The Times-Democrat from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 10

Sire Orats-Stmuxrat: Sljursiran, Stpiimhxr 3, 1838. 10 Miseellaacoas Stocks New Orleans Maritime Association. Our local C. 5l) A. B.

C. $1 35; D. SI 35: E. SI 35; St 40; $1 4i; H. 45; I.

SI 5: K. SI CO: M. 65: N. Jl 70; WG. SI 85; WW.

S2. Turin-tlno 22'sc. OILS Jobbing Cotton-seed Oil (la small If; 3-4 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short and three-months- bills was 1 3-8 per cent. Gold Is quoted at Bueuos Ayres to-day at 15.

at Madrid 19.25, st Lisbon 29 3-4, at Borne 107.35. French Rotes. Paris, Sept. 2. Thre per rent rentes 103f 2 l-2c for the account.

Exchange on London 25f 17 l-2c for checks. rent It noted have been canceled by the concerned, whicn refuse positively to give any details of the subject. Kea.l-zations took large effect before m-on, Manhattan declining to DO 1-4. Another feature was a sharp inquiry for bonds and gold securities, new 4s advancing to 114 1-8. A reactionary tendency in tie general list was noticeable toward Lie close.

Supporting orders apjeared ail along the Hue. however, and the upward movement was resumed with a degree of scan in stvpch1.it ion. Sugar took the lead market shade c4T; native muttons $3 TTff 4 lambs 3 00G.4 75, bocks and culls SI Hi fe2 L0. Chicago, Sept. 2.

There was sn sctrvs demand for cattle t-day add prices tor ths general run were firm. The best cattle, wers particularly actiTe at better prices, with sales hlser. Sjles of native steers wers a basis of $3 li723 50 for coarse, grassy lots op to S4 15 pa- good fat extra, witii siles larjflj at 4 4 o. The storker and feebler trade was again good at ruling prices, wnn sales largely at S3 01,. 30.

Texas cattle sold at uui-iiaaced prices: Western rang cattle sold very w-u, gmg chiefly at S3 tk for steers and S3 20o3 5o for cows sn4 heifers. Ia b.s trade was fairly active st a ren- er-l decline cf 5c. Heavr begs sedd st S2 53 1j, n-dium welgats S2Voh)3 5o and light weights S3 35. Sales largely at a very low arnae of prii-es. the bulk of ths packing F-ts going at S2N2u5.

while the saiopitvi was chiefly at S3 Un3 15. The market closed barely steady at prWs given. I'rices anitered a fut derltna in tar 87 si I us 111 161 iio ioo tJc r4 i ii im iw ii i4 3 4 loo v- S3 sj ii.Hj 4 as 9iH 100M 101 101 17.H 177 ITS lfiH liiH 177) rH iTX rn in si Available Sappliea of Grain. New York. Sept.

2. Special dispatches Bradstreet's, covering principals points accumulation. Indicate the following Saturday, Aug. 20, as compared with the preceding Saturday: Wheat United States, Canada and East Rockies 417,000, afloat and In Lurope 1.12O.MJ0; total increase world's available stocks 1, 157.CH iO. Corn United States, Canada and East Rockies increase 497,000.

Oats Inlted States, Canada and East Rockies increase 149.4MI. l'aciflc Coast wheat stocks in creased 1.15tf, siO during August. Increases last week were: Wheat 240.000 at Gal veston, luu.ooo in Manitoba. 125.UI0 at Fort William aud 55.0n in Minneapolis' pri vate elevators. Like increases were In northwestern Interior elevators.

99,00 at Port-Huron. 90.000 at Louisville and 31.000 in Milwaukee private eleva tors. Liverpool Grain and Flour Markets Liverpool, Sept. 2. Wheat Spot quiet.

demand poor; No. 2 red spring 5s 1 1-2J, No. 1 California 5s CJ. Futures steady l-l-2d lower, September 5s 1 2d. Febru ary 5s 2 1-2(1.

Corn Spot steady; American mixed new steady. Futures dull and l-4d lower; Sep tember 2s 8 3-4U. October 2s 8 1-'d. No vember Ha 8 3-4d, December 2s 8 3-4d. lour hrm.

demand fair: freely sunulled: st. louis iancy winter DOMESTIC EXPORTS OP COTTOX SI AX IFACTIRES. The following Is from the statement of Mr W. C. Ford, chief of the Boreas of Statis tics, allowing the exports of domestic cctton manufacture for tee twelve months ended June 30.

1890, with like figures for the cor responding periods of the previous year: Quantities of manufac ture or cotton colored and uncolored) (in yards! ei nor ted to 1895-96. 1P94-95 I'nited Kingdom 7.SH3.779 France 154,904 Other countries in Eu 10.0fi6.47 1 31.292 rope 1.229.736 4S7 217 BritUa North America. 1S. 4.17.270 ti.47.5od Mexico 7.tbi.la5 Central American States ind British Honduras. 11.8J9.921 13.CTiO.433 2.T..S24 2o7.rill Oil 241.K19 2.1;,il0 12.7S3.22! 3.

31. tut Puerto Rico Santo Ihimingo 1.4;;:.4.(4 13.7-.'7.74: Other West Indies. Argentine Kepubuc Brazil 12.52t.551 22.53.321 Initr.l States of Co lombia 7.256.321 5.522.263 Other countries in South America 27.045.871 759.416 2.474.936 15.4A.IHm 9.om.445 24.434.946 34,672.249 607.574 China British possessions la Australasia British India, and East Indies 13.335.7W 12.000.250 Other countries in Asia and Ociaaica Africa Other countries Total jar da of above. 225.139.365 1S4.258.061 Totat values of $1.479.217 Value per yard. 0674 Values of other manu- factcrea of cotton es.

jiorted to Tnited Germany Fran-e Other countries ill Lia- rupe British North Mexico Central Americas States and Britleu Honduraa. Out a Pueito Santa rxmiineo Other West Argentine epublic I'nited states liimMa 4 it countries tn Soots Amerli'S 'hina t2Ti9.2.Sf) HUii'2 At.5oJ 10.774 53.92S 48.230 1754. ti2 8.71M.S71 322.72 151.UU9 t3.31 SJ72.416 .23 43.047 S.oK" 4.7:t4 to.tl. ti.8o7 TS.7rj 1H.2i,9 3.7M 2.77S 3.9T3 t1.7r.4 12.CS1 18.7IJ t.Sf 2S. 01.Sf J28.850 1.1.440 16.813 23.734 rates are for compressed cotton: Cotton.

Oil raka meal. By steam Via N. X. Manchester Kutttrdam Amsterdam Baltic 15-64d 7-ld 7-321 7-32d 13-4d 21-Md 17-64d 17-64d Barcelona Malaga Leghorn Naples teste Per 100 lbs-New Yo-lt 82e Boston 42c I'hilndelphla 44c Provldeuce 42c Fall Uiver 4c Baltimore 45c 15c 23c 23e 24C 24c 2.W OH. Tobacco.

'Grain. Staves. 15s London 2s 2os Marseilles Antwerp 2 notterdam 20s Barcelona Malaga Trieste Cork for orders. New York (05 per Molasses, looitw. per bbl.

25 SI 25 Oil per bbl. New York 1 00 Boston 1 50 Philadelphia 1 4 Providence 1 55 Fall Elver 1 55 Baltimore 1 55 'Grain nominal. Via New Xork. 334 SO 1 75 1 1 5 1 1 I 3 36 80 1 1 65 Sasrar and Molasses Sugar very quiet. SfAKKBX.

