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6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER ( \ 1801.
COM11ERCIAI AND FINANCIAL
Oem Co&ttomd to Cliir.b , Diged on by Crop
Diinsge Report.
WHEAT STARTED JUST A SHADE EASIER
At Ilin fil rt Corn ll cl to Stnifrclo n
Moment or 1 \unliiM the I FTr.ct of
Itciiiler Local Itccrljiln Tlmn
Hi en Anticipated.
CHICAGO , Sept. 6. Corn continued to
climb today , urged on bx cro | damnge re
port * , anil closed % o lilglicr for May , but
wheat f.illeU to connect , llnlsliltiK at a loss
tt ' ,4c for December. September oats clcseil
unclmnged ami prov.aloits wound uji with
lcisse.1 all nrnuntl.
AVhe.it Marled a shade easier than It
closed yesterday , but that feeling only lasted
a few seconds , at the end of which time It
recovered ( ho UiCVic decline with which It
opened , mid quickly added another VftG'/ic
p r bushel. The firmness of the Liverpool
market and the smallness cf the northwest
ern receipts were the most notable features
of the early news , utul another rise In the
jirlca oforn was a further encouragement
to the bulls In wheat. December started
at rCTBc , and a little at It changed hands at
1-lCo under that. 11 recovered to from
D7&c to 57'4c ' , and settled Into a deep rut
at from 57c to CTiic. So dull did It become nl
the latter point th.il f r a long time It could
not be bought at 67c nor Bold at G7 c , and
extremely little was either wanted or for
sale at the split. Hratlstreet'a visible sup
ply statement , showing 4,000,000 bu. Increase
on both coasts , caused a slightly easier feelIng -
Ing to prevail here during the list hour of
the session. December sank gradually to
f.C-'Jio mid rested at CtiTgC.
Corn was active and bulgy for ab lit an
li ur , and dur.ng the remainder of the fore
noon It ruled Ete.idy at about Me advance
over the opening idvnncc. It had to strug
gle for a moment or two at the start
against the effect of heavier local receipts
than had been estimated. Ttis shipping
houses nnil elevator agents were the best
buyers at the cpenlng and there was quite
a sprinkling of buying orders from the
west. The price rose until It knocked up
flKJlnst the call price , from which It fell
off about % c , and then hung In a state of
suspended animation half way between the
opening and the highest point of the earl )
ndvnncc. Short sellers claimed , as they
liavc been doing for some time , that the
shortage of this ye < r's crcp has been heavily
overestimated. The longs , on the contrary ,
thought the effect of the drouth has been by
110 means exaggerated. The party expressIng -
Ing the Utter views is for the present in the
inajCT ty , and the market kept firm. May
cpened at from r > tlc to Glc , and rso to from
'i < ? 4C to Slc , and from that sold off to from
540 to GlHc. the price at the clse.
September fluctunteil within the range of
G6Hc tml G7c , and closed at fiflc.
Iluslness In the cats market was of fair
volume. The fluctuations teem to follow
those of corn. September started at 29c.
" sold up to HOc , and back : to 29c , where It
AMIS at noon , closing at 29c.
The provls on market still had some
weight fr-m the spce.l of Its up-
vatd progress yesterday when It
started today. The early buyers , however ,
were confronted by liberal offerings from the
packers. There were rallies , but In the
end prices were about at their lowest for the
clay. In comparison with yesterday's cl.s-
i'ng price , September pork Is lOc lower and
January 22',4c off. Lard for both these
.months declined lOc. Hlbs are off ITlic for
February and IS' c for January.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
_ Articles. | Open. | High , | Low. I Close.
W'licat.No. y
Sept.
Dec. .
May , 01 ! DIM
Cc.ra No. ' 'i.
Sept cim
Oct n.-iw BStt
Mny 6378
Oath No. - ' . . .
Eept
Oft
May
Tort pur bbl
Sept. M ir. 14 on 14 (10 (
Jan 14 17 ! in o %
Laid. 11)1) ) ) Ibi
Sept 8 ( ! ' . ' ! 8 fi2S
Oct sr. H li'Jh 8 or.
Jan 8 V5 H 10 8 JlS'4
tliott Klbs-
Bi lit. . 7 80 7 05 7 6S
Oct. . . , 7 Kl > ' 7 li l ,
Jan. . . 7 2- ' ( 7 10 7 IHVj
CnMi riuotatlons ncre as follows :
Kl.Ol'ltCJuIel , unelianiicil.
VVIUiAT No. 2 xiirliiK. E3).fGlic ; No. 3
xprlnK , nnnilnnl ; No. 2 red , 53Kc.
rOUN-.Nu. 2 , ftr.Hc ; No. 3 yellow. 5-Iii- .
OATS No. 2 , 23ic ; No. 2 ivhlle , 32'iitJ3o ; No.
1 white. 31 4 .12'ic.
HYK-Nft. 2.lfi > ic.
I1AIII.KYNo. . 2 , CCCCCHiNo. ! . 3 , ly-tftMKe ,
j i . 4 , MJT52V-.C.
I'LAX HIIKD-No. 1 , 11.23 .
TIMOTHY HKKD I'rlme. J\M173.2V
I'KOVISIONS .Moss porli , per libl. , SILOfllf
11.10. Ijird , per 100 U-s. , JS.C25iS ! < .C5 , Shoit ilus
Fldi-a ( luo i > ) . S7."Olf7.bD. Uy aalti'd sluiuldi r
( l ixi'd > . JC.Sjfll.W ; short clear Bides llio.ied ) .
tS.I't. '
WHIHIvY-Dlstlllcia' fin ulicd goods , per gal. .
U.31.
The followlns were the receljits and shlpnunls
todiy :
NKW YOUK. Kept. S.-l-'I.OUit-Heeelpts. 45.0X
bblH. ; expjilH , ll.KW bbl ? . ; Bales , 13,300 plt s.
Market dull uml lower to Ecll ; buyer * taking
only brandK us wimted ; winter strnlKhtp , weak
and nculccted ; rlly mill clears , 13.15 ; winter
KtrnlnblH , | ! . < ii)4j2.iO ) ; Minnesota patents , 53.1
3.C' ) ; Minnesota bakem , JI.OOfi3.nO ; rpilng h > u
Crude * , ll.tufil.h. , . Poiithcrn Hour , dull ; no e.\\r \ *
fotnnum lo fair extra , $2.i > i < fl2.M ; Rood tn choice
extra , J .MW.HJ. Itjc Hour , tinner : viili-x ,
CXJIIN MIAIFlim ; salesi , 3vfl bbls. nnd 2.
kaekn.
