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THE REPUBLIC: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1000.
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UNSETTLED MARKETS,
WITH WEAK UNDERTONE.
.WHEAT ilADK A P.l'LLlSIl
STAHT. l.l'T WEAK EX ..P.
Coin W.is Slow mil. I'V.itiin'lc-?
;iih. '!i:in'l lint Slilillv in
iVuv .'mini: lliO D.n.
nilk-r lleiiublk-.
Ft May, Xa. - 1"J
Taking U. ipcul.iti' fciait) situation as
n vUuiit. icsults to-il.iy wore not to be
tailed i-ili-fnctnr. ith-r rrum a bull or a
War point of iKuv. tiiotiKli at the close il
vas found that the liittor had the host ot
tuc argument Sp.H-jIat ion on 'change w:.s
lut moderately artiM', and eperators in
tiif dlffrient praiiis were inclined to ln"-'i-i
He In Making n-xv v iituio. hemp m.nle
nutlou by the actions of the markets ami
Hi.' tin.trt.ilntios MirrounditiK tlu- sppculi
Mt situation In t'tu-tal, and wheat ill imr
liiular. There were onlv one or two move
ments oi any interest or importance in to
day's j-pi-eulame .situation, and there weie
tile i-ari treni;:u and uuliS'Viueni let-down
in wheal. I'otn was- in much the same con
dition at- on ycMeida that is to say. th'-re
was no tntereM, snculatively or otherwise,
taken during the day. vhieh was nraeiie.il
lv featureless" from li-.e onenins of the iibi
ket to the (lose.
V more a:iaiIe and unskilled nntiUcl
than that of wheat t-.l.iy lias but -eld.im
been witnessd. Thou- wile both slienuth
and weakness displaed and all sorts of
jirlces were made, which, while the made
the pit quite Uvelv iurin the -ession. v.eie
not conducive to ppueul.ition on eith.r side
r the account. The ::. .nl'Ices i r tin
mistakably bullish, and tot a .lnn it looked
.is though "the bulls were uinB to have
everything: th-'ir way Hut. white thi- was
the case, there was an absence of nooti bull
support, and from a sirone, and htch-r open
ing there was a sharp decline and a de
cidedly lower elo-e. Tlie fan that Liver
pool had recovered fr.isn its weak spell of
josterday. and. after opermt; "-..l lower, ati
anced -i save the local crowd mine co.i
Jidence In tnc teportid AiKi-ntine d.im.me
leports-. ereatins a 1-ullUh lce.iiis; .nun is
them and cansitiB enough buying to tve'i
i m market -t ..i, l.cr tn.iu il elm-cl -. t :
dav. Most ol the table advicis iroiu abtoati
concerning the Argiitliue eiop e.unitmed
the damage; and ihe leiuclit.n of the ctop
in most cases was plaott at liom S'i to .n
jt cent. The movement tioni tatmers
Itands continues t'i sliox im ls.cteas-e. toe
arrivals hete being but 4U.1-H bu.. agtun.s-.
JT.7W bu. a week ago. and .'(.'" bu. a ear
ago. There weie the usual auvice.s oi lly
tlaraage in iliss.iuri. lllituiis. O.no ami .Mich
igan, and the wath..r wms .avotablt- for the
work of this pei-uft rious insect. As all or
most of this net.s had a ver bullish llavor.
the opening tor the 1 '. iptiun was Ti'iC.
and May was bid 7JV- It-e buying that
marked the opening was- n,e. heavy enough
to hold this vety good advance, and as a
consequence the Mrst-uamed went b.ick to
-U$Hc sellers, while May brought TilTsc.
but a rally -hortly tollow- d this easing olC
and Dec. sold at T'v. all e: which took
place, in the first nail hour of the session
The feeling continued ratlin uncertain and
speculative venturt- light uie reason for
which was that foreign markets did not
show much belief in ill- utiorts- ftoni th
Argentine. Liverpool's close, indeed, was
extremely lame, ,vi'h prites tun hanged to
'd lower. Antwerp wis betttr by i(,c.
which was confined to ltd tvlui-r and Li
Plata wheat, lleiiin was. n-ported steatlv
and unchanged, tin tot strength of these
advices the sidling w.ts reti. wed. and De.-.
sold at Tlie. ami May haa sellers at TGVic.
Later the Argentine crop entered again
lino the spirit of the .s-ptculaiive wheat
situation. Uroomhall'H cable stating that
the reports had been exaggerated and the
indications were for an average yield. The
market here went still lower on this to
71VlrS"iliyc sellers for Dec and May sold at
Tia.c. The lowest the market touched to
day was Tl'.ic for Dec. and toe for -May. A
very good export business was reported
late. New Tork advising of 3) loads taken,
and there was a strong cash market here.
The week's exports were disappointing, as
they fell largely below expectations, the
total being 3.i;ii,v30 bu.. against 4,3j.1.( bu.
last week, and 3.0C7,KO bu. a year ago. The
market rallied a little late, and at close
Xov. was quoted nominally ic higher, at
Tie. Dec. kc down, at Tlcy'lc, and May
3c lower, at 7GHc buyers.
As far as corn was conctrned speculative
ly, anil as regards price changes. It was
in no better condition than on yesterday
and in fact was neither better nor worse,
being in a dull and nominal condition the
greater part of the time. Jlore settled
weather conditions were said to exist In the
corn belt, lrut there was no increased
movement from farmers' har.dt. In fact
the primary receipts were the smallest for
some considerable time, the postings show
ing arrivals of but sa,'X bu., being IW.WiO
bit. less than those of a vear agg. Loealiv
the arrivals were 3!i,llbu., against Si.itO bii.
last year. Shipments were also small, at
J??.0" bu., and exports, were reported at
463,000 bu. The monthly Government repot t
made an unfavorable statement regarding
the effects of the mild, moist weather last
month In portions of the I'pper Missouri
and Mississippi valleys. It having caused
corn to rot. Liverpool was tin hanged and
Argentine shipments were reported at only
ITC.orio bu. for the week. Thre was ynm
little demand at the outset for Dec. and
It sold at 3Hc, the snme :.s It closed yes
terday, and for May Sic was bid. This
elided the Interest in corn, the speculative
market for the balance of the session b lug
almost entirely neglected and nominal.
Xew Tork reported 40 loads taken for ex
port, and Bradslreet's said that the week's
clearances were 3.920.0W bu.. against S.3f -OilO
bu. last week and 4.Sru bu. one vtar
ago. The close here for November 'wn.
nominally s4c higher at ?,, IVe. tiuchang.. 1
at 3414c, and May ?ic better at 33'ic buyers.
The local oat mnrkPt was weaker 'o-dav
and, as usual, speculatively dull. The pri
mary receipts were reiiorted at ;il.t) bu.,
against 3I1.0M bu. a year ago. inclu-liug
lT.0t bu. locally, against :," bu. last
year. Shipments weie i:U.iX bu.. and ex
ports 1.7M-") In. Early, 24V was bl.l for
Msty, which sold later at 2)'-;c. For Dee.
ic was bid. and Nov. whs nominally t.c
up, at l-tc.
ON' THE 'l"ItB-U'heal easy; lie.-. f.
fered at Tl'.sc; puis. 71Vy7I'4c to 71'.,,' : calls
2c to 71T',c. .May sold at 7(a.
'1'riiile :shIi.
- Ill notemniellt V atlier l!ur-m. Im iis r
Isarl on Uetcb.r weather and crop conditions
i-ims up the i.rincipal growing cuius as
follows- In poitlon. of the rpis-r Mis-ourl
and Mississippi valleyn. nslld. tiioNt we:u!,.-r
prov-etl unfatorable to .srn. o;.n-lne eony'tteiMiiie
mold and some lotilncr In lissallties. Willi ex
ception of some damaee bv He In poition- t,r
Jllfsourl. Illinois. Michigan and Ohlj leports
respecting fall wheat liidleatr the crop ., m
t-niiniiting eondltlon. W.-Hther conditions bave
lsen very favorable for termination and vlnoi
ous erowtn. Cottui tdtkiui; was luteri iiptct
by rains In portloli. of Atktnsi. l,ui-l.ina .i-el
Mirrisslppl. and in the last-named s;aie th.
str.ple ruffered wme d.umige. wh:Ie t.fekliiL
practlcnlly completed oer ea'terr. i-.nlon of
the West, rn districts. Vnder mild tempi ratiire
cet.dlrlons the top crop made consider il.io
crowth. esiH-clally ovei Eastern .listrit-ts. lot
r.wing to advanced feason it is not exix-ft-d tu
matuie.
Argentine shipraents this wr.-k .ete f-li.i-l
bu. wheat and 17no bu. 10m. acainst 4'i.iai ho
wheat and 576.n-.i0 bu. ooro la.t we-k. aist! 7:12 ,i
bu. wheal ar.tl l,7e.(K.) bii. turn 01 e tear a'.,c.
Since Jan. 1 'h'at sdi ir.ents ar ,S.02':.o.) ),,,
rompared with 50 lf.'1 bu. for the same' p rlo'l
last ear.
The naltimoie l'rodu. c i:iccli.tiig Ceportt
says that Aritetillne new- wheat for l'Vb.-iai.-fi
shipment is tJTcred Ih-irland at 2J or 87c j.t l.u
No. 2 nl winter at pres, nt prhe and 2s vl
tieicht wculd fost E2i,r. with no protlt If. 'ler
or commission for srlling.
The Ai(tentlne wheat yisibin Is now ismo.))
bu.. a dicrease of 41.oii bu. lor the week and
2.K4.O00 bu. sm-illfr than a ar ago. wberi
there was l3.Vi.ij bu incieas.. t'ont tisible i
t.12.0.10 bu.. against :.f.'..i bu. a. week ago and
2.r7l!.f0 bu. a year ago. when time was 3.S1K.1
tu. Increase.
Liverpool recelyrd l.f-2C.i. !m. xv'ical this
week, ineludini; Dr.3.1,0.) nu. Ameri.iin. .xuenlirg
last week's and a year ngti consid.'iablv. Corn
receipts were 73U.'io bu., nearly dftlbllrt last
week's.
Wheat rtselpts at th primary points were
Hn.Oi) bu.. aeahist !r.,0"tl bu a week ago. 74'lu.y
bu. a jeai aj-o, and l.ill.noi bu. two vears aco
Shipments were 'Jtl.ti1) bu.
-A late Antwerp cable to ihe Steu.j.. il-ai:i
i.'omimny rfad: Aigenlm. ,ro- t. i.nfuvoi
nble." -The Modern Miller outlook: I , ts nf tl,.j
pttxalcncn of the Hessian ay numeiou-
Tl.esa repoi-ls aie cominc from n.aili- all th.i
Mates 01 the Central West and fom west of
the Jlississlppl Itlttr. Some datnain- lo early
sown wheat is indicated. In a lew- sections
farmers are plowing up their licl.ls and will
J..S-OW-. The mocment. of winter wheat ilour Is
nuito satisfactory.
A LIcrpool cable to the tioo. P. Plant Mil!
Cj). reads: "Argentine p.ospects bad. Shrinkase
,-n the whole crop Is .-stltmt.-d at 2T pei- cent
under last year." A Itosario cable savs weather
is more favoiable, but too late to be of muoh
pood, and it is generally confirmed the jlel,) of
tho new crop will be iM,r l'rom London a cable
sr-.ys that crop nccounts in Argentine are un
fr.cralilc. Wheat crop 1 -ndltlon ver thin and
plants Mie.ll. Lsilmates tie brlntr leductd jr.
nr i-cr.t. Linseed esfman ale being retluc-d
13 per cent. Tl'e London Times' Argentine -o-.
tespondent cables: piospeot sjtisfart- rv in
Provinces of Santa Fe and Cordova: tvor in the
Interior."
r.. low'rc are the Liverpool weekly rtntisties:
Total sales all kinds 4S.ip0 hales: American 41
Oi. UrKlMi Mnr.iiers' laklnirs. i.S.i)l: total ev
l'tts. ;..'j; lnrwrts of all kinds. l.-J.tMJ; Amer
ican. 174.-M0: af.oit, all kinds, .(i"i: Amcriiaii,
"''" ""0: lo.k all kind. a7.iHiO: Ainci leap. 2.73.0
t.'t il tin special. St-i; total sal1;- to exporto!-,
3.i
Ctivh (irjiiii. I'loiir. llif.
WllHAT-fasli in.irkfl-lteceittl M4 sk mid
47 -.us l.tcal and 1 car tlirotiKtt. tstretii: tor ko 1
milling wheKt ultith taken inaiiity by local mil
It th, as eutrtnt otTt rings leu small to till t-u'
side cr.lt rs. Tnese are lej.oitt.d as l.trjie ait. I
tlisl.t en the market In pilce. but cars s waiu'
that nUuii lmpetsible tti fill the orders. Kleyaf.r
men say tint could ship a "rail" of n lie.ll If
t.tis ol.taliial.le ll Faniple, swlirlu.il -No. ; te
tuM at 73'rc tliis i,1p and KViTIV- i: side. No.
3 ltd at Vie to 73U-; N.t. 4 at I'.lc to 7'le. low. r
Ki-,1.!.. at !..'o tt 7'V. No 2 haul at ta'-i;iV. No.
- tlo at CT'-e; No '1 white st'iiu at lil'Ut stk J.,
in elet.it. r .No it, I TlsiTt . : X... V. i.il Of. '
ta'f: Ni. 4 Ci.-;c; lejert-il :.ie
"ltN-i-.tll malUct-KeteHttl V.il sits, and S
tais tlux'ueli I-itm, as . nenmrs sni.ti an, a
Eoed. tli.ti;li rat'ier limit .1. demand, lly -ai:.-pl
-No. .1 nt w sold at '.t's'friS.V and No. i new
at .ii'jf. tielnttetl i: sltie. new No. .! Jellmt, tl.l.s
lide. at .Th'. eld N.l. ' Willie 15 ltl .It .!7e . IH'O
No. 3 do .1... at v. new No. 4 tlo. at ISiial'rc.
OATT-fash marktt -Unelved :: ens I.H-..1
Pmali off risii;s lestnctiiig biisliie-M acd making
a stieng market, though Ihe dcni.ird small. I',
sample. No. J sold .11 s3':e. No. :: niute at . .
and choice ut.rtli -l-c, cli.e.I sotlhm at -t'.-4e.
