Show TREASURY CIRCULATION STATEMENT Large Decrease as Compared With Last Year SPECULATION IS VERY IRREGULAR Boom ix oornrox RETRIEVES THE WHE1AT 3LnKET Mu The Corn Crop Reported to Be n Large Oaic Diamoiul Mutch Trust Comes to noii Agreement Additional Addi-tional Gold Government Gov-ernment Bonds Firm Silver onBoard on-Board Strong Washington Sept 3The treasury circulation statement shows that on September 1 all kinds of money in the United Slate outside of what is held in the treasury aggregated 1539169 636 or 2149 per Cit on an estimated population of 71645000 As compared with September 1 1S95 the circulation shows a decrease of 64413394 During the month of August however the circulation cir-culation shows an increase of 24266492 made up largely from the treasury loss of gold 94420000 Gold lin Route New York Sept 3The North German Ger-man Lloyd steamier Trave which sailed from Southampton at 3 p m yesterday for board New York iha 4420000 in gold on Wiill Street New York Sept 3Money on call ha been steady ast 58 pe nt last Ian ait 5 an closing offered alt 5 Prime mercantile paper 9 per cent bar sti ver 664 Mexican dOllar 51453 ½ sterling exchange steady with I actual business in bankers bills at 4827 482 4 for sixty days and 484484 for demand Posted rates 483485 Commercial bills 481J14S2 Government bonds have been firm state bonds dull railroad bonds strong Silver at the board was strong Selling for the London account and the unfavorable statement of the St Paul road for the fourth week and month of August rather dampened the bums ardor I dor at the stock exchange today and I speculation was irregular throughout I Trading however was on a smaller I scade the dealings in stocks amounting I amount-ing to 213048 shares and in railroad and miscellaneous bonds 1148000 Yesterday Yes-terday the sales of stocks were 277083 shares and of bonds 1353000 Lower cables from London were mainly responsible re-sponsible for the early decline of 1 p cent but before the expiration of the fr hour of business the entire list I was on the upgrade once more In the advance which followed the leading issues sold above the highest figures recorded re-corded yesterday This was especially true In the cases of Lackawanna LakeShore Lake-Shore Sugar Manhattan Tobacco Northwest D H Reading General Electric Mteuouri Pacific Jersey Central Cen-tral Pacific Mail and Tennessee Coal Lackawanna rose 4 to 157 Lake Shore 1h to 115 Manhattan 2V2 to 82 Tobacco i To-bacco 14 to 63 D H 114 to 121 General Electric 1 to 26 an Tennessee Ten-nessee Coal 1 t 20i The announcement announce-ment of the engagement of over 1500 000 additional gold fo shipment t New York and the comparative ease of call money stimulated the upward movement 1 move-ment This brings the total engaged j I and received up to 24020000 In the I i afternoon sales to realize profits had a I weakening effect and prices receded I 14114 per cent right through the lisk I I I Bonds were strong Total soles were I 1148000 B Q 56 rose 4l to 41 I Illinois Central Western Line 4s I to linois Ceta Lne 102 4 Kansas Pacific Con 6s cetfs 2 Ito Ito I-to 62 Lace Gas 5121 to 87 1A Kansas Kan-sas Eastern 4 to 86 Northern pa I cifis thirds 3Y to 66 do Mont firsts 4 I to 32 Rock Island Co1 Trust 5s 1 to 100 do Deb 5s 1 t 89 Third Avenue railroad 5s1 3 1 1173 In government boards 4000 coupon fours of 1925 sold at 115 Bonds Central Pacific 93 Denver R G Ists 112 Denver R G 4s SSii 87 Kansas Pac consols 6 Kansas Pac Ists Den dIv103 l1l0 Northern Pacific Ists 112 Northern Pacific 2ndsl03I1t5 Northern Pacific 3rd 6 Northern Pacific consols 5 U Oregon Improvement 5s 10 Oregon Improvement Ists 75 I i Oregon Navigation Ists 107 I j Oregon Navigation consols 5s 5 i I Ore Short Line 65 106 i I Ore Short Line cons 5s 58 I Pacific Cs of 07 100 Rio Grande Western hats 69 Southern Railway 5s S4 Union Pacific Ists of 1896 997 U S 4s reg of 1925115fl116 U S 4s coup of 19251153fl5 U S new 4s reg of 1907 10oi zl0 U S new 4s coup of 1907106ff107 US2s 92 TJ S 5s reg 110 fi1U