Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1901, Page 10

r " " 0 3 o . " , changed at £12 in London. Copper eased | Cash, 8%c: December, 68tc; May, e, On | palances, $704 653 Money, 436 per cent. New r v 1 cow. $cows.. ... 8 L R T g WL L (’ol)lERuAl A\D FI\ANUM‘ off siightly at London to £67 bs for spot and | track: No. 1 hard, fi%c; No. 1 northern, | York exchange, ioe dlscount, bid; par aske . 2 cows..L. ; 3 cows... .. § HOGS—Hocelpta, 11000 hen: A A £67 128 6 for futures. Here the market was | 6¥%ei No. 2 northern, 6%c. e | L BALTIMORE, Scpt. 15.~Clearings, 83,771« 1cow.. 100 245 19 feeders 186 higher: bl 5 1ttt i nominally unchanged, nt $1850G17.0 tor | 1'LOUR-3c higher; firsi patents, $2.507 balances, $851,504 2 calves b 1 steer. B e Neht, o Th: T {‘kn Fllnp(-rinr »nlnd llfl‘leqfim Ay for casi- v;fliqfi'f-:'":-rmn'fi"!f'.fl -‘;‘ first clears, '\\" YORK, 84pt. 18, Clearings, $2:2,482 « ‘nmw . 97 3 «3 ;v::::: PAND LAMBS 4 ng and electrolytic. Domestic iron mar- 2.00; second clears, §5. halance ! 3 COWS. .. . § 23 fe market 10c lower, Reporta of Frest Puts Corn in the Lead on | kets ruled dull and closed at $9.005100 for | BRAN=In bulk, §13 w013 % PHILADE! Cleatings, | Beof Cattlo Bold at Just Abeut Steady Prioes |2 cows.. .. 9 § feeders 3 0 wethers, $82005.40: enes d g iron warrants. No. 1 foundry, 816,007 ( Miiwauties GF “Harket. 69,431 balances, $3 Did Geod Feeders. 2cows. ... : 4 feeders.. L4+ 3 stock sheep, §1'85 Porrd of Trade 50; No. 2 foundry, southern, $14.00714.60; ! J NCINNATI, 8épt. 18, 3 cows. .. 102 2 hetfers... § No. 1 foundry, $14.75a15. ), 1 foundry, | MILWAUKEE, Sept 18, ~WHEAT— Money, 46 per cen X — 4 foeders 4 heifers... 640 2 & St Joseph Live Stock Market, » southern -;n. $14.554015.2%, Glasgow War- | Lower: No 1 northern. 1o%c; No. 2 northe change, 4tiso per | cent ; R 1o T r { feeders.. 10 5 feeders 8T, JORMPEL. ep, 18.~CATTLE rants closed at 54s 2d o ¥ 4 CHIC, opt. 18, —Clearings, 803,841 ceders 8. 8 5 SEPTH, ' ~C4 - Ree OUTSIDE SUPPORT LACKING IN WHEAT L : | €Ty pteasoe; December, 7life. AaTanioes. B Pt sainane, o HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER g .. coly 25 head; market generally ina OMAHA WHOLESALE WARKET. BAR No. 3, sige; sample, Tk exchange, Mc discount. Toten B 0: o o Aetternoy And i <D Sheep Market Not Par e 610, bulls and stags, $22504.75; yearlings Market 18 Dall and Heavy=Oats O Condition of Trade and Quotations on | CORN—December, 58%c -:' prinidd teutarly Aetly o . and ealy ‘p{fi:nfigi'fl.? Kers and feed Steady, but Conslderable Se Staple and Faney Produce. FEW TORR TINCEE ARD BN i R et ot Dasa - tewe a8 1008 3 30 A WHOGE-Recelpts, S0 hoad: market 5150 Lol o Wi gdor ol gt FRAE-Bausings, fasy ¢ e One | D8 ever, Were Very Dull 16 teeders.. o 3 B0 *" 5 ; e and. buiks g‘&%nfl",’,"}.lfi“u".";; Provistons Quiet. ang ol foasters, & g TR H et Do s T o Fieetric. 113 i i Fred b AR bl S8 706 5, a A o b, | in Corn, ! . Uiy A 2 cows. hend: matker, staady o ahade puce 459 10610 mw v ¢ vho are Adventure T 2 cows. 5 3 o lower; o) RUMTER—Common to fair, 1igtize; | NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—People who ar: § Binw. Min. 6111 ¥y BOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 18 idaho lambe, #4.8; top Idaho wethers, s CHICAGO, Sept “orn had the 1ead | ehojce dairy, in tubs, 15G16c; weparator, 20 | 8ued that the sudden weakness that Aevel %7 Amai. Copper .......103 Receipts were Cattie. Hoks Sheep. | 4 cows vain market again today, declining | gaje oped in the stock market vesterday after: | ROUCL Fiutate: Amvasite S | omerai Monny 9 19483 |11 Som tvhor Toldation. Decomber corn | “Fipgi FISH-Black bass 18c; white | 1oon after the early show of strength Was | nouton & Me Cal. & Heeln 2| Umelal Tuesday ..... 2 calv A e awer Doecember, wheat elcsed | bass, ie; biueish, T1ic; buliheads, The; blie | due to the frost scare in the corn belt found | nominion Coui Contennial ... Cmeial Wednesday 2 calves cattle, Rokn And Sheep Rt the Ave principal wh i Desember oats %o lower. Pro- | fins, 7c: buffaloes,’ 7c; catnish, 12c; cod, 1fc; | confirmation for thefr views in the recovery' | (o hed [ 3 FrADKID. <.oinres 18 it 9 teeders.. 53 3 stock markets for September 18 « closed baibe higher. cropples, l0ci hullbit, 1o herring. jc; had: | In the stock market today simultancous!y | pejeral Giosi 111\ 0% umboidt Thres duye this Wesk. I8N r Sonn Cleland “Neb: RN o noen ™ Wwan the dominant factor again to. | dock, 10¢; pike, 10c: ‘red snapper, 10c: dal- | with the reaction in corn. =L C | do pra. % OBCOlR ©oiiieirienns Same daye 1ast week 1 heifer.... 4% 175 2 heifers South Omaha ... Pt s R Y in the corn market and the opentng | mon. Ifc. sunfiah, s trout, 10c; | povhe loss of all yesterdave rise in the | wicchours’ pid Farror L Balle WOk Define v ) 2 Swe.... qokid fchards—Ne. Chicago SR mon o o%e tp 4 ¢ of corn show i Clectrl uine; : 2 : 3 & Sty ¢ xclted and L b repori, | | (YSTERS—8tandards, per can, Me; axtea | fza‘on long lines that took the cdge off the Hanta Fe Copper Bois JOree reshs o 10 cows' T 300 4 feeders. D AR bk feeling was that yesterday's heavy bctd, i New York counts, per 'lll'lll"‘hl'nlnlun' regarding the. Ieported fortier |¥. B 0. & C b Tamarack ... Same days last year..... fowe iR iR - Yoow. 8t Joseph ... O S 1 8 : A A damage to the crop. The effec : oI Colony .. “tah Mining .. ‘ . E: e L Wi e en . Five wes | TlomG e, er doz., & velopment’ was ‘naturally most pronounced |oia Dominion 3, Winona “ PE g B IR LY Lo 10 66w, Bachelor--Neb, Totals ... 