n Tlltf OMAHA DAILY RRI ? . limVK.fihA V. RRPTRAf IlKH. 97 ! ( )
COMMERCIAL AXI ) FINANCIAL
With Good Exports the Wheat Crowd" Was
Inclined to Buy ,
THE CEREAL WAS LOWER AND WEAK EARLY
Alter Kri-fpirnt rinrtiiitlin : It Clntiod n
FiHi'Uoii ltllii-r th.ui Atomlny'ft I'lunl
York . * iniiilly ! Alnrliet.
o , Sept. CO. With good exports , the
Ctnrago wheat crowd today was Iiit-linod to
buy rattier tliiui to sell , utter nn nltnos ; tin-
broltcndci'liiio for oltit ) days. The inarktit
closed nt n sdiado Uottcr ilitin ycstcnlny's
llpuvi-n. Corn shows fieilrop , owliiB to pres
sure by local bulls. 1 'revision * ruled dull on
n weal ; buMm-as.
Wbniil at the opening was V lower than
the dosing llpiru.i of yesterday , became
fctroiu mid advamod > . ( , tbcn ruled weak
npaln , soiling olT to the low point , rccoveicd
oiiio and ruled stemlii'r. closing about 'tfo
JiU'lier for Deeomhornnd and ttc hlKher for
May than yesterday. The lower opening
nnd subsequent wen It spoils which dovclopeil
during tbo session wi-ro Influenced by
the rumors thai , gold would bo shipped
Saturday from America. and thu wer.Unoss
In railroad stocks together with the- lower
cablis. There was peed bluing by two or
tlirt-oprnmiiu'til local tr.iders whenever the
market toueliod Hit ! lower point , which held
the niarkot In check ami prevented further
lid-lino. Later cables wern nil rather
Btnmuer , but did not set-in to help the mar-
lit-t.
litt.Corn
Corn started at yesterday's timil figures
nnd on ( rood buylnir by ono of tin ; larger
holders , ndvnnced 7Ku when tbo olTeriups
wen : materially ineritased , the shipping as
well as the elovtitor Interests Milling freely ,
us also did somn of the larger longs , which
carried tinprlco down from Jie to JHC. but
was fairly well supported at the decline and
rallied > 4e later , closing prices showing a
loss of from - toc. ; .
Dats wore active and stronger and Octo
ber advanced ' 'fjj ' ovur yesterdiiy and lln-
ishod at a net gain of ' . The strength was
due to the action of shippers , who wt-ro talc-
Ing off their "hedges1' against sales of cash
lots. May was bought I rcoly by the specu
lators. but prices only Hiit-tnated - , ' „ < - ' and
closed from ' * c to c bettor than yestorday.
'J'liu provision nmrkot gave no Indication
of recovery from its chronic loihargy.
Transactions had wide gaps between , and
the pilcrs paid in one instance differed ! I.V
irom QUO trade to the next.- That was in
Octobur ribs , thn opening- price for which
was Jli.-IO.'and the next transaction , which
did not occur until two hours or more after
the 111 st , was at U.)5. ( ) The big eoncerns
woivj all offering product , with few takers.
Compared \vtb lust night , prices are from
rahb quotations wuru us follows :
I'l.ouit Klrin , iinclmngnd.
WIIKAT No. i ! spring , GGQGdUi : ; No. 3
tnrlmr , CdQlWc : No. li red , GGfiJGO'BC. .
CoilN No. 110Vc. ! .
OATS No. ! 2. 28yd No. 2 white , 30 ! G31Ci
No , 3 white , JH'i4r.H4c. ' ! [ *
ItVKNo. . 1I0c. .
HAIII.IY-NU. 'J , nominal ; No. 3 , 40o ; No. 4 , f ,
o. h. , UGffM'Jo.
KI.AX SIKI : No. l.Sl.OGffSl.OOif.
TlMOTHv KIKI : > Prime , KH.OMi 3.00.
Point Moss , per bid. , $17.0017.05 ; lard
] > or 100 Ibs. , rJ.r.OftiUi.l : short , ribs hides
( loose ! , nMO.OtKiJlO.il ! " , ; ilry sallud Hhouldnrs
ilm\-d > . $7.37'j&7.f ' > 0j bhort clear shies ( ho.\ed )
ty.70-ato.7n.
WHISKY Dlhl'.lleiV finished goods , per gal. ,
HiMUiift Unchanged ; cut loaf , 0'c.
The following uro the receipts ami ship
ments for today :
New Vorlc .Mnrltots.
Nr.w VOIIK , Sept. 20. I-'MIIIII Hocclpto.
40,000 pKgh. ; i-\poilK. 24.500 hhls. ; hales , 0,001
pl < gs : inarKet. iiuletand oa y In sell
winter wheat , low grades , i 2.004J2.55
' . 't/iiN MiAir-.Steady : ; yellow western , tf2.(10 (
(32.HO. (
UVK Dull ; western hoatloads , 53555e ,
ll.Mll.r.v MAI.T .Steady ; western(15fihc. ( ( )
\VluAT-ltecells,375,000 \ | bn.j e.xporls , 105-
500 Int. ; sales , 745,000 hu. futures , illO.OOO
hu. spots. Snot niarkot 'ic 'ower ' ; No. 2 red
in hliiie and elevator , 713i- ; alloal , 72ie !
f , o. h. , 73ie ; No. 3 red , ( iOe ; ungraded red
fiOiii73e ( ; No. 1 northern , 7le : ; Options upi-m-i
! < e lower , eloslm ; ! jc oil' for toe day ; No. V
red. September , 7mc ; Oetubur , 71 I5-l
72 7-llc ( , closing at 72c ; Noveinhcr closi-d a
73'c ' Di-oember ' ' .
; , 75'D'tt.75 0-lGe , clo.slng a
74 e.
OoilN Itecolpts , flB.HOO hu. ; exports , 05,00
hu.i sales , 2(1.000 ( hu. futures. 37.OOO mi , spot
Hpols sternly Him dull ; No. 2,5Ht' < { ,52i. ' , ( ) | itlon >
opened af hlKhrr on cold wealher , oloiini ; ! .
,
t
4041,4'J'iC , eloslng ut 4Uc ; Noveinher. , 40a ( ? i
40'jC , ulosliiK nt 40V ; Ivi-mher,40t ) ti6
5)5.1llc ( ) , i-loslliK at401.c May & '
; , ; ! ( & ! , > ,
closing at 5l4c.
DA'IH IteeolplN , 227,700 bu , ; e.\ | irt , 137-
500 hil.i bales , 700.0UO hu. fniiu-es , 03,000 hu.
hpuls. Hpot.s linn early , closing ( | iilel , and
i-iu.y. Options fnlily active and stroni ; early ,
closing ipihit ; Septeinhei. 3514 < 23lle , closing
'
IU 31'ii'j October , 34iCt34J4'e , rinsing ut
H4e , Novuinher , 34lt&.3l ie. elosliiif at34ic ! ;
December. 34W35 < ; , ulosliiK at 35c ; No. 2
white , auaatl'io ' ; No. 2 C'hleago , 37M37ic ! ;
No. 3 , 35'-o ' ; ml.\ed western , 3iiC'.37l8i- ( ! ( .
llAY-Weiik on large supplies ; good to
choice , < liMMK38.UO.
lloisQiiluli eoiiiinou lo choice , 10ti24e ;
I'aelllc coast. lOit-J'.V.
lIllii-.B Qulel ; wet salted New Orleans se
lected , 45 lo CO Ibs. . 4c ; Iliieiios Ay res dry , 21
to24 Ihs. . lie ' ; ToMisdry , 21 In27 Ibs. , 7e ,
Wooir 1'lrm ; domestic , 2 ( > a2Sc ; pulled , IH ©
Sf " . Toxtis. I ( ll7e.
