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TI.1W M\T \ M A HAM V HTTP. Tf I > C ' l A V nf TI1II > K ICO !
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Esactlj Ono Ooat n Btwhel Was Oiipped
from the Price of Wheat.
CORN WAS EASIER AND CLOSED Y/EAK /
YVhont nt tlio Opmlng M'lift l. < nvcr , nml
After Nil i n r r n rinrtiiiitlon * , Prices
I'lirtliur IlinlinoilCorn ttnrclvril
Only Modcr.ito Atlcntlon.
UiitCAno , Oct. 4 Kxactly Ifi : uu. was
clipped from the price ( ifvnrat today. The
bears hnil the best of It lu thu other pits
today , also. Heavy receipts , small exports
mid n bljj Increase In thiTTivnlliiblo supply
was thu prlmMp.il trouble with whnttt. A
Inrjre nmotiiit of IOIIK wheat was lliinldfUud
nnil a very luiyo nuantlty ol short wheat
vr .s curoroil. Corn was easier and closed at
} l > i dccllni1. Oats lost their previous value ,
and provisions , with the exception oj Ooto-
btt'pork , cased off a llttlo.
Wheat at the opening was about from ' c
\clowcr , nml after numerous Unctimttons
1'Hccs further dcollned from Jtfe. toc. . l' IcJ
Btcndy and the closing was about liTlower
Tor Dcci'inhcr and o loxvor for May than
the closing ilgtiros of yesterday. Fine
weather and favor.ihlo conditions are carry-
Inp on full work In the winter wheat coun
try. Weaker ICiiRllsh cables and fair liqul-
Uatlon assisted the weakness. The receipts
in tlio north vuro smaller , beliiK liKI cars
ess than yesterday ami H'J cars smaller
than a year : if.'o. but this did not scum to
have any Inlluence on the declining tendency
of thu market.
Corn ruc-iiveil only motiorato attention.
The market opened with about the Until lip-
ures of yesterday , vcllh shippers good buyers
Df the near deliveries , covering sales seine
tlino back agtilnst purchases of cash which
lso advanced from ! jc to ' .fc. Later the
market reacted from , ' 4 0 to ? 'a in sympathy
with wheat , ruled sto.idy and closed a shade
lower.
lu oats prices wore confined to a narrow
ranpo ana the close was at ahotit from Ij e
to 4'c lower than yesterday. The decline
was thu result of weakness in other cereals.
There would appear to boa few shorts in
October pork to whom Armour & Co. tire
paying some mention. The latter llrm bid
Jt up from JI5 at the close yesterday to f IS.itt
today. Otherwise the inarkot was listless.
January pork closed 15o lower than on the
day before. Lard Is from 2-fc ! to fielower. .
lUbs are off IT jC for October and lo for Jan
uary.
Ksttmatod receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
225 cars ; corn , ! S0 ! cars ; oats , 830 cars ; hogs ,
211.000 head.
The leading futures rtinced sis follows :
ArtJcleH.Open. . Hlh-li. Low. ClOHII.
or.u 0-1
- H a-iH
( IS'ii ' H7 } ( ,
75M 75)4 )
40K
ins 41M 41
4 OK lift , 4IW
4 l ! < nii ! 41
17W 28
ir. r.w Ill -Jfl IB Ki in an
M 10 M 10 1:1 : us lit 115
! l 40 n -in n jo n 40
H 1I7W H ! I7J H IIU S > 7 >
a-jo 8 i.5 U 1C 8 21)
8 80 R 80 8r 8 RO
7 : t7 ! 7 : )7s ) ! 7 as 7 S7 !
Ctish ijuotntlons were as follows :
rixiuu Easy , lOc lower.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , C4iCj No. 3 sprlns
I CHftSOe : No. 2 red , 04ic.
COHN-No.2 , 4tJiC. )
UATS > o. 2 , 28c ; No. 2 white. 30S30JJc
No. 3 white , 287J2UC.
KVE-No. 8. 4Gc.
llAlii.r.r No. 8 , nominal ; No. 3 , 4244e
No. 4 , II5c.
FI.AX HEKD $1.03.
TIMOTHY SKED I'rlmp , I3.303.35.
i'OUK Muss per bhl. , * 1G.U5@17.00 ; Inrd
per 100 Ibs. , $9.400.0.5255 ; bhnrt , ribs side.
( loose ) , } U.45' f.U.50 ; dry salted bhoulderij
( boxed > , $7,371 < ® 7,5O ; bliurt clear bides ( boxed ) ,
I0.755J10.25.
11.12. \Viii8ltv \ DMllurs' ! flnlshcd ioods , per sal.
Ntiiv Vork
NlJW VOIIK , Oct. 4 , I'UHM Hecolpts. 24,000
Tikes. ; o.Nporls. 8(100 ( bbls. ; stiles , 10,000 pkKH. ;
market nnelmimed ; winter \vlii.-at , lower
pnules , Jl.tir > tt'J.-0 ; winter whi-ut , low oMrus
t'J.I'iaii ) ( ! ! ; winter whuat , fair to fancy , rJ.uSjj )
B.D. ; city mills. 3.'Joa3.'J5 ; winter w.ii > ulimt-
onlH , ? 3:501r.4.10 : ; city mlllh , patents. { 4..r : ) > ®
4.00 ; Minneapolis clear , f'J.COfi. $3.10 ; rye mix
ture. fU.OOft-l DO ; .Mlnm-.ipolls hliulKhts , ? 3.40
B4.10 : hiiimrllne , Jl.OIWfJ.3O ; Minneapolis pat
ents , M.0 ( > a4.r > 0 ; line , $1.85a2.fil ) .
CoitN MCAii-'Otllul : yisllow western , J2.CO
C2.7f > ; llrandywlno , * 'J. S.
UYK Qtilut ; western boatloads , & 4QiGc. !
HAIII.KV Qnlel.
HAIII.KV SlAl.T UneliaiiKcil ; western , orifl.
BOe ; Inn rowed bttite , 7d.7fc ( ) ; six rowed Htate ,
BOrtUOc.
WHUAT Ifecelpts , 210,200 bu. ; exporls , 20-
60J ( bn. ; hah- . , l.dd&.noi ) bn , futures , 1 HI,000
bit. spot. .Spot. murUitt aellvc ; No. 2 red , In
fctoro nnd elevator , 70o ; ; iilhmt , 71 'Jej f. o. h. ,
Vise ; iniKriided red , 7lc ; No. 1 norlhern ,
71'jc. Opt Ions oicMiecl | wenk , closed heavy ;
No. 2 red , Oct thur. 701iit71 ( 3-llic. eloslnu at
70aBi' ! Novi'inh r , 7247- ! iC , closlm ; nt 72c-u >
Dci-piiilior. 7a" © 74 ? c , closing at ? ( ) ? , ! May ,
hOiftHl'ic , cloilns al mi'ic.
COIIN Itt'1-i-lptn. 2-T > ,2M ( ) hii , : export * , 77,000
hu. ; Milch , 705,000bu. future * . 12&oiomi.Nnoi. (
t-os | ) ( fulrly acllvo anil U'nlowur ; No. 2 ,
4HJG4HJii ! : In clnvnlor ; 4BiQ ! > 48.ic nllout.
Oijtlot siiiiiiiiril steady and clo > , rd clciidy ; ( Jc-
loliur , HSi lHfiiclohhiK at 4bti-j ! Noviiiiilwr ,
" "
4H34Q4U ( > giClnslin ; ul4HJ c ; Deciiinljur ,
40'ti- , closing at 4ci ! ) Muy , "
ut r.0. c ,
OATS-Hi-culnl.s. 210,000 liii. ; < > \ | > nrtN. n9n)0 ( )
litl , ; btiliHJfiri.oOll hu , funiri-N. 71,1100 hii.
spot. Spots imli't.and slutnly , Options ojiuncd
quluttiiid rlo-i'd ual < ; Uciohur , : Hj4iM'ic : ,
closing.-I'of ' ' ; Novi'inhi-r , 34 ? Sf34jcclobliiKai !