11A11LKYQuiet ; No. 2 western , Me.
11YK Quiet ; mule , SJ'aBUe ; Jerpev , Mffjle.
HAHI.KV MAI.T-Qulet ; wcvlern , CSffTOc ; two
rnwcd , stall * . 73e ; Hlx-rout l , KffS2c. )
WHKAT Uwi'ljilR , 65.0DO bu. ; e.\n.rti | . rn.fl. .
1 > U. ; nale , I.SUM11 * ! ) bu. futnrra. 1W.OJO nvjt |
Bi > l market sUmly ; No. 2 red , In store nnd eb-
valor , 8 , ' > ci f. o. b. . SD'.jc alloat ; No. 1 northern
C3\o lU'llvcrecl : No , 1 haul , C7e dellveieil. Op
tions opened enidcr on aliHenee of frosts wc t
nnd foiclcn ; lllnir. rallltd xhaiply with corn , but
7ulcd dull all day , decllnlm ; at noon on thu
.nereanu In the world'ii stivkn , nnil dull Lite
rabies , cloning iiulel nt "Wic net decline ; May
UttfiCIl S-lCo , clonivl nt CS'tc ; September , tsif
IS 3-16e , cloned at DSc ; Uccciulier , CKjCl'.ic , closed
Ut 610.
fOIlN-llecelptfl , 1I.Si ) liu. ; export ! . 16,3I Ini.i
enli-H. IMO.UVO bu. ( uturi-H , Ifi.f" ) bn. epot. Spit
market llrm ; No. 2 , f > HWBo | n elevatir : Kir
ulliKit ; yellinv. Goo In Htnie. Option * xtmni ; all
the mornliiK on prjwpecli of n bullish govern
ment rrmrt | and eBllmutes of only l.aiO.WO.Wj
liu. crop , but eased o.T In Ihe nftetnom on prr-
dirt Ion of lain , nnd cloned at > fcc net advance ;
May , 67'j < tWi'.ic , closed nt 57\c ; Sepieniber. K
tlCJo. clowd nt Sc ; Octolior , MliliCi jp , dubrO
ut 2'4c ; NJvember , ClH < l ( > Hc. ctrmi-d m Blijc ,
' " '
OATH-llwe'lpti. "iss.4uo'7iu. ; rxpoits , l.JW bu
.lle < , IGO.OHO liu. future * ! , ! ISll ) bu. nMt | Spot
market qulel : No. 8. 53 * < U34cj NJ. : . ilrlver | il
3liWSUie ; No. J. S3 - ; No. 5 while. 5QiC36 > ic-
No. 3 while , 36 36'.jc ; track , mixed , wratrrn ,
341(31'.i.Irnck ; , whlto msti- and uvtirrn. 3GC )
ile. OptloiiH llrm early , but later reacted with
corn , vliwlnr rlmiily ill Uc net ndvnnce ; May.
Itioj Kepteinbt'i- cloned at lie ; October , mil
! U'ie , cloHl | at 3 c ; November closed nt S&v
Decembe.3J037'te. . clwnl at 37c.
HAY -.Weaker ; uhlpplng , DOJ57o ; Ko < M to
iii. . , t.
HOPS Weak i stair , common to choice. tSi , -
1'acllloimiit. . 7 1X- ( , '
HIUiSDulli : \v.-t raited New Orleans , se
lected , 4S In ( Ti llm. . ItH'ic ; lluenoM Ayre . dry ,
W lo 21 ll'n. ' . lOHoj IVias dry , 21 t > 30 llu. . SfllHe.
l.IOATHini-Sleaily ; hemlook Kile. lluenus
Ayrm , Unlit to heavy weights , HlilSe.
WOOIQuUtj domosllo lleecc , UtfSIc , pulled.
l.
1'ltOVISlONH-lIeer. slrndy. Cut menu , Heady.
IMrkled brlllen , SMiC',4c ; plrUlol thJiiMfir. 7c ;
pk'kleil liuliin , HUfllltic. Ijlld , eiiKlrre ; t-
trn iilcam rliw l at t'J.Dl ; nn\r \ . M lli-i-c\ ! > a ;
VIM ; elly at * Ue ; Kt'pteinber rhi > l at > 'J nor.i-
Inul , January , tk.W nominal ; rellnnl , tlrin ; iiwi
tlnent , SHe : K , A. . J.W ; c.mn-nmd. C' , jtihc.
IVlk , hlxliiT ; new rne , JI.V.Villa.S ; extra
prlim > . I11.WWIJ.M ; family , illi.Wtfl6.50 ; thort
Clrur ti.iX . ) riT.Uu ,
lirTTKllijul't ; wrstrrn dairy , 13 < flTo , wcrt.
rm cremnery , llJi'JI. ' ; v - tern faetory. lMHtk\
I-iKln : > , 2mc. Imitation rrramrry , liiilSc , stile
dairy Hd ! ; ' , < , latH crruiueiy 16di'o
KOOS- Firm receipt * , ! > , B3t pkiss.
Tl IIPKNTINK Firm at SS'ttf ? > c ,
1HCKKlrm donu-sllo. lair to extra , 4'iO
tUe. Jupun , 4S < i < ! > < *
l'M-liulli United elosnl nt die bid.
la bulk. JJ.W , rtflntd.
l' c for rllv i | w
criuntry pl < gs. frm1) ) . Sc a * lo ouallty.
and Dnlllmurp , | . ' . i , irtlmil , riillmUlplila nnd
Ilflltlinore. In bulk , \.W. .
HUH IN Hte.idyj ttralnhl , commin la ROM ,
tl.1S t.2i ) .
MOI.AHSIIH-rtlpnily ; New Oileaiw , "pt'n lieltle ,
ITOOil Itl 'Ililri * IffCf t * .
I'lO ' llOXiotidy , Sculcli , WflS.W ; Amerl-
rnti. $ M.i iff 13 DJ.
ifjl'l'Ull ( Julct : lake. JUr.
I.IIAO-U'rnK ; ilnnirillc , M.1S.
TIN-Klfiu-et : stinltd , III.W WO ; plutPi , inlet.
WIM.TKItfirmly : ilonifvllc , | ! M I'M. '
Pnlei on 'rhango , C car * lil tm' option Pep-
lemU-i hud , t3.7 : 2t lonii ! 3 > pteinl r tin. Jlii ;
nnd Z" IIIIIK OeiMl.er . tin nl lit.