Cans very quiet. Beet weak, very Inactive. Latest. Tes'day. Last week.

lis ad lis 3 lis 0 Hat. 8s lOHd 8a lOHd Ua tt KEW TORE IIAUItr. Baw quiet. Refined steady. Lalost.

es'day. 3 i 4.4; t.lutf- Last week. 3 14- 31 4.4. 4w iltf rair st'd gTiUi.4.44- Stand. A.

Oer'n gran. J.7ui Lutctiffr'" -0- Net cash far 100-bbl lota. HEW ORLEANS MAaiCtT AT SUGA KXCHAKOS. Receipts bhds and bbls sugar and bbU molasses. Sales hbds' and 163 bbls sugar and bbls molasses.

Open Kettle Sugar Nona in first bands. Centrifugal Sugar Very quiet: granulated e. white 3 15-164c, yellow 3Xi2iiC. seconds 2hM3 7-16c. Open Kettle Molasses None in first hands.

Centrifugal Molasses Dull, according to grade at Syrup According to grade, nominal. LOCAL EKriSEST SCOAS QUOTATIONS. Refined Sugar Local reSners quote: Cot loaf 5 lie, powdered 5. standard granulated 4 13-16. confectioners' A 4 11-16.

Dealers and Jobbers allowed off above quotations on round lots. COOPERAGE The demand for cooperage la llglit; new sugar hogsuends 2 40; secoDd-haod sut-ar hogsheads in muderite demand at 1 25 each; Lew molasjes barrels SI 10: new molasses half barrels 75c; new mchitses kegs 65c; sugar barrels. 6 hoops, 31c; sugar barrels. 8 hoops. 2c; rice barrels 32c; hoshead boop poles 40 oer l'juo: barrel booD Dole S16 per 1000: boits- aead staves no demand; barrel staves (12 per luoO; Jobbing higher.

rice was strong and clean was steady. MOVBSIEKT. Bonra, sacks. 1.841 13.1 8 i ,147 t3.44 Clean, bbls. Riveipta To-day Thus far this week.

Thus far this Same lime last 247 051 Millers' receipts Bales TtwHr 1,801 liSJ Thus tar tais week includ ing millers' receipts, etc) 11.802 X.9H Thu. far tbis ivason l'J j.H bams un last year 58Ulij AT Tit ouo or TRAUJ. Closing quotations: To-dar. Yes'dar. Last wes b- 6V4.Vi 5 5v, C'noico.

5 4" 5 45s a Prime. Hit 4V4-4 ii K.d.... 4 (44'4 4 i4 4 'Fair 3 i4f 3 3 Ordmarj' -H Coiniiiou. 1-'J li 1H2 12 1H2 Inferior 141 lsl4 No.2...... Hilv ls'li Roturh $14:1 60 tl (44 Polish, 13 914 lt 1-J W14 mitt mist 1010 Brae.

Head rice. Job prices for clesn Se higher than a bore. With actual sales at (1 6V43 60. BKEADSTCFFS. GRAIN AND FEED In sympathy with Wtstern markets Hoar, meal, corn, oats, bran and hay here are easy, owing to ths moderate local demand and fair supply.

Receipts To-day Bran 800 sacks, corn meal 173 bbls, flour 1080 bbls. grits 100 bbls, bay 625 bales, oats bushels, corn bushels, wheat bushels. Flour Jobbing Winter wheat patents S3 60 3 70, extra fancy (3 2033 30. fancy nominal. Corn Products Jobbing Corn meal $1 70, cream meal, choice, $1 80.

Grits, choice. $1 90. Hominy S3. Bra Floor Per bbl $4 23. New Oat Meal Per bbl (3 75.

Flakes, $3 40; cake flakes. $1 75. AT THE BOARD OP TRAD 3. Closing quotstlons: wiour To-uar. Yes' lav.

Last vwr Patents. S.3 503 55 1 5043 55 80 4.V43 55 tx. 3l0V25 1030 xaucy. nominal Nominal NuuiiuaU Corn meat. 1 fs l.sj Corn.NoJJiu'd i 28 --7 31 i4'--9 31 Com, wuite.

Corn.ysllow.. Oats, No. 1.... i2i (4 (427 (4 31 i2tt.v, 20 27 t42oV, -127-4) Bran. 45 (ai; 45 w47Va 45 i447v.

'4 Hav.ehoico... Hay. 13loV, 13 t15 13i15V, k'ram Store Sack com and oats 2S4c higher per bushel, bran 6u8c per cwu. hay 42:3 per ton. PROVISIONS.

BUTTER AND CHEESE In response to Western markets, provisions are aulet here, with the local demand fair and the local stock fair. Owing to moderate supplies snd fair wants for the season, creamery hotter remains steady. but as dairies srs In fair stock snd slo tbev sre easy. Cheese is in liberal stock, moderate demand and easy. Receipts To-day Bacon 78 tea and boxes.

beef 108 bbls. bams 20 tea. dry salt moats SS. 890 lbs. lard (3 packages to tierce) 77, hut ter 163 packages, cheese 44 packages, pork 50 bbls.

AT IRs BOAEA OS TRAOS. Closing quotations! To-day. Tes'day. Last week. Mess I 7 4 14I 7 4 7'4 ll N.

MelhUk Shoulditrs. 4H 3J4-4 1 4 4V4 a 4H L. b. C. 8.

R. Bacon-Shoulders L. C. s. c.siat..

8. R. Lard, re lined. Pure 8. C.

1 3Ta4 4 4 3T 4 4 4 4Ts 9 4s rt 4T, 44 4H 4H 4 4 tv 4j ,4 4 i 4 4 ii 4H i 4:4 1 4'4 10 14I0H 10 wslb 10 (0lU44 MUcellaneous Hog Products Jobbing, per bbl Family, prime mess and pig pork rnrnn and extra orttUe ST W. Sugar-cured aleats Jobbing, rer lb Shoul ders 6V4ni-61-jC, Boston cut auoulders pic nic hums ttViiatSi-jc, breakfast bacon hum. HUH P.eef bbl Extra plate $8 50(30, plate $7 50. extra mesa $7 50. Fulton market $lo SOdtll.

Half-barrels Extra plate S5u5 50. plate S4 50H5. exua mess $4 25a a Fulton market S4 Ju. Butter Jobbing Western Creamery Extra lfc. extra firsts lculac, nrsts lac.

western Dairy Extra 13c. extra firsts firsts brim. Cheese New Tork Cheddars 10c. Toung America, full cream, rc. twins.

singles. fn" eresn. 91.0. COFFEE- Cables reported Elo weak. Santos quiet.

No-sembers unchanged at- Havre and Februarys 4f higher, and both months up pfg at Ham burg. Spots closed weak at New Xork, with Rio is off Wc and 6s off He. and Santos 8s off lC snd other grades unchanged. Futures closed Inactive at New Tork. with Septembers up 5 points.

Octobers unchanged, Novembers up 20 points. Decembers unchanged and Jan uarys and Februarys up jiolnts. Spots were dull and unchanged here. Braxil Rios Fair 16c. barely fai t5ic stw fair 14c.

strictly good ordinary 14, good ordinary ordinary low ordinary io-4c. eociuoi somlnal 12c. low eomrnon 11 llc- SaLtcs Good tale barely fair I'Jc. low fair 154c. strictly good ordinary good crdmary loc.

cruinary nominal, common omiLAl Mexican Iuvoices Cordovs Prime 18He. good 17c. fair 17HC. barely fair 17c. tow fair Cotopec of the asms grade higher and Oaxaca lc higher.

NAVAL STORES Ths following are receivers' price (job lots 5oc more per bbli: Pitch $24i2 25: pine tar. In barrels, $3 50v3 73; coal lac S4 ui4 5. Rosin, In banrels of Ssj lbs G. SI ter for Impt's B. Jetf.

Ciiy lviu O. tian N.O. N. O. Brt-w As.b JkIm Brew.

