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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, October 9.--Cattle, re-
ceipts, 1880 head, including 500 Tex
ans and 1000 westerns; best heavy
10c higher; others no more than
steady; good to prime steers So. l0a660;
poor to medium $3.50a590; stockers
and feeders s2.00a4.00 :-cows s1.25a4 go;
heifers $200a5.00; Gamers S1.25a22 rs;
bulls $150a4.5o; calves s2.50a6 90;
Texas steer s2.90a3.75; western steers
S3.65a5.75.
Hogs, receipts to-day 10000 head; to-
morrow, $4,000 head; left over, 5000
head; market slow and 10c to zoe low
err; mixed and butchers 500 to S6.40;
good to choice heavy So 20a6.60; rough
heavy $575a6.10 light $6.20a630; bulk
of sales at S6.00a6.25.
Sheep, receipts, 10000 head; sheep
strong: lambs 15a25c higher than Mon
day. good to choice wethers $2.50a3.75;
western sheep s2.75a3.50: native lambs
s2.50a5O0: western lambs s3.25a4.50.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. October o.
Cattle, steady; choice S. 75a6.00; prime
SIS. 50a5. 70; good s5.10a5.35.
Hogs, dull and lower: prime heavy
Sc. 70a6.s0; mediums $6.50a6 60; heavy
workers s6.35a6.45; grassers S6.00a6 30;
light workers. s6.0oa6. 20; pigs s5.30a
$50; skips s4.ooa5.oo; roughs s475a
6.15.
Sheep, slow; best Tethers ss.soas. 70:
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STOCKS. |
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, October 9--Wheat has
been as weak to-day as 1t was strong
yesterday. Shorts were vel. covered,
and weak, long interest was In mar
ket that could not stand much selling.
Primary receipts were again liberal. es-
peeially in the Northwestern markets
Cash demand was poor Rains through
out winter wheat section favors grow
ing plane. Liberal c.earances checked
decline for time.>~ibut market closes
heavy and without better foreign and
improved speculative demand. Values
are likely TO work lower.
Corn has been weak, influenced by
the dullness, the easy cables and more
or less by the weak provision market.
Futures at times &c lower from the
Tuesday close. Clearances ,000 bush-
els. There has been no great selling.
On the break there has been shipping
business OF over 100000 bushels. Phi
mary receipts only 100000 bushes,
against 1862 900 last year. Receipts 100
cars, with IS for tomorrow.
Oats have been weak with corn and
wheat off about &c On the decline
there has been some shipping business.
Some talk of freer western offerings
and the selling has been by the cash
concerns. No support.
Provisions opened weak and lower on
much Cover prices for hogs. Longs
sold freely. Shorts bought. Cash de-
mand is better owing to decline in
prices. Market closed steady at about
opening; $4,000 hogs tomorrow.
SLAUGHTER.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, October General bear
ish conditions and reversion of feel
ing among bull leaders depressed all
markets to-day and December wheat
closed 1c lower. December corn ac
down and December oats &c under yes
terday. Provisions closed from "a to
171ac depressed.
there was complete change of CEN
timent in the wheat pit from yester-
days closing bullish activity. A con-
siderable quantity of long wheat had
been carried over night in expectation
OF continued rise to-day, but when
there was no response in cables to the
Local bulge everyone seemed to want
TO let go of his hogs. and rapidly sag
ging market was the result. The usual
beaIish statistics were present again,
and December opened asa1aassc lower
at 69%c to 69%c. A sharp break of &c
resulted from liquidation during the
first hour. Reports of considerable
increase in shipments had recupera-
tive effect, but this was short-.ived
and on a revival of selling by bears
December declined ito 69hc. On cover
ing near the end of the session, Deem
Der reacted slowly but closed weak, 1c
lower ait 69Aa693sc Local receipts
were LAT cars, none of contract; Min
neapolis and Duluth reported goo cars
making total for the three points of
1858 cars, against 9lS last week and
7S9 year ago. Primary receipts were
100000 bushels, compared with last
years 1113o00 bushes. Seaboard
clearances In wheat and flour equaled
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LIsTLEss AND APATHETIC.