C ) TTON 8KIID OtlTIe market liai n very Or.n
iinilnrtiitK * nnd Imldera me ni.iliins nioiv innncv ,
.Pilule orudi. . heft ; crude. 2 < HfSc : yellow , I'Ut-
tr-r Ki-ndes , aifMSc , choice yellow , miiiuner , SCi' :
prlnii' yellow. ] | i > n kM ; yellow , off snides , 3iO
c ; prlnu white , 3c.
OMAHA ( IKMiltAI. .MAUKKTS.
Ooiiilllliin tit Triilo nnJ ( > tiot : > : Ui n on
Mfipl : < > nml I'liucy 1'nidiii-n ,
The nll'lmporlnnl ipieiitlon In llic butter tnul-
ni-m at pi mem Is the leiluvilnn nf clocks ol
Rtuinge butter and prmenl piodtietlon of fresh
sti > ek , iys Chicago I'roducr T o ceks ago the
estimatef Mr. N.Vatei Imry of New York
Man published , which shuod lli.it uhout 10'J.O'AI '
lull1 * mire had lieen titortnl Ihe pa t seHFon th.in
Ii5t , ywii. Now the e > es of Ihe entire tradv
urn luined upon the i ! FUIIBU ( utoi-ks to fee how
the ) ni" lic'IHK leiluceil , 11 is Unoun tlul huge
ilunntltleM of June hatter have liecn colinilined
In nil markets nf Iliv i-onntiv i1 ill Inn Anmi'l ,
And II In ? > kinMMi that fully as much Iniiter
nu linn I'ein taken out has domi pin In rtoniRa
< it Home pilntH dtiilni ; Hit' luontli. This U true
of tile public KtoinKihoiiFCS In ClikMBO which
tiul.iy linkl v , llh I n n fvtv hunilitfil lub.4 of us
many K. IIS | as they did a month a o , liut hi
piUitti * Cii > ez.s | In lhl.1 rlly there have been
niitiL inken out , i. tlluilil : | nt ftom HW ) ID 7iMi ) )
tubH. lint this butler bus been t.iken out M'ry
H't.'iilly nnd has n.it had tlni" to KO lnl eon-
Miiiiitlin | , so It IH prnctlcnlly on the maiket
and lo lie riiunli'd wllli Hiippllis an nun h as If
It neiu In the fieezers nimilil. lloslnn has
besun H'duelliK si .iiiHe stiicks , and will piob-
ablv linvir.m ) tubs lens at the opening of Sep
tember Hum It bad when Blocks vie re heaviest ,
Hlileli uiR about the inbMte ofusust. . New
Ymk has pi.-bably U'dueed supplies H'.iWO ' tubs
lliu IUFI ni'intb. ' lltiltalii has no mine butter
In sioi-iiKe tlnin will cairy the tnuli1 throtiRli
lliimiititli unleni prloes are held ton high. IUI-
tlinnri * lias lieenery r iii.si'ixallxe In pillllliK
In Inillrr un account of liak of ninlldeiice In
l hi- future , hemv hann't nny HI-.TI ! vuppty In
t > ui e , uhllc I'lilladclphla li.is ills , ' been CMII-
MM.ntand has not ns much us 1 , 1st year.
St. Ijiuls has nut t exre" I l.W ) tubs at most.
mid ili.it supply Is e tlnvitcil tii have been
leduii'd LVi tulin liurlnK August.
Cumins lo the li-rt Imp it Hint pnlntH we llnd
b.it Unlit HtudMi , Iti iixln. : wbeic lart year
weiv ; KU.IVI . ! ; I.IHII ) tubs , i ill-it ! an- but C.iVW this
yi-iir. St. Paul lepurts 6.4'l ' nsa'nst ' 1.2' > 0 last
jt'itr. x\htle Kansas I'lly. In .1 tepoilinnlnlied
MLsin. . Iliwmil , ll.lllells , Vi fo. l > f Chlcaso ,
pbicp stocks there at 2.1,1' ) pncknites , iiKalnnt
11. "M | n t > par the Mtler llsute lielns ct y sus-
K 'rtlVLof ei roi.
Tim folloMiii ) , ' table shows Ktoelcs In Miraci *
i ( l , iv : it pilncipal ixilnts , compaitil nllh last
1WI.
,
New Ymk . i . ] 2. ) , 0i ) 108 ( HI )
At minor points the figures aic repotted to
Mi'Ksis. lliiuani , n.nttll.H & Co. us follows :
Tubs of Mutter.
ISM. U3I.
Kl ln , 111 . 6uD ) 80-W
Kahbuiy. Ill . si C')5 )
< lilei-buiB. Ill . juo joe
tSrlnnell , In . 330 1.00
1'ell.i. la . 1OM
Miiieiiil Pnint , Win . ( ,00 . . . .
Mount lloi-eb. WIs . . . 10.10
VVnt.'itimn , WlM . SIO 7 > ( l
Shelnij-unn , Win . G'fl , I'M
: - . . ! . WIs . 1,0)0 ) 1.2-.0
Mlimnapiy. | | Minn . 2.SIO .1 0
Si. Paul. Minn . C , M ] ,600
TnpeUa , Kan . . SO 21 * )
ICnnxnx I'lty , Mo . 2r.W 15,000
Omaha , Neb . 103 i.2fH )
IJetrolt . 1,000 invj
The M-ntlmcm In c'hleaKO nrpeais to be that
It IH ( joins to I iv mliibty hard wmk to Ket lid
nf the i ior butter that Is bilnif miule by the
we.stein eic-nnerles at pien-iit. As has liven
Ma till finm llmu to time , ue have lu-cn Inklns
mil faney .lune cienmeiles and putting In tlrsls
and Fivonds , which have not Hold sntli-f.iclorily
Ml t . ipetltlun with the held fiozen Roods. The
piwpects me that fnnn now mi until ] > - . > eem-
ber , ur nt least until November , we are likely to
have n ( food deal of this poor butler , and that
the Kcneial .v.orajie of qunl.ty will rule low.
This will. , ( course , make better demand for
what little fancy tcurls comes. Dealers who
handle both butter nt ! < fiults lull us that the
butter tiade Is Kood eompaied with other lines
of ctulf they aic luiiidllnK , nnd the leports all
niv tn the elfect that the volume of ronsumptlvp
demand is fully up to the EVUSOII. If not ahead
of pome ycjrs.
HPTTii ! l'.irlinc : stotk , lie ; fair to Rf-od
c'niintiy , HJ/bV ; choice to fnrjcy , 17QlSe ; nath-
i-roil civamery. 17fff2i- ; Brp.iratcncreameiy , 2io.
Kdtlrt-IVr doz. . I4c.
