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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
LIQUIDATION BY LONGS
BREAKS WHEAT MARKET.
ALI. THE NEWS FANORS
SELLERS.
Corn Also Is Weak on Good
Crop Prospects and Large
Receipts.

A sharp reaction following Saturdays
reckless buying caused a sharp break in
wheat values in yesterdays market
There was really nothing to IL but the
selling side Gables showed some early
strength but this was not well main
tanned. Weather and crop conditions were
generally favorable and the movement
to market was so heavy as TO take all
OF the stiffness out Of the cash situation
Statistical news also Was b-arisn. especial
~ the visible supplies ard world : snip
nents- Selling by longs who bought 100
freely on Saturdays advance Was the
main influence in the break
The visible supply Of wheat the past
week increased i.ls5.co bu-. against an
increase OF 1.3l2..S bu-. in 1903 81. Louis
stocks Increased 1900 bu- and Chicago
i. 1900 bu. against Ii.olovD bu, a week
ago. and II. $500 bu in lsS.
Worlds shipments OF wheat 10 Europe
against i1.3s2.ue bu. a week ago and L.
Es.tC1 bu. in 1898
Wheat on ocean passage aifoat for Ed
rope the past week 3i.ss.G5 bu-. against
D.. ISovD bu.. a week ago Decrease l.
5000 bu.
Dec wheat opened I.c of. ranged from
E-Is,s to H-iSlsali5i. asked. and closed at
Aside from scattered rains all Of the
corn news was bearisn- Receipts were in
excess OF the demand and there was
The visible supply OF corn the past
week increased 900 bu-. AGAINST an in
crease OF 1880 bu; in 1903; 81 Louis
increased 125.0o bu- Total visible supply
S.<al.eu0 bu.. against a6S2o0o bu- a week
ago. and saa6.oo bu- In 1853
,hs psst .eaR 1spor, ss 5 S
as against 3.ii2.co bu- a week ago and
Az. 90 bu. in lSS
Corn on ocean passage ahoat for Eu.
rope the past week E.42500o bu.. against
IS. isoeU bu, the week prior. Decrease
Dec. corn opened ,sas.c OF. ranged from
Receipts Of wheat at ST. Louis 2A..u
bu-. Of which 80 sacks and Z5s cars local
and II cars through. against s4.e<o bu-. OF
which % sacks and Q. cars local and j
Receipts Of wheat at primary points for
+s hours lsss.0O bu-. against l-2ccS.o09 bu.
in 1896. and shipments 5000 bu-. against
against s65 cars in ls-G. Chicago received
Il. OH bu-. and Kansas City Ie-SO bu-
Clearances $3.50 bu.
OF which sS cars local and q cars through.
against ~ 30 bu., Of which LIZ SKIS. and
81 cars local and Is cars through. IN 1Sl0
8 hours $4,000 bu.. against $4,000 bu. In
1876. and shipments $4,000 bu.. against
81 go bu. Chicago received 81. 10 bu-. and
Kansas City $50 bu- Ciearances S.iO
Receipt. Of oats at ST; Louis Aooo bu..
OF which q cars local and cars through.
against $4,000 bu.. OF which 90 cars local
and 10 cars through. in 1906.
Receipts of oats at primary points for
"a hours 5000 bu-. against $4,000 bI In
1905. and shipments 35sU0 bu.. against leo.-
90 bu- Ciearances -. 30 bu-
The visible supply of oats the past week
increased 2s'5.sp bu. against a decrease
of 81 900 bu. in 1903 ST. Louis stocks IN
creased ae0p bu. Total visible supply ls.-
l5SO0 bu.. against 10 Isl 900 bu- a week ago
and 6.l5S00O bu. In ls(e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Cash Grain. FIour. Etc.