N.i. 3 white a; J."ft ...-. No. 1 do. .it nftJl'-t .
No. ;t ttuotallt- at 51c ami No : Nnttlleni at
:iJi54V.
l:Vl:-l.ower. srade No. ; selling il.'llerl ':
side at 4S. .
KbtH'It Verv iptiet nt the prit'ts sellers noiv
askinc. l:iion tratlt tetj liitlil. a lew small
lou beiim ti.ken. and domestic i.rdt rs ti .t
much Letter. ifcmotat!r:i-- m soft winter
vlit'.tl Ht il- are as foll.nvs: Patent.- J3..V.51 J.P.;
straights :;.ssu.40: cviia lain Ssl.'JiKtS.i'O; dear
J-. 7.73: Inn ami mliimi Si.2.'i'tii:..V): straiishts
.'. On". Ina tia les $:.i".i"."l. Hard winter 111
Jiito si.?. fj.--.2 i'i fir bakers. J2.sora3 for
sti tr-hts. .md .'ja-v;.:.! for patent?.
KVi: l'lJ"'l'I! .lolil.lm: at ?"..-, in sks. and
:-1..ta 111 ; 1.
yriN.MUA! $;: pearl meal, crlts and homlnv
"Mil l.l'i:i:i-IIl.in was otVerr.l basis i:. ttk. at
Pe. I. at thete wete lio bllv. rs aboe Cic In lint
sks . ,n.l I.ulk iiuotiihle .it C2,-. At mill bran 1 lbs
at iv7ae and shijis at Mi A tar skd corn Lean
altl this side at 1.7. . A line nf Western bran In
lirt-11.. si,- lirottKlil t'V I'. t'L ba-b-
li.W- Keeele.l. II tons l.s-al lltld 2"l tons
itireurh: sl-lpprti ::., ton--. No iliamse to note
i-ni.iMl c.ki.l t"i all koo.1 tirades of tlmotln.
1'k-wUe pralrl-. a.d clottr. but best fo- the llrt
ni ir.J. as Fhl'iptrs -i!tr mtilliims and fetslet.s
the btt i- grmlfs Lower quallllrs er diriicuM
to v.-.:k -'U. Prints 0:1 tik. ramte; nni
olliv ?12.ff!ilS for eh.oce: $l!5tl2 rr N.i. I $..".
WM...1 f..r No 2. S'tin.rn for No 3. Prairie, jim for
hoiie: 3i'l.-..i lot No. 1: CVtSt tor No. 2: 5'lif
C.ri fjr N.i .1. t'l.rt.r. S1HU.
STI.AW v-h-.it on t;k. S4: rve St..
i:as ri:iij.-fi.i.r siim t tntintiiv ji.riif
4.SI: rriltop :..V f.n thnfTtn $.r.O foi fancx; millet
a'.r.-. lllincatiall f.T.'u 6.s
sTint ln:.xs-ni.l 51.2". t?r l.u for prr.no
In e.ll l.t-
Ui:Il' SK!"l)-.7'i p-r im 11.-.. pure basis
l-'Lt-XSKn-Hlgli.-r. with SIX pit or lo ar
rive I i:a! -1 ai.-t s-ilea 01' -oft Missouri at M.S1
ar.l ihenli-.il lut.i ofrrreil at S4.221-..
Sl'Kf.TKIt-Hul). with 1.1 si s.ile atl.
lrl;.s kti 'ItTi a it .
The followlrg tr.bl-s. show- th ran;
in futures and i-ash srain:
I'lose.l It.lOL.ed
of i.rl.-es
Cl.i-e,!
Tn-tlav.
71 n
;i-'i5,
7il. I.
"'. 11
.'.P,
x:
r.i- b
21 ti
2.'-, b
2I-.
To-dav.
7.t'..i:...
71 t 73
SI 'a 7 J
1 r.ursdav.
Wheat Nt t. . .71.1, it
Dee 7211",
May 7-;a
Coin Not 311 b
T.til.iy
It. .
72i7IH
ni.ii 70
I'ee .1:', b :'4t(,,i. ..
"iear 'I...
.May Soi', ...i.. .
Oats N. ;?-, n ....Si. .
Deo IS a Si ...
Vuy :4TJb -.!-,ii..
Cash wheat, com aril oats ranted:
Lit Year. Thursd.n
Wheat No. 2 re.1. ..71 Ci7.s T. ii'tt 74'i
NO. 3 rul t.l fi.M 7.) fi73
.-o. 4 Wlnttil .
No. t li.ini
No. ; haul. .
O 1 11 No. 2 . .
No. 1
No. 2 while..
N.t. 3 white. ..
Oai.- No. 2
...) fiiV. (,s !.7l
r- JL.. t .-II .-..
t'7'j r.i
CJ'MiT")
....t.l tr.iZ
. ..; ii ci
....Sl'-Si. .
......t2l;(33
....24Ui.-
nitisi; .r,....
:.v. o.r
1 -!..
34'ii;3l't 3lC'-i;:
s. (U3,i4 37 il.
2; ':i3ti,s
31; ci
23'. il
No- : 23'-'.iil, ',.1i2:
No. 2 Northern.. 2s f-.. . 241-C1..
No. 2 wh te .. . 27 fi 2r"ljl".
No. ?. while l,".l..'rr'V.l -. i.'-:
23 I ...
24 SI211-
25 tuQi.
2:, if: .ii "
- ti-11 .
No. 1 wlil-p 2t "fiSJir 21 i?
'lot eaient of Crmn.
Ileteltity. Slitin,.ti
Cllb
?l. l.ou.s .. .
frit-ago ....
Tol do
Detroit . .. .
Kntis;.. tjt
Mllwauk... ..
7.rii.ueatsilis
l.ulutti
New York ..
llalllmore ...
1 l.iladelphla
Utston
New Orbans
Wtitat. Corn. 'Ile.tt. t.'orn.
-tJ.l ...'.lio
U.iih
W.4 1)
:...7!ti
S7.7M
t,lS' JhiSi I
21.416
2l.lHi
'.KM
... 7fi H.2.-.1 1D7.2H.)
24. s) 7.."(ii 7.:';
. .322.114 12 m.) ..?:.
...IK..A7 2.11.1 -11..1
2.2-.0
2.2..I)
.T,lli)
l'iijsii
14'..7!l
40,.
121, 4M
. . 21.1.1.7 t.i,j3i
... 41.217 S3.M'-,
...l.-.2.!i.77 SM.92S
. . . 3 tlil) 1 1 .Ten
24.'il
tialvt Pton
...12 fii.l- .
Mtusks if tirnlii in sttire.
To-tl.ty. TisMav. H5t T'r
S.:i64..1J ,'.3.U 2.42S.i:u
V.'heat .'
Corn
Oats
lly,.
Uarley
Contract Grades--
No. 2 red wheat
No. 2 hard
No. 2 corn
No. 2 we cim
No. 2 o..
No. 2 white oats ...
I3T...77I
ai,"l
11.424
27.7MI
43-,-2!li
22.0S
7.r.:ii
Ml
1?.2J
l.'...r.7 2.i:.9.3.Ti 1.773.129
-h.::'. 3ii.7-.i-. i?.7.-.t
43.113 tu.avi M.4I7
16.072 20.'.UC s:i.s?s
3S.211 ,...! '
2.11 17 2.t.V.
-o. 2 rye.
Sliliiiitt.ntfs .r i.'i. ....'
St. Ixn!.. 1I.3.W ,i,, . Chiraito. rs 111 Mil, n,
treit 1.3.0 l.bls.. .Mllwauke.'. Vir. 1. Is Vlrm.:
PRODUCE MARKETS.
I.oijil Fruit. Vest'tablc. INinlu-v,
Kjic mill l.utt.T (JiioCiiitiHs.
Sl I,uis. Friday. Noi 2, 15)).
Tlie,i(ru.lii,e maikets wtte In 11 little Istter
conditj.,, to-day. Trade was iis,t. Uut the
small t.veints ertated a lirmer fe.iln; all a.ouad.
Shippers wei- limited buytis. aid th. re was
some lo-al demand. 1 'rU u.re well m;s.
taimsl.
I olat-'s Welti dan
Nollllt'ltl stl.l. wile
ami s-low. Ite-eipt3 of
moderate, but uiteiitiss
Wtle IlltiStU Co'llTlloil
.11. -i 101 sto-U wlliel:
n slow .it nt 11 ,.-.. ...... 1. ." .. .
I"
.--..,. .,.,,. .,,,,, vnoiee slock was in tale .le
malltl Uetelpts by nt.i w.rc llchl. but cs.
ttfed the demand for that this- (it stock
Sw.f. iH-tatiK-x we,.. ,,u,ot and tttMdv at un
ih.irgtd piic.s. lte.-fi.ts weie Hunt and there
w.ib a slight linprateinent in the demand.
labl-am; was in en.i .icman.l and the tnarlot
was stiotig on s .mid not l.-. Cjiissjerabie hcat-d
and oaiiiag.d st.jck was ofiei,-,i. however, and
this wis .mil ap.I slow.
opium, i.e ..- in f;r il. i.-.and. but oif,-rim,-s were
hbeial and pntes were iiiicliani;e.i.
Tmjps wne s. aire and Him. Time nu- a
gts.sl tltniuiid for 1 holt u sto-k- but nceii.ts
wire light and gieiall of Inteiiur tpialllt
Ciubliewcr was In fair demand and steady at
unchanged piite... ""
Jllitab.igJs w.re In li-tlel demand and Ilrme-
Uli.i .-. t.i'des wei dull and :n e .aimed
Apples wle sl-,,dv and III fall .te.iiiilld Ho-
. tlpls we-e Paht and yeiterallv or l.,stem mt
ltlver rce.t- we.e .ight and .'.f fait quality.
tiuin. . s .,ie dull and i.ul-i ll.le.d.
lllajs-s weie dub ,u,0 illecula, tlirerlll!;- of
Com Is weie mostly out ol cou.ihli.li and weie
hard lo Mil. but. fiesh liel.twatc.,. Catawbas am!
Nl.igaias weie in fair d-iuaiiu and ste.ulj
''".us w sl.adc and In fail .l.-itini.i t un
changed prici s.
Cnub'-ril-s weie Heady and uiM-haiiced.
Dranges were linn and In ki.i.1 demand Offer
ings weie Unlit.
l-en'oiw weie -il..,, iinn and In good .1. man.
Willi i.iferhivs light.
t allfomia fiu.ts weie .pile .ci, .te.idv at un-
el'-ine.d tui.-es.
Lite poiuity was iimi i!:d in ...sl ! m.ind
l:e-- ipt- of 0u11j; .hi ken- were lie;;.,' ;u,
pries ve'e liiRliel. 1, chl.-k-li- " te ,.y
as tT' rings were about i'.il n, th' d.-maii I.
'll.rkejs t.eie fl.p. i,d htulc. a-t leceints weie
liisht. aiel the il-miifii i:ti-d.
Duck- an I Itetse wti., .juiet and -kkIv.
A'eals weie iirni and In I .'iter demand ll.-celpts
w.ie lluht .md oif.-ilngs w-ie pi-:tv well c fined
i-p
Shetj, and lambs wne dull and un. handed.
tlfln.e was .jui, t am )t..jdv. llet.ipu t'.eie
fairly b-av. but iro.t of th airitnls wie nio,
t.r less oet of copdli,,n
W. ol van In belter demand, and m-dium
l-i-ii' tiete slea.ly. I.'ii ..the, id.-, wer- dull
and slow.
Hides weie Htm and In 1:00.1 dtin.md as 11
.tipts w-re lli;ht. and till ..tr-ilnss inn ultli
It.itly sale.
L'uus.
The tliaiket was fhni and hier to-d.iy. as
lime wat a gi.ol d-mand IK.m the loci "ti.nle
for Choice M,m k. It.'.'elpts wrie ilO,je,t. ;,n,l
ti.eie w.ie e.o shipments, but t..1 1 t-Tie and
. t ubt til stock wis slow, l'resh ie"fipi old at
P'r. .oss off. Int told-stoni;,, and doiibtliil sold
fo.- I- -s.
Keceiits at St. Iitli.-. t, -dav v.eie 2.nll ca-es.
Ilnir? Proilnets.
l-.utt-! ciickf srad.-s of creamerv wete In go.!
.1, trail. 1. but ofleilrgs w-te am; le for all r
tphtinents. ard ctl.er glade- weie dull and slow
tj oiatlons: 1 reamer I'Mr.i 221-.i2'c: tests -u
21-: sec .r.i s pifipi-. Dalrv Ktra lSc- tii-ts 17...
Mease 5i t!s -. t'ountij St'ilc-jmckcd Ills,- r,.
Riod lo sffi Pic for j. sir. L'nlle.pa, K-, d i:tia V'"
lllsts 13c
,-,.siJ.ote: Twln uijc. s,ngb"sj IP... Y.
A. il',, : New York ll,c. f.iiibiiro-r PUslillc:
Swiss !lrt,V: l.il.k 12isc. Koregum- are , Idiiii,;
Pi 'ces
tl... ...... ,1... ....1 ..!..... . . -
1'i-ox'is.iotib.
, Polk quiet laid steadi.
J l'ork New rtandarcl J-il-lihu: f. o. b.
I Lii.l Clioi-e (team. 1:. E.d . J.;.:3.
tlrti-n Hams. Ltc.llt'ld in car l..ts, f. ,,. b p:.
; sid. : lintns On basis 7?.c lor H-.bs. ;,-id :?'.c"r. r
ID. New tik shoilldrrs tit :,'-'. Fi, in t'it. nhil
utl.: Ibin-of-house hams at 7'-;,S3c: bellies at "f
Site, as in aitiage.
D. s. Meats llx.l. lets: Utra short ei e'-':
7'fe; cleu sides Tic: bellies ri2c. as in avt"
agt ; plates Clzc i.ueis charge lu-jher 0.1 sm-,U
oidtrs.
