frrs tneat-eos beef a. frer m sse-s
beet. Hsssc pc p. nsattan- ~etia-s. r'se.
sw~s, r q rorhs te sev ~ veal. lAFss. sas
'a S'9s,lss 60 lsams. ise. brs.sfo.s sass.
..s ss.sss asiis-lhs splls~ias prices ar.
t<lnn offsfe 4 - tnn pfpsi1eer N Fnuhd lots
90 she aaekr Or u NJ car A. seattle
xneat esieser ssssi So: esra. s'sls' 50.
Butter. { hcese. Enas. Poetry
nuytsr- wAahAnstun srsaassree. 400.
fanef. euaz9c
e-f,rs~e-~Nati~a Wafaffnsteu fall er~ara.
lEiflte t-astefus ses ftft. tEaa -.
sii@sis tsr oase. Nsw 1eFk. tsGiau. Lam.
burger. iaNvffe. mirE teelgcs swlss -
erss.-susuiy fsv-h r.nsA. sac: eastern.
t'lss rsanrr--ss~u-. faseisss frrvrs
ftuiat tufkss - ifUtse4
HaneF-tfUi.st
Cor,rnistson MEMS Frtcss
ch~e-.-Satfes sfesAlaEkaas tlGffAa
Exrs@Etrirtlr fs~rh faasEh 1t4 -
rafssr~ " 4shinx s1n Sfxaasnft. &s9aias
fkrrh i1Ht5e.
f1c 81 foft@< r.Etsf. t11.zH
HAY Puget Sasand ~ ton. tf1-ou. Fast.
en- W1shInstaa tifnss1ns< tl1 aes alfalfa
efi.oa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
A sEAuTIEu 9PoT
You'll Travel for Days Withhold
Finding Scenery Equal to> That 81
Capitol 1ilI

II needs no hetter critic thai tbs
traveller 60 tell you the bs<katlNt Of
Capitol Hill During the suniA isf
and easily faii thousands of vfslfo. :
TO Seattle have exclaimed nt-su. Tia.
secnsry 10 be enjoyed by the future
residents of that section OF Seattf-.
Many OF them have bought loss for
future homes fnct. ssverai have
purchased not knowing II their busI-
ness would ever warrant living In
Seattle. but fhsy paid for thu prop-
erfy. realizing that tn event Of
coming here later they would have
home sites that will be at prem
Turn and Ereafiy advanced Ia gen.
orni valuation besides.
CHANGING from CAPITOL Hiif In ~ssh-
er direction. one has q diversity 81
scenery unequaied In thu West. and
certainly not surpassed by any East
eru city.
Capitol nm In. without question.
destined 20 be the frost desirable
residence spot on the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
MISSING from Ballard

The seattle police were notified
last nieht that y. j. vivian. a man
50 YEARS OF age, had been nnissink
from his home IN Ballard sinse last
saturday merfnns His friefsds are
AT loss 70 account Tor the disap-
ufa "a fttsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
SULLIVAN
NOT LOST

chief Of Police sullivan and Ser
geant Mike Powers. of the Seattle
department returned last No.
spokane. where they have = -
tending sta annual fair held there
There was a report in the city yea
terdhy THAI this ehivf had bern lost
tn a wheat fiela In che eastern part
Of the STATE The chief has beefl
rot follow the fashion SET BY this
fuaxor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
A VERY BIG
UNDERTAKING

That Setting Nearly Eight tsool
hurdrsd pissos snd Organs IN
Addition 10 IN Eight Thousand
(sooo) Dollar Stock of Sheet Mo-
sic and Books. snd Over Sewer
thousand ts7ooo) peIl.rs Worth
Of vioHns. Guitars. msadoIins,
Bsnios, zishers, Aeeordiens. Brass
Instruments. Talking Machines.
Records, etc. All in . Few Months.
Would Do q Big Job We Fully
Realized. But That Our Present
Prices. Representing the erssssst
Values Ever Known Here. Would
Accomplish II We Felt Assured.
and We Are Net Being Dissp-
pointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Upton IS
HOODO0ED