I'HOVIh-IONS-Ciit nieuls.llnn ; ph-klcd hulllen.
ri2.25 < i6l3.00 ; pleldndi shoulders , 74 ! < j.7'ic | ' ;
jilekled IIHIIIS , lO'idjillc. I.a id opened linn und
cloMid weak ; wi-Murn htuam cloaeil at 10.25 ;
options , imnoiSUiiseil at # 11' ' , nominal Pork ,
linn ; new mo.s , IM7.75U1B.OO.
nil- Strum ; : stulo daliy. 1011'JOci wi-st-
TII dairy. Uii4tV-Oi-j ( wrslmn iiriumryOil
Srti'j wi-htuin factory , KiOlUui ii ; ln , 'J7-i < fthL .
CIIKIHK Irit'KuIiii-j btate. IIICKU to finu-y.
Iu".iiloi0i fiincy wlille , lurii' . lo'kf" " "
jiari skliiib , c.
naaoc ;
- - - - - . . - - . - - - - . . . . . 'Hjiej
IVuiitjitaulaoll , hii-.H huhU.OOO lilils. ; ( > , -
tohi-rktili's , 3,000 nblH.i elOM'd at G7je ; hid.
I.tiiiti iill.biiK'n. none ,
Kosis--Steady ! btralucd , comnion to good ,
Tl'lil'BNTlNK Sternly at " 7J4i.2fllii ( ! ! ! .
HICIKlnui : ilomoMlu fair to cxlra , 24 ©
6 i . .Inpnn.Dit'iC. . .
Mnu\ii8is-rinii : ; Now Urluans upi-u lii-tllt ) ,
good tochnlcii , : i'J 3tc. :
SlMUii Ui\v. ; Hi in ; sulcn , mimt ; ri'tlncd llrm ;
d IV A , 4 13 - llu5ie ; mould A , OH&b 0-ltiis ;
standard A , 5 l-lliHS'ii1 ; emifecilouerH' A , '
tj l-U > 'i 5Uecut ; loaf , 5S c5 13-0et | crushed ,
C'.irtO 13-llc : pondered , 5 7-KWi.5 , e ; uranu-
lated , 5 3-10.5iej cubes , 5 7-loa5fo.
I'm DION .More active ; American , 112.25 ®
l'Oli-KU-i ; : bler ; lake , 0.7xao.75.
LKAII llun-ly t > lvudy : dumetillc , i3.76.
Ti.s-Acilve and strnni..Smuts ; , J20.05.
rSi'ii/iiu-qulut : : Imi llrmj domesile , 13 , 75 ®
b.BO ,
'Mliiniiipiiil'Vliriil
SliNMMroi.is , Minn. , Hrpt , 20. Wheat
opened weuk and fractionally lower this
iiiuriilivi ; bucausuof Indltfertmt cablu udvlces ,
\\cuUuvbSbhowuluNow Vork , u lower curb
print In Chtrngo , together llh lirlxntn nil
vices fix un IhnML-alioardinylnt ; that the e.x putt
tmdu wn In n languishing condition. The
course of Iho nmrkol licrtt was errtitli * , v.lth
llnM'hnnu'0 of value * i.'Diillnt-d within narrow
limits Mini mostly limited to " iilpllijj trausac-
'loiii. Tin- fuel that receipts at primary
idtitsuri-liH-reaslin ; , nddlMi ; dally to thu do-
iicstlivlilhlo Niipnly , that slocks of wheat
nil Hour In for i'Inn ports aru as u whole
really ronjteMrd for tin- pricntaiid that for
miiiedl.-ite usu tlic.ru U practh-nlly nodi-maud ,
atisi'd tin- limit eoiMcmitlvu hitll.i to
mil Iwforo taking fresh obligations.
) i-Cf-mli'cr oiirnod al 03 , advanced to03j c ,
Iropp-Ml to fi3'ie nnd olovd iitCS'H ' * . May
ipened Jit "Or mid closed at 70'ir. ' Tin- cash
narkel wasiiltituthu | | , with a ( food demand
nt all crudes nt slightly lowi-r ranges of
nines. No. I no tin-in. tJ' t { < ( l3c ( , ami No. 2
t ( iiHtlOl i'tiOn truck closed : Iltird , G3'iCi
\o. 1 northern , G2'ii ' : ; N . - . GO'iC. Ki-i'olpl- ,
JQ4 cart i fdilmnetns , 72 cars.
The llniiiinatkut \rtii quirt and a little
asler. Shipment * , 20.K2rj biiK 1'lrst patents.
3.00&.1.00 ; second piitcnl . M.3&7P.GO ; fancy
mil < i.\poit bakers , si.UOS'2.20 ; low guides In
Mips , Including led doit. M.HujM.'irThe dally
idih'd ' output 01 mllN lirlndhig today will
iruhahly tigriegati4OiOi ( ( hhls. The fci-d
imrket Is quiet. , Hi-tin In hulk , t0.2r > ft < J.uO ;
horts , ? lo. noli 11.00. Snli'.iiioiits , U-15 ton ? .
\vi.vtinit : cttoi- IHI.I.ITI.\S. ; :
| 'por.liiir Tniirritii | < - linn llcru I'rpvnlpnt
'I lirouiclionl the Northwest.
WASIII.NOTON , Sept. 20. The week was
vuimi-r thun u-ual thtotii-liimt the Routli-
rn slato- . , the Ohio valley n ml oil thu Al-
untie coast t-rmth of New Ktij-hind. ll wtis
il-u warinnr than MMtal fnun the lower Mis
souri southward ovur Kansas , Indian Totrl-
ory , Texas , New Mexico and Arizona.
Il was colder Hum usual In all Paclllc coast
stales , thu central li ! : liy mountain lejlou ami
loin the upper hike ft-Klni' westward.
I'li-i-zltiK tcmpcratiiro oi-cui-n-il In North
Dakota on tin ; 1'Jih. \Vyonln.'on : Hie J2d , ami
cciii-rally tliroimhnul thu Dil.-tiUis : , Montniia ,
UyomhiK , western Nehrask i and northern
Minnesota on tint 'jrtd and 'J'lth. the lonest
1eniicraturtreported | hi-lns 1-t ilnsrei-s hnlow
the fieezliiK point at Huron. H. H. , on lhu2fjth. !
Tin-re was nmre than the usual rainfall from
southern New Mexico und iiothi-iu Texas
noithetistwtiid to the laKu lei-loii. Alonir tliu
utilf coast and In the slates horilerlni ; mi the
Atlantic the itilnfall uas le.ss limn usual.
Cutiiiii Is npmilm : inpldly and picking up
ind'T p'lieral favornhliMindlthms , Tin- crop
s reported Impioved lu Alahamn. hut thn eool
\Miithm- has tin unfaviitMhle elR-cl , In Mlssls-
slppl and some Inlury has lestllted fiom o.\
cesshu ruins In Oklahoma.
I'orn I'UltliiK , where not completed , Is helm ?
itinldly pushed , -\nd the crop Is now regarded
luiliracllcally seemed.
Tolmccocutthu Is rapidly pnahed In Mary-
land. Virginia , Tcmc.sset > and Kentucky-
1'cmi.sylvanla much tohacco icmalns .still In
the Held.
The week has been generally favorable for
fall plowing and seeding and tbh work , which
has lieeu much retarded hy previous diouth
conilll Ions , Is being rapidly caught up and has
been coinplnted In some sect Ions. In Nebraska ,
however , the drouth remains unbroken nnd
full plowing and seeding have been suspended ,
and In Wisconsin , while hcncUclal rains have
fulleu , the Kiouud Is still too dry for seeding ,
( liiiiiliu I'riiiliic.i' .Mnrliet.
llt-TTnil Tlio receipts of butler are very
lluht , especially the better glades. The mar
ket has been gradually llrmlng up and quota
tions are somewhat higher than they were u
week ago. Choice to fancy cieaniery , 22 < Tr24c ;
fair to good creamery , 21d.22c [ : choice to fancy
country , 2 ( > ' 3)22c ) ; fair to good country. 10' *
IHe ; packing stock , fresh , 14c.
