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THE EEPUBLTC: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1000.
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UPWARD MOVEMENT
RECEIVES A CHECK.
WHEAT STARTED OFF LIKE A
SURE WINNER.
Other Grains Also Declined and
the Close of the Day Was
Largely Lower in Price.
Office rtepuMlc.
Thursday. Sept. 2. l?i.
To-day was one of dlsastrlous reactions,
all t!i3 speculative KTaln markets of the
country taJilnp a bad turn and logins' more
thin they had been able to fral" In the
last twenty-four hours. The channe of
front was severely felt here and partic
ularly In the case of wheat, which has been
xcry Btror.s and bullish and the chief sup
port of tho cheaper j-xalns. Whllo the col
lapse of the bull movement was unexpected
and could not be explained by the lone?.
who were completely at sea for a cause,
specially as the bulit of the neu-s, outside
of local condition", waa decidedly bullish.
and In view of tho fact that for nearly a
week the lor.RS have met with almost un
interrupted succc". the blow was serious
ly ft It by one and all The coarser (,-ratns,
which ham been almost entirely got envd
by the actions of the liner grain, naturally
followed wheat on Its downward coutse.
though the break In values was not near
so serious, the former going off over "c
from tho top. while the Litter lost but 'e
to ehO for the da-., and oats wre only 'c
lower. The break treated the j-reatest kind
of excitement on 'change, and the scene in
the pit was one that is seldom witnessed,
the declines being so heavy and swift as
to completely deracralire traders and create
a FCinlpanlc on the floor.
Tldngs never looked so bright and premis
ing, in a speculative wa. as they did at
tho opening of tho wheat market this
morning, and those traders who have been
predicting IiOc wheat, were highly elated.
Tho market started off like a sure winner.
Tho feeling was Intensely bullish, owing to
the treat strength shown yesterday, late
in tho day, and the strong character of
the news at hand. The blow, when it fell,
therefore, was felt more seriously than
otherwise would have bc-n the case. But
it is alwajs tho unexpected that happens,
and particularly in ventures of a tpecula
tfve nature Aside from local coniitlons.
Including receipts, shipment.-, and stocks,
which were bearish, the earl intelligence
was in the main favorable to tho bull
cause, and the longs looked forward to a
strong and higher market, wrnie with the
view of unloading on the first hari spot and
others to add to their lon,r line;., wnen the
opportunltv offered. The arrivals here were
131,t0i3 bu.. which, while 7,SB bu. (-mailer
than last Thursday, wire over llCvC- bu.
in excess of those of a scat ago, the ship
ments were only X.M bu . while the stocks
were Increased K.lV.) bu. I'or the bulls
there were the cables, which noted better
responses abroad than since the upward
movement of prices on this side j
started. Liverpool was s4d higher. Lon
don up Id, with cargoes on passage
llrm and 3d higher, while lr'r.gli-di
country markets were jH to lie
t-d to Is higher In the .eirthwe--i the
-ame conditions prevailed, that Is to sav.
more rain had fallen, and at .Minneapolis
and Puluth the receipts wore only 4Ii cars,
and the former market le higher. Clikauo
and Xiw York were both strong at ad
vances. ar;d the Cincinnati Price Current
said that all seeding was backward east
the Mls--!--sijipi. though that was more
than oflset by that in the West.
Tho opening was srotnt at mc advance
since last night, and the lirst trades were at
79v,tj-i. tht hi"i st price for Die on the
irop. This was the hard spot looked for by
ilie longs and proved so tempting that there
was an immediate ru-h to fell and prices'
declined rap. ill-, in cons-quence None com
ing to the support ot the market and the
oiling prcsi.re becoming stronger as the
weakness became more pronounced a feel
ing of demorallz itlon ft In and long when
was thrown upon the market regardle---,and
i-o swift and -harp was the break that in
! than twentv minutes after the opening
Dec. was selling at .S-sC. which was a lo-"
if INc Ironi the opening price. This collapse
naturally left the market In a very ragged
and nervous condition, ind especially sensi
tive to bearish conditions Dee. reacted to
Tile, but in a short time again weakened, sclt
iig off to 7!-4c. In the meantime tho Sept.
option was traded in at 77e and May at fc3c,
while 77'jc was bid fir Oct As has been the
tase of late, the closing cables. WiTe not en
tourages. Liverpool showing only 'td ad
vance for the day, having undergone a de
llne of -sd since the opening. Clearances
trom the seaboard were but IS.tO) bu. These
had a bad effect, as did the prospects oi Im
proved weather In the Northwest and the
fact that Minneapolis had weakened on in
price materlall During the latter p irt of
ili session the market was uncertain, buv
trs were shv and sellers pressing, the big
traders being absent from the market. As
was to have teen expected after such a
break as was experienced, the cash situa
tion was un-atlfa. tory, still New lork re
ported IS loads for export Ther - was a far
ther letdown here to TTe for Du , which
was offered at 77sfi77te anl clcsel it IV"
decline for the dai. at 78e Sept. clo-ed l'-e
off at 76c aked. Oct the s ime nt 7t"i, bid
and May alpo l'jc lower at 8ic nominal
An was1 to liave been expected the de
moralizing collapse in the wheat !iom lind
a bad effect upon corn, and that inark.t
opened lower and declined ftlll more Tl ore
were other unfavorable lnflu m est. however.
Itecelpts showed up well, and It was re
ported that the country was selling more
lreely than for some time, but the xhip
mentg were conslderablv In excess of the le
clpts. Primary receipt', ae cording to the
postings on 'change, amounted to .""S.OOO bu ,
against 935.nftv bu last car, St Louis re
ceiving 3).Se0 bu., against TS.tO bu a ear
ago. Shipments were taTj'iGO ku , and el-ar-ances
from the ports CCSOiO bu., and for tho
week 1.433. bu.. as compared wltii 2 4Z7.it')
bu. last week. The Clnc'nnatl Priie Cur-
icnt was quite bullish, Mating that the
feeding demand wa good and the ar y
onstimptlon In the West good but Liver
pool cables reported that market U'o '
lower. The opening h-re for De- wa: ',
o.T at 3ISC, from which theie was a further
dclIno on selling to S3' Oft mild t,c
lower at 30", c. and Vas later offered :it .'. .
Tho last half of the 'essIOn witnessed a vt ij'
slow and dull condition of aflair--, traders
neglecting It almost cntlrlv. Doe old ofC
to XtSSiHc. and at S3'c later, which was Uc
ofT for the day. and at which it closed. The
lose for Sept wa. nominaI! Jc off at
.S'jC and for vear Se lower at C2ae bid.
The receipts of oat at Wo-tern mirkels
to-day were .V.O'") bu against 457r) bu i
vear ago. Including Il.O bu here, g-iir.ht
ZtM'XI lu last vear Shipments amounted x
l.nrv!.i) bu , and (he epwt clear:' ics frm
the sealmard 45.00) bu The break In wheit
and the weakness in orn had a bad offset
upon this grain, checking anv disposition to
."peculate and bringing about a dee line In
values There was no trading during tbu
lay Sept was unchanged at "le bid. Dee
closing Kc off at 2L"V'. and May also to
at "4UC bid.
Trnde faitt-ip.
Sp-ikinc of th r.xl croi rrprt that ffr
Ot.. Ifur tr th l-nrtm-nt f AKrirultur,
tlt Ctott Importer iubliah-i hy th irrartirrt.
SB "Tills ntn't i om of ihr mct lmrtant
if th fntirr jar i-lno is lrcludpa an c-ttiraatH
if tiifl u.eraco n-pll pr cr tr most tf th
i-'ops that lia brn hanctFd. with . report hs
t tb miality of the jirodu t. und tht rin.il tti
UAto of th condition prior U hair-t of the
tujrfithcrd product". ,orresi'mdeni lmrdl :ictl
to b- remlr.dfd that in nidklnc tli-lr fttniats
o" tho at-rrs? Jili iht acre th cxrtlto or
th-Hr very Jx5t Judgmpnt t? talltd for. T1)
jUM pr arrr- to h. rer'rt-d k nl ti UM
f tire bst farms. hJt tho aAtra;- iru for tli
ntirf area rrMine-I upon lnrJudlnc I1 in-1
MOducInr a rrop -nort' liaretinc As tJtd
In prMous l-"jc of tl f"mp Uiortrr. ur xiell
a- on th. m he dJles furnih-rd t. corr-iondnts,
ai area orlpiriallj planted, but 5tnte ntitcly
pl-sr.lonJ istioiiM not t IwIudM Th'i s
n-rlally aprUcable to those wlnter-whoat tt-it"i
in which extensile areas were totally dtned
I'V ect ptR cr adir-e clltnatk Influences
llHnir fhort of a total fallur. hoeer.
should be -considcrrd In this estimate "
Iteports are nou -oi.lnff that conMrable
drt-jacc to the French wheat crop b fro? hid
lin dlscerpil.
Tho Cincinnati Price Current ras: "fV.nd
rrable early corumptlon of corn In the "Wt.
rrp "m-ll rnaturej. feedinir demand poud AVIiat
tnr-cment relatlel tnr-derate Autumn Felin-i
probaMv defllent -Fast of the Ml5lslpp. Hlti,
fu!I olL"t by rains vpfetnard."
What receipt- at primary mirKet. l -1S5 04
bu . shipment &.(?-- bu . acatnt L0IC.-OUH bu
a vcfrk aco l,SM,0t bu. a 3 ear txpa and 2.ltv,eM
Iu two jeir atro
Fnm the amount of four and wheat that ha-
cleared from the ports reporting to tho Mer
ihantM' KxehanKe It mil! not be surprlflr s to se-
Itradstreet a report 4 (.j bu or more for the
week. Corn dearames f-hould be small.
MIrpeapolN rlajed a sharp trick on the other
market-, it Is said '!! trade there put up
their wheat prices lc at the op-nlnc and fio!eI
Ht IuIb, Chicago and .New ork Tith plllrc
ordrj Thej made those ot! er marlets i-tron?
Ir crdr to bo able to eeli onie wheat In them.
Cnnli -rrnfn, rinar, IZtr,
1VIf-AT sah market -KoceU tnl. -I 1CX raks
and i ear l-al and cam throuRh Iver.
Iut dealraMe grade-o much better su.iain.-i tiun
Juiures. The market wa ratlw-r draKP, Iia-t-ver.
Mitrir took mott the No 3 ard No. 4
and the t-tetatnr- ih N Z. Milling purchases
I'mltM. Iow snides ery dull l fa m pie. o
I'teresl. No 2 rel j,i at .I'ic tn Tc, and fan
lor 8efJ at 7Vc, 2o 2 red at 7c to 77c, and
fancy at tvvc. No 4 winter at 7) to mainlv
to 7-c, n-Krade at G". lo i)"r In e u r N
2 rel 77i N - red . ' No 4 . . II inl
v inter lim at the tie line N( r Uik ai .V
ot wort! over "-U 1-t.j aol No z i ;jc lu
''.
eirtN ath mnik-t l!c-le.l. t) mm leca!
ant K i ars thmuKi Iver, a i 'Vnisna -r. ill at
t le Mr.e lly sarui le No . i.t ai i9( , 2s
at '.e. No 4 at Sr. N'o J wtme at 4Jc to
41V "- 2 jellon nuututl'. Ssi.in, jpj No. 2
ilai 41:
tVTi-Cali market lteceivetl, 17 ear lo al
an.i 1 car lhroiKh fcteaii bat virj Multt. as
iemand ver moderate Hy hamrle. No Z tvd
at 21c Muliehed to elevator. .ukI fSSc llatter
cbolif) l. sami'Ie, No 3 at 21V. N. 2 Nerth
ern al r:jia.-. N'o. 2 nhlte clippt-1 at i'.C. and
fn y d' to arrive at Jfc-c. No. 3 white at -IS
(C . N- 4 do ct att-i . No z color nt Z4'.c
ItiK scarce and siaae No. Z salable uteadllv
at !:e
Ilifit Acepta l-rs of lit nUtit's offers t
I nd a, e;iatoM, Dultlln anu Cru.'U iiK.rtd.
but in nuttrrati ir.-d l(tt the ugpmvato nlv
') k5 etlttrr millers i,ta:ea no aali to i-i-aU
e t. o a-i .iia! ji -ak Ut taken, an.! but f
calt. th adtatae In wuent jppirently troj i
fo-elsn-is nna!.tely out It has alHi. giatl.
lntrrtid vv th d nt.stte demand!! and the Ren
' r..j ktt Jul, eJuftrft.oi.s on tntt wlntr
v,l.at fl. ur are an f-il ma: Patents $; TOfeJ m.