wHEAT-By sample. del: No. ? red sold At
81 ie,, z side destination. No. red a: i-05G
Ice Tor Western and 81 i3ei-i3 for nearby 10
cal. H-ital- lsii destinAiion: No. = at s.c to
No. : hard at NcaSl-o4: No. = mixed at 81 es.
Skd bulxed IN elevator: No. red At 81 u. No.
red al 81. u. No. at 81 %. rejected af sc
CORN-By sample. del: Lccai-So. at Sc
to &c manly ,Ai'.s Z; No e e S. Ssi,.
No. at &c TO sli1c: No. q. sic: No yellow
s:i-c: No. : do. at 5ii1c.
OATS-By sample. del: No. at ne; No. J
No ! white al 7:at5,.c: No Wilt. a, s.S3ic
FTOCR-Soft winter IN wood: Patent s 80
$50. straight s. lGs.s5: extra fancy S-3Sas.S: /:
CHAR ~ 5el75: low and medium grades IN juses
6 e4a.s Hard winter in tvts SKIS: Patent
Hseas 2: s'Isishs @ H"atso: bakers q S-s'a4-ie:
RE E.ioUR-in wood as'i': IN ia'e SKIS
cokNMEAL-E.S: pearl m.al. sr,,s and
Mil |MIi.kFEEp-R,... z. ,rk and IN iy-: Bran
as ssc fer hard and ssasc tlattsr ehoics soun- m
hard iD and & sc for sof; 1,h;er: rniadi,ns: a 81
Clio In large SKIS. bran At Sc A. mill braa
joh. At so6sc and niddl.nEs At n-S.
RYE-So- af 7t6s5c: No at lie
HAY-Ba.is z uk-: Tmoshy q y: enoiss
q 3. Tsii IoS sraae. as Clover S. fss So and tns
= for No. Clover at Ss3s for No
and ssas 2 70, To1 P,airis . sos G shs,es; Sc
srRAI.os ,rs-: wh.a, ".5sss: cat So
" "RTsxsEEp-n.s e h,a
LEAD-Nomiraily AI1r-
SPELTER-A-S bid: S asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

GRASS SEEDS-Nsw timothy s. s5dss5 VAL
Hunsarian at scasi: miliet al 75eaH:s: orders
BEANS. PEAS. Erc.-Fronn store. per bu.:
Psas s. sIaeksye HsSqs Per S r.aia ma a: :Diss "a
srSEI@WEF stEI1ssS sdafS pss iii e ib.
DRIED M Il FKrir'apYIes @ ssns sunfrea sahs quarter,
ehsss "a a. so'ef fsass.: ss 3. s
oE eaSg not Saot.s St .sa.s nsse
,r.cted In bb,s. at &c for choice and s9s1sc tor
sEsss and saes ;ai..3 l..ase sss s;ssn and @ sisss
sasa MS: XXX as5iae aasse: xxx .ss.e: .1sis MS
EMPTY BARREi-S-coaI oil. .urpent,ns and
gasoline Si-o5; vinegar 'ac; black oil 5ec: In
sugar i Ssi.g n s' @ Whisky haf ssi. &C.
wine; spirit or alcohol 81: krant se9*c: pickle
n for eseh aaa broken head or @ ;,aHe: @ - e ID Sss
1as ies ss Sssis fsl P!'Rns q
sho9e iFQ1sound nj. 4 n & FOR sh@o2 e bound
bound: ol.o ;es- g 20 for hoop; krsuf bois. q:
I I.s' hs, io s aoar e.rs: 4s
s-hoop four &c: rouni-h.op -four 4sc: s-hoop su-
ga a.ss ssoss s 'nsal nsa ss hadD sa limp .s0s e :s
aGaR IiSsEED .sii. oIr-Eaw &c: boiled c: 10 less
III corTSS- SEED oI1-w.n,er white 4oc; yer-
g.. oooxing white &C. yellow IL
FEATHERS-Prin- white live geese IN small
SKIS Sc and in large SKI. 10: prime gray 1--we
geese iic in small and sc In largs sks-; old
white 5sd+c: y "a &c. NN isf3.oc. xxx loo
T.. NXNX SC. tare 10 per cent small SKIS.
c,i I: on large: duck. white 15 Sc: dark NJ
pc: turkey. body dry &c. chicken. prime
body fc.
RooT.Per 70: Ginseng at s Is to - -sesm-
nv veety etc. less. while choice large hrfngo
Y,ore. lady slipper -. seneca ssc: pink 14c.
Eolien seal 81: black 5i-c: Nay APPLE +c. snake
S;T,er. white snake .t-c. angelica &c: vahco.
bark az root SC: bark Of tree 3c: blood t4Sj$cS
hiu- :iac &c: sas>atras bark OF root. E8SaSc;
wild ginger &c All kints in demand md nrn,.
RF.f.SWAx-Prtue ac 2.c per IN.
DEER SKINS ETC--Prime deer aafns 50
fai,0I5c. goat 25si35c each-tarnaged out
tTGPF.RSTUFFS-Inc car lots on trk-: staxes
Flour hbl at SO for cottonwood and SIS for
mixed: meal bbl. a, S: No at IS: No, hsif.
bbi ,xurnD a, s. "a: rill-ru1 fruit bhl. g.. -:
beer E-g ,ieSis; lard tieree q; pork Dbl Dbl, G1-
Tl.-inch stock So- apple bbl. &c; No, %:
SIC: lard tieres ise pork Dbl; isns s. t:,. snsvsa
half-bbl- 50: Soil.d elm ts-foon $9AS; oak
Iard :ierce cooper shaved. SoaI3: pork Dbl =.
sALT-E side: Medium 81: Eranula;ed sso pss
Dbl +: worth Sc per thl- more this side.
BROOM CORN-SA9s5 Ger toc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
TRANSIT FREELY SOLD
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
UNITED RAILWAYS STOCK
Is STRONG.
Commonwealth Trust With n
Good Advance Is the Leading
Feature Of Banking List.