U4a c ; Ih-i-uiiilii-r. y4f ia43jiiloslnc 34iC !
May. : ifi'Ri7c ( : , closhn ; at Ilti''c : No , 2 whliu ,
BOSji-j N't , ! l whllo , afi > iij ! nilM'd ui-nlorii , as ®
BUci whliu wcsturn , a7 < ita'Jicj ! No , a , a4o
nominal.
MAY Qulut ; fiDaOOc ; KOOI ! to cholco , CO
CihOc ,
lloi-s Hull ; i.tiitt > , ciiiiiinon to chnli-u , ID ©
" lc : I'nclIlK const , I'Jii'j.'o.
' Sli-uilyj nut salted Xuw Urlotins ,
Fi-Uili : > d , 4fi lo CO His. , 45jru ; Hiiiinos Ayrci ,
dry , 21 to 24 His. , lies Tuxm , dry , 21 u > 27
I'ViovisiONR
Cut meats , tmidliiK tipwnnl ;
lilclih-d iH-llli-N. 12i ; < Qiauc ) ; | ihkli-d : slniuldors
VSdlfo ; iilckli'd hams , KMiilllo. l.tinl , llrnn-r ;
t-nti-rn bti-iiin clo ! > i-il at $10.00 ; hiiii-s , aoil
tlni'i'i's at Klll.ori ; optlomi salus , nonu ; Octolior
closi-d til i'J.Ml
nomlmil ; Novumbur closud at
ID.41) ) notnlmit , 1'ork , lilxlu'r ; nuw int'.sa ,
wosl ni duliy , 1822c ;
wi-sn-rn croiimnry , aOc ; KlKln.s , 30u.
t'iiiisii : : ( Julutj parthldms , SSiuc.
ICiids-yuli'ti ' wnstorn fresh , 23c.
TAl.i.ow-rs.-iirco !
and ilrinur ( clly $2 per
nkir. ) . C"c bid ,
nirio.NSKLii Ou.-Steady ,
* I'liTlioi.KDH-tiluaily ; United e.lo-ed at 0'J\'o ;
1 'nnsylviinla oil , spot Kales , none ; October
oitlon | sale , none , closed at O'j4c bid ; Lima
oil , salex none.
ItostNSteady ; btralned.oo nmjii to
tl.lOii.1,171 ! ,
TUIII'KNTI.NK I'lrilll 28 < J20C.
KICKJulet unil steady ,
MoiiAssKH liU-iiilY and iiulut ; Nuw Orloana
open kuttlu , Kood toclioli-u , 3'JU > 3h'c ,
til'UAll Kaw , steady und ipili-l ; sales 877
liauii ; D.-maruru cenlrlfilKaU , spot , JU lLlit ; ,
U 7.0 ex-\v hart for Canada.
I'KlIitoN Qulut ; Amurlran , il2,25au,60 ,
COI'l-Hlt - < > ulot : luki > , f'J.70 ,
K LKAII I 'airly steady ; iloiin-.stlc , J3.00 ,
Tis fliuilo lower ' .
: ritriulb , I'JO.UO ,
U Tame ; uomt-stlc , J3.70.
.MlnnciipollHlieut Miirliet
MlNNKAl'Ol.lB. ' Oct. 4.Vlioat went
this mornliiK , und met no Mends up to nearly
noon ; reeolpts uuro u.vpectcd to show u fit II mi ;
nlf , Imt limy eainu upKtron and heavy , The
couii > u of thu mm Kut wa niarkt-d by un a.b-
ki'iu-o of any special siicculatlvu splrlj. Tln-iu
uiiru no uuUlilu orilt'rs , and locul sealper.s
simply tried to defend tbolr position. Deeeni-
liur wboul openeil at (11 " .c und closed ut 01 Uo ;
May opened at. li'Jo , ux'alnsl U'J3o yesterday.
und clost-d lit 08iilieaion ; track closed ut
1'iO c for bard , O'J Vi for No , 1 northern. 071 ;
for No.j northern. The cash wheat
market wan fulrly ucllvo , with axul
demand nt u lonur ranKo of pi ilvs.
I'lio nmrkut in futures wus very wuuk
itid Uio ca&li uarkvt actvillu tiyuiuatby , No.
hnnl sold At rfjf.l\r ] , No. 1 imrthurn nt
nnrt No , 'J noMhurn tit r > 768'o. |
( ucelptt herr 422incislilpniciiiH ! 07 car * .
The llniir marUut li very dilllt tlm continued
.uiikni"Mln uliai nilili to the dopri-s lon In
ho Hour Inatkut , n-,11 lontN lo nmkolniyoM
iinro teMTM'd MS well us to lower tliL-lr lihU ,
Jci-Mti rates ntii inu-lmiiKi'd. fhlpmont SO-
Ml WiN. mlnti'd Ml * .1.&OQ4.00 for lltsl nut-
nts. ? 3.2IW < .GO for seconds , $ lHOiJ2.20 for
'uncy n ml export bal. < rs , JI.3G for low grade * .
n ImiM , Incliulln ; red do ; : . Tlm ndded output
of mllN cMhiiliiit today \vlll prohnl ly iitfuru-
rnin HO.ooo 'ililTlio man market I * llrm nt
U.7&1I1O.OO nnd lio.'n'i'11.25 for shorts In
mil ; ; .sliIpmi-tiH , nni'i tons.
Oniili : ; > I'riHltii * . * Uirl : * t.
Hun Kit--Tin ? rci-ulpts of 1ml tor r.ro very
Ipht and prices uru llrm. All commission
mmiM ui-i1 coiiiiliilidnt | ! < if the ( llllli-illty uvpo-
Ipnri'd ' In ituttlnu t < nouili ; ( o Mipply thu ru-
inlirini'iits of Ihi-lr roKitlur i-tl'tomnrs. ( loud
crentiiciy , 232Kv fullen'iiiniry , 2iWi2e : ) ;
choice to fam-v country , 22i$2ufair ; to
Hood country , IS f/JO , : : pni-KIm ; sleek , fresh ,
l&t' .
I' ' < miVlillo Ihuro were still a few i-ii ; * < Boliii ]
it 17H.17'&r , tlm Kcni-i-.il timrkcl wis : IHc. Ho-
cnlpl * . i-niitlniiu IlKJit nnd thu feclltiK on thu
ntii'kul IH ilroni ; .
liivi : i'oriritvfoiniuliilnn honsis ; pratly
Cenoiiilly i-lruni-d nptlioli stocks of poultry
m Saturday iifKuiionn to tin- luuliihut ! ! llio
ate runs lroiilit : ) In a coo : ! many more , nnd
lln- market wnmiKalti o'-erHtoi-ki'don .Monday.
I'-vcrytliliiL.'In llio imultiy llmvimslow suli- .
Thu l > i"t clilokniiN would not lirhitfovurTeand
Illli llOIIH dltO'il- .
VIIAI.ThPiu tire ( julle a Rood many veal
calru.s arrhltiR. Clmlco minill anil fat vunli ,
" ii7i * ; thin or heavy , .fiJGL' .
( ( AMI : Tliu cooler weather of the past few
dny.slmt * 4turlid pimu loconil'iK nvtln. Thu
demand , honnvor , Is not vi-ry coed yet. I'nil-
rlo elilckuns , 1'J.fid. Mallnrd dui-ks and rud
ht-iiili uru slow at J2.00ii2.50 ; tunl- ducks ,
JI.'JO.