Speculation Far From Henvy-senti-
ment of Small Traders Underwent
Many Variations.
NEW YORK, October 9.-The same
doubt and hesitation regarding the
future course of prices was reflected in
to-day's stock market as in yesterdays
Speculation was listless and apathetic
and the sentiment of the small traders
whose operations made up the market
underwent, many variations. Few ac-
tive stocks show a net change of as
much as a point. even where to-days
range was considerable. The DISPOSE
ton was to close up contracts both on
the long and the short side until the
future course of prices outlines itself
more definitely. This tendency was
demonstrated in the response of Brook
lyn Transit and of Atchison to the spe-
cific DEVELOPMENTS affecting them.
Norfolk & Western was bid up nearly
2 points at one time on the assumption
that recent accumulation of the stock
has been for account of Pennsylvania
railroad interests. The market closed
irregular.
There was a sharp break in Wabash
debenture bonds, the market other
wise was rather dull and irregular.
Total sales. par value, $3.50, 900.
United States bonds were all I'M
changed on the-last CALL
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eulls and common si.ooa2.oo; yearlinga
s2.50a3.9 80.
Veal calves ss.ooa6.5o.
METAL.

NEW YORK. October Elm In Lon
don further advanced los to-day on
continued buying Of spot quality. while
the distant positions were unchanged
and quiet. Thus spot stood az t..e close
at &il2 IS and futures ut eie6 lis ID.
Locally the market for tin ruled quiet
but firm for spot. but late months were
easy in tone. Snoi closed at S24i0a
24.50. Spelter was points higher at
New York. with spot quoted at $a.20a
4.25. while the London market FOR that
meta, was firm but unchanged at Gt7
IS Sd. Lead was dull at home and
abroad. closing at s4.sfh and ell i5s
respectively. Copper In London was 6s
Sd higher on spot with futures un-
changed. The close was unsettled with
spot quoted at e6S los and futures at
e6S 5s. At New York the market
was nominally unchanged Lead was
steady hut quiet Pig iron warrants
were quoted at s9.50al0.5o; No, north
ern foundry sl5.o0al6,00: No. foundry
southern $1400s 1900. No. 1 foundry
southern sl4.50ai5.00, iron No. foun-
dry southern soft St450ai6,00. Glasgow
warrants closed at 5ss sd, and Mindless
boro Closed at obs 7iSd.
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$4,000 busheis. The seaboard report
ed 10 loads taken for export.
Corn ruled duh and weak. Bull lead
Vrs OF yesterday turned sellers to-day
and acted IS II they would let the mar
ket take its own course. Offerings
from the country were tTeer and ship
ments fell or considerably The weak
ness In provisions had hearish effect.
as did the decline in wheat. Deem
Der opened a shade to Sc lower on low
er cables. Sold between 56a, a56 7sc and
seize, and on a small reaction due TO
shorts covering. closed weak. iac lower
at 56&c Receipts were 16o ears.
December oats had a little trade In
a narrow market Prices opened lower
in sympathy with other grains and de-
clned on lsAeral country offerings and
renewed selling by the northwest The
demand was limited almost to profit
taking hy a few local shorts. neeem
Der ranged between S5lsc and 35hc,
and closed weak at the latter figure NC
under yesterday. Receipts were liz
cars.
Renewed outside liquidation and a
weak hog market depressed provisions.
There was a small local support ON
The cary decline but this soon fell of,
and with but little cash demand pork
and with burt little cash demand lanu-
airy pork closed i7isc down at li.eI,a
January lard 2isc lower at s92h. and
January ribs 7,sc lower at 1855.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 100 cars. corn $50 cars, oats
140 cars hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Corrected by Neill n Ehlnghamp
Syrup-siiNer D}:p ssfub. OBJ quart
cans, dozen In case. sl.o5 doz.; Fancy
Drips, bbs. 25c; &c additional liz half BAR
rels1; New orleans molasses. choice new
case. $1,000 Les dog. bakers goods, lSe
Teas-Youns Hyson, per Id. soab5c; gun
powaer. 30Gs1e :. imperial. +1alo5e. Japaa
tsg75c: ooiong 2taSoe. soucnans. 27aioo
Candies-Star. fun W.T.. i01a;c; .paranne
per lib. Ice. Electric Light. per 10. lie,
standard si;y sr.nds loasiiq per gallon,
country, lSui5e per gallo as % lustity
rish-No l mackerei, 40 lhs., 200 iinh.
$500; No. extra mackerei. 5a-boi' new,
Rice1Fancy pearl, &c; choice pearl, SIC;
choice domestic. 61sc; fancy head. fsc,,
salt--No. /, per Dbl, a.oo: extra. per bbl,,
81 s.. dair> hne. O-bu. sacKs;; sl.iJ
Provisions-schenk's medium s.. e.
hams, f21sc; 2e-lb average. 'l2i.e; breakfast
bacon, f1ifn12c: S. c. shoulders, sac; city
sides toysal1Ac: ham beef. 1oiac.
Oil-Lard. extra western, strained 6oc,
carbon OIL ITO. SIZE. carbon. 100. sAc'
water white, 9lac. Lewis miners winter
white, 4sc; summer white. doe. -
I,ard-Schenk' s pure kettle. tiefces. 1i9sc;
Silver Leaf. tlerees. llasc. Tho advance for
smaller packages ever tierces Is AS Iol-
lows: Tubs, sac: 50-ib. tins. &c; 20-lb.
tins. &C; l07lb. tins. 4se. bib. tins. 1sc; D.
Sugars cutloaf. 5.Sc; cubes 5.e2c; pow
dered. 5.47c; graduated. coarse, 53ie;
graduated, nnc, Ohio Columbia a, buZc.
American A. 5.G2c; white extra c, 467e,
G, 452c: choice fruit sugar, i.32c.
'CofTee-Green coffee. fancy golden Rio.
lie; fancy green, l5c. choice. green. 1t.sc;
roasting grades. 10Y. i6sa. Sc soast.
ed in packages Arrow, f0.1Ac; Pan Handle,
II lac; Arbuckle e Cos roasted l0lie.
Lion. i01ic; bulk roasted. 9lRni0e; Mocha
and government Java roasted. 27Rc; Mo-
cha and Java, 2Ii2c. A grade Rio, l2tsc.
/ Brooms-Ordinary sweeping, S23oa3. 20
per dozen carpet, ss.3l43.ao stable. 1915.
Mhsps. 81 20, hearth, Sl.0O.
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Green stun.

