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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY.' SKJ'TEMBKK
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SUMMARY 0FST. LOUIS MARKETS
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
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Commonwealth Trust Company
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $5,500,000
Allows 2 and 3 per cent Interest on Deposits.
Acts as Trustee. Administrator and Guardian.
Transacts a Real Estate and Bond Business.
OFFICERS.
I Oil ltMMII.P. PreslUrat.
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VICB PRIjIDINT
W.IIKHT .. KIVllll-.
VICE PniSIUKNT
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via: pr-idint
iikmiv kiii:hi.i:ii. .in..
vicn puns!, ent
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TRIASU1:E".
It. V. DIM. till NT.
trust uiticix
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bond officer
R. L. iMAUPIN. Prcs.
The North American Investment Company
OF TII0 UNITED STATES
FOR ITS FIRST TA EIS'TY-IS'IISE MONTHS
II $300,000
tober l. IM I.'iiIltl willi Treasurer of
$145,354.02 Ui Stale of Mi-j-mri f-r Iln
J.muan. I. lc iiriflirtiyti of iiit-tni.
$177,995.47
Anil I. ia ,,,.
2 HIGH-
$276,832.63 ODftllC
$348r6i34.65 Ko, flUt K-,
$4iT72i.27 D BONDS 5
$505,756.97 SOLD.
pet.tetllwr 1 "' 1
jH S 4 " O 1 A J"" A i,'-"- " I-" -nt p,.r an-
IhffB I J I J m tiiuii julil mi atin?s of ?1.W
47Vf 1 AwdVD M T T in- w.fk or ovtr.
Under State inspsction. Licensed and doine business in twenty States.
Ftr particulars, call tr aridrtss tht Cenaaay,
ODD FELLOWS' BLDQ., - - ST. LOUIS, MO.
FINANCIAL
FOR SALE!
WISCONSIN BUILDING
AT THE WOR.LDS FAIR.
Sealed itroirnaN for Ilie remain!
of Ike alrarlare lnn Ibe W l
eonmln llallilinc. nnl retnrintr Ibe
revnt. lll he rreelteit np lo and
lai-lnrilns: Ortnber I. I4. Adrtre.'.
f:rsiil Tbflmn. .rrelnrj. i.en,ln
Hnildlwd. World. Kclr.
INVE5T.MENTS ,'
liaie reeew.m-nlel
it r.ar have said
;.!.. -. : .r.mi;.i. .-,..-, i
iTiv'.'iT.rrt Pawn! r3? esstaintnc pdtlt -uiets
fe. Aiare- The Oil Xi!t IJnia. or.iv. In
TeTnetit t:rt.
!iKAi.nrt in l-xwst:d sen rtrriBs
I:,ilrus4 anJ other cTporetly?t
in the Frifed state. smI 'iehe:e
FUKIjBRIC II. HATCH.
fl-f a4 St.. -S'e-r Yet'
LEVEE BOARD BONOS.
CM are "brebv latHM for ttie p3refca
Jlfrr rv. lvm4.. of on- thou-arl a!i.n. ,l.c-v
eacti. of trie Busier Ie Irjtrirt. ld boc-i. ' P-" o: moe who w'trai .-. u- ...
bearrrr date of O-tot-r 1. Ia. an-l due ,v,t nrty bals of that expectation.
rrorn flat., ant rHmiy. artr let i
fonr years. ai4 toivts hearing five per eent
3 rer cert rer annum intefesi. navab vrai
unanallr. anrj .ridenee-i t,v rooi-i. nttacbefi
thereto. Anv fanh- l-rfrrnatlcn. rcneerciir:-:
be ame. irHI b fcT-alshr". cnen apnllcatlon to
tte t-ndrsizne3.
vv. T. COIJQUITT. Prld-nt.
TVer Leee rCwtrlct. Bfiier Cltr. 1-a.
"Owe. X. Hra1?. Jr pecretarr
Bo;ler lev" Dl'triet. "'Urtis. I.a.
UNION PACIFIC ACQUIRING
CONTROL IN ATCHISON'.
Uvpected dividend increa". sreat ccm-
V -in i,lVrT ,,.,. J binatlors and abs.-rptIon of rallrosd sys--rr.
Ul' lir,ljh.N I .Lll-,t,n. allrsed ccntests for control ir tin
:a i.
ITV KXTLAIXEU
United Sfeol lJi-ri-op Uuiisii.-ii
Slrenglli Wit hour Spo-
'ial Xciva.
Xew York. Sej,-. n. Tlie bu-y surmise
which lias beei seekins; for weeks an ex
planation of the iter-sistcnt strength of
Union Pacifi- Ilshted to-d-.y on an alleged
parcliase in the Union Pacific interest of
several hundred thousand shares of Atchi--n.
thus InsarinR it an Iniluential voice
in Atchijfm affairs and strentjthening Its
control of the whole transcontinental
railroad situation.
It must be said for this rumor thit
there -was better authority for the cr--
nunf .tlieec . ml Ih. ...aii- un.tAn. ... .
the stoek on th" report did not shake" the
faith of Its believers. The. heaviness of
-nkn I'aciflc wax attrilrut'-Lto protit-tak-in"t
lij the ST-eculntors who liad followed
the movement and the decline showed no
-'"' ft .precipitation. The most decided I
exteet was caused to th Atehiln whlrli
made a rather a-jsressive advance, ospeei
lly the preferrel. which was unusually
active.
STKKL. STItONG.
The United Slates Steel --toe!is also de
veloped Kreat stren-rlh without 'p-fiat
news. The dctailr of the AurusI es:ort
showe-dsome very heavy declines in vahics
for irxm and atecl. compared with July,
but the buyers of the steel claimed to
have encouraging advices of prosress ia
the revival In the trade.
The, senenil Ht was. decidedly neglected ' ception of the". condition'. Is believed to
and moved narrowly and not more .nan . be the' cause for th" slichtlv easier tone
waa accounted for by slight -aympathy f of the money market la the middle o.
with the special jtross stoeka. The bank : the week.
statement offered no great surprises. A ' Report, of railroad earnings and of the
loan contraction was not unexpected, but . course of ceneral buines Itave been re
It was not a large as was hoped Tor and , garded as siti'factory. bet have LvckI iru
was not sufficient to prevent a .urlher rluence on stocks owing to their azn-
subtantlal depletion of tlie surplus r 1 rpent with ext-cUlion which had induced
serve. Transfer of loans from banks to I previous operations in stocks,
trust companies Is known to have oetn I The bond market ha been irreguLir
made to a Iarse extent, which i a nroe- ! rnd sonewhat les-" active. United States
ess that doe. not affect the actual vol-;
umc of credit nor the reserve )b.lgation
upon the New Tork banks. The uiirket
closed slightly- Irregular with a few i'resh
advances Jut at the last.