KIKISIt Is no easy mailer to ipioto cges o
ns Insult all eondlllons of Iho marl > el. The
fact i > the marl.et Is advancing , hut It Is ad
vancing unevenly. No two house , have ex
actly < ni * stinu * Idi-iiH on the .subject of what
the market Is. One house will report the
pi Ice ut llc ( and the very next liousii 17c. At
some places In the country It Is reported that
15c Is being paid on track. The receipts here
are very light , and some houses say that tney
do not euro to sell al 17c , as li Is only a iUes- |
tlon of ti day or two when the market will bn
IHe good and stiong. Iteporls from all over
the country Indicate u light run of eggs.
l.ivi : I'OL-i/mv It Is still too early In the
week to antlcinjito much activity in the
poultry market. Prices icnmln about when )
they huvo been during the past few days.
Choice old hens , 7@7'ic ; spring chickens , B ©
8'ie ; ducks , saoe.
( .AMI : The weather Ins been cooler during
the past two or three days and If II would re
main so moro actlvltv might bu looked for In
the game market. As it is there is not much
doing.
IIo.VKY Honey Is commencing to move a
little moro -freely , bill thu demand Is still
IlKht for It ; choice while clover , lU218c. }
OvuTEKfi Mediums , 18c ; horse shoes. 23c ;
extra .standards , 25c ; extra selects , 2Su ;
company selects , 32c ; counts , 37c.
ONIONS Homo grown stoc.k on orders , 70c
per 1m.
POTATOES The supply Is llsht and the
marlcel linnicoodKtouksulls readily at 7070c.
CAIIIIAOI : Occr.hloutil orders are received
and tilled at 1'ic.
CII.IIIY : : Common stock , 25W.3C ! per doz. ;
clioh-u to fanny , 40e , GOc and 70e per , | o * .
hunuhcs wolglilng to lolh.s. , aucordlti ) ; to
price.
Swr.BT POTATOKS The supply Is fair ; good
stock , on order * , $1 pur hn.
FIIUITS.
CONCOitl ) OIIAI-KS-People who are fond ol
tlie hoine-xro\vn Concord -
-rapo are not likely
to have many days loimer lu which to Indulge
their appetite , ft looks now as If tin ) supply
was soliit ! to htop nil of a.sudden. Prices arc
HrmliiK iigi some. . llomu-Krown 1'oncord , tiliS
HOC ! lar-fe lots , 22c ; eastern Concords , J3r32r
CANTAI.otll'US IVrcralu , $1.00ll.2r } > .
C'Ai.miliNiA l-'ut'lT ' Krei.lonu poaches , per
box , * 1.0U@1.10 ; riincs. Jl : ilartlott pears ,
per ho.v , * 2.V0'J'J..10 ! ( : other vtirloties , $ 'J ;
plums , potho.v , Jl. 120 < ftl.50 ; Tokay grapus ,
H.'Jfi ; hlack ami mu-cat urape , Jl.
AI-I-I.KS Chulcu eiillng , per hhl. , J4..r)0 ;
eholeecoiiKlii ; ; , 14.
CiiA.MiKiiiliis-Craiihfrrlesaro : arriving ver ;
fnii'lv and are In ; ; oocl demand ; Uapo Coc
pur bbl , , tU.CO ; hell and ehurry , JO.
TltOI'ICAI. FIUIl-M.
HANANAS Prices runiaIn about steady : pur
hunch , ItiiKu. it'J.OOiJiJ.20 ; per bunch , small lo
medium , J1.75IC2.0J.
I.IIMONSMessinas par hov , J4.DOiJ5,00 ;
Mlorl , eases , riOOslzo. JO.
OHANOKS Them are only a fo-v oranges re-
malniiiK ; Itiversldu Mndllerraiieau sweets , SI
iiiius , TAI.I.OW , irc. :
llllinsNo. . 1 Kl-een hides , 24c ; No. 2 Rreon
hides , 2e ; No. 1 Kt-euu salted hldos , 2y < " No. 2
green halted hides , 2e : No. 1 Krcen stiltiM
iiides , 25 Ihs. to10 lln. , a c ; No. ' . ! green saltud
hides , 25 Ihs. to10 lln. , 2cNo. ; . 1 veal calf
H Ihs. to IT ) Ihs. , 5u ; No , 2 veal calf , B Ills. U
in Ihs , , 3c ; No. 1 dry Mint hides , -Jo : No. * J dry
Hint hides , 3e ; No , 1 dry salted hlde.sIt - . I'urt
cuted hides He peril ) , less than fully cured.
SIHII-I'Ki/rs : : ( Ireuii sailed , each ! liiS70e ! ;
greuii salted shearlings ( shoit wooled early
skins ) , each lOftlfti ! ; di-y shearlhiKs ( short
wooled early Hkliis' ' , No. 1. eueh rxiioc ; dry
bhettrlliiKS ( short woolud early skins ) , No 2
iiach Oi'i dry Hint , Kansas ami Nuhraskt
Imlclu-r wool pelts , pur II ) . , actual weight , 10i7
He ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska iniiri-ali
wool pt'lts , pur lh. , actual weliliti7iiiilOLdry ;
Hint Colorado Imtchur wool pi-ts , , pur lh
actual wotxht , 'Jir.ioc , dry Hint. LV orado mur-
rtitii wool polls , par lh. , aetiril wid ht , 7./i'Jc
dry pieces and huckH , actual weight , OS7c ,
SI. I. oiili * Mnrlien.
ST. I < otis , Pent. 2(1. ( 1'iotin I'nclianged.
WIIIIAT I'nsellled , ami after f.illlng and
ilslug again 'xift'ic , closed abou' as yesterday ;
xyish , closed lower , fiH c : September , UlVcj
December , 0lVc ( asked ; May , 74Je.
Cons- Advanced V early , but later lost , the
rise and closed about as yesterday ; cash , 3Hcj
December. 3iVie ( ; year. 3le ( ! ; .May , 401c.
OATS --Higher ; cash , 2bi27o ; October ,
U7'r ; May. 32c.
Itvi : Loiter ; 40' ic.
ItAiii.KY Acilvo , largo sales of Iowa being
made at 52 < iiT 5Kc ; Minnesota at 5035HC.
HAV Siiiadyi llmothy , JU.OOH12.0U ; prairie ,
$0.25aO.OO. (
HitAN ltelter : 0Kj7llc ( ( track.
Vi\X .SiiiiI'lrin : ; ; Jl.
I.IMII Lower ; oll'i'n.'d alt3,57i. !
.SIHITIUI'lrm : ; } 3.5ri.
HtiTTKit Higher ; creamery , 25G28c ; dairy ,
20 < ft2llc.
KiiilK-Hlgher ; 14Vic.
Cons MiAir-l'lrniiI.OO. :
WIIISKVHleady : ln2.
llAiiOIMlSteauy ; 4JjiJOc ( ,
cornis Tins05cf l.oo.
PIIOVISIONS Pork , higher ; JIB. I. aril , lower ;
10. 50 , Dry suit meats , steady ; loose shoulders ,
t7.25. longs and ribs , J10.50 ; shorts $11 ; boxed
lots 15c more. Itacon , shouldeis , JH.5U ; longs
and ribs , tl 1.75 ; shorts , * 12.
HIUIIITA : : I'ldiir , 20,000 bbls : wheat , 52 , .