Celery-25e per bunch.
Parsley per dozen, as TO size.
Lettuce-5egt 5sc hushel. supply is only
moderate.
Onluns-ielsaI5c per dozen. according To
size
Rsdtshes-ls.sai5c per dozen.
Cabhage-liome grown, S.0eai.2S per Dbl
Green Corn-~lss zoe per dozen; Siooa i.so
per Dbl Getting scarce.
Onions-Si.09 per bushel: &,Io1sn per
barrel. Spanish SAsS per crate
EeetS~NGw, l3a2Uc dozen.
Carrots-l0ll5e per dozen.
Spinach--Home. 4ee per bushel.
ale==75cu$lVe per barrel.
Tomatoes-tfome grown, 501tac per bu'
Cucumbers-tiome grown, lsd2oc dozen.
Gems Rockyfords. 81. ISn2.25 per crate.
Watermelons-~Home grown. Aoe0o$lo.oV
Cantsioupes--Si9 Sal.51 per crate.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 9.--Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
The tone of the stock market was
much improved to-day. The Afghan
scare was over and the Boer war news
was better. Then besides the local loan
issue, which was placed at 9S54, was a
success.
Paris ceased ITO press for sale Rio
T.ntos on the hardening of Copper.
American stocks filctuated on vary
ing Atchison estimates on dividend
prospects. This morning there was a
sanguine feeling and at the close nerv-
BUSINESS. The aotua. announcement
came too late to affect the market.
Norfolk G. Western was buoyant on
dividend anticipations and Wabash
bonds were fiat in narrow market.
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Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour. easy.
Wheat. No. spring 671sa67Ac; No.
2 red 6S%a 69%c.
Corn, No. 2 yellow 56ssa56ssc.
Oats, No. 2, 35%c; No. 2 white 37%a
3SFsc; No, white 37laaSSc.
Rye, No. 2, 55c.
Barley fair TO choice mating 55a
5S1ac.
Flaxseed, No. 1, s1.4S; No. north
western $1.5S.
Timothy Seed, prime $3.50 5.55.
Mess Pork. per Dbl, s13.70a13.75.y
Lard, per 100 lbs, $9.50a9.55.
Short Ribs, sides (loose) SS.25aS.45
Shoulders, dry sailed tboxed) 7laa
7&c.
Sides. short clear (boxed) $s75as.s5.
Whisky. basis of high wines, $1.30.
Glover, contract grade sS.35.
Butter, steady; creamerles lfa21 1sc;
dairies 19c.
Cheese. steady at 9%a1oAc.
Eggs, firm; fresh 17a171sc.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels;
wheat. 255 900 bushels; corn. z94 900
bushels; oats, 259 900 bushels; rye, j.
900 bushels; barley, $4,000 bust els.
Shipments--F1our, $4,000 barres;
wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels oats. 20s, 600 bushels; rye, l.
900 bushels barley, 10000 bushels.
NBW YORK, October 9.--Flour, re-
eeipts 29,54S; exports 1906 weak and
lower to sell. Wheat receipts 125,300;
exports 74.34S; spot market weak, No.
2 red 75ssc E. o. b. afloat; options weak
ami heavy all day and closed weak at
&c net loss.
Corn, receipts 245, 100; exports 57,46s;
spot weak No. 2 61Ac elevator and
81 BIC T. 0. b. afloat; option market was
weak and declined easily, closed weak
and ha%c net lever. May closed 61Bc;
October closed 605sc; December closed
61Mc.
Oats, receipts 112,800; exports 1926;
spot steady; No. 2. 3S%c; No. 3, 38Rc;
No. 3 white Ale; No. white 41ha42c;
options duh and weak.
Hay steady. Hops eteady. Hides
steady Leather steady Wool steady.
Goa quiet. Beef steady. Cutmeats
steady. Lard weak Western steamed
$50; refined easy; continent 1920; cof-
fee, spot Rio, steady; No. Z invoice
5%a57se; mild steady; Cordova TIA
lie. Sugar, raw quiet and steady.
Fair refining 5-16c; centrifugal 3%c.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October o.
Wheat. nc lower; contract grade Oc-
tober 7114a72c.
Corn, Nc lower; No. 2 mixed Octo-
Der 61&a62Ac.
Oats, firm; No. 2 white clipped
Aye.
Butter, firm; good demand; fancy
western creamery 221ac; do. nearby
prints 25c.
Eggs, firm and 1aa1c higher; fresh
nearby and west 20iaa21c; do. south
western 19c; do. southern 18c.
Cheese. firma good demand; New
York full creams, fancy small 103sa
101ac; do. fair to choice 9a10c.
TOLEDO, O., October 9.-Wheat, dull
and lower, cash 72Ac; December
73Ac.
Corn. dull and lower; cash 57%c;
December 56%c; May 58Ac.
Oats, nominal; cash 361ac; Deem
Der 36s4c; May 3SAc.
Rye at 5412c.
Cloverseed, active and firm; cash,
prime. October and December $500;
March s527K.
OIL unchanged
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rIour. Grain AMI Feed.