'J.-.con-i:xd. s. c. meats in 1 jobbing w.iv:
Ureakfast bacon fic for he.ixj to lji-c for ranci
hght: hams liitiPV. t'alifornli .1 -lf7i, c as in
aierage; New York shoulders ci ,.. Plain "sraoki d
bxd. meats: i:xt-a s1io-ts Sc; t'rbi Sc; clear
sid-s M-c; bcl.i, s -.-.-.: .c. as in aierage; plap"
,c. as in aierage. Dealers charge higher on -mil.
cnbi-s.
Country Lai.l StiO'tc. anonling to quality and
pkus.
O'.co-Steatini Dull at Vte.
Tallow Coiintti .x'o. I iue; No. 2 4c. Packers
choice el,c.
Oreisr small irrtgular lots coantrv: Drown 3c.
xelloiv .P.c. white :,.-. I'acktrt' stok: Drown i-u
5l"'K-. y.llow tf:4Ji. whit, I?i5f-V.
lieef On ordera: Dbal. Plate ,9.73; ruh.on Mar
ket $11: dried at tat; to IJl-c p ! lb., tongues at
lrc jitr lb. or Sx per dos
Hitlcs.
ire-n salted. Sc; dry flint 15', -c for average re
tell ts to 16e tor Texas; ilry-salte.1 at 12'.'.c. On
selectioii-i:ieeii-salt,d No. I at S'ic; Nor 2 at
- Tic: dry flint No. 1 nt liic; No. 2 at H';c: lry-
- salted No i nt 13c; No. 2 at l'Jo. 1'iicured lc
' .., II. If r. ,., ......., 1 .- .. il. I...... ..Ill ,'1.11.
J'V, ,.. ,-.-, ,.i,,l luim t. C, IU I ?:- il'iu n"-.-
m, lc half ririrf-
Wool.
Missouri A; llllnola Ueavy line II RI2
M.d. coniblliK..2J Tex.. I. T. Ok. "
Med. clothing.. la S-lfs- Medium Is fllj'i
llraid and lint. IS iilS Coarse &- low. .13 ls.
Turry & clear Fine medium. ..11 ci
mixed It &ls IJKht tine 14 SJIa
siltshtlv hurry.. IS M154 lleavv line 11 1112
Hard burry I2'..1il3 Dakota .t-. Wesicin
Light Ihi" 16 '(117 irlisht incdlum.lS 6l.sVa
llt-.ny line 13 4ill Dark medium. .14 P.
Limb ir. is pine medium. ..14 Ml
Wisconsin X. Iowa l.icht line II 121.'.
Med combine. lswii'i ipavy tine 1: Hi 13
llraid ,1 cloth- Aikans.is South.--.
int.- IX (ftlXU Med. (Ileccedl..l3 Wl'J'i
Jemibnght PI S IT .Med. lloi.se)... .IS 571x1.
tail; 13 r,ir, Ituriy II 15
I'lne miilitim...ir. tilfi Tubwaslled
l.lcht line 11 nr, No. 1 21'
Heavy line 11 s13 No. 2 2.1 .4
K..:e-as .x- Nebiasl.-i lilirry IX Crl.l
llriehl nie.luni.l:i Angola n,.at hair
I i.i 1 It .X- sandy. .14 Hilt'. Clean ft deal. .It 621
r'tt" mtslluin...l4 'ol.-.i- Hurry A clot-
Llgl't tine 13 ei4 I.il .. 1 Wll
III ick and s.edv from lc to is- per lb Its.
l-'urs.
H.ie. ocn (ipossum
No 1 lalge 1. ;o. 1 :
N'o. 1 li-icdium 4.'. ;o. 2 l'J
No. 1 small A No Z .1. Tiash worlhleas.
So. .1 2' Woir-Pialrle 23T 13
N'u. 4 li; .Voir Timber ...7ll.:.'i
Wink iteii fox
No I huge M No 1 $!.!)
No. 1 L.tdluin. . . 711 N,,' 2 Ci
No. 1 small ,- 2s . 1:. ,,. 3 23
No 3 23 No. I b
Vo. 1 13 Cms fox
Skunk Prlnie. as to N't, I M
size- No. 2 10
Mails !HiSI No. 3 2.1
sht.i'l stripe .-,i.Ji70 No. 4 I'1
Nari.iw do I'fi.v. Dttet-
llroa! do I'.'.i2" "0. 1 lorse .'
Texas rou-id 2''fi 10 .No I medium ". f'l
Territory do 3n:o N. 2 ".7'0
All blue or unprlme o. -I tK'
less. No. 4 1.5"
1111,1 c.il 2.102.1 1 tear 11.2
flier tat 13jl.eii.er Hi :
Itidcer Mi23 ..Xiu-Urat 5l I
House cat 10 I
Kxti.ine outl-, rn skin- 13 per cent less nn-i
7x'.i!i'ern I". it. 23 t r ctnt more.
I'iMilli-.i . Caiiif. iintl VciiIh.
LI'i: Pti-I.TI:Y-. Aieraee retelpts: x.'oung tin -sets
r-.Ss Cillckens Iltns G.-; Old H'S'-MS 2c
I)at.ks i;i1('. I. In- piiaun.s and s.iual.s CJJf7r.c p r
di . (Pes.- '- lo Ce. Spring ohlcktm tpioled at
l,i-,ii7i-c per lb
CAM!,--We ii-ote fIetel. sine: stm k 011I1 :
liuall J1.7.-.-,i2. ducks. i).r do.: .Mallalda J3.H:
redluads ::.:.o; blu.wim: teal 2: gi.etiwlng teal
SI.73. canvasb.it k- fi. mixed SI.:.). Piulrie chick
ens J3, jack snipes M.3n; ploter $1 J3; wootlciKd:,
laree. $:.:.o; d-.'t caieasses. p.-i- l... u, ; venWt.n
saddles 2'ic. l.iMills, p, r doz. ujU73-; Jack ralbits
$1..); siiulnel. ouiia. is-
ntOi; I.Kt:-; We ttuote nt 23c per do. for
small to iie for medium and $1 for lares.
VKA1.S Choice small fat lll.l to 170 lbs.) at
ji-t per lb., heaiy do. lit-) 10 170 lbs.) at 4l-1i-',''
per lb., heretl 's. roueh and thin, at ttr.'Psic. Sheet
and xciiIIiik. tlnll at :m4c: thin ewes and
bucks at 2',i3e per lb. Spline lamb Hwes at
4c to 41 -c Per ib. for choice. .V) to 1.3 lbs., buck
lambs 21.1J3.-.
I'rnlts am; Vi-ctiililcs.
APPLES (J'l.t, : Sa-tein lltldwill at rmni
;i.iu for No. 2 to S2iij.li br No. 1. vrtenhig -it
Sl.-'D lur No 2 11 12 r 1 No 1. kirn: it -2.:. .(.2.;.)
for No I. .Mixed .ai! at .roia $I.:ll.:.'. fo
Kre.i! to I !i, r2 I : led vail.t.es Ili:k -ISild in
sell, in; .,1 l )H.r 1 1,1. me.isue. Dei I tlU al fitlti
7.'w to Sl.t, . cenliine at $1 10 $1 ii : -.ilii.-sap at 7.;
to 51.30; willowtwU at $1 to Jl 73.
liltAlTS tjuote x-lb. basket , oncord.s at from
."oJS.- to l-.V -latter for choice .viand; Nlatlara.s at
M'.Ulc fo- -l!i. basket; Catawbas at I.k' for .x
11. baskets, no Dcl.iwalcs uITcrillg. bulk Ni.igar.1
and Cumin. is s, nine .it ::. to i.si p,i p.m bs.
I'KAK.s -t.itiote: Duehfss iKastirni at S2.3il .cr
l.bl.. Keifcr at 52 to J2.23 per bid. A car lan.-y
i:.,si,rn Keifer s.'lhng at 2.'.0 per 1 Id.
yrLNCL. quotable at Jl.-".) to J2 per bid.
t ALH-tiliNIA ritl'lTS-Wi- .Uote: I'ears
:-t.'ke at 3l.2,?il.. per ij bii.x and tither lane
ties at J2.:2.r. per 4'i-lb. box Oralis -Tokaj.
i:ui.i'ir and Ciniihor. at 51.'..,;i2 per 2n-lb ciate
tlal.l..".d sp ek u-s.
illlANiJL.s We quote: Ntw Florida ifar.cv
lilittl.ll at Jl.23'i4 3) per bos., choice .Mexican at
3..oii3.73 ih'i box on trk. and at $4 hi a johbuiir
ttiiv flout stole.
LLMONS Ouoie: .Mcs.-ina at .J to Jt for
: sue ar.d at S4.:-Wt3 tor SHize. Callfonua at
:.i'.3. .a per b..x
l'INi:AI'l'Li:S-yilolllldf at J1.30 to S2.3.) pr
Ooz.
'.I:ri; l-'ltlilT miote .lamaica at J; to jc.i)
Is r box.
llANANAS-tJuote at Jl Wul.r, per bunch on
t id-is.
1 tl'llANCTS Qticfible at j:7.;i per 1.000 hi a
snail win ai S4 pel liiO
cl:ANl;i:nitn:s- f.lir demand, with sales
malul.v Ina small way at t..USiti.50. accortlinii to
.piality.
IlirATDKS-Ciuote choice Northern in bulk on
tik.: Iturbti:!: at 2--:i2,"c; rural at S'SM": po.rlv
culled and Inietlm stock less; i.,i gr.wn s. II-
ir.g loo-c fioni f.trmiis' waguns at 22Vi23c per
bu.: fancy lraw rijytiv pt r bu. Hecelpls by
boats from near-ln lowtr rlvtr liolnts sellini
at.v price obtainabie.
ONIONS guoie the ranee at from 23c for poor
to 37c for i-holre globe; lelloii- at IV.
t'AIHJAf;!: t.Mioie -.oun.l, sr-en .lotnestic nt JS
I4. and Holland seed at Jllgl2. Ktd cabb.i.
dull and 11. 1nin.1l at sir. pi r ton.
TOMATOLS-llome-erown quotable at 7.V$1
rr bu loose for fait to choice, to I0f7C)o for
p-or.
CKLKUY Quote choice to faney while plume
at 30c to 4'ic and extra fancy laitse at :.ic per
loz : small to me.liuiu al i". to 23c: 3lu.kiio
cases .11 30c to 73t. as in quatl;.i : h-jn-.e-r. wn
sold at 105T13C per bunch: celery toots dull at 2)
5(2.. per do.-.
KOHPLANT -riotlda illi.uble at J1.5 iJ per
I's-lut. ci.ite: hiu.it-giowii dull at 73c per bu. box.
CAL'LU'LOWLIt-Quote AC Island al ST.23W
l.si per crate containing 14 to 16 heads; J: per
STUINO lli:ANS-t.iuoie New Orleans ioun.1
green at 30ft t'Oc and Alabama Hat at 4V pr bu.
box Hon-e-Krown sold at .v?iV).- per l.u. looe.
II1:1:SSI:LS SPHOI'TS-Quotablo at SalOc per
quart.
crci'MllIlIlS-Cholce Florida quotable t JJ
2..) per bu. 1k,x.
HoItSLHADlSH-Quote home-grown at S3.30
C4 tier l.bl. on onli-rs
llf.'TAHAOAS-Quolable In bulk at 23il.V per
bu. (In or.lor-i :,t Jl per bl.l.
'il'MLO New- orbans tnew) .uotable at. 51. .V)
tTi2 pep bu. box.
lilll-.TS-Sell at J! per bid on oideis
Ti ItNIPM- Home-grown sell loose at from 2 c
to 23c per bu. (top rate for w-.Thedi. Consign
ments unsalable.
CAIHtoTS List sale bulk Northern at it iir
loi lbs. ibd On ordeiu dealers chJlKe Jl p-r bid
SWl:iCT POTATOLS - Ibme-er.,,,,, lrmudi
sell at i:.I2ile, yellow natisernond at 20c and led
r.uif-emund at 2"'i33c p. r bu. bs.ee and at 51 11"!
Ibl. for Bermuda and Jl lo Jl 40 for irui-!iiond
on onlfls. Consigned not salable for charges.
SI'IN.U H Honie-prown at T'-ibc s r bu. loo-e
K I.K Ilome-giown selling at 3c per bu. !.....-...
I.nTTCcr. Hom.-Krowii seiiiiiK at 13'(i2ile p r
bu. Ii.w.
I'llPPClIS Michigan (lelll iUotable at 52H5.27
pec fioui- bid
SPANISH ONIONS-i.Mlol.ible at J 1 4021.3.) per
crate.
SAITCHKIlvrT-'JuoIe 1,1,1s at ;.fi). half bids
at 51.3.1 Cfiincv hand-made 30.' moiei: iinall orders
chaiged hh;ber
'.iistM-llnueoilN llilrl.els.
HIlillNMNIS S-e'linx on a basis ot Jl 27.
rilATlin-.tS-In demand at following ist-uJn
quot.iiioii, per lb.' I'ltme while 1. p. in siimII
sk. tic: In laige sk. 14c; gniy 33c; t Id while 23
lo-nt. N 2-1 1.. i,t . NX I'lw2.ii ; X.NX. iu'oU'c;
XX 3c. Chlckfn 3'fcc. Turkey Tall f).;
wing PJc. liolnte.s Hi': wing and tall 13c; wltu;
and tail and pointers, lie; bi.lv 2c.
SIIKI.I' I'i'l.rs-l-'ull wo.il pelts at W to ft)',
actoidliig to amounl of wool on them; lamb at
,:V.u3"c. Soutlittn 2.-'ir4'V: -heal. lugs at liliSsc.
111.- si. ck. fall-n etc. siy.- p-r Ib.
l.lll'SVi AX-Uiioie at 21.1.C pe,- h. for prime
l)l-:i.I:siINS LTC i'linie tletlskllls 2V per
ll,.-Tc:.as al Jo.': JUL lope 125:e per lb.; Kivit 2oo
to 3i'' each -ki,l .fid tlamag.il out.
UOinS-Uiie-ciiK ai lit, in J2.23 r.ir small t.i
53.7'. tot lame, ;.di -iij I . r at 7c; Senet a at 2i.--.
plnl. al 14 ; guldei. seal at 4Co; .May apple at
21-.! : sicike at 2so. black 4,s;e; Allelic, :.!.., ,
v.aboo balk of loot sc. bark ot tiee 31 ,c- bl.7,.,1
21-.1 : l.luttlag 3c. skull. ap leaves V; tast-ahas
bar.l 4e. Wild glllge. 4c.
