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BEARISH TONE in GRAINS
ALL CLOSE LOWER EXCEPT THE
SEPTEMBER WHEAT OPTION.
This Registers an Advance of Sic,
After Good Session-Provisions
Dull, Showing Small Net Losses.

CHICAGO, Sept 27.-With the exception
of corn trading on the Board of Trade to-
day was light, and the tendency was to
lower prices The demand from shorts In
September wheat was again a feature, and
that option closed sc higher, while Decem-
Der was AQ9sc lower. December corn closed
1c lower, oats were 1sQAc lower and Janu-
airy provisions closed unchanged TO DC lower.
The September delivery was the leader in
wheat and shorts were again good buyers
While the demand was well supplied. the
close was strong on that month. Trading in
the deferred months was fetaureless and
fluctuations were confined within a narrow
range. Liberal receipts in the Northwest
ana wet weather were bear features. Sep
TENDER opened unchanged to 1c higher at
S6QS7c, and sales throughout the entire ses-
sion were confined within the opening
range. The close was sc higher at S6ssc.
December opened unchanged at 69ssq6sAc.
Sales were made between 69Ac and 6ss4c.
with the close Aq&sc lower at 6sssc. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
539, 600 blu. Primary receipts were l,324, 139
blu. compared with l,l56,6l0 bu last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported $40 cars.
which, with local receipts OF 163 cars, Is of
contract grade, made total OF l,uo5 cars,
against /, lbs a week ago and 1,044 last year.
The feature of the corn trade was the un-
loading by bulls, who have been active on
that side of the market recently. The wet
weather made a good market which to
sell the stuff. but in spite of the heavy re-
alizing in December that month only de-
clined 11zc from the high point. The opening
was a shade to AQ%c higher at 46AQ47c
which was the high point of the day. The
close 1c lower at 45ssd45%c. Local re-
ceipts were 20l cars, 50 Of contract grade.
Oats were dull and lacking in any strik-
ing features, and fluctuations were within
a narrow limit. There was a weaker tone
to the market. influenced by predictions of
more favorable weather. December opened
hc higher at 3lhc. sold within 12c range,
closing 1sQAc lower at 3llsQ31Ac. Local re-
ceipts were l2S cars.
Provisions were quiet with the principal
business largely changing from nearby to
distant deliveries. The local crowd is in
clined to be bullish on January products
January pork closed unchanged at $3.50,
lard was SC lower at SS671e and ribs also &C
lower at SS.12h.
Estimated receipts for Monday-wheat.
las cars; corn, $50; oats, les; hogs, $4,000
head.
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jobbing $3.50: new. sl7.eo. Lard lower at 80 .e5.
Dry-salted meats lower; boxed extra shorts and
lower; boxed shorts and clear ribs So s2.,;
short clears. SIS. Hay nrmer; timothy. ssQl1 80:
cotton ties. slC7ls. Bagging 5-isa7 l-isc. Hemp
Irvine. &C. Recepts-Flour. 1000 brls. wheat.
ments-Flour 00O brs; wheat, g. 900 bu. corn.
10000 bu. oats, 1900 bu
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 27.-wheat-spot firm: No.
red Western winter, IS I'D: No. 1 northern
spring. Is I'd: No / California, 6s Sd. Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed. IS lloyd Flour.
strong; extra india mess, nos. Pork strong;
prime mess Western, SIS Sd. Hams-short cut,
berand cut 2s to 80 lbs, s7s: short ribs. Is TO "a
lbs. SIS: long clear middles light. y 70 ~ los.
SIS; long clear middes heavy y to 20 lbs: 49,
Il TO l6 lbs. Cos Cd. Shoulders-Square. II 70 ~
lbs. strong at sss Lard nrm; prime Western; N
Butter nominal Cheese nrm American finest
white, ass sd; American finest colOred. .ss Sd.
London. nrm at SIS.