GLASGOW, oct. s.-eThc shed in
Denny bodybuilding yards. at
pnfnhargnu. IN Witch Sir Thomas
1ipton's new challenger X building.
MAS swcpt off It's uooringa and
wrecked by a hurricane to-day. The
<hailengcr l. not seriously damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
PIANOS and ORGANS
Ever Before Conducted in the North
west

chofce new Upright Pianos that re-
tail regularly at tz65. now only fl3i.
and $40 instruments 60 at 1856. the
$3.50. 800 and Ef75 styles now offered
Mt t2zo. $3.50 and s3f2. and all othera.
BOO numerous TO mention here.
In proportion. Great bargains
I'm second hand square pianos.
Organs. new, now $4I for reg
InlaT SIS Instruments 10 tB4 and
sss for the Sc and tii0 styles. Also
big values In secondhand organs.
Pianos and organs sold ON easy pay
menfs- Old Instruments taken In ex-
change. All Instruments guaran-
teed to be as represented. Store open
Saturday evenings only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
CHOLERA
RAvACES

JERUSALEM. get fs.-cholera
has broken out at Gazk In a most
viruihnt forn. The epidemic Is
FprcRaunE rapidly and an average q
20 deaths IL the daily fatality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Bogus Check

A complaint was sworn &c IN JUS
tlce cams court today ny ]. r.
clark. charging T. j. Anderson with
having cashed worthless check Tor
SIS on the Puget Sound National
hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Bedding, Com
forts and
Wash Goods
Friday Bargain Prices in this department to-
TURKISH BATH RUGS

TURKISH BATH RUGS
Size 2rx4z inches. neat designs
in pink. blue. green and yellow,
regular price $50; Friday, each.
-. ..25c
ZENDA CLOTH - For
Wrappers. etc, fast colors, in
tive best styles. worth Ioc, Fri
day, a yard. ..............sc
"OLD HICKORY" SHIRT
ING, worth I2He, Friday.
yaFu $500. -. .ItzS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
wEAI HER FORECAST

Seattle and viciatty-'rsnisht. . pca-
slhly showers and coeies. FrAday.
partly cloudy with fresh sozh "a
west wiutin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
MORTALITY REPORT

The fanerai % c. W. Neel was held
from the family residence. 1az0 Lln-
een avenue. at O'Clock this after
noon.
Of Bonney q Stewart at II O'Clock
this morning. A large number Of
Efks and Eaeies were present at ths
fun<ral Iufermeut was IN Iak<
FIess censefsfy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
POLITICAL BEES
ARE BUzzlNC

The political campaign has failed
o. far 10 arouse any general enthusi~
ssnx The workers are engaged as
actively a. 50 many busy lfttie bees,
hut il i chiefly n stln hunt that Is
goIng on. Meetings are held from
time to time BY both parties at NAri-
Gus peiats tn the city and county.
but they have been. As rute, poorly
attended,
The rrnsorrnts have planned a
rrant rally for tomorrow night With
Sef,R.for Turner as the chtef attrac-
tion. The meeting viii be held Al
f,nrranfers' hall. on Fourth avenue.
between pike and Pine streets. and X
A. expected 70 draw a good crowd.
The EFFORT 70 clcct certain Demo-
cratic candidates % the legislature
A. the main fight Of the party man
ayers THIS year. a. they have little
hope Of eieetins any @ their cnnal-
dates for county offices except.
probably. FL Cudihee TOR sheriff
In the ssth district n hot contest il
OIL between + ". Palmer and Will
farm Pixott. The district Is naturally
Jsepuhlscnu BY fair uiNfafily. bat
the Democrats cralfn that fssKott has
at least an even chance 70 win out.
IL + understood that the sktts VIII
b. carefully poiished with iubrieat-
ing oil little later. - that there
NEED be no poverty IN the 71th dis
ersct for q snouth or two at least
Bitter Fight
IL is IN the saith district. however.
that the rIvelsess and bitterest war
fare Win be warcd. The struggle be-
tween George a. piper and Judge
WtUfam Hickman Moore IS the star
speciality Of this years political
vaudeville. II - said that Piper has
a mir Republican majority TO start
with. aud friends Of Judge Moore
say hts popularity with the labor
element Is = considerable factor In
the fray.
General prosperity % a finaneiai
nature II also fondty anticipated bt
those who need the money IN this
district II il ruutorvd that several
large orr sacks have been conveut-
entity stored within touching dis
tance. and that the sewed efids have
beer unraxeled over a space sufft-
Gent 10 permit the insertion OF n
mans hand That portion OF the
district which L. located IN the First
ward u filled with itching palms
which are already osftspread in the
afxI<ude % present armsi Several
gentlemen from Montana are repoFs-
"a 10 have said that they never Eaw
better sarface Indications Tor ten
~<ttA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
SHEET MUSIC