N. o. Laud Co. 10 Sugar Sued Co. 60 St'd Fir'Iess Bonds New A ten I-ee B- ssier Levee Lis.

Levee B. Lfoiin-iie Levee. Ike B-irirue ev. fcnu'ktr. Fontchir.

Levee, la Vri.l Pr.niciir. Levee, 21 veara P. ntrhar. Levee. Tears Ked Kivcr.

Atch- aialavivand D.o. Teusim Bm fTeiuiutoa Preui. dran Sus. "ity 4 City 7m, void. Various Stocks and Honda Latest.

Bid. Asksd Canal aud Claiborne B. B. morVf, uld 100 Creacent City Railroad new as, 0 KewOrieanaCitr H. lrA Orlcant Kaur.ad tia, 741 W'a 100 62 J.

O. Brew. Association 1st COTTOX. WEDXE3DAT EVENING. Sept.

2. 1896. Deliveries st Liverpool after various fluc tuations closed qnlet st -64jl0-04d higher than yesterday. Spots wers also quoted higher, closing at Vd adyance. with sales of 8000 bales reported, of which 7200 were American, Cables attributed the higher prices today at Liverpool to the material advance on this side yesterday.

The tone, however, or Manchester was reported discouraging, with buyers holding off. Futures at New York opened 8312 points higher than yesterday's close, bat closed gl2 lower, with sales of 258,000 bales reported. Spots were firm here at previous prices, with sales of 1100 reported on tha spot and 1250 to arrive. There were no deliveries on contracts. In response to Liverpool futures opened points higher here than yesterday close, and soon after advanced 7 points more owing to large buying orders.

Later prices became easier on reports of rains in some parts of Louisiana and Mississippi, and on indications of rains in Texas, and declined 30 points from the highest figures reached and finally dosed at net loss on the day of 14 points, with sales of 53.900 bales reported. Port receipts were 14.844 bales to-day. against 971 this day last year and 646 the year before. 79.499 thus far this week, against 7130 thus far this week last year sod 27,250 the year before, 25.689 sine Sept. 1, against 2038 same time last year and 7795 the year before.

The- receipts to-day at the five principal interior towns were as follows: 1S96 1895. 11 61 34 209 1.793 1894. 5 232 10 153 2.838 St. Louis Houston ..1.133 92 81 The estimate for Thursday's receipts at Houston was bales, against 2319 same day last year and 1208 the year before. New Orleans Market.

The Cotton Exchange reports sales of 1100 bales and 1250 to arrive. Market opeaed firm and closed steady. Deliveries on contract bales. Stained MNc fewer. To-da.

TetrMaS. 0 6'4 OH OH 7 3-16 7 3-18 IwtwMk 7 3-18 7 7-ltf 7H 7 13-13 8 11-16 Low ordinary Good ordinary. Low Middlluir Good Middling lair lair Futures First 7 7-ltf 7H 7 13-16 un-ia 7 7-ld 74 7 13-m 11-16 call -opened Irregular, quiet and closed easy. Bales 63.900 at second call, bales, sgalnst 69,500 yesterday. First call.

Second call. Third call. :15.m. 12 in. 2:00 p.m.

Jin sin ask Feb 116 8.V t.ul April (4 May Juuo MS July (4 7.9.li7. 5 77'7 98 8.0 7.T. 7.7U7 7 u7.n3 im dav. 7 i4 1 8.o-.',s.o3 T.Mi4i.o 7.sf an 7.iti'4;ja An a si1 7.03 id bid 7.i4 hid 7.7i7.SO Last eek. 7.of73 7.50i7)7 7.t7.ol Oi 7 mi b.d v.

7 nam .94 a-a'iA 10-day. Jan. March. Way -4 June- -m -14 .4 4 7.5.'i bid 7. ii 7.37 7.3 147.40 7.417.42 7.4:147.48 Lowes, and hiirheat.

7.6.S4 7.tj:i7J3 7.tJk7.i4 7.74i s.0. 7J8S.0U July. Sept. Oct. .02 7.72i47.rd 7.i.i47.7rt 7.8:l47.Kl Ji7m7Jbit Sales.

100 3.1UO 44.0HO 700 i.i.)i Dect. ...7.7 1 .75 Arratftf pncesi. Rpt.mtey. 7. i V.7I November.

T.t-4 Leceiulier. 7. -t8 March. 8.00 Thus far Hent. 1 to date Hceipts To-dav.

tuis wk. 5,100 213 i 15. 6.224 ,400 i'S 157 737 uross 5.114 21.84 i porta 3.400 Channel Fra ce l.Vt 457 Continent. Coastwise. 843 Pressea 3.7.979 62.733 1.5.-0 buij-boaru.

J.O14 3m.o."i eui'j New York Market, Epots Quiet. Sales. 70G7 bales. To-di v. es'dar.

Last week Mid. 5-16 8 H-it5 8 3 18 i. Oulf 8 V-iti 8 7-16 8 7-10 iuturea i-asv. aies, iies. To-dav.

k'en'tiav. Last 8.1-14S.11 8.2 ts il 7.747.8 N.138.1. 7.8li47. 8 IS 8.2iS.30 8.o:tia,- h.3i,.s8 1.4 7.lv,77 7j 8.22H.24 1 (4 7.79m7.81 7.74ui.7. 7.67.tft 8.0H4S.08 7J.Mi.ia 8.1 ms.12 7.U7i7.08 8.

9,1.10 b.t 5 8 IHJ 8.1U, 7.73t7.74 United States Markets, il.ddlini- To-day. es'iiayj Last w-k. Stocks Hew 7H 7 3.t)51 b-MtSd 5.1-'.i 30. 47 2 1.401 5.0 '1 3. h7 878 68.033 20.i i.2!H 4.109 1-UU3 Omlvestou 7 Mobile 1 a.

7i 7 7-4 Charleston 7 JM 74 7) wuuunstun. 7V, 74 7V, 74, Baltimore 8V, 8 8V4 NewVork 8 5-16 3-18 8 3-18 8 3-10 8H Phila.telpliiA... tt-iO 8 7-18 8 7-18 Memphis. 7 7s 7TS Ais-usta 7 7- 7V, ...71 74 8 BtLouia 1 H-IO 71 Net ileceipta at IT Thi S. Forts.

Last ThiaWk Thus far Toay. New Oi leans, 5.1UO 4.057 1, .3,1 1 8 week. 21.23.1 2,8 1.4 M4 4 6J-4 2, 7 M.1LVA week. last y'r a o.t '84 1 7.802 3471 1.215 ism l.lOo 18 i 3 8 819 iliiiingum 73 i .2 FaUnuore. New lUmton.

J5 I nilvl.lpiua, ll West Tevas City. Various M. 1M 45 17J 0 r.oat Iutal.14.A44 Reels st all 7V.9 18 241Jo 18y." 2 0TS 274.031 7,130 lv 4 7.7 blocks st 1 orta 198,088 fsreitxa Exports at All Porta. -Tnoslar Sep-, 1 This Lat This Last week. 7ste bl4 week.

12,73 syeaiv jrer. it r.ritata.. France w.tiSt 15.27 uice acii. year before lAst 14U4 Foreign Markets! l-tv cnxxl ait prices lirui. To-lay.

ses'itaf Sjnsf irek. mddg 4-H 4 17-32 Movement Sales Hut bsies, vneica fMOi tsctti Anc-ii. sn 00 A isiucea auiet. 4 22A2VM 4 l.Ald-t 4 l4A15-r4 4 1314-4 4 1314-4H 4 13 14-04 4 I415-t4 4 loUii iliilMH 4 asS wek. 4 22-l4 4 10-64 4 14-04 4 13-04 4 13-i4 4 134 4) 14 I.V44 4 15-04 4 15 10-O4) bept-oct.

