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THE REPUBLIC: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1900.
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ALL-ROUND REACTION
GRAIN MARKETS BRACE UP.
SUGnTTiY STKOXGER TONE
IN SPECl'LATIYE OKA1XS.
Tho Gains Were Small, ilie Top
Prices Not Heiiij? Hold, and
Speculation Was Lipht.
OSl;e llepiiMlo.
rrlda. Oct 19. 1KK.
Tho sratn marliets d!cppoliitt-J Uw traile
to-day. tliey not ciiwlnR iu!t tip to expec
tation?, tbouiil: they one and all rliowcd a
s-mall lmproemtnt at tho close of tlu- day.
'I'liero irre wverul efforts m.ide iurlns tli
d.iy liy th iirofeIoiul tlerarnt to advan. e
l.rU-c-. hut the hull forces .-iprvarod to he
Mislilomlily iloplcted. and they met tilth
n!y imrti.il succe and jartloularly In the
. si. of l,he liigh-priccil rcroal. which
alilliltl hesitation anl H-rvnl :i a
liiiS upon the coarser grain-, which
v.tre moro hiilli-hly iiidlm.il. I-"-r
1-1 tho day tlK re wj a fair undertone
of .-trensth dnelorod. Hip different markets
iis-pondlinj more freely to tho trftorls nf the
lmlN and tho news ami conditions prevail
ing. But the u.-ual .o came to tho fcur
laee near the end of the session, and the
daj's pain was rtntiiUrally retlucetl. the
lirieo Improvement helnc quite ln-iKiillie:int.
In a. Meculatlve way. tl:e situation na
araln quiet, hoth sides shovtinij timidity
.iMut making new ventures, and the aitcre
cate olumeof luu-inetc In the local pit was
rather licht throughout ths tlat.
There it a- nothing that could 1 con.-id-rred
as eneonraqin? from a hull .standpoint
in tho specul.uivo whiat situation tins
raoratac. and It was tome little timo after
the market rnened before it cot Into the
)ull stride, which, to tell the truth, was
a a one to excite pit operators any. Durlns
tne iirst nour or itto in- in ta j-nvm.!-Iv
dead, ther.i r.ppearirs to ho very little
wheat wanted, and when attempts were
made to sell prices cave way. One reason
or this was contained In the day's post
ii!K of receipts at primary Wo-tem markets-.
As far as thoe :n tho Xorthnest
wero concerned, they were almo-t up to
thoe of ft year nso. the cars comparlns
with WO a jeir aj. Winter whe-.it receipts
also held up very well, arrivals here
.tmountiriR to SJ.CW bu.. aKalnst "Ififi hu.
l:it week 2.fvj ha. last jear. Shipments
v.ero liirhter nlfo. thry falling con-idoruhly
below the receipts The lr.iti.il cables wcro
if a character to strengthen tho maiket.
hut their effect was but temporary. Liver
pool opened d hisher In the face of tho
declines cm this side. Arscntine shipments
were said to have been only :M).l)W bu. las-t
week, and London cables stated thit tho
t rop of that country w ould be smaller than
k-,st year's. All the markets on this sale
to sell, and Dec. sold off to TlKc. and Jl.iy
had sellers at OFiC. the bottcm prices for
the day. On the reaction which then took
placo lec went back to Tic again, nnd
TT1MaT7,o was bid for May. but as Con
tinental cables did uot corae as expected the
market eased off ajtaln, Dec. selling down
to THic and May offering at 7STc Ant
werp was reported lc lower than yester
lav, Paris was off v.i4c; Berlin unchanged,
but Buda-Pesth V'C lower. Liverpool held
up welL and closed at tho opening advajico
if sJd. The clearances from this side were
disappointing, at U1.0OJ bu. In flour uid
wheat.
Thera was some buying late on advices
from Chicago that wheat was a buy. hut
the market was nervous and tfiisettlcU. The
cash situation was unsatisfactory, the
amounts taken beinc small, and the week's
clearances of 3.79i,HiO bu. were 5."J,0 bu.
smaller than last week and 30.0C0 bu. below
last year. Durlns tho last half hour Dec.
did not get above TZc or May TTH'uvUc, nor
below 72H and 7GTic. respectively. At the
elose Oct. was nominal ut l.c advance, at
72c. Dec H9U3 higher, at :Ttc bid. and
May lio better, at 77Uc bid.
Tho extremely heavy export business at
the seaboard yesterday did not appear to
have any stremrthenins effect upon the
local corn market this mornimr. Jn the
llrst place, there was no evidence of
strength, and secondly, speculation was
practically nil. Liverpool did not show any
effects of tho big exports either, as It closed
id lower for the day, and the London
market was oft ?ld also, while the Argen
tine was reported to hae shipped but
3M.000 bu. during last week. The weather
was all teat could hate been desired as
fRr as the gathering of the crop was con
cerned, and the cash market was weak.
As far as the Cay's receipts at Western
markets were concerned, there was no
chtrge of Importance, the arrivals amount
ing to 63S.00Q bu.. against D17.9i bu. a year
ago. At this market there was Tj.200 bu.
received, against o3AO bu. last year. Ship
ments from Western markets wero 4 tl,W)
hu., and tho export clearances from Atlan
tic and Gulf ports very small at lTLWO bu.
Oct. was particularly weak this morning,
owing to the cash situation, and declined
sharply, opening .c lower, at 37V.C, and
declining sftlll more later. Dec sold 1-tiC
lower at C3Tc. while for May SJHc was bid.
find later it was offered at that. Thero
were advices from Chicago of an active
cash demand there, and export business
there and at New York of 0..'" bu. were
the bullish Hems late, and Dec and May
Improved. t!i former selling at 3IlJc, and
closing Uc up for the day at S!KJi4c buy
ers, when May was also that much bet
ter at 3fisc bid. Oct. continued weak ow
ing to further declines In cash, selling at
STc to 36"lc. closing He ofT. at the latter
risked. The week's clearances were I'.SSS,
sor. bu.. against :.S3-j.i" tu. last week, nnd
5,C,O0O bu. a year ago.
The speculative market for oats attracted
tut slight attention, and for that matter
was practically neglected, there being no
dealings during the day. There were bids
of 2,iic for Dec and H?io for May. Oct.
was nominal at c decline, at 2:-tc. West
ern market receipts were 413 0'JO bu.. acalnst
415,000 bu. a year ago. including K.0n bu.
locally, against 15.100 bu. last year. Ship
ments were 479.C0O bu., and exports 31,000 bu.
ON THE CUniJ Wheat weak; Dec of
fered at 7Tii;vc; puts 72Hy.Sc; calls 73
6 He
Trade Gos.lp.
J&apt that two weeks ajc th CSrctnnatl
Prtoj Current .tated th H-slin fly wtw a.p
peartiur In erly-awn wheat of Oh-o ttnd In
diana, there ha. Iieen nothti.ir so far said tbls
AKai regarding tho Insect which. In conjuro
tlon with drnupht. worked puch irreat damaire to
the wheat crope of tfcee two Slates. It wa-i not
untn early Nov. of laet jear that com
puilnU of Ifesstan fly damajm becon to bi
reard. Tlie first serious complaint was embodied
In the Ohio State report for Nov.. wtJch
ald that fly and drousht had reductd the con
dition of wheat to ?7. a-d It was In pnor rhane
to early winter Uy Dec. t th crop of
Michigan was reported badly damage,l by ny,
and similar reports earne from Ohio an.1 In
diana. So !t will to snen thit Hes-lin fly .lani
n can j-et be heard riom. It Is known, how
etor. that farme- have delayed seeding In these
States In order to hold off the ey from worklnt:
In the plant until eecere weather sets In which
w-ni prevent the"- depredation until next rwrtnir
at any rate. That Is. If there are any to "d-i.-redate."
"
-The. Argentine uhlpped tsa.Vn bu. when and
rel.OM bu. eem this tr-ek. ajaln-t 94l.oro bu.
wheat an-1 C6.00 biu enrn last week and 1 (TC2.
W bu. wheat end klCIO) bu eorn during eor-
lcsponaing wceic Ia?t tear. Slneo Jan. 1 that
tfuiiiry nas srippe.1 iw.ll.O'io lea. wbeai. ctim- .
pored with M,24CW bu. for s.me period last
A London cable reads: "Argentine crop ac
ecunts cenerally unfavorable at present, po'oitlns
t le .1 still smaller thap last reason's and
111 1- Inferior to last vc.tr'F. Linseed hancst
tim:i,.T es second week In Nov" The
stattn:. nt regarding a rmaller yield than last
.ear nur co. but how do they know the aualltv
wlll be Inferior? " '
Japan Is repored to have raised
aapan is reporee. 10 nave raised a rrm f 1
J2.lC7.piV) t,u. w-hent this year an lnerea.- oter
.-v jrj. ;. ui .v.j.-. uu. i-aciiic t.oat tnllM
r?on .nITll
iuuna japan a coinpeiuor m mo enert both last
year and this, selling Tour cheaiter than the
American product.
Chleaco house wired that In answer to In
quiry their Argentic- correspondent cabled it
was too early yt to say much about the crop,
but damage exaggerated.
Th Argentine wheat vie ble decreased 40 o-V)
Iki this week ard is now l.M0.rK bu.. ncalnat
3,?S8.CM bu. last 3-ear. Cera visible Is 312.00) bu.
itcalnst 132.000 bu. a week ago and 2.7&.Geo bu. a
3 ear ago.
Tho total shlrment of wheat for the first nln
weeks this season showed a loss of about ."a.0(v
tu. from America and Canada, a gain of nearly
2.000,000 bu. from Russia, about S.O0-.VV gala from
Roumanla. while the Argentine exports hate
fallen off about -.TO.OOO bu.
The flcures of th Bulletin fle. HaKes this
1 ear would Indicate that the exportlnc countries
wouia nave a surplus 01 aooai -.oun.eii iu.,
ipened better, the Dec. option selling here ,
,ii.c hlcher. at Tc. nml May had buyers I .. . '?at-.
at !SUo up. at 77ieT7Uc A let-down n7: rrJVJ 3if
iiiickly followed this vood start on attempt:! :." . SV ' ?, :'y
while the Import requirements ot the tcorld ar , D. S. Jleats Cx.l. lot: Kxtra short 7He: c'rlbs
tlgured at about 24.0-30.OW bu. more. t T"c; elar Flies 7"e: lellle 8i.-is4r. as In aver
London's stock of oaf. most of which Rus-1 ": Plates 6ic. Dealers charge higher en small
sian. bv the last reoort was C.ir.".0o!) bu.. an In- . crder.
,-rease of 1.92O.O00 bu. during Sept. and -.705.000
bu. larger than a year ago-
Quite a decline has taken place In ocean
freights. A St. Louis exporter says he can now
cet a throuch rate to Liierpool as low as tho
one had In Sept.
Liierpool received a goodly amount cf wheat
this week, tn all W4.o by.. Including 63i,CiO bu.
American, but only 295,U-th) bu. corn.
The Modern Miller outlook: The reedinr of
winter wneat is nearing completion, ana nomine
f an unfavorable character Is beard regarding ;
ili proffrcr trtnlnff tpcratlon are fully up t
thf a. erase tor mis time cf tte rr. MiUers
rerort a fair Hour tra.lp. with the daman J better
Tor haril han for oft inter uiivat Hour. A-I-
Mcej rrom tho dlstribuilns polstM Indicate conJl-
tlmia f.itonr:l for in lnaw la traJc. with a
more scttlfd wheat market.
IJi t rru..il -nM-'-a ili.n r,r.nwt fnr thf- AT"
Crntlne wheat crop axe lco.mins less Jaorabltf.
Can It (.mtu, 11 our, Ktm.
WIiHAT C..-.I. matt-UatlV' -.S3-! Al a" I
7 -ars l'V-il anJ 0 cam through. Ktr dcbirulM
initlln jt pr.ulc of hull v.lnur tlur uaj a tifl
rute tKinan.J, at Flrongrr jrica. tike current of
ff rlnj taUn ty the city ami util mills. "
rrtuIcM wnJ oS Ktock trv UuII. Hy m."i1-.
Mirttcleil. No. 2 ltd K)1J at 73c tMs nnJ 73o lur
Ion to U? f-r choice i; Hide. Na 3 utl at V.s- lor
IKwr tr TCK'ic, No. 4 u Inter at cac, no-KruUu
tt HrTc liard winter ilrm, t-:t dt-nuind i-ry
-..lratc. .. Z 5eHHii- $1 w'ttiOc, mi... -N'.v- 3
t w-, MMtM ColotuJy -o.i at i5-3 wkkfJ Ji.
levator; No. 2 n-d TTc, No. 3 r--l To-iC Ni.
CUllN Oash irurtvet-- ...-v- .1, C3 cam I-tK-al and
t c.u- through. I-)ur ualn; -o much new .f
fcrri. and OinrKinc nM dwnn with it. I.--V-..I
ui'i MniDin o-'inundt liciit- ti: t-.eaier i-nii-
.; i .ut-rw .,v amiI
.ultcl.fl. N". tulil ul
Tc fiT .M. ami 37e to 34'sc fur n-nr; No. 3 ! t
.tt 37v"t;... and n w -.--,'': old N.. Z Mlal
at W-.-. "' J -N-- 3 -". at X(l-o d 59c; oM and
ejr .u cr.