L1VB 1'01'I.TIIY Olil hens , nifl'c : roosters.
2lj < f3r : Kprlnit chicken" . 7c ; ducks , 5e ; lion tin-
keys. tfitc ; ftobbleiH , rVCc ; old ceec ' . < t\
OAMM I lahle chickens , yinincr , per doz. , J2.75
( i3.iM ; pralile e.ilchens. old , per doz. , | 2.itJW
2.2T > ; Rr.mw , > ounK. per doz. . t2.73iff3.IW ; Blouse.
old. PIT do ? . , t2.m > $ f2.2i ; ducks , blue wins t"al.
poi ilu/ . . Jl.r.oui.7. ; dui ki , Kieen wlHK teal , per
doz. . ? 1.2.ifl.'i ( ; ducks , mixed , pjr doz. , Jl.W
iil21.
;
VII.M , fholce fat and small veals aic quoted
ill rifiilto ; ciKirse arid larue , 3filo.
I'HKKSi : Wisconsin , full cream , new make ,
IZflli'bc ' : Nebiaslia nnd Iowa , full cream , lie ;
Nebinska and Iowa , part fklms , 8c : l.lmburKer ,
No. 1. lie ; bilck. No. 1. llr ; Swiss. No. 1 , UfflSc.
HAY I'plnnd hay , JD.M ; midland ) ; lowlntid ,
$ S."i"l. Oilor makes the p Ice on hay. Unlit bales
rell the best. Only top grades brim ? top prices.
PIOIIONS-OIJ birds , | ior doz. , S'lc. '
VKQKTlLKfl. \ .
I'HTATOKS linuml loin of home Brown or
K'ulliem stuck. 75e per bu. ; small bits on oiilei.x.
S'c ' ; < 'alifoinln. 8Cc.
Mii.CINS : ( iiKHl stock , crnted , > 20.
rA.Vn-II.Ol'PKS Home Blown , per doz. , Jl.
01,1) li\NS-Hiiml-plck ! : l. navy , t-.25 ; me
dium. JL'.lili2 ) 13 , common while bvum > , J1.7J
' ! \M. \
ONIONS On eiders , 7f > c per bu.
CAIIIIAdK Southein , 2c.
CrilJJltY- do ? . . 3 < W lOc.
S\VKIT roTATOis-per ib. . ic ,
KIlt'lTS.
The llrst nui t'on salts at tills point continue.
to attract a lanje crowd nnd the movement of
fiui I is heavy ,
AI'PliKS Omul loik. per Mil. , K.5002.73 ,
llhACIC llASI'llKHHins None.
UKI ) llASPIIiillUIW None , |
PKACIICS Cullioinln. lUWSLlO ; Vllnes , SO
W.- .
Pl.l'MS-Callfoinln. $1.iff1.25.
1'KSN None.
PK.Mtsi D.ii ttctt's , 11.73 ; other varieties , J1.2I
ApiliroTK-fnllfnrnl.1 , none.
( IIKItlMKS-rallfornl.i. none.
< : ilAPiS-'oncord3 : , li-lb. basket * , 25c ; Cal-
Ifuiiila , il.r.O.
TIIOIMCAL FnriTS.
HANANAH Chnlcf sliH-k. JI.7S' 2.23 : per bunch.
I.i.MONS : | . 'unry lemons , 300 Mze , JC.50 ; fancy
ler.iniiS. ; : ( size , 3G.DO.
OIIANis ( : None.
PINUAPPLKB-Nime.
MISCKIVr.ANEOUS.
K1S-P.iney. ( per Ib. . 15c.
1IONICV-fjillfomki. Ite ; dark rnney. Wile.
MAPI.ISVlll'P Gallon cans , per dot. . li
NfTS Almond * . IGUKc ; UiiKllH.i walnuts , 100
UV , Illbeits , KV ; [ Irazll mils , lOc.
CIliit-Pure : Julep , per bbl. , tC ; half bbl. . J1.2i.
IIIDIOS No. 1 ETi'in hides. 2lje ; No. 2 Kn-en
luil'-s , l < 2c ; No. 1 Rieen Milled hides , 3Vie ; No.
2 KU-en salted hides. JW'tc ; No. 1 Bi'een naltod
hides , 2.to 40 Ibs. . 3'ic ; No. 2 Bieen Halted hides.
2J to 10 Ibs. , 2ii2' e : N . l veal calf , S lii 13
U.S. . r.i.iflCc ; No. J veal calf. S to 11 llm. . 4tiM ! c ;
Nu. I diy Mint hides. So , No. 2 dry Hint hides ,
3e ; No. 1 diy lulled li i\fi \ , 4e. I'nrt cu.cj hMes ,
' , < ! < : per Ib. le.is th.in fully cured.
Slliii : : > PKLTS ( lrvi..n s-illcd. each , 210'Wc ;
urcen suited KhearlinKS ( short , f\viinlcd early
skill ) * ) , each , 5MSc ; dry sheaillnga ( short wooled
any yklus ) . No. 1 , each , Siiluc : dry shearlhiKs
tMhoit wiMiled early FklnH ) . No. 2 , each. Sc ; dry
Hint Kaiihim and NebiaHka butcher wool limits ,
per Ib. , uetn.il weljjht. OJfSt ; munaln wool pells.
per Ib. . ailual wi-luht , i c ; diy Hint Coloiado
biileher wool pelts , per Ib. , nuiia ! weluht. 4Cf
& * ! < , murrain wool pcltn , per Ib. , actual \\ulKht ,
Unit1. Have feet cut off , us It U ufcles to pay
lielKbl on them.
TALI A ) W AND OHIASK Tallnw. No. 1. 49
Hjf ; tallow , No. 2 , 3Vi < | 3 > ic ; Kieac , while A ,
< tl'e | ; Kieate , white II. 3'iS/3yc ; crease , yel
low. So ; Krvtibe. d.uk , 2'ic ; old butler , Ziriljc ;
bi-ciuax , prime , li'ulSj ; rough tallow , l'i jc.
HTOCKH AND 1IONDS.
Sernrlty Marltel Vcstcriliiy Wu * Irregulnr
ami Ltnsrttlcil All Day.
NBW YORK , Sept. 5. The stock market
today was Irregular of movement and un
settled of tone , the result of the day's trad *
Ing belm ; the establishment of a rangi of
prices extending from 2H per cent below to
IH per cent above the closing of yester
day. The decllneu were more numerous
thin the gains , the latter being mainly
cor.llncil to the specialties. Speculation was
less active than usual , and the trading was
largely confined to the profess Ion a I traders ,
London supplying only u email portion of
the dealings and dividing the patronage
about equally on each nlde of the market.