BALTIMORE. Sept z7-Flour unchanged
Wheat easy: spot, septsmber and October, l.sY
6sAgssc; Southern by sample. sane: Southern,
on grade. 6glfQ72c. Corn easier; new. or old
sssse so O@ssG White sss soasssla
yellow. zoe. Oats quiet and steady; No. white,
LEE No 20 nTee g sc s Sugar n'ih rm: ns
and coarse granulated. +.7szc.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 27:-wheat.september
Der, sssGssTc: cash No. mixed, 5s6ssSc; Ma
2 white Sc oats-No. 2 white. 32hc. Receipts
Wheat 153 900 bu; corn. Is. 200 bu; oats. 100
bu. shipments-wheat. 7o.4oo bu; corn. 500
bu; oats II. 900 bu-
TOLEDO, Sept 2T.-wheat dull and easier:
cash, 72kc; September. INC; December. sz.zc'
May. 73hc. Corn fairly active and easier; sep
TENDER, Coo; December. AS: May, 4oSc. oats
dull and steady; September. 3lAc: DecemDer.
3o%c: May. g%c. Clover seed-Prime. 500
October. $50: January. sSS7as' prime aisike' -
Rye, SIC.
CINCINNATI. Sept 27.-FIour steady; Wheat
nominal No. red, 7lizc. Corn quiet, no.
mixed. 6laslhc. oats steady; No. mixed; 500
G30lzc. Rye easy; No 2. Sc Lard STEADY AZ
$40 Is Bulk meats firm at 5000. Bacon strong
SIP IS whisky steady: distillers finished goods
active the basis OF s1-s2 Sugar nrrn-
DULUTH Sept 27.-Wheat-Cash No. hard.
ike: No. northern. 6Shc; No nortnerns
STAG: September 7Oic: December, oo3scs May
6Slkc Oats-December, 2slzc
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 27.-wheat-Septsmoe
6ehc; December. 65asms5sc; No j hard. on
track, 6Sc No. / northern. &C; No. northern.
65kc.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27.-Barley firm: No. 4
IL
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LONDON. Sept, 27:.Thsre was full attend dss1-
ings numbered l07ss bales. Ccmpetition Was
brisk and all grades were In good demand. aoid-
ers asked higher rates. and some New South
Wales combing was withdrawn. West Australian
new clip sold well at full rates The home trace
were the principal buyers. America took Few
good medium greasy. Next week io.sU bales
will be offered Following are to-day's sales
New south Wales. 200 bales; secured. sdqls %:
greasy Glsd Queensland. 100 bales; secured 10
idGls Cd: greasy Cd Victoria. 400 bales: secured
5Sda1s Cd; greasy. sxdQls hd: South Aus
tralia. 800 bales; secured sdgIs pa sres sss,s
nil; greasy skas,id Tasp Ss% 100 o;ls e;
bales: secured 5dQ1s Sd; greasy, s*duls lssa.
Cane of Good Hope and Natal. 500 bales: secured:
sda5ls gid: greasy, 3t1dshd. The arrivals OF
wool for the sixth series OF sales number Aoes
haIes Including 5000 forwarded direct The
n,norts for the week were as follows: New South
Wales sia: New Zealand. 4o2b; Cape OF Good
Hone and Natal, a141: elsewhere. ess
CT r0rrIs sent T-wool auiet and steady.
Medium grades and combing. 1edisc: light me-
l3dl7c: heavy fine, 1oqisc; tuo washed l'~-'se'
NEW YORK, Sept. H.-wooi dull. Domestic
fleece, 25G30c.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
GOOD CATTLE STEADY, STEERS
SELLING UP TO 1915, cows TO 1926.
Hogs I'm Fair Demand and Five to Ten
Cents Lower-Sheep Steady-Con-
ditfon of other Markets.

UNION sTOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Sept. acknowledgements. 175; shipments small.