UATS-J ah markot Itticltol. licai-s Ix"il an i
!" t.ir ilnouh S'tea.lv. .ul tert aiuiri. An
&.rlXzZ ,l!SZlA?ZSli'z?.
Ji-m.',ni liylit ti'in filiris nnl t.rt imnh "
trei.- Wtjry. II) i..impl.i en trk N". " wld
lit S'jc. N- J Xiiitlivrn at i'.'z'mi. " -
white .,t I i.iJk". o. Z ii.'. Ill Il'slti'V. "
do. at nlJI1;.
KYi:-fnol.i- No. - In .1,-in.iii.I and fM at H'i
ft.'i- d.. li ride, but tadinary net wurtu
KJ -.'.: -Soft nluer fi.un ich fIota- rale that
rrl'-'a IiHtv l pen Mad d 5c. tort tlw lowtr ratt-n
Iiaw n t lminot! tra.ip Ilt.d v intern ar m. I
:irtn) at fi-rin-'r f.curM. and mjM. tho .....-ii-pf-
da... ti Jn tin rtMTii-tiin KMit trad'
UcM. HmN In- i-aMt" c iraliy ei.tlr-ly tuu ,
1m. Qut i!Uai' on pM. winter ..h-Mt Hour ;
..
rr- n J11ot lsi.niq W "Ci7. rt ratjfhts Ji-
it .J. -tn t.4ne J3 ZUlZ.Zi. ilear :-'': ';
up.! nxilluiM J.' i.v :..'-'. Ilird winter In Juir sk
Sr '.iiZ mi f r Inkers. J.Vi.3 for slratBliI. and
12 SI1 : i-, f.tr ti.it nf A
lt i: riH i:-Jutbir.c at j:.li In rk-. ar.d J3.K
In IM
OUIN MI:aIj tMO; rcarl mal. RTlts nd
lietrlnv IHi
Mll..l'i:i:i-nran h-ld fl-mlv at CV In Hre
nnJ 7; In mrd!! fk . ind In bulk nt l,vc I'.
trk. lwis hot !iuvr "rarce at thoe rales;
lr.ixm frd luiitaM) 7l:u. At mill br-ui Jubs
lit Tmtj and t.'il;s at v. .
II k -Ituvitol. v;. W 1,,-al and 1(3 Inns
tlinch, shlrjiM. 3u ln. Arrltals much Fimll
r Krd tntrkrc r' firm .n di-lrable fs-:inir
icradt-s. Xut so mucij want-I f.r sl.lpmrnt nr.d
ih mediums fjuleti r l'nilru troni; and rea ly
Fale. rts H Nst titter PrUes rx tr nrc.
TlmottiT IIS Tor choi.-e. ! Zi iII.M for N.. 1:
, Ji"...iull.ii for .v.. ;; Kw fur No. 3:
, VZIX xllfvuk7 ""'
: tirain.
for .o.
I.&A1-C.!et. -caflonal car lots ' Jtlourt
kMI at SI-', bet standard brands north 51 'i J
4.ri
MTilVrnTS rirm at Jt.fC
URAsS fci:mS Cloter lS9.r.1. Ttmolhy S3.T
4.!S. re.1 tp. tt" tor chare to JS.:o for fancy,
other siis nemiml.
CASTOll llrkXNS Bid R.3 per b'i. tyr print
lp cartots.
IIIllSi:nn (MS rsT 1V lb. vvr- basis.
l'UVXSKKI-Pelicrj asked 51 $, but butrrs all
cut of market.
Prices on 'Cliangr.
Tr follctlns tables athow the ranp rf prices
zn rutures aru casn cmm.
Cliiscl Rancrd
Clccd
To-day.
7i n
7: b
77", b
r,
rn.w'i b
..u....
K', I
r n
SUIl
IIHb
Thursday. To-day.
...71. n ....f....
...-tl7lK 73 i7r,
...7iT-, 7-r,fiT;i,S2'i
...37'; R 17 H3-".
....n-.tijia. r:T,w3i't
...33-, II ... if ..
..-JTvii a Siv,5sj
..Jtn
...r;tiii a ... r ..
...n,a ........
Wlieat-Oet
IS!
May
Ci'l. Oct .
lee
Yar
Mat-
Oat.s Oct .
Ive
JIar ....
Cah wheat, com and cata rangcl:
ear. Thurvliv.
Tixlir.
73 5J7I
7't UTJll
t it;
1USIJ4
1W....
.l!S
3'. CiI7U
4 tii-tj
; u:4
Y:
37'i.r....
a'-wit
ra-tf"";
rn:ts:t4
:Iv:i4.
T?:-.7T:t;
7i aw,
es oo
1 flfS'i
. fii,
31 r37vj
iltui
S-J fir ...
riSir....
:'-.?:
:ii ...
rtucr-ii;
No. r hard 7i,rten
No. 3 hard ..fit tiCoH
Corn No. 1 33 ff....
No. 3 "lVit ...
No. z white 31 Hli
Ntv 3 whit JtHJi
Oils No. 3 J4 ft....
No. 3 11ii....
No. 2 Northem.:iitR4
Nt. : white K'iW
No. z white -I'-Hr.',
No. 4 white -Jt'nireii
n ?:n.
.lloveuient of Grain.
IN-ceipts.
Wheat. Corn
Shipments.
atle.
PI. lysils
Odeaco
To!cd.
Detmlt
Kansas city
Milwaukee ....
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
New Ycrk ....
Baltimore ....
Philadelphia ...
rtosron .. ... .
ttli3i Con.
43 SW
Ai ?
...ru.SiO 4?.il
i.S33
14.2W
3.TS
3.7V)
ZV'f.
37.0-1
M.1H 4l.l'J
4.fO)
..IT?.?.
.. i;
..411W
.. n..-.:i
..I17.37J
.. 31.31
7.7i5
3.71
s-n
C,3)
r..c.io
3H-
9.115 liS.(l)
11.4 il 4S.CTJ3
et.i:4
7731
.. 13.S73
M.7.1-3 !.;
i.3: :M.ni
New Orleans
1.01
Stocks of Grain in More.
To-div. Ys'dir. List. Yr.
..S,3M.3 5,319.311 Ia.ST
.. 71.57.'. C2.9IK 4iJ.r.n
.. K.S57 45.152 E.3V3
4.0S7 4.071 2.K2
.. 19,174 19,171 Ml
Wheat . .....
Corn ...
Oatj
Kte
Barley
Contract grades
No. 2 red
No. 2 hard
No. 3 com
No. 2 white com
No. 2 oats
No. 2 white cats .,
No. 2 rye
,.tl9.C57
,. 2JI.2H
. 7.1V.
C.lll
. 4;.30I
yi9,.-.S 1.SM.1M
2-M73 3.40
f'5-J
K.t1
i3,7t7
Mil
:3.i
2.631
2.631
1.299
Shipments of I'lonr.
Bt. Lnut, S.2S7 Ibis.: Chlcaco. 1S.M1 bbls.: De
troit, w tbl-,: Milwaukee, I.C50 bt.li.: Jtlnnea?
olls. 44 6-3 bbls.; New York. e.SIS bbis. and S.S77
sks.: ISaltlmore 01 bbls.: HoMon. 1jSS Bk?.;
New Orleans, 433 tbls. and i?S ek.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.
Ft. Louis. Friday. Oct. IJ, lo.
The produce markets wero quiet, and the recl
ine was generally weak. Ilecelrts of nearly
everythlnr: were heavy, while the demand wis
tlow. and stock, wero heavy. Shlrrers were
practically out cf the market, while Iical dealers
bought tery sparingly.
Potatoes wero weak and loteer. Receipts of
Northern stock were Icaty, and there w.s lit
tlo dernard. Offerlrps of hocne. grown werw lib
eral and early Ohlos were lowtr. Iteceipts by
rltir wero also hcay, and the m.irktt was weak
tr.d lower. There was a limited demand for
choice Etock, but common stock was not wante.il
Swc-t p.;tltoes were dull and plentiful. Ite
ceipts were htavv and the demand was .low.
Tomatoes wtre dull and uncnanired. with offer
lnirs nniiile fur the demand.
Cauliflower was again scarce and firm, with
cfT'rlnirs light and d-mand fair.
Cabbage wn in good d.mand and firm. Offer
lrits wtre IlKht. as hlcher prices jald by other
markets tended to curtail receipt!..
Onions were dull and weak. There was a llrht
demand for choice stock, but ctunmin or Infe
rior stock was negle-ied.
felery wai steady and In fair demand.
Apples were dull tuid weak. There were no
rlier receipts, and rail receipt were Hr,ht, but
nest of ti;e cflorings were cnnmion or Inferior
fruit, vrhlla the demand was confined to fancy,
mm J. well-packed fruit.
1'eirs w ere scarce and Crm. with tho exception
cf Kltfers, which were dull and plentiful,
tjulnces were dull and slow.
Crab apples wcro plentiful and dull at Ira
charged price.s.
lrai-es wero etesdy and rnchamred. Offerlnss
Tere moderate, raid there was a fair demand for
kr.i r.d stock.
CranbeiTlfs were In fair demand and steady.
with cfferSncs light.
Oranites were aulet and steady, with cfrerinis
ai'out equal to the demand.
Lemons ware dull nnd slow, with offerings
moderate, but In excess of the demand.
California fralta were firm and In good de
mand. Dried fruit was stesdr an! unchanged, but
choice fruit was In good demand.
L,tv poultry wm Jul! and weak. Receipts of
young chickens were hcivy and the demand
slow, but prices were Heady. Old chlck-ns were
slow of rsle. but offerings were moderate. Ship
pers were out ef tho market, and tho local buy
l? wa Ileht. Turkeys were weak and lower, ns
offerings were heaiy. while the demand was
lisht e.n account of the warm weather. Ducks
were .lull and weak and geese were quiet and
stead)
Veils were dull and weak. Receipts were heavy
and owlne to the low price cf poultry there was
lery little deir-ind.
lame was i.ulet and rteady. Receipts were Usht
nnd generally In itr coadltlon. while only
choice stock was wanted.
Wool wis .lull and tmchanred. Rrlpht wools
were In limited d.-mand and steady, but other
grades were dull and neqleoted
, . . ... "V . '' "" ..emaii'i at on.
firtnls pclifeadll?" nrt "" C'
liues were mm and :n rood demand at tin.
num.
Th market wan nulet and stes.tr nt t-este-.
day's ndiance. Receipts were licht and shtp
m. n:w were light, but there was a cool local
demand for choice stock. rresi receipts sold at
15c. Ios off. but cold ftorage cr doubtful stock
was lower.
1 Receipts at Bt. louts to-day were 1,551 cases.
lm pmii.irHw .w n ....-v-.
Dairy Proelncts
Puttee Creamery butter was steady and In
fair demand, except low crades, wMch were dull
and weak, ejuotatlon Creamery Extra 3e- lire.
, l&-f3oc; seconds lsc. Dalrt.-Kxtra lSc: ilrsts 17c:
crease 4!i4'ic. COunto" Store-packed HKjC for
jTooii to ...ii-jc iw pwr. iiuie-p,tcKeo J.xtra jw;
tirsts 15c.
Cheese Quote: Twins lHic: euigles HSc: Y.
A. li"c: New York ll"4e. Llmberger l'J'iBlIc;
Swiss 143S5e; brick 11Si12'4c Foresolng are lab
blns prices.
Provisions.
Port: firm. UM. higher.
I'ork n
New standard J -.bblnir f . o. b. MX.
lird enoice steam ti. Fine 1' BZ'.
Green Hams, Etc. Held In car lots. f. o.
b.. Kast Side: Hams On basis 7Uc for IS-Ibs.
mid 75c for 14s. New York shoulders at S'jc.
From the block, del.: Run-of-houe hams at
Tile- ta-ll!rs nr 7";TSs?. as In ateraee.
, i""-11"- .? ,' ,"c2" , ,1S? ,TSi;
llsht: harps 9i..10Hc. CallfornW "'''rTt.c. as In
nveraire: 2ev? otk t-nouldii-s .c. Xa.n smokol
l.xd. meats: Ktra rhcru S-Sc; crlb-i SHc; cl-ar
4Jcs bc. bcIUei S-i:til?-stC of. In a erase; plates
a'.r. as In acrac3i Dlats Tc lcalcra cnatire
ticr.er en "nan or.ir3.
Country Iatird Cj bjc. accorJInc to quti.,y ani
:i
Country Bacon Fair average prices, uniformly j
nit and ;vcll rni-Ats:: F.houlIrs nt $-itf
ir . Fir.es
6S7c; barn at 7Si9: most of the late irresralany
cut and pearly handled; these selling on tceir
merit.
Tallow Country X 1 4;: No. 2 43lic:
rat-kfts' chottftti.c.
urease Juote: Drown Sc; yellow 2c, hlt
-"-. fackris rcaice tvldte 'SiSo; vello itf
4. .