Nov-Lc. leo-Marctu. ch-Aifil. Arm-May. 4'-t4 4 21-i4 23-C-4) 5 2 wi4 4 4 2.MH '-0-u4 4 4 2S-64 Tie-duly 4 lAIU--4 MncUert4w Clo'-ta SUA varus: Havers huLl ofi Has-re ar.i steady.

tast Xu-dss es iIaA week. oi i 4" 4i 4 48 4s4 SJ 4 4S4 4 4Hi 4S-H SS leliverie-3Uad, t. 511 51 1V liruary 51- 514) OCEAX FREIGHTS The toUswlng la ths official report at tba leo. April May Auiriu Nov. Lvc.

Ir 1 i 1 1 quantlUetil iteunvd 3.5c per gallon. i.mi vc per gallou in Dbls and lyUfr In Lard No. 1 50c. extra No. 1 60c, extra win- strainer- COSitSe.

Llnsee er gallon, st 41e for raw and 43c boiled COTTON-SEED PRODUCTS-Crhs following are receiver' prices): Cotton Seed 7 per ton of 2000 lbs net to the mills, no commission of any kind to be auded. Cotton-seed Meal Jobbing At depot $16 50 16 75 per short tcu of 2vjO lbs: for export, per long ton of 2240, f. o. SIS 5019 for current mi nth. Oil Cake for export SIS 50fi19 per long ton, f.

o. b. Crude Cot ton-seed Oil (at wholesale or for shipment) Strictly prime. In bbls, per gallon, 1'; loose, per gallon, lb-ld-c, according 10 location of mill. Refined Cotton-seed Oil Prime, in lKs.

per gallon, at wholesale or for shipment. Cotton-seed Hulls Delivered, per 10U lbs (se-cordiug to locatiou of mill). 20u25c Foots vie Lluu-r Af-ordlcg to style and staple A 33 SV. 2 33c. Aabes None.

BALING STCFFS The following are receivers' prices: The American Manufacturing Company BaggingSouthern. 21, lbs. ec per yard; American. 2 lbs. ttkc; Standard, 2 lbs, 6Vfec; Boston, 14 lbs.

5-ic Ludlow Hub, 2'i lbs. 8Hc per yard; York. 2 lbs. Cm-; Daisy. lbs 5c.

Twine IVr lb. jute tic, bernivOc. Cotton Ties bundle 1 Steel arrow, 43 lbs, lltij reel. $1 35: oue-pierced ties. SI 15.

COAL Pittsburg By boatloads 27fa29; to plantations tun the bank) 32S per barrel for June delivery. "3 July delivery and for August delivery: to steamboats 351 40c per Mil: to steamships S3 25-i3 50 per ton; car loads S4i4 50 i-r ton; families 50r per bbl, $5 per hiid. Anthracite t-t'J 5o per ton. Alabama Corona 4oc per bid. Corona nut coal 35c per bbl.

splint coal per bbl 45c. nut splint 35c per bhl. Cahaba 45c per bbl, steam coal tear loads) 25. Poultry, Kkck, Moss, Esculents nd Frnits Iteceivets' prices ef tne under-niuned ar- ticici, uccorumg to tiio otllcuii quulauons of the New Orleaos Pioome k.xi-tiaiO-': rULLIKI A-N1 LGG8 Ibe tollowlug are receivers prices; ioboers ooiain l.niin; more per dozen tor poiuirv aud l(2c higoer fur eks: uei-eipts of poultry small: nevertheless there was uo demand to-day. Owing to the Inclem ent weather there were no buyers out and 1 few sales only were made, priuciually on yes terday orders.

Iteceiuts ot eggs were light and the market was eluded HD w.ta hignr prices western CLlckens Orowu To, lag XI 20 tJo. oucks nominal, larkeys nominal. Louisiana cnuKens i.runn young II (y Zo. tracks and turkeys nominal. estern iva i'-jf.

Louisiana 16c. MOSS Black per lb. black mixed II iC. erav mixed lc. gray 4c.

ESCULENTS Tne Honing are receivers' prices; jobbers obtain 15i4i25c more per bbl ot uoi: Western cabbages in good supply and Beans are ouiet and weak. Lmisiaoa garlic is in ample supply aod weak. Potatoes in fair supply and niar.et steady. Onions are in light suppiy and good demand. Bins Jobbing, per ib Northern whits zviU z'-jc.

cauiornia wmte 2c. Ltnia 3c. pins 2 tc. Northern red kidney Z-hC, CaLforma do 2Hc. cabbage western (1 4UU1 7 per crate.

bulk 'fas. Garlic Per string Louisiana 1040c. Kraut estern. btila 4i4 00. wotH f-.

tmiors Louisiana SI 15ftii 25 per bbl. 55Q60c per sack. Peas Jibblng. oer lb Green 202Vic. lady Virgiuis black eye 2Vjc.

California Duck eye per lb. peas 3Hc per lb. leu 1 us 4c per i. parity iC. Potatoes Irish I'er bbl New Western 98-: for St.

lAuis. SI 2.1 for Louisville. Potatoes, sweet er bid Ordinary S1U1 20. spauisa none, pumpkin yams nnoe. tomatoes Per crate.

4or. oer box Z3c: St Louis, oer Dusuel box. 9'(S1. FRCITS AND TS The follow lr are re ceivers' prices; Jobiiers obtain 25u5dc mors for small packages and mora per pound: mere is very utile doing in dried Irults and nuts. Lemons sre steady.

Coroanats srs in fair supply. Bananas are In moderate supply snd good demand. Peacbes are tn llgnt receipt and steady. California fruits are in fair supply. Granea are in good receipt and fair demand.

Apple are in giod supply. Apples Per M4 $1'1 5o. fancy $2. Bauanas $1 25- il 5 per bunch packed in eaaes: car Iota, straights TocijSl; culls, 40bJ Goc per bunch. citron ijegnorn iorriDC per 10.

Cucoannts Choice i23425 per 1000; S3 oer 100. in sacks. Currants Boxes, loose. 3Vtja4c; barrels 3Va SVaC. nates Persian, new 4V5fiI3e per Ib: Fard 74Sbc; packages 6c per lb.

Oried rruits JODDing. per 10 urtea apples 8c, dried peaches 3'n3Vjc, evaporatea apples peaches 7V4jSc. evaporated apricots evaporated nectarines loe. evaporated pears 8 igs i-ayers loraiie per id in pound ovals. 12v-c per lb; bags.

6c per lb; kegs. l6c. Lemons Per box Messina 14 505Z3. Palermo $4 SoiijS. tits oreign, per lb.

alinonrs. Tarragona. 10c; Brazil nuts, chestnuts. Italian. 8c; ftltierts.

walnuts. Chili, 7(tjc; Nnples 12c. Peaciies per 1-3 nnshei box ZU75c: call. fornia Sll 50 per box. Pecans per 10 Louisiana, sew.

24115c: Texas. 25c. Peanuts Per lb Tennessee red 4c. Virginia white, hand-picked. farmers' stock 2ti3c.

California grapes SI augl 75 per one-ha If Pears Callrornla. per box, 5oq2. Plums California 1 75 per crate. Prunes California. 64ic Per lb: French BO 7VjC per lb.

Kaisins California. London layers. 95drtl per box; bair-ooxes. wrriSoc; iuarter-boxes. loose muscatels.

8tSS5c; do 60-lb boxes. 333ic per lb. Watermelons per lou. ss-yla. LIVK STOCK The cattle market was dull snd weak on all classes; sales slow except on is few choice Texas beeves snd cows; calves and yearlings dull and weak.