Ci)'ilo:.'.s....I, nil. -m. mm i.llow 37c; white
;.x. . wtntel tdl.l.l .0. and Willie .!.,-.
LINSKKD 1)11- Quotable p.,- Bal.: Il..w at
77c. polled at 71c- It pel bi,I. --a in ,.ar it..
'Asiull I ill. -in .,. o 20) ml.. t,I ve, .,
12, lr lb. for No. I .111,1 lol-c for No. 3; nuall-i
qrautllles lc is r lb. 111010
'0.il'i:i:At;i:-iu.,le laid tierce at $1.13 po;k
Ibis. Us-. .1... half-bbb. 73c; slack Wtuk loan. I
hep iMir bids. 31k, ilit bcop do -2V: iiatf-bhl..
lis'; meal bl.K 3tlr. .,o,lllte 01 apple bids. 2!V.
t (itil'i:itSTI'rj.-S In car lots, on tik.: Staves
--Cottomio.Ml Hour bl.l. Slki'Cl'k.Vl, No. 2 Jllll .-Vile.
K b'd x.-.fl."...Vl. Ik el -keg tlllilC; lard tierce j;s"
js.lk bits. IS llejding. ..rsel--No. 1 Horn bid'
.i.e- mill run 17, -Inch slock lor apple l.t.i. nt
4'.-. X- 2 do 2'jfiic: lard tleite 1W-; s,ll, bid.
li--i. Sh.it. d bops 1', our bid J4SI4.3" for toop-
H. XI lol ll'MI.-l l.llir-bld. J.'.'JI Ie, dp, ,.,.
fOoll ST 30: 0.1I. laid tlel i;.er-sll.ive,l 1I-M-
POIk bid. :3. u '
MtissWe quo'e: ilray and brown mixed l.tfr
lvc; )..., ai-,,1 blown and black mixed 2c bl.nk
and brown do. SVe; black 2!.c Machine-picked
-.-' -'' ,-'S al '';: XNX at l-.c: ,.X.
hi .0.1 : nffliot picked less.
17MITY MAKIiLI.- -(Val oil tuipeiitine aid
easolir.c ICc: vlu-i:ar l""c; black oil 4..-; llii.tcl
light o.l and iBiuish 73.-. sugar I.V; whlski s,,'
tlo. l.ill-bbls. r..c; w. lie Jl: s iiierkraiu 3.V; pickl."
43c: inoIasM.s 31K-; IilJ Its 33e 3c off for each
bnik. 11 bead or staie: 2c olf for each hoop miss
ins:. DUI1.D l'lll lTS-Choic oo-s in demand- out
all tin- eas anu slow. We quott.; Apples. i'vap.
crat.d rings at l'.. to 4'U: quaitels at Ji-c u,4o
eho,.s at 'jTl-lic iellngs at 'sc; sun-ili4.-Ti qiiar
tcis Jt -'I'tt to 3'-,, ; 'lops and peaIings liegleclcd
no i.iite tiuntable. Peaches Fanty eijpoiated im
pelled halles al 3c; sun-dried 25x2ij;c. Sale: 2ll
a.kgs. at qtotallolis.
DDiLD 'iltlCICN PKAsL-Jobblng from store
al SI :. 1I...11: Stotch at ?1.7o:, l.-t.: split u.40.
WIHTi: lli:.VNS "..iiute: II ind-plcktil p-a b.-ani
in a J bbing way fi..m store ;,t Jl.y3'-i2-cieenel
Jl3'(ll.!'0 per bu. Western at JI.30 wecvilv less,
lam., beans at 6!t';it;-e per Ib.
HONI'.Y- Corah al 10c to 12':c fancy white
fioar li'iil3c: mfeilor. daik and broken 1, ss.
LxlracLsl and strained in bids. 31-c to OiJ.c. and
In cans al u7'c
SA1.T-S. lllng 1- side: Midlum at 11.15; gran
ulated at $1.03 per bbl. Worth 3c per l.bl. mor
till- 'hie.
POP COICN tluotr. per 100 lbs., oil cob: Nen
al Jl to J1.23: old al S1.20 lo J1.C.
t'lIiLU Inferier from J2.23 to J2.30 per bid., end
Cliolt 0 .2'li:i.'.Tl. . .
HOI'.-New at Uyl'Jc; old CM crop) at llffllc;
foreign i.t 42643c
MAI-LR St'OAK AND SHICP-Fome arrlvlnr
mid seiiii.g al 13'nsc per lb. for sugar and 9w
per gal. lor sirup
SOkUIIl'M -Sellh.g frcm 10c per gal for poor
lo 22e for prim-'.
r.KOOM COHN None arriilng on regular mar
ket. Nominally, the prices art drooping and de
c Using, ranglns per ti n from JV1 for e.i:r.nu.it to
573 for choice-. Advices from th- growing sections
..ie cf Inicttve ar.d weakening markets
IIONCS Choice bleached at $11) per ton; other
1 ind-s troiu !10 't. Jl3.
ItAOS. KTC Per 10.1 11,.: Curtrv rags at
tflc. Old tope No. 1 and manlla ILi'si; No. 2 30c.
lluble: J!
SCIIAP IKON AND MICTAl-Pcr 10) lb-.:
"'rousht Iron 40c. h, .ivy cast 4 k': malleable 23e.
Meet :'3c oieakig. ;3c. stove 23c; burnt 13".
Light brass $7: heavy brass $10.3.1 Copper $11.
Zinc 12.50. Iad $3.30. I'ewter JI2.
COOPtaiAOi: Quo!" lard tierce al 11.13. pork
bids. POc. tlo. half bids. 73c. slack-work round
loop Hour bbl.. 35c. fist-lraop do. 33c. half l.bls.
13c meal bids. 3ic. prcduce or apple bids. 2'ks.
WHEAT CLOSED WEAK
IN CHICAGO MARKET.
VUWK DKCLIXKD ONIvlIAI.F
A (MONT.
Coin Kuli-il Firm a ml Hifilicr
Outs Were Stationary Pro
visions Closed Weak.
isi:i'ri!Lir:si'i:ci.i.
Chiragu. III.. Nov. ;. U'IpmL after a tlrin
and higher opening, closed weak at '- de
cline. Aigentini- crt'ii news was rnnllletlni
and th- litn.iit of tlie doubt was given to
the dispatches giving least damage Corn
was firm ami rinsed V higher lor Nov. and
Jo up for Pee. flats rested at yesterday's
ligures. after selling ;.- higher. I'lovislons
tinned weak alter earlv tttteiigtli. while
llaxseeil toiitintieil Us upuai.l t rse, el.is-
Ing 5.: up fur spot seed.
Wlient.
Liverpool did not participate in ihe weak
ness that prevailed hi'te ill wheat yester
day, ihe opening limitations for futures this
morning being i, higher to 'ltd lower. That
tended to ri'slon- at Ihe opening Ihe previ
ous dux'swaniiig spidts of the local bull',
who commenced buying at 'y a bit. ad
vance 011 Thiiisday's rinsing prices. Some
bullish cables fioni Aigentiiie received an-:
their purport m-iile known before th up. 11
Ing. also eoiitrlhuli il to the revival of con
lidene.' that was eviiueil by the Inning at
the starl. Shortly after Ihe market luid
got well under way a cablegram from
London to thi Heard of Trade was posted
on the biillclin hoard, which had the ef
fect of again undermining tile stmcture
raised by the bulls v lal it sunn began lo
topple, and about an hour and a hulf rrotn
the eonimi'iiceinont 11 v.ils prone in tlie (U1
and 011 top ,f It the bears- holilitr: lht-!r
usual congratulatory r-xetdse. The London
Times inessuge said , ri., prospects were
satisfactory in Santa IV am! 'oniiiva
I'rovlin-cs. bu' poor in Kntie Kins. md
when, lifter diligent consultation of their
atlases and authorities, tip. Provinces men
tioned as satisfactory in the Tlites dis
patch weie discovered to be In She tenter of
the best whoat-gtowln legion of Argentine
and the Province- of poor prospects was of
somewhat less impoitance. although also a
good whiat-iaisin- .section, the more bull
ish pilv.itf reports were Ignored .mil ihe
bearish view of the newspaper cortesimnd-t-n;
adopted.
Tlie piimary market receipts- weie 171.1.10
bu linger than thus,, of the corrcsnotnlitig
day last year, whlth was another source ot
el touragtin, nt to the short sellers I'loni-
ances of Hour f 1 Atlantic ports weie Iw.-
(h. 1 bbls., in iipial to cxpotls. ol ,1ll.u, bu
01 wheat, but lhat was tun taken into con
sideration in the bearish temper of the
(li.wil. Argentine shipmints Tor the week
Were 40.io bu.. a.s against 40.U111; bu. last
week and 70.iil bu. ., ve.ii- a en. Liverpool
clostil fioui unchanged to ',d lower than it
did yestetday, ami Antwerp was the etiulv
iilint of 'V a bu. higher. Couiitiv elevator
Mocks in the Northwest Increased l.7,7o,ei"J
Im. In () t.. and are now b-.rort.titl bu.. as
against HMW.U'i bu. a vear ago. rinsing ot
some of .Minneapolis mills, on account of tm
ssiti'fot tnry ccnilitii.n of the Hour market
vas another disappointing item of new-- for
hulls.
I'ec wheat opened at from 74", c lo 74i.s'
ami from those lignres gtadualli down fo
T.'.'aC. cliising ;it jij-c. it lnw'cr than it
closed yestetrday.
Corn.
The corn maiket ruled firm on small re
I'efi.ts and the Ilkillhnod of a contlnuancu
of light supplies. (Amnio olfcrings were
again itisignltleant, and. loii'-equtntlv. hold
em of shlHiing grades in stoie heie de
iliaiuled mid tiere able to obtain betttr
ptlces. comiiared with the pi ice ot futures.
Local receipts were IM cars, with 4.V s
tirraud for to-morrow. I'limnry Western
111:1 1 Let receipts were wi'iOAHI) bu., as against
471.ijo bu. a year ago. Shipments from sumo
weie MMJrj bu.. -as compaied with lUs.O'JU
bu. last yrar. s.'eaho.ird ck'.tr.tiices were
KUVi bu. Liverpool futures closed from
V- higher for Nov. to '.d lower for later
ilellverlcs. Argentine shipments were 176.lr'
bu.. as eomiiar.sl with STiUtV bu. last week
ant! 1.37ii.o'i bu. the previous year. Sales
were made here for shipments of IW.OV bu..
and Xew York reported export salo.-t of 4i
boatloads. Nov. corn oiwned at from 37c to
371.i5:37ic and as high as Si'.iSit: lmme
dlatoly, and up to .Tr,2c later, where It
closed. Dee. opened at Sj'hO and I'.'.Ue, and
cltsed tit the higlier of those liguies.
On Is.
Oats were firm without activity. Ite-i-eipis
were 1(S cars, wiih 14u estimated for
to-morrow. Shipments from Chicago weie
"aiuoij bu., us against ai2,W0 bu. the year
previous. Seaboard clearances were more
liberal than usual, amounting to aio.tjoo bu.
Dei. oats opened at 21",..'. and closed at ll'e.
Ihe highest being 22'i,c. and the lowest 2I'H
8: 21V.
H?e.
lie opened linn and almost half a cut
a bu. hlghi r. without rtceipis. hut just b--lore
the close eased off in svntiatliy with
wheal ami lost all its early advance and
'if more. The market, taken as a ivbole,
was almost lifebiss save for sumo light
trading in spot at 170 lor No. 3 to go to
store, and sale of Dec. delivery at 4x-'4i:.
!'0. closed at 4 bid. and IS.c sellers.
.May stopped at :,lc. ixical shipments and
exports out of New- York amounted to
nothing.
Itiuigc of I'lilures.
Aniclf..
Wheat-Nv- ...
Dec
Jan
Coin Nov ....
Die ,.
Mav
Oats Nov
Det
M.l.v
.Mess p-,.vol.
.Ian
Lud-Nov.. ..
Dec
.Tan
Sll. Itlbs-Noy..
.1.111
Op!l.
llllth.
I.GW.
'"'73'',
71',
37
.1-,',
21','fl1,
21",i22
i'
10 ti2'.
11.22'.
7.00
i;.x,
0.70
11. 23
Close.
72' 1
73 S,
71'.
37 1.
I'.'t
21',i.'
..1 i', ;.'
741,5, 1,
7St,ti 1
37SJ371,
SW,
Wltii lt.-.
21'.. 21'
2S1S
ll'.COv
11.(1 "
7.12'.
"
.r.
23:6tll'4
PI h2'-
ll.M "
7.12';
I-..33
1".'.
11.1'-.
7.'0
I..X-P..
;.7o
I.. 23
1; OH
1: 07'..
lj.10
Hi-ft'liit. iimi li 1 jtn t-n 1 m
Article. w. shin.
Hour, lit..- i.tH-i 2vv)
WliMat. bu 2.,i' 22.MI
""orn. bu , .(..mo rs.in'i'
o.n?. bu i:.t;,i.t 2-jm
Kj. bu :....,
U.irb-y. bti 53.or'l L'.'W
IInrl'.
Hatlt-y was Hi in, ami abmit 'Xi'.lv hiili--r
lor somh' Knulfs. Hoi-i-Ipt- v.vrt lli,'l.t. 22
rars. ami stjlpiii'-i.ts wi-re ljJot bu. N.mv
Viirk -pirlf(l nothhij;. .Malting 'ra,U.s
iiven.:'-,, from Uo to 5'v. and nWi..l'Iv o
for choicp if offend. l-Voil lots -.Maya
fiotn :'.'; tt :iso.
f 'l:iMti-I
The market c.ii.t.mi.Ml to- move in its iip
wanl tomlcnry 'arly. ami ft.unti ftotn :.c to
.V, with liicht rrtfipls. ami in -ymp.tthy
wilh the stron; temN-nov of tin Noitnwts:
market.- Tho mat kit was vpry fpiK t at the
Iiiiprov-iiunt. On ir ii-nr lli elot the
market lini-slieii with an ailviinci- of 21; ..
for futures. Spm seed was stroni; and tp
.V for X) 1 Xor thw(Kl--rn ami tout.iwest-i-rn.