Hialchf S3 kiJjJ w. extra farey 13 4i3 W. clear
J" 'eaJ u.. li v. and med.um il .off! K. KatJ wtn
ter In Jute k I; .fliii 5 for bakers. S:I M lor
flrairht- and S3 XV3 CO for patents
I.E h1jri:-jobbicc at SiS In sks. anl M.I5
In bMs
IV illXV JiV L-"1
I rail meal, grits and
MlI,U--ht;l Stead. bat .quiet, as offerings
rr-ell and not ko much mqulrv Miv-t -tlilppers
out rlove, tV for bran In large and 7.c in
Fn all tU 1 lit could Ret nne toto-v 7A.. and 71
bulk vvor-h tte and skd mivj feed 7Iii74e Al
mill bran 7oe and bhljts 77. .
IIA1 IteIe.l. "CM tons lval Ti,d j.l -
throupli. shliped. .- ten A csJ btui-ss d
In ttni.'fcj. at itea.!y prWes ".hlppers takmK the
n.ehuni grades on: loat buvern the Wlt.r U
tsrli.tion. eontlr.uiM jm!l -ninpltrs bold p aide
lirtr nir qoiet, thouch hoi-e b-llini
llrly well Pl(. e trk raneed -l 'm-e-tl-y
JI2 tor n r. $1 tl ji tor No 1. 5.-0
Jlt .'or No t J'S ;nr n j nralrt- SSS 'A
for chol -. J7 Mil for No 1 Si, &-S7 lor No Z.
V.tq. for No ' Clovtr J7 oail
s.1R-.V Wheat on trk $1 2j r i.
I Il)Qutet and onehunp.-J at !4 ."C. which
1 d f r ..leralcal lard ard a-ki-J for otser le
s rli tien-
MT I.TBR rirm at IJ i J'd
ICAs-. m-:kds!- lover J'srS K; tlmothv 1 T".C
4 11 reltim 3tu iir f(r rhttT to t?4? f fonct
1 Othr Feeds th tnt'ial
f VST) lit 11- eV-Tttrt fl -. n. V.ji tnr nWr
in ar lots
HKMI' SFKf K VT IN lbs. cure basis.
I I-AXSni"L Ituers of spot at Jl X.
Prices on Clianse.
The follewi-ig tables shonr the ran-; of prices
in futures and cash grain:
t".0ed Itane CIOie.t
Wednesday. T 1 To-day.
trheat-0-t
.
Fept
7; j-7
77i(i ;t,v,
W77;
7V b
7".
it'ib
oSitn
3 - n
115,
.t ;, b
;t.. b
. si'.
. :.'- b
7t'- b
sin
3s -t n
3t.b
h
:iUb
I4V. b
ivc
Slav . . .
Corn Sort .
t
P-e . . ..
lVar . . .
Oats Spt ...
tvt
1'ee .
.
WdlW
3J. TJ '!
'1 .
May .
:oi b
Cfcth t heat, com anl oats ranted:
Ii't Year. VVe-lne-day T(-lar.
o .'fit -.o ; rea.,'3rai
79
4iyi74
No 3 red
'.",
St !(
sr-r .
.yb n
il si33;
j'l.S.
n a
:s-,77';
fS 73
73V.S73K
71 1i7."i
42 i ..
II 'l
J i't3',
.t'..i .
Si -. .
;.'v .
!
ss5:4
N 4 a inter.
No. r bar I .
No 3 hard
Corn No :
No 1
J.'o 3 white .
X 3 white.
O.ts-No S .
ti' -;o!
r. u ...
3SV.1 . .
!. ..
4.' 6411
4! ft "
:!Ji3--3
ri'-ta
:'': .
:S'iv
3'-i&'l
3
N
No
No
No
3 Northern J'.JiJt
3 vnite 3"4425
3 viilte 3 '.).'!'
4 wnite JZ'-i'a
Movement of I'rnln.
ltec-ipts. Ph!pn.it
Wheat. Cora Wlieit Corn.
Cities
Pt Iuls ..
Chicago
Toledo
P'troit . ..
Kiisrts 1tj
Milwaukee "Jnue UKdls
Puluth
Next ork ...
Haltlmor"
1'l.tladelphU
Itotcn
Nen Orlear
131.7S2
.. :43.:ii
... . 44 ..
... . l-,9
. ia
"V.o
. ..S7 vjj
I7J.V43
i;
. . . ri ?
. IS 044
. . .13-s-a
W.5'0 I.iS
4K.JM lIiJ5 730.34)
13 - i ) I.3.-VJ
3 3 . . 0 131
a-C'i iv. an i .-
iv. y
2 .J)
3-.74)
:i" SiT
K 4 3 ..l) S9
11.579
ct
63s-i
7SN
ill 4"
115.7:7
47 fa
S OS,
C4 ;
ZZ i "J
4.8W
. li.OD)
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MocLs of Grain In slurp,
To-day Yes.Uj. I-v-t Tr
VHieat
Com
Oats
Itje
i:arle
C. ntract grades:
No ;red
No z hard
No Z corn
N- 3 nl lt4 corn
No Zosts .
4,H'1.5 4,'"4.? S.S.-N-.T
.... 137 7si'73
.... 4i. 4'.r.4-
.... -t.-sii 3.:;i
. r.
4 I)
4 : r.
717
....l.fK.4 1,M,7I 1,74I.0TS
S5.'4
ri-t
.7
Z..sv
?1 (.St
37 i2
Sit
1.3-V.
St. 753
J-.u-i
51' 551
4i-i
1J4-J
No. J rje
I.H4
sliinntents of flour.
Ft
I,eus je c.b bkl Chkaro. 15.33 bbls-
Detroit
l'O) bl.lt . ill'uauki 114-3 btle Mln-
rajIts. o4.'i3) IbN Nen ork. 4J bbls ani
3 "la flw . iialtlni-ire 13 7ol bids : I'bliad'lrh'a.
3,v5 Eks . New orlean Sj Mils
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vepotnlrio, Poultry,
Ep aud Iluttor (Juot.'itions.
Ft "Vmls, Thurwiny. Sept. Zi, IMS.
The produce markets vtere ncain In eooj con
dition to-cSaj- anS prices of nearly eerjthtns
vtcrt. firm Itece.Hs were sentrally light, and
there it as a Rood Oc-r-and for toth Fhippln? ami
local at-ccrtints
rutttiH-s vtere ai-aln Arm an.i hUlir. llome
rroun tarly thi. ttere in espetlally rni de
mand and rettlpts were liifhv. Iteceirts of
N'rthe-n potatoe" ttere aIo IlKht.
Tomatoesi ttere ecarce ani firm holc stock
ttas In co,hi ile-nan-i ani receipts vref Ilpht
itutabat-as xttre tteak and i.itter. cwinr tn
the liat receiptu
ibl,a:e tvas In fair demand and steady. Re-eel-,
t-t tif Northern oahhace were fair and told
readil at nn, naned rri' pp.
iM ns tte-e in irnud de-natd. searro anl firm
R'isi-.ts ttere liitht
tnns: beans ttere more plentiful ard weak,
a- te. elms ttere 'leaty ani the il-mand light.
Oiler tec-talilcs were qu,.t and Mead)
.trlfs ttere in better demand and :irmr He
ei;a of tear-bv ,t-;rlc ttere mn-tjt of infViior
quality, but tber vas A Ewi deniaikl f ir eholee
fonn. well-pa. -. fnilt CsMein re. ints ttere
E1-rallt of bttt.-r .milltt and si Id reaullt
Itathes were quh t aid M-.idt at unchancnl
rrk-s llnth linm sr .--n and Mlrlilt-ai' reeipts
ttiei. metl of e-nrnoi .r infe-io- ijuallt, but
thre tta a B"-d d runii fnr ehcli-e fruit
I'e-irs tttre dull and plentiful with tl.e ex
cept' ,f chuli-c IlartlittF. whlih were care
and Tirtn
I lo-is were sc-ime and price? were rteadl.
Itsrnpons wire in ti-t detn ind
jrates wire .iris ami tlrm. as rcelits were
ilpht and tlieto was a Kr.vi demand
H atenr.elon were dead dull a the fi-iaon is
p-aitliallv over. -hkI thero was only a limited
demand 111 a retiii way.
1-aiitaIoi.l-s wer rearce and Trm itecefpts
of Itnrky I'mrts were llqht and of e, pint
teauiy and tl.eie was an iicprot'-O demand, u--ll-t:
l. the warn.r wellir
Oranges were Quiet and -deidv at tintiian-e-l
p. H iv Oiierings tteie more licK-ral. Iiut the de
nt nd nu til in
Vn n- wete al.. -jitlet ard steady, with rr
ffllnrs alieut .qlnl i the ilemend
latil. r.t Inilt and oth-r tarietln wrre
qui. i at iinclij:i-sl prieee
l.lte iieultry was in ---.! demand and firm
llKelpu of tounir iliK-kens mr ,t,ht ind
tlict" wa a Mr demand rel.iHv fnr lj.it
etock til, ehlcki ns were n-arie m rood d--mand
a:l tlrm. Turt-ejs wr" n-arre and tn de
mand lounn: ttirkejs were hlehr Duti.s .ind
Eet se were In j-ooii demanl and steady
teals were dull and easier Receipts wete mod
entte. but there was enly a l!.ht dem nd. ani
tliat m.iinlt fer eholee. small fat 'alre
Sheep a.! lambs were dull and l'nrha-ie-d
t.am. h au!t K"telpts w-r. xeneiailf in
pxr .o-Hlltlun and the demand tra-t llmlt-d ti
cl Irs .!( U.
V -1 t an again dull end unchanged S'ocks
wr l-irce bt.t lhe-o was scare-ay flny dem.ind
and hutrs and eellers ve-e uribl- lo agr-
Hldes .were r,uiet and t,-ead ,,t unrlianaed
prlees Kmljits wire I'si.t and all nSerines ro'd
reanll
IJried applea were easier, hut drle,i peachy
were firmr. '
The market was firm and lilcle-r again to dtv.
tl " ?s an aett. d-ma'i I tor . h'.lte r t - k
unl ofterirtti were IIKht ;oo. (r,H, rw.-w
.so..l at n'-s-. ls ntt but lic,t-d. h'M r In
fior i-oid for much less
;te,s-:-,t. at !l t.m- to-.Iiy wete !.! ras-s
and enlpmrnts - 7i" iaes
Dulrj I'rtiiluctti.
Ruller-Tliere was a good dem.mil for ere-itn-
r',,,llllrr ' re niari.-t wa.H lirm othr 1
grades wer- f.are.. but the dei ,and was llcht '
vuotatlotis re.mert- I.Tlra fttxr.si. .i-... ,ou b
19 ,eionds Ue Dalrj-Pjtni" 17. ' Rr-ts 15
greae 4IV Oountrt More psclii-d 12e for - ii
tojtoc for poor I-idle-patked -I.xtra 1. i'in,u
Cheese-Quote TyW. at ll;e. singles at iro:
5 ll'.e. Ne-r orl- i;c Jmbu'-r H'-ilb
lVnoI.
mstr.uri L Illinois
Med eimbing :. -;!
Med ilo.h!n.l- !
Rr-tid low .is eiS'i
R trry . clear
mined tr ait
Highlit- burn. 15 "i-
Hard l-irry . . . !;-fj I '.
Light tine ... .1 HIT
llenv tin . ..11 ilt
isconsin A- Iotva
Med combine is
rioih .- brail lt Iii
emibright i (5 7's
iark ne.iiun la el's
Tet .IT.. Ok.
Medium .. .. p
foarse A Io-e..l'! (gn
Klre medldm .14 eia
Light fin .H ifii."v
Heitv fine II mu
O.kota - Vetern
Rrlght nu 1 .it feUi;
Inrk medium. !4 ni
Tine me.iium .14 jli
Ught tin- . ..il tn;
llrary !n-. . ,.z dls
Arkansas a; sleuth
MM iReeeed). 13 fc21
Med (loose). . 11 t.KtJ
aTT?. -U WIS
Htii' tncitum.. 1j ftrlfl
Light lite . .It Mli
Ile-ity fine .. It 4$ 13 Tub-washed -"
K-irsas fr Neb t-n i --i
Hisght tred. . IS (BIsulN'o : . . .35 (31
Iiark A. sandy. 14 Y1. i Rurrv . ill 0o
J'lne medium. ..14 ffli,! Argora goat hair
I.'ght tin- .... 13 s'14 .Clean i. cl-ar .IS SJl
Htavy line .. .11 2 I Rurrv Jn
Itlack and seedy from 4c to 6c a lb. levs than
Quotations.
l'rotisinns.
Matket firm, and lard highe-.
I'ork New standard Jobbing f o h StiTS
I-lr.l -hoke ft-.flm 1 side 7i7ic
ir en Hams. j:tc Held In car lots. f. t,. n.
sid-. Hams-tm lasN i,c for :s lx and SV for
V. v.',, '0.rk 'boulders at fe. From the bio. 1 .
del Runaif-hous- lutms at ;c. billies at 7',
to ire. as in at era go
US Heats Hxd lots Ctlw shorts fe; e'ribs
'c. clear s'drs S-jgSV:. tielit.M S'.ffDV-. as In
attt-age platis T'jc. Dealers charge Metier on
frail .-idrs.