Influences at work In the market were con
tinued favorable reports of railway earnings
us u bull factor , and rumors that tha forth
coming cron report of the government will
show a loss of condition of corn being a bear
argument.
The grangers were chiefly affected by this
latter point , and St. Paul was sold by Lou-
don , but even In this group the deprecia
tion wim merely fractional. Western Union
wus rendered a trlOo weak by realization of
profits. The general market opened Irreg
ular , and except for a brief period of
Ktrcngth at about 10:15 a. in. was heavy
during the entire morning. After inlddaj
i fractional rally took place , which was not
luttlng , and lliu Improvement was ijulckl )
lost ,
Again around 11 o'clock a slight apprecia
tion In values was effected , but before 2
o'clock the speculation liad again taken a
downward turn , the decline being checked
In Ihu late dealings , when a general recov
ery ot * . moll fraction took place , the mar
ls , t clrnlitK only barely steady. Shear led In
the lrnn uctlcin , fluctuating within a limit
of J pT rent. The stock advanced ? t per
cent In ll'tf ' vnrly dcnllngs , In I coon begun to
xdg : off , nnd thererna stioily fell-
Inn up to the close , the l.ut
being tlio the lowest price of the tl.iy ,
2 per cent below the highest point ut the
morning ; iml l',4 per cent down from yes-
tcnlny. On rules ot ZOO shares I'tillinnn
bn.Ut ! iM.'j per cent. Cotton Oil prcfcrr d
nml Laclcdo ( ! as preferred are down t per
cent , the other declines on the dny being
merely Irncllonal. The grangers lost UJT-Vi
per cent. I lie latter In Darlington & Qulncy.
Northern 1'acldo preferred Is alsoVi per
cent tower. The gains above a. fraction
were : Oregon Short Line , 1V4 P-r cent ; Hal-
tlmore & Ohio , 1 % per cent ; Oregon Im
provement , UJ per cent , and Sugar pre
ferred , Tobacco , American Kxpresa nnd Min
neapolis & St. Louis , 1 per coiit. The bond
market wns In good tone nil day , anil be
came ( | iilto Ftrong during the afternoon.
The upward tendency continued to the
close.
The Evening Post's London cablegram
says : The Rtock markets were choppy to-
d.iy. Iteullzlngs were general , but there
was no serious decline. Americans were
duU. Thu public' here cjiitlniirs buying
bonds only. South Americans wcr > the fea
ture today. It Is believed the statement to
be made at the Hunk of England this month
will show grcnt progress In the Daring li
quidation. This will have n very good ef
fect. Yesttrday's report of the sale of a
block of securities to a syndicate Is con-
lit mod today. The syndicate held rn option
lo take more before January. Silver was
\vE-uli on the allotment of council drafts.
The Herman demand for gold Is strong , but
Is not t-xpcctud to last.
The following were th ? closing quotations
on the lending stoclca of the New York ex
change today :
The tiilttl rales of stocks today were 1VJ.730
hares , including : Atchlwn , 4WO ; Amcikan
5ucni5S.WW ; llurllrKton. 10.EOO ; ChlcnRO Oas ,
.CM ; Orneral Klectilc , 2.700 ; .Uoiiliivllle & Nash-
UK 8,4i > i , Missouri I'aclllc , SU ) < ) ; 1'lttshurK ,
'IduiRo , Cleveland & St , Loulii. 3.2')0 ' ; H adlns ,
, r'jO ' ; Hock Islaml , t Western I'nelllc ci-itlllcates ,
Ufh ui-si-ssineiH paid , 11,700 ; H..cl < Island , 4.7W.
> 'i > w York Miiney JMnrkrt.
NKW YOltlC , Sc-pt. fi. MONKY ON CALL
Cnty tit I per cent , last loan , 1 per cent ; cloned ,
per cent.
I'lilMIf MnilCANTILU I'AT'BIt 30i.s per
ST'IOUMNO KXCIIANQK null ami weak ,
vllh actual KuslneKs In Uinkers' bills at ll.S'Jfi '
.Sii',1 for ili'mnnil , nnd at ! 4.8"01I.Sil4 for pl-.ty
lays ; posted lates , J4.8.'iff4ECVj ! and $ l.b7WI.Si'.s ;
comniPiclal bills. { 4.S4i4b414.
PII.VKIt CUIITIFR'ATUS GoiiCC'.ic.
CIOVMIINMHNT liUNrjS Stiunii ; state bond * ,
lull ; ialln > ad bonds , vtionir.
Closing- quotations on bond * were as follows :
lnl Note * .
11OSTON. Sept. 5. Clearings , J12.29eC73j bal
ances , ti.IU'J.lUJ.
IIALTIMOKK. Sept. D. Clearings , JD13S52 ;
balunccK , J301.MJ.
NKW YOUK , Sept. 5. Clearings , g > 7l37Cl ;
balanceg , $6.7SJ,008.
PIIILADICI.PIIIA , Sept. 5. Clearings. } 10,7:5.-
373 ; l.ulances. $ lj,770.
MKMt'IUS , Sept. 6. New York exchange , un-
chatiKed. ClearliiK , JjlJ.Wl ; Uiljnces , | U7:3.
NKW OUI.lIANri , Kept. 5. Clrarlntn. } Si,2 ; .
New York exchange , pur. Commercial , SOc dis
count.
CINCINNATI , Hepl. 6 , Money , fi6 per cent.
New York exchange , 2Sc dlucount to par , Clear-
PAIIIS , Sept. C. Three per cent rentes. 103f
IT.ic for the account. Kxchanije un London ,
li'/ic ' for checks.
SAN KIIANCISCO , Sept. 5. Drnflu , l ht ,
12V c , telegraphle , ISc. Silver barn , o0iijc. \ | .
Mexican dollar * , KUiOJt- .
VVA8I1INOTON. Sept. 6. The cn h balance In
the treasury today was JU'i.ll:40 , of which
; ; 5C75U1 as gold retervc.
ST. LOPIS , Sent. 5. ClearlnK" . tI.UI.S7l ; nal-
anreg , J712J3S. Money , dull , Mi7 per cent , I2x-
chaniiu on New Yoik , 2Jc ilbscount bid.
LONDON , Sept. 5. Gold la quoted today at
lluenon Ayr > - > at :34 ; Madrid , K. > ; l.lilx.n , r.i.W ;
St. Petersburg. U ) ; Athena , 107 ; Home , liu ;
Vienna , 101.