Fiour-Famous. choice family flour, in
paper, $3.50 per Dbl; Minnehaha, In cotton
sacks or wood s410: Galaxy, In paper
sacks. $3.50; spring wheat, Minnchaha, "
paper sacks, 1890 per Dbl: Pillsburys
Best, in wood and cotton. 1870; Pillsbury's
in paper. $40: Gold Coin, $3.50 in cotton or
wood $40 In paper or 1ute; Loyal, 8 20
in paper; Reliance. In wood or cotton A15;
In paper. 500; Winter Wheat. Silver Lake
in Il paper, 800; rye hour in " barrel
sacks $3.50; Ben Hur patent. wood, $3.50;
paper $40; jute. 140 lbs, $40.
Wheat-Per bushel Soc; new coming I'm.
Some disposition to shade prices on a
light demand.
Corn-65c bushel, and scarce
Oats-Western, new. out of store, 45c;
home. new, 35fI3lc.
Feed-Middiings, per ton. s2f0o; bran.
per ton. $1,000.
Hay-No. new baled, s1350l61400 loose.
sl4 006i15.00 Prices fluctuate slightly, &C.
cording to supply and demand.
Straw-Loose, 5000: baied. 500.
Seeo.s--Timothy, per bushel, choice, $3.50
M300: prime, $2.75. The market is still
strong.
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REGISTER OFFICE.