The nog market was dull and weak. Sheep were dull. Receipts. Sales. Stock.

Cattle 55 83 21 Calves and yearlings 250 189 418 138 20 "oss 8hecp aiip-n cows 11 wi-tpi t.noic rrass-rea neeres lb gross, common grass-fed beeves 2Vji33c; Mississippi. Alabama, choice 2Vst3c lb; common and old cows per head. Yearlings, per Head First Qurdity, 113, second quality fslo. Choice calves tSiilo, common S4h7. llogs 4'er lb.

Gross Good fat Western 4Va t-5C. common 3'ti4c, ooacnita J-neep, per tieao sjrua. lair tlu-l. Milch cows, tier Head First uualltv S3ra S-to. secooa ouaury ai.aa.

HORSES AN1 MULLS No receipts, with a very light demand. Mules City SlVXTiUS. sucar S125il60. ricn and cotton ls loo. Horses Saddle snd nsntess none, neavy dray Siou-if.

lao. common Soca iw. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH I FEEDSTCFFS. CHICAGO, sept. 4 ash quotations were ss follows: Hour nominal.

No. 2 spring wheat 55-Si. No. 3 spring wheat No. 2 red 59vi.

No. 2 corn 20V. i'a. 2 oats 15-. No.

2 white f. o. b. 20. No.

3 white No. 2 rye 9 No. 2 bar lev nominal. No. 3 f.

o. b. 22132. No. 1 flaxseed f.

o. b. 18. Prime timothy seed 64. Mees pork, per bbl S2 60.

Lard, per luo $5 70. Short rib sides lioosel S3 32'A. Dry Kilted shoulders 25. Short clear sides (boxed) Whisky Distillers' finished goods, per gallon $1 18. Articles Receipts.

Shipments. Floui. liarrels Io.isa) 13.000 Wheat, bufehels 27.tH 111.0ml Corn bc.l.onO Oats Rye l.l.imo 17.0110 27.000 On the Prodiics EAi-hange to-dav the hotter market quotations were: creamery 9orl6. dai ry Cheese steady. Eggs firm; fresh 11.

ST. LOCIS. Sent. 2. Wheat lower and dull: No.

2 red cash elevator 57. track 5725814. September 57Vi, December 60-Vi bid. Corn firmer: No. 2 casa IV Sntmber Decmlier May 22 sskcl.

Oats weak: No. 2 cosh lvi No 2 Senrera- ber 16V.i. May 164 bid. Rve 28. Barley firm.

Corn meal tidy. Bran tina. Flaxseed lower at 61. Timothy seed unchanged. Whisky steady at SI 18.

Hay firm. Butter steady. Cheese Eggs firm at H'-i. Lead firm. spelter lower at S3 40.

Cotton tl-s $1 4o. Bareing 5Tv''1i. Pork steady; standard mess Jobbing $5 87v2fi6 37H. Lard fir- prime steam $3 17V-. cilice $3 Boxed shoulders $4.

lonzs $4. clear ribs $4 50. si-lea $4 25. Dry Salt Meet Bojed shoulders $4 37V. clear ribs S3 siles S3 73.

Receipts Hour 4is barrels, wheat 80.000 bushels, corn 74.0n. oats 3s.ii0. Shipments Flour 11.ms hsxreU. wheat 7300 bushels, corn 153., oats lS.ortrt. CINCINNATI.

Sept. 2. Money 8 per cent. New York exchange 75c discount to par. Clearings $1,803,450.

r. STUCK. Kansas Cifv. Sept. 2 Cattle Receipts 42f head, shipments 42f0- Texas cows $1 t-ii 2 05.

beef steers $3 00; 1 7.1. native SI 50 03 stoi-kers and feeders 12 05. bulls $1 21. Hoes Receipts 9200 bead, shipments 22CO; market weak to 10c lower: bulk $2 85513 15. bavv $2 o'i3 5, packers S2 mix-d S3fSX'i3 15.

lights $.1 20. yorkers $3 55 3 s5. pigs S3 1014 Sheep Receipts 5u b-id. shipments 23; rmr-ket steady; lambs $2 75tj3 25. muttons $3 50 63 55.

St. Lc.tii. Sent. iCattl Receipts 44O0 head. iiipmnts 3400; native steers S3 tio.

dressed beef and butcher grades S3 4 3'fc licht steers nnler WW $2 7514 V. stix-kers and tellers $2 iiO. raws and N-tfrs t2 00. Tvn and Indian steers $2 30 3 30. cows 1 KJTi-2 75.

Hogs Receipu 6000 held; mixed $3 903 20. heavy S3 30. Sheep Receipts 2800 head, shipments none; on 3 W. oil at at Business Brisk in Stocks in New York. Movement of Prices Toward a Higher Level.

Buaish Sentiment Reaches Quite a High Pitch, Here Active Tallies Were Barely Steady Snjar Weak and Bice Steady. On Seporta of Eains Cotton Futures Close at a Decline of Fourteen Point, NEW YORK COTTOX MARKET. Special to The Tlmes-Demoerst. New York, Sept. 2.

Liverpool closed tjolet at 10 points advance, our iuture i market opened at from 10 to 11 points advance on near and 8 points on Jar rcoiitlis. The market then seemed to stagger under the load of realizing sales and a decline set In which forced values under yesterday's closing. Then the more contiJcnt one opposed the undercurrent, and again prices Improved and were carried to the top, January selling at 8.32, aud so It swayed, varying only by the presence of prominent operators at the ringside and guessing produced by their action. It was undoubtedly a day of realization, aud many operators, who buying Saturday and Monday, talk morecouservativcly to-day, and very few suggest entering the field. Uealizing tiet in near noon, and January sold down to 8.15.

A calm that succeeds the storm prevailed during the afternoon, and fluctuations ragged with perfect freedom within the limits of yesterday's highest dotations, aud there seemed to be no pciial siguUicance In the tradug. The advance Monday of 82 points dazed even ring traders, which is statins the case very iositlvely. as they are not tiMially affected by fluctuations. The last bour of the session produced some hammering orders, and the pessimistic element, encouraged by lack of substantial outside, buying, seemed to think toe time fur the foundation of short interest. A special dispatch from Haleigh, X.

sted in effect that stocks held there are about 'oa per cent of last year," and further that never in the cotton history of that locality has the movement been so early and so HtH-ral. The feeling ts that without general or outside gjieculatlon the market can hardly be sustained. The cl. se was easy at a net decline of 1(V14 points. A SI GAR, JIOLASSFS.

RICH tUHLE, VXD Special to The Times-Democraf New York, Sept. 2. Sugars Tti Unset tled condition of the London market caused cnsettlemeut here, and values are more or less nominal. The unsettled feeling here leads to wide difference of opinion as to trade and value, and some bold ers are not ottering tnelr sugars, consequently only a small business was done. There was Indifferent demand for refined sugars, which kept the sales movement noun To very "moderate pro portions, me country oas been expecting a oeciine.

ana ouyers neia otr in tuts an ticipation. Prices to-day were unchanged. touie ay that the country Is fairly well ippised witn sugar, but others seem to think that stocks are light. Deliveries are loH'ie quite promptly, but refiners say thiit one or two days of real good business would very materially red ace their Mi.cks ana lead to backward auipments. Mnlasses Firmness ts still retorted In the market for molasses, epecially for good slock, which is iu fair demand.

Sup plies are locany, ana neiu oy par lies no win not well unless buyers sre willing to pay full ratM. The close of the season at New Orleans shows supplies far l-chind those of last year, and this tends to strengtnen tne market here. I ice Domestic grades of rice are Tn lisut supply and In good demand. In fact. me new nee coming lu nnds waiting buy ers, ana old stock Is held with consider- Btie nrmnesai Foreign sorts are in good aemand and sell at fuil rates.