000 bu. ; corn , MH.OOO bu. ; o its , 32,000 bu.
.Sini'iiKNTC-l'loiir , . 0,000 bhU ; wlmat , 24-
000 hu. i corn , 102,000 hu. : oats , IB.uou bu.
Kuiihim ( tty AliirUets.
KANSAS Crrv , Hept. JII.T-\VIIKAT HQc
lower ; No. 2 hard , 5lt ! < Q < 55i ! ; No. 2 ted , M'-ii
OOHc.
Coitx ! ic lower ; No. 2 mixed , 33y34i- ;
No. 2 white , 34'ic ' ,
OATS More active ; No. 2 mixed , 23 < 325c |
No. 'J whllo , 2Hdi2ric.
Itn : In fall-demand ; No. 2,48c
l'l\X SKlIli-SU-ady. 00&02C.
lliAN--Ka : > ler ; 57 < Ui5Hi ; .
HAV Klrm ; timothy , $7.5038.50 ; prairie ,
J5. 50 10. GO
lll'rriit--l-'lrm ' ' : ; creamery , 20&25c ; dairy ,
llfy'Mit.
luais Quit' ! and less ilnu al IGc.
ItKCKirra-Whuut , 114,000 ho. ; corn , 15,000
bu. ; nus , none.
.sini-MBN-rs-Wheat , 120,000 bu. ; corn , 3,000
bu. ; uuts , none.
Tolndo ( intiii .tlnrknl.
Toi.Kiioti-pl. ? 20. WiiKAT"Sleadlcr ; No. 2
cinili ami September. l' > H' < c ,
I.'OU.N Dull , lower ; No , 2 , cash , 42ie. (
O. < , TS-'ai.l4 ( , 28c.
New York Dry ( lomN Mnrki-t.
NKW VOIIK , Sept. 20. The font lire of tbo dry
KIMHU murket at present Is thu combined largo
uumbur of order * arriving by wire aim mull ,
which kt'oii the volume of trade nn to oa oti-
ublo pniportlont hi tlm faci ! of n
local demand. The hn'iil tloiiiinid , however , i
Is still aetlve. Prices routlnuu to rule low.
There Is iomii Irregularity lu diess goods and
wiiolens gronlm ; out of n dt-Mro to clean up
stocks ; for the law-i ritiKim IheriI I * nonio
drives to bo found In Hit-market for forolgn
dry goods
OiiHiut Milrlli-l.
Nr.w Oinr.AM . Si-pt. 20. Future. " oloady :
sales , 33,500 hales - > . " bid - >
; Seple iber , $7.70 ; K-
lohor , t7.71fJ7.7 ! ; ) : November. * 7.fl''r.J.7.Hf :
December , $7.U17.94 ! January , .
l-'i-liruary , 18.IH&8.13 : Mutch , fH.20itH.Slj
April. ts.2H3n.2U : May. Ja.3.14iH,37 ; middling
uplands , 7 lo-lc.c ; loiv upland * , 7 11-ltic ;
good ordinary , 7515Nut receipts , 8.083 .
liale : gross lecclpts. 10,553 : miles , 3OJO i
bale * ; stock , 00,74(1 ( hales.
lUl.VKsros , Sept. 20.-Qulr ( ; middling up
lands , 8 1-lCejulnw uplnii s 714'e ; good ordi
nary , 7 710iUross receipts , 4,31)5 ) bales
Hales. 577 liale.s.
ST. l.nt'iii. Mo. . Sept. 20. steady ; orilluaiy ,
OVc : good iildlnary , ( I'M * , tow middling , He ;
good middling , 8)4c ) ; middling fair , u-U ; tlul.s ,
V' . ami stained Jie bohm while.
NKW VOIIK , Sept. 20Spot , 1-lfic di-
clltiot middling upland , 83-l ( > middling :
Orli'illis , H 7-Uic ; sak-s , 030 bales I'uturcs
closed easy ; sale.s , 2n-J,200 balt-s. Sep
tember , t7.aij ) October , t7.l3 ! 7.0l : Novem
ber , } H.05 i.8.nH ; Dei-ember , } 8.175iHIM ; Jan
uary , J8.27C/H.28 ; 1'ebruury , * t < .30 ( ? . 8.37 ;
Miiich. * 8.40V8 47 ; April , J8.44 ( 8.05 ; May ,
H.IVJ(28.(13. (
.MIlM.HIHl'O Mnrltl'K.
Supt. 20. Ki.ofii Steady.
- U'eakj No. 2 sptltig , 02o ; No. 1
lioi'therti , ( i.ii- ; December , ( Ifi'ie. '
COIIN Steady ; No. 3 , 4Pie.
OAT.SSluady ; No. 2 white , 30o ; No. 3 white ,
2H' ( ( 3 le.
HAIII.KV- Steady ; No. 2 , 6Do ; sainpU' , WZMc.
llvi--Stetuly : ; No. l,48".c.
I'IKIVISIONSHigher ; pork , i\7. \ I.ard , tO,7fi.
UKCKIPTSi'iour , 4loo bbls. ; wheat , 1UHUOO
bu. ; barley , 1 4 , 00 bu.
SIIII-.MINI-S : I'.inir , 700 bids. ; wheat , 700
bu. ; bailey , U3'JOO ' bu.
OH Murlii't- .
OiM'tTV , Pa. , Sept. 20.- National transit cer-
Illlcatesopened at OO'i : highest , 07 % ; lowest ,
Oil ; clLsvd , 07 ; sales , 04,000 bbls. ; clearances ,
138.000 bids. ; charters , 110'Jl" bbls. ; ship
ments , 111,177 bbls.
PiTTsmtiid , Supt. 20. National transit
certllleales upuned , it 00'0 ' ; closed , 07 ; hlsh-
esl , G7\ ; lowest , GGV. sales , 25,000 bbls.
l.lii't'piitit rt'o luen . .liu-Uot.
LiVKiii-oou "cpt. 20.-- \VHI-.VT Ha .y ; de
mand poor ; holdeis iMVer fieeiy.Callfoinla No ,
! , 5s td ) < 35 lO'id ' ; ; led westernspring,5s 7id !
0..r.s8d.
Cons-Steady ; demand fair ; now mixed , 4s
1 ' .id.
1'itovisioxs Pork , prime muss , 80s 3d. l.ard ,
pi 1 line western , Ms.
Cutler Mtirlo-t.
Nr.w VOIIK , Sept. 20. Options opened firm ,
15fl20 ( points lilgher.closlng sleriuy.unehaii
to 15 points advance ; .sales , 1-1'Joil bags , In-
cliidhVg : Ot'liibiMlii.YuV November , "filj'.aua
10.4t ( ; Deeemlettit ) .U.ViplO.OD ; .Itinuarv.
$15.80(215.85 ( ; March , * 15.5Wil5GO ( ; July.
J10. Spot Ulo. llriii ; No. 7. E18.12H. Stilus , none.
liiilnth Wliii.it Miu-lu-l
Iiit'Tit , Minn. , Sent. 20.Thu wheat ,
market was lower , b-it actlvn today , ( . 'lose :
No. 1 hard , cash anil September , O.V.c ; ( lo'o-
hur , G5JiC ; lecemberJ7c. ) No. 1 northern , cash
ami September , 04c ; October , 04(41Deeeinhur ( ; ,
OO'.K * : May , 72'v ' ; No. 2 northern , cash Glc ;
No. 3 , 5C'c ; rejected , 47Uc.
Wool .Mill-Hut.
ST. T.dltis , Sept. 2uV-Mnrkot remains Hrm
for best grades , lint oll'urlngs very light : tlio
movement Is small ; dark medium , quietabout
Me ; choice at lGiri.i7c ; light line12@13tc ! :
heavy Hue ranges at 7iB.llc.