0010 88,843 wwplcuous absence of yes o d by Omaha Wholssale | \ytHS B50CKS of CHE BIeRt SoteE T the | Were Bd e, o Wolverines b 4 A 2 ock in Sight. The following table shows the receéipts of o aespmgeoes asTss 1 0OW. .\ ose traffic e corn, ly the | West A L 93% parison: 4 cows.. 3 % 1 cow ‘ - and longs who bought ay Dealers’ as ion: Cholce upland, | WHiose traffic (s large in corf, nameély e et domantbncncomt r Market. k LA v 4 » e ‘| grangers and Pacifics, includizg Atchsn e — - M. Delatour- Neb, TG Fany “vegan fo reulise pronta until Le; ie 3, Ko & upland, sv; medtun, 385 conrsc, | ELAMAGEL, M Poifie’ Bt thefe was no 11901, 900, 1199, 1698 1897, 1696, (185, | 3 coms T NEW YORK, St 18- SUGAR. Raw, < ! o A o % | Feason why the developments In the corn — T e e 1 T wteers 3 eady; falr_refining. Myc; centrifugal, predicted again for tonight, but that piot | hay of ood color and quatlty. Demand | FRIGR, TN L1\ LCe WPV mpu hetic eftect Wbkt o bbb | 5,04 420 361 39 2 77 4cowe. Ives. . 1 81, 34e; molasses sugnr, de. Refined I RO oPts A general evening up | B 8 on raflroads in_southern torritory carrying | LONDON, Sept. 18.—4 p. m.—~Closin, | 414, 3 cown.... T 2 cows... 1019 firm; No. '8 48&c; No. 7, 48 3 Covering by shorts and geners oo nrtend. | CORN-1 anthraclte and bituminous coal and the nets | = — - P Jeows.lli¥B I8 §cows. w0 No. 0 440c: No. 10, 4.3 fod ‘prtces ot the deell ' December ro- | OATH—e Work of central traffle and minor easiern | Consols, money.... t% N. Y. Central . cow 0 3 1 cow..../ 18 ) Nos. 13 and 14, 420 e fie. The Gloser howaver, was 416 0. trunk lines, which are usually designated | do account .....3 11.18| Norfolk & W Beows... 98 18 1 cow.. . .00 285 confectloners’ A, 5:05¢; mould A, acted to Sc. The close. however. wad R ke o T anderotita Prices of all of iees | Ansconda. - Rl 80 B3 isss BN Tra_ Morgan-Neb cut lonf and crushed, 5.15e; powdered. 5.4 Weak, I%c lower, nt 587 $ VEGETABLES B e etk ihe Tor | Atcumen © lno. Pacifs pta 2 feeders.. S1L 2867 oeder, . T Eranulated, 5 %e: cubes, &0c. T TS ‘was dull and heavy and tn the| EQG FLAKE P oz e ing of them was on a scale which could | do bEd. oot oo (iR 59 feeders. G ik ) abnhee s et S abuence of indiviaunt infiuences. fotowed | CXRESTE” Bor marker haswet, sse. only be for the account of the largest o 26 teeders, kg fosentelt—Neb " TORLEANS, 8ept. 18.—-BUGAR~ S’ 2 eeders A i A nadian Paclfic... 115% Reading corn closely. Outside support was lacking | 3y Per_half-bu. basket, dic. L LT es. & Ohio........ 9| do 1st prd. & et centrifugal vellow, ine: second i3 els Bros.—Neb, ¢ Molasses, steady; centritugal, 510, 28 feeders. 35 1 feeder.. prisid 5 Buylng was without any specific news to | Ches ; \d the large amount that was carried over RNIPS-- Per basket, \cago G. W 0ia) do 2d pfd. Tt "hight "was thrown over. | Decombef | CUCUMBERS—Home-krown, per doz, 10 | €xplain it "It was attributed to the same | ("' 36% G, '} " sa Haiway ’ : WYOMING, e 40 steers 116 1 steer. 4 5 POSTOFFICE NOTICE. pened Witk higher to shade lower, t sources s that which constituted the de- [ M. & St Fo.... o L 1 cow.. iy ze2252 338 292z i3 —osman 322EY 28T 8RTSEE HBEN e 1o ‘i1%e. Liquidation sent the price [ © Lk tormined support of the market all through | 40"’ " 9ilso. Pacifie |l e I whets the market became cne se. the recent crists. The public in Wall stroct | g2 P4 tion Paoias M arow margin. e renction in corn | PARSLEY—Per doz. % wax strong in the conelusion that what % e nl: 3. ZRBI_IERa Ryze Fas ) ce back to . but D NEW “POTATOE culled the Vanderbilt, Morgan, Gould, R o e D eloned” weak, 1o 3 @1y, | 125, Balt Lake, $1.25@1.3 efeller wnd Hareiman interests were LN g T local recelpts were 149 cars, one of ¢ | tract. Minneapollx and Duluth reported 574 | cars, making a_total for the three peints | of 743 cars, ngainst 1,10 last week and 717 | T # year ago. Primary rmlk-u were |.uz..u1 d | (Bl]l‘n“\:‘l‘.‘lr h; read DAILY by ail Interested, B 0 las'e s may occur at any time,) . Sunday. 4 Forelgn malls for the week anfsh ds.L stock ¥ EROUAR Do . crated, 23 ulators and profesefonal operators ex- | do prd. A i .,,1',{‘.:..{"3,°';‘(‘.¢,";":,‘§"$u‘;.' PoRG. WaD! o oW s oo BT 8 tambet & Joo, will close’ (PROMP MATOESFome-grown, per 18-1b. bas- | hausted the best powers of conjecture in | - - — - Roma: Chttle. Hogs. Sheep, Hr' d i lows: Barcels Dot malls’ olomco,as, ol C. o striving to discover the motive of this buy- [ SILVER—Bar, qulet, 2615-160 per oz, of b . 108t 1 earller “than closing time shown Below, Eompared with 1,076,440 busheis In<t NIONS-Home-grown, per Ib. “@2%ec. |ing. As there wus no acute pressure of lig= | MONEY—11, per cent. The rate of dls- A § 2 steers. " 3 Parcels post malls for Gormany o e warances in_wheat and | BEANS<Wax, per ~i.bu. basket, il uldation the mere purpose to support the p . 5 p. m. Mond & Wednesany ° at four equiled 337,500 bushels, The seaboard | o REE_jto0 e b, 2gage, | MATKeU was not suflelent expianation, as it Union Pacitts m % it o] 3 ety { fesders.. 1 el A o Teported six londs taken for export. | ONIQNS—Hon . 