CIIU'AOO. Hept , i.-Clenrlngn. JIJ CJ.W'O. '
Money , CIVj per cent on call , WiG per eeni
on time. New Yiirk exchange , 40c discount.
ForelBn exchange , v < euk. Sterling , coniir.eiclal ,
Jl. 6-1111.83. _
Duliitli AVbeul Mnrkel.
DUIAITH. Sept , B-\VHKAT-Cio e. .teady
No , 1 hard , ca n , CC'ac ; September , tOVie ; No. :
iiortliern , cash nnd Kei > tember , Uc : llec'emlter ,
5.V ; May , dlljc ; No. 9 northfin. ruih , IZ c , No ,
J , OVic ; rejected , Idic ; to an he. No. 1 noilli-
ern , new , Uc , old , ii'C. '
Wool .Miirxet.
KT. LOUIS , Sept. S. WOOL About iteady
rrf
01IAHA LIVESTOCK 1IARKETS
3tcckcrs Octpfng lotb * Yurda In Good Hum-
turs t Present.
T
TRCES : ARE siirj. GDING DOWN
CornfpiU Scarcer I'liim HVIT nnil Vatuo
OoltiK Up-Wo.terns S II I'ulrlr XVell
HllRH Stillllp DIlllO 4 > WlllR IU
' root ; .
WEDNESDAY , Sept. 5.
The receipts today were 6,000 cattle , 6,300
togs and 130 sheep , as against 4,632 cattle ,
i.GCO hoes and 557 sheep yesterday , and
2,871 cattle , 7,824 hogs and S37 shesp on
Wednesday of last week. The receipts o !
cattle , were the largest In some time.
CATTLI3 As usual for some time back
the bulk of the receipts of cattle consisted
of cows and stackers. There were , however ,
'or the first time in over a week n bunch
of good 1377-tli corn-fed natives In the yards
sold at { 5,25. There were also some pretty
good westerns , some going at { 3.75. The
narket on good beef steers was steady. The
offerings of cows were large and the biy/ers
rather bearish. The market on this class of
stock has been gradually sinking during the
past few days under the Influence ol large
receipts , There were plenty of stackers
n the yards , but the offerings of good feeders
were not large. There Is considerable In
quiry for good fleshy feeders from Missouri
and other sections where the corn crop
s good and the market on this class of cattle
was a little stronger today , Stock cattle
sold at about steady prices. Kepre&enta-
tlve Bales :
nncssr.D nnii\ :
No. Av. IT. No Av. Pr. Xo. Av. 1'r.
C. , Mil K.'i M..1.177 IS 23
SIB J200
2 00
.ior , 2 00
.10 : , : 2 00
.1000 2 00
82:1 : ! 00
2 00
7C3 2 HO
2 00
'
to'io 2 00
HS 2 nil
so 2 00
SO 7 : no
sso 2 w
S07 2 00
811 2 03
.1053 2 10
S'i3 2 10
SCI 210
Cfil 2 10
.1,110 2 10
nn 2 10
2 13
700 2 15
wo 2 25
SCO 2 25
2 35
SV ) 2 33
1010 240
S90 275
523 1 CO
SS3 1 CO
SS3WQ 1 63
600 2 00
MO
'JOC ' 2 IS
.10SO 2 "i )
; sc 2 r.
490 2 50
2 M
2 fi' ' )
2 7 }
2 73
3 00
3 00
3 0 }
3 <
3 CrO
J53 i ro
.1110 1 CD
.15 : ) ' } 1 }
.131)0 11
.12t > 0 1 CO
,1ISO 3 70
,31'W 1 75
22 >
070 2 35
17 t.Sl 2 35
t.SlKO
1 KO 233
2 7S ! ) 2 33
5.i. . . 513 2 00 10. . , 671 2 20 68. . . 921 233
i. , . 790 2 00 15. . , C6C 2 20 8. . > MS 2 33
i. , . 750 2 OH 40. . , S07 2 22' { 1C. . . ST. 2 40
ii. , . 052 2 DO 3. . , 070 2 23 10. . . 870 2 40
( M , . M7 2 00 41. . , 194 2 23 3. , . 710 40
1. , . 710 2 00 113. . , 857 2 25 3. . . 310 2 40
I. . . ! llO 2 00 C. . tCI 2 25 43. . . SSJ 2 10
1. .1000 200 19. . 814 2 25 40. . . 948 2 40
I. . CIO 2 IX ) 3. . (13 2 25 ' . 830 2 10
1. . GfO 200 I. . & 90 2 25 35. ! . 'M 2 44
1.s
s : .Ml 210 D. . , 62S 2 23 47. . . 833 2 40
s. . COJ 2 10 4. . 2 25 3. . . 925 2 ii
7. . ESU 213 D. . ! goo 2 5 9. . . 003 2 50
3. . C40 2 15 3. . , > 00 2 CO 21. . . S77 2 50
3.i.
i. . 3(6 215 33. . $73 2 30 8. . . SSI 2 55
i.n.
n. . 678 2 15 30. . , 7K ) 2 : o C , . .11)30 ) 2 DO
12. . 458 2 15 S. . , MX ) 2 SO 5. . . 076 2 CO
3. . 6ii 2 15 40. . . 811 2 32 > , i 29. . .1036 275
. CU 2 15
WYOMING CATTLE.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. rr.
I bull , .mo u oo 1 cow C'JO $1 25
1 cow , . 800 1 23 13 cons 9,9 3 50
I hfifeis. . . . ! . 'JO ' 1 CO fi caws 9fcfl 200
87 heifers. . . . 710 203 14 stis , UK..11S5 2 10
I feelers. . . . 915 230 1 cow 1000 2 50
I Btot-r. . . . , .1100 2 M 4 calves 2C7 2 CO
26 stcfts. . . . .1170 2 M l steer iiso 3 00
1 steer. . . . . .1350 3 00 32 ulcers 1210 3 UO
11) COWB. . . . 942 2 30 30 cous 1 < W 2 SO
11 steers. . . . .1016 90
IDAHO
102 cows. . . . .1051 240 27 steers . .1111 3 45
liu steers. . . . .11C.O 313 25 sli-ers . .12 1 3 10
8 cows. . . . . .I'M 235 . 3 stia. I 2 73
Cl steers. . . . .HSo 3 30
HOGS The market opened with something
over ninety loads In sight and about thirty
locds reported back , While there was the
usual amount of trash In the yards , common
rough hogs and stock pigs , there were sonic
very good loads , and at least one extra
prime load that was better than anything
that has been received hero In weeks. At
the opening the trade was quite brisk and
the buyers appeared anxious for good heavy
hogs. The market on the best hogs was
about steady early , but weakened later.