Ilacon-u-td s e. meats In a J-d.blnir way:
Iiteakfast lacon .i;e for hcatt 1 1 1 for fancy
llelt. hams lOKgil'c Cllfornia V.-'Q'i 4c. aa In
av-rare New York ''Dulder at 7'4e riiln
f-noatd t xd ir itn: 1 x.tra lnrts Sr . rlb V
ear ei ti s ff -,, , I Hi, l ,nc, ms In iv-rage
Jlr v ;, . tel. rs ha (. mKi rr nn 'til ill r t r"
unr l.itd on. . aiTjidlliB t" ip'alltj anl
ji Lace
iUHtrv Tl-eon l'air 'iveraqe irlees nnlfcrni!
rtlt ant well kicked -houIiters at ' it- . tides
Sft-. hams nt 7tS nn r of the late lrrotularly
iut unl ivotly bandied, these Mil uti their ne r-
ralloTi-Country No. 1 4V:. No. ZZK'Uc; pack
rn lioke 4V .
e;reae Quote rtror.n S'ie. vellnw 3e. w!dt-
3 e. riekfri, i hoie vhite 4'i:, ellow 4 .
llff-Oii urders Bar el d J!ps t.7i. 1 ulten
Maikct U: tonuen at Jv ler aoz.. dried at 13 J
15V.
Hides.
ihen sold .eun.1. tlreen-faltr.1 7. South-rn
t Iry ninl-eliit las s averiste receipts
14. . du fail.n il dry silteil y When aol.J on
eeleitl. ns 5ie aji 0. i 71, . pr.-li-'a't No 3
',, . bo 1 JV. Iliy flint-No. I Ita . No Z 14 ,,.
dr (Ii:,t. bmi iiii , . ,ir ,U anj gi.,. . rf,
ealte! No 1 IJ ,. N' 3 11" tn-ured lc letl
tan turtri. part eured c le
I'.Hillr. Gallic nud ettls.
1 tV K IMI kflll v.r.se le. eipt- Ycm;
turkev S . ol I .. tnl kens- llm IV! ft
rtosteis ;i ii k . i Lit. pMor. tie i .
tlti t;eLy5 titi pItn: t hiv&enj nuoted al SV
r lb
JAM!: eiunte Pl-ive- n ji J) ier dor.. .1
co. 1. a. H j i. r 1 1 ir -i et t btrK. ialrr I at
It t r doi. lor t ur-t w' tor oij. Ja.kntJ-
II.W p.r al.z Mli.tl.lKt. -nt.
TiltHS LK( -t.ut.ie. at -ji Ier do for tE3ll
tu tor m-dum and il for laige
il Vls eh..l ttiuJ fat 1W 1.. 17H lb at
Cc s-.- Hi . tt.at tin. ilfct lo ITo lh 1 at iii'i
per lb., le.eti- lough alitl thai at :'..- Mi ep
ui d ttai-Unira i'liI Mt ij-ft- ; , . tt. nd but k
at .'. (3 lr lh nr ft 1 inio ltt at . 10
4. 1 tr lb ivr thoite 10 La 11 . buik latbbs at
- - .
I mils itiui Vi'Srl. ibles.
r:I. -ejuote wuttd in hb a (r tn 7
to 51 1 r ptmi 311, to Ji .rf tr lair to hoi e
i-u! $. tz .i for :.'ncy J na'Jiar. Ka-tcru mixei
vart.tiea at M A) f iZ. and streisht let M ud
enblasn at $3..ssJ W. tiulk mixed vjtrieti.a r
t s-IUne at leiit pr iibl measure, h in -ciown
- Inns 1 o.e fror.t lAattfn .1 ... tv is. jair
bu aid at in m -k: to J' 9 Jer bbl. niastc
I'!- t 111:-- -ale, of Mlt-hUan la catload. de
lattd n route anl In bad otuerl at it to Jl -i
I r bu basket . lxsid.8 utnr lot.i In l-u be bas
kets at 1 tf3Uc. nearby tor-lpnd lots so'd at a
ran--e of 1 to 3c ftr snail to tndtum jp t"
St 1. 1 'or . holii- pr .-bu beket and bu. b-jxes
ui 7ai a$l -. homt-Ertmn waon re.sipts lirtiutiht
- to et pti 1 bu basket for small t mc
uit'tii. 4u.idfti for eb l.-e and k for fancy
1'BA 1W ."o .! in 1-t.is . ihhIu-os Jiri'at'i;
lUrtlett at iii.,it3.M. Klefer at J1W 31 per bbt
fir choice tl ar 1 ecmiTon va-ieti at l,t: ,
feche-a aid Kief, r at tic Baitletts and llottill
tot I-r V bu baket 1 bu. baf-ke.s Duthessat
JfcL ir.d lloaell at &$.
OKAI't. t quote olro. V lb 111-k ts at II J
lJ'.-c for Ites. L.t2e for VVerden. In f.i t-n-erd,
I for Klvlru and 2.'tA- for I-eiat.ar". iwnv
tafkets i:itira at & and Pe.attae at 126 1"'.
1 nit isrow n and near-b: in fair t-i p: an I
CjUiel S bu baeki t Ocrc-rd and white vrn
tiea E.llitig at 35i3tc, V irsmia lee-illn at 2Q
t-4t fer lb
II.IMb (Jjote prr ' -bu basket, Nevetan at
49e. vrlld re.1 at Ziit3Ze dainsona at eesCDe. soft,
ct rrliH . t to . le
- I.IIMK1XJN5 In a otb!n; way st S!.5J
(,'- Per inu del.
OANTAI.4H rn.--4h. te jold at SI aXl2
I'AII AI'1'I.Kb.-Qu t. n ar by at Z-iUc per
J, bu. '-ai"Ket and at 31 "0 per bbl. eTioiee New
"itrk Silurian at f- Vi per !)bl
1C1KIC COA:.T 1 ItlTlTS Quote; Orejo!
prt,Le.-, Italian HuTarlan and tlter at J 9
Si Btoss b.ur.es at Ji -i i-er JMb hex Oabroi
11U t'altli-t pears -t .&.'&. rie-nis btautv
at 5! ..iSi buTre d'Anit.u at Si f ' sid
bte-.e htrdv at tl ."tl per t-lb box l'.utns, pr
S .h trate-Oros prunes it Jl i, lieN .. Japjn.
it Jl T kat i-rares at Jl 50 p. r hall t.le.
lvae.ie. at 1,4(1,, r r-V-lb. box for Pilnavs
HI.VNt.E-,-V iB-tt t-alltoinli hit V al ncUv
at Jl -ill -ui per ls.x, Ncn Hordunis nuo able at
J3i isr tor
l.i:MtNs-t.'to I-: Medina at !" "-) .. Jr, taney
Malral at y,, .) er b x t- i. ,nLi at Vsi O
liA. VV , quote on oithts I'ort lamott
st Jl . ir bunch for llrstg aid tl.:,l j for
letomut
tV( NfT?-Qii-itab:e at n per I.C in a
Firail a at ii ter 1-jO
I.tMK.s-Quiite at tli ivr 10
Jj'ji' 'ISA:MIKItKllJ-4i ssle at tt f-r bbl.
lOtAieil. llJIlle grown eatly Ohio, sales
low ir.,m farmers wjp. ns ranglnic malnl) at
3573 ler bu. faiuy butf stotk bnnging more.
lws te.ei;.ts bring layJCk-
ONUVNs -n. rth Mle--ourl red 30fi3. wM'e 5e
"F 'i:i:y-Quute sourd at 1". p r doi und at
3,4lA- per bun, h Ur blue ribbon
A' i:I-ejt:ol N nhem at Jli ! j,r ton
del 11 -:. grown selling on orutrs ut Jtal 10
p r 1 tete.
STRtNG UKANt Ilome-srevn s-ic and lirm.
selling ti-ii at 1 per bu for rouid gree!
e'lMI!:ns Ilnirte-pr-ivin l-tl m-t it SOiV,
rr bu l;o-.e for choke, gre n N. rthtrn sola at
W!i in"- bid and at ink per bu baket
CAI MrL1Ml:tJIU,le Michigan at JJ.M Dr
cr-tte containing 3S31. doz.
TiM VTt ! liomt grewn catsup tock iu",ta
b) a' 11 iter bu !t,- Orders charreil higher
"' PoTATtiK-J.-Home-trtSn jitrinuli
111 11 ir--i sen at -11-3 c: veili at ?ye ar I
red 1 an- ir.ond at 7-c iter bu lij--e antf at' J' 23
lor I'-rniLdi. J3 73 per Mil for o-her varletlt3
on enlers
Ki'i I'l.VNT lfom-Erorn at Cc nr di-.
VltKtlT
ivnutrn quotable at sitji z per
bbl and at :
c.l"MIK Imll: h-me-gr-.ttn telling at Wo ir
1-bu ud 3iv j-t petk Ui--a t
-v. 1, ..-w ," IJUlt Uf
.-.i i-.i-ki:-.i -T-yjjte bi at KzZ. u-btls
at Jl - email oplers chatgel hletier.
'" Mtl.Ii" Quotable at ''i'e per ll
Iliii:.-tltAII--lI-Quute new home-grown at tl
per bbl .in ord'ra
It RNCI"- lloT.e gis.wn t!i at Jl 15 r.-r bM
en thipplng orders t'onsignineais nut wantej.
3Iisi't-lltin(itis Inri'(s.
IIIfSHWIXi:- Celling on a lasts of 1.:3.
fcCKAI' IWN' NU .MK-TlIr.n-rllgIit
)e pr liyi 11- . l-.a.j taFt -s . siei ,,ni mallea
ble rV. and ."t . sloteplpe 31.. burned 1" lErasj
J.ikht ". hiatj till m Celv-r Jll. Ix-ad tz Jl.
Zine $." TS l'ewter ill
OIi:Rf'Ttll In car bits oi trl. . States
O:to..t. .10.1 i:-ur Lbi SiMg: No. i Stal ",0. l,ulf
bl' trfii.'-l. beir kec i:16. lard tt j
js.rk hbl SIS. IleadmgF. r f t No 1 ti-iiif
bbl v.. -"naed hoops Iloiir btl. fj'il.-iu f,.r
t Tper. J. for Hoo-uer. lialf til iz m. (oiled
!m (s footi J. oal. iard tc , cooi r-s!iati.a.
JC. pork bid JS.
HOI'MIAOK I-mi tes. Si 13. pork tl In
lialf I'd- TV., slack work ruund-h-Mni flour
I.I.-. 3:izj. llat-hoip do. S3c. half Mils Zm
meal bbl Mr. rrodue btl. tie. app: ttls.
"l.KGOlt CORN' At WO to J8i i-er ton Car lots
JM to JliiA per tin
IlKI-.-UAX-riPil. I'riire IS.- pr lb
I'liX lIIK!t-r Prime la-,.... .tint. n mall
ani 41).' tn laige ks g a . white old i5
J. . X Siir, XX Z-JTlZZ . XXX Ileilje xxx
SK. 'iare C jr unt p. Iae t. Ifr
ten: for email sks. lu. k White St't.-., dark
"".sio, I'tilchen ' Turke lfci.j k till jnc.
wing 17i . wing tall and pointers 1,, . 'wine; anl
tad J-- . Winn anl jtointf-rs 1 pnimets i
lil.l.U-M.V? IMinj "k jir lb ; antelope Kl t
KoHt ?i' Oi it Id and damaged ut. Ti sas jae "
I.-CHS Olnseng at friM ;ir:lft, ,rl slip.
Pr .t.. ens i .'. p!-k !4c g-dden l-'al .--e ol,
north tmie. iiit apvl- rft;'- eiake e bli-k
e. Ascellta. iW'.f ttahi.ii- bark of umt
liarK of tree it'Ci bbtid S1-. Siliieriag" l '
t'.ullsap l-at.s v for prime "green, sa-safras
I irk 4i All root-, sho'ild b. ihoi-ouglily ilry and
i.-in liefor- lielng nilpp-I t. market
-llUI.r l'i I.Tri -ni r-Iis at 6n-iv: Iambs
i.c t) . h-arlln-ts IVifait. Iry cr fallen Is Its dw
por l.