2@ | W n last Friday and on Monday. There & W o a2 9 . i % R Lo IR , Regular and supplementary is ol Oata opened e ccomber e to & | BpANIEh . § e # considerable cross-trading early in the $ 210 steers. ) Catern Ranches—8. b, altorolen Sid fupplementary matis olose lower, at 37he to Constderable sellng | Shy it e | Jay which had the appearance of an effort New York W . 8t P, M. N 5 T A ing time shown below. by holders weakened the market along with | 75 DT to confuse sentiment, brokers usually act' nt At LR . OLORADO. e corn until December’s price touched 35%@ wourl. lowa and|f0r large capitalisis making very large| NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—The following A § 5 v «: |13 toedera. 126 365 1 tecder. Trans-Atlantle Muils, Zilge. A reacdon came with a falr local de- | AVATISRMBLONS = Missourt. nd|irades on both sides ‘ot the market and | the closing quotatioiis on mining stock G s e - Vteedor... 820 315 o cows...\ W4 2 THURSDAY. Sinos g et closed weak. S |iveb 20qu26e, as to . & 08t simultaneously - ——— e A 2 v - . . MeGinnis—Idaho AY m. (or EUROP s e Reoeipta wero 103 Cafe. | NGELERY Kalimazoo, per bunch, $@6e; | The persistent weakness of Amalgamated » R L& P west.. 2 0t 2 steers 1 14 steers...1071 4 20 Ponre and Climpiueya Plymouth, Cher. Brovtsions were “auiet and steuly. Jan- | 3¢ aska, per bunch, 30 40c; 3 ’: opper. which fell ‘unother % of a paint . s Niinols Central... " 2| | HOGSThe market today could be auoted bourg an¢ ouirk nall” for France ary products opencd higher on early | %5 I8 Pe: oday, i confused sentiment. . : s . 0@16c_higher than vesterday and active, 7 o W IR Mrgthin the grain market and on higher | NAVY BEANS-Per b 3 When that stock made u vigorous rally of | Brunswick Con. ... 18 . Total receipte L 5 | The firat hogs did ot sell auite that high, | s ‘, SR rices for hogs, but yielded slightly liter FRUITS. 2% the effect of the bui'lnl elsewhere be- k ;'"\',"' 1! i sk The disposition of the day's recelpts was [as they went mostly at $6.70 und $6.:2, but 'y ? HRIT i Sympathy with grains = January pork [ APPLES_Per bbl, 8£XG%0. came emphasized and priccs rose buoyantly | con Cal, & Va ... 16 e as follows, each buyer purchasing the num- | the market soon ‘irmed up. the bulk selling g ! 20 AAHQURL elosed e higher., at $1610; Januacy ‘lard | PEACHESCalifornia freestone, per hox, | throughout the list to' the top level ‘of the | Deaiwood Terra. Iy iones 9 ber of head Indlcated: At right around $6 The cholcer londs s Ta Bretagne, via Havroe (madl 10 up, at $9.42'%, and January ribs be higher, | 85¢; clings, Tc; Colorado freestine, T5@ibe; | day. Southern vallway was easily the fea- ,","‘ sllver Standard Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. [ ®0ld at 3671 and occasionally 3680 was ris of Europe must be dire at 859, Elbertos, 6-basket crates, $1.30@1.40. ture, and nearly all the transactions in the | ron Hiver, = kil ' Omaha Packing Co. 21 .. [pald and Arom that up to $6.8. The less . Lo Bretagne): at § a.m.for Jstimated recelpts for tomorrow: Wheat, | PLUMS—California, per crate, $1.25¢1.50; [ stock during the last hour were in 1,000 to |14 i Swift and Compen, X 437 1 desirable loads went from 3672l down. At ISLANDS, pei s 8. Spartan 190 cars; corn, 1% cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs, | home-grown, per -1b, busket, 15¢ 5000 share lots The price rose 2 points and Cudahy Packing Co. , 1 those prices it sas w very active market 3 000 head. PEARS-—Bartletts, $250; Utah, $2; New |an extended additional list of the Morgan Armour & C and the bulk of the offerings was out of | SATURDAY—At 7:30 a. m. (supplementary “There will be no sesslon on the board | York Bartletts, kegs, $2.60. railroads advanced from 1 to 2 points. Hock- Foreign Financia Orabe, frof . © | first hands in good season. ~The elose of [ 8 a. m.) for EUROPE, Ber & & {omorTow, GRAPES—Californin Tokay, 4-lb. crate, | Ing Valley gained 614 The Vanderbilt group, 2 y ts | Cudahy, from K. B .17 | the market was hardly as active and per- [ via 'Gueenstown: at ‘.50 ! 'Tho lending futures ranged as follows: |§2; Muscats, $150: Concords, home-grown, | including New York Central, the New York, | LONDON, Sept. 18.-Money and discouats | gloai ("G g I .| haps a trifle easter than the best time, ow- | NETHERLANDS direct. per s, o Pora. ol i - | per 8-1b. basket, 164’ Chicago & 8t Louls stocks, Canadian | #Ore steady todaye, FCRert WS o P Prices | Vansant & Co. . |Ing to the fact that packers had thelr more [ dam (mail must be directed “‘per sy Articles.| Open.| High.| Low. | Close.| Yes' PINEAPPLES-Per crate of 12 to 16, $4.25. | Southern, Chicago,” Cleveland, Cincinnait & | tendance on the Stock exchangt, Frieet | yobnllh & co: 1" | urgent orders filled. Some of the last ar-| Potsdam™); at 8 a. m. for ITALY. per-s, & ettt ek st i s A bt CRANBERRIES—Per bbl., §7; per crate, | 8t. Louls, Peoria & Eastern, Lake Erte & | WSte [ECEIRE M0E (BUEWL oo " Qotvity | W, T Stephen. +o. Flvals for that reason did not sell quite as | Aller, via Naples (mail must be directod Wheat | | | [} $2.60. Western rose from 21 to 75, giving rise to | juine (o The closing of the Stock exchange | Hiil & Huntzinger 48 uuu | Strong. per s & Aller”); at 9:30 a, m. for SCOT- Nent. oo a3 TROPICAL FRUITS. confldent predictions of an early announce- | Sning {0 the Closing of, the Bied by & holl- | Benton & Underwood 1111| The average price of all the hogs sold to- | LAND dlfect, per s 8 Anchotis (mail a1 2 Lot} hm: Wm; ORANGES — Vulencias, $4.00@5.00; Med.