Receipts OF cattle this week have been of only
fair volume, there being decrease or over Soa
compared with last week. nearly 5000 compared
with the same week year ago and 200 compared
with the corresponding week two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts are 1850 larger
than the same period last year. The conditions
have not changed much compared with the pre-
ceding weeks so far a large percentage OF the
cattle concerned. The marketing generally
was OF class for which there has been a very
uncertain demand for long time. and there
were the same irregularities in values that have
characterized the market for several weeks
Occasionally statesmen could see some improve
ment In prices. but just often declines were
reported, and changes at all times have been
only temporary. The native stock, especially
In The female butcher line. was weakened by the
excessive run of Western stock, and all that had
to sell in competition with that class of cattle
sold about 25c lower. The next grade above
probably did not suffer than 1Oq15c Decline
and strictly top cattle in their class continued
fully steady to a SHADE higher. In fact, the best
steers here this week. which. OF course. were
much better than any offered for some time past,
were possibly 10415c higher. In the female
butcher line small proportion OF the supplies
have been good enough to sell above 81. while
O large number have sold from sSzo 10 sS-SV' Inc
demand for stockers and feeding cattle mas oeen
epasmodic. and statesmen have had a hard week
work in nnding outlet for that class, but
finally succeeded In disposng Of large supply
about steady prices for the best sort, and
others were generally considered lower, the de-
cline being variously estimated from 1Oc to &c
The highest prices reported this week were $3.50
for steers. ss.25 for cows. s4-75 for heifers and
bulls and $50 for calves. The receipts to-day
were large usual at this time In the week
and included better kind Of cattle than buyers
expected on Saturday. There was fair de-
mand for all the good kinds here. and they were
finally sold at steady prices compared with yes
terday. Sales included steers averaging 1,25o to
1900 lbs at s7G7.25. cows at s25OQ525. and calves
were weak to Csc lower. with sales at s3as.5o.
Quotations:
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4d6
per cent time loans, SOS per cent. Clear
ings, 81, 7SS, 71O0s; balances, 1881, 670.33.
NEW YORk.-Call money firm at per
cent, except an odd lot, which loaned at q.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Ster-
ling exchange firm; actual business In
bankers bills. 4S7.75 for demand, 1880 for
sixty DAYS; posted rates, A.S3d4.S31z and
81 S6ik; commercial bills. S4.S1AQ4S2A. Clear
ings, $SOS, 197, 252; balances, 9,729,o29.
CHICAGO-New York exchange, Zoe dis
count Foreign exchange unchanged; post
ed rates, s4.S3l2 for sixty days and S.S611
for demand Clearings. SIS. 2S9.612; balances,
$40, sic.
BosToN-Clearings, s1s,87s,446; balances.
$1,742.0S7.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, $40, 243, 222; balances, s., 695, 79l.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent. New York exchange. 10c discount.
Clearings, s., ISL 939; balances. s9i5,60S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6 per cent Clear
ings So, 70S, 247; balances. 1886. 657.
CINCINNATI.-Mone sac per cent New
York exchange, 3JQ40c discount. Clearings,
s., 654, $50
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Sept. T.-Petroleum steady: re-
fined New York. 1900; Philadelphia and Bs sa,a
sac Rosin steady; strained common 10 good.
SIS. Turpentine steady at 4si19soc
SAVANNAH. Sept. T5Turpentins nrn at &c, &c:
r Is: a. $40: II. sl.s5; u-so; X, so; N.
So: y. So iO window glass. pes: water white. ~
WILMINGTON, Sept; n.-spirits tnrpentins
turpentine nrm at sisO and sa.a- Tar nrm az
$50.
OH, CITY Sept. 2s.-Credit balances. VIZ: GER
,,ecates no bid Shipments eo.054 brls. average
Sc $50 brls: runs 81 $50 brls: average. Sbzs bris
MONTPELIER Sept. T--crude petroleum
steady: North Lima, SIC; South LANA ana inoi-
ana. sc.
CHARLESTON. Sept E.-Turpentine and ros;n
unchanged.
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Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments small. This
weeks receipts Of sheep and lambs have been
fair the total indicating increase Of about 200
over last week and a decrease Of $3.50 compared
with the same week last year and $50 compared
with the corresponding week two years ago.