Total sales ot bond-, par value. ".1S.-.-0.
'
ItEVIEW OF THE WEEK.
MLglvings over the stability of the
-price, level, of stocks, have been nore r"
""-less in evidence all the week. This hat
prompted some proSt-taklng "by doubtful
speculators and has neourared' the ior
matlon of a'bear party which makes occa-r-ion-il
attacks; on the market and is
watchful 'lor ropportunltieii to put out
short lines to advantage.
Jt U aliU .evident that an aggressive bull
party M oiwratlnav whiclT affects reverses
to the Dears, causing an jrrcjrutar tone jn
the
market when trie neara retreat ana
r Ute'r sbt-Ws. "ThecitrUl-is.teii-lea-
-aa-5ilTyavry--v.'-cr
v-r
i:i m iiiiiiikn.
m'e president
u. i- vi.-donmii.
vi-i: premidisct
I IIIMIv ,,. CHOI I II.
Vim I'RLSIIIKNT
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.-:. rgtary.
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(-.-i-i.VNT SECRETARI
.iiiiiv . i :iti:ii.
fI. iiTAT OFFICER
11111 i A I iiiiixtii:.
.0N-II.
PROGRESS OF J. A. .NORTON, Sec.
ej of prlecs-. hower. Kis t-eea. dow-n-
ward. and the decra!n:r activity of the
1 tradina mark" a decline also in linecuIaiUe
I interest.. The doubt concst In the que
t'on whethe- thu rise in rrice. of flocks
ha, not b-eii more th2n sufficient to meet
the improverrent In conditions which it
et out to a-tfclpatp.
It L perceived that pat of the expected
Improvement was not realized, and me
unfa vi rab'e dee!opraet:t have b-er; tak
ti into acccr .t As the ier.od for the
matur.ty cf the rrops approarhe.. specu
lative atcntlon I yncentrated on the
outcome, the more so as the final .tar:'-,
of their maturity are recognized as the
iiiik critical.
n:oi pi:os!'x:cts.
j In rcvieninc the ceu'se f the late rise
. in stock It ie railr r'-eoiized that the"
I .. . kl.l. ! .... lll.t.J
t.up prof.. v.- n niuvii ii u-iiau...
bute lie.n materfllv mvlitieil. Severe rc-
duetion la estimates of 11 three of tre
duetion In eatimatcs of I'll three of
leadine crop, wheat, c-.rn and cotton,
have hail to 1 made and In the oae of
corn and co'tor. the procc- is etill goinir
OF on. The eatinte of tlx corn crop Gener
ally accepted in Wall t'-Kl this week are
i at Z&nO'iAr .') bushels, or below, with
J the corroboratarj tftimor-y of authoriiles
L I on whom the worel pkt-s high value.
I This vrnTialil willl Jtn filrtler estimate
of two and one-half billion and a feellnc
. . i .-.....:.... i Avnl..lA ee the
. ..e- ---'"' "--e-;." "- :r-
i ne itoUDten arc re-eniorvev iiiai:h --
liracnt by the arsurne-it that stock pnec-i
have len carri-il to a level warranted by
ihe earlier estimate rather than by the
later. , , .
The means by which the rise In prices
lias l-en tffecte-1 hiC also come in for
their .hire nf i-usDlcion. The fact is im-
t prcs-ed by a proerss o rospection that
a nooa oi rua:ora nuu - ..u.- ..--. - .-mad-
the bay-.. cf rcraiu buytnn or
slokt ar.d wide advance- In their pnee
for davs an.1 even week" and then
thrown aside ind fenrotten without be
ins realized.
KAIIAVATS.
! open market, have leen mw ro ie-i
j rpeculatiie excitement ueeesslveJy and
fh.n ..lMti tn the .lseiiiltv of unwar
ranted nunon- without mitenal after-effect
on the prices which they bad aerved
lo enhance ,
The extent of the revival ef the iron
I and stc.1 traoe i' a matter i.r et-n-nant
discussion and dispute in the Wall street
lirtriet. The effect ..r ! wees s em. ia
j, 5te.-l littler, altho-ish Inns foreseen,
was bad. as wa the oslnb.n exiire"-d by
trade aut:iintI--t that previous cuts In
other form had induced but a racIrate
response from customers. The I nlted
Stat-s Steel tck. were not lacking in
resi'tlns ixiwer to the prei'ure upon thera.
and It was soiiRht to account for these
bv ration of financial me-fures in enn-t-mr!atlon.
.-2cli as a resumption e. the
ccnverslnn of preferre-I -toe! Into the sec
ond 5-i.cr-ccnt bond. but no authority was
to tie -id fo- this rumor.
UNION PACIFIC
The week' principal rumors centered
about Union Pacific, hut they proved so
numerous and contradictory as to impair
their in-laence and were dropped out of
consideration. The withdrawal of funds
from New York by the Interior lias con
tinued and former estimates of the unlim
ited ainiCiency o: me iniiaiut rwrr.
liavc le-en revived. Infiuen-ed by the rapid
rate of deletion of three previous weeks.
tnteret rales are still oti a very moderate
ba-is. and tne raini oecime m iui-is,
chanse has indicatel tliat reuei oy goiu
Import might be Irnd In ce of any
urgent need. Hut the rising course of
loans lia. Ind a deterrent c.Tect on specu
lation. . ,,
The iticominc reports to the Comptroller
I of the Septcmber 6 conultion ot rvmonai
i bank, throughout the country "1;I!r a
slate-of reserves in the South and Wist
that ofTers no prospect of Ies than nor
mal call tipo-i New York for autumn re
quirement. , t
1 Tlie reduced demand lor money at the
Stock Kxclianse pn-mptea d me tjer-
f- and the old 4s mastered Iiave ad
vanc-d '. the If - and the old 4s coupon
i. per cent on call during the week.
-.tvti:iiet oi nMv .weraccs.