|ment of a comprehensive plan of merger | woy (n Parls Satirday, the Jewlsh ivingstone & Schaller . . |day is at the highest point reached since | must be directed “per . s. Anche T 74 50, : ! 0 | | i WEET POTATO] er bu., §1.25 buyers on a very large scale of the vari. L & N CABBAGE—Home grown 2ad%c; Holland | stocks in which they are {nterested. Sp M. K & for ! for all the Vanderbilts. The rise of sum | 5 e e e ntors | Hamilton & Rothechild 1110 [June 2, 1993 Representative sales: A1l a. m. for DENMARK direct, per ol Fancy, $4; cholce, 8.0, Bugar was due to the stocks' subscription | Mora8y, And the Minee B e or on por: |Ls B HUSE....cc.o:oe. o Ne . No. Av. 8h orge, (mall ‘must be directed “‘per s o) NANAS—Per bunch, according to size, | TIghts declured by the stockholders today. | Uistent rumors of a new local loan. Amer. 1i. Py &)em’l‘l‘- & Co. stre oy . & L ¥ b s g Conditions In the money ~market were |icans opened dull. following the reaction |4 8 Mawhinney £ A0 % g 5 *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—Thi % | TRIG! lifornia, new cartons, bc; la: ;;;"'(‘:.l"rl'l“':ud;; !lwmmuue;'u;o of ('nnl(lml;rl 1,; New an)l:’. but lu‘l‘er "’r’r{ hh n‘em-d m:: g-:‘md.”(“o st . 6 g v b e, b A ity CHT“;‘.':‘_“?”}". 52, 3 ted, . 2 0 from the sub-treasury to the | slightly t ove parity. e business ac . . e B o 4 P n ] B [ T T T b 0 cs, Bairs, bc. |Money market, The hanks have galned dure | trimbsted was practically professional and | Other buyers. e . oML 6T Bara and Samples, for Germany aniy. ha S LN inr the week from that Institutfon $11,546.- | the public was little interested. The clos- P o of Europe wi'l ot bo sent by hish s A MISCELLANEOUS, 3 (% The easing effect of this replenishment | ing was firm. Grand Trunks declined, the oar i 1 vl B 2 4 unless specially directed by 1t i ] 14 o734 16 NUTS-English walnuts, per b, 1. . | served to further steady foreign exchange | traffic returns being £3.000 below expecta- | CATELE-The receipts of cattle todny ; k After the closing of the Supplementar R tiab] berts, per 1b, ldc; aimonds, per Ib. 15@c: | rates and deferred engagements of gold for | tlons. Gold premiums are quoted: Buenos | were fairly liberal, but packers took hol pose ] Trans-Atiantic Hailk famed above nial raw peanuts, per’ 1b., o roasted, 812 | Import, while the exchange at Chicago fell | Avres, 130.30; Madrid, 42.62; Lisbon, 36; [ In good shape. and the market was falrly tlonal supplementary mails are opened on Tie; Brazils, 18¢; pecans, 10@22c, back to 20c discount, compared with 10c | Rome, 3.18. active and tuliy steady all around on good |77 8o the plers of the i Ened g8 CIDER—Per bbl, $4.5; per 3%-bbl, $2.75. | discount yesterday and par on Friday. PARIS, Sept. 18.—Business on the bouras | Stuff. The fact that there will be no market R French and German Am"'""'nu’"".'},'.‘“qh‘ HIDES—No. 1 green, eigo; No. 3 green, | Speculailve bonds were active and strong. | today was duil. ‘Speculators were retuciant | tomorrow mude hackers more anxlous than | & - i open until within Minutes of the 3 0. 1 salted, No. @ salted, ut there was some Irregularity among lees | to deal in view of the closing of the Ne oday. 4 hour ot salling . o't Veas calt, 516 125 1ba: 56; No. 4 veal | nciive tanea. Toral naies par voime g g | York nd Tonton Stock exchanges tomor- | - There wate only o few cornfed_steers ! UL o 12 to 15 1bs., be: dry hides, §%l3c; sheep | 000. United States refunding 2s advanced |TOW. At the close prices were somewhat | offered today. and those that were on sa.e Malls for Sovth ‘entral Ameriv 25@75c, horsehides, sl.mz.fi 15 per cent on the last call, firmer. Internationals were quiet. Bra- | brought good strong prices. The b:tier BAAY “ o Sz he Commercial ~ Advertiser's TLondon | Zllans were strong. Spanish securities re. | grades, in particular, sold readily, and .t [Ty West Indies, Eto. $t. Louls Grain and Pro financlal cablegram says: The stock mar- |fcted on adverse exchange. Russians and | was not long before everything offered was H e 1 THURSDAY—At 10 a. m. for HAITI, per tollows: 4T, LOUIS, Bept. 18 —WHEAT-Recelpts, | K€t today was stagnant, ‘the American de. | SOSN8 SAr (Tholde Oy Tork "aae | *Hne com matkar was well supplied today, |- ! Vetenuom, Priiigag” Al for Gurhoae, jvinter, patents, $3.508 315 bushels: No. "2 Fed cash. elevatol B e e weonsols touched | Vices. “The bourss will be closed Saturday, | there being about ffty cars on sale. The 4 B l‘l:;‘l‘r:nI:'I:;ll;rrlwl'zlll‘;"rr#é‘"'l';z:r"nmlg Duteh D0g3.40; clears, $28030% | Gly: track, 715G T2ke: September, ol | Y116 on foara that the weakneas of New |Jiica per cont rentes, 1017 for the account: | demand, However, socmed 1o be cqual. o ‘i . Hendrik'); at 12 m. for SANTIAGH, f .00 | December, fl%e; May, Tic: No. ¢ hard, | YOTK XCHANES portends early sold ehp- | exchunge on' London, St 22igc for checks; | the occasion. and ‘there was but . Hede |5 | per i w Clenfuegon ut 690 b e fob waSl . No, 2 cash, Swc: track, | ANd were heavy until the &fternosn, ey | Spmeh e Tafis 0 qun | Change noticeable from yesterday i the 3 JAMAICA, per 8. 8. Admiral Schiey, from i—Lower; No. 2 cash, ra New 'York orders caused a raly of %ty n | o BERLIN, 8ept) 15.