The receipts thus far this year are over 10000
smaller than the same period last year. - For
three weeks in succession there has been very
little fuctuation in prices. The supplies were
Just about large enough to accommodate local
butchers. and. as shippers would have some diff
fully In completing shipments, they did not
offer much opposition In the market. Notwith-
standing this. the trading at all times was
reasonably active and firm prices We're main
tanned in all cases until near the close OF the
week. when there was a stronger tendency and
occasional sales, quality being considered, were
Csc higher than the beginning Of the week. The
conditions existing here and elsewhere indicate
rather a healthier feeling than there has been
for some time past The highest prices reported
this week were A75 for lambs and $3.50 for
sheep while, as a rule $50 was the top for
lambs and 1926 for sheep. A small number
rived for the market to-day and. with steady
demand from local sources, all sold promptly at
prices fully UP to yesterday. Lambs sold as
high as $4.75 and sheep as high as $3.50. Quota
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Flour steady: red winter
r. ssas 20; clear. s.. sOQa0. Timothy seed $50.
Bran firm: sacked. east track, 66qssc. Wheat
Nav. ssssc: No. . hard. s7@ssc. Corn lower: No.
2. cash. Sc; track. SIC: September. 5shc: De-
No. 2. cash. 2sise: track. sohasic: September.
sc. Rye higher at asls9tsc. Pork lower: old
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NEW YORK. Sept. z7-There has been little
obsnye an metals to-day from previous condf-
siors and no large sales have been reported.
Consumers sin showing an indisposition 10
sary for their Immediate requirements Tin was
sssssax with spot quoted at s15 s7ifn2s 81. Cop
$3.50 lid Quiet with standard SO 1911: lake
tII koSsII eiectrolytc. 81 todil.S5: casting.
e. sos,ii 20 Lead closed unchanged and duh al
a. shelter was quiet. but steady. az ss 50 for
snof Iron holds firm but quiet, with last quo
tations In force.
ST LOUIS. Sept 27.-Metals easier. Lead
49, al s4fr4. O2it Spelter weak At S. 2o3S.2S
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The Tribune says:
what to have been important
move in the formation of the alleged beef
trust took place yesterday when Swift &
Co. notified the Anglo-American Packing
Company that IL would assume control of
the Kansas City and Chicago plants on
Monday. The assumption of control--now
OF little moment-was TO have been the
specific announcement Of the consumma-
ton OF the trust"
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Poultry.

NEw YORK. Sept H.-Poutry-Live steady;
chickens l2nl3c: turkeys. l2Gl3c: fowls. lie.
pressed weak: chickens Western l9l&c; fowlss
Western l3izc; turkeys. sgisc.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Poultry steady: chick
ems 9J1e: springs. s1sc turkeys. sallc; ducks.
7Ixc; geese, 4l<c
CHICAGO. Sept 27-Iced poultry steady and
unchanged: turkeys, 13i-c; chickens, uQu1c-
RosToN Sept 27.-Ispecial Poultry nrms
fowls l4c; springs lac; turkeys. iealsc
CINCINNATI Sept 2.-Poultry easier: hens.
lec. springs lOGilc: turkeys 94loc.
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Good Rally After the Statement.
[Granger Farwell & Co.'s Teles

lGranger rarWell a. 90. Ielegram.I
NEW YORK, Sept. Interpretations or
very poor bank statement and reports
that bankers are against manipulation for
higher prices by pools caused very weak
market in the first hour. Feeling was
quickly changed on the publication of the
bank statement and the market was bid
up for both accounts, but heavy realizing
at the Improvement caused setback.
Opinions to future prices seem to be
mixed
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leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring. l3g75c;
No 8. e90772c: No. 2 red, s6ds7c. Corn-No. 2
6S%c; No 2 yellow. soc. Oats-No. 2. 27hc; No.
3 white SOd33c. No. 2 rye, SOC. No. North
western faxseed, Sl.30. Prime timothy seed S34
sI5. Glover, contract grade, 50: 25@9.40. Mess
pork, per bril- s16.45q16.50. Lard. per 100 lbs
$40 S3Ikd1O9O Short rib sides Qoose). $40. SD
10 90 Dry-salted shoulders boxed s9.25q9. 80
Short clear sides (boxed). s11 12lxd1lS7z. Whisky
Basis of high wines, $l.32
Receipts-Flour. %, 400 hrls wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn S9l, 900 bu: OATS 236 500 blu; rye, Is 200 bu
harley GO 900 bu Shipments-Flour 13, 100 brls;
wheat lO2 500 bu; corn. 333. 900 bu; oats, 1l3SO0
bu; rye, 10, 900 bu: barley, $500 Blu.