Tlie firn:r .-lopf i at M.iMV and tlo
latt.-r at J1.81. Xov. ratm-d fmrn ?1 8t to
JI.M. l-acU'd and lesUd at si.St Dei
started at 11.77. it declined to J1.7U, and
eh'setJ at that i i -re lc.il. .Mav oo.-md at
S1.7S hid. and $10 sHlers. and elnsed ;u
SI.7ti Md and S1.7S sellers.
f-ocal arrivals were 41 ear and shipments
27 eais. Mlnnc apoM nrWni .iniouiileil to
hi ears and W ears a '.t- ato. Duhith's
v.eit- smaller Uts cars. ..-. omp:ired with
1U" last year. Duluth's matket was up from
.".'.e to ."o. and closed weaker, with onlv a.
small advance of vftiur.
Tlniiitli.' iimi Io it Seeds.
Timotliy seed contlmnd to rule rplet and
.steady, with decreased receipts. Sale.4
ranged from $3.0i to $1.10 per cental for or
dinary to pood seed. Future:- were quoted
nominally at $4 ?0 Receipts were H'2.t0 11.
ami shipments l.f'Ct) llis.
Clover seed wn.s reported a trtltv lotter
ana inactive, tteeeipts were iipnt. nut as i
.i...- i.i ..... . .i ....... .. .
lin-it- ..: iiHirnifiiiDH' ei U ueij OV'T lrUIIl
tlie previous day, it made offprint-? Wr;-r.
Sales of samples ratijud from i to pi
Tier cental. Xov. was duot-d at $10.25 nom
hially. Iteceipts were :.!.!'.; Ihs. and ship
ments nothing.
I'rovMimi
Ueceipls of hoes were "5.X) head, and
their -price, a, reported from the yards,
from oc to 10c higher, that 1-ein'-: yUen as
one reason for the firmness with which pto
vislons started, and the small stocks re
ported on hand Xov. 1 beim; another. The
imgreKatv of WeHcrn ho receipts, proving
to le about lO.W-O head in excess of tho.-;
received a year uko. had a somewhat bear
ish Intluence after the opening, and, wheth
er from that or some reason known only
to the ruling rowers, the provision market
became very heavy and clo.ed at the fol
lowing declines: Xov. pork, lric; Jan. pork,
7Hc; Nov. lard, V.c; Jan. lard, ."c; Nov.
and Jan. ribs;, each 2fc. Ufcelpts for Sat
urday were etimateu; at yjxw ncau. uiver-
l-.o-n quoieo turn ,vi nigner. v. onu aviothh
of lard decreased fcO.OOO tierces in Oct.. and
are now only US.CiX) tiercel-, against Si!5,KW
tierces a year apo.
jiAKKirrs ijy Ti:i.Kiit.ru.
New York, Nov. 2. Flour riecelins 20.OTO hbls :
exports 17.3.70 bbls.: sales 4,() pk&s. : market was
tiulet again, but no lower, althousli dolng Willi
an easy tone. Itye Hour easy; sale .70) bbl..
fair to good W&2.ZQ: choice to fancy W.2585.M1.
latkwheat Hour easy. K.WJ1 20. lluckwh.at dull.
I'.i'sft&'o c. I. f. New York. Comm, jl steady: yel
hw Western Me; citi Sc. Ilrandywlne J2.45jf
2.10. lti dull. No. 2 'Aestein 33i.e f. . b. afloat :
Slate 31ji32e c 1. f New Yolk". Darlev quiet;
lteditit; 423i4ts: c. I. f. Iciilfalii: maltitii; :.l7i..c c.
I f. IliuTalo. Ilarlev malt dull Western 62it
Wh, al -Itecelpts vx., bu . ii exis.rt-. sales
4i.ili.i bu. futuies .md 2'ti.o., bu. sjmu. spot
s-l.ady: No. 2 red 7'l1kc f. o. b. alloat, 77x.e eb
iati,r: No. 1 Norlli.in Dilluth 4-hc f. o. b atloat;
No I hald Dilluth rxV t o b. allo.lt: oitions
".n,,l linn and lusher 1.11 .1 lusti outbieak of
bullish Argentine r.i.oils but later hi the ,1 ii
coitapseil under wtak l.titrpool advices and a
,ll-p.,cib u lo doilbl lire a.eiini. v ,,r Areentine
ii.-iiirilt news; heult , lllne r,.r l.o:h accounts at-Lti-bd
the late hr.ak. . los. .1 weak at i.-jr'-c nt t
.'..bii.. .Mar.-h t-2 3-II-.1X2I... el. ..--i t.i, ' mjv
xl-,1,x2c. rlos.,1 M-.c. Nov r,,e, ":H.-' Dee.
7X - fl71 II-'.I'C. close,! ;i,,. l-orn -lli-efipt.s fl2,l"l
le . txporls I13.pr. bu. . sales -,,iii., ,tI. futuies
ai-.i H.n.iti bu. spot; sp..l slioiie. No. 1 4.V-C ele
i.'itur. 41.1t, f ., It. aiio.it- optlors wei,' coin
I naliv.lv well snsialii.d all ,1.11 ,.11 hlslier Kng
llsh cabl-s and IlKht c.iintri off. rim:- c!o-e.l
tlrin al i.i' ii-t udv.inio; .Mai 4,r4.".c. elo.ed
121.1 ; Nov. closed II- !,.. I2i,'yl2-,e closed
4J-.C. flits Ittueli ts 1.3.x 11 t,u.; exports 10. 1.-S ,u ;
epot steady. No. 2 23' s- N. . .'. ;:,. No 2 vli I
l"..': No 3 white 271-,,-: trk. niix.,1 W,"t,rii 23i-.'t
lH'-t : tik. whit.- w.st. 111 and State 27'ii32e: op
tions steady with lorn !" e,l ,,uet Hay steadi.
Hops unlet l:.ef st.inlr. I'ut m.-it. llim. Uaf.I
ea-i ; W.sl.in slea 1 $7 43. o, t c..k'-.i '7 J'.
1 ml11.1l: p fii.e.i quiet- imminent 17..V, I'ntk
dill lll-s.1 JIl'.23'in.-J1. TallOW Stf. 1. 1 CoMOT'.e.-l
oil dull- pr'me , rude ;iV: d... rell.m s.:i -i-;t, .
l;ve oubt. Molasses sl-atlv .
Liverpool. Noi. 2 - U'l.ent-Spol ste-idt No. 2
1,. I Wrst.rn winter 3s lid; No 1 Noribein si.r'ns
l.s i...!: No. t C-illrcoh. "tciol- . ". Id. Futures
unlet. D.c. Is hi; F.b. 1- p.l; March s i;i
loin- Sp, t dull. Ai.i-ri. :, n mixed. iiev. I, 2',. I
Cntiiies sle-t.i Dec Is .tid. Ian. 2. 1"Kd lle'-ei-iU
a iv.'eit ipirlug Hi" l-1 three d.iv. r.!.'."" e. "
1. iN. -ill Aic.-ie.n. He e.n's of in-lcao com
.luring pa-t thne dav 21S 111 ,-nt..ls. I.-ird -Anierlcaii
1,-t.n.d Hun. T'-- prime West.rn steiolv
::7s 9d. Iti.on .I'l.rt iUis llrm 47-.: Ions , l.ar
middles, hem v. llrm. t '..1; c!e..r l.llls fum.
72s od Terpentine sprits e:sv ?s 'jd
IC.in-as lit. Mo . Nov 2.--Wb.-.it- iec. tlV.
Mil' i',c: cash- No 2 bud C,iii,; Nt . 3
No. 2 i I is? n-; No 3 .-.ir-icv
'.irn-
d,
Mil- 31 .C- e..li No 2 mixed SV
3le
No 2 v 'ii IV .. N.i. -: 3C:ti... nils
No. 2 Willie J4',5i23e. live-No. 2 SV .-. I-.IV
I'll, 'ce thilOtht o-ril :,.,; ,,,. ic-alri IH'1"."
Ilulter -Creamery I"rjilc dliiv fenev !7e. Le-s
l'resh P".e. IPs eli,t-W!l.ar. 7x 4'Ti- corn. 17.-2i"i-
rat- l.:oei Shli-menio Wheat. 1.17.201: corn.
21 4-. 1. ...it-, 13.0.O
Ciileaeo Noi : - Cash .nictation, wer.- as fol
lows: p-ioiir .inlet and iiutlniij;eil Wh"it
No. - tMfi71.o: x'o 2 "d 77',fl7Cc Corn -No 2
3s'.c; No. 2 i-llow ."s'.c Oal--No. 2 22?'2"'
No. 2 white ":.'. N. 3 white I'l'-'r
I'-lc. Ilarl, v- "air to , hole,- malting
r.I1l.-.. Seed- No : llae il.SI4t1.x2: No
I Norlhv.e.ina 41. VI' 'il.'l: ui!ir ilinolhv 54 10
74 20: clover e,nl-a. t rlade. 3t,;?71.t 23 Mess
!e-,'k, " bid JI1.5I Ltrd. er lul lb . 57.117' .
7.12'... Short 1 In .idey itno'ei .: $ifi.i. Drv
Sllled iliouldels tbvd I .f,.;l,e. SJioll clear -ides
(bul.l SC.r:.'it:.": Whi-k' . ba'Is of lilgrin-lnrs.
J1.27. On th- pro.lue Kxi'imnge to-dav the I.ui-t-r
markfl was il'il' iiejioeiles l',"!'-.'. diiiies
l.ltilSe. fli.iM" acilie; Pi'.'jII'io. flggs firm;
rresj, it,-.
T. le.ln o., Noi. 2 - Wheat falrli attlie. weak;
ra-ll 7;'.c: v. 7li,e; D-c 77.e. Mliv M7.c
Com dull: steadv cash and Nov. 37c: Dec. 231,c
Oats dull, uii.'l.aiurt d ta.h and Not 22',c
Iv... 21', c. Itie .,4, t-loterse, d-l'ash 'M prime
lli.M. D-c JCV-i'-: M.'nh S7 77'.. Oil unchanged.
MVI-: MOCK l!.ltKi;'!S.
Cfiicrull' !.o cr UutH IIilir.
sr rtms r:itii. Sdv 2. ifi
'ATTIK N"n;l -'..ttla 1 r.i'l U"4-Ipt w-i-liqht
on this !! of tlin t'aitle ai-H lo-l iy.
an! iri. t- TxUctl ilmut stiv In all Upart
nifttl. .ilt.intjL'h !! sHaMiUT. in.te. a I.jtttr
ft.Iii:jr rut lntfhr -iv iinl h-lf-i .ilcilattn,i;
Uvm !!' l"-. of !at wl;. rhc hst b--f ai-rrs
l"ik li t. IV lowr an. I t!i iiif.llutii tu torn
ii'ti klriu.v 'J u- t .t.V- n', .ti 'onHri'i to !;lnl.
itutPiir oVi- anl h-lfprs a it- i Itttlt- ytrunc-r
u'til t.miiint; cattl.' of all U'irlti(t- l4- will
a Vh- to ..'h If line. Vra. ilvt cilvarcl 'ZZr
p.r Iri Hi-. ia-uHi rcmalne.l tteaIy and miWh
ciittr- liM (urn.
lUpri?ciit.iti.' --ale":
S"'. Vs. A v. Vr. t So. De. A v. Ir
,".T trtrt rtlJj.1: 4 cowji es: i.;z
xltoWb 121'f -.j - cows tH I..V
how !M' l.ln Scow l J.-'.
I ht-tier 0S ?..x 'y fti-rt :w 3.2Ti
11 ru & hfs. MT :i.-3 24 Jtwkcw ...05 -.-'
1 row liJ-l ?,.'2J lu Ui'i-rr ...73.1 .G".
I O.W Ill) 3.15( r. lt-riftls. Git ?..V
I c :) ".i ! .leift-r- 4" 3.i
Mcowj- $7) 3.-1. T h-.fri. .... .".l) 2.)
cow- H)J 3. :''ii ' Ifif-rr T,7j ...N'
Hews, A. hfs. 7xW :;;.u ! Tth Itftt SM -.T.
i tow yv) Sato' l lf-if-r '') z.:
I tnv 12-0 n.'H I - lieller .. .. 77'j I'.'O
mi..:. Jt hfs. 70 3..i I 1'' h.Utrrj. W. J..
; v mj'i ?,.tt '. mi.p(i (!); i..v
t' iit-irt-rs t;? ::.'-i! : ht-ifiTt .. .. cr. .:.:.
cow.- '.''.'J .J."i! ! hitTs .V ".!)
4 i'i.w.s b'Vt L.v C lilfr Zlt Z.-V
r.icv nt .1.11 l .& i c.&
l cow :.' 2.s"! l calf il t.5
i c.iw ';' s.vii i cat: i &.()
'.Cows jZX 2.73 1 calf 1-5 ."..."i-
5 rows !". 2.7.j I calf 15-i Z. 10
XZ cow-- :." 'J.7r. C cilvee lf i.l"
3cos Ur L'.75 1 calf 1LJ 4.-j
. hft!-r Ml .7.". 1 calf 17' 4,-rj
4 h-ifrr -r. 2.",Z 2 it-arlini:.- 3-c) ;;..
-' cow? 101 J H.7.". 3 calvrP lS-T 3-
! ('(. : y.;o 2 j-arltns3 . 3."5 -.4
i ntv 1k-i 2.6 t yettillntr ... Ztt) '.it
'1 rju- ". -.'"-" vt-arllmjs .. 325 2.3-"
4 cows V-C -Si) 1 bull t1i J.sS
i cow? J'-. '!. 3 ImlU 123.) 2.!3
1 rows iSS-i 'l.'d 2 bulls 107-J 2.VJ
:t'OHS (i-.l 2.5) I bull ........irM Z.St
2.T.VM K 2.C-) 1 bull 14-; 2.W
1 pfW miii 2.'5 1 bull 11-M iS')
1 cow j'A 2-."-t I bull VrH 2.75
1 cow 710 Z.Z) 1 hull 101 2.;
1 enw !;) 2.W 1 bull 1H 2.4t
2 -o- -H. Z.'A) 2 bulJ id 2.25
Iniff ".-' 2.2'. 1 cow A- calf.... 43.
lb niltcil 72; 2.23 1 co.v V calf 42.
t tow 7.j) 2.25 1 Ottf.. Sc iVM..t-A -VM-,
3 tows W 2.2't 1 tow A culf.... 3C.