LMtl!l l!!riT-e uete Apples-ft ifnirate.!
rings at V jl In 4c, ijuattei . at J, to 3V. i hi ns
ft 'iU . pi-Higs at '- tun-drfed .marttrs rtl
3e t. ise l'ea-ls rHI ( e.3trated tinpeel..
halteH ai a. eun-.ltted tialtea at J-. All damaged
and poor nnN Mil f. 1. -is
Iiltll.lt lIt!:i: l"i:.&t:-JobWns fre-n store at
St 1" s.llt tT SI 4
Will iT i:KN---lH..y ham! rickeil pea beam
in a Jobbing w iv from stole st J2 ,-0it2 i.
s rrrnel ;, tr lb P-. Ucurn at Jl W. wtily
1- -s Ijlma beans at s per lb
1IO.M:y Comb at i'k to iris-- fancy whit-,
rioter 13j:llc. inferior, dark snd bfokei less te
traeted and Kralmtl in Ibis M'l'.c. and in cant
'.tie per lb hlcler
I.IN'M'ED OII,-IVr gtl liia- ut O. Imiits at
f"t . . ter gal b-a !n ur I if "itor oil in bids.,
per 11. . No 1 1. Nn z l'i'. fettonseaj oil -hammer
j.Ilow 36c. white c. winter tellaw 4!c:
Wlnte4le
l.riliiUIt Tlie Qtiotatlors citen heriwlth ar
n mlni Irm tlrsi ln---d. "low pin- linNn
ta id ur )I2'ik; I o ) at Jl'i Ve-ris ", l' at ill t
' -"' .K""5 " '-" I' Imh SH-ii. all ..irn
'"" J'l4'!"! d-e-ss.,1 an tuatc-i- I d-Hirine -om
n on at Jllfrlt. mr at JlVn "a !. ar at JIl (
n-alsl.t eialn tt -.rth ti ore third el.ar H M per
H ?. I'oPl'r I !i'li at SSn'ii and Sl'IOl. l'.-JS
J - ii -1' s-fsti": tn i 5i; -riJi- Tif
'"T'M-" ' ""'r at t: an t Jit ft ai d ..ter ji
''!..?, f' ''I-'1' i-"-"t .'ite lnh il S.4o.'-.
ard Jlirib.. J', to i Inch nt ilt'ir, ind JU: !...
Il.h at W end l. tiarte-.jn-l whit- Jlml-l
-""I.?"-"" "r ' '" ' mor. quarter s.tt-e.l n-l
nt iUli! and liiu2J-rt Jl tn -re llstnra at 7
ir-drejehes at J.f. tenstlis at pot A-h-l-ioci
" .".ilZr:- "V.1 -14""' l-.r-.-.- t-i. h at J.Taj;
ai.d Jllil :t, lo 4 inch at :-1n and SI1 KI ick
walrtit et J.: VS and SJT. to !" " hi d til UY(
I.. lrn-le.r anl --e-, tl at '.. .n-nm.it, at
!. and .idle at JUrt-i: Hliko-j at JS, and l.
h"k.irv ale at l Tedar at i-." is, a-I JlJij.
t-ots at 1.. to Sk .mli ait-ordnig to sine
f-t.T-m-.rc at Jb-Wll f r men lunt .Id, -tuff, do
'.':;,'1r,'r-"---,"'."t JlhJa and j:: .-.itloi.wo-l
' -" I.'"--" '' ;-"'i at J1.-JM f.H f-iii vn
Vr,'h.-..r. ml tpe Arks -as t.rt-. ird
JWrflo Maplt t J1J fo- soft Ord'rs hljhi r
l-lll-J.THI .
I'liPpertcill S.iaht lt.rijilsi for
tlic-
JJai, Inn I'rirt-s nt.-irlc.l.
RIJITRLIC SI'Kl-IAU
N'ew lork ept it -Lite poultry ti-, I .Is to
day were 7 cars Western, which foot up K can
ty freight so far this week, with c or T -ars
more lookr.1 fo'. Tie Mtpplv was pot ., heatr
as generallj i xi-s-te.1 and lesidc. some cars fell
short of tb c-u-l .lu.ntltt Thl-. eoupi.tl with
m c-mt!rue.i fur demand all week, lias admitted
of a good cleirame and it 1- cxiie. ted that
the mark-t win cl-nn up I-nces d.d not ary
in tn- last "W-m. fr.tm iho-" latelj eurrent
Dnsre.1 p, ultrv reejts t -dai were I JH t.ks.
. ., "f t"e nock fo- the week Is row li-rr.
Jobber, hate taken th. 'r supplies and without
nuch .all from tne -hoii trade as j.t. the muc
in nt was .linited though recelters hope for a
i.eararee thl we,k There was not a tvirtlcl- of
ttM-U" l'rlces to-daj from those giten
Utiltcr, Clirete nml I"j-;---s.
New lotk. s-.pt M-.ltut(.r Receipts t WT7
pg-.: str. na rreanKry 16i-icr-e. Jur- I5!li..
factorj- r.-f !.'. i-l,,.., R.elpt- R6 t ks :
: .: i-".-,ict3 iimiiic smalt eolorcl II1, e.
.atve whit. ji. . rmin 1(, :lc R,w-.Rfl-.t.
"-". l.il.: rn W mtern regular packilKT at
nark 11711
Western loss off 13jfI3V;C.
IVool.
N'etr York Sept Hi Wo. I dull
Hides and Leather.
New Tork. Sept. M -Hides ftrm. Iither f.rm.
'I nrpeiitine ami Kiisln.
Ne-vi-irk s.t- j -Turnemlne tirmer at 41'l.a
ile
llosln itead)
IVlriili-uni.
N';w.,"--k Sept 21 l'etr. leum rt.nU.
.'!i.'.J " a -"r - -"'ed.t Mlanees J1.JJ;
certlfteitte--. no bM bMlmern- SA--M. average
.;;
runs it,$aj. aterage i.c7.
ailKKV.
N.w York. Sept. .-sosr-i:au- firm, f tir 1
i'; 4-ic. centrifugal. H. tett, Sc: nioku-ee-. a
re-
nH.l
stKsr 4c. reflnrd firm
N.wOileane lai sept. ;i.-Sugtr qal.t, n-o I
-'VaV ct,-'lf-,1 Jelov Si'i . sct-adsl
WHEAT CLOSED LOWER
UNDER LIQUIDATION.
ALL OTEIKR GRAIN MARKETS
WERE PULL.
Provisions in Hood Demand at
IIij!itr J'rici'.s Tendency ot'
Corn Downward.
r.i'n-RLic pi-i-i-iAK
Cliir.tgo. Hi., sept E-Th lonss in ttlieat
sold hi-aIly ami titit1ni:lit.sl!y re.iiKil e.in
sidorhlile profit mi tlic lioltlinss i-c-.umul.Ueil
(lurinj? tlir last ;ci K or ten il.ijs. I'n-ni-ieil
Imiiroitnitiit in tiio weather in Hi"
Xortliiwt-t Mas the chief Incntitc to the
Mlllntr that caused Oct ttiirat to cluse l4i
loner tliaji it tlid )(-terd.-y. Ctter ue.ith
ir after a jKriod of ihc other rur Invariably
has a liepressIrtK effett uiwn the wheat mar
lief, oven when It Is believed th.it Irrepar
able damaKe lias, been done. It hits, been
-ratio, but fie speculative grain does pot
alvrays tonforpj to teason or striet lo-;lc.
Other Krain jnarkets v.ue dull, but torn-
I-aratixeli, firm, i'rm I-.ii.ns were In i;ooiJ
Ueinanil at higher prices.
V, lie.il.
The market bet.nuu weal.er and wraltfr
and injre attd more Ions wheat came out
as the tevSjon i,r0i-it.?vld. until about a half
hour from the elos- Oct. wheat was '.clllns
at .i'jc. The clo.s iir v.aa at TT'c. alter sell
ing as lo.v as ;;i,-iT7,e. fcahs ..t N.-w Id';
for export wer. 25 bnatlojil', ard here lOO.lu)
bu. were fold jur shipnunt.
With the factor.s that ko to the forma
tion of mar!-ct Fentitnent uneban-jed. there
was. tiotv.ith?tndliig-, an easier tone to
wheat at tin- opening and generally
throughout the forenoon The lape of tlie
prtiious das bulllshntss was in spite of
hiijher rjuofttloas from IJvcrpool. and a
sttil greater advance report, d from I.ia
uon. Hie v.eHther In th. Nnrthwe.st v.-as
still rainy, and the nteipts at Minneapolis
and Duluth again s-trll.insly smaller than
those of last jear. It was wit'i such jn
ducdncnts to co:itinuo bujins wheat that
inanyof ihc heaviest holders concluddl to
Mil. They sold Wcaute operience has told
the EULCtssfuI traders that it is well to
mark't a commodity when it is in tlemtnd,
and it is tin.tNe to wait until after oth-r
holders have w-.ra.ir.ed the market bv dls
lioeilig of their btottwt.
The earl birds of that order started in
to mobile up t!.t v.nrms or proiit in th ir
deal-, as soon as the iiiarket cpcncl and
other birds of the same fe ither, bit i.i.t
quite so alert and earlj, cau-ed farther
weakness a little later by lollov.in-,- the ix
ampio thus given. Uvirpool-, advance in
whtat futurci at tht time of opening here
was from Ud to s.d. and the l-rjiidon ad
vance was from Id to ll-d. Liverpool at
the --am- time quoted Arpintine and Amer
ican spot wheat 'rd lilj;her. Minne
apolis and Duluth rictlv.d a total of US
carloads, against SSI the corrt-.-pondlnj; day
of the ireviou-, M.-.r Clikauo reeelvid "TTi
cars and shipped only l.'.ir. lm. It v.ts
iv:th tliose matters befote them tint too
speciiiaior.s sold Oct wlt.-tt at trom 73-,e
dowr. to TS'si at the o.it niiiK and tontlrued
to oKer it until in a little over an hour
from the start it had d.t lined tu 7',c.
The tat ss-t.;-i, from ike Norti.Ut-t were
of the same di-i-mira-Tini.- rhi,r.,. tr .. t.
fore with reference to the still aciumul it-lii:-
damage to wheit In the L-taj made
stacks, r-i Iaouis wired eneoragmsly of
the It reign demand for Hour, a mill r there
rt porting Ids eablid oilers to I.iverpo..!.
Ulassov. and Ilclgluiu havlnc; bet-n all ac
cepted, but the seaboard advices were tint
lorc.Eii bids for v.heat v ere nway belovv
a working ba-is. lavirpool lost ail but Vi
or its .ipcninj; advance and I'arls quou
timis for wheat futures tatae IJ centim. s
lower Tor Sept. and .'. centimes down fir
lie. -Jan Antwen v..i- unchamj.d The
Northwestern ulit.u markus weie txcenl
iliKly sensitive, IliKiuatinu the lirst hour
over a rapse of S'4c, jumpinK up le at the
start and then failing like tneited bad from
si shot tower. Duluth started Oct. wht.it
at Si"-sC and in an hour It had fall, n to
SO'--. I.iL.- freights from Chleaso were
e i-.i,r to the eiioiara8ttne.it of shipments.
The total receipts in the West were lini.!-
nu.. cuiipHreii witn i.:t6y.i im. the corre
sponding da or tile v,ar litfore. Seaboard
clearances were equal In wheat and llour
to 17tf,'..'JM bu.
rorn.
Com ns quiet and dull, pav'r.R only a
little att.ntioil to the somewhat excited
condition of wheat, and movins lower sure
ly over i ve-j limited rane of tluctua
tiotpi The tr. nd. huwevtr. vt.is downward,
but mor- nn nc-ount of the diclinins ten
deni of wh. at than from anj chanse in
cmdition of m-itters more immidiattly ton
net te.1 with Itself The local receipts were
44 carloads moie than istiniated. the num
lier insptcteti into siore luin: i-.l t.tni.
Shipni"nts were IMvi bu , ITumo bu. beinp
shipped from private houses. K-cport
cUarances from the seaboard were a.V
lm. Liverpool quoted futures ftom d to
! lower and spot corn '4il down Heavier
r. cpts for to-nnirrow 07u cuts and prom
Is.d Improvtment in the weather, maklm;
moie liberal shipments from countr.v points
Ilk. I in tne ti ar future. jIopr with io:i
tiruinc wi.ikm-s In wheat, had a depres
ln: tIT. et in the latter halt of the Ce-
l-iii 'ihe llasttrn l.ulroad grain pool to
se ure better rates from iluffalo ca-t has
ttireany tncetd. d in ..dvauring rail frelshts
tlKiue to the .-vali iard "v a bu . and al
though that li;- been oITset to rome ex
t. rt liv n-diictloit in jiretnnms a-ked for
urn b el-vritor people and by a smilt
l.,liiie in lake freight, it had the eflcet
of throwing the shipnini; business out of
;ea: and made working, on tin new liasis
.somewhat dltBeuIt. 'Ihe .lav's buslmss for
bhipnu nt was not over laO.ovi bu . and th"
lew- Oct corn oiK-tiid at .it-.c. declined io
ri'i' and closed with bujer.s at the latter
llKure.
lints.
r.its were vrrv dull, but (mislderint; Ie
clineii in other grains, temarlt.tbit linn am!
were at tlit-lr sliorse-it c litn wheat was
weakest. I'ontid. n. i in present prices,
wbiih tnak" oals tlo iheapett feeding grain
In tho matkel. was pr. -s. d by tho.-e lonss
tu the market who could "--,. (n t vveiic
wheat market no teason for a decline in
sits Trade was of a -nia!l local Older,
with llueluratlons narrow and infrequent.