HoNurllonoy Is cotnmcnr-lnx to rnovn a
Illllumoru fruuly , hilt tin ) duiini'id Is still
lluhlfor lti-.lioli-u ; whlti ) clovur , 10itl7c.
UYStr.lts Mt'dlunis , 17c ; horsushooH , 22c ;
oMr.i stamlards , 2tc ; uMtra hulucK ' & 0i
compiiny sulucts , ao > ; ; counts , aoc.
VKOKTAIII.K4 , '
llr.ANFI'ancy liand-plckod niivy , $2.00 ®
2.25 ; i-oinmon whltu beans , 'tl.7.r < ; colorud gar
den hi'iins , so\v | at about J1.75.
ONIONS Thi-ru Is not much nrtlvlty In Iho
onion inarKi't , owlnij to the fact that tlm
local crop Is largo ami thu ttardo.nur.s aru stip-
plylnp thudomaml vury lurnvly. Unions nro
quoti-d at ( > Ui7tic. ( (
I'OTATOll.s U'ustcrn polnloes aru Ilrmlni ? up
und prices will IIIIVD tohundviinci-d nt this
point , llnnii ) Krnvvn potutiios In small lots
from utoro , 7f-c ; hmnu urown , In i-ur lots , 70'i&
72o ; I'olorudo , frimi store , HDB'JOc ; rolurado
car lots , HOBH.V ; .
CAIIIIAOI : Thuro Is : i Rood deal of ciilihiiKo
selling In this tmukut , hut thu demand IsMip-
pllud untlroly by the niirdi-ners. Urdurs for
ciibhnKO fifim the country aru Illlcdnt l'il'-
pur lb.
Cni.iiuv Thoio Is consli'crablo ' poor stock
on thu nmrkut and somu very funcy. Hood
stuck , 30Q3&1 * ; Bucond Kfiulu , 253aoc ; fancy ,
rjii- ( .
SWUKT I'OTATOKS Till ) supply U flllfj KOOll
stock , on in dors , it pur bn ,
KHU1TS.
OitArns Ilomu jrrown KmpL-s are n thin ? of
thu pait and prices , consriiiuntly | , are llrmer
on eustern ijnipus. Knsturn C'oncords , pur bas
ketJ S23i : .
I'ANTAMIUI'BS The Benson Is about over ,
still a few cantaloupes tiru lo bo suun In thu
market , ( . 'an In Ion pus on ordurs , pur crntu , 71.
UAi.irnii.NiA I'uuiTrt Hiirtlett punr.s aru
very .scarce. Krccslonu puai'lius , pur box , fl ;
cllnjts , gl ; 50 to 100-box hits , HOit'JOc ; Hiirtletl
pi-iir.s , per box , $2.50(32.75 ( ; other varieties , ? 2 ;
plums , per box , $1,25 1GO ; Tokuy Krnpus ,
; 1.25 ; black and mu i'iitKrapus , fl.
Allits-Uhnlii : ! ) uatliiR , pur bbl. , J4.50 ;
cholco cooking , J4.
titANiiKiiitii-s--Cranburrles ! :
are arriving vury
frcolv and aru In coed domaml ; Capo Cod ,
per bbl.ifr..2530.50 ; bulltind cliurry , $5.50 ; boll
and busle , * G.
TItOI-ICAr , nilTlTjt.
HANANAS 1'rlccs retntiln about steady ; pot
bunch , liiriu , $2.003,2.2d ; pur buncli innll to
medium. H.7GJ&2.00.
I.CMOSS Musslnas | )2r ) box , $4.5035.00 ;
Mlorl. i-asi's. . ' 100 .sl/.o , $0.
OitANdBS Thoru are only a few oranges ro-
mnlnliiK ; Ulvur.sldu .Miiillturranuan sweets , $4
H1UK3 , TAM.OW , HIC.
limes No. 1 irecn hides , 2'5c ; No. 2 creut
hhlus , 2iNo. ; . 1 ( iroun .suited hides , 3c ; No. ' .
pn-un suited hlilt-s. 2c ; No. I urecn sultui
lildes , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 tiruon .saltui
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 11)4. ) , 2f ; No. 1 vual calf
H Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , DC ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ibs. t <
15 Ibs. . 3c ; No. 1 dry Hint hldus , 4c ; No. 2 dry
Hint hldus , 3e ; No. 1 dry haltud hides , 4c. 1'ar
cured hides ' , c | iur lb. loss thtin fully cured.
HiiKii : > I'r.i/rs-Oreun salted , each 35'2 > 75c
rueii sultud sliuarlln ( shoit woolud carl ;
riUlns ) , eacli lO lGc ; dry shunrllncs ( shor.
wooled early skins' . No. 1. each G10c ; dr
shearlings ( short woolod early sUInNo ) 2
each 5c ; dry Hint , Ktinsas and Nubrask :
butcher wool pelts , pur 11) . , actual weight , HI ?
lie ; dry Hint Kansas and NuhrasUu mnrrali
wool pults , purlb. , imtitul wolglil,1710c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb
actual wulglit , 03HK : , dry Mint LVloi-ado iniir
rain wool pults , pur lb. , actual weight , 7i5i'Jc
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , & & 7c.
Kt. l.iinln .MfirUnre.
ST. Louis , Oct. 4. FI-OIIK Weak , but not
ower.
WHUAT Opened lower nnd continued to do-
cllno till tlm close , thu linKh bojng © ! u
indor yesterday ; i-asb , 02'ac ' ; October , Glau ;
Decnmljer , ( iG.'niJlny. ; . 73' c ,
COIIN Cash , Him , "lliic ; options wore llrm
'iirly ' , but declined later und closed ? ic be-
ow yesturihiy ; October , 3&ic ! ; December ,
35'4'c ; J'uar , 35 ; < o : May , 'lUXjc.
OATS Cash , tirm , 27c ! } ; options , lower ;
) ctob r , 27c bid ; Ducumber , 2bJ < u bid ;
May , 31' c bid.
KVK IIlKhur.it 40c.
BAUIIV--.SI | > W ; sumplo lots , Iowa , 58c.
llllAN-QUlot50ffiHlo. ; (
11 AY Unchanged ; timothy , S10.0013.00 ;
ralrlo , * 7.0lHlU.oo.
I.HADWeak ; tti.&O.
" 'tiWAZ.
, Jut ; $1.01.
Ilin-rKii riit'hungod ; creamery , 23&28c ;
Ililry , 20QJ2GC. '
ICdtls Unchanged ; IG'jc ; stale , 1213c.
COIIN MIAI > ( jjiluu JM.fia
WnisKv--SieadyI.12. ;
ItAildiN.cI'nilianged ; I'JQ.dc.
COTTON . - i uili'05\'Sll.OO. : \
PIIOVISIONS Pork , higher ; Job lots , $18.
[ .aid , high r , f'J.32j. ! Dry salt meats and
bacon , unchungod ,
HiiCKii-rs l'lour , 3,000 bhls : whonl , 42,000
ljii.corn ; , 87,000 bu.joiN , 31,000 Int.
ailli-\IK.vrs-I'lour , 5,000 bbls ; wheat10,000 '
bu. ; corn , 57.001' ' bn. ; outs , 2H,00 ( ) bit.
Kniisiii City .IliirlictH.
KANSAS CITV , Oct. 4. WIIKAT Qulut ; Ic
lower ; No. 2 hard , G-Oi'cj No. 2 ied , 57ffl
5Se.
5Se.COIIN
COIIN Quiet and slightly lower ; No. 2
ml.M-il , 3p4'i34iNo. : ( ; . 2 while , 3i4'Q.34c. :
OATS Very ( Inn ; No. 2 mixed , 25l22Gc ; No.
J Whltu , UH&'JS'jC.