C.'lneiiiiiiililiiikits. .
CINCINNATI , Sept , 20. WIIIUT Strong ,
higher ; No. 2 led , fide.
COIIN Qult-t ; No , 2 mixed , 43c.
OATS-Sinnig ; No. 2 mixed , 313Ue. $
; J1.12.
It.iltlnioru ( inilii .tltirkt.-t.
It.vi.TlMOiiK , Sept. 25. WIIKAT Weak ; cash ,
COIIN Mrin ; cash , 40c.
OATS-Qulot , easy ; No. 2 white , 37G37'.Jc.
l-'iiiiiiieinl .Notes.
KANSAS . Crrv , Sept. 20.-Uloarltigs $1,315-
513.
513.Nr.w
Nr.w VOIIK , Sept. 20. Clearings , $77,007,207 !
balances , J4.478.510.
I'Aiits. Sent. 20. Tiireo per cent rentes , 08f
32'jc for the account.
OMAHA , Sept. 20. Clearings , $727,371 ; same
day last week , } 037,812.
llAITIMOliK. Sept. 20. Clearings , J2.001.309 ;
balances , $303,301. Money , Oporeenl.
Pllll.AOKM-iUA , Sept. 20. Clearings , $0,070-
272 ; balances , $1,301,701. Money , 5@0 nor
cent.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 20. Money , 008 per
cent. New Vork evchamre , 50e premium.
Oloarlugs , Jl,345,022 ,
MK.MI-IIIS , Sopt. 20. Now Vork oxclmiigo
selling at J1.50 premium. Clearings , tl4U-
888 ; Imliineos , J40.487.
llEiti.i.N , Sept. 20. The .statement , of thu Im
perial Hank of tiermany shows a decrease In
specie of 3,500,000 marks.
ST. LoiMS , Sept. 2i.-Clearlnss. 2,487,433 :
balances , $233,825. Money , iiilot | tit 7ii8 ( per
cent. lC\chin-4e : on New Vork , DO. : premium.
NI\VOIIIIANS : : , Sept. 20. Clearings , J1.520-
021. New ork exchtuige , commercial , SI
per $1,000 premium ; bank , $3 per Jl.OOO
premium.
ClUCUiO , Sept. aO.-C'learlmis 112,755,215.
Now Vorl ; exchange , 75c premium. Sterling
exchange , strong , i4.852fi,4.K8. ! Money easy at
G'(87 IIL-I-cent.
NKW VoitK , Sept. 20. i ho exports of general
merchandise from this port for the week end
ing today , were valued ut $7,030,043 , against
$8.800,280 hist week.
HOSTON , Sept. 20. Clearings , $11,830,013 :
bal inces , tl.335,477 ; .Money In full supply at
5 percent. Kxehangeon Now Vork , 755i80c
discount for checks.
STOCKS AMl IIOMIs.
Important I.rsson Taught by UIR Course ol
SpiM-uliittoii Vf-Hltirdiiy.
Nr.w YOHK , Sept. 'M. The lesson taught
by the course of speculation on the Stock
exchange today is ono easily learned. H
was lhat conditions are not favorable to the
establishment on a linn basis ot speculative
values , and that the very slightest indica
tion of n possible derangement of the mon
etary situation leads to the sacrillec of even
the best stocks upon a declining ; market. It
was to bo expected in vlow of the depression
prevailing yesterday that the opening prices
this morning would bo witli u decline , and
the Jlrst liffuros sent over the ticker carried
out that anticipation to the fullest extent ,
the heaviness ot the niarkot being undoubt
edly assisted by u weak London market.
Tbero were a number of selling orders
from abroad , which also aided in depressing
prices , and the hears called to their aid
i > iitmt > a ( if ltilim.il III tit uti Itmiiiit ta nl * irnM
which had thoi-fl'cct
of bringing out con
siderable long stock and sending the market
down all tilonir tire line. The decline brought
KOIIIU ol the shorts as buyers and a slight
nilly ensued , but was of hriofiiuratlon , and
not until lung after noon didMho movement
ri rive a check. When the talk of gold ox-
liffi'ts was at Its height the announcement
was Hindu that the notes for sterling oir-
change had been marked down , ami this
caused a revulsion of feeling , for If there
had been any danger of an outflow ot gold
tins action was accepted as having ut least
deferred tbo shipping day and removed an
element ot danger.
Thu bulls at once took heart of this and
the beat's rushed to cover , the eonscouoiico ,
being ; the inauguration of a brisk buying
movement , under thu Intlucuco of which the
market moved up rapidly , several stocks recovering -
covering entirely thu losses of the morning
ami recording an absolute advance and the
entire list sharing In the Improvement. ' 1 hu
higher range of values , however , led to
realisations and the bears renewed their at
tacks , leading to another r.-action , in which
a goodly part of the betterment was lost
and tlio mat kut closed irregular , but iu tin )
main weak and at a iteclmo on the day's
transactions of Irom V to 2 > 4 pur cent in
thu active list , some stocks which do
not often llguro in du.ilingB having
sold off from 2' ' to 5 per cent. The { -ranger
blocks wuru must llrmly held of the entire
list on reports of increased earning ? and
brighter prospects ahead , Chicago ( ias ,
too , was quite strong , the reported oppos
ition beinir declared not to bo feared ) * The
stock showed an advance compared with
yestwilay'8 closing of l-ftf per cent , Hurling-
ton .t Qultiey and Chicago .t Alton being un
changed and Kt. 1'aul up > & per cent. J'no
chief declines were : Baltimore & Ohio , 5
per cent ; Rational I'ipo Lluo certificates ,
4"j per cent ; Uubber , ! l per cent ; Consoli
dated ( ias , 2 * } percent ; Lln sued Oil , 2 , ' < j per
cent ; ( Jencr.il Klectrio and Lead , 2' | per
cent ; Colorado Fuel Ac Iron , \K percent'
Canada Southern ami St. Paul & Uuliith ,
194 per ce-it ; St. Paul A : Omaha , CSroiu
Northern preferred , Louisville fi Nushvillo
and Michigan Central , each 2'cj ' per cunt.
The I'ost says : Owing to the dlsllku o
i emitters to buy sterling bills , the advance
In foreign i-xchango yesterday was currlml
along more rapidly than conditions war
ranted , anil today there was a reaction
This had its effect on the security market
and especially In tlio afternoon , when uctua
rates fell sharply off , thus rendering im
probable nny gol4Hhlpmenls durinff the
present week. Uiititthls reaction In exchange -
change , minors o'f ilbld cnsngcmetits wcro
fivoly.Imitated , Linn with' bad effect on
prices. The truth ofthe matter Is tlmt few
jicoplo dread a gdld' export movement In
Its If. but rather foiwhat ; , it indicates nnd
foreshadows , l.ookort upon In this regard ,
the blirh rates of sterling exchange nrc quito
as plain n danger signal If the gold stays
hrro as they would be If It wcro to bo sent
nbro.d. : IK
The following are the rloslncquot-Ulons of
the leadline stocks 0.0 tlio Now York exchange -
change today : " '
Hoston Stock Ouotittfoii * .
BOSTON , ! -"opt. 20. ( 'all loans.5flG ( percent ;
lime lonns , (1W.8 ( per cent. Closing ipiotutlons
in stocks , bonds aml'inlulng shares :
Atcli. T. k S. P doprefo.-reil
American SiiK.tr. . . WUt WeHllnnh. Klectrle 2(1 (
Ami-r. Snpar pfil. . . 84K do preferred 40
Hay StatiO.IH - . WJ WlHuuiihln Central. 40II
Hell Telephone- . . . . 188 AlClliHOIl L'H 3 ! )
llos'.on.V ' Albiny. . . Jill Att-hlHun 71
HoHton.V ; Mnlni ) . . . . Ifi'J WlHUOllHllI COIlt IS ,
C. II. .t Q Alloilez Mlllinir Co.
'ltchllllrk" . . r. . . > l Atlantic- . . . .
junenil Electric. . . . HoHtou , t Mont
Mexican Central. . IluttoA lloston
N. Y.AN. K Calnniiit .VHecla. . .
Old Colony Centennial
: > re. Short Line. , . . Htf Franklin 111
llublit-r 25 KcarHni'u 111n
San Uloiro Osceoln 21 !