Deere e I. Miotni in loan and De
toiffi. T Ycrt. S-pt. ;. The suteraem cf aver
axe ef :h eearinff-hcae 1-ank cf tlii city
fur tte weefe snows: Ixaru ll.I3.iHJ; -Je-erea-e
SilJUO); ilepeitls iVni.ia.Vn. decrease
in.lz5J"9: etrculatio-i IvXTUJon iacreas" "K1J.
y. let-ai terel-rs JTT.relW. Jeera- Jt-J:
Icle jC.!mT"S. deerea-e $;.-.": m-jre
lO.TTn.S. t!e-rea Cd.': nwi rit--i
-C"a.TT3. rfeerraae liwT: rarrlB S"".z"..tCa,
d-eare S.I&15: ex. Ia!te.I States deposiU
"5Z.IIW de.l'a ia.iU3. S.
Tlie Fltumder y tbli week. One notahle
f.aturr vl the official aUtrment of Ue
Yek goclred banks Ust week wxa t-de. I
miiKeioit.
D. CROWN
ono. o cari-enter.
ii. m. cofdrky.
tho."w crouch,
.-.afford s. DeLAMJ.
S. M DODD.
SAMl'CLC PA VI?
ALHIXTN KWVARlt
LUIVAI1II F. UOLTRA.
J MES GREEN
KISSEL!. HARPING.
EDWARD HIDDEN.
SIM M KENNA11D
C :. KNOX.
henry K"i:in.nit ...
W LAMKEllT
EI.TAS UP lis, EL
i v. renci: k I'li.i: .:
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M It 1V.U.I.A1 L,
l G WARNER
Aujs Z rt tar. an4 ujK-t ti- f ni -i
irr tiu4.v - 1 ? latter !' I L-.i-'". mk
inr it rt inr-aif4f j-j ' aa ; tfc nh i
i
Tli !it r-r. ,.to a I u : "K r-
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I with tl Jo- iw ilsia:rS vw& th uit w ci in
1 ifcTi J-rinr a ai-rrrvo- of nlr j!Ci.
1 i-Wi- m iit-.- lv ji.r5.)Ci. -ahNb 4uii
t is::'j rcMx fese. ifc .r?iiu J1-
1H. -. Th ici-a-.- of ti-4-ffct in tan, aa
1 ahjv tt-i. w troalty ui- t lb HqoM-
tka of ry- it've t-criQZit la tiv- to.i: taarkt
;rc ! tf r-u!t -f 3.rairab r-
P-'.t f U: Tl!a - f rorr- Tb tatinit rill
, i tt:nr, 1 "unj o '" r-wJa-il'-n In I'n
1 -nl t.. I011 f -ah lia 51 : I-s tb-ia
t" r ficjvJv in dft-
irj:-iln mrca-M J.iL rd b rtt
S!n j tTiif tt-m tr on1 1-anK T1k- $'"
-Tac3 of Ir'?ir' rfanrs tb k wa S?
xy. axaia-t irS in tl whi ca:.
r-flrtin; th Ilpnt t&Iukk? of iuc; tnoctJiT-
Tfc cl-arisr w atunbr rrrentlt.c FT
ab-w- tb ar-rar. ,...,
4" - jailc jf l-ar boar that Irh b.ink
i.ar -I tb -tn by SZ.7&.I.. nt. Tht--- bank
lo-t txr: - nt li cfh Comi! with At.
s at :T. tl of t laic-r lakj hom a n.
;ln - f ta.y.rt) In cah. .r r.arlr b who
1 cf th- 1a ir!catM M U tb- inli in Uk
LMfutiii ana nT cin. of J t'.w ic U
r-.-rt
5TorKS AMI llOMIi i. miro.
p . r $, .-. i- . -tl r.. f- -.1 '
&"e-. J.. r.5. ra.la stocks ar.J rnisis; bn
I er n fuilik
, MONET.
Cl' I ar. t r.tJJ rer c-r.t: time Iwbs a:
1 IS; rer cent. .
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Atchln . -!' I
iLmt'JAiw
Atchlon -CS KJtehleir I-fi nT'j
Po zti. t ". JIi Central n'-
lwoa Aibanj .:!. IN. N. II. A H.r,i
liofiva . llatr.- ..MS rre Marao-tte .. .1
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MIlTKtaV'NKm'S.
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An- r.mat.d
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i::rrtini . . ..
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en rammer rk. wen a lotwni.
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A--"trtmnt i-ali.
Bond Qnolallon-i nt Ae-rr York.
N;- Tor, st "4. Closlns -quotntin. to
tiay fur t-oD?s en th-s Stock lUchanire a
frlVwr;
I'nltM -tatrit rtvrCiTZ , r-xisTTrd 1"
Unr.ol !: rrfrndirjc ;. cocpon .... -
I ulisM Matt; i". isiirM !
Init-X latfs 3-. -ouiun 1H
UnitiM State c -I". rc.t-"rM 3SJ-1
I'ntM sta.t? n-f . coutrn.... - Kl
LHiM STat-. oM 4. i-r-nt'rJ I-s
UmtM Stat M !. coupon -. i
AicM-mn zf'n'ril 4s . .....a. IA;1!
AtrhUcn a-lju-tnc-r-nt 4 -- ti
Atlantic Ccvt Un 4 M
lU!t!miT- ani Qito If S
lUtttmnr- atvl thlo S'i?.
RXTal t-f Gorrla S - . Ill
iVt-tral of O-oisU It in- JT.
h--sap-rak. an-I v.ii- i'- I
"hU-a arm AItn Jt,-. -
bifac. Ilurllncton anl ju!-kt r?w 4- -,
C-. M. JL JHt. I. Rv-rtt-rat .' !
Ola-fa" an-l Nortnw,rn cn?l T . .. It-
4". It. I. . P. R. R 4- -
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3-t--V ani Southern iCTi
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J"rt V.orth -rtj lnTr Oty It .1H
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MavWn 4'rtrl 4 -x
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la I.m 1'antnl s-tl -a
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New Jersee Central resra .A...........J..1ZS.
Northern Pacific .... . ...I-.
Nont.rn Paelfle 3. .... ...... ....... Te
Norfolk and Western eorsol 4r .... 1"C
Ort-on S"u-rt lia-i 4. and strtle IC.
Penn-TlvanU eonv. ia........ .-.......... ?
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S: Tar-is and Irem Mountain e.il. .. ...ht
. las-is ana Pai Francleco fg. I f
st. Lcui" Southwestern 1st.... - ?
peaboanl Air Une 4. t?.
Seutr.rn raeifie .. . s
Sil-jlhem Itallwav is . ...... .... .. 1U.
Teia.. aid racSe lets ItFi
Toledo. st. Iawl. aa-I Western . ".
Fr.lon Paetfle I'
fnlon Padfic cenv en -,.
FnlteiJ Stat--i FteI Si Is
tvahaeh I" !.
WiiSj3.1t deb. K . .. ......... ........... ej .