Ilvu Slow ; No. 2 , nominally , 47c.
KI.AX SIIH'eik : ; : ; Ulii,02c. (
ItllANVctik : 54(3550. (
HAVI'lrm ; timothy , $7.0028.50 ; pralflo ,
rj.aoao.oo.
lltiTTKK Klrnij creamery , 2427c ; dairy ,
22ft25c.
. . . .v.J > T.s--\Vhuat , 102,000bnj corn , 10,000
bu.oits ; : , nonu.
tJilll-MKN'M-U'liuiil , 104,000 bu.i corn , 11,000
bu. ; oats , nune.
Now VorK l > iy ( iiio.ln Alarkrt.
New VOIIK , Oct. 4. Ituslnesi In dry goods at
Oil * point H haidly snstiiinlni ; the hopuor
ovun tin ) uxpoctalmns of thu trade. Thu
folumu of t ratio It disappointing and thuru Is
conilduralilii IrroKiilnrtty In prices.
Cotton goods aru soiling In a moderate way
ut unchanged prices. Jlrowndrlllsnnd medium
grnilo bleiiuhei ) shlrtlngrt are nut plenty ,
ritupk's and solld.s uru stilling In u moderntu
way and print clolhs rule at low prleus. ( Jlng-
bani and woven fabric * show H small business
at itnchangod prlci-s. DrcssKoodu show lrn < g-
ultulty. Woolens and worsteds hold about
steady. Foreign dry goods abjut hold tlielr
own. A hllKht impi'ovuinunt Is rep irtu.l In thu
jobbing trade. Thu biirlns ; buulnei > s Is very
blow ,
MU.vuiiuci < tliirnelH.
MllAVAUKnC , Oi-l. 4. Kl.oillt ( JlllL-l.
) \ MEA'rVoak \ ; No. i ! nprliie , Uliiui No , 1
northern , ( Hi' ; llecumburiiU'ic ,
COHN t'lrm ; No. a. ii)14v. )
OATH-Qnletj No. 2 whltu , 20iui ! No. 3 while ,
2HK30C.
HAIII.CVlllghur ; No. 2 , 55u ; sample , 34(3 (
57c ,
Hvr.-lllKher ; No. 1 , 48ic. !
I'uovisio.NS Irrcgnlnr ; I'ork , HO.
KiCKirrs--l'lour , 5,000 bbls , ; wheat , 50.700
bu. ; hurley , O'J.aut ) bu.
riiiii'MKNTS K.oiir , 1,300 bbls. ; wheat , none ;
burley , 47,000 bu.
Oiiiiini .Unrk.-t.
Nr.w OIII.HANS. Oit. : 4 , Klrm ; inldilllng ,
7 Ifi-Kic ; low inldilllng. 7 1-lOc : gooil
ordinary , 7 5-llle ; mil reivlpts , 11,575 bales ;
gross reoi'lnl * , 11,055 Imli-s ; expoits to ( iient
llrllaln , 4.51H bales ; extxntK to 1'ranee. li.C.OO
liules : lo cunllm-nt , 350 lmlcs | con : > lwl.su ,
2,631 bales : sales 3.OOO liiiles.
nr. Ijouisi , J ct , 4.--Market llrm , hlghor ;
sales , 280 halt-ki onliiiniy , ( i'ac : good ordjimry ,
7/o ! : low mldilliiu' . 7ie ; middling , 7Tu ; good
muldlln , ' , U'ic ' ; mlildlltig fair , 8ic ; tinges ? , c
und studied ? .o below wliltc.
NKW VOIIK , Ocl. 4 , Nuw Vork spot cotton
llrm , 3-lu ( ! ndvaneu ; middling uplands. H ) < c ;
middling Now OrluaiiB , b'U'i sales , 070 balcb.
. - , ei ,
PKIIK1'lim ; prime mesii ,
JMIIDI'rlioe western , 4Us.
IlulntliVliiMU Murker.
lU'l.UTii , Oct. 4. Theru wan u xvoiik and
lower wheat nmrkut today , Tliuouonlng prices
vruro ! tc loiver tliun lust night and ducllnud tie
uioro for Uccuiuber uuu Xc for May buforu
loon. Cash whont was In good demand early
'inil ' tlu-ro wni Rood trading. Thoclo i > wni Ic
lower limn yi-stcrdny for cash nnd Oclob.-r
and I'i'iJIJic for Ucccinhi-r and May. Clixe :
No < 1 liuid.rnsli an I Oo'ober , 03i's Decem
ber , 04'4iMnv ; , 72i-t No. 1 northern , riivlt.
020 } UiMuher , tVJi * ; Di-cumlirr , O3'ic : May ,
TO.uc ; No. 2 northern , cash. O'Jc ; No , 3
northern , Ole ; n'Jeclcd , 40c. On track : No. 1
northern to an he , ( ! 2e.
toii-i : < "ilnrKi't.
NK\V VOIIK , Oct. 4. uni'tird dull ami un
changed and clixuil stomlv at alxxil the
lowest point of tlm days -titles , 8,000 bags ,
Includl .ir : October , Jli.HOTirlC.nj NovemlH'r ,
* 10.30T > ili.4i ( ( ; Deri-tiiber. JI0.81W10.U4 ; March ,
(10.30. ypot llio , nominal ; Xr. 7,118.2J.
\\ooi .Marnet.
ST. Louts. Oct. 4.Continue1) Mow on mvoiint
of the meiiL'i-r tilTcrlngsnf dcslrahlc urades. A
few sticks of Kansas , northern and Texas sold
on private terms. Quotations unclmiiiird.
BOSTON , Oct. 4 , Dull , prices nni'liunged.
STOCKS AMI IIO.MM.
Sprculatnrj Ilavn Si-tlli-d Dinvn to u O.iiuo
ol Watch nnd Walt
Kr.w VOIIK. Oct 4 The speculative sys
tem hits settled down into n pirno of watch
nnd wait. Washington is tin- point nn which
all eyes nro lixod , unil the iiction of tlio sen-
nto Is that which isvnlti l for. U'nll street
rejects almost nil other motives ns factors
in the stock market except for mere tem
porary r.'illviiif ? purposes in the Interest of n
small bull movement or a slight bear raid.
When the ml vices from the capital indicate
that the senate Is golnp to vote on tlie silver
bill , vnlucs appreciate , anil when the re
ports nro adverse , prices po down.
Today the general feeling wns that
silver repeal wns gaining ground ,
nnd consequently u majority of
traders on the Stock exchange were encour
aged , hut they did not put out any very long
Hues , for the element of uncertainty enters
Inrcol.v into affairs. The covering of the
short Interests is n vury material influence
In bringing about the rise In prices , nnd were
it not for the purchases for this account the
dealings would hnvo been much lighter than
they were mid the advance much less pro
nounced. Is'ot Hint there was any dellnlto
news from Washington , but the impression' '
\vs in the community known nstho "struct"
thnt repeal \VIB ; gaining ground , ami hence
the light bears rustled to cover nnd sinnl1
hulls bought timidly. The largo operators
lit the inarkot did not enter the deal to tiny
appreciable extent ami hence the movement
wan light.
At tno very opening of the day there was
n fractional dei-llne , but thu depression wns
only momentary and the traders who were
operating yesterday fora dccllno turned tall
and became buyers , the result being nn ad
vance of from 's ' to 1J4 per cent , in which
Chicago Gas , ( icueral Klcctrin , Delaware it
Hudson , Chicago , Burlington & Qnincy.