Heavy selling of So. Louis Transit 1ss
the feature o. yesterdy's market FOR local
securities. Tho stock opened easy al
sIo.s7is and under heavy pressure sold OF
20 So %. The total saies were $50 shares,
o. which 2.lS were a, sos. United
Railways preferred vas on the upturn
from Ss5.50 TO Ssc5
Commonwealth Trust had excellent
support az s;l and scsD on an increase OF
per cent IN the dividend and Missouri
Trust was taken a; sI9l lincoln Trust
at Sis and Fourth Sationa! Bank at SO
were moderately active.
There was a good demand co- mis-
ceilansous stocks and bonds. but little
trading was done. Brewing Association
- held firm AZ S-i:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
ALL THE GRAINS SLUMP ON GENERAL
LIQUIDATION AND LIBERAL OFFERINGS
Corn Is OFF sc 70 1c-Oats Are
Down 3-Sc-PrOvisions Ad-
vance 2loc to 10c.
Pr Associated PEESs

RT ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago. Sept. 3s-A break y. - bu-
IN the price ot wheat occurred here 90
day TIE decline was due 20 general
liquidation and 70 the execution c. -u-nsr-
ous e.op-ioss orders Surprisingly heavy
primary receipts contributed 20 the weak
ness The rnarke: closed a; almost she
loves; point o. III. day. the Dec option
showing a net loss of 3--d3isc. Co.r Is
OF E.nlc. Oats are down sc Provisions
are up gl=c TO iec.
WHEAT
a: tho start the market showed fair
degree o: frmness. the Dec option being
i,ni.c to A.aLsc higher az sl-it. 10 s. ~:
Initial quotations on May were a shade
lower TO a shade higher az Sl.i5i4 20 S-l5;,-
To a iarc. extent the firm opening was
due 10 III. strength OF foreign grain
markets. wheat prices at Liverpool be
ing up nearly penny.
Immediately after the opening two or
three big operators began 10 sell out
lines OF long wheat. THIS was followed by
similar acton on the part o: the smaller
holders. As a result. prices started on the
down grade. the declining tendency cor
tinuing throughout the entire session.
Weakening influences early IN the day
were liberal arrivals In the Northwest
end expectations for still larger receipts.
As prices declined many stop-Ioss ord-rs
were reached and the expectation OF these
orders added 20 the weakness CneNpect-
edly heavy arrivals ir! the Southwest and
an increase Of nearly 2.0.o.v.o bu. in the
visible supply were bear factors.
The low point Of tn. day was reached
just before the close. when Dec. sold at
Sl.i0iz. decline OF &c from the opening
high price AT the same time May sold at
SLlli.. Sentiment AZ ihe close was ex-
tremely weak. final quotations on Dec
being al S. l0s.. May closed at Si.li1s
clearances Of wheat and -four were
equal TO 1850 bu. The amount on passage
increased l.l?3.o61 bu. Primary receipts
were i.sf".1oo bu.. compared with i.ls1.a.o
bu. a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of LIS cars
against l!"i. cars last week and ss4 a year
ago.
Continued warm weather throughout the
West had a weakening effect on the corn
market early in the day. and later the
severe break in wheat prices added 10 the
depression. Country acceptances Of Sat
urday's bids were liberal and sales made
In the pit to-day against these cash pur-
chases were a noticeable feature OF early
lowest point Of the day. Dec opened a
shade 20 izTasc lower at 5tssc TO size.
sold OFF to S1i. 5ii.c and closed at Sjixc-
Local receipts were 40 cars. with 81 of
contract grade.
Oats were weak in sympathy with other
grains. Bearish sentiment was augmented
By an Increase for the week Of half a
million bu. in local stocks carried IN
higher at 3IAc to si'sc. sold down to 3vasc
and closed at 3D1.c- Local receipts were
RANGE OF FUTURES
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