WHEELING, October g. 1901.
The live stock market this week may be
described as dull and with a decidedly
downward tendency in prices for cattle
and hogs. and the latter decline is re-
sponsible fora shading of prices in lard.
The cut in sugar. announced last week
as coming, is now a uuotable fact. Cam
ned goods hold the high level. and best
tomatoes have advanced. fancies now be-
for Irish and decidedly 50 for sweets. In
the melon line ROCKFORD gems are up.
In vegetables. etc. lettuce Is higher
while in poultry chickens are lower on a
somewhat improved supply. Butter and
eggs are unchanged. The remainder of
the market is about nominal There was
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C. l. HUDSON G co.

NEW YORK, October 9.-3: II p. m.
Though the market was somewhat ir-
regular this morning it had very
good undertone and the trading gen.
orally was at a higher level of prices.
Brooklyn was one of the leaders and
was bought on the theory that the an
nual report had been discounted in
the price of the stock prior to its pub
LEGATION. The other Traction stocks
were quiet and steady without mater
ial changes in value. The important
incident of the day was the declaration
of the Atchison dividend on the COM
mon stock. putting that stock on
per cent basis. The action of the
directors did not. however, have much
effect on the price of the stock. though
it was firmer after the announcement.
The money market was easier and the
statement by one of the news agencies
that the city was paying off its loans
from money collected in taxes to which
we referred yesterday had favorable
effect in the stock market. London
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. c. |. HUDSON & co.

NEW YORK, October 9-3:26 p. m.
Trading was not sensibly stimulated
this afternoon by the increase in Atch-
ison dividend nor was the tone o. tie
market notably better, except for a
brief period. In the last hour the en-
tire list became easy and at the close
prices we're practically unchanged in
comparison with last night. Whether
prices rose or declined on the whole
to-day they too largely represented only
traders operations to convey any spe-
cial significance. The day was enc of
the dullest in some time. Conditions
evidently are not considered as war
ranting an upward movement. In this
connection it is worthy of note that
the foreign situation, especially in Eng
land, where the Boer war is again caus-
ing anxiety, leading to expectation of
further large borrowing by the govern
ment, is not satisfactory. We look for
a lower market.
e. r HJTDSON g. CO
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CHICAGO CLOSING.

Chicago, October 9.--Wheat, Deem
Der 69A a693sc; May 72Ac.
Corn, December $3.50; May 81 Ba5sc
Oats, December 35Kc; May 371sc.
Pork, January s1497; May s15.07.
Lard. January 1902; May 1892 bid.
Ribs, January $7S5: May $795.
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DIcA BROS. 6 co.

NEW YORK. October a.: o. p. m.
-To-day's market displayed a good
deal OF irregular.ty throughout { e
list. railways as well as indus rails
acting in unison both in the small
downward and upward movement that
took place. The market was dull and.
in the language of the street. waiting
for the result OF the Atehison meeting,
On the announcement tina the Atchi-
son directors decided to place the stock
on a regular 4 per cent basis by de-
claring 2 per cent. semi-annuai divi.
dend, Atehison advanced about | per
cent, and this rise was followed by the
rest of the list in feeble manner.
Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda,
Brooklyn and Sugar. which were tie
leaders in the bear movement which
has been going on, showed decidedly
rallying power. but the lack OF enthu-
siasm which has been so noticeable
during the last few weeks, was again
strongly manifested to-day.
The increase OF the Atchison dtyi-
dend fell fiat. and the advance in tie
above stocks was probably due only to
short covering. for they also fell back
the moment 1t became known that the
Atchison event brought forth no new
buying power and no leadership on the
bull side.
The money market was somewhat
easier in tone. but foreign exchange
was very strong. The news, as rule,
was favorable, and while at any tine
the Atchison dividend might have pro-
duced a feeling of buoyancy, with TIE
conditions prevailing just at the mo-
ment, 1t had no effect. SO to speak.
]. S. BACHE 4 co.
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MlscclIaneous Produce.