IJtarkct Jit; tonjucs at J p-r dm.; annl a; Kit
Wool.
-Missouri t minois
Slrd. cwublrp..r'
aiol Clv,thlnf..l9 1V,
llraM grid 1otv.I8 vI1
Uurry A: clair
nilved IJ pit
RllKhtiy Imrry.lS fjlj"4
Hud hurry ..12'i'irlJ
l.lktt dnc ...AC .l
lleity tin- ....u eiit
l-nl 14 iU
lt--onln A. Iowa -Mod.
iatnltns..l9itili
Iiruil . cluth-
Irt 11 CTIWi
Ftr trislit ...i; toiTij
lMlk . .1 A. Is
llcaty nne ....11 U2
IVx.. I. T. A.- Ok -
Medium U erl'i
.tr-o X- low. .13 (.ilti
Him m'illum..l4 il
laht line ,...n ii:
ll.jiy iin- ... it (ui:
IMkoLi ,t Weftern
llrlslit iwil ...it il"i
lurk indium. H lull
11n medium.. II nS
UKllt line t till
llt-dty Hue ....It Ml
k .t .-.iiith.
Mo.. Iflfaifnl .11 Jl'j
.1 I !-. is iilS'.
rv 14 Wl
ToliT,ahi-I -
Xi i in
X... -t 'fit
Hum . . 11 lijil
.i:rj ri-it h.ilr
Tnn A tlt-ar.-tt;!
Hurry a: tl .t-
t-l p nil
I m:
lnlejni. .1., ijlil
1 Jt-lit. Im . ..u at:
H-
j -v
j J-ri.
lT llll" . IJ li
,vir.sa. a rtciiruka
Jrlnht mi.!., li
t mrK s s.in.lv. it n;
I jiii- iimiium u i:i,
I IJi.ht lin 13 nn
,:1" - r '-"' " - fc it in
ler-".
J llli.es.
I 1IIIKS ben foM round: RiimuMM T'-e;
Iir P nt. R. . Te.l lV-r; .lr alH"I IS'..-. I"u.
i euml le !t limn currl. l't ear.il ' e 1-s
J Winn t.il.1 on rrlntlnii: (Ireen m!t No. t v. N.
I r "l" Ity :llnl-N.. 1 !: No 1 lie. Lull V .
lrt cull and slue Sc. lrj-!jltl -Jto. 1 IZci Si.
2 i:c
lniiltr. tjiinc nml A euls.
T.lVr. IMLI.TKV raci- rerelpts: Ynunc
(uik.js r,irl itdi keir-Hens ".. ill r.i'tri
H" ininE rn.i.iftstw lu. ks t,. .u'r. Mf p!k
t.s and muis i"ir- i-r ii.2. lM-se Ce. prlns
clil.k. n-, iualai i,t"ci-- lwrll.
M1. We UM" -.'.Mel. swst .Uw-I; nil :
m-i-. tier unz. Mallinls li Je: reil n-nH I
l-'ile-ttlnc t-al JI. KKfi-wlllK ti-al S.T. itnui
l,.ks ?:. nuxm Jl.'i Wild neeje. n. It ttie;
J J.i. k suls 11 : ilotr $1 2i t.-.fcul i-k, larice.
0; t!er caitasv,- w.p i,
, trnl-iti K'l-ldb s
raimilr, j.r ilur . JI
i iil rjl.l.tt.. t- '.
eq'ilriel, tiuns. tk . -iiliritl. oil. 3-e
1 Kli. l.Kti.--Ue .pi ,( t r- i-r iln. for
rm ill l.i wie f..r iinlluni. and it for lari;.
i;.VI.-S-U: ilc- ntull fat ll! t.. 17'. IbO -it
-f tr :i. ; Ikiuv ;... ill. t.i t7ti Hi-1 at 4' -lr
11..- h.irtli. rouuli iind ttiln. l 3' s s'lix
Jiti.1 ttailiecs .lull ut 3i-i(.- tliln and
licks at :!rW r'r lb s'lrnc i.imtji Kites
a lo to l',v i-r IK f r cluitce. W to li lbs. : buck
k-rr.ts 2',i3c
I'riiilK anil Vrireliilile..
Al'l'i.i:. lien Davis ranee In rrlce from 7
M f ." .!...:.!;, I .,.., j,.,r , 4l j-, f,r fur ap.l
l-"1 f 'r .( i fan. otli. r Ul..rti
ir.n,. .a ltoni ij lv) j- imn. at fr..m Jl 4'i
wi f.ir .r...iim. i., . -..,3.i. f..r fim kn.
iuit.il tanii.4 at Jl ii.S
Kri:.s .Ii.. ..,! at IJIjIIc- Nltc-
nt- mIIip- .,i.i. tit . 1.1IVI.1 S hi. and l. r
iwit Uik-ts. Ibkittar.-s liicl.r i li lor
! v Uiskets. Ctti.tLm t.li at Mrlle iwr l'.
l J.i:- (j.i.,,- 1;. f,r
l !'.. .-h. M n nn-l du h
t rt.r.i t i: :; per
si.;-tf '3. r.ir N.t -".
.u.'i .-.- . i. r ,
N.ar l.v K.lf.r at i7'
in a l-ask l
'-'I I.M lSI
.me-nnn at en. r.'-r bu.. loose.
tainUH'l
t .-tt ..rt i.t t-V.' . wr 1.1...
"IIAI; AI'I'LIIsl-W.. ,pt. W eholce Hs-lun at
to j"V t r l.u. Kil-., i
4t
M.Imii:m :i its ;r . : lVtrs-Secke!
at II J7.. 1 .!., p. r ' . ! x. :ti .1 ..Iher tori ilex at J."
't-; t,r 4 '-lb. I.. Tnaj and CornU lion crai-s
r.t Jl viftl. n ,,r 3.J..1,. .-rate. 1't.ili Italian 1 runes
,.r bid i.rl rl'ilJat -" to 7".- 1 r 2iMI. 1k-i.
e-U WllK-. ti...tc: Mexle..n elnatad..r brardl
at 43.7.. i--r li n .,11 trk and at l In a Jotblng
wuv fr.m 'lor... oif st.Kk les. S.ile: I car Mex
,C,,J..,.",.,"J,, "''tl ai J.4i ir lioj e.n Irk.
l.CMii.Ss. cni..te. Jlcss'iia at J3.Vl'.i- fer 3S
i. a-id t tiei tar 2tv-.!ze. e'abfornia at
ri3 i.r ti.
tiltAPi: ritL'lT Quote: Jamaica. 13 to It
pt r Ikj
ISANANAS-Qjcte at JI.3dGI.75 pr bunch, oi
Cr... re.
1Jx.,AI''l-'k'-i'j. :e -ubn at SI.V) per dii.
iWi.VMTsjjunuil. at f!7-M per l,ts In
a small r it t $7 m r !
i:ni:i:i;i:ii;.--j fnir d'mind Good to
iVSe't?!-..."' "''' 'r W'1- Inferior less
....?'' yj,e .-li.- Neitlern In bulk en
lr..'f'i1'ur!,a.nL 'a :l" - .'"'Jl 3T.5K-. ...rl
culled au.I Inferior ft. k le s. li. im-grown sll
ins Ii-.. fiiim rart.i.rs- iiac.m at 27 -i
it ...V?r '.'" '"I'T b'-ff t-k brtpslic more.
jivtc.ii-.14 by b-'.t: Hum near-by lower rltcr
ry;'.'' f I'lnc nt 2i5i27c per bu.
.mu.s-.uote th.- ranse nt from 2 for rcor
1..'.,',..r:.re")i" r"' '''-! "lk t 4)fIV.
CM.UACI.-Quote Found nt 7ii!w. reen do-r-ftUo
at its and Holkind sed at H'KiU. Red
c'F?S$.ar.'1 n-ndrnl at $15 per ton.
v ,ATejlj Ilome-greiWli U.itab at ZZItZ!!
per bu. loite for fair to choice, orders charged
nlKher.
tatntng
roots quotable at 2ig35o per doz.
r'1i;,.;J,. JJLANS-4 onslpned lots dull at 235
rs-r half-l.-a. basket far 1'at wax. Home-grown
selling at 30ti71c per tu. loose.
:VAV.'.,.ir.'-nv,'K,t Quote Jlichlcan at J2 per .Ins.
It CUJ.III.IEb Home-giown soll'ng at W73o
per l.u. Jocee.
Itl'TAlUGAP-QuotaMe In bilk at -5527c ft
liOItSUItADISH-Quote home-srowm at U rr
bl.l. n orders.
riALT-SIilng K side: Jleillum at 1! 1. gran-
"l.'e at !1 r'r bbl' Wort!l -c PtT tl1- m'n t6'i
COTTONncn oltPummer lellow S3a, white
2fc winter tellow 43c. and white 44c.
Stt KKT l'OTATOLS- Honu-grown Rerrauda
fe.I at 2u35c and nanseme.r.d at 3-"4if6e per bu.
IJ0?-. anJ at H-7S .er bbl. fer Uerrauda. and
I -5 fir nansemond, nn e.rders.
'AIsnOTS Northern dull at 63o per 1M lbs.
bulk. On orders, $1 ra per .!.
eu'Jirat-lbm--Kr..wn se'd.i.e at JOo to Jl fer
fcal'-'tt b. ket
5:Uh7r? Sell at J1.25 per bbl. en orders.
TI'UXIl'sj-Qufn yi:ne-gT.jwn nt Jl r-r bbl.
oa .!'. s
KM KliKRAl'T-tiuote bbls. nt Jit-.: half bbls.
at Jl ry ifancv band-mad S-V morel, small t-.lcra
chatce.1 b'cher.
H'lNACH Iliime-cTown relllij- at 25e per bu.
loo-e.
KAI.K Hon-e-srown stlllnc at lv per bu.
loese
I.ITTTt'CK Home-growr seWnj; nt VsXtvi per
tit. l..ew..
I'liTtUXr. ONIONS- Quite home-crown white
at ej" ner half-bu. basket.
GARI.H'--wuota' le at 4i5c per lb.
SP.O.-1SI1 ONIONS-Quutable at Jl 4igt M tr
crate.
llsi-ellnnron MnrUefp.
JIIGIIWINns' Selllnc "n .1 ls. of Jl 27.
K RAI iron N1 iliTTAL-lron Wroueht
41e i--r 1M lis lieit- cist 43e. Fteel and mille
nbls 2 and :.- sii'tvpile 2-. burned 15c Ilras
Usht JI. he-tt tw.vn. foiper JU. I-a-I J3.M.
Zinc 1t.' I'ewter JI2,
DRIBD I1ILMTS We quote: Aptls- nraio
rate.1 rinfis at 3kI(c, quarters at z1(: chops
at 'sitc, evwp.rat. d leellnirs at r. eun-dr!' 1
eiuatters at 2ti31Je. eh.-is and pe'l.nirs r.llrelj
loir.lnal. l'eacb.s -Iin -j etporated iniieele.i
balte. at V. sun..lrtd at i!yti2t
1 ilM P.! GRKI'.N I'iMSK-Jnbbluir fr. in f to-e It
Jl 251.1 3.1. Sc.tth at JI.3CK.1.33. split I 4
WIIlTi: IiIkXNS- Choice han l-ilcke.l pe-.t lans
In a jobbing way from stom at J.'(2 Pe.reenel
f-c Pr lb. le'.. AVesiern at XI. 5o; wc-etll) less.
Lln-.-i l-ens at 6c i-er lb.
lUiXRY eVnib at 10c lo U'-fi-n. v white
rioter 145;13c: Inferior, datfc nnd broken e.
llxtracted and strained In bbls. Mj5i,c. In tan
ifr!c ner p. blither.
CA.-iTOn Olle-In lots of 2A) gils or oter, at
!2c per lb. for No. 1 and 1 a:c for No. 2; small- r
qi-er.lltirs ie per lb. more.
OKJI'iatSTrFrs In eir lolsontrt: Ftites
Cottonwotet iicur tbl. Jii.5rtft7; No. 2 Jlii I 3-1:
half Ibl J-"fi5 "'I; toer kej J12ll., l4rd tcs SJS
tioik IJ.l. Hi. lleadi-igs. per set No 1 Hour bids.
I- mill run l.H-ineh stuck for apple bl. al i. ;
No 2 do. 3'j!Jlc: lard tes. 6e- pork l.bl 1"V
Shaced hoot, Plnur btl. Si-rl.M for ro.;pr,
3 for ITrnjsler: half bbls. J2.5i). col!e.l elm 6-
ftMt), 5, oak lard tea, toopr-s hated JCfja.
pork tibl. 13.
IV-OI'I'R.XGK We quote lard tc at JI 15
pork tbls. 9-lc: do. half 1,1 Is. 7; slack nnrk-
ivuim iioop iiuiir 1.01s v-. n.lt noop eio. 33c hllf
W Is. 25c, meal bids. 20-; 1 roduce or arpts" btts.
rKATIinRS-Qulet and unchanee.1 We quote;
I G. White 4c In small and ! in larre s;,s
Cray 2Cc, white old 3.'.tiT7e: X 23!i3l)c: NX lfl
2!. NXX 10I3c. NXXX 6e. Ta"re 3 per cent
foe larj to 10 iter cnt for small rt. Duck
whl'e Vc, .lark 25i27c Chicken New 4-
SIIRHP Ii:i.TSS--illl wool pells at 61c to 80c.
accordlinc ti amount r.f wool on them; lamb at
35ilfc- Snuth-m 2"e!i4'ie: sheirllngs at 20S25e. Drv
.-k. fallen, etc.. 8V ier lb.