Reported by Francis Bro. 4 Co.. nl North
Fourth street. St. Louis:
Prime sterling. cables 4ssica4 ssa: checks
lG6ya4 $50: 90 days l.E1o.
Commercial sterling. checis A6oH: . days
ASIA. a4-so@s: 30 days %s,ss g. s2S-
Grain bills. 4s2L.
Cotton bills. %s3x.
Bankers Paris. cables hIs,s: checks SIS 3is:
90 days 3a5. 20 lis.
Commercial French frano.. checks SIS 1s-is:
90 days 5.2ss.
Commercial SvtSs francs, checks SIS 7-le: -
days {. p s-is.
Commercial Belgian franco. checks 6Is 7-Is:
90 days 81 SIS
Bankers. Reichsmayk. cables $ sic: checks
s5 J-i6Qe5ix: 50 days - ILLS.
Commercial Reichsmark. checks S6k; % days
sp,nsl 3-lS: % days s&h3s4 Sis.
bankers Dutch guiideTs. checks >oH: % days
Commercial Dutch su,idera checks Ses: .
days - l5-IsdS0.
Market fairly steady
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Dried Fruits.

New York. Sept os-The market for evsp-
GRATED APPLES show. the influence Of lsrse Of
ferinss for future delivery and II rather easy
sIg5l-c. choice skdSc. fancy sis67c. Prunes
seem 20 be attracting q little better demand.
but prices yet show Improvement: they
range from &C TO SIC. according 10 grade. Apn-
cots are IN nstt supply ani wi..ie demand 10
quoted at sisaloc. extra choice af 1ok6isisc,
and fancy A ll9ise Peach are eeafes snd
a. sS &c. and fancy at 81 f1e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
pEcuPrs ANp sHrPxENrs
PROVISIONS

In spite OF the weakness In corn. the
provision market was firm Small re-
ceipts OF hogs and higher prices at the
yards were the bull factors. There was
evidence OF buying on q fair scale by
PACKERS Selling was mainly In the way
Of profit-taking At the close jan pork
was up I0c at Si3.35 Lard was Up .i;c at
x.sa Ribs closed at a gain Of 2isgsc at
s. S0dS 9gz.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow:
Wheat. Is. cars: corn s2S. oats. 2l5. hogs
1900 head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
FINANCIAL
LEvEE BOARD BONDS.

Bids arc hereby invited for the purchase Of
10y ~ bonds 81 one shouSana doisrs sd Ig ss
esrinE date Of octooer /. 1904. and due .sol hfty
kears from date, and redeemapie afte. I+n
forty years: said bonds bearing i've per cent
is Der cent, Der annum interest PAYABLE semi
annually and evidenced by coupons attached
thereto. Any further information. concerning
The same. viii be furnished upon application to
Dshe undersigned-
W. T. CoLQUITr. President
BoSsicr Ievne District Bossier City. La.
Thos. " Bra5en. Jr.. Secretary.
Bossier Levee District. Curtis Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Sugar.