Union 1'aoitic Qnlnuy Kill
Went End Tamarack 138
On tile Lniulon .Market.
LONDON. Sept. 20. 4 p. in. The closing ( pio-
tatlons on the London Stock exchange today
were :
CoiiHolH , money ' . )7 ) ; > , i.Mnxk-aii ordinary . . lil > f
CdiisolH. account. . 0 7-111St. ] I-nid coiiiiiion. . . . I'llIJi
N. Y. . l > ii.\O. IstH. . ' 'lljt , Now York Ct-u'l..1(1 ( Ihi
Canaihanl-aclllu Tfih Pennsylvania .11 Ji ,
Krle in lleadliii ; 8JH
KrleMB 70 Mux. Ceir. new ! . . . u3i !
llllnulH Central til
HAII Sir.VKii-34sd ! pero/ .
Slo.NKY 1 per cent.
Hull ! of discount In the open market for
hotn short and three-months hlll.s , \i pur
cent.
_
Sim I'mnciHuo Milling ijiiotiitions.
PAN I'ltANL'isco , Sopt. 20. Thoolllcl.il closing
qiioiatlons for mining stocks were ) us follows :
Alia 10 Hale X Nurui-uiis.i Til
Ilelcher B Jlexli-an . fT
llest.t lleleher.Ifl Opldr . so
IloilleCoiiHUhdafd IS
Itulwer 10
( 'hollar 1C. SU-i-r.i Nevada . 40
L'un. Cal. & Va 125 Union Con . 10
Crown Point 1.1 Yellow Jacket. . . . 40
Oonlil A.Cni-1'y. . . . . IS
Now Yorlt Mlnllii ; ( J
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 20. Thu followlus are the
mining ijuolatloiis :
Cholur Id 1'lyinonlh 10
Crown 1'olnt 10 Sierra Nevada in
Con. Cal. A. V.-i 115 Standard Kill
Deaihvooil nil Union Con
( ionlil and Curry. . 15 Yellow Jacket Ho
Haiti .V. N' Ill'Ium ' Silver 110
Hoini-Htaku irilljQlllck Silver 1511
Moxiean ! ! ij do pn-fd 1 5IIII
Ontario ( ! ( ) i Unlwc-r 10
OiihhC (11) ( )
St. I.OIIIH .MlillllK > t' > el < .
ST. f.otiis , S'opt. 2(1. ( 1'ollowlns nre tbo
closlmriiiiolittlons ;
'
. 111(1. Ahked.
Adnnm. . . $ .10 $ .1:11 : lllinefrc
( iranltuM. l.MI 1.7B Kltzahelh.
. . M..O Aint-r. Nut.
Leo 1.00 3.0(1 (
Silver Ailv.iiiees In l.onilon.
NKW VOIIK , Sent. lfl. ! The Post's London
hpec'lnl rsiiys ; Silver has ilsen to 34'td on
small sptrlal order's ami scanty Miprillos.
Money closed active and rupee pa per a I l)5.d. ) (
Them was no gold movements today. The de
mand ' -oritlnucb Mat. The Argentine Kuimhllc
lovoliillon huh ileejieried Ihn anxluly. Amer
icans eiosed at the wor t on dividend iiUiv- |
n 'r , and oppo-slllon to Hie xllver repeal act.
Uold uxpurtb fnun Ameilca are e.xpecied ,
OMAHA I.1VIJ IsTUCIi .IIAItKKTS.
Moilunita Krcnlptt llrlnc Alioul n ( Jeriprnl
* l'-rinlii | ( ; Up ol I'rlri-a.
' ' Tl'BKDAV , Hflpt. 10.
Hoceipts today wore moderate and for the
past two days compared with the llrst two
days of lust wool ; thtiro has been ft falling
off'of about 1,000 cut e , 1,000 bogs mid 250
sheep.
Tlio supply of do'siyablo ueof cattle was
short enough to make the dre&bcd beef men
anxious and as n result suitublu grades wore
picked up briskly _ ' nt prices fully lOo
better than Moiufay and In the ub-
sctico of u s-ufllcleiit number ol
desirable beeves tlv ( ordinary run of stock.
botn natives and rniigers , were freely talton
at substantially stronger llcuros , Some
choice 1,285-ib , be jps sold for M. 70. and sev
eral bundles of only fair natives went over
the scales at from fl to # 4 ! ) . " > . The western
ca.tlo were largely of Inferior ( { uallty , but
tiiov were needed to'help out" und readily
changed hands at from ? - ! . & " > up to Ul ( , or
good strong prices. Trading was lively from
the blurt and the limited offerings werusooi
absorbed , the market clobing up strong
Thu cow market was In better shape todaj
and thu thirty odd loads on halo sold ( juirkl\
at stronger prices. Kales included corn mm
to prime cows and hqlfcrs at from ll.iU ) to
f3. ! > 3 , with tlio bulk at from $1.70 to fj 10
The cnlf market was active and 11 rm and thu
sumo was true as to rough stock generally
Husim-ss In feedcr < > was brisk at stronger
prices all around. Tlio smooth , Hi-shy crades
wore tu excellent demand , whllo the ordi
nary grades showed no quotable advance
( iood to choice feeders are quoted ut t3 to
f 1.50 , fair to good at i.75 to fa , with comnioi
and Inferior stutT ut around 2 lo t'-.SU , Hep
resentalivo &ules :
lUIESSUI ) IIKEf ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . . . U&O 1300 il . i)00 ) 1400
037 4 OO
10. . 1203 4 70
17. .1272
2 . 050 1 00
4 . . 057 2 ( Ml
. 830 2 OS
3 870 2 05
11 . 031 2 05
.1000 2 05
o " 010 2 (13
8. . 852 2 III
1. . . 020 2 10
1. .1020 2 10
1. . 050 2 10
I'.l , . 842 2 in
25 , . 017 2 50
H. , . 477 1 SO
7. . . 552 1 85
, . 7UO 3 25'
3. , 20.1 2 75
. . 400 3 OO
. . 250
, . 030 1 80
, .1400
STOCK tillft AND fEEDCIIS.
1 fill070 2 HO 30 steers. 1173 385
2 steers.1325 305 5 steers. 1250 275
40 cows. . 853 1 50 1 slrllgl-130 1 75
8 cows . 1000 1 'JO 1 hull. . . 1170 1 ! )0 )
1 slag..1270 1 UO 04 cows..933 205
3 cows. . U03 215 3sleers.ll)3 ! 275
1 steer. 1000 2 75 1 steel1300 2 75
2 cows . . HOO 130 1 cow. . . 010 105
3 cows. . 840 1 'JO 1 Kir , T. . 1000 215
2'J str.sT.lO40 215 18 filrs. .1104 250
I strstg227 ! 210 1 cow 050 220
1 cow..1000 220 12 fdrs . . OK ) 225
2 fdrs. . . 087 225 Ifdi. . H20 J 25
4 fdrs..777 225 1 fdr . .1100 225
J3 steers.1112 300 1 steer . UHO 300
1 stuer.,1070 300 1 fdr..1130 300
2 fdrs. . .1085 300 GO fdrs. . . 000 310
1 fdr . . . .10B5 300 7 steers. . 1345 310
Hoqs Receipts wore not excessive today ,
ind , with a very active demand from both
fresh m tat men and shippers , the market
opened up iietivo , witli prices 5c to lOo
ligher than Monday on all grades. As a
rule , the quality of tin offerings was In-
ferlor , rough heavy sows being moro prom
inent than was desirable. Huyors were nil
after quality , and weight wan a minor con
sideration. Good to choice hogs , both heavy
and light , sold at from $0.40 to $0.50 , with
lirimu lights un to ? 0.5. ) and m-ime heavy
butcher weights as high as $0.VJ > . Itough
heavy and mixed pacldug grades sold early
at $0.5 : ! and -J0.40. Later reports from Chicago
cage were bearish on both bogs and provis
ions , ami tlio market flattened out badly.