I1KKSWAX We quote .it 26'.c per lb. for prtrn"
DEKlkSKlNS. inv -Prime JeersHna 25c p-r
lb.: Texas at 2..T-, .intel5H 12U p.r ji. . co-t 3)0
to V each kids and dunaced'out.
ItiiOTS Ginseng ranees from JS.23 for lere
email toppy. ftemmj. etc.. to Id.COfn.TS for ceod
anl Jl for larfo. ladv slipper nt -7c. Seneca at
-; pink at. lie. coM-n stal at 4c,c; May npple
ot 2'iC: snake 30c white snake at 2c. button
snake 2c: bl-ick ."s; Anselicn :w, waboo rk of
rcflt fc lrk cf tree 2V: bloo.1 ii,c: blueKag 2c:
kn'lH:ap leaves 3c. s.iFafra.s bark 4c; wild gln-
lix'sr-nn OlIQuetable per gil.: Raw at 71c;
'V:1C? at 72o ic ir k.iI less in rar lots.
IIROOM CORN- In onlv fair demend and prices
ate easy, ejuote the rant-e now at from Jv) per
tun for co-nmon lo lv) fur prime; exceptionally
nice brush would brine mere.
isnxiis-rholce I leached at J16 r ton; oher
klos from tlo to Jl...
ItACS.' J7TC- IVr !" lbs.: e-ounlrr n;-s at lae.
Old roj-es-No. 1 ani manila Jl.Ot; No. 2 :. Rub.
ber J'.
POPI.TRY.
Chickens anal I'ottIs nronglit Ten
Cenla Tsvo Cars Went liter.
RnPUBLIC SPIXHAU
New York. Oct. 19. Llv poultry receipts to
elay were three rar Westm. O-e car orrlteil
early and sold at full lite current rates, while
the two other cars d d not get In until trade w-as
e.ter and, while stock was freely offered at Viz
for thickens and fawl. the market did not clean
up. Twn more cars are due to-marrow and
.taut 3 ears In all will be carried over to ntxt
weilc'-. market.
Chickens P-c: fowls pic; roisters 6c; turkey,
fair to goo.!, fiiioc. Du.-ks x est em prime S5
f:65c Geete Western prime pair Ji.12Kl.37.
Dressed iultrv receipts to-day were 733 pkc
Cens.jeral.le lots of waldetl and drt -Picked
chltkeca were forced out at a conc-si.in In
price.. iteaMy i.m- scalded ehlckeus were not
pltnly, ns other kinds of ooultry. and held
steady nt 3-- on aterage prime lutA. Ateraiie
run -,f dry-oh kd chlckers moved slowly at 9c.
while dry-picked fowls dragced at 9c: fir S.nith
itestem and 1(1 S' to fer . extern, and even at
that a clearance this week & not locked for.
Other c!ise3 of poultry unchanged In price.
4'hieago Poultry Quotation..
eMciigo. net. 19. Dressed ivultry firm: turkeys
SHc; chickens iv.
11 n tier. Cheese and Kck.
New York. tVt. 19. Ilutter Itece.pts S.7S7
pkgs,; firm: crcamcrv lC'22t'ic: June erimery
lti2ic; factor- 13Ulrs?. T.eese Receipts 4 -39
pkKS.; firm: l.trg t.htte l.j'.e. .mall while lie;
large ee.loied lb : small colore I He. Rggs Ite
eelpts 9.191 rkgs ; Mrudy; AVt-Jern recuUr pack
ing at mark lOirir. . vtesterr. !os qS. 21c
.tllinitMirmli I lour.
Mlnneapt-II. Minn.. Oct. 1. V.'beat Oct 75c:
tc, e-.v.j-ic; Jlay ,.tre, n itk. -,0. i
hard 7iiC. N.t 1 Northern 7'ijc: No. 2 Northern
73tjii7ti.c Flour prices were unchanged. JJran
mii is sieauy snu snaue razicr.
SPECULATIVE GRAIN
MARKETS WERE DULL.
WHEAT
CLOSED
CnANC.E.
WITHOUT
Corn Lost Half a Cent Oal.s
Gained a Fraction Provi
sions Kuled Strong.
r.iTTtmr.ic FPEci.vr
lKirk.
1 licnl.
fables from I.ivcrp'xil hal allusions to
Ilie griiwlng wheat -rnp f Atg. ntlne which
were not at nit fainrable to th. pre.sp.ct-.
but rather the reverse-, ami Live rpoe-1 ns
rrilsi ,t slit;)!! advance- there thi" inornlm;
to that cause. Iur the sanie n-a-on sjhs
ulativo opinion liere clianqe.l a Utile in f.i
Mir eif the bull s-iIof but was held In lieek
by receipts at Minneapolis nml li:!iilli, 1s
ing 17 cars ln-axb-r than thrM of the e-e.r-resp.ui.llng
day last e-.ir. and IM cars more
than 1 v.- eok ago. The shipmtnls from Ar
gentine for the xxeek xtite- only 2,v.'"' bit..
compared wltli :-ll,'-" bu. tin- xiek Iiefnre
and l,o.Tiyi bu. the like week uf the pre
xioii3 year. Th falling off In slilpnitnts
from thit country was another point In fa
X.T of tlie bulls here-, but til- effect of
that also xtns mu'liiitsl liy tIi- claim that
tlie smaller tdiipmcnis tttre elm- to seartity
of x-esels ami pot to any lack of the
Kiain. Shipments of xtheat from Argentina
since Jan. IaM amount to Gr.lK" bu.. as
against K,17t-te bu. during the like period
ef tlie year ln-fore.
iaocai roeelpt were 2-i
cars, ns ngaln-t 14 l.i"t year. Nox xthe.it
ipetieil at frmu 7i"'iT34i a- ngainst 7a"-.c
yesierilix- at the closs and IVc. at from
7l,it71i.rc. iompare.1 with 7l','.j7lc yester
day. i'ritnnrx Western market receipts were
1072.0m l.u.. as against IOi.wiu bu. last jenr.
and sh!imnts from same 447.v bu.. as
ag-iinst iiixd bu last xear. The rmnparl
sun of the llKtires for to-il.iyan-1 thne for
lat y.-arxtas not fax orable to bulls, as was
a. similar contrast shmtn ji-sterel.ty. e'l.-ar-nnces
of xx li-at and Hour from Atlantic
ports iiiiiniintisi to l'Ooii lui. I.ixtTnool
los.-s at an ulvjnco of 'id. Paris xxas from
'-c to 3c a bu. Ion it and Antwerp l7e- a
bu. elon 11. As the large-t share of Argen
tine s.hliiront.s are inumrte-1 by Antwerp
grain dealers, the great xveakncnj there
xvas tllilleult to reconcile xxlth the repurteil
critical condition of growing wheat in the
South American Iiepublie. "Weather less
f.irorau!.. Ilains and t-torms beginning to
t-.iuso antcty." xxs the tenor of a. sieci.il
cablegram regarding Argentine wheat
prisects sent ti the Hoard of Trade. An
estimate of the io!d of wheat In Minne
sota and the two Pakolas. mmle liy :t
MitineniHilis grain commission llrm and
basi-el on thrashing returns aiiel an unusual
acreage of ') acres mnde It 1S.(oiiuii bu.
Sale-s for Kliipment of lt.vi bit. what
were reported here and of 42 boatloads for
export .it tiio criihoarei. Philadelphia xxlrcl
near th en.l of the session: "Just cot nc-
ceptnnce-,4 of offers made tn Continent an.1
Pnllcil Kingdom and more nibbles for Chi
cago No. 1 Northern." Deo., after selling
as high as 7:"-c, clos.il at 7ic bid.
Corn.
The uuginrtiit in the corn pit was not as
octlve as might liuxe been exK?clel after
yesterday's sudden .Iron of the elet. 1I0.1I.
or xx-nai at least had that appearance, al
ipearance, al- j
ho belli x-e.l it T
tiii.umi mere xti-re- uianv
K.ifer to ilo their -iieculatlng In Dec. nn.l ,
Max- corn than take the rlik of a possible
revlx-al later In the month of tiio l.ite
iiuu.-iie t tne snorts. Local receipts were
CM ears, as nga'nst DID cars the similar elav
f last x-ear. The shipments hence were
"al.i bu.. as against "77.I-.M bu. a ve-ar ago.
Atlantic iwrt clearances xxvre 27t,M hu.
In addition to yeitoniay's enormous phlie
Plng trade. Ci0.tnl bu. wtre reporteil sold
to-day. Argentine fchlnmvnts for the we-tk
xtere only 0I. bu. t:stlmuted recelpbs at
Chicago for to-morrow were ."VjO ears.
New York it ported 112 boatloads of corn
sold for export. Oct. com opened at from
2yi;C down to ye. sold ns low ns 35T;c nnd
cio-c'l.-tt 35' ,c .Vox-, started at from 37a4e
to 1-lhc les.s, de.-Ilned to 37c. rose to 37.q
and closui at 37t-o. Dec. opened at Zj'&
Cj'jc, sold up to 30-ic and closed at 3a',.c
Outs.
Iluslness in the specul.-itlx-e department of
tho oats tnnlo xtas Indulging In one of Its
immi-rous s-omnole.-cent llts. It made as
e.lnso un approach to complete, stagnation
as It could well reach and still maintain Its
character as a market. Doc. opened at
"l-fciiUe, sold as low as "lc, as high as
22e and clo-nl nt the top. as against nr.
the day before. Ical receipts txern 2.11
ears, as nmilnst TPi the same day of tho
previous year, and shipments lienco wero
41i.") bu.. as compared xvith U..00O hu. the
similar day of last year. Imports from the
sealmard xverc 4I.(xX bu. Tl-timated receipts
for to-morrow xxcre ZS) cars.
K .
lire xvas firmer and at the close of the
session shoxxed a gain of 'Stj'tC. There was
somo liifiulry for spot rje for export, but
nothing worked. Trading was Iw-tter to
day than It has been for several clays past.
Ib-celpts xxe-re: larger IS cirs and shlp
nunts 3,liVi bu. Tliero xtere no exports out
of Ni w York. Two ears of No. 2 wero
taken out of private elex-atcrs. No. 4 to go
to store sold at iv? ami No. 4 f. o. l., xery
xur lo choice, Ilc Oct. delivery ranged
irom rK to TiO'tC and clieed nt&J'.-c bid.
Itanue of Futures.
Articles
Wl eat Oct.
Nr.v.
li-c.
Oisin.
Chicaco. 111.. Oct. U.-The sneeulatlvt- Nn Mil er !.;, ui.". V ..' ,T- r1.':" rV,." "'"" fV .. "..'... !". . .... '
grain markets were In a WmIdormant eondl- Z:"&X fit,1' ? ! '" -- ' ''t '.' SrT'SS.;,," ',??prfi.";" m?ntTorS- " accom",0"'tl0n3 at w "0lK"
lion and price, uer- not materially changed. , ?h"rwV&hZJZ?U ?. .?!,str'l-", o.'linib'J-wV". ! ARKANSAS.
Whi.tt was siilstaiitiallv at the same price .-s ,,,-! zSr- 'a '-'-.'c .'.".'i '" ""- "' .iiln- tlTennss tt.n- lkitlt.s .nd I HOT RPPINOS. ARK Pop.. ": Oreat
In tho end that it .'o-.il at ,cM,lay; com V' ta' 'ffi'JXZAA i ltfZ,Zr.f.,Z'S:&lTM l iT'nrV1 irSln-
uas i.s- down for th- current month's .10.4,,:. z"l$Z "' , ,-.,. ur,T!"?l',". " SrfrVSi JTO' "' ' '' "-' dantlmth-hou.-.
livery and without alt.r.itlon for Nov. and' .: anl ... t. .V..tt.iJ i.itk.n, t,i. 1 '. tilrV-ailZ. IsStVTn the" ,T utrbf antlioritv rrlMl Pt-il-s r.overnp.rnt unde-
l)c. Oats gained Ki: ria.-.id Ie from -iarrli MXnK .h ,l,'',,.,,,',:i;,t.' VZ "i vl'1' "' 'n.! mim-m krt.bs an.1 Misp ""Jf--r,r: Tnt'"' J- lo KVvrr !a"' !.
. . . ;. i , t i .-,., . . ..t iimiM ,ad.Un if. ."" .""''"f hleral 'ln -I'- re(l.ili,., i.a,r. . k--1 .I.rrar.1 iretr.llej ,: to 7. jr week. Frank Daniron. pros,
-e to 4.-. p,.,tislons ruled strong nt m-iteil- ,' "SJ; 'ad'1 "i. In ..frer)n and a -"''; J n.k-r- ! ifir , un wjil i irrivnia
ally higher Pliees without n.-nlion of Oct. Vl k &l X,WZJXZZ J?: iL,,h,sT 'i7 T. .""!" . 5'iT' 7Z: rAcnv TTT.is'r 'Carles Hotel: rop.