New York. Sept ss-Suear-Rav firm: fair
REIN ng sssc; certrifuRaI. IS test, Z s-1ee. mo-
lasses sugar 3i.c: refined arm: crushed s-ssc:
powdered &c: xrsnuieted SEC.
New Orleans. Sept 3.-SuKxr strong: open
ketfIe zL6SScs oren kettle centrffu9al S8<i1c:
centrifuGal whites Z 15-iec: yeiIovs 4Aestc:
r0Ec: csntFifuxal le0ise- eirup nominal
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

BUTTER-Cr~au.ery. extra Di1c. nrseS fs.f0
ls. seconds l5Tlsc: country-packed si7c: ladle-
packed extra &c. hrsis i3e dafry-pacSsd.
fars-v i51isc: poor 80 fai- '2di3r- grease. +85c.
EGGS-Receiyed l-SF pkgs. local and a
pkgs through: shipments i.sSf pkSA: market
higher a. isc for current receirSs. case counc.
case. returned: at Iec for strictly fresh dxSeS.
and s1izc fog extras cify-packed. cases IN
Guided.
singles si.c: daisies Ioi.c: young Amertcas.
iirnsurxer. i9aieisc for choice: poor. 5asc:
LIVE PoI-LTRYLQunte- Hers. icc; ROSTERS.
old or Stacy Young. Sc: spring chickens. lie.
.urxeys old. iic. and young. iSc: spring ducks.
SIC: geese norlinslly SC: sprfng GEES &C:
kiiin.a rhfcksns. 8. 30 co1. for old and . for
vu-g Pigeons. &c per cox-
furlsy- old. iJc. and young. lie: sprfnG ducks.
a.. geese norninsliy Sc: spring geese &c. Euinee
chickens c5S toz- FOR Old and q for young
pirsous 7sr Ter doz-
DRFSSErs POr-LTRT-ouote: scaidef chick
.as Urdrawn- with head an! feet on-Cttekers.
sye-ax- lie: rco-rer.. SC. Turkeys. Isc- DuckSs
sc spring chickens. IKE
GkME-woodcock- aaoiahls At IS and srass
plcv~r at f-5s per doz
s;-Ssc: heretics snd THU 3dE
rTOS, I.FGSsrhofre large E-aS: medium.
n x ard small 2s17Jr rer toz-
FRESH FISH-Black has<. 1@izc fcr S-Io- aod
oy.- Ia- for I,-Ib o- less: crappfe- &c for SNAIL
70 s~ for large: dressed cat iec: spoonnil snf.
i-- huIiheaf. dressed &c gross g: ccnaIo
d-r>sed SIC gross &C. German carp. lzise
dressed q and gross e: sunnsa. &c. Snise
perch. &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Stocks Of Grain In Store.
Csrh Grain Markets.

8. Ieui.-p~c wheat Nr5l, sellers Puts
81 Ia. to H.I5Sa1.i5l. and calls 81 III TO
MiiHausee-pec wheA;-Puts si.is and calls
81 i2ii-
Dec ccrn-Puts csc and calls tgzse.
MAJ corp-Pr-s <s6tsisr and calls 81. GSS<c-
M.rneap1iIs-D-c. uhest-Puts N-osss bid
calls n III. bid
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