While prices are not quotaDly higher, sellers re port tnat It In easy to get full rates for strictly desirable grades. Receipts of rotiga so tar nnre been about 50 tier cent less ttan last year, while sales of cleaned are iigured at per cent more than last cat. REVIEW OF WALL STREET. Special to Tie Times-Democrat. New York, Sept.

2. If the Republican majority In ermont had merely held to Bou average wjtn recent votes, or even if that average had been slightly exceed ed, the news wonid probably have had no enect on prices, but the overwhelming majority rolled up puts a very different meaning upon tie vote, and on the stock market it had an hi: mediate influence. Prices rose well above the parity In Lon dun before the New York market opened oui suoM-queuuy me acivauce on our own Bi'K'k i.xcuauge was so rapid that Lon oon could not kef pace wli'j it. aud arbl tr.i-e concerns within the hour were sell In-- here to take profits on differences 1 Uis did not interrupt the upward tend t-ucj. simultaneously, sterling exchan to yield a fraction from yesterday' Mi-u uuixuer ana very laminar re- uccuou iavoraoie rx.i;ical develop mintT.r in prices on to-day phi.

a aaccteii nearly all activ vecurities. stot-ks varied, however, in the j-apniiiy oi iiieir advance, and tn thin re- i was very iioticeuble that high uuiuniu (ffl.i-iiis snares moved iiu (it-ciucuir tlie greatest violence. Lak ouuie. ior rose 3 7-H ioint 'be tirst tw hours. Lackawanna 1-4 i nsol: tlas Z.

In-iaware aud Hud Jersey Central 3. liv j.cnd-naying granger shares made aim iiiou-m less extreme advances. uie oi tne lu.Iustrials. act snorts besxn with tb jiiaraei owning. There were, however, uujiug otner tliau such retre speculative sellers.

RotU In stocks an lOt)liiS I. i i uuuw I'urcuases were II a smunraJ the 1 -i x.n.ii. wurK i. mnrt gold imiMirt 11, 1. vrnrtl.

nti.in 11 is lunl Wlln tbI, aeheiiinir p.ld enpgements In London CUmla 8aa graduSllyYo CofTeel-Optlons opened steady with prices unchanged to 5 points blghr ru fltill and f.turcless on lotal trsd closed at 8 point, net advance 1 elf. l. 1-4. Total warehouse deliveries Insulted States ks1. New York stnek iZ lay 22S.mO; I'nited States itoi! efiost for the United States 251 to't'ii vislhle for the United States against 5ltt.o;.7 last year.

Santos quiet; cood average Snntos lt.v: receipts stock 4S7. Hamburg. qnlet and unchanged: Rio weak-No. 7 Kio exchange 8J. Keccints timrai lur r.urope nonei sto Havre CoTee closed quiet n- cutingeu; sales riatrs THE 1AY IX DETAIL.

The stock market to-day displayed con-fiderabie distribution of business. The movement of prices, with momentary Interrupt ions, wks toward a higher "level end the bullish sentiment eventually reached quite a high pitch. The owning vas active and higher, partly in reionse to the advance la the London market, end in the initial dealings a round amount of stocks changed bands. The advancing tcniiency was helped by. development of weakness In the exchange market.

It Is understood that soma of the orders ge- -t 1 OiHl. 1. US- yond the greater ease lu sterling and the -v' 1 1 vj nuidmi- 1 loitf 1 i IT il It," 4 IU I I1C in 3 A of of ership, aud under animated dealings sharp advances were scored- In the prominent shares advances were scored. The trading reached a numb-r of active shares, and this class tme of the fluctuations were quite marked. Erie first preferred and C.

O. and St. Louis preferred gained 3 each. The coalers figured still higher. Lackawanna was dull at 103.

as agatnst lo3 3-4. the last previous sale. New Jersey Central rose 3 3-4 to 1-4. Among other important advances Chicago Gas rose 3 1-4 to 5. Lake Shore 3 -S.

St. Paul 2 1-8 and preferred 5. Sugar 5-8, and Cordage guaranteed 5 per cent. number of other material but not Jess extensive gains were recorded. The Indifferent movements in Illinois and Minnesota Iron excited considerable comment.

In the closing dealings Illinois Steel ft to 41 The fluctuations noted were attributed to manipulation. The market closed strong at the top level and showing Improvements of 1-2 to 5 per cent In the leading shares. Bonds displayed pronounced strength on Increased dealings aud a wide distribution dealings. Government bonds were steady; new 4s rose 3 ft-S per cent to 115 7-8 on dealings Other Issue were higher on big dealings. State bonds quiet.

The total sales of stocks to-day were 2S0.841 shares, including American Tobacco 3SI0. American Suirar 4V0, Baltimore and Ohio 4100. Illinois Central 1100. Louisville and Nashville U300. St.

I'aul 5oUU. Western Union 37uO. GENERAL DOMESTIC REPORTS. New York, Sept. 2.

Flour Receipts barrels, export 24.400; dull. Kye flour steady. Cornmeal dull. Kye dulL Barley quiet. Barley malt dull.

Wheat bushels, exports 40,200. Spot weaker. No. 1 hard 67 8-44. Options opened steadier on light spring wheat receipts and frost talk, but was eak for the balance of the day under liquidation, easy cables, big Increase in the world's 6tock.

closed 3-iyal-2 net low er; Septemter t''ii2 1-4, closed 02 De cember ttt 3-4'nbo l-in. closed at u. Corn Receipts bushels, exports Spot weaker. No. 2 2a 3-4.

Options Miner, but later under liquidation declined to the lowest on record, closing at l-4c net lower; September 2j it-b. December 20 5-8- Oats Receipts 27,000 bushels, exports nouc, weaker; No. 2 IH 1-2'alS 3-4. Options at first higher on bad crop news, but later roke 6uarily ana closed 3-pmi-2c net decline; Septemlicr 19 1-4, closed li 1-4, liecember 2 3-WT21 l-s. closed 20 3-4.

Hops steady. Hides steady. Leather steady. Wool dull. Beef steady.

Cut meats steady. Lard steady; estern steam $2 75, refined steady. I'ork steady. 1 al low steadv. Cotton seed oil steady.

1 e- roleum lirm. united closed 51 0i 1-2. nice rm. Molasses hrm. 1 lg iron du.l.

bro- ers $10 50. Lead firm, brokers $2 ex change $2 7rj2 75. Tin quiet straits 13 35. Mates quiet. Spelter dull.

domestic $3 7tt. Sugar Kaw quiet and steady; fair refin ing 2 7-8: centrifugal li test 2 S-S. Re fined quiet. Cblcaco Grain and Provision Mar ket. Chicago, Sept.

2. Nervousness alt ver In financial conditions caused general liquidation In wheat to-day. and lecem ber closed l-2c lower after a firm opening. Corn and oats were more fortunate, but closed l-8c lower each. FrovWions were irregular at the close, but higher.

Wheat made a short, nervous Jump at the opening, December starting at from 3-4 to 1-8, as compared with I8 1-2 ilM Its closing price of the day before. In about twenty minutes from th opening it was selling at 5S 1-2, and Hot- Ubstaudinz tuo utmost vuorts oi friends to bring about a recovery lef ore 11 o'clock it nad sold as Tow as b. The rise was due to the strong New York stock, market a the ieniiig nd the creut fallinff ell in the numiier ox cars received at Aliuueapolis and Kuiutu. The receipts at those ptace.s. whii'h numbered veslerday IS Hi cars, had dwindled to What favorable ffect the latter item might have had, however, was neutralized by the XDlanatlon that the tailing off was caused by the partial blockade on one of the great grain roads.