Hoci-lpis vvtre ZS i ar-, of wlilch ' were
eontr.iLt. as eompartd with 271 the same
tliv of last jear The estimate for to-mnr-tw
wa 10 i-irs. Hi aboarti t learaiiri s were
iaii't bu Sales w.n made tor shipiii.nt
Im te or U,iQ bu. Oct. oat.-, i-jeiied at 2t-KC.
sold lietween 2I- and "IStO ml -I'iC. Willi
:irJ"lT1c: the tlusint; iiui-t.itiun
II r.
Kje market at om time was lirm and 4e
higher, but liter It lo-t what it gain.sl ,s
terdev Offerings vt. ip hi aw. At the eluae
tiie market had I-rltin d lo the extent of le.
Oct ranged from oJ";e up i K.' 4e. re.ietisi
to 62t3C. and closed at that, i iec. start I
at .o'4e and closed at file bid. Utciipta
were llsht 13 cirs, .ind shlpmenks nothing.
Lxpo-ts out of "-.'evv ork amounted to IJ sot
bu. N'o. 2. f. o b, s iiii at --V. and N'o S, to
go to slore. r"e. Withdraw ali from un
licensed clev.iti.ru wtre 11 cars ot N'o. Z.
Itanxc of l'aliires.
Artltics. Open
High l.-iw Clor.
?' . 't "-
73". T7n4 77',
, Tsc, TBI,.-,
i .1- a7.
l 't -Ai.
IV, StSVZt, a,i4
n, rtHu. :k,&,
zt', zi ,ti: r;i4
It llt 11 S7S II lo
ii. li.iT's ii. CH
T.5.1 T.W T.lTt,
T.1S T.ift T li
Fl t. 7Jt4 t, ?
7 771; T ifl 7.7714
7 ) 7.-.. ;
Ii la I-."!' i t.li
-liiimteiils.
Iter. Ship
1V-S1 I7.. 1
2tri.l lnt-t
IWI 7.i
Win at Sept ... 7st4
t ....3',ft'.!H
Nov . . ..7"j's4jMiy4
C rn -Sent .. .. 4
ct Wij
Nov Wt,
oats beit .. ..:ii4-jn4
Cut IlistJTlS
Nov 1
Mi ss I'ork-Oct. 11.
Jar 1L1714
I- r.i-Oct .. .. 7
Nov 7 C-.
Jan C.TJii
51irt Itlbs -ipt T f.".
'nt 7 ..
Jn d.BIi-s
Itreelpl-i nnt
Artll--r.
l'."ur. bid
Y.I fat. bu
e. rn. bu
Oute. l,u -AJ.1WI
I.5C lu I.
i!rU. bu t8.W
8.t-M
Ilarlfj.
There was no rhange whatever In th" ln--lej
situation. The maiket was lirm lor
clml-t grain while iKior. r prade- did not
meet with so tfidv sale. Oftf tings were
light and quiekl ahsorlicd Malting grades
range.1 from -Wc to aw . and ftid from 3sc to
Ot Two cart. of No 1 raie wi:hi'.mwn from
tinliceHs. d elevators r.ice'pt-t were 1; (ars,
and shipments ,!. I ,1 rations out of New
York amounted to 9!q bu.
J'Sasset-il.
I'lt-isced earlv vta- stroni; and ZZc higher
for future, inllcenifd by the unfavorable
crop reports and stioog fueling that exiated
ill tho Northwest inaikct. That wj tho sit
uation of the tnark.t early, but later It be
came weak through the Hrse selling of
commi--t-ion houses CrtiFhcrs were said to
lie fair bujers of tr.r lots At the close tho
m-trk. t lost iJi2c lor futures, and '.c for
si ot sed.
'Ii 1110 1 lit and Uoter -ecils.
Timothy ? . ed was l'-,c higher, but very
dull with 1-pht off. r ngs atd a fair demand.
No innpr-ivf .rent was rei"rted for spot stc i.
the market remuint.1 quirt .mil unchanged
at ! to y I ir fuir to scod seed, and choice
would probibly sell fir a little more. Sept.
.l..s.,i t 'i.2u. t.onifnallv Jct. opened at
Si i" UJ dvtitaj lo Jl.la. and closed with
trade at Ji IT' r -eelptp were 47.650 lbs,
and hipmnits a.07S 11 .
Cloverseed 'ontir.ueil to be reported -bill
wltli-iut tnnliti m futurt- A f w small
lots of spot se,d .!d at fr .m JS.75 to SH'.-.'..
ae.ordiiig to quality. Oiasidt ot these salt:.
t'te market was vf dull Oct. tubid at
$Ii- notnin.illv. Itiee'pts vvtre lCU
pounds and shipments v ere 31. 1W iKiunds.
I'rui islous.
Trovisioiis were mm and (ash dmanil be
ing still good and stoi ks law. with heavy
rhlpmetits of p'ndints. and 1 special lard.
Of the latter 2T. nil t rces have trfs-n shippid
from t'hiengo the la.-t three davs. that lin
ing about one-th!:d of the tst'tnat'sl -locks
previous to the,--- heavy shir-tnents. Ite
.elpts of hog-, at the ehbf t estern pack
ing iioints were M ie) bed. analliFt til.(i.rt
the sftmli.r .lav of the irevi-iu jear l'rice
1 11r1.nl rep..rled paikln in the W.st for
the we j 3-T.ii-) head, .ig.i'ns-. JW the
like Wt; of tile vi Ir il..istliv Uv.rpool
quot.d Iard .Id hlgki r. bacon ,mj hHins u Ii
'il lower. I.oi.il hog re .lots 1 u:.ili--rtil :i.
H. wild K't onpi.ite.i for to-morrov.-.
Oct. pork .ipeittsl down ? .. had J'-s- i'ur
liter fltellne Ir un which "li-fe was" a re
tovirv of r,i bavins : il 5 tigur.-s
t.i since jt-.ter.iij. Jan. tork ma.'e. rn
equal advaiit.. lir.l ro.-e 7e for 1 L anil
I0,sC for Jan Sept. ribs retid with IT" -c
l.ain; Oct. and Jan. rib-i each r-t. hlgh-r.
-iiahici:ts n - Ti:i.i:!tiAii!.
,,-;' York. Sfpt -Kb ur lleteip's -J)
J.lls . ex.rt-i 3,jn bb.. ssl.s 7.I1M iss : tnar
l.'l was isther qui. t. being dlsturie.) by the
sharp hrraa in wn. a a!thut.h h. .( no . Inabir
et uneh.ngid prl.. s,,, ,lf ,,,. mnotSij. o 1.
J4 w: .l..ter. eict. Wu n,e Hour lirm wi-
1 . bid - . fajr to -tood Jl 1 fl. j; eh. i e to
Ism 3 S-. .1.3.1.. Cornmeal tlrm. yellow estnl
Uese. .it) -: brar.dMhir K liM-:.M. l:-e
.inf. 1 N-l Z VVe-itrn 8S- r o p at at P-ile
tt.. .!--.- I. f New ork ilarlet iea.lt;
feo.n,- 4,'M c I f N w Vork Ma.t-J-.-
;-. ' ,v,k--': 1:,,ty f-' dull. ve,t m :.r
- XVheatrI.ei.ts Si tn bu., exports is ITt)
Pu . stla a ,u... 1 ,1 Jmur.... i5.i-i.i Lu spot.
i"'".',.,',-,'1'"-r ,0-". "",l. ""t -'rons en vhe3t. No. ;
rtdW-. f, 1, .,,1,.,,, N- r ,j Sl'rf elaftr;
0- ,N I'!rr" I'uluih ; .i,e f ,. b. afljat.
No 1 bard Imlutli it,e fob afloat. Octions
e.r-d nrii. .n ran- In the 'irthret anl suf
rere.1 a tsillapse lat.r In th- day thr'llgh pr-i-li.iuiieed
weakness .it Jlinne qsilts. a ta. ficn in
lJierpool i-alles anl eMenslte unlostdtn? bv
..'1 -"s'deri ar.l Tor. Ign iious--. ti -"h-T
with unsat!-.factory ejrt d-te: on. it. ilo-tmr
weak at j .ist,c ret !, line sale- im-lud.,1. N'o
r.r-,.iI,r'1- " I'-K'Sw 7 "ir. tK.sed te. Jlay
clewed M',e t jet i.-?14t . u,,, -r... i-,.. H(F
1 '. ri.""''1 ,s c ' am Receipts 47 4V lm. ex
perts ...Ci bu : srI's 1!', f-jrt lm. futures. JW.en
-- --r -- -. ' .". . ft -. eietato - ani
J' 'J " V. !',"at Kptions showc.1 a. deelin.ng
tendenej ail .lav In synipai with wie-t ani
on Illeral 1 hlc-ifo ear lots receipts 1 r imot.-.-r
b luldatl ,n I .1 wf.k at 1 i-4,. ,t d..'.!--:
Ma I) I3-I&SH ,c .los-sl 4'-(.( , fcpt ck-d 47. .
,t '.'""i .'" J""- ,nl,e. elo-l 4li4c.
)at-lteieipts to .y bu . e-.ports I S12 bit
sales ll.ltio-bu. spa. S.st .iilet: N'o Z ZU-.
It'i. " . '.',.N'1- : wn"" S7''": N-'- -hde ?-.. .
y,51"---- ? "--". trk white W.-tent
J1-, ttk r ho. Sti- 2tiiZi Oot.ons
i.e-tcct.d ani nominally lower. Ke-sl -t--i.it
J.n -vJ",',te-k I'-ff" 1U'" "-"f tead. family
J n.Mili be-r tan, jjnsu. ,cked JlvsaH -. :
1 .','ri Ir'.,,,- """ '""I- -"-"it m.ats ttea.ly
ird turner VVesi-m -;e iml $7 i. t pi tIoe.l
: . S . tKtnliul l--lne.l lirm..; Costln-nl J7 sj.
Co-! ei .. PVT.k "" T-11-1" flr-n I'otton-
iee.1 o.I tlrir !-le. urn Jl, lasses tlrm.
ill IV -V1' .b".p :" -Hams-sh..-t cut dull at
1 ., 'irl-mentan rtlintd nrm at IS Til-
n - .nS,"er.l, S. r.m ;' Au"tr mn " Iod't
iT".."8 W ' "ttonse-,1 .,11-IIull 1 .flnel Nov -iril
1 lirm ut ; - Turiemi-e spntts firm at
? ."?',.,-vJ0- "" -' - r.d Wester 1
e-.int r lis -;d. No 1 N'orthe-n si ,lrg es 11
C ' 1c'"'.'if,,rnU Cs '---! -'tl rutures .iul ti
American inlxr.1 n--v 4 4d rutures .-met o-t
ts r-4d. Not 4 2,d- I)t Is ..1 -...tn;?,'"j-v-
-V:- !P, -Wheat Pec (-sc-rJV4
? ". -' s"- - h-"d 7S.:c. N . -j
l.'.S-te No : re-1 7-t-t75i:a N'o. 3 7t7;iM-.
mix..! HHjISi.i N ; wh!t .isi-c- "o 3 's, .
r'ts-No. : white i-5i. Ittc N'o S Hiv
-e-hotee timotht ::.. cholt'e pralrl S7.7'.5i
' ' --er-Cr-amerv 2Sj.1ie datrt faw-vIT- i:scs
-l-ie-. 13 Reerlpts.-Wboat Si eorn''5rJ-
?';. oa,,U!,hlpm,'nt"-n h" - c ta ' '
ehicag... s. pt Tii-ra"i ouetallons were a- fol
hWh 1-lour stead VV heat No 3 73i7i- No
S 11 . ..' tty':e C r.l No Z 4dt.. .. .' Nj
'ill. tt- 4.SS--C. Oats-N. 2 II"-. : N..' '
wllte :. No. 5 white uv.2,1,, Hte-V,
',;;;---l""000,1 fc"llrB -.. fa'r to ehoi
tlaltinc jlooae sed-No 1 rax I' No 1
. .111 western tl -s. prime tlm. thy tint c. c!c r
L ,n,r;','' r'-d". ill I'rotlinns-3I.-ss pi k in r
bbl , ji; e.-., j-. ,ar, ( j,,, ,b.' ,. i J
Nrt ribs -Id.s (Io.e, IT r.-jT -.-.. ,.n t,HM
h. Irt.lu,--. ti h-isg teealtv the bu't-r nan-ct
vas stead cr.ametlc r ,;t- dairies lyilv;
Oeese tlrm nt l-4..ll-vc Kgga tlm,. fresh Mo.
i.nn .vrocic iMiini'i.