Pork. . h.-Nex sta1iart mess IN toooins
way cla<e1 noTninaliy az Si1s-i=-
rlard-s-haic~ team F. side closed nosninahS
sssis. Keftie-rendered TIC 20 nc
Green Hams. Etc--car lots held = q o, e
SIDE thus: HarnS-Io-sv- At So Is az 20:
las n. sc fss at SIC Es a. NC 5s -
skinned har1s-iss az I1tsc. is13ls at ie,.c. -
"a. at iHi.c: CALIFORNIA; a it.Gtisc SeE iots
shoulder. Qnuie-av-, at TIC: beiEe.s-oSss-1s-
HE fS-av i1f-c ie-av. sc if-av. s..c- r.ons
the block del: Hams At SIC 20 sc for run OK
houe~. bellies a. 1Ac TO si-c as IN a.efzSe.
California. at So. New YORK shoui9crs az ~.
% s Msats-To arrive loose cured Gnoe
quoted norninaily. FEB-a-. at t-sc sri el-aS.
&c G a 2 Bxd- lots ir tobb:ng vtv raneeo
thus: Extra shorts at SIC. crib. at sitc short
clear az st.c bellies at szc TO s<c. riases AZ
&c. fat backs At &c. standard backs s. o'cefs
higher.
Bacon-B1i 9 G meats IN . toboine way
i4c for ehoic. light. hams az iIizc to lei.c
CaIiforrtas az st-1s-.c New York shoulders AZ
s. Plain smoked bud let's in 'oohiae way
ranged: Extra shorts AZ Sc. CRIBS AZ y..c.
sior, clear at SIC bellies at ftc 70 lears
plates at 1s.c. fat hacks at nc sta.i.Srd backs
a: SEC Dealers charged higher on orders ~
Olso Ssesrfne-Noni nal at .i-n1tc-
Ta;io~-C'ountry at sc for No and $c Sof
No. Parkers' orir-e nominal a; <'sasisc-
Crrae-I,ro,s- Brown Sdsisc. reil1w 70
axc and white sisdise-la-'er for eno.ce Pack
ers' stoek; Brown 3G3i.c. yellow 3i.o5s-c.
Ress-On orders BbIl-PIate s. n. roll and
Fulton Market 80: mess E-0- Dried Der D.
Sets f.rLr. irsiGes fsc. knuckles t5c. CT ts;de9
lie. tongues i2i-1Isc per III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
New York Stock Quosasion..

New York. Sept. eS-FollowinE .o-day's
sales OF stocks on the Stock Exchange. showing
the highest and lowest quotations and closing
lids:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Assessment paid.


The Vsa1b1e.
New York. Sept. a-.rhe visible supply -, ?.
~ yorf Produce Exchange was as follows
wheat ls.ea.oo be-. E iEersa,e @ Llss" ,T "a.
~ tnrrcase s0sA 900 bu. Rye 1.<Hoo fncrease
ia - bp. Barley IL, 900. increase s9s.oo ou-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

Dry-f.nt-rexas heavy lsisc: DO fallen at isr:
DO light at isi-c: native and Arkansas at lsc--
latter selection. is-sc fer No and 1fAc icr
No .: glue at De- Dry-saited Al f-tc Green
eoufh.rn Do. sSc: Ereen-sslted on selection
SIC fJr No. and SIC for No. :: part cured "a
foregoinS, glue f1Sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Domestic Exchange.
s.. Louis Money Market.

s.. Louis Money Market.
Clearinss were large and there was . fair de-
nand for call and time loans At "a TO per
cent
Yesterday's Daak CleaFings.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
clearines ss41iN.. balances Ssss.oss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

Total sales Tor me day. ~ 20 6aares.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Sent 8-Closins auo.a.ions today On
money. bonds. railway stocks and mining shares
were a. followE
MONEY
Can loans At 4ss63s per cent: time loans ss
<3S Ser cent
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

New York Curb Stocks.

Reported ~ C. Fl. Walker Co. No.
North Fourth street.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-18
oE LOCAL
 III INTEREST