Clc.
...;jvv,
..JIVii'l
...S'4W3,a
...S'.-Vi
...3.j25I.
...36
...21i
...21',
...21)S122
... ll.oj
... n.27'4
7J.1
VIS
Ctirn-Oct. ...
Nut
He.
31 y
0.--ts-Ov-t. ....
Nor.
D-c.
I'crk-Nov. ...
Jan
Lard -Oct. ...
Not .. ....
Jan
Sh Rlbs-Oct.
Not-
WcWs
21'.:ilS
2P.
21
11.12H
11.42X4
"i".92H
k.77',
r.w
6.25
11.1M
11.27H
"2i4
6.79
b.CI
6.22H
11.12'i
11 4')
..91
b.!U'i
C.77a
K.fO
6.2.-.
6.02'-
fihlp.
Is Ol
.7J
6. Ml
.22H
Jan.
b.v-t
.02'a,
ii.9..
Receipts nnd Slilnruciil.
Articles.
. Ree.
,. W.OO
..rji.io
,.4l3.iil
,.2-,6.0s
,. 21.ts
.lK4.i.i
Flimr. Lhls. .,
XVhent. bu. ...
Corn. Lu. ....
oats, l.u. ....
Re bu
Hurley, bu. ...
s-i.e.0
narley,
Th barley situation was weak and lower
with a decline of l'ific Receipts were Si
ears. Shipments were 24,6!; bu., ond ex
ports out of New York nothing.
Plaxneed.
Flaxseed continued to rule) slronir, and
was irom ".Hp? to -!c above yesterday's ael
X'arced prices biter In tlie forenoon. Trad
ing at the improxemint was rather large,
rt'-ut seed was In urgent elemaml again
from crushers, and as the receipts were
light II cars- there xvas some competition
for them at a rise of 4c. Shortly before
the closi) the market e-.n"ed off a little in
sympathy with the Northwest markets, but
again reacted and closed strong. I'uturea
linlshcd from 3c to 'e higher. Oct. ranged
from tl.Sa down to $1.!i. and rested at that
price. Nov. started at S1.741'. and ended at
J1.7T. bid. an J Lee. at M.71 bid. May nx-ei-agel
from tl.7rt't to J1.73 bid. and stopped
thire. No. 1 Northwestern sold at J1.S3, and
Kcuihwtstern S1.M. Shipments amounted to
1 car, or 712 bu. .Minneapolis rcceix-ej JS)
cats, compared with 23 a year aeo. Du
luth's arrivals were M cars, against 13 cars
the satnu day last year.
Timothy and Clover Seed.
Timothy seed xvas moro active than it
has been for a number of days past, exen
at an advance of 13c for the Oct. dellx-
ery, xvnich closed at i.4. spot seed was
reported unchanged at from $3.-3 to .! ,
for common to good need. Very little
choice seed was seen on the market and
would sell nt even higher than the oufldo
prico quoted. Receipts wero 14MS5 lbs.,
and shipments were ..,13 lbs.
Tlie c'oxer seed maiket was rather weak
for futures. Oct. seed that was offered at
JlO.Ta jesterday was offered to-day at S10.2...
xvith no buyers. Spot seed was unchanged,
ranging from $7.50 to $10 per cental. Re
ceipts were 1M.013 lbs.. large compareel
with recent arrivals. Shipments amounted
to 3.2y) lbs.
Provisions.
. . .
ane provision maritut was s-nin-f nticr i
hating shaken out Its overloaded longs,
Nothing xvas elone In Oct. pork, and tho
Impression still remaining in the pit is
that the great bulk or the shorts were
eltleil privately two or three days ago on
tiio basis of $16- Jan. pork xxas strong
and closed at $U.4' or 20.' adxancir on '
yc-tenlax-'s final Ilsures. Iard roso p.-c i
for Jan. delivery. Oct. ribs rose 40c to 1
S0.S0. as compared with H..50 the day previ-
niie. Jan. ribs gulne-d iic on the previous
1 or
5
Oil!
lay's figures. Iaocal run cf hogs was 32,-)
head, and the aggregate aitne chief West
ern packing places was H.it-O head, against
&.0f0 head the year before. Liverpool re
jiorted declines or M each In hams, short
clear backs and Cumbcrlands and 3d in
lllch. Low.
7et4 73
71'. 73;;
74S 74!;(t4
SO,
37'. 37
siVftj rr.
3."ia 2.
21',1lS 21?;
21.W4 2P4
lanl. nstlmatc-d for to-morrow run of
hogs at Chicago. l.K).
3IAliKi:T iiv TllLUfniAPII.
New Tork. Oct. W. fbmr-Keteli ts 3S.42 bMf :
ex:oru 13.333 tblj.; mies vn i-k,; iuitt but
steady wlllmut Iurll.tr .haiii- lite Hoar uulst.
r-ney W.S.VJ.W. Ilinkwb-jt Hour st.a.lv. J:..'l
Jl. ltUlkttheat .lull rii..k.. .. . f .. Y..rfc-
;ornimul uulet. ve.lu'aj U.-trin 's-e. cliy '." .
u .Jiirt. 4. I.,. .... i .:-, d l.ii. fii
i,,,.r" 34.tf bu. ni. s.t t-nly. ..i. : nil
v ...' ". '- ."'at nnd 77V- eletatnr. S. I
r.i; .lM."rIi- "u.Ul ''' t ... b. t!.sit; . I naid
......i, c,-.,- ,. ,, ., ..tt.,.,! ,T.ti.tft. tert si.it
nil
.... ...it in.i:nt.iml ., stea.K' ti linn inn-
lee- eii-i.i u ... 1..... j-. . ..... 1.. ...... t..
s- lei., ejp.., ;( ,., b Jt-, t.( ,, ,,,..,
J3..I ..,.;. t S ;; . -v ,:,t,, x ttl,,e
r:i!..'. ': . 'lte 2t,X ,-, ,rl. n.lx.d Xe-letll JJ'j
..-TS.i l:i' '''-. Wesle,,, a, St.te 2-..
......, ,,,, i(lv, ruurHe-s iv. ,i steady. Hat
leady llojis r..,!.-t ,f stiudf. Cut In an
. pikie.i ,h.uMers djii.-' l.ir.I l.rtn:
stern s-.-.ine,! J7 4i. ,,,., ,-!.;! jy I., T,ttiliv-.l .
eni..j sra,lv ..otk .lr,,,.T r,,,.n, 11,4.1,
I 1. '-:ill.K Tall...- ,.is,. .-itv !. tsr
j.i.kagi 4-s.fllx,, . r..u:.iry !. fr..t 4t,v,i.
..lt.nee.I ,., t. ,,1, ,,r,n, jrw 3.-.l,3.V. Ite-e
stea.lt. Mokisev p i.j.
Kiinis -.tl- M.t. o, : P XX beat-Dec tA.lf
C3,
.Xl.it- ...1,4,. ..-!.,. ,..1, N- ;n,;,i.1,ji.i
Mlft-rf, X,. 3 i,, 1 it.,-. No. 3 6at..s.
I' 23J3.- Mm 3l'..3..e- en.li N .
N . ;
"-.tn
2 mxd
34t.t-e X.i white Jl,. N. 3 37.
Oils
2 wl.it 2lff2i:rc. Itj,. -No. 2 I7e li
-e..ice lltnollit Ipe riuee i.r.lirl S 23. Ftillter
-'Snaiton lvt.M,.- ,:jIr, .f.int.y ,;,. j;v. .i.-,,.,,,
. !.t.'T''l,- "'beat 171 -v.: e-.rn 27.vrt; e-ats
4'Ii.h ,'"I',nn,-tVhat 179.JijO: corn 23,l': .ts
Chieig.i. jy . rct. 19. iv,;, quotations were
as follows: Pi..ur .!..!! nnd .tv. Wh.-at-X.. 1
V'nn!- '', ' '; N". 2 re. 73X-'i73e. '..rn -v
; Sl'am(' :"- : yellow sm-iiije. Oats
i?.?, S''-'.e. No. 2 white 2--. N... 3 white
-,-i r- lit No 2 4'.,c, Iti.let -Kilr to e hole
inall nc i4i.73e. ri,,Ml No. 1 $ V. No I
Nertlittoi.rn i t.-. Tin-ot..r seeii-rlm H 121
,.-.. ''".'., 'r?2 l'r Ibl. Jll ii.73 I.ir.l-1'ee
. II... !.. .Wih.'. sTi..rt rll.4 sides lf.-el fr, .
J',"-5''- .,r' "-died sboullers ll.xA'- J4.2r.4ic.
Short el.ar ..-, ibt.l . ; tyi'.ti?. cioter O n-
Ir.i t e..1. ... : ..n ....... . .-.. ..
I .uv ,,- l.uiVr'itTirket "was f trre S 17
J'.-e. .lainc !3,).t. ciiee-e. firm at loS'illV.
Ktcs 'le.uly; frt.(, 1;tii-i
Lltei-l-vol. Ott. 19. Xtheit-F.,e.t-;o 2 red
We-teni winter lirm. Ci r--1 v... I Northern
sinnc dniL f 41-1. No. f California dull t
.'d: flllures sta,v . IM.. (; ,y jr-,.,, i;j tT,,
i". rr Mrwt firm: Ar.ier,..n mlxd. nw- 4s f'4.l-f.m.r-.
stendt. Not. 4s 2d- p.,- 4 p. I Ian is
I'i'id lle.elp'x ,.f ttbeat ,lu-p- the i at thrr
I. ts ;xs.e,i rentals. Ir.clu.iinc I2 Ani.rl.in. 1:-
its ,r Ami ruin "-en ilurii. tho rat three
ll.'is u.t.WI centala. Weitheefair
Tule.l.i. o. evt 19.-uiu.it dull, firm; cash
and O t. 7.e; Ner 77.-- Dee 7414C- Mir SI'-c
", in dull, lower, r.isb 42-- Oct. 42';-. Oit? u'n-ehrcne.1-
e-as, and k-t li-- ie- 2Te. Re "...
rp t.twei ,iun. .mr ea-h "'i iIm C2";
Oct J5.97U; Dec 17 75; March Jkri.
TIIR I.IVi: STOCK XIiIlKKTS.
Nntlres .Stendt Texii 11s Well Sus
tained Hogs Hull Mierri Steady.
St. Louis. I'rldiy. Oct. 19. i:"5.
...... ....in.- j;.i.u;.ii. isJV .....tr; NO. 3 West- t
f ". Vr, ."- ' all-at. Stale W-.i33 e I. t. J.
itn?.iVt ' .,.:jrl''v ''"": feeding 4HHI-C i. I. , ir
llatralo nialtlng if,r,i,. .. i f. Hutfal... liirl p.-.
malt .lull: iiWt.rnL.1.... u-k.... iiuih. it:. -
! i!.:ii" . i ; . .. .- -.. . . .. ...... ,..-.,.) ... n. ..i.i w..- riii-.., ...mi i'i . :.- --. .... -- - --- - -
J lee. Snip.
.2.25 1.231
,7,k;a 2,3.l
. (.17
. 319 Cl
Cattle
H"Ss
bhlep
Horses and mules
JA TTl.i;-Natlte eiittle Trade Nat xe 1 f cit
JI" nipplies were xsry light l,.ljj. but in-?
butch, r c-jtv cut helf. r an-1 stoker U.partments
tvrro fairly well repre-entcl. Market conditions
were nut quotably change! In am- imticular
elass. .-although the stisk attls egerings found
a rather Inditfermt demanl. There, has un .1
widening In th rilatlie t.ilu cf ls-ef ttecs this
.... e. an., ttmi in i-st Heavy cta.tes and liu-
Is.d. handl'-n tight klti.U il...ed .trn... ...nn ,
' 1"!
weeh as tnc itHxiium to plain ne are pi: to
15.'
i-.rr. nuitnvr cows nn-i i.iirer3 bat-u ie-
e line
l'JC tO 15e. tndlice.! l.v l.i eeeeli.l. nn.l
in.iuce.1
bulls ot nil descriptions funvred a 1j- In valu-i
ef 1-e lo 2j-- eal e-alt.- remiincd en almut
tin. same plane, and milch cows r-f the most de
sirable tharacter i.,n:.c",l Jl to J2 pr ls-ad.
stiles to-day lnclude.1 plain i.,f sum., K- to
l.l.o lbs. Rt JI.I5 lo SI.D5. butcher cow and
ueners at ii.jo 10 Jl. Slucl stei rs and feed,
at J2.e5 to J3.5". stock cow and heifers at $-'."
to 25J2.. tial caltei at JI.23 to i.:.v 1.1, it. .
--w " ' anl milkers at J2 to JU iir cow
an'' ca"'
Keprrsentatite sales:
N.x Pes.
4 steers
Av. Pr. I No. Pes.
Av. Tr.
. 731 3 "D
1170 Jl.sv Is .-tuckers
22 steers ....