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Hogs-Receipts 1000: shipments $50. The mar
keting OF hogs this week has been comparatively
liberal. indicating an increase Of over 5000
compared with last week. nearly 1000 compared
with the same week a year ago, and almost 1000
compared with the corresponding week two years
ago. The receipts were the largest since the
middle OF August. Thus far this year there
Il a decrease Of over $4,000 in the receipts COM
pared with the same period last year. For the
week ending yesterday the leading local packers
bought total OF 1875. against 1O.0s1 the pre-
ceding week and u,oS7 the same week a year
ago. During the same period the shipments
were s,il3. against 4.s70 the preceding week and
s7sS the corresponding week year ago. There
was a good improvement in prices the early
part OF the week but later with continued liberal
receipts ana less eompeuuon: me market de-
fully isc lower than the beginning and at least soc
lower than the high time; which ,, Vas Msdnes-
isting between prices here and in Eastern mar
kets there was quite a falling on in the ship
fIttle opposition in the market. Considering this
they have been very fair buyers all week. and
while prfces have declined sharply, they have
Mt ali times made good showing compared with
other markets. The quality has not been up
10 the high standard of few weeks ago. but for
the most part continues satisfactory. A large
number Of pigs have been marketed from fear
ished hogs were here from the same cause. There
are a few dealers who believe that there viii be
generally II seems to be the opinion that prices
are about as high can be expected for the
near future. and few will be surprised if
values are not further reduced. The receipts to-
day show a nice improvement over a week ago
and are probably the largest for Saturday
market since the latter part OF June. There was
again only fair demand from outside sources.
and this together with another decline In prices
elsewhere. prompted buyers to offer lower prices
here and the bidding was irregular. Packers
were again inclined 20 be rather free buyers,
consequently II did not take long TO consummate
sales. and the trading finally was fairly active.
In a general way the market was believed to
ts Toe lower than yesterday, but occasionally
there were transactions that did not look 10 be
over sc lower. satisfactory clearance was
made in season. and the last sales did not show
any further change IN prices compared with the
opening. Extreme range IN prices OF the leading
The supply sold below $50 Quotations:
go 80 rt.oica rnedunn N heavv e. MAJ N
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept H.-The dry goods market
,n-dav was outlet In al directions 90 far al store
,raSe was concerned. Mail orders were about q
average extent No change in prices and gem
ersI fone nrm Print cloths quietly nrrn. Cot
,on warns tend upward with q fair demand.
Worsted yarns scarce and nrm. Wooien yarns
s,sady Linen yarns nrm and jute yarns against
buyers.
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. N.-Cattle-Receipts.
600 The market was unchanged. Choice ex-
port and n k dressed ass beef steers G9sS fair to
Western fed steers. ss.15945o; Texas and Indian
eSw sS Native nssfs aayf
az; bulls. g 25gs so 20; calves g eOg5:75 Receipts
Hoe s Tses @ The market was steady
Top. $50; bulk of sales. 1901 a.: heavy 1850
Yorkers As a9 5sz pigs ;ass Rs RECEIPT;
for the week. $500.
NAL Native lambs on a Western a' la%bs
s3a4.7s; native wethers, S. $500; Western we.hers,
sssGSso Texas g eipIed Ts ssesp cipRsS
3; stockers and feeders. s2aSoS. Receipts for
market was steady. Good to prime steers, $50
$50: poor to medium. Ad4.25: stockers and feed
eannsrs 5Osa5o bulls ssas @sl5s:' calves ssS
SO: Texas fed steers, Sq425; Western steers
4 Hogs-Receipts to-day 10000; Monday, $4,000;
left over. 1000; the market was steady. Mixed
U.s. Sus Of a0s Sales ntayS light $500
p @ ssg and 4s11 s ss
mixed sssO9s 90; Western We M sheen g 75gs So ma
ofhcial yesterday: Reeeipts-Cattle, 71ls; hogs.
hogs AN: sheep. $3.50.
no sales reported; dressed beef steady city
dressed native sides; extreme range. 749l2l4e
quoted American steers at 12lk614kc. dressed
weight; refrserator beef at nhGlsc: Exports to-
day. partly estimated, 12s4 beeves. 30 sheep. 1925
caivss-No trading. City dressed veais. 1oalsc
Sheep and Iambs--Receipts 1.soo; sheep steady;
lambs slow; particularly heavy; desirable weight.