-Home tunds were dull | prices pald. 4 i 6 Hoste m’“y %fii Beptember, tei December, BC: | ¢ point. The close was firm, on the bourse g’d‘y. Foreigners, es| Bulls, calves and st %o far as noticed, A A FRIDAY--At 10 a. m. for BRAZIT,, OATS-Hi ose] @l 24, | €32 522 & Ca oy clally Ttallans and Argéntines were harder. | gol, 5t abo dswort N, ighery No. 2 cash ¥ce track, | /Ebg, foligwing jare, the bioving prices on | Chiess in - deslingd. Canadtan© Baciics Fhere’ rore oy on” 3 ; Arrenine Rovupits, Urusoegiern, Braal P % SMeG3e; December, 38ic; May, 40%e; No. | the Btock exc! opened firm, but ‘losed with a_decline, | teaders tn the yards tode: Buay must be divected “per u. 8. Words- N A SONNE. e malting, S@0s, |3 Nhite, BXGRYe. Fey o, s owing to realizatttns. Banks and mi| and a8 & resull everythihg bUL the Shotoeat 4§ worth'); at 12 m for 8T, KITTS, BRIT- cFair to choice malting, 54@60c. [* RYE<Firm at 5. do- prd started favorably, but reacted on the weak- | bunches were rather stow sale, though not b 18H, DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA X $1.62 Mo donorthwest- | FLAXSEED—No market. L AR ness of cash Ind Exchange on Lon- { much ohange was nottced In the riocw |6 ... s s vin Demerara, per 8. 8. Uller; at 1¢ m. LA pr&m—“!:!‘;nr;’lg‘, $5.26416.33; clover, | FLOUR-—Stoady: new and red winter pat- | Balt pa. ki 3 don, 20m 41% pfgs. for check: evident, though, that buy: § i i for MEXICO, per . & Yucatan, me CPROVISIONS “Mess pork, per bbl., 100 | §iien SBOLE: extra tancy” and stralght. | canadivn Facife.. & 8 were cautlous about getting many on hand E pleo (mail mis( be directed pet 'y, Y @49, Lard, per 100 1ok, 398069820, Shore EEDR-Timothy . ateady. at $4.75@5.2, Canada S0........... do’ prd.. Cotton Market, as tomorrow there will be no market, and g SR at Py for NEWFOUND- a 3 4| U i e 4 LAND, ‘per s, & Carthaginian, from iyl ribs sides (loose), $8.60AS.N). Dry salted| oo “hes. & Ohfo ...\ 6%[Unfon Pacific ¥ A % from that time until the close of the week y . from thoulders (noxed), $TUH.7T4. Short clear L e B xo & Alton " 38| do b oNEY, JORK, (Sapt, A COTION spet | trade iF ant fo bo light, ‘Common cuttia It B i adelphta i sides (boxed), $0.90¢8.40. HAY—Timothy, stronger, at $12.00G15.0); LA GO P e R 59-16c; middling uplands, § 5-16c; sales, 2,10 | {008Y were almost unualable at any price, |55 A s, Malls for Newfoundland, by rall to North WHISKY~Basis of high wines, $1.30, rairle, dull easy at $9.0001.00. g A |Jdo pre..... bales.’ Futures closed steady: September, | ®4.N0 one would bid on them. ¥ Bydney, and thence by steamer, clos SUGAR-Unchanged., prairie. dul, eney at 1601300 oo Pl T Wheel, & 2B bales. Tutures” closed stendy: ' September, | *Woutarn ‘beef cattle todny of desirable |11 180 . : e this office dufly 4t 6:d) p. M (connecting The following are the recelpts and ship- | JRON COTTONTIIES—$1.40, Chicago & R T ol “:l" 24 ptd. - 7.7¢; January, 7.76c; & February, | 8Tades were rather scarce. and those an- 3 49 close here every Monday, Wednesda, -nfi mine follawing are the recelpts and IRON COTTONTIIZS 31,6 Chicugn G, WL a0 Wis Central 11 e AT L0l CPUATY: | Swering to that description sold readily e 8T8 . Eatrdsyy. Mults for Miquelon pday and "Articles. Receipts. Shipments. | HbMPT I b o 85 52 e | S 1 ORLEANS. Sept © 8 mCOTTON-- | At fully steady prices. Cow stuff also £o.d 1 o . Boston, ahd thence by steamor, vloso at Tiour, bbis....... o B0, 000 PROVISIONS. Pork: Higher: fobbing, it ; . 3 spot, easler; sales, &4 bales; ordinary, sic; | Steady and the same could be eald of stock- |7, "7 it 5% this office dally at 630 p. m. Malls (o T 4 qEROVISIONS-Pork: _ Higher: _ iobbln, spot, Eagiar selen Tow mmiddiing: Hige: | ers and feeders of desirable grades, but the i Cuba, by rail to Port Tamna Fla. and Corn, bu 2 firm; boxed lots extra shorts, $0.12%; clear g W g0 ix. middling, I-1éc; good middling, Ste: mid- | OMMOn stuft was very dull. Reprosenta- ke T thende by steamer, close at this ‘office ribs, $9.00; clear sides, $0.37l. Bacon, firm; DB 58 1620000 00 Hobp: dling falr, §5-16c; receipts, 6,391 me— ‘stock, | tve sales STEERS, 2 dally at * a. m. \ww onnecting closes lots extra, .hur’l‘;,‘?y:mv,: clear ribs, o g s s Amer. cur & FL b bales. Fulures stead September; 2, . SHEEP—There were not neariy as many | &r¢ on Mondey, tveducsday and Satur- clear sides, $10.1214. orads Bo......... o pldr.... o , 7.65a7.85¢ ¢ ; g P day). Mells tor Mexico City, overland sheep on sale today as were offered yes- #e i . land, ), Produce excl > METALS. Load: " Steady’ at $4.274@4.35. | do 1at pra ‘Amer. Lin. Ol D GTeie; January, ferdny. but stlll there seemed to be about [ Uiless speciully addressed for dispateh vy 13G17c. ~ Chease, | | Opelter: Firm at W.374%. th mie ire B . 4 prusry He: March. 7.0 enough to mees the demand. Packers, | Steamer clc ot this aifice dally at 1.0 T Ioh “ | "POULTRY—Firm: chickens, Tc; springs, | Del. & Hud 16415 4 sovens dbY | TS ApHL 1.8Q7.65c; May, 7.64001 8¢, though, took hold In fairly good shape. con- | iz "Buerto” Coiten Guaiahm i ; f 1085 thiEkexs, THor duoke. So: sens, B Del. L. & W.......228 ST LOUIS, Sept. ' 18.~COTTON-Guiet; sidering that Chicago was quoted lToglge [ Bellze Foeric ualte BUTTER- creamery, 167213; - o'l middling, Sci’ sales, 810 bules; receipts, 56 lower. At this polnt just about steady | rall to ew anlry. T3, o Bt - 3 A # 3 bules;whipmients, 463 bales; ' stock, .87 prices, were pald for the more desirable b i 4 GGGE-—Higher at 16c. Eris ... ; rookly o . Lo rades, but the common stuff was very dul A TR el bt B RECEIPTS—Flour, 3,000 bbls.; wheat, 2.