2 h iters ..
1 cow ......
r. heifers
2S trilled ...
1 heifer ....
1 fljW ......
1 heifer ....
Shelftrs ...
1 cow ......
17C Kit. -Tex.
heifer ...
174 Kas.-Tex.
!u iters ...
3ii 4.1.1
'." 4.I-I
, 90 2.6.1
... 791 Z. 0
3 2.4-1
V) 3.2.-,
l 3.2". I
:-) ;.r:.
7 '3 .1.131
4 Ftockers ...
S.e
. st.-ckem ....
2 st.x-kers ...
Si-lnckrr. ...
1 heifer
1 ee.tr
1 cow
2 cows
1 eow ........
& biifers
V betters ......
4 In Ifera ,
2 heifers
1 heifers ,
a. heifers ......
I hdfer ,
1 heifer ,
4 heifers
2 calves ,
lralf ,
2 calves
lerilf
I calf ,
3 calves
lcalf ,
4 calves
I calf
fi calves .....
1 calf
t7 stock cits...
II stock elt-s..
1 c-lt
Ic-.lf
1 leaning ....
715
770
611
2.
93-I 3.2".
1I3J 3.2".
l-W 3.23
St" 2. IX
110-1
.1.1
! J.li
3.HI
:...
2 2.13
r - r-,r .
K? 5'i
5? - IlI
i -?
??; 2-: ,
fr 2. tl '
. 6"7 3.WJ
cow a
, SI1 2.11
25 con s Jt lit rs. Vt 3.1
2 mlte.1
it, ..t
"llieii 3i'
7. am
6 mixed
1 cow ..
1 rvr .,
rcowi ,
2iotvs .
I con .
7-VI 2 50
i; -,.25
1IJ C.t
125 C.-l
Pel l-J
I'M R.73
12-i 5.7'i
.... 711 3.t
.... SM 3.f
....11 3.'1
.... 91 2.i
.... 70 2.N5
....l-i-,1 2.R7
i;.' I:':
.... all 2.,.1
2ieows ........
2 heifers
l- civs & hfrs.
21 cows
7 cows
t cow .........
12 cows
1'lcows
1 cow
II cows
2 cons ........
ceets ........
ipmn ........
2eotrs
r.cows ........
1 cott .........
7X2 2.75
7f 2.71
is.! 2.7X
61 2 "'.
!l 3.7i
i"l 2.ii5
fll 2.si
r.-.-; 2.6" i
co 2.i'.i;
i call .. ..
2 tearllngs
2 tenrllnrs
7 tearllngs
1 bull
1 lull
2 bulls ....
2 bulls ....
2 bulls ....
1 bull
1 boll
1 bull
1 bull
2 lull. ....
2 bulls ....
1 bull
1 bull
a -.".
2.01
9VI 2. lit
S7I 2.
2) 2.60
a cows
5i 2.01
6rowHt hfrs. 615 2.V.;
Icows
! cows
7'.l 2.el
... 7. 2.ri
.. .x:o 2.5 1
.. SV) 2..V)
.. 9M 2.4 i
... 2.2".
.. 7n5 2.-i
fi-.t .1
1 canner
2 cows ..
1 cow ...
Scows
4et.wa ..
1 ccw- ...
1 cow ...
3 cow ....
4 ee,ws ..,
1 cow ....
1 cow ...
1 ceav ....
2 cow 9 ...
2 eanrers
2aowa ..
4 canntrs
7SI 2.2". I
s:o
2 bulls
leI5
. 13
. Ie.1
. Mil
, y
. 7-15
. aV-t
. hi,'.
. 4 17
2.2X1
I bull
""1S' i"
1 bull
I bull
1 bull
2 bulls
1 bull
1 bull
1 bull
1-11 -.Ha
....- -.-.-
.... vs. r.c
.... . r rf
" " -t. S
l.s.1
a cows
Ci r.v
l 1 .1-!I
sin 1... 2 l-i.H -. r.f .nr-t. -tnt bmht-tf-weff,.. .? .1,- -1?: A .
iS&:im::a 13 IS! vs:S.i;bls-Uift'sSTaitr,ris-ii?SxS
;!SSEli!li ISi-Ss-iS ISisF
I springer .... 9vl 2.nt
I s-prinser .... s-i s.in
1 springer ....lICX 2.X5
1 springer .... O) 2.75
1 springer .... 920 2.75
15toekeTs .... 7.-.I 3 li
12 stockerj .... 757 3.1a
25 Ftockers .... 1-15 3..IT.
2 et.H'kers .... ST.) 3.1rf)
li' stockers .... 723 2.eA
Southern Cattle Trade Quarantine cattle re
ceipts this xveck were the largest in a month, tk
flte-day total accre-gatlng 470 car-cade. n against
255 last week. 413 the week before and 242 th-t
correspenuing week a year ago. Values In gen-
ironc inriiugl-.-sit th week un-
ler a urge, urgent
were fC cars and price:
?ais to-qar inci
n.'reW.,rd',m,xe:'V'a'.,rel -J,'
.1HF1. bull, nt I? 3,1 .pd m-n
to ; rr had. nn
j:.2ii to 2.). Arna
at
to
at
t ;-75: Texas and. Indian Territory calves. ll ,
r iij ins., at t to lis per bad: bulls and .tags ,
t t.'.ti to 12. eowa and belters at 12.2. to Jl.-".
nil steers. 71 to 1.0U lbs. average, at 13 to J3.77. I
am)
Representative sales
No. Des.
Ax-. IT
No. De-
Av. Pr.
SI7 2.77
:m 2.7".
719 2.77
s 2.9.)
a2 2.1-)
1S 3.20
7fl J.q)
75S 2.1't
737 3.1,
713 2.17
7IS 2.13
765 3.M
s32 2.2-)
1 calf
4 CAltes ..,
2 mixed ..
29 mixed ..
4 mixed ...
1 bull
mixed ..
7eo-vs ....
4-1 tearllngs
.. cnltes ...
4i;caltes ..,
22 calves ...
rcaltes ..
2 bulls ...
... ..I5.H)
.each . i "j
Siihi Iters
rn -. "O. 1I-C..WS
.73 2.20 j 39 e-iwa & hfs..
6)t
.41
14 cntva ,
.:
S-l cows ...
2o heifers
Is sti-ers .
Ue Steers .
35 steers .
Id steers .
41 steers .
3 sle-e rs .
25 steers .
24 F'rers .
2i steers .
IT! steers
'i steers ,
20 steers
Hi steers .
...1I.-.1 2..
... 42-; l.sn
.. 2.73
.. 63t 3.l
each s.m
riit'l s.-v.
.e-ieli i.-.il I
... 3i lJ.uit
..12.V. .3
.. 913 2.1.5
.. ill) 2..K1
..1170 3.C.)
..765 2.-.1
..104) 2..1
Is bulls
1 bull
1 stag
7 stags
1 sue
21 cows ......
7 ctota
2-icoivs
25 cows .......
2M cows .......
cows & bfs.
.. I7 2.25
.. XJ1 ..
,. 9-.il 2 H
. '54 2.4 l
,. a14 3.-1
.. tn 3.i
.. 943 Z.'f)
Ililli S'.73
A, 2.25 1 7 steers .
tn- 2.3.1; 2. sleera .
'1 ) 2.M I 13 steers .
711 2.60 1 45 steers .
737 2.-5 1 73 ieers
taa 3.aJ.
HOGS A good average Fridae sanple rt hoe. en
sale and the quality was reasonably good, but
choice heavy hogs were not very plentiful. The
marect oi-encd slo-v and alraggy and was Ren
erailV 'eonsil'ered'Meak'to' TSTaw:? Than
in
averago mutket on Thursday Aft-r the tint
round prlcs wero fully 5o lower and th lat
arrivals were all at u disadvantage. Rutchers
wen- on the mirkrt and cot several Lads that
wlghd 2.-I to 23; lbs. and paid 14.6.) t.i
4..2-J for them. Paehe-.s paid all rnc s up
to Hie tup and wanted mere geo-l heavy hogs
sttcral loads of light and me,llum weight bugs
xscra held oter. The Swift drox. 271 head. 2a)
IIif.. cust ll.t2, and tho XiIo3 MutrU e Co.
.... ... ...... ... ju, l -. . . v. v ; ..a ..,.,r I.
MeirrU it Ot also purchased the top hogs. 253
til us
qualltv: light bogs. 13) lo 190 l-s.. s .1,1 at Jt.El
p. J4.72',. the bulk at J4.W to J4.ft. Medium
weight.. 113 to 23-, !b.. e M nt n.. to ji.721-.
!;r.1,u.1-:?"."1r..!,,-,-ft,.,'i"-''- The havy culf.
il to Jl mUg&o Aix fg. tJ-Wo
Jf.y.',.1 and'Vmmcn ?0rmnTutuKr-s5d Ittl.H
to ti.3--.
Representative sales:
No. Ar. it. No. Av. Pr.
No. Ar. Pr.
,;?"J.',,'J.?
-""iJi" 's
lix'.'us. ."-
9 ..197.. Jl. 4)
21...1-1.-.JI.40
10I...H9...4 45
4.51
17.. .169.
:t"....151.
14. ..155.
K...16S..
4!.. .161.
S4...-.
7...152.
72 ..177.
1C. .PC.
. 4.50
. 4 ro
. 4.50
. 4J,l
, 4.55
, 4.53
. 4 55
76...ir.,
22.. .Ut..
4.. .217..
-4...3,)l..
2.. .155..
S1...1.-9..
13...1SL.
.14.. .152..
, 4..-.J
4.5)
4.-.J
4.54
4.53
4.55
4.55
4.55
2..
154..
4.2o
Vs..
29..
41..
M..
20..
I!..
.lv....
.111...
.171...
.ll...
.154...
.207...
4.7-1
4.55
4.55
4. 55
4.55
4.55
. 4.5.
4.57'i C3...181...
1.
e;t
2'.or er.u -staneu-a eany 111 tne weeg and -!trer.gin- i erpooi cipeneu nigney ana ntlnea i to 4 points km
4).i!.iu0 I-1"-1 UP lyXrr '"', closed fully as high as tart this adtance was soon wiped , .j w .
8Ve I Fridir and possibly a little l.lgher n the 1t ' .!, tncnaSged fo?tuSTbu?SaSS'1si.? c1?9
faCW I "-'- ' hi'th rte-n. and eo-t. and heifers. I srits. The enenlnr srt.t KiJ?'. '?!
PlCS and the "ilHellv- W.n.la r.fr.enra' e.i t Net receipts at ChltC-d States ports for SCVen I
ion-ldered. sold at 11.55 .. Ii.;5. is aga Inst J da,s. 237..J.3 bales, against p.727 for the am- I ' ' -" l ". """iV" ""
I to J4.75 on Thnrsalvif in, nml 11,-. h,m. ..t 1 'ime lust week and ;t.52S fer last year. Since I '? -1--."L::.rh.1 ,."a",'C-...:
... .. ..... ...... ..r.. . .. ....-, ... L . . .v....u ,. . . .. -v . . , Ai.M.r iitk .'.. ... i-e-ar
II.S. at. nt XI II !-. ! C.I nreor.lte.ai 1-a e,1!. J. I.i-l.wi isali. agaiR.t l.JJti.af la es t ".:.,.,,..-
S3...5N..
.. .1M..
4-:...rn.,
4.37tJ
!.
4G1
4 t)
4 ut
4
4 8
4.d
4.v
4CtJ
I.G.
1 fS
I fe-.
I .".
4 t:
4 -,
4.o
.IS''
4.7.
4.7.
'd.-.l'l... 4.M 15...M7... 4X
77.. f'i... 4 Z9...ZM... 4.CI
!... 311 .. 4v 77...I61... 4 !
31...-.'.l... I...I IS ,.S)J... 4.0
67.. .!... 4.') 4t ..313... 4.6
H...S-3... 4 C H...'... 4.ft
4.1.. .lt... 4.C0 71..JT'! .. 4.C)
13.. .301... i. CS...316... 4.K1
a...ZSl... l.il K...71!... 4.r.
r7...3C... 4.CIJ .; ..177 .. 4.r..
M...11I... 4. 4S...3I7... t.
e7...tl4... 4 :. V3 ..157 .. 4 "
i 3.7... 4 ! ! HI... Is".
tl ..:. . l.sS 13.. 1M ..4 .'.
i...m . 4 . : ..i'.s . i '.
31 313 . I.: 4 .-K . !.
7 .ui... i.kS 7k. ..:. . it.
H...l .. I.r.7i. f.l ..;2 .. 4 i
M ..-s... 4.7' .. ..3:... !."
13 . :... 4 -.) "- . 4."
..I...3C .. 1 7a 31 ..t:. . 4 '
23...3IS... 4.73i 7 ..13 .. 4 7'
S7...IM .. 4.73'. It. ..-7.1 . I Tj
If-
43.. .zn..
7 ..IS"...
! . lv.
16",. .!..
f4..
I". .
IT
HI.
I i?
..Jl
.34
'-
.in
.r-'a .
. II
I ti ...
I B -? '
M a
V. ..3i .
ii -,.