U S 5s coup 110 di1103 lOY Stocks Adams Express 142 Baltimore Ohio 13 Canadian Pacific 59 Central Pacific 14 Col Fuel Iron 3 Preferred 90 Denver Rio Grande 11 i Preferred 41t Gen Electric 25 Electrc Nat Lead 2 i Preferred S2 Mrif rf Michigan Central 91 Missouri Pacific 18 I Nat Linseed Oil 17 N J Central 0911i II Northern Pacific lo7 Preferred 18 I Ontario Mining 13 I Ontario Western 13 Oregon Improvement Oregon Nav 20 Oregon S Line U N 1 i Pacific Mail 19 i Pullman Palace 143 i I Rio Grande Western 15 i > Rpre1 g Preferred 40 I Rock Island 57 I St Paul 6i74 Preferred 1 Silver Certificates 67 I Southern Pacific 17 Southern Railway 7 Preferred 2 Sugar 111 Preferred 10f Union Pacific 5 U P Denver Gulf 3l U S Rubber 17 Preferred 73 WellsFargo Express 9 Western Union 7 San Francisco Board I Alta 5 14 Belcher 30 Best and Belcher I 115 Bodie Consolidated 72 Bulwer asked 5 Chollar 2 15 Consolidated Gala and Va 1 S5 Crown Point 33 Gould and Currie 56 Hale and Norcross 145 Mexican 60 Ophlr ito Potosi 95 Savage 58 Sierra Nevada 50 Union Consolidated 4 Utah 7 Yellow Jacket 361 New York General Market New York Sept 3 Flour Unchanged Un-changed Rye and barley unchanged Wheat Spot market dull firmer f o b 66 ungraded red 56067 No1 northern 65 Options were moderately moderate-ly active and firm a Ic advance on w j i iS > firmer cables foreign buying reported damage to Russian crop better west and free covering December was most active No2 r May 69 September 63 October 64 December 66 ComSpot dull firm No2 26 elevator ele-vator 27 Options were less active and steady at Jh advance following the west and other grain December was most active September 26 October 26 November 27 December 2 Oats Spot dull irregular closing steady Options du firmer September Septem-ber 19 NO2 white 231 No2 Chicago Chi-cago 20 No3 18 No 3 white 201 mixed western 1920 > white western 2029 white state 2029 Hops Dull unchanged Wool Moderate demand unchanged Lard Quier lower western steam 370372 city 340350 September 362 nominal refined slow continent contnent 415 South rc 465 compound Pork Steady less demand new mess 750S25 Butter Fair demand fancy steady state dairy 1015 state creamery 1 161 western dairy 8 ½ Pig Iron Quiet unchanged Copper Easy lake 10SO1075 Lead Steady domestic 270275 Tin Steady straits 13251330 Diamond Match Interests Chicago Sept 3A local paper says William H and James H Moore have agreed to withdraw from the management manage-ment of the Diamond Match ment th Diaond Matc company and their resignations a believed to be in the hands of George M Pullman The resignation of James Hopkins of St Louis is ready on call t so a clear field Is left for installing Messrs Armour Ar-mour and Pullman in the reorganized directory The resignations have been hinging on a settlement with the pool members while the muchtalkedof trust agreement hinges o the resignations The trust agreement which SQ fa has only two signatures and which ha become in a measure superfluous through the settlements made among mae ang the brokers will now b signed and the necessity of keeping the exchange closed o account of the Diamond Match interests inter-ests will be e ii over e i eve prospect that th New York Biscuit company affairs will be adjusted with as little difficulty as those of the Diamond Match Matc Chicago General Market Chicago Sep 3 Money w firm at 67 per cent on call and 7 per cent on time loans New York exchange sold ait 130 discount I A boom in cotton came to the relief of rele wheat soon after the opening of the i latter market today the firmnetB which developed receiving emphasis from dvelop emphais expected ex-pected frosts in the northwest and moderate mod-erate northwestern receipts The shut ting1 down of a large steel concern in Pennsylvania temporarily checked the tendency to improve but subsequently large clearances at New York28620 r bushekJ revived the dropping courage cug of buyers and a fair recovery followed The Clncnnat Price Current was non w committal on the matter of the wheat I uiui jne