Canada Southern , American Tobacco , Head
ing , Northwestern und Western Union were
most prominent. Tlio general list recorded
nn advance ou the closing prices of yester
day ranging from } ( , to 2 per cent , the latter
in Now Jersey Central nnd Manhattan Con
solidated , 1-tf per cent in Chicago Gas , 1 >
per cent in Missouri Pacific and f per cent in
American Tobacco. Kdison Electric lost 4
per cent , Rubber3 ! per cent ; Linseed Oil , 1'
percent ! Union Pacillc. 1' per cent ; Sugar
preferred. 1 percent ; New Emrlaml , J < pet-
cent , nnd Denver & Hlo Grande , J4' } par cent.
The Post says : Today's market was sur
prisingly strong wherever any business was
dono. This is , however , an important quali
fication , for almost the only buyers were the
shorts covering theli sales of a day or two
UKO mm inu | > uos in inuusiriai siocus. I nu
really favorable development in the day's
news was the decline in sterling , n move
ment which , if carried much further , will
bring exchange rates to the gold importing
point. This unexpected break can hardly be
explained except on the assumption that
buyers of exchange miscalculated the mar
kets a week or two ago. The fact that ster
ling has steadily yielded since the presi
dent's repudiation of the compromise rumors
can hardly bo a mere coincidence. This was
n dny , so far as Wall street was concerned ,
iu which belief in repeal had absolute sway.
The opinions of Wall street , at least of the
stock speculator contingent , on this question
are , however , perfectly worthless , being
based wholly on the movement of prices. If
tomorrow's inarkot were to yield all the
operators on the Stock exchange would
again bo found lamenting the certainty of
compromise.
The following arc the closing quotations of
the leading stocks on the New Vork ex
change today :
AA AA
A
:
uL"
L"c L"C L"i
c
L"c L"i i i i
i
out to ( l.-rinntiy tudny tin I fl.OOO caino In
fiom Portuirnl , U if uold li still \vnntml ,
Nlvcr and rnn-u pip-r : won * un li'in e.l. In
the stork m-itket Amrrli--ins worn llrincr and
c-lixi * Tin ) fuiitur.it Atuy wiw a further rlsu In
lliu Ji-olonlnl lo.iniv .
| f.
Sin Ir : ii , " et ATJ nix ijiiKtiiilinis ,
SAN TIUNOISCO , Oi4. . The olll.'l.il clnslnt
( imitations for iiilutn sto ; : < s wor * . a < follows :
ii. > n fiiip ; ' . " . ! ! ! . ; ; ' . . \a ji.xic"ii.'i ! !
lleletiT U/IOphlr. 7A
Host A lli-lrlier. . . . Ulill'o-.oil -I (
C.iii.1 llanl'aclllc. . l.ll'SiVitfo VII -
Cotiinmnw-nllli. . . 12(13 ( Sli-n-l K vilt : IM
rimll.-ir. IlMUnloi Co.i IS
Crown Point ir , tlinb fi
Kn-oHa Con ; i.-i . Yellow Jacket. . . . 3.1
H.ile A Nurenv < s. . . - > { ) I
" " ' _ _ _ _ _
bill" .
N'e\v Vorl < AllinnJiiiitatliun. .
Niv : Vonic , ( ) u. 4-Tho following tire Iho
mining limitations ;
Con. inl. ; A Vn. . . . . fin Slerr.i Niv | : rOH
llpnilWDoil nn St mclar.l. . . . , . . . . lull
( iuiiM nml Curry. . . 1" > I'nlo.i ron -.Ml
Hall- . ' . .Voti-rosi. . . Ycllim-J.ir-lti't : IO
lIoini'Ht'ilti. ' S.MI Iron Silver in
Mixed-mi Ml Quicksilver Ifi0
Ontario ( Wd do profit ISnil
Plymouth Ill ll.ilwor HI
I'l i i-ii-iiil Not" ! . ,
KANSAS CITV , Oct. ! . Uioni hun , 11,710-
tili ) .
Nr.w YOIIK , O.-t. l.-Clearlnir.s , 8DO.VJOOr ;
unlnm-ps , ffl'JJi,1ii. :
I'AHIS , Oct. 4.-riiri-p per unlit rcntus , OSt
17'tC fur tinii'coitnt. .
O.MMIA , O.t. ! 4. ( 'loarlliKs J7G8OJH ; sumo
ilay \vcul$71,7il. ( ) ! .
New ' Oin < * 3AN ! > . ( Vt. . Cluiirlns-4 , $1,008-
Dill ; i'\'clmimi ! , bunk , par.
I'lm.AntM.riiiA , O-t. 4. ( 'li < : irlnit , ta.'JSO-
7il ( > - biilancL'i , $2512,811. Money , 0 per cunt.
( CINCINNATI , O.M.-I. Monny , Gil7 pur i-unt.
Now Vork oM'liimiro , 503.700 premium. Clunr-
ln s , Wju'joi ; ) .
MI\IIMIis. : Oct. 4. Now Vork * xihnnso
sulllnc lit * 1.Oil premium. Oluarlnps , J177.U47 ;
biilitncuK , $4 3,4VJ. !
LONDON , ( ) , 't. 4. The nmniini of bullion
withdrawn from the ItanU of Kn lanil on hal-
iinccs today was 4,000 ,
HOSTON. O.-t. 4. ( Jiunrlius J15,073,104 ;
lialimrus , $1GUI-101. ) Kvclitingo on Now Vilrk ,
1G5J17C discount for cash.
HT. Loins , ( Vt.i4. C'lc rtn& ! , ? 3,49I,471 ;
balances , $ ( il 1,871. Monny ttil | < ! t at 7f > iH nor
cent. Kxchtumo on Now York , 7riilUOc
iltscoiint.
OlltCAOO , Oct. 4. nicarltiRs , $14UM)1. ) ( )
Now York I'M-lmtmu , 7io ( proinlnni. Sterling
( xulitoiKu dull at $4,8IS4.85. Monny , steady
nt C5i7 nor cunt.
NKW YIIIIK , Ojl. 4. [ Special Tuli-irram to
Tin ; Illli : . ] Cvchaimu was quoti-d art follows :
Chicago , 70c pri'inliim ; Huston , nGllba ills-
count per } 1,000 ; Hi. l.onls , BOo premium.
OMAHA 1,1 Vi : . STOCK MAKICKfS.
Cuttlo Tr.ulo Itrlsk nt Stciitly I'rletiB IIois
Avtlvu mill ItlRiii-r.
WBDNB DAY. Oct. 4.
Roccints continue moiioruto , unil the sup-
lily so fur this wcuk , cotnptrcil : with last ,
sliowsu falling oft' of about 2,003 cattle ami
H'JOO liojrs. Sheep receipts have increased
over 1'JOO he.ii ) .
The cattle market was a. very satisfactory
one as far as it went , but dressed beef ine.n
did not sot nearly as many cattle as they
wanted , and sellers could have dispose ! of
as many more cattle with advantage lo their
patrons anil themselves. Choice light beeves
weighing a llttlu over 1,100 Ibs. brojpht $5 ,
timfcomniou lisht steers weigh ing a llttlo
less than 1,101) ) Ibs. solU for4. 5 , while very
iooii ; 1,150 and l.IloU-lb. steers met with a
ready sale at $4.'M. There were some very
goou western range cauio ncre , ana prices
ruled very strong' . ICiiir to very goo't ' 1,0. ( )
to 1'JTO-lh. beeves sol < } at from 1 to $ U.05. It
was. a uood , strong , active inarkot through
out , and by noon there was little of any con
sequence In lirst hands.
The cow market' was also active and
stronger , the demand being brisk and Mm
supply rather limited. Sales included i .n-
mon to choice cowand heifers at from f 1.15
to sa..U , the bulk of the fair to good
butchers' stuff selling at around to $2.'J5.
Calves wore in gooil demand anil strong at
from § 1.SU to J4 'foiconinion to very good
veals. Hough stock ruled linn at from $1.50
to . ' 2.50.