« | 0 18 pfd “olo. LIVERPOOL, 8ept. 18.—~COTTON~Spot, B rhe demand for lambs today was very o Belaw iucrio Cor ] 000 bu.: corn. 45,000 bu.; oats, 11,000 bu. o i G foderate businsss: prices 11-16d higber; light and in fact it was late before much | yereq mall closes at ¢ p. m. p1evi BHIPMENTS. Flour, 8,000 bbis.; = wheat, % . Tobacco ... American middling fair, 544d: good mid’ of_anything was done. — el 46,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu. g (3 U Hin tai middiinm 5 14-180; low miadiing, The demand for feeders is holding up In Trans-Pacifle Nafle NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—FLOUR—Recelpts M do pd..... © T0%laen. Tlectrio . ordinary, 45-32d; ordinary, good shape and the market on both' sheep o B.196 bbls, & aXDOrte, {817 Bble uteeitied oo Liverpool Grain and Provisiom, | Iinofs Centra % (Glucose Sugar | 31-32d: vales, 5,000 balex, of which 500 were and lambs may be quoted stron Malls for Huwatl, Japan, China and Philipe lens activy winter tents, $3.50@3.50; Towa Central s Hocking Conl .. or speculation’ and export and included Quotations: Cholce yearlings, $3. : pine Islanas, via San Francisco. winter iralghts. $3.0065.46: Minnesota LIVERPOOL, Sept. 18. ¢ T4/ nter. Paper. ¢ [ 7100 American; receipts, 2,000 bales, includ- falr to" gho yearings, 8516153 dafly at 6:80 p. m. up to September o 3 . . dy: No. 2 red wentern, B8 650 6| do pfd....... o | g 1900 American. Futures opened firm Wothers, 3200336 fair’ to. good wethers, | inciusive, for dispatch per n. s, Dorio. i 2o : spring. 56 840 No. 1 Call ® [tnter. Power and_closed easy: American middling, 1. m. $3.0003.%; cholce ewes, $2.7513.00: fair 0 | Muils tor Hawatl, vie Sun mius (0se oy A RLETS fa, §60%d. Futures, dull; Septemb: 100% Laclede Gas @ [c. Soptember, § 0-G4@4 33-t4d, sellers: Octo. 008 ewes, $2.60G2.15; choice spring lambs, |~ here dafly at 630 p. m. up o Beptember .i5; ol Decomber) 58 64, ‘11915 National e ber, g ‘0. c..'423-Md, buyers; October and .30GA.50; falr to good spring lambs, $4.006) | **16, inclusive, for diapatch per s. s Alae ‘Steady: feeding, Be, c. 1. f. -Cnsoh firm; Amerlcan mixed, new, .164 National Lead November, 4 30-84d, sellers; November and 4.80; teeder wethers, u.m& : feeder lambs, | meda. pUARLEY-Sts peding; Mo, c. 1\ o8 10d. ' Futures, easy: September, - N National St December, 41864 wellers: De $3.0093.60. Representative sales: Mails for Hawall. China, Japan and Philip- s TP mfl W B uffal i nal: October, bs; November, bs. Mex, National <N do pra..... January, 417-64@4 1 Av. Pr. pines, via 8an Francisco, close here dulry | hamal Mnn)l, yel ?w western, $1.23; | " pROVISIONS—Lard, American refined, in | Minn. & 8t. L. 108'4 No, Amerlean and February, 417 BN Th at 6:30 p . up to September *922, inelye e dh i, Brandywine, l..u.l»:o' s, firm, 638 6d. Hams, short cut, steady, | Mo. Pacifi: . L104% Pacific Coast and March, 4 17-64@ ; Marel i w"iu_ru“y. 0. 2, 8le, 1. o, afloat, 52« 6d. Hacon, short bs, firm, ws6d; |M. K & T 20 (Pacific Matl . and Aprll, 418-64d, buyers; April and May, P L o f_::iywfi'l) o Xy long clear midales, light, firm, 40s '6d; long | do ptd.. s34 |Paopie’s Gas . 418-64d, buyers. -2 a2@s3” B 5 -REARE e 8832 o sive, for dispatch per . s. Nippon Maru. 4 . & N. J. Central 1625 Pressog 8. Cal e Ohomt; Mot yomyi Na Slear’ middles, heawy.” frm, wa 84 ‘short |N: 3 Geniel i Premed 9. ¢ LRl 53 western wethers. ! 33 yhich 8 forwardea vis Europe), New 7 96 feedor wether ¥ eo, Close here aally ut 6:30 p.at ; . § Cofles Marsicet. §§ (oader methen . 8 iclnco, close here dafly at §:30 p. mi. northern Duluth, <, 1, 0. b, afl No. o & W - 65% Pullman P. Car. western lamba ptember **15 o # Bard Buoth: S g 0w AaE "Cotions HOPS—AY London” (Pactfio coant), dutl, Al AR b 1 o o NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—-COFFEE—Spot JiR R ein . iy after Bepiem 15 and up to weptem. opened momentarliy firm, but turned weak, | © TALLOW--Prime eity, stron; 21@37e; | No, Pacific ptd...... 964 do pfd..... A Rio, firm; No. 7 involce, i%c. Mild, steady; 1 declining under a heavy pressure of lon | Auatealian, In London e e, i |Ontarlo & W........ 3% Sugar g Cordova, 'S@litge. Futures advanced 10615 wheat, the sudden break in corn and large [~ Receipts of wheat durlng the last three | Pennsyivania . 104 Tenn. Coul & Iron.. K31 | points at the opening today on a scare of primary recelpts. Irreguiar conditions pre- | days, 114000 centals, Including 146000 Amore | Resding - + {34 Union Bag & P, shorts, prompted by unexpected strength in “'&;" :‘nrfl- "“wmmh"vlt’iw" close weak, | fean. y s 3 16 W0 Pl e 3 lri;:‘.;y(‘n murk’n(l. anr:| rr‘uh-ln |Ir{m u:\der con- c decline. May, 707 ¢, clogol 30c; | Recelpts of American corn during the ; e 7 pa G, Uqvering and buying for local and fepte a ’ i St. L & 8. Fooverss 84| d0 pld.s... forelgn account, v feptomber, THGTNC, closed Tife; Decem: (st three days, 8000 centule. Weather | 2,15, &% ¥ 1) a0 v Which had bear, enbonied 11 Shon” Eours: CORN—Receipts, 188,900 bu.; exports, 107,- glo 10 prd-coivoinrs @ | do pld . 