u < uie conianueo rartner hum drum in character local scalpers and operators being alone th patrons of I the market Opening Liverpool cables quoted a decline of 4d Receipts at I Ccg were 214 cars and 14000 bushels I bush-els were withdrawn from stock Northwestern North-western arrivals were 557 cars against 486 last Thursday ad 971 a year ago I A bullish sentiment continued to rule throughout the session a stronger stock market acting a a stimulant Total export clearances amounted to 586742 busheitt Closing Paris cables were un ctlingetf to 20 centimes higher fa flour and unchanged to 10 centimes lower for wheat Antwerp was 11 centime lower and Berlin to i marl lower Later advices from Liver pool quoted 1d advance Decem ber wheat opened from 584 to sold between 5Sand 59759 closing ait 5959 1 cent higher than yesterday higer ta yeteray Estimated receipts for tomorrow 235 cars Corn The Cincinnati Price Current in its summary repeated the fac Curt the corn crop was a big one estimating i the yield at 2274000000 bushels The announcement had the usual effect of I causing some selling but the firmness of wheat more than offset the weaken ig force No improvement in th speculative business was noticeable an none was thought probable under the present unsettled financial conditions Receipts were 558 cars and 794602 bushels bush-els were withdrawn from stock Liver pool cables were M ½ d higher Export Ex-port clearances aggregated 259425 bushels bush-els May corn opened at 24 advanced to 2425 closing at 2424 IhI higher than yesterday Estimated receipts ceipts for tomorrow 230 cars Oats were i a state of somnolency but were benefited in tone by the improvement im-provement which took place in wheat Receipts were 318 ors There were no 1itdwal from Soc Export clear ances amounted to 21065 bushels a 2065 May oats dosed higher Estimated receipts for tomorrow 400 tomorrw cars Flax was firm Cash 6465 Sep tember 641 December 674 Receipts were 126 cars Provisions Offerings of product caused caus-ed prices in that market t recede although al-though the opening tone and inclination were better and prices for a time tend e upwr Later in te session assistance assist-ance to prices was obtained from grain but finally prices declined January pork closed 710c lower January lard 5c lower and January ribs 57c lower I Closing prices Wheat September 561 December 59 59 May 6363 Com September 20 December 2121 May 2121 Oats September 15 May 18 19 19Pork I Pork September 5621 January 675 Lard September 327 1 January 370 Ribs September 315 January 337 Chieaaro Live Stock Union Stock Yards Sept 3The offerings of-ferings of cattle today were fair but a brisk demand developed and prices ruled firm to 5 cents higher Receipts of hogs were large The market was somewhat irregular closing at 5 cents lower except for light and medium grades The sheep market was weak notwithstanding not-withstanding a moderate run The demand de-mand has fallen off materially Cattle Receipts 15000 fancy beeves 510520 choice to prime 1300 to 1700 pounds steers 475500 good to choice steers 1200 to 1600 pounds 445470 medium steers 1000 to 1300 pounds 410 440 butcher steers 325370 choice stockers and feeders 350385 fair stockers and feeders 250340 calves common to good 350550 western range steers 285410 Other prices unchanged Hogs Receipts 31000 heavy packing and shipping lots 270320 common to choice mixed 285330 choice assorted 325335 light 310335 pigs 240 320Sheep I Sheep Receipts 13000 inferior to choice 160340 lambs 250450 Liverpool Grain Liverpool Sept 3Spot wheat steady poor demand California club 5s 6d NO 1 northern 5s 2d CornSteady moderate demand I American mixed 2s 9d Flour Standard hard spring bakers I lOs 6d Futures Wheat Nominal No 1 California September 5s 6d October November December and January 5s 5dRed American firm fair demand September 5s lId October Cemad November 5s 2d December 5s 2d January 5s 3d I Corn Firm good demand American mixed September and October 2 9d November 2s 9d December and January 2s 9d I |