2 cow- MO 2.25 1 Cow A: CAlf 35.(")
2 cows 105 2.25 3 cxm. & cV3..la31,W
1 cow lt)t,3 2.25 7 cwm. i rvs..ea 2i.."
1 cow 77') 2.2'; 2 fprinK"r ..103ii 3.f3
2 cowf y'' 2.25 1 pprlngrr ... S4-1 '-.75
1 cow iy) 2.25
Southern Cattl" Traiie The day's offerhiKS in
the Sriiili.-rn -attb- albyp cPntL-tPil uf 2". cais
fiom the itiiU.m Trrrttory. 4 -jr- front Tc.i?. 2
ear fiini Arhan-.i-. S can- f?o:-i Mit-IflMil and
1 en frt'tM Alatmina. maknt; .i total of OS ears.
T,.- and Indian Met rs wre t-Uiw .md K'c to
15c lower, while t'.adlnK In So'!th-m states cat
tic whr titer slLw'liers or c-nae' titled ver dull
and !twer l-'tt-rs- now vor.ue 13c lower thai -i
we.-k a-,o. cant."is t'U- lower and cahe.-.
a ."lijol f.totii'er. This b- iok tht tlr-t
v !. of the iieii he.iswi in the Soillheitl ftock-r
tifid-. th-"t- ate no eonuaratlve i,ucta!io:i. t't
t it tnark t I.i xo-ptioitallv low and consid
mlly Iow-r than at till? t.crkd la-t year. Flv--d.iy
ittflpts amount to ?A' oar. as ajralnbt 'J4'
cars last .ek, and 340 car- th- orre-p.ndlr.i;
nc-K ii e.ir aa. Suiithern vearlinfis atj iIofln
:i Il.it 5t'e off from la-t wek.
I'nrhu h" wetk Alabama and MI.5l--ir'pi
jathni-- old at $1 .Vi (o S2.3. commo'i calve? at
ill .r head, ImlN and oxen at SI t 42..VI and
iow ami iiiixerl catt'e at 41,50 to U. with the
lulK i-t J2.I" to ' :.o.
AiKiin--af and THineje veatlttiga s-old at -to
J2.75. cahes uM at tl.TA to 13. Mill-- miM at
?2.25 to J2.(fi. mrr anil ouen at 2 S5 o. S2 !.
iicm nnd inKtil cattle at J ..") to JJ.V,. the hulk
Ht J-.2. to .-0. and itlaln lIsht-welRht fteers at
J2.G5 t.. 13
Ouilr" th week ?" far. lnclulintr to-dav.
TiXt-" ami Indian Tnlt. tv e.ll .-?, l..rt lo 22tJ Its.
avct.tKe. MhS at 7.S to .5) per head. Willi
lie hulk at 7.75 io !S.".0 UnlN "old at J2 41 to
Z . st.iK and oen .it J2.75 to JS.W and cows
and heifet-. most I v !'?. sold at $2.23 to
!?..W. Hi- hulk at S2 7) to Jl.trt. Steers, tie- tna
iorltv of which weie It :rr.-p. averaced (.12 to
135 !. and pol-l at - to 51. o5, with the hulk at
?! " ti J3.'i.
l:t-rt-ifiitatte ale.:
No. !--. Av. I'i. I No !-.. A- Pr
t; venMlnrt ..."-; SI . M ctniier" 5.: 2.15
Kirllne
. WZ I.ii S IlllN-il .v.! 2. It
. 271 2 (V. 4 rows ff4( 2.:1")
t. 1,-urIIncs
1 ytarlliii.'
14 .i.'nrliiiKs
I .learliiiK
r.' le.irliiii'!
1 it.irliiiK
osen
: bully .. .
I lull!
I ntt-li
Z toi.' . .
.". i tin i . . . .
-: inive.l ..
I lielf-rs ..
41 lii-.l ...
WllllM.I ..
2.'M
mi-ij . .
.. :t'"
.. 2 A
.. "'I'I
.. t.VJ
111
Ill C.tl? ... .
14 mixed
Till
J.Ci J :' it-erp ....
..".'l " Vealllim-.
l.'W 11' ii irlliiK"
1.7". ; S t'llliey
:.'.! 4 tulle. ....
. 'i"i I'.T.'i
13 2 i
Sil
M
t.i).)
..li
1-..V.
I calf
:: Lulls
M liiiiu ... .
... tl'l
... II"
... STI
r.i; i
:".'l
.r.
yj l a
:.t'i :..'
.1 inill..
1 Lull
... mi i.j
...IP'1 ;..V)
.'.'! "4 !."'
... ta; 2.r
... il4 .'.T'l
.. t.i)
1.V.I
7 l't1H
:i Lulls
S com
L'T ronw
II 111! veil
1 1 . '.V.
"f. y.ni
t'l 2 1".
lit-
i! !l!l.f.l ..'.'..
2 nie. .".41
.", t-ivs. .- hf. :.t.'
2.-. l IS! fit j. A- hfi
-' .'1 j J'I row
?.'.''i I IS !teer!. . ..
1' in .". M.-rri ....
l 2.711
7i3 J.'SI
774 :..i)
. 71S 3.IH
91' 3.1".
11 Il!f-,1 .
1 ,-ull ..
in luiic.i
4 iK-lftTH
r, tiilferi
5 ht.vl.er.t
I.i fturKer.t
4.1 strert .
.SI (Iill.'t
M cali.
. Ml
,61
1. 1" !
t Meers ....
:m
2. 'ii I
n te'.
2 2..-M 1.
!.-.'.
r.'-i: 2.i'.i i 2i nc-m ""
47t'. 2 'A ' (.', j.t,..ii. Irtl
. All
Ml 27 sleeri.
7?7
. . . 7."' j u
.eact. 7. .7 1
earll , ..i
.-.it-Ii lO.'t'
1 StftTS ...
Ill Ft et is ...
222 yteerit ...
.1. ."-."
, ,vi 3.r.r
?:: :!.r.7
2 .-.ill
llllllS The Iio UiarK"t OM'Uetl .V to 111. lllRiier.
ft Iinl l'Jll.e tin' lithe..t lll.llliet of tile week
an.l bnt-k l la.-'t ri.'itiif.luv'.t trke or eten a
little litter than thai. ftm,.ureil with U"t net-It
arrivals int-le.i.nl 2.ri Ii-:nl. but ilecreate.! -t.lutj
lie.i.l cnniiiaieil ulili the corre?iH.n,lnK n.-ek a
ear iiko. 'Ihe aiiv-iute of luc nut tiulte ntriiiiir
im tht- pt.,.1 en.I. anil the lullelit-i. j.iekers aii'l
ylilpper-. all K-emt.I cheerfully tli.o.ose-1 to pay
the .ulvaiiee heeail-ie lln-y coiiM not help It. U
iiif, really ihe nn..t sntl.f.ictriri' market -.UerM
have hail In -.eveial week. All kinil. welsht-i
anil t-hi.ii.eM of lion-, -.i.ltl proniialv at lmproveil
prices.
The trade contlnil'".! on an ac'ive l.asi-. The
extreme a.lvmire from loiv time vepterdav lo !ie.-t
time rii-da.- 11a 10o ti, 1.7--, The huu-hers pill
JI.70 to $4 S.7 for licit to ineilliini ivilKhts.
Th- Snlfl draft lnrlli,le, 1. 117 head IM-lb.
htf-s at 54.74. almi an lieaii. 1..7 Ills nt Si.'.
The Kelson Muni droves consUted of 1 427 h'-..l.
21:1 11,1 . at l.71 an.l som- 131-1.,. i!es at II.-'.
The hulk of the hos the nil; and the strletlv
lyw-Krade offerlnss not cr.n.Mdered. sold at J4.7.)
to 54.). a- acalnyt 14. CO to JI.70 on Wt-.lnrs.lav.
l'iKS and littlt llcllt'. CO to I4S Ihs. averaBi". at
J4 to JI.70. aerordlnK ') riuallli , llnht liou. 170
ti. 11 ib . sotrt at :i.l7 to J4.fi) the bulk at
JI.G.7 to St.7".. MeJ'lim wclclits. 10.7 to 2T-7 lbs.,
sold at J4.i'- to XI. Sil. the hulk L-oInz at J4.7.7 to
J1.S3. The heavy cull sold at S1.7.7 lo Jl.'-O mil
fair to br"t heavy hoes at II. iK to Jl.sj. V.
mixed hop at 4.Ci lo i.'T,. and tommon to fair
mixtures -old at Jl to J4.50.
Itepresentiitlve sales:
No, Av. IT. No. Av. I'r.
N . AV. I'r.
71...P2...I4..VI
;:..i7;...fi.c
ll...l'7...$l.i;
!"... .!.')... .ftl
34. ...1.7... 4.1,1
177... 1.73... 4.5..
91... 1.71.
C4...1S7.
I."'7
3...22:.
S2...221.
72... "16.
le:l..."-3.
104. ..Ifl.
4.C7
21.. .220..
4 07'.3
I. T'l
.. 4.70
.. 4.7.)
.. 4.70
201... 4.7n
62...1S1... 4.7.)
3).. .172... J 70
32. .2
4.70
S4...1.77
1.7.)
5. ..194.
31.. .211..
92. ..lt.7 .
1...W'..
70
4.70
71...1V...
:.(... .1S.7...
4.70
4.7i
4.70
4.70
79.. .182... 4.70
94.. .1(3... 4.7!-
CT an 4.7.7
109. .!)... 4.7.7
73.. tCH... 4.7.7
32.. .2' 2... 4.73
.77... 19.7... 4.73
.73.. .170... 4.7.7
74.. IK7... 4.7.7
M...2S... I.TI'.i
4. ..272... 4.S0
73...23S... 4.S.)
S3. ..201... 4. so
79.. .)... 4.S0
I'i.. .173... 4.72i3
S...190... 1.7.7
(W...217... 1.73
S2...HI... 4.77
II. ..231... 4.7.7
S...211... 4.77,
11... 235.... 4.77.
,72.. .37.7... 4.73
.7.1. ..219... 4.77',:
73.. .219... 4.6)
76...21S... 4.S.)
HI...24I... 4.")
7S...1S1... 4.W
4.
6?. ..2""... 4.'
H...193... 4.7.7
SS...1S.)... l.K
K.. .VS.. 1.7.7
S...:iC... 4.7.7
7. ..197... 4.7.7
.73.. .293... 4.77!:
91. ..215... 4.S-)
M...1W... I.S'l
71. ..IM... 4.S0
I2...2I1 .. 4.W
75... 174... 4. SO
fi2... 1.. 4 vl.
21 ..SU4... 4.U7"
x ..lit.. 1 X3
W...5S5... 4.82'i
70...2i2... I.S3
77. ..222... 4.S3
41 . 22 .. 4.S".
71. ..225... 4.S2':
2 ..2:1. . 1 r
72.. .22i;. . 4.v.
C3. 2"8 4.S3
Ml.. .20S... 4. S3
73... 217... 4.W
SHLIJP Onlv a miMlerate sur.nlv of slleeo ar-
lived during the Ilrst four dajs of the present
wek. and the quality was not quite so givsl is
uual. The arrivals Include,! one car of Texan
graze,! )n Mis.ouri; tuherui-e the iiuVrincs were
ntariy all nalivs . n.s).I demand prevailed
and all dec. nt mutton sii'ep and Iambi found
i.adv -ale. but the inferior ones and 'Ulls were
very .low ,in,i .mil. Valu-s durum the four dais
. lliineeil but little. The blocker trade was ieri
qub t. ,,s tii,. supply v.-.i- small. Trios,? that ar
uied fousid l.uyeis ready and prices remame .
steady. T.eiiav a small supple was vn sale and
the iiiatkrl steady.
So far this we'ek the sales included laml- at
Jl to J-..I0 per lo-l lb... the bulk gain, at Sl.7'
to $..20. Native and Suuthwe-t mutton sheep
sold at a r.i-ive f Jt.io to l. with the Mpk 1.'
al"s at J 1.73 : $!.'.): stockers sold at S2 to --
cull Iambs ;,t SI to II and bucks sold at 12 to
lllneipRllv at S2." to 52.73.
ttepit stntatlve ..ils--
I'r. I No. !
!5 ., ! 17 ita:. ultt-o
5.25 ' jjat. t-ej.
Av Pr.
...1'.2 :s.. ..
i :: -.
....a 2..0
..- j'i no"ker- ..
5.'ii iin 5tock-r.i ..
5.--1 ,10 "UM-kers ..
4.75-tOeu.. lamls
1.7. , 5 cull laml-
4.7" ' J5 eull I.iml."
1.5) 15 eull l.imhs
4. "t 17 mil lamb?
4.f- j l.urks
.ti I t httrk
4.- I 2 hu.-ki,
Z.i-i- I Un k
3.v. '
i.ui.M-,- rhe mark-t on y nla wa? .ju-ei
win; to th i:'ht iepr-ent:ttion of .aitpj.!".
Trade ...t. Tliur--d.iv eP-F.! rather flow, f in .
ending of the aert". n left scarce anv eommi
Mon clfe-!ni .-n the mirl;t. A'r.lnes Ii.. - ..
eraB-d I,,wr than th- w-k 1-efn:-. t!.- .! Hi.--on
Southern and mltum oiialit;-- of .,t...
laf in tli t,t tw weel: l.-.n3 S3 to ?M
The mark: tuts on thl- l-aip 1 m, n a little irr-c
uHr. taryliiir .in- day with a::otlT"r f'rnink'i S
the riiort and Ki-ti-rii tvp.- .ltd n.t Imt-ro a'W
vttll rr-nulnlnv n a Jl to J13 low.-- lia-U than
ih.- c-m! terii-d. which t nd--d th Ifttter parr o."
-. i r. ( j 1; lir.r-'-a anil f,m- v d.i-rs A-r
iiKhtl. l(.jil:ivt,l ard -h-'V-ed a i-lj.iue easier l-
tepath with th- .-ne'-al fatn. S-rmnth. fa
H2 to T,.?, Jiand liotyrs f.r a. yp-elal ordrr ol-i
t nc tGWard th- .o of the atution-.