4-TI'J
I tl '
tl
lat the nelia
m.rket r.rm en tli be't otTrrins
loll ,.n the efntpon ..ne.
l-at 5Ietv an-I
Lepiesentltite Malea:
Nu. I . s
Av. IT. No. Des
. 7'. 7.r. 4 p.it sher
. 71 3.1. 1 I Itat SOeep . .
. 2 3i 23n.it S4leep
. '.'t ' ) ' s pat sheep. .
Av Pr
.'IS -.
,17 ' T.
-I '75
ss ? ;-.
. "2 2 s3
. si 2 "V
..4 4 ..
2T lun.let ....
32 l.lll bs . .
11 la-, hi . .,
7 1. ',. . .
tl limb. ..
27 lan)( . .
2 lamb . .
! 1-utd.s . .,
f-s la-nl.
2iltl s(.,
3: rti t t he. .,
e.-se 1 . no. Kers .. ..
4.7. 1 II st.rf-kirs
ft
4.7. 5 cull laintis..
. 71
4.75'23enll lambs... v: i...
4
4 5 1 17 cull iambs .. 4 2 X.
. '. 4 ! 2M:-ks lix 3.f..
.! 4 1.1' 2 1.11. I. llC 3'')
1. Iat sb-s-p ...III
7-i nit sl.eep ... 7
2.- 1 2 laickt 113 2.7".
i I 1 l.Tc!: lv 2.75
5 nat Fhetp . iv :.s
IIOIISCS The market Frldar was on 1 lasts
f rl.eeng em etude The n-i. tlon l.uslne. was
In a rumln.il Ftat.i and trad deindcl fir a.--jliltt-
ei the transactions ltwteu beat stu
latite deal, rs arul a few- Southern t.uers. una
arrivid lit- in tl.e v.n'.t ir wh-. I.a.l nit la-en
ciiata-l to c.-ippbte their consignments in th
x.it, tl..-. The Citem d.partirent of tl.e nwrkt
xi a i dul, as It baa lievn all week, .x rvi. w- e.f
tlie wiek'.s s.des v,0tvs the .C.utfcern demuil fe,
nKtly ex.rythfng In Us lino to hue rui.l
brisk, aggie-sno. 'lnvie and J.7 to Ho l.igl-er
limn tlie scale e.f September Kastern and x
is.rt e-ff. rings wr r-i better tlian th- pre-. imts
wek ax e raging 1 to J1J be'.'.w x-alues thrw
wee,t cito.
Horse eiue.tatlf pst
I'avy draft- Corr.ir.n to reywl. r-J b 17 "r
eVires ii, fincy, Jii 10 J175. Drixers Oun-n 3
t rhole jr. to Ji.,; bulk J1I0 to Jl. cirh
horses, JItt to JK5. .Saddlers mmon to etolc-.
Jsj to 123. luinks, 1.2.i to 1.4 0 llei -(.'.iram.-.
10 c-Ki.1. V to JSo rboie pi extra J'i to Jill.
Southern l.ore& Coinneai 10 kvxI. 125 to t:
tli'-ire 10 extra, IT. to Jp-V. l'lugs. J15 to J15.
Ml'I.IY The ntule market was In a slc.w anl
tTecu'.ir state Prlday. After having .-pened
brisk- r.nd rtroncer e.n Monday, the reeling has
cra.luilly Ik-co-ii weaker until a deelln tl at
least J3.5-) ir le-ad t ran? p red on th small Flzes
su.b ai con n end war mules, -piie demand fir
Hi latter was imt as stro-g as f.r eott.m quali
ties, tiio llmltednes.s e.r th last l!ritlii o-der
hivlnc ma.t- It is.si,ir f(.r d-sders to secure all
tliey wanteil In a few ilays. r.ig rouls thougn
ist In great abundance In the arrival, hivo
1-een xtrem.dy slow at prices 110 to JU lower
tl..n August.
alula p;atation3 (for broke males 4 tl 7 years
oM 1 :
11 ban.14. exirem rarge i9.tV) toi&ne
14 land. Lull: of Falcs -5.tOto lr
IP- hand, extreme range n-)to 71.i
14'.. hand", bulk cf sales SZ.v to en
15 hands, extreme rang wi.M to "..6i
1". hinds, bulk of sales 7.M to S5.0O
l'.'j liand". extreme range ?.( to lw.w
li'j handi bulk of sales sa.f1 to S,).t
li. to lsi- hands, extreme rar.ee.... 9.X 0 t I4"..n)
1 tn 16', hands bi.Ik f sales... . Iu3 W tl 12.M
ltuik cf sales represent mixed mules In first
hanls. 1-rlces atiote bulk figures represer.t first
class mules extra finish and weight, strictly
fat. prattlcally sound and classified.
liy Telegraph.
nniTRLir spwial.
1i!cK0, III.. Oct. !'. Cattle There was a. fair
average of Friday Upply, almut 2.WO bead belr.;
rec u.d Tlie demand it as as ctrl as Is usual
so late In the week, and there was no change tn
i-i. - mis nas oeen an-:tr.er wk or liberal
I fl-Celt,!. but gon.1 trnitleS r.f rattle bnlre kf.l.l X-em
1 x.ell. Momlat'ii big supplj. s.mouatlns to 25.v
head, e-aufe-d a mo-lcraio decline la prices, but
til ICarkCt l.rm.l tin t .tee In Ih- -elr i.n inn,'
butlng.Nat!.e beefc steers aro now eelllng a
Jl aval.... fur tho commoner oTerln-;s up to I3.&J
"q5.i3 for the best lots, sales having beta larsely
ut Jj.l.n'5.03. Sti-cUers and feeders Fbtm- further
reductlcru a.f ilfiiVnr. and many sbck men think
pilces for good feeilcrs are still too blgh-
Hogi With some 29.CJ hogs on rale. Including
..Hii that were carried oxer last nikht. trade was
xlgurous this morrlng nnd prices hrmed up all
lng the line. Sales were frely mad at Tnur.
I.x's bet prlees. hoes selling at an extreme
range of 14 4rJi4.S7,5. with the grtater part going
at Jl.6t;'ii..a. Most of the r-'rs sold for J1.5oi!
4.1. and sales were made of stars at tl.W'u l.rJ.
1-OnrS at J2.01f3 25 and G-temrmnf i-fher-si
outs" at J1SC2. Tr.ls has br. an extremely bad
week for selitrs. prices hatlrg ruled tie fowt.t
elr.re last Jan.
sheep With estimated receipts to-day cf 7.C01
sheep and Iambs there was a good demand, good
necks -s-lllng at the he pi-ice, Cf tho week.
Sheen were wanted at WS1 for Inferior up to
--i .-iii.i'i -or kuu.i to cneice mutton nock, with
lll.Vt" P1,1 r": y'-irllngs salable at
'-.-:-f ,-t-:. Lambs were m reel demand at 12.23
V ,fcr mn. -p.-u KW-i n for talT to Prime flecks
fee-lers ikying tl.oe,4.M for lambs and J3.Md3
lcr sbeeti.
It.nnsa.4 City M. Oct. 19.-Cattle-P.rct!pts
3.-J natives. 1.20,1 Texans; i calves. Rest I-eef
stea;l; other killing and stocking and feeding
cattle steady to 10c higher; natlt steers J4.4)-r
e.M; stockers and feeders J3.1534.23; tnitcber
.;."- ' iieiai-r-i Jti4.ayi; canners eZ.-l-a-IS. fa
Ji.l-'"5 e.i.W: Texans J2.WS3.3.X: calves
Jt.Vll..' Hogs Receipts J.709; trade slow;
&': lambs 10c to 15c higher. Sheep steady.
:-.e, t le'r l.T 1l I.mi.m Tl..a . - . -
?J-j lu-tU-r- Rnd rh& hlcher built a-jj
? 1 .- rAlfa tl it.-JI- Ir. ,? ..a -.. TT."
nuot?4l lilt-, ffiiiu
Firnxiv ai ii i u4 ( per n.
rt S'.5fc :-r m. and :
ni If r.iejn- i catite and
rein- rator br?f io-r
iV'S--"-1!? IW steady? Kramers -l: veaN
Absence or nulllsli .Ne-rr Cnnsed JJell
. lag and a llerllne In Pntnrr.
St. Louts. Frl.Uy. Oct. u. ij-o.
FIr.e weather In the South and an entire ab
sence of news ef a bullish character caused j-.u-
iiitt tei-aay ana a lower range for futures. Lit.
.mail rains and went nn J t'T Jl?. tuiet-r-j
lT' T,"' W8J " -W JtaS
JiF -TS'.".-?- .
t'L Vi?,. h. &-.-5r7.2? 5?5 ?.
br Galveston storm as rx .vi s.t
-rhiTi. ..Vr.
, " " a "
l.rier--iool
ready Included la the Barnes ri-
Llternool Following are week It eertm. ....
ta-s. 'loial sales, all kinds. 37,(; Araerican
SiV; r.ntlish. srlnn-rs' takings, 52.000; total eS
I tit-. 7.W-; Imports, all kinds. ?-.); American,
t-s ie: stock, all kinds. 1S2.1-W; stock. American
I07.W): atloat. all kinds, 3"J.f"0: AmertcarirsatS:
total Kile-!, en speculation. 2W; total sales to er"
Xwirters. 2.6.-.
ls-al Market Steady at 1-I6e decline. Sales
75 Uiles. J
Ordinary ......
Go.. I ordinary
latv middling .
Mid.lIllK
Good middling .
.. ....... ....... ft.
.............,....,. .y
.......................... $ 5-l
9 S-1S
ailuuiing..
uaggmg i?4io. s.i-jc per yaru. 2-Ib. 8.25c i
Ib .t3c Iron lies 11.39. Hema twine jta per Id
Warthouso statement to-day:
Net receipts to-d.iy
Net receipts slnco Ktp. I
Gross reteipts to-day
Gmss receipts since Sept. 1...
Uross shipments teeday
Gr.ws shipments slnco Spt. 1.
btock on hand ....................
Liter-pool Market Spot steadv at J-32d higher
urla.ds. JNd. Sales. S.-w) bales, tures eat-
Oct., 6 24-61.1 n.: Oct-Nov.. 4 13-64d If Not- .
Dec., 5 7Md h.; Dec.-Jan., 5 5-64d s.; Jan.-1-ytx.
5 3-64.1 s.; Feb..March. Id b.
New York Jlarket Spot quiet and 3.16c loiter
Mlddilng. V. Futures cl.eed weak. '"T"r-
Clo-e High Luw Cos.
yesterday. To-day. Tu-.lay. Toslay.
Oetot-er Ji.34 t.J'l . a,-;;
November .. ....9.2 .Si 9 is i
' llecembcr.... 9.2i I..27 9.17 '2t
(..ai.uary ...
I'ebruary.. ..
iia - -., I I! ...,. ;,-:-i evj- ana mixed Jl ey.7); I ght
i. --- ' Vr;'-'''': P'9 M-K-.-- Sheer Receipt.' y.ooo;
irt s'o. ,l-"Jl'!."- s-eady: Iambs Jl y-as.ii: rnutl
irV? r:? ; in'-T. !gi$L KOC e" "M t"tit" '"-&s-
Si j'-i-tl , tli"ijtr-Vhj; Neh.. Oct. 11.-43ittle P.eeelpt
lxa i'.l xe": n--""?t dull: natlt e beef Meers Jl 6eiT5.'S:
n. i" ' teeij-Jj.ntil 10: cows and heifers 12.30
4i St to-.' Cm A tn -si aA--d 1at. . l.M J m at A. . .
. ... "--. -'"-. .-"-, Ki.icij ana ler.-ier-t S3 aU-4:
2.' !! eultes JUrt. bulls. Ftacs etc.. I2.5J-If3.73. tiZ2l
' :'.l J'-ai I :J'ln,? K?vl- mrket about steady- heavy J4 Wl
2;r ;? 4 M; mixed ll.5oi4.55: light J4.ij4.55: DUIk of
" r'l SO) ' J-'les H.er4.52'i. Sheep-Receipt, 1U5: market
151 s: r.l '',.ic-.Tkn::.,'ln,", ,0c h!-ir: native mut.
iii c.i "'- U-e-'Ol-l'. Western muttons J3.7024- stock
"ii? 3'e-i -'trl "-": limb, J4.S035.25. ,i-"rJt' 1X-
'. "J IX'. 1.EI'CI1LK-S'PEC1AL
beta z.k: si. acepn. ai, oct. 17 CattI Receipts loss.
Ho) 2.5". market iinlet nnd steady; natives Jl.15i5i.cn
ii l.v. i westerns Jj-a.&); cows and heifers J2iJ).f9- teals
12i- 2.;-. , Jlfif.-'-l; bulls and stags J2.Siat.r-); stockers ard
21M 2.75 feeder. J12.jt.23. Hogs-Receirts 2.496; steady
f-5 2.7.1 1-2 : higher; light and light mixed SiMd
to.-. 2 7i 4.67t-: neillum and hivy Jl.s:tfi.--u- r!cs
!" 2.7. tl 2.51-1.75: bulk tl UVfr4 6214. Sheet te-i2.. T.