Remember we are closing out our
Sheet Music department entirely.
The stock In going rapidly and WE
ARE NOT AND WILL NOT RE-
ORDER ANYTHING. 10 n you want
to derive the benefit OF this chance
or n lifetime to supply yourself for
years 10 come while you can buy It
at less than cost. don't defer your
purchase another minute.
Our stock In so large that space
will not permit us giving lists OF auf-
ficient length to give an idea OF its
contents. but as to price Will state
briefly that all sheet nuaio that re-
tails regularly at 35c now goes at zoe.
and that which sells at &c In only
isc, and on many pieces the proper
tionate reduction - still greater.
Choice new music. vocal and inatru-
mortal. Be per copy.
All mall orders for sheet music
must be accompanied with the price
In draft, money order or stamps, and
postage at the rate OF lie per sheet
for music and from 10c 70 zoe for
books. II too much is sent the excess
will be returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

We are running in conjunction
with cur closing out sale OF sheet
music. the greatest expansion and
special cut price sale OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
ANNUAL REPORT

The annual report of the Northern
Pacific shows that lumber and shin
gle shipments from the Pacific coast
fncrxased from p. LIS car loads hast
year to 1880 this year. II recon-
me1fs that the line between Heeker
Janefion and Black River Junction
Be -donble-tracked and that the Lake
Wnshington Belt line be built 10 OBJ
vtn6s the necessity Of hauling freight
destined To poiots north OF Seattle
through the conxested yards Of this
cfyf 1t shows that during the year
the company invested fzf4. ezs In Sc
att1&. $685. es in Tacoma and "a. Goa
- Gpokane.
Dancing c5ssses
Professor Wilson ut Hanks Han
r sondsy and Friday sveningA Pri-
- u lessons daily
~
"A efchert Bros. Pianos. 10 Union.
pn n1ap. real estate. - Union block
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w o IN c n 5
26-inch Silk
Warp Gloria
Umbrellas. big
assortment
handles; FRI
day special at
SI.2o each.
value Sr.7s.
Women $ 26-
inch Umbrellas
SI.5o value;
Friday special
at $I.o each.
Mems as
inch Umbrel-
las. steel rods.
extra we'll
made natural
wood handles I;
Friday special,
ST.oo each.
Children's S,
special at 25c ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16
Umbrella Sale

The time has come TO buys new Umbrella We ne ~
ing serviceabe Umbrellas for little money just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

and damassd flour TO the, extent OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-16

Fieschsr . Carpenter. realty sss.
gains only.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
New z ork Stocs.

Wall Street, New York, Nov; s.-STOCKS
The opening pressure to sell stocks out
weighed the demand and there was vary
ing declines all through the list. The
stocks which have led the speculation le-
Gently fell from s to / point. These in
Guided Norfolk and Western, st. Paul,
Reading. Canadian Pacific, Atchison, Erie
first preferred, New York Central and SUI
gar, Colorado Fuel dropped Il point. There
were heavy transactions in United States
Steel but its decline was limited to a
point.
Heavy liquidation in the general market
followed a rapid decline in the United
States Steel stocks. The absence of sup
port to these stocks disturbed holders of
long stocks who threw them over and also
stimulated large short sales by the profes-
SIGNALS. General losses ran well over
point and reached I ii Brooklyn Union
o32 81 ~ a. casl EiactS snd
in St Paul New Haven. Northwestern,
Southern Pacific, Illinois Central. Colorado
Fuel, Tennessee Coal and Reading Steel
common sold down point to IS and the
preferred 21s to S47s. Lackawanna slumped
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
LwAYs SOMETHING DOING" AT

10 points to 231 on one transaction. Sup
porting orders appeared later in Z. S
Steel preferred, rallying it to Sc, but the
general list continued to break badly.
Rumors We're current of forced liquidation
by an important speculative operator
Liquidation took a sinister character
during the second hour after temporary
and insignificant rally. The selling pres
sure was aggravated by the appearance of
the bank statement which was weaker
than expected. Heavy blocks of various
stocks were thrown over with some APP
pearance of disorder. giving rise to rumors
of financial difficulties. The break in
Reading reached AS. St. Paul 81, and in
many important standard stocks from
to g. Delaware and Hudson dropped ~
and Hooking Valley A. Room traders put
out short contracts freely on the decline
and their buying rallied Sugar to last
nights level and caused recoveries of a
point in other leading stocks The sell
ing was renewed at the recovery and the
close was active and weak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
MUSICIANS
OF The WORLD.
Plan to Gather Them Together
in Berlin Next Year.
To Participate in Dedication of
Wagner Monument.
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Eames, NOrdica, DamrOsch,
SOusa and Dudley Buck.
All Great Military Bands EX-
pected to Be There.
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