Whe.llrr and bais- Erie Is li,
Wiwrsa Centr.1 Is ..... ...... .... ......
Colcralo Fuej conv. 2j ... "ii
llomeslle Eacbange.
nepJrtl br VVh'laker & Cc 'xrharge brok-
err. No. zo Ncrtn Fourth nt-ei
KU. Ak--d.
,. dts rcc.lta
..la: (lis Mr d-s
.ldls ir
.Sc .! ie "lis
,zc dls tar
New A'ork... . .. .......
r"hleai;o
e-Jnetnnatl
yn!ille
Net- Orleans... ..........
M. Louis Money Market.
e-ie.nr.jrs ere In fair volu-ne Discocar rats
fer call ars! time loans were ateaiy bte7n
4s and t jar cr.t.
lVeek Bank Clrarlnss.
T-ter.iar eleannc-heuae laaternent sbo.'d
rlfartns-i KJel 1-1. latance. XTz-5.741. Clearlrrs
frr tb we.c were Cl.'sbezft. cemvared w tb
HI.ST3.ls tfc ecr-espcndlnx-s-eek n,i Tear-
Chicago -stork Market.
Reported by C. IL Watier Jt C No. "Jit
Norta Fourth !rtt.
Natkmal Biscuit csrc
ro. pfd.. ..... ...-...........'
American Box com. ............
ZW. pfd...... ...-....-......
A-nericin Tin Can com. .......
Do. pfJ - ..-...--...
.... T. II
....;o i-.
.... 1 i.
. " IP;
. . i4 f.
.... k. i;
Xm York Carh Market.
RETL'BUC SPECIAL.
New York. r-ot. Zl. Tbe curb mar.t waa
qrilet. without special chary-., in price.. Pool
brokers made transactions n Ara-rican To
taccn ts at I", and ".".. and in the new Is
at CI. CfUrrrenbetm Exploration sold at 167
and tbe preferred at Hi. -outiem Partftc pre
ferred when issued, was Cxm. with sales at 111.
Akqri other rale, -.ere xnsolidate.l ReMx
rratlns; at S"i and S4. "eato-irt preferred at
Zir. to 31U. A-aerica-i On tirrf erred at C". to
IT. and Greene Oooaer at It
"- York "tloney Market,
v.- Tcrk. Feot Z4. -Mosej- on rail non-,"
time loans rteadx: or car. Z per eer o .lavs
;. prtta-
rrereantlle' lPr 4ft IT rent
et-rllng :r-
lr steady, wnn actnaj
J business In 1 lunlen-
i!Mra,5i,, ?$'?&
hSgmtJLhiZ
1411s at l.c:i far 4e-i!
fee CMit Mils: DOV
commertlal bills I.e-ZZtfi.!.!:: Mrxl-an dollars
Oirr 3overrnnenl ponds ireadr. ralirced hoz&t
stcafiv.
MORRIS GLASER & CO.
STOCK. J&.NI2 BOND
BROKERS
Announce the removal of their offices to
211-213 IM. FOURTH ST.
.MK.MBKIIS
Yrk Slink i:tli.iii".-.
M. laiui-. Stock I.ii:in---.
SECURITIES BOUGHT AND
AFTER ERRATIC FLUCTUATIONS
WHEAT CLOSES
ItiipniKMi Pemnnil in SoiniiwM
ami I-nrpor .Milling alr- 0"1
1'ii.c lt 1-k- t 7 ..
Er A.-aC7IATED I'KIJ-.-.
rk:.n! Oap.. t rHrMtf!MlMl teDAfts
e .,-,in.L ""retailor. Mw.n Cmi ltrit-
-." 1 ,. j . ....t o..u n.r.rin ,.f
aaii uiiu i.u.'nj. .4BUv ...- .-.... - -- -
cf uhit here to-'dav. At the
whtat hor.ed a sain of 'e.
short aales
cl'-e May
Com also ran up Tic Oal. sbowi n
advance of 'tc ITovi'ion.- are !-- to
irc hljh-r.
vih:at.
Failure of foreran sraln raarketf to rc-
cT.n.I to ihe l-aru advance hre jeter-
.!.. ... .1 Ai.n.l.l.ft.tA tti.ttia.. tLl.1 fn .Ita.
UB) ll.?U W-H-... ii-(ww.... ... .-
wheat pit here when Iradirs iWiran. Sen
timent was quite weak. Initial quotations
on I iw. were off s.r,c tu Hitl.v "at
11 IIS O JI I3'- May v.a- a Iud hlslier
to s.- to ,c loner at I.l to JIJ1H:
Short-" tool: advantaae of the break and
eonred frl. f-.n-irs price up to about
last nUbt".- clctln? tiure. Cec vilins up
to H.C and Maj to JLlt. The adaace
aas not In M. boeer. Tent'"i nnt- I
taeiru; c-.ulns a mvicraie reaction, jn j,,; manv .f the i,i trade appar
i..J.!itnn. there was orne -ellinjr -jn :i :e- j enily liarin; no: unly oM out their Ions
nta: of the rum..r that the I-rench Uov- -J-f but ;t'a '
eminent mntemplate-J retlucinz the - j .ji ,,f ,hani: in the Ia half of rb
Iiort lut va uneau j w.on. a H -a. !il-nil speculative
ihe it.jif.n or me Canadian Minitr f I buying
the Inteifir al nail a deprwmi; inrlu- j , Minneapolis mease that one-thinl f
eme. Acordins to ttiat omcial. m- trop the erof Tva- t.nSt for market purpcr'e.
camase wrw rfcaruirs ;n.- Kiuiiwn in
the lananun Northwest were sn--iy ex-
Iaceerate-J. Tlie total yield ot Manitoba
aj.ii th Northwest Terntor.es. it f.i
clairaed. would aggT'-ite trom 54.'j.'a
bu-hels to '.0-"i'' tiusnel- of soo-I n'lalitj
' vrheat. TowapJ the latter irart of Ilie .
! ia -ittim-nt rujilenly vereil tu the bul
1" side.
An u.von"!rmcI rumor of p.isslbl- cozs
i ..H.fl...i In tti -ir iti:ntt.m mvol'.ins
I ;reat llr.tain arsl ltu.-i i started artive
(covering by shorts. Offerinns at the time 1 tr. ival market tarfi was up about :us
I wer" lisht.,and In ronquence pn-" ad- I mueh a ibe future., evcept polbly ome
I -n---e.i rapldlv. Dec. r-elllng up lo fl.ll, j the Hzbt--vershr .prmg wheat. MIII
I 11.. Ma- mill.. I to fl.iy't , ng detnand n fi- .. Ivanee was quieter.