-TftXTS f-aft-W,.- a ., , ,
..... X.!..1F.T -llAItJ-tt. I-4.
-i,. L3.
. 2.7C1 1.S6-1
. 41.3-K -al-r;-.
. 7.72; f -.-
.112.255 120,1,
- '-.411 S.332
. S-5.1-42 ll,)..-e7
-1I.V11 7S -41
..9.22 2-i .1.J u.31
.9.21 t.X 9.15 .fi
.9 21 .-S 9.15 .3)
..9.21 &.22 9.1. .-!
..9.21 9.21 9.1-; 9.2)
.tiarcu
Fame time last seasoti. Kxports for seven days.
2-.2 bils. ngalu-t P6.779 for the same tlme
la.t week. Stx-k .i hand. 6.-S.H7 bales, ar-tlnst
SV2.9C2 bales last jvae.
II y Teleitrraph.
Nw Tork. Oet. IL Operations In cotton fu
tures ta-dat felt cnsldenibty below the recent
average dat's tninsactluns, and Uie variations,
while of a le-point range, lacked significance.
The oi-nlng was steady, with Aug. points lower
and the other months unchanged to tiolnts
higher, tbls laelng quite nut ef line with tho
marke.1 strength and the actltlty In th Liverpool
market. For a tlmo rrlce4 followed a zig-zag
course, with the trade all at sea as to lust which
way to turn. Itearlsh Ideas eventually prevailed
and prices slowly tapered off under Felling of
outside long cotton and over sales by the pit
eortlngent. Rurupe sold sparingly here on the
dcllne, and the -south effered small amounts of
HOTELS.
Hi
1
OFFICIAL
HOTEL GUIDE.
I'ollowing will b" found a list of flrst
rlass hotels In territory tributary to S:
Louis, with names of proprietor, rates per
.l,.ir ...! T.irti.t itl.m tf tnu-ri N.ir.e hu'
I lirst-cIa-K hott U will Is? presented, and
commercial men may iiepenu upon recei-
3.C0O; rates. $2. J M Wilcox, prop.
INDIAN TKTtKITOnT.
PI7P.CEI.T-. I. T.-Poo.. -.0: Hotel Lov
where the commercial men stop; rates. JJ
per day. Krown Pros., props.
MISSOt-'Rl.
CLINTON. MO.-Pop.. aVi; Hote! Tlur
rell; J. M. Ilurrrli. proprietor and man
ager; llrst-elass and moilern in excry l ar
ticular: rates reasonable.
CAPi: GIItAItDKAI. MO. Pop. 4 W. the
Ilix-er VIexv Hotel; beautlfullv situated,
e.verlookine: the li-nlsslnpl I'.Ixer: rnte"v
12 and XL3 per day. T. V. Ut'NLOP
I'rnp
NKVADA. MO.-T'or.. li": Hold Mitch
ell: 7eorge Kalil. prop.: J2 per dav In tho
heart of the bujlneEs section: sooel sample
rooms.
OKLAHOMA.
i:L ItENO. OK. Pop. S.W: Hotel Ker
foot: the finest hotel in Western Oklahoma:
raid j". st. (j. Humphrex-K, proprietor.
OKLaMIOMA CITY The metropolis of
Oklahoma. Pop.. 14,-siO: Grand Ax-enue. tho
largest and best appoin'ed hotel between
Kansas city and the Gulf or Itotky Moun
tains. Kate.', Jd and up. Fred Myer, Mana
ger. SHAWNEE Pop.. S.v and growing.
Hotel Holland, the finest on the Choctaw
line, and the pride of Southern Oklahoma.
Rates. S2. H. Y. Ryan. Prop.
I CURE
all cbrnslc. .neclal. blood.
skin and nrvoas diseases.
Catarrh. Ithe-jraatlsm.Nen-
ralgla. Heart Disease. Can
cer. Ton-or. bores. Fistula. .
piles, ulcers, strit-turei-
nupture. Hydrocele ar,
Variccele. no KM Ira.
no rtasn . no auitNiNC with CLtCTmciTY ok
eaUTEHT. call or write:
DR. BEN TOMLIN,
1909 Chouttaa Ae. DeptH ST. LOUIS. M0,
OXsT UK.. BETtla'S
Cotton Root Pills.
LftUltb l-AVUKIlt.
ALWAYS IlTT J ATtT.ra-t.l Trrl-r, -saTTT
LThefiD.at o-vrd bj tloufsedi of voire, a.!
ifoer tac I'B&tt t-t&tf a. In the OLD IHCTOUl
' rriTi tnvl priicUcr, tot 34 jeirt, jucJ not
tirrle bsd rei-a:t.
Monty i-rtr-iNl iCiict at TtpriKTtted. Send
4 eeetJ utn i , fr r-..rd varn-r-iilATi.
Dr. Belli Co.. P. 0. Box 718. St. Louis. Mo.
the Jan. and March options. Th xtr. Govern
ment repcrt. bearing upon th Texas crop dam
ag by th storm of September 8. produced no
special effect on sentiment, tho Information hav
ing l-e. a rretty thoroughly discounted here. Dur
ing th afternoon the market ws listless with
a weak un.l:tone. Jan fell liwly to 9.1--.
subsequently rallying en light covering by shorts
The wee end's statistics weie fully as form'. 1
able as anticipated and helped to depress tpe
ranrket after the neon hour. At tho clos the
market ruled steady, with pr!ei- not unchanged
to 2 points lower. Cotton Spot closed quiet. 3-iit-decllne;
mlddllrg uplands S4c. do. Gulf 10c: sale
none. I"utures close.1 steady; Oct. 9.22c: Nnv
9.2tc: IKC S.2!e; Jan. 9 2!cr Feb. S.ic: March
.2iic: April 9.2-jc; May .20c: June .15e: Julr
S.15e; Auc. 9.02e.
Llvcnool. Oct. 19. Cotton Spot Moderat
bt.sine.s; prices steady- American middling fair
i-d: coo.1 middling 5 11-161: mt'dl ng 5"id; Sow
middling- 5 7-16d: low middling S 7-15d; go-nl or.":
nar" 47d. orillnan- 4V1. The salea of the day
x-.ero .is)0 bales, of which were for t-pec-t.t-tlen
and export, and Included E,0 American. l?v
ce'pts S.0O) bal-s. lnclndlrc 7.S'W American. Fa.
teres opened n-alet an-1 closed easy; Amertcan
middling-. I m. c: Oct. 5 24-ntd v.- Ock-Nov.
S 12-6405 l-d li.: Ntv.-Pe. 5 7-1 b.: Pec.
J.in. 3 4-64-7-. 5-64.1 s.: Jan.-Fcb. J 2 4?0 3-J4d ;
Feb.-Marc'j Id It: March-April 4 2-64d b.: April.
Hit- 4 tl-ejt.1 s.; Mav-June 4 "i-6l.1 st: June-July
4 '"-CM s.- July, tug 4 57-64S1 tW-tJ s.- Aug -SePt.
4 St -6 Hi 4 tl-Stdb.
New Orleans. Oct. 19. Cotton Fteadr: 1-011
4.ro: enllna-j- 7 9-16--: coo-3 ord'ranr 8 i-lSe; lo-r
p-ldd!lne s 13-16.-: mlddllnr 9 3-i6c: good middling
9r.e- middling fair 9Se. Receipts 19 931; e-eocle
201 954. I-utures lite-id-;; Oet. 9.6-V bid; Nov.
.0lJi.Sc: Dee. S5 ec: Jan. .--0.01e: Feb.
1.0159 Cc: March 9.05e.nec; April C5St.07e!
Mgy 3.01U9.0Sc: June J.OS-30."9c
Wool.
New Tork. Oct. li Wool dull.
Londm. Oct. 19. There was a fun attenilanca
nt t-dajs eMiion cf the woo! auction sales an-1
business artnerally was qule-ter- Sursrrior acoui-ed
sold steadily and Inferior grades were ato--.
Merln-s wero In good requc-t by the Continent
and Am-Tica. GctKl ctiiroo greasy stock tra-. In
demand by tb-j American repi-esentattv-eB and the
home tr...le. Capu of Goc-I Hep., and Natal
quiet. The numter of bales- offered was 12.907.
and tho snlo In detail as foPows: New South
Wales, 4.I1X) bales, scoure-l lUtdlfls Jd: greasy
2aitd. Quoenstaad. tv bales; soared llwdT-t.s
2d: greasy sefd. Victcrla. klOO bales: scoured
G'jdvils 6.1: gr.-acy 4'idls d. South Australia,
10-J l-ales; grrnsv 4ii4V"- XX'est AOstralU. 100
lialcs. gn-asy fi7d. Tns-rarla. 400 bales; r-coured
9,1; gr-asv jKIIO.1. New al-;n3. ,) bales:
sceureil 5dfjls 4! d: crensy 4t-,-jio.l. Cape of
Goud Hnii and Nitsl ' bales; eeoured llHd
OIs 2d; creasy s'.fG'sd.
Restrti. Mass., Oct. 19 The tommreIal Pul
lttin to-morrow will say of the woo! market:
"The week has been th most active In xrejet
-ales for some tlm. The turning point has been
reached and g.aod healthr trade Is looked for.
1-rices are low. hut are b-lleved to te on th bot
tom. 1n.!n advices a-e firm 'n tone. Hid cf
62e clein. landed. Prd'i quality from this tdJe
haxe been turned down. French markets are
firmer in tops.
'Th sale for the week were S.242.O0O notmds
domestic and 65.00,1 pounds foTetgn. a total ef f
Sf.iX0 fe.r this week, against a total of 273.0'
ts.unds last week and a total of 7.94 1.000 pounds
fer the corre-Tindlnc week last rear. Th ee-
retpts to cate snow a cecrease or ztx.Qj'. bales
domestic and an Increase of 55.lr) bale foreign,
ogalmt last year. Tho sales to date show a de
crease or s-.ij?...-!! poun-j uomerstio ana 27,KKj
101 pounds foreign." 1
Sneer.
New Tork. Oct. 19. Sugar Raw steady: fair
refining 4i4c: centrlfugak 95 teit. 4ic Molasses
eugar 4c; refined quiet
New Orleans. Oet . Sugar steady: cipem ket
tle centrifugal 4-ili4-.c: centrifugal white 5 9-u
(B5",c: a-. yellow 4i2u5 7-16c; secands 3"tMUc
Coffee.
New Tork, Oct. 19. off e Spot Rio dull; No.
7 Invoice S'.c: mild quiet; Cordova 94214. Fu
tures opene.1 steidy. with prices unchanged to 5
points lower and ruled apathetla roost of the
forem-nn. with nn further change. Covering
caused 3 pclnts rally In tho afternoon, with th
market fairly active: closed steady with prices
i points higher to 3 points net lower; total sales
22.500 bags. Including Nov. 77.t-5c; I-c 7.10c.
Jan. 7.2i-c; March 7 3c; April 7.35c: May 7.40c:
bepi. 7.60c.
Dry Goods.
Nw Ycrk. Oct. 13. Drj" goods There haa Mn
nothing new of any ImT-ortacc in the trju-ket
for ci.tton goesls to-day. Th demsaid has been of
an ordinary character for all dcxcrtptlens of sxa
Id lines, with a continued fair demand for
spring specialties In both printed and woren
patterned good-. Regular prints and ginghams
aro firm, but quiet. Irlnt cloths are firm, bat
se-11 slowly. Linens ar In fair request; market
firm, with advancing tendency. lturtaps very
scarce and higher by .c In face ot quiet busi
ness.
Dried Frulia.
New Turk. t. 19. Tho market for e-raporateel
apples ruled rather nulet. tut at out a'eady at
unchance 1 price. s.rat,. tr-nmmon was quoted
so f. prime s-4x-4c; cnoice iiiic: rancy 6ttissc.
California dried f.-ults were quiet and unchanged.
1 ----- to o-trc per 10.. aa
Apricots, royal, 110 He;
,ux a. uttt-ir-ij ir.iijf!- tttt.
p-r-tficu .lijc
UcNter!! Cotton StatUttca.
Nw Orleans. Iv, Oft. W S;cri-tarr Hestax
at'. as-.tniaB.1r a-k4- IS a. -41anr tst .lt-l. ..-.- . at .
shows a total visible of 2.3S5.S98. aicainst t.997.234'.
iii-i. ie. . hi mm year ana a.;rt03vJ year
ls-fort-i LiFt. Of this the total of American cotton
Is L973.VX. airilnst 1.4T..254 last w.i-k. 2.945.113
last year and 2.73S.02S year before last.
Hides and Leather.
New York. Oct. 19. Hides firm. Leather rtteady.
Chicago. HI.. Oct. 19. The Shoe and Leather
Review to-morrow win say: "Packer hides are
booming. The packers are asking 12o Tor native
steers. ll?4e for Texas steers and loc. for Colo
rado Ftee-. This Is an udtance of Uc on each
selection and lt-c per pound advance since. July.'1
Turpentine and Hosln.
New Tork. Oct. u. Turpentlna Brm. Ros-a
trady: strained common to -food tl.49nVSl.la.
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