.nlive Ilrt-f 1-irm Tcxns Cnllle Easier
Mors Mron-rM, ,.,.,, w t,uk-
Ht. Iyjuts. Mo , Tharsday, Sent -a. if.
fAtt'e 'lfc " fchfp
U(i.j -"'J 1 ...5
M.e. p ".'."'.".'.'.'.. ;""::.:;:: Hii i7
IIwhi and miles '..'." "" - J.-j
CATTI.K Native Cattle Tradi--N'atlie tef of
ferings were comparatively smalt, butcher cattle
modirato and stock cattle liiwra! If-tf n.xs
ran from fair. gt,i to iliia and Bud fjl.t
as high a je-trrda. Th. te tva-, no material
than-,-! in lutcher cow atvl leeifer values aud tne
quality ruled 'sir to icedlu-ii. Strictly deslrallo
l-. ik.rs and leclcrs, of which the prul-urtitm
was light, were ccnsidtrcd Mea.). tut all ofnr
kinds were slow and 10c to lac 1 iwrer wLIh
makes thtto Cure actus l, loan the tl -o
f last tte. 1 laivcs eho.v niiu top. all but
the l-eet bubs di!-piaed a wiak 10 liw--r t.ri..i0
and milk eotts t.ne attlte under laree ret-tpta.
Itepresentativ 6 :UeS.
No Uit .tt. fr. .No. lies. At. IT
.sers .--, J Z- 1 eov. I'-i m j
4." --tlS A. USS llrli:2h luiA' 3j) J ,
lsteeri .. 10.. a So 1 l.estt3 ........ a, a 's
I. e-otts ....
1 eotv .....
I OW ....
1 COW ....
attui," ...
Icovv ...
4eoaa ...
Jcowa ...
J tons ...
11 COWS ...
3 cow s
7 1 elfrs .
1 tyvt ....
Utovta ....
3 hellers .
llu'd ....
Scows ....
1 cow .....
3 mixed ..
I row . ...
I I iw .....
4 cows ....
1 Co a
t.w: ..
s cows . ..
1 cow
lluU
1 tot- ... ,
Jtew" ....
Icy.
1 eow
3coas ....
1 cow .
tew
1 . o
1 toW ... .
lio.r
1 cow .....
1 . iw-
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1 COW
1 UOW
3 teeder ..
7 !t-dtrs ..
4 tte.iers ..
3 littler- .
1 stot itera .
.J fttd.rs .,
Jt :-etteis
1 I-t.tt-r
. t. edi ra .
5 blot kei s .
4 feeders ..
t slot ki s .
II stiMjteis .
34 stis-kels .
11 slovkets .
4 stork. is .
3 ltu-.s .
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jaw.vt.rn tts.nja 4 J.
41 VV.st.rn sts 11.1 4 3.
".. IV t stern sis. s mi
4 rougi. stter. :.K.i 3.7o
- :
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3. I)ei..r
1 I. Iter .
1 I eder .
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n.llerj
1 .s.tt
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3h. Iters
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heifer
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tows
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Z uelltrs
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l.vt
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l.l
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3 .
3.35
3 .'a
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3.U
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1 cow ... .
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23 cows
13 mixed .
ltow
-ceits . .
1 cow
'. sti- kers .
11 i-lot kers .
II -"lie ker .
II stxkera .
24 feedtrs ..
Z f.-deyH ..
21 si.m kers .
1 1 sto. kers .
11 l.s-u-ia ..
It stiaken .
H If-eders ..
la sits kers .
tl stts I era .
:.. -tot "tars .
1 sits keia .
13 st M keri. .
3st.sk rs .
f. sto. kers ..
17 rtis Kers .
3 sPskers ..
4 sto. kers .
3 sto. kers .
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1 bli.l ..
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'. ht Iters .
rtlell--is .
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lit
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3.15
3.10
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. li.) 2;!-.
.. 1311 s5
..124a 2.
. 1 M
. UIO a fl
Sheiftrs .
J heifers - 3 W
t.h. Ifers .... 5!W f
Scows i hfs.. (Ti 3 ,)
2 heifers fo".
1 titlfer 710 3 t'J
4 h.lf.rs '-" T.O)
1 beif. r 7H a
;l,afirs l.'J II
lcu-,t K 3 oi)
Smixetl I" 3 ")
3 t.tfer-. .. .- I" i-
2 he fers 4l Z it
4 hflf.-rs s3 a 11
1 licf-r . . - a) 2.l
beilera -J. - )
I c. w il 2 st
1 cow- I"i 2 M
3 b ibrs - ' !
4Kiiers "al r.HJ
f.lMtfer .... 3t i to
The'f.rs l 3 '0
2 heifers 4l 2 .a
1 heifer 4V) 2 73
1 heifer J -a
Iheiferf "-i;
11 heifers ! - a
7 h.ir--rs 2 1 .
3 heifers' -A. 2 .
2 mixed .--- ' )
1 heifer f J.t'
4.lltes 110 ..
lcalf bu -"--5
12 1 ll.-es IS" 1 . ,
ItAlf - 15" '-0
B calves 11 t.S
2 calves 1 b a
1 isif . .- IM "0
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.. . no
.. no
- :"
.. . N
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2 0
1 i.w- A: i-.J ' '
I cow calf . . 41 1
Z t ow s - v s ea n S )
3 ft-Ws .. ct s each V '-1
1 tsnv .V talf "i '. J
2tfi-.t t cv-. eaca 2, )
1 eotv At 1 alf - -,; '
4 cr.txs i- cts.eac.-l aa
1 cow-. cvs each .1 t
2 , ows a isf each ,1
lrow A. alf.. . T
1 . w A. talf.. "
2 einvs A cts each .-. )
I .,. X. t ilf.. -
t . ..wr Al .-alf . -'" ""
1 ..w- . . Ilf. -'' M
2ts ws . if ea. Ii " ' J
1 cow A- calf.. . la o
1 c.w ealf 71 -J
2 springer . . S
I springer ... 1-30 3 ."
5 tprinsers ...b w "J
1 rprlngi-r S70 I..1
bouthcrn Cattle Trade Supplies m this li -tan
I Trre 74 cars. 41 from the Indian Territorv. tl
I rr m v uti rn Kanra. , 2 from Atkan as, 1 front
illel--l;pi nl . fr rti frcii' it T. e -jml tv
was m t t-arti ularl comne-idahle en in average
and tea In-r was ra'htr sli tr Me-ts roil a tittle
( I ttfr ilian Vsi'ies!a or avoul lo oft trim lbs
otmn-r of the week e"ws eid flrm and caTvt3
wete ntt o.uotabl chanlftd.
Itep-isentatlve sal's
No. Is-, r. PrN'o Dos. Ar. IV.
-'"ills 1, ti-) 9ci.s-l CM .1 79
1 bull Ihjj rit llr..W! .t. hfs 711 . V)
mlel --. , -.totis 771 . W
ri tlilvd 1 - ei -,)cuws M- 3 11
is bulls ,, ziH lr.tsrs CM 3 13
1 bulls STI - 7a
IlCialte . .. . 1;., (, .1 z,fl steers '- s.
Il.altea . ...eHth ! 4iteers .... "l i "
Slif tltes .. ..ttuh 1I..JH Kfteers 171 Z Sa
1 at Ju 3 Ut a: steers Hi 3 7o
t'ow Wsl J-7a, K--rs vj". .;,
'os S3.-. 3 U LI steers . 3 7i
o. h-.fers IM ' -4sters -di !:
-"0-s MC 3 r. I 14. steers S.l 3 1".
2."tis..s ..c ---,1 ;4stt--rs I. 1
'-sieer 3 3 O al steers 17! 3 si
"-.steer- . .. .514 341, :st.ers .... -- . .
e. st.tr ;i ;r, ;tsteer- -a-s 3 Ui
&4 Site - ... t3 i 4",
liK H'! Tl:I.i:-raisires openel -teadr
or ite'lt s. a moderate lo.aI eanit in -.lowly
-end the b-t hogs w.i. 1-t-- irrival-. Tne trade
Plett--d p. rain soro str---ietli on light tt..its
fts it 2dtjr-.,l and ..t mi.ii h. n u.o ,1.1 I ..if
1 brneilbt Jios-ablt o3 : nn tt loan th o;nS
j The top pi Ire, paid lij Ntl-tei Morris.! to. was
I fer a eeleeted 1 t. ;- lh s,v . at Ja tV, the nest
' I rtii. I ins .".. ".- t r .iKit I ti. Ill to Is I ib--.
v that -add .m the ! market. Uateh-is iU
J..W to Jl. 0 aftd ral e.1 th. Ir purchases steadv
.'le Swllt drove tf ti ass. 3I-) II. av.. cost J". 4
aid the Nepon Jtorrts . o. dr-ive. m I -.
a... ivst JJ I! The bulk .f the in.--., the p gs
ard the .tri -tly 1 ,w 21 ad- .f.rinKs n t . . n
Siiieced sold at J.V.3.. to :' VI a agalr: I
to 5". t 1 tn VVedn sdat. I'gs ani I ht thtlil-.
f1 to Hn 11 s at at It 1 a . 5.' -; a ord ni ti
O.ialitt . light h gc laf to ii lbs av s,,, 1 .,t
15 1". to S-.i. tb lUlk at JJ W to ' "".- Viol "-a
wel-rris 9j to -., lo- S'l I it I w to ".' ji. ihe
bulk gong at V t.i $' I". Tie- h-"t; c til
s. Id at J. "ft to 55.1 1. and f i r to lie t hat h 3
at "".15 to .V-. I'otl mixed h. at j-i to
s:..-t and common to lair mixtuic-a soil at li 35
10 J,.!..
ltf pnsenUtite snls:
No. Ar I'r N"... Av. IT. N'n. Av IT
3S . 91 ..J4 I". ts .1.1. Jl .5 ir. .hC. S4 5
3. .IM. .4.7. II... .1 .. I 75 l .l 4 7a
..lf-e . 4 "a ..2-3 .4.45 :l ..II". . !.'
7 . zn . 3 irt I . JSa. . 3 i t5 . I3S. ". ui
1.37... 5 1-) Hi ..lei... i 2 73.. .133... 5 .'1
(...;...-.-.. "S...lii .. S.i li.. 143... ". 4.
3S .117... 3.47ii l-. .14. . 5 Jr :i...l!l ..5W
1I...1I3... BSIH: 7...I4".... "i.-.2l; IT.. .IS . I ''5
31 ..30: .. s is ":...nw .. a.i". ri ..r... ...3i
IW...I"! .. 5 ill . lji .fin :T...ia .. 3 ii
. .1S .. 5.K K0...1T.- .. 7. 35 I.I...17" .. 5 3
tt...5t... 5. 15 ..KT .5 3) If . 17... .. ".)
I" . 3 I .. 5 t .KI... 5.J5 15 ..315 . 5.3".
M ..!-"... .. 3t 13...1--.. "35 31 ..3ii ..3 33
31 -E. .. ". -5 t, ..!" .. 5.35 i7 ..151 .. a...
2 ..2111 .. 5 K 5. 15S... 5.35 tl .1"".... 5.3a
n ..17 .. 3 Si 5 ..212... 5.3.. 5- . -i .. 5 ft
r....3!l.. 3". s .1v3 .3..". 4. 1st .. a 3-
lil-.-l-s. . 5 5 ..1 t .. ". H 3-! 3TJ) .."
ST.. 17 .. i.l il .U4 . 1 ) 51 . 337 . 3 4
s lt... ;.4I 1 .!.. 5 4) M . 3e) .. 5
7.. .37... 5.; 47 ..r5 .. S.4-) a ... a )
; .IS... 5.41 Xi...3-i ..3 4-1 7 .. . - O
13 ..3... i.H :... "a... 5.4 f ..314 . a
fl . ZS .. 5.4-1 K. ."5... S.4) 75 ..ZT. .. )
!... 12 ,5M .1...1.1 .. 3.1) 74.. r-3... 5 4i.
21 . I7K .. 4-'S -"...1"2... r..3'i H...:jt... S.t.'.
5....r.1.. 5.13.4 6- ..li .. 0.4". i...17... 3 1;.
M.. IM... S.l". K. .17 .. 3.4'. 7&...173... -4a
5" ..1'2... 5 43 ""...-IT .. "..13 "2 ..225... a 1-
r. KI .. 3.4". M .2:4... 3.4". 4s.. .3i . I.
34 ..170. . 3 1". 33 ..1-a... 3.43 JI...21 .... 5 I .
K.. Pit... 5 43 ii. ."21 .5.1.. SI 1V... a I.
f"....173... 5 4'. It lit) .. 5 4". t... 1.S . a. 'a
31. ..225... 5.4". M...IMI . J.4". $ .hf
72.. .Is) .. 5 43 ...;"- .5 4. 31 .l'l .at.
II 2tt- S 4". 7". . 2T... 3.13 3S . 2i4 . s t.
r." lit .. 5 43 7". .221.. 3 4. 37.. 2.1 5);
133 2r . 5 17'. 7a... I.-- .. a 4-4 .t -II -..l.'j
1 ')... 32 . . 3 4?i; S4...1K .. 5.aJ 15.. .151 . a J
a. .1-.!... '..'J) is. ..ps... ",.5. . i . '
71.. 1-3 .. 5 5.) i. ..!7i. . ".- ." 1st - ."