I An advance of ovr i: in the n-e of . Spencer. rtart'.tt ard local lcng sold
1 Iec. dehterv at -"t. Iu and re-srt.-l I ,m the adlanc- Ituyng by the Kceelatld
; s.Ie- there of .-a.-h wheat at !l:t a lij house r.a h "a . aid lute In the ?e.ion
1 had cuittM-ralil' eff.ct on oiilr.t i Oeman-I Sw-am. iT'-i'
i i i.. f...... ..t .u1 ft.a.e .rile.
r"K.1".? ..-,. -'',;,,..",
1 In trie ortnwcsi ai-- tre an ..u..io.
I Daring the a-t hour much of the g-ain
wa. left, rettewci tironi tahins r-ifm, i
d-eiife t -rr a"- The iVi . h-'wevr.
i wa tlrrn. vitb I-, at si l;t If-.
I Final --uot.itioiis on May was at SUA'i
t ti. eniit---. of wli-at aii.i aiair w-re
i enual to ;(.) bu. l'rimarv receipt vvere
t . ..-.-,.. 1... mte.rrv.1 with 1 lStL-SI" ml --.
.. i i year ago. Mil neaj-h. Dululh and -bl-.
cago re jiori.il recipts of 3 c-r-. agiinst
3; fjr cars last wvk and S... cars a vear
'"- K i "" COIIN.
In yrapaihy
with the catiy break In
ah'-at prir-? th"
corn market was weak.
I Curing the first half of tbe iscs-hm. Th-rc
I wai is) great amount of selling, however.
wet weather throughout the e-t tur-
nlshing encou.-asement to the hold-r. Tne
narfc't lecirac oecn.tuiy mi out. -
the day on a bullish rejort of a vvell
known crop crt. making . lr-th-r
leductioti i the total yleM. Tlie
eoe was almost at the Mcne-t point.
D-c opened iJc to -.f'-je. lower at
At.s,.. to V'l. so'd l to al'.e aihl
,-..d at el,n:i-,.. la-al receipts wera
15 cars with 3 of contract grade.
OATS.
The action of the corn market was the
controlling factor in trading in oats. An
cusir tone prevailed early in the sexton,
but later sentiment became flnm-r. the
market clo-lng near the high prW of tin
da' U" CI-ned tinchallg'-il to v lltgher
at"ri-.c to 31c. ranged r-twcen p-Vaml
i Zltojll'.c and c.cd at zijrs. iacai re-
I t II. HTC
R-i.NC.K )F Ftrn.-Ri
l-ynlng. lllstea. latwcat. Ca.iaz
wnrat
epts ..
lfl
t.H.
1 f.
l.IZS
l.ll.
1.IV.
1 o: n-1.
!.:--. i.tzs
X.IZ4 i.K',-
a. ir.
IS. il'.Ui.
4 I".
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JI . "3's
s: 3z
...I IZ'tWI iz.
....i.j.,ji.:i
ilar
ev
ept . ..
let
May . .
fcVt
' "
4!5kW
4,
e-ia
SJA ... "?!
Mar - 3"C"r
;
Zl'.-tSP,
zse.
JIi. ivri.
II.IJ
:jj
Jan .. - J--5 K.KH
I re . ... - --.
vr. . iii!r izU-
Miort r.Ib . .
o-t ... T.w .."JS
T.ir-,
7J
T-IIH
T.ri
..5:4
d" nCCaPTh AND SIllrMKNTt".
Ship.
.'
zrt.e
!"ut
neair W4s. ..
UT-eat. bu. -.
I'am. bn. ....
atx. bo."
Itve. 1st .....
JJ.-1
H.-''
. Si.
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.....A.vn
4 Vl
''.'""'.".V.ixLi')
I-arl.y. bo. .....
pnovi-jioNS.
Th- feature of trading In provisions was
the changing from Oct. to Jan. products.
Small reccpits of hoes and hlcher prices ?
at the yards had a strengthening influence j
i. .i... .1... I.n iwirk wa. lit. I'e'rlZ-sO at
SUa. TLard ar.d ribs were each up T"rC
at Xi1- and I..1--. repecile-.
Ilstimatiil receipt" for Monday:
Wheat cars: com SSI cars: oats 1-J cart;
hegs ".' h'ad.
Itar Miser.
SDl : -Par -liver 5.TS-.
New York.
landfn. sen :
;i liar silver "'1
WHEAT JUMPS TO
$1.20 A BUSHEL
Kxeit'tl Tt-jiilinj: 1J Local Iiroker.
Who Hid jloie Thau Two 0nts
for Ojition. the L'rinie Cause.
For three mltutes jesterday Decern ner
wheat was at the highest price reconleu
on the current crop.
Excited trading by a local broker, wtio
b!d more tlain 2 cents above the market
for the option, was the prime cause of the
advance. Tills operator took a' few small
lots at li-0 A turTiel. Outsiders trailed on
ard for a time the advance was ma.n-
talned. . . .
"iVTi-m the local quotation was mi-u .0
r w -Im. lie-st thev'eyuld get for
- .-"'s. '-" "!r'5-"'e:. . .L t-i-v.r
1 tiieir wnenl wac l.l-r-.. -- """' -
' closed at tliat lalce. whicli was , om
I above- Fri.kiyV closing hgurc.
Th- k-r who bid the i1c
give any rca-on for his. acti.
twice ud dM not
1 t ee-
ion. tiior to
Ins advent
fcelinzr "Jras
Inio the tiit
th- speculative
bearish.
HiriMt rrite Vir-s o c iork,
"liic-i-n, I.iton .mil ntlit-r
iniMrtant point-.
SOLD IN ALL MARKETS.
AT SLIGHT ADVANCE
.'mil Is I p 7-5c .at Advance
Mci'rm-Nicus Ar- 71-Jc to
J-J 1--.V lli"h'-r.
RKPCfU.1)'
Chleoso.
Sept. 24. There was u en-ltle.
1 erratic market hi bat tolay and torer
! and bisber br lum eanv in the session.
j be: t.trd the cUt devel.pInK startlir.
tecdvneies. At the close it shoved Jains
)f '..e to V.r
s'ept. wi. r5ii;e-t. May oren'd a trifle
kjwer mjH iarly a c'nt luwer th.n the
day betore hi im1:.. then ro-e to 3!.!V
aft-r nunvr.- erratic tr.-ement. an:
obwed '. t- '-- ui.d-r ilie ;.jj,. wjth
' Un -f -. le.-. !4-- hisher.