IIotFc Quo..it.e.!- Heavy draft, eoinmon t
' ' ! t& Nt J130: ihoiee to fancy, .itt t. p;
Drhr tVinmon tr- choic- ?75 to si&i; l t-Tk .M
' t Sl'.t t,iaeh horyes $14 to . SnilIe-s-'Vinnun
to ,1-olr- JV (.. 4125. litmk-. I --f t.
!.4 rt p .'orrmon te s;ooiI i" to SH. l.pe t
.tra $5-) to fl.5. Semi I Tri hor". i-.iimoo t
-.. d $.5 to 533; chohe to extra $33 tu- J. I'ltn?
ZV. to J. is.
MI"I,KS- Notwlthf iArdnc th ?low arf f
hf naik-t th" sopplj won reduced froin
h-ad ThnriJay inornlnr to pi, head Friday, thu
P-ivinir onh a modrMe ntirnh-r to h clop.'e i
of. f---II r o. ii ore-1 th- clo-dnir tone s-teadj. wi
th- averaye of th- weak, which N Hbout ii.TJt
tower t!..n !a.-t we-k. cr S3 to $7.3') lower than
two weel; aio. The movirnt was veiy Iow
and "-IIers were Itetny forcd to u?e "v-rj e-
rtln T- nepotlnte t h r mainlnir olTirlnsA at
.jnietMrK nar stadv prl?. The .mocth. fat
luolltJps cf cotton inul-a wre the best tellers
at th d-pe'-n-.
Mule (uutatl.r.5 oor Lrokc rou:--s. 4 to 7 yrdrs
r.ldl:
Ill-aid-. "xtreme r:ne ...
14 hand- hulk of ?h1-
:. hands, e(treiii rani;e ...
14.i hfleds. hulk of sal'.-
hanN. -.xtreme rantte ... .
1-5 hand . bulk of :nI-
151.. han'1. Mxirriit riinR- ...
13i.5hari.-i. hulk of Fal... ..
1 Tt Ti. hcnd eitreme r.iit:
-ito J.vj
1,0.0. to Z.'l
. . . ).f t"i t"-'..!
.. . V-.O to fi).t-r
... Gr...ifi. Si.-O
7'..f? o :. i
:.jfi to :
o 1-
PS top;-" hand, bulk of .Mle 1T..W to 1I3.C-)
Uulk of ales r-'pre-nt ml.-?-d niul? in fir-.
hand. Prices abov bulk tluunr. rpj.rei-nt nrrt
'Urc" :niilti, extra UnNh and w-igiit. stiferh fat.
practlially found and cl3i-lfi-d.
Il 'rleurh.
unpi-uui Hpi-icrAU
4'idtuio. Jib. No 2. Cattle Tn-re a a fal"
Friday -upply .f alN(ut 2"o head, and tlie .p
mand was just nudt-rate a? the rci ent decline la
pric. Trie week" r-colpU have fallen about
Vo h"ad bel-j.v tho of last wek. jet prlcu
hae declined ITtfi'fic for native beef ste-rs and
'S&Z'ic for t.o"...-. thin canner. BUffrin the worn.
i .ftr- u-rnarw rr teeri tins been much Fmni.''
. than her?tofort-, and l.-a Peeve declined in
( srnf Ir.tan- a ;kui .is 20. Th- -Ttr-m-
rnnce f"' nati.- steers from $1.15 to i3.t"),
; with A'lles Utcet C 5 20C" 73 earl, and at
S-H'-'J--..- Inter In the w !. Stoci.rrf and feiders
how er little ctani;-. Sak-s haie been fair'v
larKe.
Ho Jlore hos hae been market-id this w-k
than la-d. but fewer than tn corre-pontlin weeks
if urn- cr two jeats aro Tnt ha l'n a stron;
d'-matid and pilcis tand about where lh-y did
a wtek ayu. th re belnjj an advance to lev -.
3 on r-c-lr-t uf 22,-W head. Altotit 4.i hoa.
v.er- left ovr last night, making a total .iij-p,v
of 27.i-). Sile wic at J4 4."(T4.:). largely at
--t.c.-'al S3; pics sold at ii 5vjj.4'j. ytnp' at ?3.755
4.4t. nd throw-HJu: and tu.tr at tltiZ.3).
Slieep-Wlth eFtlrnated receipts to-day of .C
head, there was fair uctivltv at the advncetl
prites .if -?terday .-hf p were fj!able at Zj
2 ."- for iullt-, up to S4 Wjt-t 25 for choice to -xtr..
wet hers, th la.-t 'et-rn- beinp tuotable nt
S-.10. laAinlv; were pnlaMe at $l.f54.25 for cuP
tt. ?3Ji3 3o ?or fair to choice flock, feeder? sH
Ing at J3.75I., mainly at Sl.r-i and oer.
St. .P. -ph. Mo.. Xov. 2.-attIe-Heielpty 1.M7;
market teady to ytii-iK; native $j.7C-3.5o: AW.t-em-
93. ""15.23; cow.- ajid helfen Sl.SO'tfl.53;
eal- SJ.75.ji;.25. bulls and -taxs $2.r)i?t; stockers
J3?i4.:H Hor. Itecelpts 4.23: iKnrket 3.57--C
hit-her; 1i:ht nn.l Heht mixed 54.70'rfl.S'); medium
and heavy J I 7-v.ri.77i..,. pigs SLr. .; hulk
J4.7ir4.73. Sh'ep itet-elpt 277. narket Ptrornvr-r.
.Ww York. Xov 2. Keeves iteeeipts 3,4;
sP.v for all kind- of cattl-; --t'-'rs ioe off;
bull; anil cow unch;ni;-d; common U oliotce
natie m-eri fl.lV5i5.t)-7: luIN 2.1VdiAK cowp
Sl.trii'uIkO'); cable lower; United 1-tates cattle
at tendon U'iiUVj.t. per Ib .Sh-p 12lil23ic; n
frlserator beer i-Ur-tt-e yr lb. Calve? Hecvipt-i-2:
vtals tlrm at $'. 3); little calvea S4.121,
rasfer:. nominal; yearling 52.30. Pheep and
lambs Hecelpt. rt.-jfA; (hep mor actlv, but no
IdaZh'T: lamb rtrm: i;ootl lainbt- !0c hlplir;
ll'p J2.23iiS.73; few exrort wethers J.fitj; cull
$I.5o'i72; larr.bs SI.Jjj.M; Canada lr.nib $5.35:
cull -M.3.V34. Hok- Kect-ipts 5,273: feWlng- ea3.v;
quoted at Jt.73tj3.25 for common to choice luts'.
S.uth Omaha. Neb.. Xov 2. Cattl Receipt
l.l-y): mark't steady to stnmRer: native bef
steers SI.25ii5.05: Western teers J4Q4.75: Texas'
steer. Sl.234; (mv. find belters $.2?;4.25; can-nT'-
S2ii3: tolkers and feed-r- S-tViiJaSO; calv-s
S.I&5.75. btdl5 slat,-, et- . S2?M.25. Hops Ite
ceipt: 4,4i-t): marl"t "."fzl-K- higher; havv Sl.-Vf
4. .;:... mixed ! 37;:ir-J.-y. 11-rht S4.374.C7-2.
pJca W.rj-ti-: -'"Ik of -irtles $4.37--j t.4. .he-
-Itt-cilpt1 2.-ij; inn i .ft Mteatly; W-?tein muttons
V.to)Ui; stock sheep .t.-:5.i 7.1 : Iamb- $4.255.25.
Kati-.is .lly. Mo.. N"v. 2. -CattP Receipts 4.
Ci nallve-, 7iK Texnns and 4i!-) t-Kcs. 1,1 eh t re
ceipts caused another adi'anc. --ar'y s.iles"rulin5
steady to l"c ltl-;h.r; market i lc-ed hnd- easIT:
native 5teer ?KSoI(5.2t); 5tocJtfr?, and feeder 5
4.23. butcher iows and heifers S.1W4.23; cinner
J2.3('f?3, fed Weitern-5 St.5'f'fi3.15: Texans $3$ 4.29
CliUt- $.-;.3)4.2. IIOJJS Receipts S,VH bPSt
mark-t of th- week: ctl.e. 55ilto hhrhcr. rVuvv
an. niied $i.ltTiA."ls. Ilsbt .4.Crr4.SA: p!s S4.4-
(j4..,i. Shcp nelpt- it): unply tc-o Utiht to
tft mark-t. a few offprints -old at -"t-aiiy nrlce;
Irtinh-- J4.;3li."..4,t: nmttr n -..V3ij4: stixdiers and
fe.deis 11.234. eull-i 2.3i-ii3.25.
I'llI
C'OTTO.V M. HKl'.T.S.
Sliet'lllllllve tilltli Agtiin 'XVf'llKt-ilt-d
I lltler Ilt-uii. I'ree l.iqllilltltton.
.it. l.-uii. rrlilay. Nov. 2. Vfrt'.
I-.fJl market ..il-it and uiiflianKed. No i-.ile.
0:.:i.i.,i.i 7-
Gcotl ordinary ;t,
I oil' llliildlini; t
-Mlddlllnr 3 l-l(
Otud mtdtlllni; y .vk
MldtllliiR fair , 9 ti.jc
llaijclng Ii-lli.. S.'Oc o-r yard; 2-11,.. S.3; 2':
lb . s.N7c. lion ties. 31.311. Hemp twine ye per lb.
Vaivliuue statement to-day:
190)-I:ml. lsys-S'Tii.
.l itteijus t,.-,I.IV
-N't't -toipt slme 4ept. I .
ilio- r,-fl:.ts to-,la-
Ilri'is rrelj.ts sl.lee'Seyt. 1.
111. its .lilpuit-iils to-diy .. .
ilr. s Thipments ..Inte 5iyt.
Slo. k n Itand
Llvt'llKiiil Mail.r-t .-.irfit
No I)-... Av.
20 l.nrbs 73
41 lambs 7l
7 lambs 7
21 lambs 71
21 lambs 73
! limbs i;t
72 lamb, -U
31 l.illb. ... r.i
2 1-urbs !il
42 Iambs I.",
32 nal. slleea ...I'll
X n.it. sheen ...112
22 tut sheep ...p. l
33 Mil. Sh-ell ...HI
40 Il.lt sheep ... 02
.. 01 1 00 ;
.. 31 I 11 ' '
..7! ,7. ,
::.SlT riF
. Ill 1 T.. H c
.J!-1 -I: 9s
3.290 1,-IS
Z's'j'fS l.CtJ.)
9.1:1. 3.9;;
22U.dV! 201.72 J
.! 3.II7
I ITH.SI 17.21i
. . . 4V.K.IS :S.i 17
biHlne-. in.Hlerale;
..Tier and l-22d I..vr; upland .7 3-32,1; -al.s ..(
bale. I-"Uluirs dull. Nov. .7 .7-64d b.; Nov. -I)-.'.
.7 1-1.1.1 .; l)et.-.ln. 4 63-1,1,1 .; Jan.-lVb. I
ilC4d li.. I 'eh. -Much I cu-illd s.; March-April
4 TA-'IId b.
N'cw Vorl; Maiket-Sput Tleady; mlddllnus iJ,c:
flltllies qUlet.
CIoIn HlKliest IiiAet lt,In
lesteruay. ro-ujv. io-tl.iy. To-tl.tv.
Noieinh'r 9.01 '.I.IT2 S.'tV S.92
Dtolllber 9.17 '.l.ol .I.'i--, t,.i7
.Ijniiiiry I.. 'i. 01 J..97 si7
Ktt.il.aly 9.DS ll.'C, t.:l7 nt'.-
M.irvh 9.IJ4 9.,c, ..'i'i s9,
Al ril 1.M ..;. ,..., gti
J'av 9.11 l.u,; ,s.l ,'j-J
June 9.M 'j.n.7 ..& ."7
Net receipt at I'nlitil Ptat" imtt for ien
ilE.1e. 295,574 baleJ. a;.tln.t 223.797 fitr the MlnT
tlii"- list week and 231. 37,; Iat v-.ir. Since
Sei t. I 2.217.1-H lt.il s. iitiil'-t 2il.;71 l.a!
fame time last se-.is.,n. ll-,rt lor seien dir
2"-.. 147 bale, ar-aii'st lG.2Tt for th ame time
l".-t we-k. Hlork .n liaii-l. "2i7..'.i27 b.ile. atrainst
'-.vi bales .ist i-.ir.
Sly 'rclc-Krupli.
New Oilean. Ki.. Nov. 2. tViton 'Itlie, ;
stead) : ordlmry 7i.t : K""l ordlnarv si.e- I-nv
mldilllns s4': mlddilns 9Hc: ce..d mliMlinc '."
inl.lilltiiK fair 9 ll-lc. IWelpts ',"31: stock 1 .
Co. Kuture.c steadv at the .(.'clir.e. N..v. .7,i
S 7'.ie: Iec. S7i'.H,;.77e; .Ian. .7;ir-.7?' I-'eb. s .7ft
fc.7Jf: March .790W: April a tifis.s.'c; jlnv
j.si"its.si,-: June s.si,s.S3c.
l.l'rptI. Nov. 2. Cotton. mIerate busine.-:
prio.. easier. Ameilean mlddlin,: fair eair:
Ain.llca.1 mlddllmr fair 3 2C-32-I; Kieid mlddilns
5;d; inlddllni: 7 9-3.91; low mfodlmi; 3 3-32.1; ood
ordinary I 27-"ai, ordinary 4 19-22d. Hales of the
day s.ijijo bales, of which .7) ne-e for specula
tion antl ..xpert, and Included 7.200 American.
Ke,.j,ts 2S.O) Iral.. including 27.Co) American.
Future opened ,U.et and clt,e,j ,iiiet: American
I. m. c. Nov. 3 3-Cld b.. Xo-.-lec l-tJ4d s. --Ii.-e.-Jan.
4 33-74.1 s. . Jan -Feb. 4 I1-I1.1 I..; Ftl,.
March 4 39-64fi4 f)-T,l.l : March-April 4 W-Mil
1. April-May 4 r,7-ld -. : Mav-June 4 i7-04irj
b0-4'l b.. June-July 4 34-S41T4 S-64,.. July-Aui-.