The true inwardness 'f the slunipy condition of the market as the apprehension resulting from the unsettled state of the local tiliances. In connection with IMamond Match and Yerkes street railway slock. reported an increase for the vtek of 1.5oo.O'jO bushels of wheat tn the world's visible supply, and au Increase for the month, el l.Ooo.OOi bushels on tb l'ucific ccast. Several large perators were TieaTT sel lers of wheat during the progress of above decline, and after 12 o'clock the -arly buyers ol that wneat Tried iu tneir turu to find some of those to take it off their hands. The consequence was that Decem ber had another slump to 7 bid.

A mild reaction followed -this break. December advancing to 1 bid. This was the closing price. Corn showed some firmness during the earlv hours of the session. 1 nost was predicted for to-night hi several of the States.

Ihe weakness displayed ny wneat gradually affected prices, however, and the close was at a slight decline. May opened unchanged at 24-3-4. advanced to 4 aud declined To 4 a-iL closing at 24 5-8 bid. Oats followed The general trend corn, and likewise suitered a siltrnt loss; trading exceedingly dull and mostly of a scalping nature. The visible report showed an increase or nuheis.

May opened 1-Sc lower at 18 7-K, and sold between la aud IS 5-S, ciosiug easy a' IS 3-4. Provisions strong, and while most of the early. advance was subsequently lost tiiere was a nrm midertone to tne trade at! day. A perceptible improvement in the demand was noticeable. January pork closed about be higher at fh 82 1 -2Jtti Sj.

JhP.nnrv lard closed 2 l-2c hither at 3 72 1-2TT3 75. Ribs unchanged at S3 45. Estimated receipts for Thursday: Wheat cars, corn 505, oats 3oo, hogs 2T.t" head. Leading futures ranged as follows Articles. Ojn 1 Hiih.

1 Low. I Close. Wheat. No. 2 Semcuiiier IVivmtier May Corn.

No 2 October IWemlKT May Oats, No. 2 May Mess Pork Retnniber IcMber January Lard I 5 2f' i-'k -li l'i r.TTs;' 5 HI tb24 a 021 Da 1VH ls tz JO1, Jt 24- 15H MM, 1 1 VH 1H 5 77V, 6b-TV, To I 72S oclot-r Jauuarv Mhort Ribs 1 V-1. 'I --r. ma9m9. January 3 4 3 1.0 I 3 72V, 3 id I o30 I 347V 34a I 3 V-Vj 32-.

3 421 327V, Dry tioodni New ToA, Sept. 2. More business round for cotton and woolen goods was reported by dry goods commission vuer- chauts to-day. For the former values are very firm and to-day sales of many cottoa goods were l-4c bibber than a week ac. 1'iinting cloths in good demand at 2 1 bid and declined, and more busino-x aioiu in aidds at 1-loc advaui.

Mures Marl Wilmington. Sept. S. Uosi-A strained $1 35. good Jl 4'.

Spirits steady at 2V.i2l 3 Tar quiet at t.V Turpen tine quiet; fcard l'i soXt I -w SI Savannah, its CJ 1-2 liX iosii urm. tow's l.oaaTfcsl CsM Kew soi k. Sept. i. liven ir.f st" London cablegram says: The stiH'k toarkets tjettcp, tiut the cIomiij; -was umW-r the best.

'ou-sols wer Hi were gooil. The re'overy iu attentiviy watchei here, and bus made Tinmey rates easier. Iiatlk were rirtn, tut tuar-ket generulii irnis; i.i-J irroguliir and utx-ertaiu. i'lie fafis 1-rliu nci rja. tewjus 9ses- nw4 SS" London, fept.

Ciosiug Consols money Ilio do Jjr eiccount H2 3-1U. Krie firs's jrefrtvi IKiuois 4r.tral 91. Mexican ordinary l.l-S. St. 4'aul om-mon C) 3-8.

I'eunsylvania ReadLis 4 1 Mexican Central new 4s litis allvef ifQi-Sd jcr ounce. Slsaey 1-2 to of siieep. wl.ile lambs were badly (Srmo rallied an.i irregularly lower. SNm-p wers slow at 5 for the poorer dock up to $3 23j3 50 for the hest Westerns rred'ciliiating. Lambs moved slowly at S3 00 with Mwu.i Uimbs at $5 15 00.

Comparatively tew sold ahi-ve S4 75. Ke.ei! tsCattls 17.000 bead, bogs 2S.0OO. sheep MONET AND STOCKS. NEW TORK. Sent.

2 Money on llrm 36 per cent, last loss 5. rinsed offered 3 tier cent. Prime mercantile pa oer nomin ally 49 per cent. Sterling exchange heavy, with actual besiness la bankers' bills st 44'. for demand ami for sixty das; posted rates and 4So.u4Jvl: commercial bills 481 Bar silver 66.

iSllver certificates r.8.4res-.us..'..lI.V Oa.Psc.lsU V9 C.8.4coup.new..ll.V4 L'-n. a R.ti. TJ.8.."reg- 110 Urn. tU.li.il 1.., rie 5S C.s 4arer 10" G. H.

a. ts. lovv- 'i as. A. 1J P.S.'Jsreg "2 J.

A I'M racinc ri lt 1. T.C. A 10 iM.K.aT. lt-. 7v Ala.

ass mo lo." r.v. Ala. cloa Ala currency La.newc.ns'l yissonrt N.C.4S S. C. on Teun.new settia.

Tenu. uew stt vl uiual 1110 us Ii 10 io luo 1.0 5 J. INor.Pae.lsts.. lr: 5 tfc; N. W.rotuuu l.fct y.W.S.F deb 5s 105 WH t.

Paul a 1-72 72 inn.new set irnn.oid setoa. Vj. del Atchison -e A tc hison 2d A Can SUi'd2i4 L. N. unified 4 r.C e.w.5s....lt iren-W 50 I ven.0 1' 3 4 Tx.

rac. 1st 74t loi I'. Pac. iky 1 West Shore, 1- 2 I Or.N sv. ial.

low St! Stocks Atchison llVjiS.T. prv, 1.15, S. T. A t.aig t.0 A. X.n d4S, Ontario a i-.

jv, A.x T.H. rei oreKon t.xpress, 1IW Nay 13 uait.jc Ouu 1 m''J. 3 L. liv. taa.

raiuc Kt 1 Sx-inc Can. Southern. 1 ixtc as, 14 nttsouir 1 r'uiiuiau Pilots iti a-uug iKUia ler er. pid i.u.a, G.a 40 'siauu. 5iH Bt.L.S i.A.Ul Central Pacinc loV couio 1.7jJ Alton.

..1 c. it. a C'liuago uaa. 57 iaa 1 1 1 1 4 cm: a st 1 2 1. Coal A Ir i Cot.

oil ceruis iwl. Lac. (-s. 5o Ien.AK.G.pref.. 4.

Ci.FftedersCou East Teuu tne 13 trie 1st pref a trie rj Fort Wyii9 143 Gt. Nortr pref lo, k. III. prel if tS i -u. t.

r. a i. a o.otd. witnern airar twnnm-y il -in. c.

a Iron l. Pacinc i pt td 5u t'nion Paciuo s.txpress. llocking Illinois at. p. a Iuiutii Kan, a 1 ex.

prl. L. L.E. W.prl Lake ahorv 4 ot. l.

a 8S 15 W. st. Uif. oid IVells-i aru-o Aetsisr? ulon SO 1 neei. Oil noel.

Li. pitL 24 si 144, Minn, a ai-1 1. IKASILO 11 4a 1 xtinaiLin-u 14 8 11 col.lul 1 l-s a 1 pid UO S8 1. I14 I.A.A.aS.M.. 16 bt.L.K.C 4V, bs U.si.