The medium to common hogs sold Cc lo lOc
lower. After some of the most urgent
orders were filled the trade became very
slow even at the decline. Representative
sales ;
No. Av. Bh. Pr. No , Av. Sh. Tr.
M . 143 ho (4 M 40 208 SO 15 55
11C . 152 120 S no " i.0 5 5T >
9 . 1C3 . . . 510 ! ! ! ! . ! SO 5 55
n . ia , . . D 15 73 220 D 55
[ 6 . 191 120 520 71 2JI 240 5 U
S3 . ICO 2 , j & 13 CS 2J5 80 5 C5
SJ . 178 320 5 23 53 ) 200 6 63
3 . 1C6 . . . 523 7 214 ICO 5 U
5 . S4S 1(0 S25 3D 217 . . . 6 10
1 . IS ) . . . 523 S7 2U 40 5 CO
3 . Si . . . 523 C3 227 320 . ' . CO
68 . UO 40 5 25 77 2C5 : ti > 5 oo
1 % . 180 I ) 5 23 , . 60 Sl ) 1G4 B CO
24 . 311 . . . 527 Cl 220 2ilO 5 CO
72 . 393 120 5 30 67 220 6 < ) 6 0
73 . 3IC 120 D 30' CG 233 2011 S 60
3 . MS . . . 523 79 216 IS ) C 60
C4 . 13 60 6 M ' ' 2'IO 60Ot
3D . 21)4 ) ! ! ! ! . . ! ! ) 2' 0 CO
M . 179 10 5 4 > i 72 21 ! ) 5 CO
2W u 40 74 29 ! 5 60
273 . IkO 240 6 4T ( * SO 2I SSO C 0)
1C . lt,2 240 t 74 241 r > co
8 . 225 40 & U 05 212 5 CO
47 . S'I2 40 J 4 ( f 7 C'J 2IS 40 5 CO
40ftl
3 . ISO 70 223 ftl 5 m
< i8 . 183 iio 71 222 ICO 6 CO
4 . 252 i 4J 44 218 40 & GO
5 . 1U2 SO 5 III ! II. 67 232 60 SCO
92 . 1''O 440 _ 20 2C3 r co
72 . 183 . . . 5 W H ) 211 120 6 CO
13 . 20S . . . 5 Cl 211 120
IS . 21J li ) 5 61 230 ICO sco
G . 200 40 6 4J- - 12 22S 40 5 CO
3 . 240 . . . 5 43 ' , W 211 5 05
100 . 141 KO 5 45' ' ' ' 01 227 5 65
120 S 43 ' . , C3 242 I2 5 C5
7 ! . 190 80 6 M ' W 230 12) ) 5 C3
87 . 177 ICO 5W' [ " 1 24) ) to 5V5
75 . U4 120 5 9"l * ' ' 72 218 120 5C3
31 . U5 40 & cn" " " 7S 240 40 5 5
03 . Si ! ICO S 301 t 71 210 120 5 6714
5 > . : u < 73 2J2 I" ) 5 70
Cl . S17 JJil 5 SO / , . S 4) ) 5 70
81 . S27 2SO 5 00 , 77 231 6 : o
78 . 23 > Id ) 6W . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' s : o
70 . : w ' . . . . . . . . 5 70
m . 218 240 G i ) - K 2M 5 75
78 . 213 200 tW 2 > 22 < C 8)
S7 . IM ICO & 5 > 70 2IS C M
51 . 2D3 so su 64 223 6 SO
1-5 . KV 72 2J3 5 85
CO . 21S j-W 5 S3 ' ' ' ' ' ' '
M . rtt 2JO 6 55 \ . . . . . . . . > ! r , w
70 . J7 100 2 55 t : 302
P1OH AND IIDUOH.
3' ' )
275 70 (4 60
IS 74 . . .
18 117 . . .
8 71 . . .
31-0 34 01 * )
S DO 10 ( M . . .
3 IK ) M 133 4' )
313 U 114 M
4Q 3 W VJ 0 C 04
, . . 3 U )
SUEEP There was a small bunch of Iambs
received , The market was steady at previous
quotations. Pair to choice- natives are quot
able at 5.25B:2.75 : ; fair to good -westerns ,
J2.00Q-2.CO ; common and stock sheep , | 1,75@
2.23 ; good to choice 40 t100lb , lamba. | 2.2 ?
03.75.
cutfAtio'i.iri : HTOUK.
I'unr I'roKpct'H fur l'it tunii ; SiMiillnir
Mitny t'Httln In.
ClIICAKO , Hepl. B.Sonnty rn t > irntc ( , > nil Ihe
I'tcfi'til n in ! iirjfiirrllvp lilcli post if mrti la
KondltiK cnltlo In. The mim > cr utitimiUNl IMTC
linjny vent rinfe to K,53 linn ) , inilUInt : ulHiirt
4J.OO ) heail since Salurdnv. or t > .4' ' " mote
limn nirlvrd fur llic xume tlm * lni t x pik , Tliric
\\-nn .1 fair ileninli'l from nil olnK-n'i" nf 1'n lH ,
lull tin 11eic lw > tunny rnltlo , nnilinlnn t > t > io
Illicit nt li-ilticeil ptlro. N'"t luoie ili | < > tn > is
\vcic orfcri'il tliHM conlil ! > < i nrnl lit ju L u
ttllln off from ye'ttnUy's inires. bill It wn
found In t > lini | < i. sll'li. In illfpniio o ( all ( tic
rnmnmn to KXX ! Kiinles. tluiunh Ihoio wcic
nnxlcms frllrrii nt any rrtUHinnlilc c-nnccsslon.
So fur thitrvM tlio otlcrlnK" ( pilini l > ul-
lockn Imvoifvn IIIDIO tn Invnr limn Tor ( he
Knmc ilnn IIIKI unli , uhlrli tucl ra'oil thnt rl.i x
fniiH n fCM'to ili'i-llne. The nirlviili nf IIIIIKO
rattle wonettlmntoil ill i.VM Texan nn < ! 7.i >
rctrrn , IrnvliiR 8C 0 an HIP uiily | | nf liill : > rs ,
Thn Intlfr WITP qutli'l al ffoin H.J1 In I1) ) , ! * ) .
wltli wilon principally ni fnnn JI.75 ID IS.73 for
rows , lidfciH nncl ktilln , nml Inmily nl friini
J.I.7S to J5.2"i lir Kln-ro. Kali's of WNMcrnB wctu
c lf < nl fioni II. 0 lo 1323 for row * nnil nt
fnnn } 3 in | 4.f.3 for str ri > , HIP blllli nt fnmi
J2.SO to V ) for tlie foimor nnil from S3.M lt > $1
fur tlio Inttrr.