4 .73-C4tl 1,.: Alic-flept. 4 IS-Wfil 4'-4,l b.
Neiv Ycrk. Nov. 2. There was an eav opening
In the cotton liiark-t to-day at a d'cllne of 2ft4
wifnts. Cables were not satisfactory, nnd the
f.-ct that frost was still hcidim; orr aIo Influ-
erced heavy scllimr. The decline lla extended
to '.e713 points, after which there was a narroiv
aiid tame market. local dealer? ha'-insr been
pielly well cleared up In anticipation of lo-mtir-rcn's
brief session. The market ware rinally
ciulct at a net decline of 9il7 i-oints. Taking
tlu- session a a whole, it it-p're.ented the small
est market of recent times. A neneralir weak"
Icelipe prevailed, the favorable character" of tlie
Leather accounts more than offsetting im'ica-ti.-
of smaller receipts. Snot oloe, ivi,.t at
7-1- decline: middling upland 9 11-lfo- 'o. Gulf
9 12-1G.'; sale 2S bales. Future clo-'od qulet
Noi. S.92c: Uec. SATc: Jan. S.97e: Feb. s.97c
Varcb .99c: April S.9?c: M.iv S.6-; June S.97c:
Julv S.9.7C; Alii. S.91c; Sept S 5V.
I'oUiriiY.
Kiht Cur. C'nrrlcil Over rrleeit t!n
ohtin'reil Kxccpt FowJsi.
HKri'm.IC HI'KCIAL..
New York. Nov. 2. Live poultry receipts, to
day were confined to a few lots by express. The
demand for the week Is over, and the market
clcsed fully S cars ordinary and light fowl un
fold, which will be carried over to next week.
I CURE
... .t ., .naclal- htnnrf
akin and nervous ilisea.es.
Cfltarrli. Bnennia-im -.-
p raluia. Heart pif. Can-
cer. Tumor. Sore-4. Fistula,
Piles. Ulcers. !'-"-.
Knpture. --Urocele and
rzrrr.r nw Tfr-rrrr" aneoceje. "",-;:",.
NO PLASTER. NO BURNING WITH EttCTRICITT OR
cautery, callorw-riri-:
DR. BEN TOM LIN,
1909 Chaulcau 4tc. Dept. W.. ST. LOUIS. M0.
. n - ini. a i yt irs. Rectal tl".
! cr 3 B t2L Oj cure. etc.. , r-
0 curcJ. f';l? of yars' Ftamllns. cured
ii) 1 "lie 1".1"1.E?S treatment wit no.it
k::if-. 15.T r.- r clarrp. Xo I", o.
time frrm huinrF. nffiee treitment only, -on-
Euh.iUi.-i free Tl.Iny mi;' rerierce. rr.
II I! ll'litr IM: vra-Mnct.-n are St. lJ3Uls. i'O-
Qld
Butts,
.i i
lorld reniinI srecs.tliit. i.s still I" t'J-
l it- Call nr write, "taiing pjri.'UM. .
i uni-iil'atn.n H-e .,,, to-
1ZHZ Wssiunston a-.e. ht. Louis, no-
WIYRiraU. PILLS
.i .r,;".; r .;.! imiu.... '..fj"'
ffi I''JV-t.0Tn44e.in-"nWTrr..r-.-.,
. .!... S.M il D'o-'.t. ?"? .!7-
ClliiSaVter Ckjl M.ai.BBlrnitJ-. r
OOUD X3PJ.. BBXX'S
Cotton Root Pills,
v LADIES' FA VUK1 It.
Si JILWAIS Ki:i.UL'r.r.ar.l ptrlrr-.ir SAFE.
Sj-iSJuTrT 'if Vr-linl Mil", in t OLD DOOTORS
V fiM ..nvate mjii practice, for 3;
fi?, iliiri" IaI reo!t.
iv. r Mcpi (.fumed itDAi j.
hiJ 4 ceiiti u imjif ) for icaliii
jtrivatr mjii pracucr, lor . :n, w uw
j. repre'fntcd. Send
it narueldlirf.
'Dr. Belli Co.. P. 6. Snt 71 S. St. Louis, Mo.
FILES!!!
. ... .... . , ,1 CM!.. 1, .. .. vrltl .Ml .
Ilr. HHIiamS JlillKtII ,..? ,,,. -... --
Blind. UleedinK, Vlcera'ed and Itchlnc Piles. It
e.beorbs the tumors, allay. the itching at once,
acts a a poultice, elves ln3tant relief. Dr. T.VII-Ilatr.s-
lrdisn I'liJ Ointment la prepared onlT
for Piles and ItchlnK of the private wis. ar.d
t.otliinit elsr. Kvery box Is guaranteed. Hold by
drugiciats. sent t7 mail, for 60c and Jl per for.
Williams Mffr. Co.. Prop?.. CTlevelancl. OhU anil
lleyer Urcs Drue Co.. Agents. St. Ixiuls. Mo.
CURE YOURSELF!
Vie Big 4B for nnnitnr.1
dischrge3,tnflinnillons.
Irritations or nlwrmtior.
of iucou membrse.
it.:!. .. .nA tint .Itria.
eentl t .Bi.iToa. ,t,,", --- --.-
!EEvA4SCHcUICLCa. 'at or tM"0000'-
cxnv.o.Wm so"! -T "-----
or pea-; in piaia wppr
f cspms. prpp.tu. iu
Circular nt n request.
INJECTION.
A PERMANENT CURE
of the most obstinate cases gnarantt?ed
in from 3 to 6 (lays ; no other treatment
required. Sold by all druznsts.
NO CURB. NO PAT
If Jon have ataoll. majc oronas
lost caxrar or xrtalmvtng drains,
oar Tamam Onaa Djuxdoparwlll
rortora yoa Tthoat Jrii at
elaetrlrlra: al.OO In aMi aoc etin
faUaroi aotoa.retunMtl; bo ao.S. ftaad) wrluifor
portlenljirt. f .nt ieal la plata .nrelopa.
10CL .PPUWCE CO., 414 Ctarhta Bl Out". Gala.
No chance In the price of any class ot poultry
except fowls, which sold from &&c to Sc-
Dresscd iKiultrj' receipts to-day were 893 pks--1
he receipts wero mostly f rum acutnweatern sec
tion. Denuiitl was principally for funcy. lars
sraldtfd chicken. i)2ds and ends of dry-picked
chickens and fov.'l cleaned up pretty well at
from c to 9c. but strictly fine, dry-picked
fowls or larjre roastlnj: chickens not plenty an-t
firm. The marl:et I overstocked with, near-by
chlckena that move tslowlv at reduced cjuotatlons.
fcprinir turkeys Ai'erape, dry-picked lutillc: av
erage, best, scalded Sifl'Jot poor and framy .HflSc:
old turk-y. averace, lest, lien Vv, toms 9ftl0c;
broilers. Western fancy, unier 4 lb, to pair, 15c;
aierage, bst, 12814c. Chicken- Western, ' dry
picked, fancy lf'tjc; average 9ViiCc; fansy scald
ed 10i'.c; prim 9!i10c; poor to fair 79c: South
western, cool to prime ma Fo Is Western, dry
picked, averaee. prime sue: scalderl 9c: Southern
and Southwestern Vr. Old cocks, "Western G'&'SHc.
Sprinir ducks Western, prime tiJlOo; averaga
lest 75rSc.
i;iilt'iiKO J'tiultry latmtlona.
CliicaBO. Nov. 2. Dressed poultry flrm. Turkeya
fc: chickens 7H'uo.
HutttT, dices? and gi.
New York. Nov. 2. Butters-Receipts 3.1(2
pkgs.. firm; State dairy :3'(21c: creamery Wt
22i,c; June creamery l$ti21c; factory lJl$c.
Chteso Hecelpta 2.9Ii Pkps.; larjte whlta 10;c;
mall white lie: larce coloreii Hic;- small col
ored lie. Ccks Receipts i.D23 pkes.; EteadT:
"W-ttrn. resrular packing, at mark l,-20c; West
ern, loss off 22c.
Minneapolis! Flntsr.
Minneapolis. Nov. 2. "Wlieat Cah TSs.c; Dee.
74ij&74fic; May 775sc; on trk. No. 1 lianl TIc:
No. I Northern 73-"3c; No. 2 Northern TJHc Flour
unchanged, trail liier In bulk; m'tiiuzi.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Nov. 2. There was very little busi
ness transacted to-day In the market for evap
, rated apples, trader holding off until after Hie
t-lection. The undertone continues cjulet. at un
changed price:.. State common wan tiuoted from
4c to 5c; prime 4'lil:3l4c; chclce uVsl&c. and fancy
at G'3,!ic. California drid fruits continue in
active. I'runes were nuintnall S'.fc'B'Sitc per lo.
as to size and quality. Apricots, roval 112d4c:
Moor 1'ark I3-'tilfcc. I'eaches, pecrled. l&Uic; Uli
rteled, i;yc
Ilry 4itiOfl.
New Yerk. Nov. 2. Ir- Kooda The prorlmltr
of election 1 the principal factor In the markt,
and until .that event Is over no one anticlpte
uri'. thins but n llat market. No Important trans
action will be con-unimatejl until alter that
date, but it is promised that a good many ordci
that liave betm held in abeyance will be put
throUKh. No changes In lirlces have occurr.d. nor
r.re they ill.cly to take place until there la more
deniaud upon which to ni alues.
He till llnrlit'I.
New York; Nov. 2. The week finishes up with
the general market for tin practically In the
same iHositlon a It stood a week airo. Tin,
however, experienced a fairly active trada dur
InK the week, To-tlay, under tllscnuraitlnsr ad
ilces from abroad an.l the continued liberal of
ferlnc. tin i.rcke sharply and clo-d verv weak
at J271I27.2.7. against J2.'.75i2S. hte ciuotationa
t.f last Frl.lav. Ilg-lroii nananti were dull at
js.7.79.75. Uike eupiwr ruled dull at J15.7i'(il7.
lad antl spelter were Inr- dull and nominally
unchanged al $4.37 antl J4.lillrl.13. Tlie broker'
price for lead lias J4 and for copper l.73ti
16.S7',-.
.UKlir.
New York, Nov. 2. ?ugar Raw easy; fair re
fininif ST.c; centrifugal. 94 test. 4;c. Molaase.
i.U!.ir 3-.c. reiine.i aii'et.
N-iv Oriean. Ii.. Nov. 2. Sugar steady; open
Kettle, centrifugal 4'i4'c; centrtfuKal granulated
4c: iiir.tes 4.c; yellow 4"ai4'ic: seconds 3HO
'i: -Molarse tin,-t; open kettle 2iif22c; centrifugal
12'irlSc; irup steady. 271c.
Coffee.
New York. Nor. 2. Ctoffee Spot Rio barI
steady: No 7 Invoice Sc. MUd quiet. Cordova.
ShiflU'ic. Futures opened steady at 5-810 points
decline, and riled dull and heavy lji absence- of
Itlo and Santo cables, consequent? of holiday,
and no Itrazlllan cables to coma until MoTidav.
Havre ic net lower and absolutely no specula
tile interest. Close quiet, 10 to 1& points lower.
T'tal sabs .2.' baes. Including Nov 7.1f: Dc.
J.2.V: Jin.. 7Jp; Murcli 7.40c; iUy 7.3uc: July
7.R'c: Bcpt. 7.7m?
Wool.
New Yolk. Nov 2. Wool dull.
t.or.,lf,n. Nov. 2.-At the wool auotaon sales to
day 12.727 bale ner offered. There -was a full
alien, hinct' Ticourttl wools were In Increased de
mand at dearer rates for the best qualltl.
Mirlr.os sold well at i to W per cent below the
-lull- (igur There wa a hardening tendency,
due to im r--a.--il American and Continental com-l-etitli.r,
Tlie home trade absorbed cross-bred,
and ('ape of Uoc.J Hope and Natala aold readllv.
t lio were irrt uulnr. The tnl,. In .t.Coll Veiv
ou-.ii iiair.
Wale. .7.ft0 bales; scoured. MSI M:
3',.1QI 2itd. Oueen.land l-li hales:
gl eat-y
crur-il li2dttlK 4.1; greasv 7';89d. Victoria.
bales: "coure.1 7!id'iils 2Hil; greasy .7-iJlld. Scum
Australlit. II?) bales. gteay 7Ud. New Zealand,
trip) bal,--. scoured JUdtJls iid; greasy z811il
i ape i.r llixid Hope and Natal. 400 bales; scoured
Is 3',idii!s .7U.1 greasy 3-7d. Punta Arenas. '.'
bales; greasy &!td.
llo.ton, Nov. 2. The Commercial Bulletin to
morrow will say:
"Wool sales are largest since last January.
Jfanutactu-ers have proceeded to cover In view
of higher prices after the election. There Is
llrm undertone ami holders are more confident.
Chief offrlnes haie been quite generally cleaned
up. Iyintlun Is firmer on good wool, available
supply of which will be smaller than now and
next i-princ.
"The i,ies this wek were 5.14S.MO lb, dome
tlc and .....Coo lbs. foreign, a total of 5.705.ip lbs.
for this week, against a total nt 3.842.'ioo lbs.
Ia,t week and n total of 1S.365.50O lbs. for tb
corrcTpondlng wt?k last year.
"The receipts to date show a decreae of 235,233
bale domestic and an Increase- ot 4S.S35 balea
fortlcn against last year.
-T1"ral,'?r '" ,late ?how decrease of 11?.-
.37.2i) lbs. domestic and 32.4-M.3CK) lbs. foreign."
lllcleh nnd I.entber.
New York. Nov. 2. Jlides firm. Leather llrm.
'I'lirpc-ntlnp ami Itosin.
Nt-iv York. Nov. 2. Turpentine dull; 43'a55
It.isiti Mulct '
I'etrolemn.
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)li tltV. P.I.. NOV. It f-Tf.,1, Kl-n.a tt.10:
i'I,J,B.cll.lt? n" w,,: "h'P'nents: 211,814 bbls.; run
11)2,994 bbls.
CRACK SHOTS OF ST. LOUIS
riiotngruiilmd in to-morrow's
Sl'XDAY REPUBIJC. A
clmpter of interest to ineii
who shoot.
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