Berlin. Nov. San international mu-
steal festival will be held in Berlin from
October to October Z. 1903 in connac-
ton with the dedication of the Richard
Wagner monument. The committee eX-
poets Mines. Elames and Nordica ana
Walter Damrosch. Sousa. and perhaps
Dudley Buck, to take part in it. If gen.
uine plantation music can be obtaiaed
1t will be produced. Sacred music VIII
also be a feature of the festival. All
the great military bands Of the world
are expected here for the occasion, and
among them the Turkish JanissarleS
music corps. An auditorium seating -
600 persons will be erected on govern
ment ground. Emperor William has
been invited to become protector of the
festival Prince Henry probably viii be
honorary president. The committee is
DESTROYS of having an adequate repre-
sentation from the United States. 1t has
not yet been determined who is the lest
man to organize the American end of
the undertaking.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08

week in consequence of the near approach
of liberal offerings of new corn and while
the movement is increasing slightly, 1t
would increase materially if railroads
could furnish cars for shipment. The large
corn handlers are bearish and are look
ing for material decline before the mar
ket gets to a safe commercial basis where
It will do to buy 1t has been bulled for
nearly two months and has gotten into
condition where it requires constant buy
among the pit element, however, that
there will be squeeze" in the Deem
Der option at Chicago. From surface indf-
cations there is no evidence that the big
fellows are getting into the market again
and Armour has been an open seller at
freely and as it can not be hedged ship
pers and elevator interests are slow to
buy at these prices We feel extremely
bearish on Chicago May corn and feel
that it should be sold without hesitation
and held for 5 or cents bushel profit.
"A. G. GOODWIN. Commission co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
MARKETS TODAY.
Little FluctuatiOn in the Grain
Trade Today.
The Cattle Market Also Holds
It's Own
HOGS ARE LOWER.
HOGS
Slump of B to 10 Cents Report
ed Today.
Receipts at the Trade Centers
Continue Large.

Chicago. Nov. S.-WHEAT-Continue
large receipts III tie northwest had a de
pressing influence on the wheat market
today. but the opening was about steady
Pit traders We're still bearish in their
views and cndeavored to break the mar
ket, but with little effect. good dema nd
from commission houses on small receiDts
in the southwest developed shortly after
gained.
A leading bull interest was reported to
have disposed of over half million bush
els during the first hour, but offerings were
well taken.
December opened a shade higher to "a
Ac lower, at 7114M71s4c, later selling up to
717sc. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of LOCI cars. which, with local
recei2ts of rs cars @ cars of contract
grade), made a total for the three points
of 1,176 cars, against LOOP cars last week.
Heavy buying by commission houses,
supposed to be for account of leading
bull operator was the feature the latter
part of the day and the market ruled
strong. December sold up to nc, closing
CORN-Corn opened slightly lower With
some selling, due to the fair weather. The
market was supported, however, by a good
cash demand. December opened unchanged
to 1sc lower at 507s@51c, and sales the first
hour were confined to the opening range.
Receipts were 131 cars, 16 cars of contract
grade.
Corn was weak the latter part of the
session on commission house selling. De-
cember, after advancing to 51Ac, declined
to 5O12c, closing at 5O1sc, with a loss of &c
OATS-Oats opened firm and trading WAS
light The only features were buying OF
May by commission houses and shorts tax
ing December. December opened a shade
to &c higher, at Boise to 301s030Ac. Local
receipts were 208 cars.
PROVISIONS opened weak
on lower prices of hogs and larger re-
ceipts at the yards. Longs liquidated free
ly on January products, but the offerings
were well taken. January pork opened nc
lower, at $3.50; January lard &c lower, at
s9.3219, and ribs SC lower, at IS. 1212.
WHEAT-No. 2 red, 7412c: No. 3 red. 6S
G771c; No. 2 hard winter, lie; No. nard
winter, 67Q69c; No. l northern spring,
721Ac; No. 2 northern spring. re; No. 3
spring, 6Sd70c.
CORN-No. ?. 54d5r5c; No. 3, 54G541zc.
OATS-No. 2. 29@291ac; No. 3. 2Sd2Sl2c.
FLAX-Cash: NV. $1.22; S.-W., SLY;
Nov, Sill; Dee. SLIT; May, 81 2212i1.23.
RYE-Dec., 491a650c; May, sic.
BARLEY-Cash: 3565Sc-
TIMOTHY-Jan., S4-20.
CLOVER-Nov., S11.15.