Activity and strength continue to characterize -
terizo the tradq in . stocker ? and , feeders.
Offerings were liberal but so was tlio de
mand , and the movement was lively through
out with prices strong. Good to choice
feeders are quoted at from $3 to $1 40 ; fair to
good at from S'J.GO. to ( , with common and
inferior stuff at around S'J to.50. . Hooro-
scntativo sales :
iiiissKn HEIP.
Xo. Av. I'I-JB * No. Av. IV.
1. . 1200 13 25 13. . . . .1347 J4 00
3. . . 720 3 75 41. . . . .1130 4 00
10. . 10rJ2 425 21. . . . .1105 0 00
COWS.
1. . . 020 1 50 1 . . . . 010 2 10
. 705 1 00 11. . . . . b05 2 10
8 . . 013 1 70 7. . . . . 852 2 10
4. . . 025 1 75 4. . . . . JI5 2 10
1. . . 740 1 75 1. . . . .1020 2 15
11. . . 773 1 75 1. . . . .1(110 ( 2 15
I. . .1000 1 75 5. . . . . 040 2 20
3 . . 870 1 75 213. . . . . 805 2 20
3. . . HH3 1 tit ) 11. . . . . 070 2 25
2. . .1020 1 85 4. . . . . 0)2 ! 2 30
4. . .1000 2 00 .1005 ii 30
23. . . 808 205 1. . . . .1(120 2 ill )
'J3. . U21 205 1. . . . .1400 3 25
10. . . 015 2 10
HUIFKIIS.
3 400 1 50 1 000 00
a 570 I 00 2 1115 0(1 (
12 015 1 bl )
OAI.VKS.
0. . . . ' OQO 1 80 1 130 3 00
10. . . . . 275 2 10 1 . . . . 00 3 50
I. . . . . 320 2 25 4 215 4 110
" ' . 285 2 50 1 . . . . 100 4 00
1 . . . , 140 3 00 1 230 4 00
I . . . . 270 3 00 2. . . . 150 4 00
HIJJ.T.S.
4. . . . .1145 1 50 2 1100 1 H5
2. . . . . 7IJO 1 05. 1 700 1 HO
1. . . . .10 JO 1 85 1 050 1 'JO
STAOS.
.1250 1 90
STOCKim-i AND I'KEDII IIS.
I. . , 800 1 00 27 , 741 2 CO
a. , . 070 2 00 20 78l ! 2 05
3 550 2 15 C 5. . . . ,104U , 2 05
13. . 570 2 15 02 loi'j : ' 2 05
25.i. . , 735 2 25 4. . . . , 810 2 05
i. , . 850 2 25 20. . , . . H41 2 05
, . 510 2 2f >
> ' ' . 785 2 70
5. . 573 2 25 so. ; . . ] , H40 2 75
, 020 2 25 j ) " , 'JOI1 2 75
uo „ 571 2 25 5" . . ! . 028 2 H5
, . 5Hli 2 25 10 . hill 2 85
„ 500 2 25 0 . . . . , 833 2 85
, . 021 ! 2 35 4 . 825 2 85
. 820 2 4O 32. . . . , 'JIM 2 05
, 750 2 50 20 , uoa 3 00
2 50
WiSTiilN : : OATT/.k.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
22bnlli..U5H ) $1 75 27 cows. . 820 H 00
1 fuuilur. 480 2 00 124 cou'H. . 858
7 cons. . . 005 2 25 5l'OWK , . 01U 2 2 >
2 ! ) Mrs. . . . 000 2 40 1 stL'ur. 1230 3 00
NKllltASKA.
22COW9. . . 713 1 15
IDAHO.
44 Mrs..1214 a 35 HI Mrs. . 1083 3 15
COI.UIUUO ,
BfilrH. . . . 005 2 80 21 Mrn. . . . 040 2 85
Ibtr.tlg. 570 1 75 , 2 sir , tig. 820 2 10
0 sir , tig. 701
WYOMINO.
29 fdrs. . . . 804 2 25 , 07 cows. . . 833 2 20
1 fdr. . . . 34(1 ( 2 25 2 Mrs. . . . 000 2 25
72fdrs..lO-"J 3 ( III , lOculvus. 130 4 DO
2 bulb..1200 1 23 , 18 bulls..12(13 1 75
11 cons. . . 0 7 1 l0 ! Dealvus. 2hO 1 05
7cowH. . . 838 2 00 1 cow . . .10.10 2 00
2c.llVOS. 2(15 ( 2 1)0 ) , 8 fdrs. . . , 083 2 25
U filrs..1153 2 25 77 cows. . 057 2 25
' OU fdrs..1071 2 711 113 Mrs. . .1153 3 DO
15 Mrs..lO'JO 2 50 ' 8 fdr , . .1252 2 50
3 fdrs. . . .lil'Ji ' ) 2 (15' ( 8 Mrs. . .1044 2 (15 (
i ) Mrs. . . .1014 2 05' 22 Mrs. . . 000 2 05
37 Mm. 2 or * . > It ) fdrit.,10or > 2 115
1 cow. 810 1 511 i 17hi-urs.l'J3 | ( 3 1)0 )
icow. . 1 cow. . . . 940 1 50
1 '
1 bull. .1100 . ? 0' , ; 1 bull.,1420 1 75
I Meiir. . . 870 2 01) ) . 1 bull..1200 2 OO
1 bluer..1310 300 , 1 steer..1040 3 00
155 Mrs..10115 280 1 COW. . . . 1 OHO 2 7O
23 sis Tux 1134 2 OU-i 11 cows..1047 2 70
6COWS..1U1H 2 7IC- ' JHcow.1071) 2 OO
7 COWK..1025 2 7(1 ( ' Hhts Tux 1055 3 10
Icon. . . . 1100 2 1)0 ) 12hteurs.120C 3 30
20 ( .tours. . 1302 3 50 1 bt.Tux.12OO 3 50
22 steers. . 1084 3 00 22 steers. , 1055 3 00
20btuer . .10'u ! 3 00 2ilbteurb..llO4 3 00
27hte rs.,10H7 a oo 2H steers..1U7T 3 00
3 30 4U > ituurs..l252 3 30
HO till I DAKOTA.
72 row * . . . 8C8 2 46 10 COWS. 030 2 20
87 Mrs. . . 030 3 20 18 fdrs. 047 8 OO
3 00 3 05
5cowri..ll20 2 00 10cuwu.,1025 8 25
14 Blag ! ! . .1440 2 35
UTAH ,
1 cow. . . . 810 1 75 1 COW..1180 1 75
10 cows. . . 001 8 30 Oo.\i'll..l495 2 85
lHL * r..l410 3 : I5 12htuura..lO04 3 35
5 bull * . . . 1330 1 HO 4 Mfb.j.lUd ? 2 75
2lfdr , . . . 0/ii 8 10 C5fllrti..l04i ( 3 15
1 bluer..1530 4 05
XbW MEXICO.
24 hulls. . . 1059 1 05 13cnlvus. 203 1 75
02 lii'lfor * 470 1 M5 10 bulls. . . U10 1 1)0
151 crnVH. . 785 8 05 71 calve * . 257 8 15
75culUs ! , 273 8 40 45cilvi)8 : , 170 3 2. )
flood There was only a fair run of hozs
today , uud as u rule the ( { Utility of the offer
ings was poor. Sellers again had a llttlo tlio
hestof the MMmtion and buyers were com
pelled to advance prices another nickel on
nearly nil pradcs. Advices from the east
were generally favorable , the demand front
shippers , packers nnil fresh moat men was
fully up to the average , nnil. jvlth.only n lim
ited number on sale , business opened up
briskly , was active throughout and close. ! up
strong at the advance , with the pens empty
before 10 o'clock , Common to choloe light
ami ll ht mixed hogs soli ! nt from $ ' ! . ' M up to
$0.40 , while IKW to choice heavy and heavy
mixed stuff sold at from i.'O to'O.W. . The
big bulk of thu boss sold at from ffi.'JMo
JiJ-.T.'i , as against $ < ! SO to $0.U ! yesterday find
tO If. In J'Uli ' on last Wo.lnos.itiy. Repre
sentative sales :
IHOS AMI KOimil.