. - '
Itboush ui.t of the inlu-nves t-n Trhich
bulh bH a cood deal of ytr-s the day
f Kfore wa, renwve.1 bv a alement Irom
j Hroomhall tliat tht FrnIi duty probably
, uouM t unaltered until farmrs had
! marketed a ?ooi parr of their crop and
tliat Indian -ind Airtralun wheat are n
an Imia.ft !?. the large mlllmc sai
uhieh tea of the trade krew of before
I the cfreie Friday -trd relative Krensth in
the Jiouthwet market. ven -hen this
1 mirket na lower, caie buer new cour-
1 . .. .. ..
Anotrir ir.su. nee in me niKiier rais- "i
IiTire -
eroId eondltleti of the
the estimate f vorld ahirment" at onu
tV,. hi. ie than Li-t week, and fnuut
rr Nort'iw-t receipt, thin lst venr. in
spit' of rKlme fro-n that direction of
heave e,juntr 'ierinc. wee prite helps
at di.t.rent t n.ej Tb.-- pread betwen
Ief. and Mar made numerous chanre
from '-- to l'. and at th eloe i,ar.c.
The demand f-oni Iec horts wa lr-'sur-Snt
titan the liy .-fore.
Cah rrire In oufide market were
tltin the deferred rnonihs. 1:
, UJI
, ...,
I it downward course un
j tu
rallU-tl
wbc-jt urenEth. to-dys
sale, tnoierate support by
larse iwhljipfis
the bull hou-- anil e-ovenn-r by Io--al
-he-... Tlie May i!ed with ca't of
-c to V at r,i. ami Dec.
nlhei
fhe .isli market ias '-c to Ie higher.
with offering-" irwlerate and shipping le
marni slow en the advance. 1,tcal re
eipt wer- "1 carr. tl of them contract,
and . arer e xi-ecicd Monday.
Wt-ather eonilitiens were ten-rally fa
vorable. The t--t earij ht'lng was by
Prtngle and Wagner, and there wa. Liter
hnviti liv ftros-eau. Jarkson Pro. . 'oz:-
i stock anil S.ernr. Selling was largely b
tne .manet commissio-i cou-3 ;er ou.
side rs.
OATS.
Oats sac-cd to "S cents for Miv eiriv
in the s-Tion the weakness in corn,
but rallied higher and closed with galas
of 'i"i.e.
On the recovery bluing by cash hocey
pre-jmablv taking oil hedge, and reports
of lighter receipts ia the Northwet were
influenced. The sample markt was "ic
higher, shipping sale. I(ej.(rt bushels.
PltOVISIONS.
ProrKons were dull, but made mc-5n"te
galas in .ictmt in the -ash market, and
fair ca:;side buvlng on the com strength.
Outside lackers -oM on the advance.
ett
lurk
:. II.
Cnrb Mori...
Walier (.Co.
ners-ied :-y
N-rtn Fourth stre':
Cle-ee
,-itre-rban Can etr. .. ... .... .
D. pfd -
.rr-TWi IJ.bt ai.i Tractsyn enrn.
" !. ptd ... .
rtll.h -.iIu-l.t.l tVjp-T
t-Trtc Iiti ton ..
! tifd .............-
I-neetrte Vetle! esiro
Io. pM - -- ..........
Rnaie e'oofer. .................
I'atasa TitNH-c. .:m
D... 4l .. -"
I-Herter-xich tat-.! Tnuts-.t
lnlrattfeal it. M cora ...........
I., tfd
MaeLay Coirpany core
t... tfL
Manhattan Transit
Vtt Orleans Hallway cots..........
IHX M
NoHfcr-i securities.. ....... .........
New York Tnm.-e.rta'Jon
0ls I3evtir cent... .............
Do. pfd.. ... ......---
y'op TUtc. Co. coo. ..---....-
II. .t I'M - - - ...... ...........
Do. Z.I T-l - - .....-sTs-hiard
Milling cent
in. ifil ...-..-...
iu.1
.. v.
... e-5.
.. "C
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.. 4
A??
s 1 '
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US
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V.". v
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III lUm
... en
...a
... r-a
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Seaboard Air Un" exrn
Do. pfd
Standard Oil . --
Tennesc Copx-er
Torh Mlntrg.. ..... .......
1'Bls.n CM-per
Fatted CcjH-er
mslte Krl ei-er
St. lawn Trans-" ... - - ........
I"
s
11
II
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3
JI
L rales ltj. -" - - '-'- -
pond-
t-iooklic Vn!sG'.t- Irtj
e.Krd Air Une ' .""-
t-
ls
!-
;.. Anwte-)--i.l't
1"
WIS
1 j. ei e.-"."-
Standard Mill 1st
I Hum I Ilonlc. Kstahllsbrd.
1 r.Krfiiuc srnn.M
aahlnrtor. s-pt :'.-nirai fre- tf.iivcry
service has beu ejtiblirhed. to b-gla Novem-
I b-r 1. as t'.lo-
Kansas- llazelt-
Iatb?ur Ccmnty,
' and 2. length ef r ute "at, rnlt-; iwrwtlon
- ne.I. S.a iUtlelor I'.sllhon 4Vunt. ru-v
iLfe.iteJsrt
length of n-ute -'i mns; tv-munor. ""
g
'". Here. liuJIl s.vj. iuiic .. w- i.w v.
Ute. Z4T. miles, ptvcwiiua F-nri, t.-f. .u-
Iteno ijtionir. rwii1- .: kukui i juu.c.
!)'- mil-", rvpuiati n serve-t. eiz. vvatrsena.
IKmipnaa vounty. 10x11- .. i-nt.n ,. rjK, -i
ralles. poralvtlcn a-rved. 4:1.
Itoral erartlers apputsted-
HUneli Lewhtc. C- M. Bunr.n. carrier; S.
R. Jobasoa. rulitat-. Savar.. A. S. Dul
r,ner carrier. IV D. "lrowR. substitute. .
Kanrae -Ulselow. A. B. Hawktn-on. ca-Tler:
j v. Ttucker. nlatltote. etas. c. B. Lyon.
carrt-r: I. M Uyoa. substitute. Helton. Wil
liam E. Hewitt, carrier. sV-ottsvllle. J l
Rhode, carrier. WlllUn II. Fleas. rutsUtt.te.
i-j ..nuaj. I. Castoc. carrl-T: A. ca"ter. aabetl-
'"Mlssm-ri-n-sberry. William A. f-lep'-.enj. ear-rirr-
William A. lallr- "it"tlta:e. wjacorMa.