71 2F1 . 3 1 W -.2-- . 3.".) T- 'j- w ?
1. ..rs... -;. si .!; .. j-.) j. .1.. :
.. TT... 5 . 177 .. -..a--, f----r, I- ,.
2". .11 .. j ":- K 17'. . a -'i -" ll -"'j
2 ls?...5a2i 5i .211 5.v3
THH f-Hial'-P TRADE A verj- sma '1 rup-
pi of lw-p anlve.1 and the qualltv wt not
..tut" as goo.1 as on TuUf and v.e,inesi-.
ih- small supr.lt ami iwr quality did no. in
due" b.n.rs to txke h-ld readllt. In general
the matkel w-t- -.ot. and a ri?,M?J? ,,.?
mucl! of a dtclire -vas rporte I. tut tr till r-e-ne
b.tween the c!...-- to ua and the test time
Tues iv sm-aiited t. 15- i --- .'- ,, ?'-,
site,, a-vl iamla. The sto-k.r matl-.lld rrit
shiw' an han-e and the t-e-sand for boo.1 .tnek
she p ts lir-er than the supplv s-alp im I JJ-sl
lamb at Ji.25 to S3, cull Umta 1 at JS .a t" Jl.
stockers at T3 WW
mutt-n h-p at w ii-je -a,
3 .". and bucks at 22C.3.
rt.a. ntatlt e Xles.
No lies. Av. IV. 1 No. Der.
Av. rr.
27 lambs .
tei ja.11
5-t.ek.-rs ..
64 Iambs .
1 lambs. ..
41 !mbs .
11 iambs .
32 i tmbs .
1. slots rs
25 etlll lambs.
jo cull Iambs
. s:
..)
4
4.)
4 '
4 '.
4 :
4
scuil Iambs...- - :
2 cull Iambs.... 1 J
4.25
1 but k
.IS 3.ii
lltltM heT, .111 4 .a lt-UtK
1.
w the.p ... M 4i)3 31uckS
i native Sl.ep .11 . 4 t. lbu.k
5 native sheep.. f c5 i-buiks
native stleep.. :) 3.. a E bucks
P native sheep.. M 2 7a 2ba. ks
bn shttp . M . "I .lucks
2.,stiskers 3.2a Ubucks
13
....ISO
. .1 a
2 -.
...lit
- -)
IM Z 30
...91 3 l'l
... 0 "ou
31 !. .kers .".5-A.L ...v -,. ,-v-l t-x-
liuit&l-' iraut oi v.17 .-.. ::-,.---",
lt- m.uraev 011 a ai.ii. .-i. ...... --.------.,..
firings, and tie :! -eo--cr.ee was I ,w--r valua
fa. -rh .t-it-te w-2s about Jl to I. -0 anl ap-
lia aillVHlt -'-v..-'-a----,---- .....
not of aJ much urger.-r. -"ary ci '"7, -f-i'-.'
buj.ers wlH.ouW have bought namehoijg
demand tSr ?he "small an IPUiner class ej The
m"fment on tho lower basts was con-ld-T-val
"'Horse quotations Heavy drafl-p-nmon to
good SO to JIM. chotte to fancv Jlaa to .
Drcrs-Com-ron to .hoice JC5 to Jl): ulklllti to
Jli). Coach horses S15) n J. -"-i'r?r5-Kwa
m titii't- l5 'o 11-a.tar.cy JlaO to Jl. .
e'hunks ' 3u to 1 0u lb remtn. n to g-od J
l "' 'ftoli" to tttra Jl- to SIM. b-utl-'m
bori'ommon to gocJ SU to J. choice to ex
tra $-') tO J70 PiUS J15 tO J4a.
iirial---rhe mul- market lias teen. In no 1-et-ter
conlition than the pn-vious we-. "
of the eircumstani-s whith 'J",- -)
...tir.a-m-Piit to F-f-fc the rta arr. ilay e-r-i:uiy
'.".. t.V.,, 1 -ctll.
i.tanl isin.litlf.IU the II-"'
MuHuotaUons for broke mules 4 to T ear
nl.11:
14 I -anl". ex'r-rae range
14 hsnds buls . f salt-
ll-x banils. txt m raac
lis hands. I ulk of sabs
3", hands fltlcme range
la hanus. bulk cf sai-s
151-. nan.:-- fxtremt r-tr.ee
1 j li.ndi bulk c. sales
14 p. 1T2 hatst. extitree ranse. .
: to lfci- hands, bulk . I "iw ...
...... t .....a a.ra.tnt ttVIVStl
. p Cr to jr-six)
41ii) to ,0ft)
.. 40 ."-at -7.".)
.. 4a.iO to 5" X)
. . 5T 5 1 to sou)
.. Ri'ti 73'0
.. s-uo to S-sl)
.. 7l to )
.. JVi-il'i 15.
. lla.10 to 123. 0
mules In ti'Rt
hands lllifa. ab.e bulk Bgur.-s represent first-rat"-
mules extia tml-h an.1 v.eliht. st-icily fa,
piattltall) sound aid claisihed.
lly Tcleurpiili.
nKi'inuc M'tciAi-
.tiicago. III. s-'Pt 2"- Cattle Thus far thl
wetk about ailau .attlo have len tn-jkctel
l.r.. as against X.u-) ur th seme tlm- last
wt.g ard .e.Jat) ior ne crv-potiding lime last
ear til Isle a w--ik leenu- - ......u, ?'
ptice h.vve t-een
wtaaetiing. cxeei4 tor pnmo
. ... . a...i muiutii-wt.en. tt-cve, or..-, m
.. .. ...,.1 m,i. o i.a-.,.r To -it. hotvetcr.
wnm
e.timaiiti roce.pt-. of only s.V) read, as ugatr.-t
11 l3 rts.lted lat Tharsda. trade was .more
animated and pifts wet., snorter tor litslrabla
lots, -fllt-ii oi native t--et it-rrs were Urg. ly
ai ia.iaUa.7.'. e-iit- It ng en Met f lJaU
ter eoliunon tu tair. ia.lirt.a-aa lor m-tllum -..l)
jj &i lor tol fhipptns tattle and a.vu. tor
tpoito to tan.. ,
IIo-! AtKiiit W!.a.-i hogs l--ve tieen itte.fji
tier, .,, far tills week, its t-jinpared with 1'jb,1.i
lt.r lb. same p. itlon of la-l wetk an.1 W...M lor
me same period list ear 'ihirc i ik abaio-in-nt
In tm d. maud. Ulh 1 ul i-a. . s and
lautiem shtpi-t )-etn ftw laiers. and ihe nsr
ket continue a to . aov. etro.. un.l--rto-ie ira.Ie
was trsk this m--rnlig at lirm t.. - higher
pi-t-ss. ho-w seiling largely at - -' iu-'
exliem. range was 44.ava2. stags sell r-f al
jl .1ne "-, and ts--irs at Wa'i I'll " solo at
Vl.sotfl jo. a ts'tdltig to qu-kty and we ;ht. Urs -Iv
al J4 Mrtfl is stab, tt.re ti d-- t .srftitn. n
to thott taci-n ho-, atef-ai.ll - H-a'a 11.
al J5.l.l- 2ij. eonaoon to etii-tt-. n.ixeu. avcr
arinc Ii-l2i-i lbs . al Ji 1 5 7
.h..p Itius far thu w-e.. ila.ut ... m sheep
-ind lamia have be.t mara-lcd ntie. as agairjl
U 47 far the saete t ue lat v ... an.1 ,S .u
a tear a-.o ul alma. .3. e- h--ad arr.ttsl lo
dat. !.: the mark-t U en dcmotallzed tiv
tl r-s..nl hh-'-iii' receipts of Iambs, and
r-e
t.t 1
1 were -r ti'iaii mtt.i ,.- .a t--i,
slatv t.n a Ut..s o' : An I for cull-, up
11 : ,1: -;, fur the choker 1. r. ian.rs.
with Western f.edrs salable at Jl e .!.. Mie-ep
were ruf.re active than Iambs, tsl. te-nr, n a
l Is of IS: or culls, to IJ.5--g4.10 for -.hoiie
We-tern range l.-Ls
Nnv Vctk. f. pt B-ves--Kecelpt.s TF); no
trading: filing w-e-ik, cables stea.l . no f xports
to-day Calves Hselpts 211. st'aJ . veals J5Je
$.7a. selected J3. little calves J4, city dressed
veils -teady xl S4H3- per lb. Hl.rep an.! lambs
Uselp:s ..171. sheep stcidy: lamb slow- and
lOe lotre-: hp $3J4 50. culls J202.73; lambs J.J
(J.25. culla J3-44.5.) lions Ile.-elpts 1.53S; stead.
Kansas Clt Mo . t-- pt 20 Caltl- Itecelpts
9.2U0. natlvea 2,S-j Texalis, l) calves, best hr't
grades nearly steady, others steady: native stears
Jl 50tl".5tl. stockern and fe.lers JI C034.W; butch
er cows and heifers J3QI.7. canners J2 50t3: fttl
VVaterns J3.T54.T3. wintereii Tex-ins J3.65I4 19:
grass Texans
53.i-a4 6... calves J-ys.-a. Hogs
;eceipts s.o-ti
trade filr'y at tit e
unchanred
prices heavy and i-i's-d J. "-.1.3". IIKht Jl.'Xr
13-1. 4a II 2.X3 s-,.Retapts T.4: tnarke?
st.adt timbs J4.".ia"' 25, muttons J3.PVgS.53;
stn. kers and feelers J""J 4 21. culls J2.50-i-3.
houth Cimaha. Neb sept 3). Cattle It-celpts
2.3t'. market best "tealv. others slow; natlte
l-'if steers J 1. 4"-?. .71. Western steers Jf4 -..
Texas st.rs It 21-rl i". cows and heifers J3.1or
i "i: canners Ji 73h2.S.": stockers and feeders -.-tr
4 70 cslves J3fj-t.7S. bulls stags, etc.. J2JD-34.
Hoc ltetrlpts 4 W0. market c higher; hxvy
Ji 155 22U. mixed t5.-5.22- light J3.22V--fi5 z$-
?.ga J10S.1O. ImU of sales J1.2r'r3.23. SVe- -ttcelpts
H,60; market steady to -qrc-nger West
ern muttons J3.C5R4 1). stock sheep slow, i3g3.--;.
lambs weak, JIU1 25 '
Toledo, o . i-ept 20. Wh'at active and lorcer"
siit Sept urd o-t. W-a-; l)-e. C2x,c Corn duli
and tirm. No 2 cash end -vt. IHtc; Dec. 244c
Oils dull and s-ieady: No 2 cash and Sept. 22W
T ts- 2-lt-e Kye dull and higher: No. 2 cft-.ll
'4-e clover-ss-ti dull anl iwer; Oct. J5.70 no
2 15 .eC 15. Oil unchanged.
KKPrilbH" SrECIAU
St. Jo-erh. Mo . Sept. 5 Cattle Receipts. 1 .
..: natives strong. Westerns weak; nativea it ts
W..S".: Westerns S3 1531.23- cows and heifer- 1" --;
HI-", xeaa. JT-Qs.Tl: bulls ani stags J3.2""t4 va
st, ekers and f.eders 535125.
Hoc Ti-s-elpts 5 00-3; market steajy; llsht and
an unusually lar-e supply tit nan" V ,,iI
enstbrtng about 1.0 0 bead of ".Ve.tern rarg
anlmlls. The d.maral at in- out -el wis kc-st.
but did rot l-PI-esr to be ruin, lent to Bait-tain
. ". . a.. t .a. taltl. ul. neaw li
lle.l to all rU-". with t-e txceptlori o r r.n
J..ich and harness horses, wrhich -!n "m.-l
r..mber. Ka.t"S .bu lr. ,.SJ ?,
Petiti.-n w
Sr,, Iasal deters fcurd the exlc.it r d -
Sloul t oa account of t-ie lab. r cotirliiatit n"
10 ti.- l-a-t the late approacnl-ig .otton mule
,l"nl?li.l wh .1-.. tsmp.rattv.lt muh qulefr
.'.. 1: ..-h u-..-.-i rv'-.---.-;. -y-r. -Lf:
a . . . at. f lias. inasil l.lria I.IIIT ""
n . .n imnc. il1"
t s-Iltrs nave ueen t-ea
ii H SlOi fif
IE FAMOUS OLD
t".f nc
I Of
II
bext Sunday's RepaSUc.
l.gM mixed J-..afl3.-'i: n:-dlum.nd heavy K 30
ft. .33 tiles . .7a'l3.l5 bulk ta.S-ifla.al:
lower. lamts Jl.75-ja.10. st.ep Ja.Mdl.lt).