Late bids und sales were largely at ? 0. ! ! ( )
and J0.i5 ! , or no butter than on Monday , tlio
early strength being entirely lost and the
market closing very wealc. Thu big bulk of
the bogs sold tit from ffi.iKi to $0.4.r > , as
against SO.iiO and $ G.i5 ; Monday and from $0
tpJO.lOono week ago today. Koprescuta-
tive sales :
100
280 100
120 200
240 100
80 120
280 200
80 200
120 I GO
320
1(10
120M
M )
120
120
200
.284 2CO
.251
.254
.38(1 (
240
.310 80
.408 120
.373 280
.2(10 ( 40
.221 320
.201 1(10 (
BO 250 40
200 .237 80
200 . you 300
80 .2(10 ( 80
120 .251 GOO
80 .201 200
100 .220 120
240 .233 201) )
40 2H3 81)
40 277 40
120 327 40
200 232 240
HI ) .202 80
.285 120
1GO .310 80
200 .330 80
120 ao ? 40
100 .334
240 .241
200 .210
120 .281
200 180
400 2J3
a. . 615 80 B 00
SIIKKIReceipts were light and there was
no change in the market worthy of note
It Guru Cold , Coutht. Sere Thrott , Croup , Influ.
can. Wbeoplng Couth , Eronchttit and Aitbmi ,
A cerUin cure for Coniumptlon in firit it ct .
and t ure relief in idfineed ittiei. UM at once.
You will ice the txoillent effcol after takinr tb
frit dote. Bold tir dtaUra eiirywiure. Larf
bottle i to ciaU and 81.00-
demand U ntodVr.Ato for bath tir.utoa *
and fouler * , with prices ( piotnbly s'.oiidy.
Fair to good native ? . 3.iT < /i.M : ) ; fair to
good wesjoius.fcj.u.'irjpia.'i : commonami 8t ci <
shcnp , SI.WK'W ' " J.'i ; good Uo cbolco 4(1 ( to IU- )
Ib. lambs , &I.UOr ( t.tU. lieprcsentatho sales :
Nn. Av. Pr.
1C'J native ewe 103 MOO
82natlvo wotbors 107 3 IU
Itrri-lplft nnd UI | iiMlllnii it ! Stiil'K.
OOlclal recnlpts nnd dUti.xllloti of sli > 'i < ni
obtittii by thu books of th. Union Sdv-U
i nrds i-ompany fur the twi-ul v-four IIOIIM
cndlnn nt 5 ii'i-loek p. m. , SclitemlM' ( 'JO , H03 :
nrtKii'T.1 ,
cAiriTT" ! " iiTuis" " riliriTiTiiu il5"A tTs
Car . III ad i CUIM. ilte.nl.
no <
> in.-ihi Paoltltii'Co HilS
Tll"O. II. Hammond Co. . nuir 1,13'-
swill A CO T'TI 11 "id
TheCiidahy Paukimjco. . l.tmil f > ! l8 | sa
Julm 1' . Stulrex .t ( 'o mil. .
Ihhnbter i K's .
Kr-j , V Son nn
Oliamll not i.
Hid' . P. Oo 107' '
IMI
T.ilwrX A Kill
' .
Clcvo'.ind V-llil
Wlssimitli 1741 ,
Sp r..v. It L'll I. .
Ciileaco , P. , VP. C (
18 ; ;
SldplierM and foVdurs ! . . . . 1,1 H.V
l.eltover 7(10 (
Total. . -'US ,
l.l\e SlnrM
CuirAoo , Sept , 2(5. ( Scatc'ely moiu than 500
liead of natlvo cattle arrucd today , the re
mainder ot the 4,500 head mi salocomlni ; from
Texas and the far west. Hales of natives weio
on a basis of from M to J5.7O for Inferior to
t > \lia. Not cnoimh Iradlne was done to fairly
establish iiuotntlons. There weio about 2,500
westurns and 1,500 TCMOIS , and they were
salable at fnun $1.51) ) toil , and from { 1.40 lo
} 3 icspci-llvuly. There was tlrnmess on all
hranchci of the matUet. Kecolpts since Sat
urday uni ahcml the same as for the saino
lime last week , but there Is a decrease of 11.-
(100 ( bend as compared wlih the same time last
year. Ituyers ate anticipating a pretty full
run for tomorrow , hut I lie Indications are
there will ho u demand at sustained
prices for from 10too lo 18,000 head.
I'ln , ' adxanee In the London iimrKcl of 34e will
stlmulatiithu e.Nport demand and It will not
hosiirprlsliii ; to see clndroeattlc s.'ll higher.
( iood lings Mild LIOSIto yesterday's pi-tees at
the opening of 1-uslness this iimnilng , hut n
little liner they were sellhi ! ; slowly ut from
10ito locotr. Poor ami common grades were
iiiuc'li lower from HIM outset amiero
dull and weal. . Hogs were steadily held at
the i-lose. I'rom lto \ i5'75 for culls iheie as
tiadtuu all iiloni ; up lo ill,75 for heavy , and to
il for fancy light. Uf the former there Is not
many sales at l-eiier than ill.H'i , and the bulk
of ( he light went at about 6'1.75 to $0.00. In
quality the oll'eilngs weie not very good ,
lough mlMMl ordinary light lots and sows en
tering more largely Into lire rec.olpU than for
some time past.
Prices forsheepnndorwciit noiadlcaU-lmngo. ,
Although the deinaud to ho lndlllerent , there j
was cmm h competition to hold the market
nearlv steady al fioio 1.25 to $3.50 for Infe
rior to medium , and from { 3.00 to $4.10 for
good to choice. Sales of westerns were on u
basis of from J1.75 to $3.00. The supply of
lambs boliiR lluhtur than for somn days past ,
tlrero was lucieased llrmness In that branch
of the-market. Prices ran from i'J.&u lo $4.76
for poor in fancy , with mo-t of the sales at
from $3 to # 4.25. lEccclptsslnco Saturday have
been 400 head less than for lire bamu lliiio last
week.
Iteculpts-Oattle , 4,500 head ; calves , 1,200
head ; hufi , 18,000 head ; .sheep , 12OOi ) head.
KIIIISIIS City I.lvn Mock .Marker.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 20. CATTI.IJ Ke-
eelpts , 0,100 head ; hblpmcnls , 2.2OO head ;
best calllo firm ; others sternly ; I'e.xas ami
shippingt > t-erx$2.00'i'.5.1.r > ; TI-.XKS nnd natlvo
' ' " '
slocU-ers and feeders , J2.UOT/,3,45. ; ,
lloiis Itt-celpts , U.'UO head ; shipments ,
1,500 head ; niarkot opened IHyilfjr higher ,
closed weak ; bulk , ill. 3D ( ( , ( ! . 35 ; heavies , pack
ers ami inl.\ed , 0.20iO.G5 ! ; llnhts , Yorkers
and pigs. r4.750.70.
Sllim--lleceiils : | , 1,700 huad ; shipments ,
5,000 head ; market steady.
St. I. outs l.lvu S o < : k Market.