;ss ams ssd At Sold as @asob per 100
7iLc per Id: dressed lambs. 7fl0c.
Hogs-Receipts. $50 head: none sale alive
ST. LOUIS. Sept 27;mcattle-Receipts. 400 in
firm, though lower than last weeks prices Ma
tive shipping and export steers; sos; dressed
1000 lbs. s3a4sS; stockers and feeders So 3564 So
cows and heifers. s.. 25Q5: Gamers. sL75G2 70 ;
diam steers ,s5O@47s: cows and heifer- io@
Hog.-Receipts. $500; The market was steady
butehers', $500. 70. ''A '''-""''O
sheep-Receipts. 1900. The market was steady
Native muttons, ss.4Oa4; lambs. s45od5 s.; cuils
and bucks. s2qs7O; stockers. sl5oas; Texans
a.7Sas.ss cows and heifsrs:. sa4.s5; western
heifsrs. u5og4s5; stockers and feeders. s2.5O9
Hoss"Recepts' 5000; the market was weak AZ
pigs. ssa7: bulk Of sales. 81 soa7$5 Loo
YsarPss we the @aIss mas ''sssy
q. 5oG3 Is: common and stockers. s2d36O: lambs
EAST BUFFALO. Sept g.--cattle-Receipts
$50; the market was quiet; yeals steady. Tops
ssds %: common TO good. IS 5065.f5
to i5c lower. Heavy. s7.soQ775; medium 81. 4oa
1885, Workers.. S.25G7.35: pigs. S.9oa7: roughs
S. 25ds 60: grassers. s7a7.5: diaries. s7G7 IS.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500: the market
was steady. with lambs sc 10 10c lower Ton
lambs. s. SG6ss; culls TO good, AG5 Is; yearlings
mixed. s5.6of37s culls TO good. 81 1898. so
EAST LIBERTY. Sept 2L-Cattle-ReceInts
$50. The market steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Heavy. SEQ: medium
ST. so: best heavy Workers, E.i0Q7.50; light York
ers ST. s0d7.&0: rigs. ss.75n7
sheep-Receipts. 400. sheep from 81 down;
lambs from $40 down.
CINCINNATI. Sept. z.-Hogs quiet and lower
at o. <007.4o.
Cattle steady at f246-50
Sheep nrm at tl.5oGss5: lambs strong at 500
SIS.
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transactions Mt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE SToCKYARDs, .INDIANAPo-
LIS. Sept. T.-Cattle-Receipts small; shipments
none. The market has made little progress this
week. Most of the Improvement. however. has
been in condtions-a better feeling and a better
demand. Prices a rule are no better than
steady, the single exceptions being strictly fat
stock of all classes-cows steers and heifers.
This end OF the market has remained untried, as
nothing of such description has arrived, but so
strong Is the call from local butchers that they
would easily command premium. The common
trashy stock is not wanted, and when offered
are not salable at anything like satisfactory fig
ures- The ca'f market held fully steady all week.
The Few transactions to-day were based yes
terday's figures, and the market closed quiet and
steady. Quotations:
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves Again Show a Surplus, and
More Gold Imports Are Coming.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The weekly bank
statement issued to-day showed that the
clearing house banks hold s3,2S6.625 in ex-
cess of the reserve required by law. Last
week the banks held sl,642,O5O less than
the legal requirements. The statement
for the week ending to-day shows the fol-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-29
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. f7.--cotton firm: sales
/ $50 bales Ordinary. 7ac; Eood ordinary, T'scs
low middiing s-isc: midoiing. sisc: good MIDI
dling. Lille; middiing fair. SC. Receipts. l0pU
bales: stock. ia. i5 bales
NEW YORK. Sept n-cosson-spot closed
Sales, 81 bales.