1..100 -350 7. . . .101 525
Siur.i' There were none on Bttlc. The de
mand for good muttons is very urgent from
all local houses , and prices are quotably
strong. Fair to good native ? , f.75iB {
Ji.50 ; fair to good \vcsteins , $ 'J.2."ijM.iri ! ; com
mon and stock shucp , gl.nOQtt ! ' . ' . ' > ; good to
ehoico 40 to 100-lb , lambs , Sl.OOifl.OO. ; (
WKSTIN : : : INTIIIISTS. : :
SIlRlit Ircrcii c In tli .Movrm-nl of I | < I < ; H
It < porti'il ,
CINCINNATI , Oct. 4. [ Snivlal Ton-gram to
Tun HII : : . ] Tomorrow's 1'rico Current , will
Miy : Tlio it'cord for thurok shows some ro-
( luctlon In tlio mnrUetliiK of lie s. Western
l > mklliK ! for Hill wt'i'l ; Is IhO.OOO , against 250-
000 hist week and 105,000 a ycar-ago. I'rom
March 1 the total Is ( lO25OlO ) , against GU5.OOO
last year. Prominent , places compare as fol
lows :
Ohli'iido lAve Stuck Murknt.
ClliCAiio , Oct. 4. There was a very strong
market for everything In ( hu Him of bovlno.s.
Thu supply of iisufnl shipping grades .igiln :
pioved Inadequate ( o meet the donmml and
nil olVerlnKs In that class were quickly I timed
over at an iidvanco ranvlnj ; from 5c to 10c per
100 Ibs. Tlio Improvement In ( In1 market for
butchers' anil canners stock , was not lo.ss
marked. upplos ! of those descriptions wuio
also short of tlio demand. Western range
cattle sold 10c higher and TC.XUIH were Mil-
able nt from 5c to lOc advance. The pens
were cloiirt'd curly nml thu close win llrm.
Few sales were icported below $1.85 , > A few
skeleton cows were peddled out nt from $1.50
to il.75.lmt It was u very poor urticle that
bad to go below $2. The bulk of the natives
sold lit from $2 to $3 for cows and bulls and
$4.00 to $5.25 for steers. Sales of western din
ners' weie principally from J2.40 tt > $3 and from
12.25 to 22.00 bomjnt most of HIP. To.xans. Thu
calf market was lightly .supplied null was
strong at from $2.50 to $4.75.
Tlio box market continued toshow firmness.
The supply was 10,000 bend less than for last
Wednesday and the total for the llrst liulf of
this week Is 20OUO huail less than for Hie same
time last \\eek. The decrease has been .stilll-
clently marked to keep prices "looking up" In
spite of Hie uncertain conr.se of the market for
IIOK produce. So far this wuuk not far from
one-half of the receipts have fallen toshlppur.s.
The activity In thu demand from tliat quar
ter has ninili ! till efforts of packers to break
the matkct unavailing. Tliero was activity to
day at lium $0.25 to 1C. . . 'JO for light nml nt
ftom $ U.15 lo G.80 for mixed lots. While lliu
Hinge of prices was ub..tit thu same as for
yesterday , thu iivcniKu WHS a little higher.
Heavy lots sold largely at from JG.25 to ili.HO
and tlio pileos nioit frequently paid fur light
weights wore from ! tG.05 to JO.85.
This sli-e ; | ) nmrkut , Ilku tliiit for cattlu
and hogs , was firm. Thu receipts con-
tlnno to show a cunslilorabiu fulling oil from
thu roi.-eiit nvuriiglng and under the stimu
lus of iruod demand
prices continue lo grow
itrolijt. They uru from 10 to 15e blglur than
it this tlmu lust , week , pteiPtit quotations
lielng fioin $1.50 lo # 1.25 for poor to choice
iinilltli-sof | sliei'ii. The lamb intirkei has ln- _
iiroved correspondingly and Is now quoted ut
from $2,75 toi.i.'JO. Itecently there hus sprung
up u very goud dumiind for feeders , and Hie
cliaiieosiiro we shall see no in.no of the low
Drlcus prevailing ( luring August mill tbo llrat
lialf ot h'eptembur.
The bull ; of tlio sheep hero today hold at
from M lo $3.75 ; from M.50 to { 5 bought thu
.mil ; of the lambs.
ItKCKll'i'SC'iulle , 15,000 bend ; calves , 1,000
heau ; hofs , 2,000 heiiil ; hhuep , 14,000 head.
KIIIIKIIS City l.lv.t stueic MarUut.
KANKAS CITV , Oct. 4. CATTIK lleci'lpts ,
ll.lioo huiil : ; shipmeiilH , 2HOOImad ; besl cattle
steady ; others .slow ; Texas nnil blilppciri
hteers , J2.1535.40j Te.vai mid natlvo I-OIVH ,
ifl.00ii2.00j butcher Mock , $2.boa4.10 ;
slockurs and fi-eiers ! , W.85' < i3.70.
lloilH Kecelpts , 7'jUO bead ; .shipments.
2,800 head ; nmrket opened htroin ; , closed
lower ; bulk , iO.35JcO.55 ; heavle.s , jitickuri
ami mixed , in.OO&.U.55 ; lights , Vorkers and
plus , M.75UO.OO.
HllHlli1 Keculpl.s , 5,300 head ; shipments ,
none ; bust sheep and lambs .steady ; others
slow. .
Ni'W York l.kvii Moel ; .Mill-lent.
N'KW YOIIK , Oct. 4. llcnviH-Uecelpts ,
021 head , natives , fi,05'i6fj,25 : ' ; Texaos and
Colorado.- , , M.l.Vi l.rm ; bulls and cows , il.i.rjjo :
3.85 ; diVhsed buof. firm ut 7'iftOc. '
L'Al.VKS U'jci'lpls , 1,500 huail ; vualK , J5.00 ®
0.25 ; Krassers iind biiltermllk calves , , T2.50to
3.50 ,
tillliKl' Kucelptfi , 10.500 huiidj hheep , J2.76JJ
4.25 ; lambs , i4. 500.0 00 ; dre.s' < ed mutton ,
7ftiHc ; drnsseil lambs , HjilUc.
llis-ltecelil.s ( | , 8,05 1 head , Including 20
sale.
.St. l. < inl l.lve S ook .MurUct.
ST. Uiwi * . Oat. 4. t'Arri.K Heculpts , 4,10' )
fair lo good nailvii sleurs , JU.5O4i4.75 ; clmlco
hhlpplng , $ I.BOii,5,15 ; Tuxus .Mleurs , i2.DO >
3.10 ; cows , tl.iJ&2.2.r ( ( > ,
Hods Heculpts , 4,300hunil ; shipments , 000
head ; marl.et , highur ; lights , < FG.40&U,75 ;
mixed , JO.10ItG.05 ; liottvy , tfO.aoitO.CO.
HllKRI'-Kucuiptb , l.OJOiieud ; hhlpnmnts. 700
head ; nmrkut sluiidy ; mi.M-d nnttvus , $2.25'i
3.5Oj Te.xaiii , J2.00ii.J.OO ; liunbs , f3.00tt4.2ii.
tSloiit City l.lvn Muck Miirl.ot.
SlOl'X t'lTV ' , Oct. 4. lions -Kt-L-ulnls , 400
hnaitiolllulul yusturduy , OUU lieadi.lilpments ; ,
214 lii'ud ; miirkotbluilycommuniU.OO ; < iiU.05 ;
bulk , $ G.o5.