1 | llght advance, following our diappainiing § bot, huol.:m:,:::;ruk:rr:mg Ka City Grain Provisions. do pfd...... %| do pfd...... and L@y, plgs. :fp 'm‘rm(nalmrl.f«]\-‘,'rp?lpv‘u,l‘:.f:g up on frost hows experienced a bad breni, | KANSAS CITY, Sept. 18.—WHEAT—Sep- | #; Fau! RS Vssm, Unlon yices renorting the rise due to bull manip- olving to heavy unloading and an absence S GmM@an e December, filiaine: | o pd ulation. Primary receipts were heavy again, of shorts, ‘together with s ‘ellat thorTee L o No g haid, ugfifliv = e put exerted itile influence locally.” Ware: corn cr:w“‘w;n practically safe. Closed . i fl:\ 2 T:‘. 7\»“.' i FURE FH081D! "m{;‘:ldfl'l‘\"vr!‘le v'".-'u';:; |{ nlu:lflfl'ml'r-‘dv/\:re weak, a @1%c net loss.” May, 06140, —December, 69c; ny, (iCH v 'y it paes el e Tloasd S P amber ™ gkt VOte 3 mixed, ®o; No, § white’ Suto: Money Market, higher, both Hfacts adding: to the. loral 63%¢; December, &%(@65%c, closed (3%c. OATS—-No. 2 white, 38c. NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-MONEY—On ecall, “,‘;‘f“ ness. ldrh-u eased off 5 points in the OATS-Receipis, 10100 bu.; exports, 180, | RYE-No. 2, 6lsc, nominal, firmer_ aty 3@ per cent; last lonn, 4 per | AAeENoon under realizing. The market was 00 bu. 8pot ateady: No. 3, 9; No. 2 white, | HAY—Choice’ timothy, $1.00; cholce pral- | cent: rullng’ ratd, 4 er cent; prime mor. | oy #leady, with prices net unchamged to | '3 o0 4%@dic; No. 3 white, 40c; frack mixed went- | rle, 1450 cantile paper, 58 per cent. batew, InehdIng: ~ Octoter, 4 8; Deceriie 8TOCK: ern, 354 a400; track, white, 3wgdic. Options | HUTTER — Creamery, 16%@19c; dairy, | STERLING EXCHANGE-Steadler, with R o Janary s sk December, L 600 irregular and active, following corn. tancy, u?m actual business In bankers' bills, $$.847@ | §66c; June, b.ooc: Jily ¢ arch, $5.10G )lAv'%xx_l; shipping, 60@86c; good to | HUGE-Iirm: fresh Missourt and Kansas |48 for demand and $152%G4.82% for sixty 4 e ML L August, L et | gETwss38333ansEsnERS Der 028, Inclusive, or on arrival o 171 feeder lambs.. Campanla, due at New York somr B cull wwen. ol "For dispatch per 8. 5. Blorra, 2 ‘weaiern cwen. . Ml Tor ChuA an Jugan, VL Yaneouver, : . 4 ‘tlone here datly nt . up 1o BULLS, Western wethers o Ber onl, inclunf e, for diapRich” per o o i Uil ewen. o Empress of India (reistered majl must 1g Cull ewew aintiied P vancctivers’ Ran "eopt HERAZIARSTRSSTSARURNBES AT 33T IET N M IS 1M I 00 131 A0S PN IS RIS LA i G020 13000 g3 L western cwos..... i 2 merchandise which cannot be (ot wirde western ewen. ... e via Canada, for the U. 8. Postai Agent at western wethers. Shanghal, closes at 6:30 p. m. previous s ssER e s sss day. sHIC. LIVE STOCK MARKET, | Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, vi SRIPAQO. 1AV Ban Francisco close here dallv ¢ 630 pr 27 2 & . lll.tuhp to U(‘lolx‘f :‘IZ“ Inclusive, for dia- YRR e Lower and Hogs | pitch per s s Austraiin, OCK COWS AND HEIFER| Cattle and Skeep % | whila for West Australia, - 603 300 2. . Steady. which goes via K nd New z-u!m)nl CHICAGO, Sept. 18—CATTLE—Recelpts, | [thich gose via Bav ‘crandivco) and Kij 18000 head, including 1,000 head Texans, | 1H1&NAS. Ve Vancogver, clowe hre dally 4,400 head Texans; market slow to 10c lower; | &% 8:30 p. m, after September 8 and up Eood 1o prime atecrs, $81066,80: poor to | 42 DC'RORE T QU Tor AAEC 1EE P, M0 ey ™ i, O4A5r% | Heattlo and “Victorla), close at 6:30 . m Bl e 8750 | Getober +013 g Texan sieers, $.000480; | CORNELIUS VAN GOTT. Postmaster. western wteers. $3.7605 60, o 01 Yo Vo CODT, Posts HOGB—Receiptn. 000 hoad: Friday, %, | o FostoMee, New York, N. ¥, Scptember 000 head, estimated: left over, 280 head; active and 6Gl0c higher: closing mixed and butchers, $6.40G I choice heavy, $6.85G7.20; rough he light, $6.40g6.90; bulk of sales, $0.6) susaturel AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 10,000 R arato st ower: it fo0 04" 1 e i T good to cholee wethers, $5.60G4.00; fily fonloas, wad o Solrise mixed, $340G03.6); western sheep, *. @ent OF poisonous. native lambs, fancy, fair to cohlce, Sold Druggisis, §2.006i4.00; weatern lambe, $.0005.00. » X r sent {n plain w) New York Live Stook Market. fif,’h,m‘? M NEW _YORK, Bept. 18, celpts, 3,742 head; good beeves strong, others - - T’ oft; cows, weak, whade lower; native OLDEST! SAFES steers, ' $3.9065.10; half-brecds, $5.90014 70 i wois. $o.s00 10 Cartes rm. fnn: | WAl ETREET ments, 124 head catdle and 4700 quariers of | souey WL Enrn Lt nouthly Woturne CA . The Investor's Fun -Monthly. CALVES-Receipts, 662 head; veals firm | 00 1BVSHOES Fund Pays 8em)-Mc nihiy, Lo, o hisher; athep o i certincate-holder ever lost cent. Paye @8.25; culls 'and little calves. $.0 Serhns older ayer lost o cant. = Paye grassers and buttermilks, $3.2503.50; cliofze, T e i T 8316 fed calven. W.OMLH, refunded on demand. Write taday for BHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, Tt g WL T T L4 ad; sheep ’I(fl;’ l'y’ln'ul lln'\]v:.d ',n’.‘ e A & 00, er than Monday; closed qu A . 