THH COTTON .11 KKKTS.
Ill lUrUrl- Very AVriib. on This -sitlr
Closini- Uhs ul K"rther l.f.sw.
M "Louis. Tliut--day. Sept. 2. l'-w
The free sellin-; noted jfterday was tontlnued
to-day anl a furtter decline in future values
took pi ice. I-verpoo! was weak and lower.
-tv.ts b-lr.c or S.3-M and, futures 1, to "'..
ii3nt ntltr.ent on this side was much dMd.d
"Vial C ilTrtet-Quiet at 1-lte declin-. tai.s
Z lailc. s,
flood on! nary
la.w mid lllnc
Middling ... .
llo-xt middllrg
!
10 7 IS
, ID1I-IS
, 11 11 '
atiuiiiin i.tir
Iiagg'ng l'4-m e is. i-rj a-.-
i..n .t.a tl "IS Ilen-n
rta-rclnc l-4-lb . f 19. per yaru;--i. -.--. -..-
le a ac Iron ties J1.33. liemp iwir.- ..- per n
V.aiehouse statement to-daj:
IS X
N'-t receirts to-day J-JJ
Net rtselpts slice fcept. 1 '.ir
Cro-s reeel;ts to-dl) i-J-Jj
f;ro- receipt i Ince Sept. 1 .
tlross h pments to-day - ej.
eirt-s shlfments sl.-ice ccpt. 1 .:-ir.
.X
Still
1 -3
IS.--.
1 l"l
t.s-
ttofc on hand ," . ,--m J
Uierrwo! iiarkrl-S'i-ot bu-dnes-: small at 3-l
cs'lnet uplands G 13-lt- ."Sales J.Cw b.le- lu-
S2, Jl
tutes clo-e.1 lartly steady- .- pi ,"'"
Setrt.-Oct ." "0-S4.1 s : Oct -Nov a 2S-ld s:. Nov -int.-
. -C-6-.1 U: Dec-Jan. 5 1T-M1 s.; J an.-l eh
"New'l'cirk Martet-Spot quiet at 'lc tieclir.e;
mlddlinr 10--.C. Future c!oed stren-r.
rtnu Ifieh. la. Clo-a.
Yes'day. To-da-. To-day. To-day.
... a c;
Feptemter
tletobtr .
Nivemler
I)s--mla:r
Tebruary
aixrcn
New Orleans. 1.. Sept. Cotton ay; sale,
S.5HJ bal. erd'narr S'tc. pood ordinary J 13-lt-e;
low raliMIinir oil-l"e; middlln-r lM-ltf, -roc.1
mlddlin? I0l5-lc. middlin-: fair 10 9-1-c r.e
ctlpU 5.M4 bales, stork 43.1)3 bales Cottoa
futures steady ut the de-line Sept. " Sl-ra c:
Oct. 3 3183 22c; N'ov. S-lTfl") ISc: Dee- 3 1439.1 1.;,
Jan. 8.14-a-i 15c: Feb. ?.i;5i.1Tc: March .1S'
l"e: April 9.1va9.13e; Hay 9.15"t3.21t.
IatvrpooI. ?ept. -0 Cotton small busiJes.
priies lower; American mlddllmr fair Tid. rood
middlln-r 6.l; middlln-r l"M6d: low mid.lllns"
Il-ld. cood ordinary 5 -7M: ordinary & 25-SM
TPie sales of the day were 2.00 bales, of which
;.v were for speculation and export, and included
2.""-) American, itecelpts 3 CO) balls, inciullnir
2-0.) American J"utures opened steady and
cio-e.l barelv steady, American mtdlltni. 1. m
c S-pt 6 4S-ftd v., Ptpt.-Oct S 4S-W i 5l-"4d s
O.t-N"ov 5 23-4.1 s.. Nov -Dc. o 22-C4 "3-K4J
t- . I-e -Jin. i 1T-C-4.1 .; Jan.-1-Vh. 6 14-w"fa la-B4,l
b . Keb.-Jlar-h a 12-64-Ta 12-4d b.: "llal-ch-Apr.1
5 10a-ii iia-t-l v.. April-Mar a 9-61.1 s.,May-Juni
5 e-4i s.; June-July 5 t-"4d r.i July-Aui:.
5 4 CJd h.
New York. Snt. 20. Gat excitement pre
vaiie.1 at the Cotton Kxc&angfi niy-n the resump
tion cf business this l-iornlntr The Ersllsh ca
bled, instead of comlrer hlsther as e-rpected. re
ported a declln The seilin-; became m"re ac
tive and the openlnc cill was at a. decline of
12S1J point-. Tre selllne was general, and. with
advances --vnerxlly bearish, the decline was In
creased to 27GSO points. Receipts at the Interior
were a bearl-h factor, being much lanrer than
the movement of lo-d year The weakness, trxs
itereas-d by reports of unsettle 1 Southern mar
kets vtth spot bu era said to be retreating and
tbe Enirli'h markets declining under the pressure
of ircreasln; offerlncs for near-Lv shipments
which ware emphasized by te withdrawal of
American spinners from th spot markets. In
dications of h-avy receipts to-morrow also added
to the selling movement. Crop accounts wen
certainlv no wor-e if they were not mere favor
able S--UI-iir for Wall street was an active
feature. At times th market was very lrmrulsr.
thouch a few- substantial part lea were buvlntr for
a reicti.it The close w-ss barelr steady at x
net de-line of 25W23 points. Cotton Spot clcee.1
oilet at t4c tl-cllne; mlddllniT uplands lOUc: do
flulf lO'ie; sales 10; hxles Cottcn futures close,!
Kxrelv teaitv. Sent 9 le Oct 9 76c Nov. 9 47c;
I)--- 9 -,c: Jn 9 3V. Feb 3 14e; M-trrh ".."S,-:
Arm lie; JUy 9.25c; June 9.35c: July 9.32r;
Aue. 3.27c.
?Ilnnonpoll-i Flonr.
MIrraarolls. Pert -0 Wheat-Sept. "SiJ.e: Dee.
7it,:7e, Jtay ?,.-: to arrive. N'o. f hard
SI xc. N'o. 1 Northern 7-c N-.. 2 N'orthen TSt.e
Il-np 1-lrst patents J4 4vfi.ai; second patents
JI.2I4 ; first clears S3 l"-J3.iO: second clears
.I2.10g2.2t.. Bran In bulk JI2ol3.25.
Dry tiooilN.
New Tork. .-Vpt. ;. Market for dry goods
nuiet in all lires of staple cottons so far as
ti- !-mnd sof-s. bnt tone continues strong. No
further advances rep-jib-d of any momnt. Stock-.
01 brown Meach-d and coat--, colcre.1 cottets
reporte.1 cleaned up almc: entirely. Dusines
In rrints continues goo-k but print cloths, while.
Vft-v nrm. are oulet. Oingiiams very firm. Cot
ton linings advanced in kid fabric, slleslas.
ptrcalinea et.-
Callfor-ila Dried I'm its.
N'etv Tork. Sept 2f TTere was a fairly rool
market In evaporated apples to-day. but the
market continues quiet and uncharged on tte
I c-ls of 3-z"-c for State common, fffctlc for
pritre. .holce 5-i'i. and fancy ""rjc. Call
ft.mla dred fruits were dull and hlsher Prunas
w-re qunteil at from 3iri7"-c per Ib . as to sixs
and quality AprieotsItotal llfiM.-. Moor Tsik
150 Ik. l'caches 1'celed 14friSc: unpeeled S3f-c.
Coffer.
Nee- Ycrk. Fept 2i C-ffee Fpot Itlo quiet;
N'o. 7 l-ivoiee Strc Mild quiet: Cordova ""a'tlle.
Iutures opened steady, with pilte-. 51710 poin:-i
1 wer. and ruled autet and weak under liqui
dations, f. Hewing di-Hippointlng cable.s; h-avy
rei cipts at Itlo and hantos unsatisfactory Trarc
houe debteries and tre tarl-h attitude of th
irot butp- clised stead-.- at a decline of S
ii.ints Total -ales. !tii) hxg. Ineludtngr S-pt.
7e Oct. Tc, Iiet. 7 21c: Jlarch T.S5Si.t5c. May
7 "0e.
"ilrt.xl Mnrket.
N-t Tork. irept 2" Aide from another drop
of 30 polrts 'n tin ihe leal market fer metals
exlilMt-,t little animaticn The kiss was caused
b weak adtiies from abroad and a lack of
speculatl.e inteivst The elose was xer- tt-aa-c
nt I2-S2S 2T1- Tic-iron warrants ruled dull -ind
unchanged at Ji 3T,-"rl0 31 It-ke copper da 1
at Jll.Ta-llT la?ad was dill! at Jl 3.1, xnd
speller Jl Pi-fl 13 The bitters" price for lead,
was Jl. anj for copper JltV.attl-i.ST-a.
PLUCK OF A BRAVE BOY.
eluiniii-tl From St-conil-Stoiy Win
ilow to Save a Tiny Girl.
IJKPrBl.Il. SI'ECIAI
I'hlladcli'hl.i. J'a.. Sept. . Edward
"vVideraan. a U-year-old boy, whose home U
at Tvvtnty-second and Inscrsoll -street?,
made ;i heroic attemiit to save the life of
ISeatrlco llonell, a. 7-ycar-old -flrl of 213
Jit-jersoII street, who was so seriously
burn.sl while iil.iytns around a bonllre In
front of her home thut her death Is expect
ed at Ihe Wom'n's Hospital. Whllo lisht
In: a piece of lurer at the ilro the wind
blew- the flames im.lRst the child's clothes,
lt;nitinr- thim. Jn a moment she was cn-xcloi-tsl
in lire, and ran sorcatnln; tonartl
the tiuor of hr.r home.
1 nunc tVi'lcinan was slttlnt; at a ---eond-slory
window In Ms home near by. He triti
Ihe lot's, peril and, despite the distance
Irom the --round, leaped to her assistance
He endeavored unsuccessfully to ttar away
her liurninc clothing. Ocorge. Llndsey, .1
lad al-o livirs on ItiRcrsoll street, went lo
" pieman's asiit.tnce. and was severely
burned t-'pon the bands and arms.
Mrs. .Mary Widemun. IMwartl's mother,
was attnictcd to the t-cene by Httlo Ilea
trice's cries. She ran to the boys' asslrt
nnce and was also badly burned. The driver
of a passing wagon saw the child's Plisht
and hastll "umpin- from the vchicl
wrapped a rubber blanket around the un
fot!inate slrl Mnnthtrlrit; the flames. Mrs.
WWiinan earried Beatrice to the Woiran'i
Hospital. where her Injuries are pronounced
to he of a very eerlous nature. The thlM
! frightfully burned about the body and
lower limbs.
SAVED BY HIS BELT.
Liiu'inan Ksc;ii-.'.s Death, hut Is
Terribly Ilurnt'd.
r.EPcm.it? si'kcj.m-."
Xewarlc. X. J., b'ept. M. John w. Warner,
a lineman of the New York and New Jer
sey Telephone Company, hud a narrow es
cape from death on the top of a hlsh polo
In Belleville Wednesday afternoon, and isi
In a t,crious condition at hU home In this
city.
Warner, with a fellow -lineman named
Splker. was stnnKiti- w'rc in Washington
avenue, near Rutgers, street, when Warner
screamed and fell apparently lifeless, ucalr.st
the pole. A strap around his waist, which
was hooked to a cross-arm. prevented him
from falling to the crountL
Pplker saw that Warner"? ciothintr wa-j
burning. He beat out the flames and. de
scending to the j-xound. summoned several
other linemen, who were working a couplo
of li'ocks away.
When they reached the pole Warner wa-i
still dansllns at the top. but the belt which
held him had clipped from his waist to hU
arm pits. Two of the workmen quickly
climbed the polo and. s'lppinu a rope over
a cross-arm. secured it around Warner's
waist. He was then lowered to tho cround
where a physician was already In waitlmr
and succeeded in revlxlns Warner J was
found that his right arm had been burned
to the bone where the wire had touched
him. and his back waa badly scorched
where his clothing had been on T fire WaS
nLr, TO-J.emovcd to his home. Tie wlrn
which Warner was stringing had a-;--ed
und come In contact with a te-Tuea, itJ? wire
1 m ii r 1 m
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...W "J !S 7S J.71
... 3 74 S.5-: ! ---
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... t I..4 3S f..Itl
.. f Cl 9.41 34 S.31
alXrCU . ....... J.t a-. a.w. a .
Net receipts at I'n'.ted St-ues ports for si
days 11 113 bales, acain-t CT.-C5 tor the ssms
fine last v.s. aid l-"s.521 la-t ear Mt n
i-ert 1 3SJ.733 bales, acatnst 42ii"2 bales raitit
time la't season. Exports for six da3 71.1.T
tales, ag-tlist 731.731 fer the same time last
week. Stock on hand. 132,731 bales, against .27.
771 tales last year.
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