CATTI.K Itorulpls. nooiiuttd ; olllelal yoster-
duy , U03 head ; shlpniunts , a75 head ; good
fouiietb , i-tcady i c.niimon , 5t6lOcluwur ,
htooli in .
Hecelpts of llvo l stock ut the four principal
eatuin inuikut ! > Wednesday , Outobur 4 :
Catllu. llozs. h'hcup ,
outhOmahu . 3.0UO 4hOO .
Uhtaugu . 15,00 ! ) 7.50J 1,300
Kunias C'lty . ll.OUO 7,5'JO 5,300
ai.Loulh . 4,100 4,300 l.UU
Total . 33,700 24,100 8,500
IN CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
was made miserable by a case of Catarrh.
The discharge from tne nose was lar e ,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became inflamed , the lids swollen and
very painful After trying various reme
dies , J gave heriJCiraKjjSjTlie first bottle
tle seemed to H-TVJKS fll aggravate the
disease , but the symptoms soon abated ,
and in a short time she was cured.
Dit. L. 13. KITCIIKY , Mackey , Ind.
Our book on Illnoil and fiklti niieases mailed
tne , .
CONDITION OF ALL CROPS
Summing Up the Situation as Howards the
i'nraiers.
D10UTH TOO LATE TO IIA3M CORN fV.UCH .
liriKkii'A Yield Only I'nlr , lint Inui
( Jjod I'a tnraKC I * MoMly I'urchcil
Ar.i Not Vrt All
CiHOino , Oct. 4. The reports received
from the correspondents of the ITnrnicrs Ho-
vinw In twelve states show that the corn
crop suffered severely by the drouUi , but
that in most localities it has reached a sttitn
of.maturityth.it has placed it beyond danger
from frost.
In Illinois the crop average * less than fair.
In some of the counties it was badly Injured
by drouth and Uues. In Indiana the crop 11
In poor shape. Sonic of H lias been hurt by
frost and Is rcporlnd nt below a half crop.
In Ohio the n vertigo condition at ripening Is
fnlr. Some reports say that tbo corn that
was planted early on good land Is making i\
full crop , while corn that was planted late
did not. gut its uro'.vth bcloro the drouth
checked It , and that such corn will malto lit
tle more than fodder , lu Michigan hall of
the correspondents report the crop at less
than three-fourths the average.
I'roni lliu South and the M'lMt.
In Kentucky this general average Is poor.
In some of the fields a good crop scorns to bo
assured , but on examination the ears tire
found to be small unit indifferent In quality.
In Missouri the condition approaches good.
The corn is mostly ripened , but in many
instances the into planted Is worthless. The
diouth cut short many llelds , but many
counties are reporting the crop as goo.l , and
some say tiover bolter. In Katum ; some of
tlio corn dried up whiio still immature. In
soiuo places the crop is so. short that the
farmers will not have enough for their own
use.
use.In
In Nebraska tbo avoraco condition is fair.
Iowa has a good crop , and latorduvclopmcuts
show that the yield will bo oven hotter than *
anticipated a mouth ago. In some counties
the crop is well ripened , and fanners have
begun to crib. Wisconsin reports a fair to
good yield. Minnesota and D.iluaa report
good crops.
1'nstiirc * nnil t'otiitocH.
The recent rains have not bad much effect
on the pastures , except In a fo\v localities.
Tho.v have been unevenly distributed and in
most of the states pasturage is very short.
The states that seem to bo iniprovins most
rapidly no ware Kentucky , Missouri , Kansas
untl the Uakotas.
The reports on the estimated yield of pota
toes are not complete , anJ in many counties
the potato crop still remains in iho ground.
In Illinois tlio most common estimates are.
for llfty , seventy-IIvo and 100 bushels per
acre. In Indiana llfty and sixty bushels.
The lowest estimate in MIsnonri is thirty ,
l.bn hisrhnst 12(11) ( ) . Tn ICimsiR : fiuv riirn lor.stl-
male , but seventy-five bushels will bo thu
nvcrucu yield in some counties. In Nebraska ,
the yield is poof and eighty bushels per
acre is tlio estimate for --tho very
best county. Thu potato crop of
Iowa is good , although llfty bushels per
acre Is the most common estimate. Wiscon
sin estimates seventy-live bushels. In
Minnesota and Ihe Uakotas llfty bushels
will bo obtained.
Kail t'lowiiii ; Iti'pnrls.
The reports on fall plowing vary greatly
from every stato. In Illinois plowing is
practically finished in one-fourth of the
counties. In one-half of tl.o remainder It is
in full progress , while in the others little has
as yet been done on account of the drouth ,
which has not yet been suftleiontlv broken
to nut the ground in condition for the plow.
A similar condition exists in Indiana and
Ohio. In Michigan the plows have not yet
started in many of the counties , and where
they are running little has yet been ac
complished. Tbo saniu is true of Missouri ,
Kansas and Nebraska. little plowing has
been done in Iowa. In Wisconsin plowing
has been completed in many counties. In
Minnesota and the Dakota * good progress is
being made.
. Kxpcctcil richtliiK : In Smith Africa.
CAIM : TOWN , Oct. 4. Owing to the ad
vance of the Matabele Itnpis Colonel Jamie-
son has resolved to attack them. Consequently
quently , columns of colonial troops fully
equipped will start Immediately from Ports
Victoria and Charter with the intention of
meeting the enemy. It is oolieved a bloody
engagement may Ik- looked for in the near
future.
DUFFY'S PURE
FOR MEbTcfNAl USE
NO FUSEl. OIL
\ mi Imvii tii-urd plijMolntiN nnil M'lrntlOt
prop P'i y 11ml there li initlilnir to ROIH ! fet
rlioeMngold , < "iucli , \\r.'ilino . i : itpil
miililoii * > - ( * * ) us uhlHliry. anil that
.tlilxkoy should , llr t ol nil , bo punThole
In no tvlil > ke.v knoivn l < i tlio \ \ < irld Hint pen *
u-Mi'i tlm superior tni'illoimil iiiilltlrn | : ol
llnlfj-H I'nrii .Halt. It liiis born tiM-d mil *
vornnll ) ' Inr y.ir . It U tint tiiimt piipnlni
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r MAI.TVIIISKIV : ( " . .
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CURE
A Now nnd Onniplcto Trcalmeut , consisting ot
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UOXIM of Olntiueiit. A uover-fnlllnp Uuro for I'llci
of every nnturo nn.l iletrrco. 11 nmkcn nn opornton
ulththnknifo or Injectionsot cerlKillo nclil , wlhoi
nro imlntul nnd unldom n i > ornnin'iit cnrp , nnil nKcn
rppultliiK In death , unnocvesiiry. Why endurn
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frc . OunrnnlivnlssuDil -
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UrOOOrUHIFir.lt. Bmnll , tulld nml ploimnnt to
Inko , ojpi'dnlly nJuptoa for children's use. COlXwci
15 cento.
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"The Best TimeTKeeper ;
Out of 2,3. ) . ) watches
that passed inspection
anil wctc in service on
the L. S. & M. S. H'y ,
1,097 , were Ducbcr.
RUBY JEWELED llatnpilcn watches , ( lie
ADJUSTED M highest of any one of
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the dozen other makes
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WAl/1'iClt 1C. WOOD , (
Market reports by mall itnd wlro cheerful
urnlbliud upon uppfloatlon.
for Infants and Children.
"CastorlalsBo well adaptisllochllclri'n that Castorla curi'H Coll. ' , Constipation ,
I recommend It ns superior tjmiy jircKi-rlptloii Hour Ktomach , Diarrhcoa , J'.ruclatlon ,
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