ST. I.OtMS , Popt.20. t'ATTi.K Hi-colpts , 4,700
liuad ; shipments , 10O head ; market steady ;
fair to real need native steers , J3.50'i4.hO ;
J'e.Mis and Indian steers , i2.503.15 ; cows ,
? 1.75r.,3.25.
HIMJS Itecolpts , 3,200 head : shlpmonts , 500
liuad ; market lower : heavy , JO. 15(1(0.05 ( ; pack
ing , J0.10QG.75 ; light , J0.4O&0.55.
aitREiUuuolpts , 2,400 head ; shipments ,
none ; market quiet ; mixed natives ranuo
J2.25 < 33,5u ; Te.\ans , J2.OUif3.00 ; lambs , J3.UO
( 4.25.
_
Xr.w York l.lvu Mix-U .Market.
Nr.w YORK , Sept. 20. HI-.KVK.S Keeolpts ,
0,400 head ; no trado. ( .1r.lves l ecelpts , 230
head ; market linn ; veals , tl. 5038.00 ; western
calves , $ ; i,75.
SIIKEIliecclpts , 2,782 huad ; sheep , J3.00 ®
3.75 ; lambJ4.00ii5.00 ; die.ssed mutton , ? 5.00
fe8.00.
llous Ifcceljits , 753 head ; no trading.
Sioux City l.lvo sjloelc .Miirl.fl
stork in .
Itecelpts of live stock at thu four principal
western markuts Tuesday , September 20 :
C'altlo. Ilo-js. s-heop.
Poutli Omaha . 2,78'J 7.1O5 241
Chicago . 4,500 18.OOO 12,000
Kansas L'lty . O.IOO 0,200 1,700
.St. holds . 4,700 3,200 2,400
"
Total . 21,080 37.505 10.347
READY MADE MUSTARD PLASTERS
Wo were tlio first manufacturer } on this
Continent. Our latest Improvement surpasses
anything ever before produced , inn. . 25o. , 3.lo.
pertla. Itusurotolmvo MICAHUUiT'S. Asfc
for them eprcad on cotton cloth.
SEABURY'S SULPHUR CANDLES ;
Prevent Ion is better than euro , by hiirnlnc
these candles had Hindis in hasi-niciilx , clo.scts ,
ku. aru destroyed , and tlms < : ontaKloriHilUeaMi3
iiro kept away ; also useful for expelling motv.
qultos nd Irritating Insects. I'rlcu , 0o. cacli.
To piiilfy sick-rooma , apartments , etc. , use
HYURONAPHTHUL PASTILLES ,
\Thlch In bum Ins , disinfect and produce a
frasraiicorefrcfhlntfHti l iiivlBoratlng. ! ! 5o. per
box of 12. Solo JluimfacturcrH ,
Vlmrinaceiillcull
njpiii
ChomMs. fNtW
n-'s A staff or ,
. . . ' ' - . wllOII pilllplCR.
| DANCESJ Molrlir * nud erupl
Uois : Appror on tha
tliiii , no1 mnttor bow
slight It warns you
tlmt votir blood f < n't
pun- HUH ! tlioviivnlng
( wlulu tlu-ro N yc-t time ; clour
tip jt-.tr KjMeiii ntiil purify
the liUxxl bv tnhlng Doctor
l'ift--x.s ) lloKieu Mcdlcnl DIs-
-ilH r\ifl v ry lUMUrcsnvcryorgnu
FL ( tn ! illt" imti.ial Hction , purities
und t'lirlelicK tl > bloixl ami
Ibroii h II clonuses and Invig
orates the whalJ sjj.fw. It ntlneks nil scrof-
ulou.s , skin mid ncnlt. diseases in tbo i-l ht wny
bv purifying tholiloiid.
Tim illwison lhat. It cures como from n
torpid liver , ( it- from Impure blood. For
overytldits of this n.ituro , it 1st tbo only pmtr-
antffil remiily.
In Ovupopsla. or lmlip-.Mion , four Stomach ,
Ulllousiicss ; nil llroiielilal , Thmat , and l.unij
All'uctlous , oven Consumption ( or l.ung-scrof-
U1.1 In iff earlier Mngi-i if it ever fails to
benefit or euro , you luivo yutir innuejback. .
The worse vour Tnlarrb , tbo moro you
need Dr. Sago's Catarrh Uemi'dy.
TO
sioo.oo.
Is this space worth $100.00 a
month to-me ? I want to leave
it to you. The question is can
enough more < ojcls be sold to
MERCHANTS to make it profita
ble. The line under consider
ation is RuiuiKR BOOTS , SIIOKS ,
ARCTICS , LUMHKKMAN'S OVKRS ,
Fui/r BOOTS , GKK.MAN Sox ,
OlLKD , RuuniJR , Dl'CIv AND
LKATIIER CLOTHING AXD MACK
INTOSHES for a specialty. Price
Inrms rmrl rlisrmitilt ; fur-
nished to merchants only.
ZACHARF T. LINDSEY ,
Omo.h a.
( l LIEBIG COMPANY'S1 '
Thcso two words nro
known in every well
o r (1 o ! o d household
throughout the world
us designating the
' I oldest , purest , best und
alwaystobouopondod -
upon
BTIMCT OF BEEF
Is sold wllh written
guarantco to cure
NorvouB Prostra
tion , Firs , Dlzil-
neo8llcnitnrlinanl
-ralKlannJU'nko *
i'FXjCnu'cil byux-
lvousoiifOpfuiii ,
Tobacco r.nil Alro-
I' ' " ' Mcnlnl
r-a ! Deprra-
ErV ( .Ion , SoftenltiKoJ
tlioDrnln , onu lni ; Mioory , Insanity mnl Death ;
IlnrrcavKH , Iiniiolvncy , Lot Foworln oltlicrrci ,
Promnturo Old AKP , liivolunlnry I IHCOH , CIIUMM !
by ovor-lnilulKi'iicu , ovur-i'xi-rlloiiot tint Ilrnln nnj
Crrornof Youth. lttlM' ; ( o Weal ; Orerins thult
Natural Vigor mid ilnutilcii tlio JOJ-B of llfii : euros
I.uci > rrlioii nnil rumiilu'iiani \ ! - i' . A mnntli'H trent-
incut , lu plnln iinrUniiii. hy mnll , to nny mlilniw , il
per hex , 0 IKHI-H f. % . with ovcry 15 order wo uivo a
Written Cuiirun too to cum or lolimillhu money ,
Clrc-uliira frru , Ouurunteo Iseuoil only by our ox >
clu lvo nu'ciit.
Union Stosk Yards Compaay ,
South Opiaha.
BeitCattlo Ho nnil marotlii tb < IT IV
CnMW1331ill HO 13:1.
Wood Broth3H ,
I , ITO Bto k C'oninilsflimliroiintt. \ ! ; .
Unralia Ti-lop'ium ItJ * . OUIoan
JOHN l > DADl-MAS' , I . . . , . , ,
WAI.T-.K K. WJOD. rMM „ trr
Marknt roirtshy ] ) mall and wlro cheerful
upim appllentlon
"ST IS IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT. " TRAINED SERVANTS USE
OMAHA
BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETC.
"OnialiifTciit
COMPANY. COMPANY
Jinportortt unit iimnufno-
turorn of Hour nnvkii , 1IOIIHK COVKIIH.
liurlnp * . twlnii , llll I'liriuuii Mrunt.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coe Shoj Company.
Salcuroom und OIllca-llilT IIOJ. 1111 lluurl
Factory-IHU-im-mi llownrd St.
\\'o nrn tli3 OXI.V .Mumifajtureri of llooU un1
Bliomln tlmntateof Nubraikt.
A K.-nural Invltiilluii In uxtuaslail to all to la pjct
ouriiuwfuclorj' .
HARDWARE.