I si. ilcCollom. carrier.
O.Uhonia.rca-la. F. X Dowell and M- D.
Tneor. carriene O. Dowell and E. Tutr. saa-
"Texas -Bertram. R. II. -iter, carrier: rred
ster. r-ilcltute. i.e. 1 j.-. Harnry. carrier;
J. Ik WlUiams. set -urate.
Kaasaa I'rlsoa Trrlae Plaal Paya.
RCH'i'LlC SPHCIAI
Topeka. Kas.. Sept. 2C E. D. Jewett.
Wanlen cf the Penitentiary, turned Into
ta'e in-ast-rv to-day XiCyi from tee
' revaivlng fund of the State twine plant.
1-n,. monev la not nedcd at this time of
l... "." a 111 1- .n,.j . : i ..
ii- I"' , " . "'""' "1 , ":
t.en.tire until the business reoulrcs It. The
I warden says tn- iuam 11.1s oeen a ia-anre-
I ... t. r..v .1. Ml. ..n.l .t..e.. In
; ot piwu- . "-. -r - --" - ": -:--..--
I cviry way. out n-s nas not corcpuea tne
but h-
Cg-rresjon the tubject et.
1 Yesleruavs market for wheat was nervous and u-i-ertain bat tie- bulls iIu te
ground ar.u worked a sharp advance in tl.o face of gent-rally bearish doniesti.' new
Manipulation was unlfn all over the day's transactions. There wa- pr.i.-ti.-ally r.o
outsidi int-rc.r. Taking advantage of this, a small clique of p--f.--.Iu-iaIs assJtii't
control ami tssntcd prices for quick profit. It was impo-slMc for the. look-p-on to
' . ... ...... ... .i... -. .. i ' .!... a..l . n... .. rll.i... an
ill-cover a Lulllsii truncation to lu-tny id yuramr. " --"- ...j. . w..- ...
th- itmi r and spring hell- wer- favoable and receipts here and at Minneapolis Tie -much
larger than on the corresponding day Iat year. There was no uamase news and
the K-nTaI Inrlln-ttion of traJrs ras to (.i5c th.lr ln ovr S.unnlaj. CKva'lona
raovtrnTt, to unlwiU r chknl d- pto:.ional bWdinc. In tbo llrt I.our th- zr.it -ket
ra-samil. with a sll?ht tcsilency toc-ard Ionr values. Frcm France came -j-tniofflcial
U.-nial that the 2uty on wh-.tt was to K- abrEat-ii Dull and rather li
l? cabl- were a N-aiiali lJt-atlon. Jlxcittl juofe-sional lu-lns -n no other ba'
i tLa.i a asue retort of rotitlcal lompllcitJocs betnrn Frame and Kssu caused a
trlk advance tonasd the tnd of the ffjion. CMraco oj-erator were anxious to e '
a the local ain price, bet there was no demand for their stuff v.hen it vras offered.
The market tva? altogether 3ctitl&uv.
Aftr opcnlnc 3otrer corn lutcrei adfaneed on reports of rain and pontic frost in
portions of ti.r x.. While interest was not verj- srea. fiere na enottsh b3ju:e
k-ep values a little better than steady.
Iiee. wheat opened T,c ulT and cl.jed T.e un.
IVc. com openfi l-le on and closed f,c up.
Ic. outs iloM Ht'-'ic up.
' Receipts of rro-iiKe vrere moderate and prices of trail and e?ct-:Us were s-m-
1 crally steady.
I Ieal itcarities were dull but fairly slronc Trcctions and tanking issucj nrre
1 a ell taken.
I Yeiterla"s batik le-rxr.s? ere jiMia. balan.e? J"fi.T!l tnscount ra:e wre
I steady fceten "z ami p-r cent.
! Spot cotton t; a ur'aans""' n the local market
WHEATS
NEW HIGH RECORD.
DK"L1XK
FOLLOWS AX' AD
'AXCE.
I.jtil rrofv.ional .Maiiiinihuinii
i.'aii.'- IJrisk Upward aIovo-
iiK-nt in Artive
Option.
Dc h.t yesterday touched the hish
et price recorded on the currert ro;
The quotation ?a- wholl the reult ef
manipulation the advance had r.o founila
tion In domestic crop conIIUin. The
fel!nj? at the openlnt; wa unmistakably
wak. There was practically no ou:ide
interest aI receipts here ard at thr
primary points ere very larce. The
market penoaIy Suetuated until the end
of the second hcur. ncen a broker en
tered the pit and Swd more than cent
aoove the market lor IVc. This .-aueU
the weaker shorts to ruh for coer. lit
only a moderate amount ef zrotn was
sokl at the hlch point. I"rke were y.tuR
eft at the close.
Dec- wheat ojaed ro off. rarrrd from
J1.1-? to JU and eieed at It-IV1, ;sked.
Com made a slipht a!n on
weatl.er and ptvpects of frost in port'onr ( Strata e-iru. "
of the be.t. Trading wa light and cables, iiiu.rt.t Vaii.y Trostn"ZI" sir.t
were ea.v. but there vas enough buying ?i'lmjT?X .. I2-C
to l.eet, prices sllghtlv on -the upturn. I r-t. le-aL-fslun Trust.
Doc. cora opene,! I-1V off. ransed trom 5J57r J.:;::-: .-
IS1.; to 4P,-il.c bid. and closed at 4T'-t
t-'.c asked.
Keclpt. of wheat at r?t Louis l."z; bu
of tr!rch ITi sk and 1 car local and
1 car through airamt i0 bi-. of
which TH ek. and 43 c-tr. Ioc3l and 4 cars
througlu in I.L
Kecelpt of wleat at primary points for
twent" -four hours l.l"S.i' bu.. against I.
lit.'vi bu. in WS, and -hipments JiS.f' ba..
againl -itt'." ba. Northwet receiveii Tn
car. aiaint v car. in "c- Chlcasu re
ceivd II.M" bu ard Kanas City n.""b-j.
CIe.-inn.-e. fi.hu tu.
Aatrliai slapments of wheat to Eu
rope the imi weefe re-rfrted at 4;.X" bu..
iig:tinst I.lCOXfv bu. a week ag.
I i:eceipts of 'on at ?- Iui S.Ii bu .
i t.f whi h 1 cars lecal and - r.ir through.
j 'gain-it "". l-u.. of which il cars locrsl
. . r.i ti cars th-ia ch. in tf-C
I Itecemts .if i-ern tt nnmary"point fo-
twrnlv.four hours 4il.s' b-x. against
b'Z."'t Irn. n I-s: and s'.ilp-ncnts z5?."- l-ti.