L.a ki.Cpi. 1 4V4 Southern ii 7-4 8 s.miucra K.U. pta 2i, Lead AN L. a New Albany ManQatian M'uiiis a c'h'stou i i en Missouri Mobile Ohio Nash. 4 Cual tl.

Cord Nil. Com. pri N.J. Cen Nor. A West, 14 Ainer.

Ois l'JS -Uier. ooacco 14 4 7 10" Coui. Cab! Co 1-5 lv, Aiuer. sovar pii. i 11 C.

a.C'oruairs lo 4, 'J 8 LLatuer Did. 1-7 1 K.iocmr lii Nor. Amer. Nor -lac Nor. Pac.

pn a.r. ien. North weat'rn C. 3. liuooer Bjfctou Stocks and Bonds Closing Prices: Money West fend 4s Caoi 7 westing.

adso "liu.s ioua 7 prt. 49 aux-ii- 1 ls.Censral AUh.Top.aSt.Fs-. nv, susctno. IU Anisricaii suirai uen. tlevtrio pel 02 Aui.r.sugur on.

iwrnu uay statu uaa. Atcumon seconds. 1714 seilTel ....200 AtciiUHin 4s boston pew Ajuclaaa Ui giostona Maina 153 jen. us si SOULS lliuwixl. cent.

a Ktfs, Mimmr 8u Fitchbunr Ailouez main's Lo f-" llcuourn 1 15V, ti.n tUec trie 25 i--sion a Aioat ill mi. 37 Busiun Mexican Calaineta 1.N. tn- CO Old Colony i raaaan 8 ore Short Line 1 it KUDber lti vcooi 23 anbber prt uvuncy. low axn iJiro 5 sants r' Copper Union Pacino. 5V 6rtv, Weatnd il oivenu 4t NEW YORK.

Sept. X-Clearing balances S5.5b5.2O0. BOSTON, Sept. i Clearings S14.4S2.33i balances SI. 832.231.

ST. LOL is. Sept. Clearings 14.070.000. balances 4.i7.0o.

Money oa call at 7 per cent, on time 7'aS per cent. New Xork exchange SI discount bid. 75e asked. BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.

Clearings S3.625.1S6. balances S4J0.54X PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2. Clearings $12.

718.8s. balances 1.5.751. MEMPHIS, Sept. 2. Clearings SUM964.

bolan-r-s $44,352. New Xork exchange selling st 50 premium. CHICAGO. Sept. 2.

Clearings S14.638.9U3. Mouey firm: on call 7 per cent, oa time 7 per cent. New York exchange $1 30 discount. Foreign) exchange barely steady; demand 484V4. sixty days 4S2.

BOARD OF HEALTH. The following were recorded yesterday: BIRTHS; Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mra Mrs.

Emanuel Lande, a son. Thomas J. inlLh. a daughter. Louis Julian, a daughter.

Thomas H. lyer. a son. Abraham II. Molse, a son.

Charles Bader, a son. MARRIAGES. William, A. Keeder and Miss Maud Ba ringer. Baptist Colletto and Eupheme Davis.

Charles Labat and MUi Annie Fleets. Jean Otuer Villae and Mlsa Maria Euphrasia Dekeniel. DEATHS. Alclde Dominique Lelpeuch, 65 years, 827 Toulouse. Albert Felndei, 4 Rendon and Bell.

Widow Andrew Klees, 32 years, Dao-phiue, near Jordan. Thomas O'Brien. 30 years, 522 Orsjjge. Mrs. Edward Walsh.

51 years; Rampart, between I'icty and Desire. Widow Sarah Freuiant. 29 years. Charity HpitaL Francis TUoinas Hymet. 4 months, 6tXR Laurel.

Louise Martin, 22 years, 631 South, Bot'crtson. Williau O. Beyer. 19 years. 1429 St.

Claude. Joseph. Greaner, 49 years; 1617 Sew Or-Icans. Joseph Larosa, 47 yean, St. Mary and old Magazine.

Kichard TLomtoa. 53 years, 2223 Terp-sit bore. Joseph A. Dielenschnelder, 21 mouths, De Soto, and Lopez. HEAL ESTATB TRANSFERS.

Mrs. M. Burr-ant to American Homestead Company, lot in square bounded by Ciiartre. Eiysiau Fields aud Dw-catur. fl'r-u.

American Homestead Association to Mrs. M. Burrant. same property, $1200. M.

C. Slntes to C. 'jssni. lot In snjarn bounded by Miro. Oalvex, Hospital and Barracks.

4k W. L. Burton to P. A. Chopin, two lots, in square bounded by Monro.

Jeanette. Magazine and Birch. $05, P. C. Klapper to Klarer Tlenna Stam Sausage Manufacturing Company, lot In square bounded by iioussea'i.

Tchoupl-touias. Sorapurn and First. $5oOO. J. Kenny to Mrs.

L. Kenny, lot la square bounded by Cop res. Royal. Li-mira and CUartres. Seattle Banks AV111 Retallata sa Canadian Banks.

Seattle. Sept 2. Seattle- banks will retaliate oa Canadian banks for discounting the money of tl-e United States. The matter had been discussed Informally by the clearing house and final action will be taken at once. The Canadians have been making a discount of 1 per cent on American money, and the pru-ped action of the local brinks, which will unoubtedly be taken, will be taken st a discount of 2 per cent on paper, while 5o cents will be received for 40 eent-4 and 25 cents far 2i cents.

The banks will irive ten days' notice to their customers of the new rule. Send 11 for Ths S-ml-Weekly Times-Democrat on year especially prepared tor country circulation. P.ritiah Anstreiasis British India and East Indies Otner countries In Aals and K-eanlca Afrlt-a Other countries Tntat valus otbef tnanufactares S3.879,03 $3,310,593 Aggregate value ef all otto goods ri'tANCIAL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sept. I.

t8. St.mey continued In fair supply and demand st firm rates. Exchange was qnlet here at New York, and compared with yesterday was quoted as below. Local securities were dull. with lty 4s slightly Improved.

Premium bonds a little Xoweg and other active values barely steady. Sales at Stock Exchange ir.a. CALL. tm, .17544 i 0 Premium AFTER. I P.

1.000 Premium bonds 17i Dally Clearing; House Statement. Thus far Clearances. Balances. This S4.119.ynO S4.827 Last week 4.531.4U6 997.307 Money Markets. Sew Orleans In Bank Exceptional paper 8 per cent, Al paper 8, call loans on collaterals time loans on collaterals 7iJ Outside of Bank Call leans 7't mortgage paper 6aS.

Foreign Bank of England rate 2 per cent. Consols for money 112 1-16, for account 112 3-16. Sliver bullion, per ounce, 30 11-lOd. Paris Rentes 103f t)24c. New Tork Silver bullion, per ounce, 66i 67.

Money per cent. Domestic and Foreign Coin and olra. In Currency Victoria sovereigns $4 SC34 90. 20-franc $3 6033 90. Spanish doubloons S15 40 15 60, Spanish 25 pesetas (4 70.

American silver 5055c per Mexican dollars nominal. I'erOTiaa aols nominal. Chilian pesos nominal. English sliver (per S4 6014 80, Bank of England notes (4 8ou4 90, Bank of Franca notes lSVi'al9Vjc. Korrlga and Domestic Exchasges.

The following quotations are from the New Orleans Cotton Exchange report, except for local bank sterling and francs, which, ars from outside ef ths Exchange: UKl'Afi Tn-dav. Sterlinr Comets 48HH-A4811. 4M 4al5a fciulL.tmdaya. 4at rancs bank, Bank. tin da 3-14 3-t 1 ai.kcollrctmg rats.

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