RETURNED TERDAY-Terr:- torlal Auditor w. F. Nichols returned home yesterday morning fro'a 9 trip or several days in the southern p..t of the territory.
 DELAYED TRAlNS-The mail from California did net reach Maricopa till Pyesterday afternoon and the other trains were more or less late. The M. & r. from Maricora did not get here till about noon and returned shortly after returning in the evening with the delayed mail.
 EVERYsODYS SERVICES. Rev. Mir. Brewer. the territorial secretary of missions, $ continuing the revival meetings at the Baptist church with increasing interest. He will preach this evening at T:30 o'clock. give an other Bible reading on Friday atte~- noon at 8 o'clock and preach at i.30 o'clock on Friday evening.
 SPENT A DAY HERE.-H. W. sial Icy and party arrived here yesterday morning on the NJ. & P train and left on this mornings s. r. P. & P. train for Los Angeles. The party is trav- cling in the private car Sunset. Mir. Sibley is of the family whose name
  seed house conducted il Rochester. where he resides.
 THE SALE or A MINE.-Tromas Kelly of Superior, Pinal county, was iu the city yesterday .Mr Kelly re- ports the sale of an important mining property north of Superior belonging to Lampksr & HunstOck to Walter GIai- chen The price was $S0.Gc0 Nc money has yet been paid on the deal. Nil. Kelley says that things are look ing up in thar part Oi the country since the railroad has entered it and everybody is JverhoWIng with hope. There are hundreds Of properties which will change hands within the next few months; they are good prop critics and they will pass into the 1-s- session Of men with money enough to operate them. On account Of -hei; isolation their owners could do noth- ing with them.
 POLICE CCUST-HeHry w. Miller was sent to jail yesterday for ten days. his crime being the p2Gsins of whiskey through the bars of the city jail to hobces on the inside. j. D. Starr was put below for fifteen days CT as much money. if he chooses to pay II; ne was JdIleu IT i've udy 5 sometime ago on the charge of druHk- enness, but as he said he had a job he was allowed to go on condition that he would come back and pay his fine. Yesterday he returned with money in his pocket and another jag on. He taunted the marshal, saying he did not propose to pay his former fine. H. was arrested fer the new jag and given ten days with instructions that he will also be made tC serve out the five days he refused to pay for. Frank Sullivan and James Bradford, couple of vags, were given three hours to leave town, but it was really more time than they needed. Two sleeping trunks were also jailed yesterday, but
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were not in condition to try at court time.. They were well pickleG though and will keep.
 CHALLENGED TO FlGHT.-Con- stable D. P. Kyle yesterday found the following notice pinned on his desk in his Wall street office: eve will put up with your persecution no longer. Meet us in the bed Of the river, foot of Seventh avenue at midnight tonight --' bring your weapons-By Cad Sir! | b ,-s signed Gree & Burrows" MT. Kyle should be entitled to the honcrs of a hero for preventing a bloody duel by not keeping the date. He says it would be pleasure to meet the gen tlemen who signed the challenge and he is certain he couldn't miss the mark which is big enough to use ar tillery on, but he has to forego the pleasure for fear of disturbing the peace and thereby violating the law. It would be no felony to kill the feud- ists for one is from Kentucy and the ether from Iowa. while MT. Kyle is from Missouri, sufficient cause for the enmity between them, but he don't feel like paying even a misdemeanOr fine for such au entertainment. If he has to pay anything for his fun he wants tO do something that has real sport in it.
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PERSONAL.


At the Hotel Adams yesterday the following named were registered: Law renee Hardness, Los Angeles: F. A. Taylor, Chicago; F. M. Bangs, Los An geles: ]. IT. Robertson. Georgetown. Cole; w. A. Dunn. New York; A. B. Ranson and wife Miss Pearl Benson and R. C. Doubleday. St. Paul. and A. SchnIitt and wife, Denver.
 Those registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: E. ". Halpin. Denver: r. A. Thompson, Prescott; w. J. Rand, Boston; r. r. Kletz and wife and F. A. Wsyne, Ind
 D. T.. Derreberry left on last nights train for Dallas, Tex, escorting the body Of the late Vim. T. Kemrer.
 The following named were among the passengers leaving on last rights soUthboGnd NJ & p. train: Austin +. Hart for Chicago: T. ?. Hothoff for Pisbse; J.-N. Hoadley for San Fran ciscoh Mrs. \. M. Howe. Mrs. Wm. PearsCn, Zelia Pearscn and Blanche Pcarsc2 for Eedlands; John P. Ahern, F. C. Priest.y. Nj. Ward. H. D. Ann strong and wife. Hazel Heath fer Los Angeles: Rev. c, W. Riggs for Yuma L. ". Henafelt for Buffalo.
 Among the passengers leaving via the Santa Fe this morning were: :. Olsen and wife, C. ?. Bertram. H. A. Ward for Chicago; (. ". York foI. Litchfeld. H.: ". 2. Tirden for Montroso. Colo. A. \. Keith for Los Angeles