0 e ab ahaeb. §2.26010.10; cholce, B.10; Building, New York, s, $1.00012.00; lamb '50; wome early of exiras at $. general sales, .35 Canada lam 5 culls, $3.60, 8- Recelpts, 3,365 head; state, ste les of westerns. Stock Market, celpta, 1% ead; ves, 1400 head: ces, 1,900 head; market general) 106 Chotce.. export and. dreased *pen COMMISSION ¥.00g820. falr to good, "$5.0095.7 GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS, stockers and feeders, $3.0004.25; ‘ fed steers, $.8015.15; wetern ran, #8004 Texane and Indians, §290G3 701 | Direst wires to Chicage | Texas cows, 82.20g2.85; native cows, 82. wegondence, Jolin A Warten & Co e 2z g8 cholew. wolit0c. ; stock quoted on ‘change, 14%c per doz., loss | days: posted rates, $4.83%G446; commercial A O] eady . state, Off, cases returnt bills, 8214, P etn—, 10 crop, 1G] lmz‘a;‘-.rfifif“a'fl?,_“’n,ff‘“"' pRECETPTE i heat, 36,00 bu.: corn, 40m |, ST ERBar,* 88%c; Mexican dollars, o1l and Rostn. fe. Pacific coast, . ; oats, 15,000 bu o e o crop, Bc; old, e ohy 'S TPMENTS-Wheat, 91,60 bu.; corn HONDS—Government, strong; state, inac- | ayiber. 31251 ceninearss onege rdit bal- IIDES Seady” Galveston, 3 (o 25 (., | 90 bu.: oats, 12,00 bu. tiye: rallroad, irregular. 91,716 bbl: ‘Sb4b bblm. | Fune, 55,004 hed ;;ll "fi“};‘ 211‘ 10 25 Ibs, 19%¢; Texas % e =)t ¢cTlie closing quotations on bonds are as bbis.; v hita RDIR Funs, 95,10y ry. e : o atn eed. ollows b . Lk"‘fi“{’."h"'fi‘. asalogk "lflf‘hnllfllflf TOLEDO, Sept. 18.~WHEAT—Dull, weak: | 17 8. vof. 103% Hockings Val v ‘Hl e il Jiasonaeed, AR whts, Z3le@atiec; §ieh and September, Tige; December, Tici | do 09 oL A O it () onk, 880 Philsdstpbl R 8 3 ay, TThe. o y o) and Baltimore, i Philadelphia and Ral b e B aaatly, i ta 1y 380 | CORNQuiet, lower; cash and September, | o ' B jay | timore, in = bulk, $4.85. Rosin, ~ stea 5 ket I0GKII06: cry s 30000 | 560 December, ‘He. a0 3 1139 eMinn. & 81, strained, common’ to good, $1.40. Turpen- mexs, | 1B00G18.00. Cut Cmeats® IR | OATS-Dull,'lower; cash and September, | 4o > oK. _ tine, steady, e lekled bollien. $1.5061148: peken. winm: | 97, December, Ste. F L 00 s orer LONDON, Sept, 18-0IL8—Caloutta lin- t) ™ » C. da o . Y. seed, spot, i'linseed, 41s 3 Petroleum, fors, '.’&.‘}%',‘.'.“"wé'.'fl‘r‘;"n".".':..m tl;\i;)l« 105, | CLOVERSEED-Cagh, prime and Octo- | 4o a0 gen ats 103" | American refined, 6 1-16d. Turpentine spirits, fined, strong: cantinent, $10.40; South Amey. | 20T $0-38; December, $.37%. do o N, 3. Contral . be.1%01 | 258 1034 B R ¥ opmnini: S Toath Ammers £ Ny oy Baaiis e LIVERPOOL, Sept. 18.—~OILS—Turpentine 'm; Family. $17.0; 'shoct Clear, !11’15:; Philadelphia Produce Market, A0 ad). 48....ceuin LR spirits, quiet at 265 6d. wairem ™ B FRIILADELPHIA. Sept. 18—BUTTER | P3LTD i Bl B, ' New York Dry elty per package), ; fan ern creamery, 2li4e; fancy - 0 5 o B country. (packuges free), Taene " | nearby Drints, se. LR A NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—~DRY GONDS— AUTTER—Recelpts. 5.20; irms “state | EAGS“FIrm fresh western, 10c; fresh | coarals 8 auier EAAE The trade today has been Inactive through- dairy, H@19%e; cream: 166021c; June | 804 thwestern, 16c; fresh southern, 1lc. OpovAr S cigHise b Routhw, 1y, out. Buyers were purchasing small qu Packed, factory, 1416G13 CHEESE-Qulet; New York full creams, | cnes. & Onio i%a.. 105% San 4. & tites general merchandise for quick CHR K Recolpta. 15, qulet and | fancy small, dgdlyc: New York full crearas, | (" o*lton dipe.. 8~ Mo, Pucific 4s.. shipment, only paying no attention to' for- stend! colored, Age; fanoy, | T4IF 10 cholce, Bla@1ic So. Rallwa; i | ward requirements. Prices were unchang small, colored, > 8 “Tex. & Pacific i Mena wear Noolens, and _ worsteds “and o . ' i, S B 8 | woolen and worsted dress goods, dull ind, 78 pus i firm; state [ DULUTH, Sept. 18 - WHEAT—No. 1 hard T il W unchanged. The market will be closed to- ncandled, X ern, @, September and October, 6c; De- | Chicaso Ter. ds.... Vabas . b E a Drie S-St cember, ‘6930, s, W0} Colorado So. 4s...... oo ... vaperated Dried Fraits. - nd dressed, qulet. CORN-8Te, *Denver & R. G, 1018 do deh. 1.0 NEW _EV METALS—-Under active selling at London | OATE—37036%¢. Erie brior Tlon 4. 918 eWoat Mhore 48,11, 113 * | ADBLEE. Thers wan o fat B Fa prices ‘I tin foll off £1 7 60 and ruled o _general 4n..| 88 ' oWheel. & L . Sonted 10 the merTRAL for o nonatan s aEls: weak all day, closing weak, at £114 25 6d Duluth Grain Market. F. W. & D . v Nono' atendy. © Prime. - $4fvc: for spot and £112 10s for futures. The local . ” cholee, fic; fancy, S@dige. market for that metal was also weak and | PILORIA, Sopt. 18.~CORN—Higher; No. 3, [ *Bid. **Oftered. CALIFORNIA DI ) FRUITS--W, - 2 pointa lower in sympathy with the de- | ¢ tive but about steady. - Prones. Sia - § broed, 'the meain? awiih, the e [ “GATS-Firm; No. 3 white, Muc, binea Bank O1 Abricots. Rayal. deise. Moor P Apricots, Royal, 84@lic; M 'i" t $28.30625.30; trade was fair. | thEoU tod, 1l Thes unpeten. 882 P =, SUIETTTTLLESLLLERERE SLAR 0 00 05 60 00 00 00 3 4385 49 89 1 00 000 8083 42 3 13 08 ERES2E32828E wEseiE fed i e Z EaZE h. Peaches, peel Be; SKY-On the b ¢ 1. .| . OMAHA, Sept. 13 rings today, e :'unpeeled, 64 A,5610" poirt aavance occurred 'in ‘sbalter |, N4 gusa 0" ‘M of 8130 tor fin- | o QAN Corresponding day jest year. 8. = the market was firm all day, and olosing | ne neapolis Wi “fio‘l’%’s Se) 1"‘1‘1 Clearings, $24.26668; | ST. LOUIS, Sept. Arm g In London values were nchanged a 4 balances. $.004%, i el dlum grades. 124G1 - Laad was dull at #37 and un-| MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 18.-WHEAT-| BT 18, ept. 18.~Clearings, $1,598,53; | heavy fine, gl 2 steers.. 1 steel # helfers i A S BT RTELSERARBERREETTRSATS: T N R SI, BRELTRICEINNUNRERRRS S ARSAS AT