Butter--Creameiy 25aiS0c; choice eoun-
try. 9g2oc: country good, l0ullc, coun-
try. light. loo. eutrcr.He, l3Glac.
Eggs--agc per doz., and In light supply.
Navy beahs-hanopieked, N.,o0&oo per
bushci.
Cheese-Prime Ohio factory, 10al0ssc.
New York. lie; Limburger. l2.2e; SWEET
ger, i3a1tc.
Lard-l0aiiois per pound.
Honey-lSc per pound. =.
Potatocs--Home grown. $500 per Dbl 20
dsoc per bu., as TO quality. In moderate
supply. Sweets sl.50n155 per hel ooa t9e
per bushel.
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Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK, October 9.-12:29 p. m.
Speculation came almost to stand
still on the stock market this morn
ing pending the announcement OF the
Atchison directors on the dividend
question. Such dealings as occurred
Influenced prices but little but the
tone, If anything, WAS weak, and espe-
cially in view of the several facto- s In
the situation calculated to- improve
sentiment as noted in our morning let
ter. 1t has just been announced that
the Atehison dividend has been in
creased to 2 per cent, thus placing
the stock on a per cent annual basis,
and a higher price level consequently
is expected to result for it eventually.
Doubtless the stock will be in fair sup
ply for a while, however, by reason OF
probable profit taking sales.
G. I HUDSON e. co.
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OF wheat a little. hut the change was
scarcely uuotahie Flour is unchanged.
We quote as follows.
TRAITS.
Corrected by +. Bachr.sn a Scnsl
Apples-New Early Harvest, SeouSe
per Dbl home ErSwr. el.sjef1 90.
Peaches Home grown lOcff 81. 90 per bu.s
very plentiful ard fine.
Ranging from 800 10 N.9a. ac-
oorcinE 10 quality and size.
lsemons-Extra fancy, S.seaSts.
Plums-sl. 5o12.co per bushel.
OranRes--Jamaicas. S.. 50ft4oo per box
Limes-$l 00asl -.
Pine Apples range from i0c to sec each.
CocoaRuts-50c per Goa: Si.9 per SACK.
Ns7ouftSS.
Chiekehs-Live SSe0dSsa per dex' "a iee
per ID. Young chickens. Toe per 10, COM
lng little freer and Ia good demand
DaSks-S2 asga.uc itves dressed, hgSoe,
nominal
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. October 9.--Goffee fu-
lures ortued steady with price TO
10 points higher. Futures were finally
steady with prices net ) to 10 points
higher. Total sales, $3.50 bags, in
Guiding December at s5.2S: January at
$685. March at S5.55a560; April at
$3.50 May at s5.70n5.75; June at s5.75a
$50; July at s5.s5; September at s5.95.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-10
Live stock.

Corrected by Goodhue & Coz
Cattle-Extra, 900 to 1900. A.00al4 Is:
good, 800 to 600 $4.00n425; good, 800 to 800,
81. 75di4.00; common, 500 to 800, s2.75n3.oo;
Hogs~Extra. ss5oa675; good, ss.ooas 50;
common, Sc. 50Gt6o0.
Sleeps 25qi351; market nominal
Iambs-$i 5oGf5 so; spring lambs "a 500
$50; yearings, $40o44.5o. Prices nominal.
no market.
Fresh Cows-s20 ooGi3o.O0 Demand light.
Calves-S5. 50n600 grassers. $3.001ls4.00.
Market generally dull, for live stock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-10
Minisg stocks.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 9.-Close-
Money on cal steady at Sa3a per ceut.;
last loan 3: ruling rate 3la.
Prime mercantile paper 4Aa5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S6 for
demand and at 1894 for go days;
posted rates 4S41a and 4.S6ia; CONNER
clal bills 4s3a4SS1a.