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v. "nJ. 1 21 Citrs local am! S cars through
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and - cars tbroi.gh. in UM.
ncceipts of oat ar prima;- joints for
t-v tity.fot.r 1-emrs 'sv" bu.. againt is.-
lrti in 1"X. and shipment. 171 "si Itt.
against e.-.r..i u Clearances IT.."." bu.
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HAS EXCELLENT SUPPORT.
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ISSUES
TUKX.
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I .;-n.T.iI Tune of ilarket Is Rail
I Mi Despite Light Invest
! ui'ui Interest.
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atren. There ir.i a very jcood demand
for Uniteil Italic aj s preferred at J3JI
and Transit tvas taken at J11JS and
tit-ir;. The 1 per cent bonds were wan"
ed at JSii:1!. but were hId at R3.S.
Commonwealth Trust at C75.3. Tit..
Uiaranty at t& and Hank of Commerce
at ISJ1 were the only actUe bankis-r
issues.
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upport. Ther v.ere wejj takri at Ti.
YESTEHDAVS SESSION.
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COTTON LIQUIDATION -
CAUSES SMALL DECLINE.
taile Urn. i- Ie. Ki-clt Polal. rt
-lev. 1 nrk ealb t'oafleleat f
I'rnspentai Yrar.
KErt l!Ut .-PSXIAU
New York. Sept. :i -To-day's collo1
rrurk-t wa- quieter than e-arly ia the
week, with fluctuation, coffined within .
narrow ranre. as the statistical news f.r
I tie wck ana tne oetter weather cond;-
! lions tn the cotton belt, with spinners re
ported to te more inclined to withdraw
from th- market temporarily, exercised
n adverse influence and caused man..
interests 10 liquidate.
There was more selling pressure cc the
mark-t to-dav and ley. buyln-j pow-r n
evidence than for any day since the mid
dle of the week. Under the circumstar
c3 It was not surprising that the market
should develop irregularity and decline.
The maximum Ios. however was confined
within S to S points from last night- clos
ing quotations, -"pot markets were quieter
and easier.
WHOI.K CHOP SEEDED.
rtCI-UBUC SI'K IAI
New urleans. Sept. Zt. The Ttmcs-Dect-ocrat.
in its summary of the cotton sitsa
lioii. will ray to-morrow:
"The pa-t week ha.- not been a serv
eventful o-.e in the cotton market, and
the tt-e of 3 or " p-'tnt.. merely rcflcct
the cvcr-el-elieatng conviction that tt
truth about the crop will I fou-id to he
In th-; Si.ight.irhi.ei of the smaller est"
mate.. Mr. Sully hss put forth a forecast
' l,.',.'.'e maximum, but hardly an bod..
I-el'ete-. in such figures as yet. "civ ther
would en- now have occurred a convulsion
I by whlca the "ring-? would have tee
7IKKUI lllTill kUIHI IO OII.UIU.rJl.llVC.
The ur.slale-1 d-mand for the actus'
stuff has been th- malt sustaining fe-aturv.
ilvp.jrt hav- been large, and It Is alrrsdv
pian enough that Europe Is resolved t
provide itself against the pv-slbllitie 01
the near future. Great Britain has had an
especially hard experience during Ihe las
four years, simply because I.incashlrt
either could not or would not accoramoditte
lte!f to the chanted coalitions of the
fraei So far as on- can see. the lesson.bas
that the English splnnei
on the broken teeds up
hitherto relied. Aroeri-a
Is disposed to las in the race, out teen.
is still simple opportunity to rcg-tra th.
Iot 2-ound.
-laxiklng at the situation in a s-netTl
way. it would seem tliat the consumption
of 1M(-Ii. like th- consumption of U
l".l. !s destine J to Bt the production as the
!ove fits the hand. Every lIe will prob
ably Iv neeile-I at a price that will mik
th- South richer than It ever lias he-s-n at
leavt. ince tbe signal gun sounded st
Fort j-umter There i. therefore, no nee.1
to pe.r into the dim di.-t.ince with th
fauitv spvglass of human reason. The
soIul"fart.s of the present and the fair .
surancc of the mcnlh. to come arc enbuxi
to -atisfy every solid interest of this s-v-tion.
Arasy llrelera.
RXU-ir.UCSPFa IAI-
It astUn-ftnn. Sept. l. Army tide's were is
sued tolay a rollers.
Coatract -orxewo John P. Kelly will proceed
when tne transport Kll-.trt-fc Is vut c-tt J.
eemm!".ien. from Nw York to lVrt l.il-j
Kas.. fcr duty at that t-est.
Car-nili Rush S Wella. recently. prt-race.l
frt-r-: Ftrt IJ-eteaaat. Klxhth Caealry. is as
sir.d to the Ninth Cavalry, and will .lnt
that restm.at. . .
r1r8 IJeutenant John T. saiies. recntL
proraot-d from secend Lt-nteaaa. Second Cav
alry. t sr1ne.l to the ESitth Cavaln.-.
Flrvt Ueuienart John t. Marphy. r-ernttr
crcmoted Item f-cetvl Ueutenant. tcurtl In
fintrr. is assigned to the Twrsty-eijath w
lantry. Cctapany 1
r--e .Mlaaoart CraoralLaa.
::ratni jc sI-bctai-
Je-firsen City. JI. Sept- zl .-Certificates cf
lacorperatlon wer Issued to-day by s-rtmry f
tate Sam B- 4cok to the following rornpaRte;
0H.arn Realty and Ine"tn-ant iTrapur -"
Kansas City: eapltal -tick, W"". Incorpa-ato-..
Tirr.cthr irltearo. Michael o'Hears and Frar
els j. lyilrarn.
Rude, sanltarr Company of St. txcts: capita:
stock. lt.iW. Incorporators.'. B. nodes; W
II Jtiy and J. II. Kslr.
The fol cwir.g tied siatercetita cf Increaae- or
carhat stock:
i-ecrg 11 itriffl- es-fistn-eti-n Cempany of
Kansa- lily ftcm .. to Ita..-.
Tfc DTallen i-ml and Mining Cotnpany cC
St. Lrols. frxm Z.-!-- to Of-.i-M V -
Prle-e eat Petrtjleam .Iritaam.
Pittsbur-;. Sept, ;t.The Stacdard. Oil
Company to-dar advanced the. nrftc of all
' grades of petroleum, except Rjgian-i.
. . irW -i1.
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