Tim nilfiince In IIKKK was chcokni ] t [ > lny.
flooil Knulcs coM ni wfll ns on yostculny , I > ul
coniinnii slurfvtm ortT fiom 5c lo 1r. ( ) mid
was liard to soil nt HIP decline. Hci-pliils cro
nutry MUcral , csilniulfd at .1.11) ) liruil.
The market fi > r IIOK priHlnctH rontltiucM lo slimv
Rtonl Ktrenhttli , but nilooK tint ! ulrnvly tiili'iiliced
fniu 2.1o to 3'c wltltln Ilio lint w.-i-k , nml | HI > CIH
wrnuil lo think It a Him' to cnll n ti > ni | iiniv
linlt. Kirly In the dny It W.IH dllllcnlt to tlnd
tuO'om for common JIOKS , but theip wis a fKi'r
tuovcinrnt Inti'r. nnil tint much pturftt * li'fi
over. Siiloflvere nt fnni J.V75 to ffi. 10 fur com
mon lo pxtrn niul the Imlltvenl nl fnnn IVPO tti
IC.2D. There were palm of n.usli nilxnl | n |
ns low as from J5.M to fiGS , nnil | IK ! and culls
pnld nt fioin } 3. . * > 0 lo ( * > 2.i.
TindliiK In ulirrp nn on n lunls uf ye ifr-
day's quiitattnnn , or from II in $ : .M for inferior
l.i medium nml from J2.7S to $ .1.W for inml lo
prime. Tlie Inmb mniki't wilder nl fnnn
JI..V ) to $4.'i < ) for poor U > liest urniley. ullli n.i'i'U '
mainly at from $125 In J4. Ilerolpl * were al > mi
H.flwO licnil , milking nbniit 34.m)0 ) f , r the eipliod
liatt of this \\eck , or l.S 0 loss Hum foi the tame
tlmo last week.
Hivfliits : CnlJle. 17.5'M lir. l ; rnlvm , D'XI hrnil
huss. 21UW liend ; Khcep , 11.001 head ,
IK1OK Hccelpti" . 21,100 lU'nd : iilllcl.il > rFlenl.iv
14.019 iK'iid ; f-lilpiiKiilR , SUC head ; li'TI nvei
nliout G.ihl. ) hend ; qualliy inther p ir. MaiKcl
falily active on henl Krndes unit prices nte llrm
while common Inlfl ale weak tint uiicltaiigpd
Snlen nirpil nt tf.iitGS.yt for Hiilil. J3 Mfii IS1 f 'r '
fniiRli parking , fNijin,30 for mlMd , J5 WfjC Jit
for heavy pnckln and f > hlpplnR Icttt.
CATTMlleeelpte , 17.Vii ) hend. MnrfciM fnlilv
nctlvo and Htendy on Rontl prndes. while com
inons re weak.
SlltEl' : Hecelr.lB , 11,000 lic.nl , Mniket tnlily
active nnil steady on K3od Kindc'.M , but
lower on common.
WKSTKUN fACKINU INTHIUhTS.
.Aliirltollni : of HIIR-H InilU-uteR No liuprovc-
ineiitH nnil I'nuiiroU . * rc Not < iioil ,
CINCINNATI , Sept. K. ( Special TeleRrnin to
The lice. ) Tomorrow's Price Puirc'nl will sny
AKnln a t eduction la shown In the mntlipilns
of hoRs , pticklnK returns Khowlng 190wn heail fm-
the week , compared with 220,010 hend last week
nnd 220.01K ) hend n ycnr UBO. I'romlnent plaivs
cumparc ua follows :
1691. IS'O
( 'hlc.IKO 2,210.000 I.SMI 010
Knnrns City DTl.OOO 7iS 000
Omaha 810.0W Ml.OH ]
St. Ujuls 37S,0 < K ) : r.IKIO
Cincinnati 201.0 , " ) HOOK )
Inillatlapolls .WS.OWO . 1S7.HOO
Milwaukee 273,010 l7 : ! n > M
Cedar Itnplda 148.000 157 001
St. Joseph 237.MH ) 123 OvO
Sioux City IM.OvO 93.UW (
Ottumwa , 1G1.1MO lOl'.OW
N niVi r. < I.lvii Kluclc Slurkrt.
NHW YOIIK. Sept. 5.-BBHVKS-riecr-pl , . 2 7 ! > S
head ; on Nile , -10 uirs. Matket dull ami elow ;
native steers , fnlr In Rood , $ I.GOiM.20 ; ordlnaiy
In medium , J4.23rtl.50 ; common to Inferior , ! 3.GOij
4.M ; Ijulls. } I.M ) [ 2.15 , dl-y eo s. Jl 2X 2.70.
llurnprnn ealilea iiiiotemeilcnn slet-i-s nl 1KJ
ll'jil , iln-fcil welKlits ; refHcoiutor lietf , 8',31jOd. '
lOxports tuduy , . ' 'M beeves and 5,312 ( luaitern uf
beef.
CAI.ViS Ilecelpli" , 2.0'r hend ; on Kile , 1.7M
hend. Vcnls and buttermilk cnlvcs , Him , Krnm-
ers. dull nnd weuk ; veals , iwor to prime. Sj.flOJJ
7.00 : butteimik : cnlvcs , $2.75ij3.00 ; Krassura. { 2.25ij >
2.IX ) .
SIIHKP AND I.AMIlS-necelpls. I3.4SO head ,
on Kile. 4D carH , Active nnd llrm ; fihiTji , poor
to prime , JJ.OoffJ.CI'.i ' ; lambs , common to prime ,
S3.75iff3.00.
JIOOS lleeelpts , 9.7K , head ; on sale , 7 cars.
Jliilket.ve.ik ; ordinary to prime. Jli.20QC.40.
St. I.nuU l.ivu Stock .Market.
ST. I.Ot'tS , nept. 5.-CATTLn-Hecelpty. 3.000
head ; shipments. } , W > hend. Mnlkct strong ;
native Mrers , 3,100 In 1.300 Ibs. , H.2037I.CO ; cows
and heifers. ll.b3SI.CO ; Texas stecra , SOO to 1,100
Ills. . t2.7Clfl3.10 ; cows. Jl.SOfl2.13.
HOGS HcceltitH. B.SOO head ; ( Oilpments. 2,300
head. Market active , si long nnd 10fSric lilKhcr :
for uood best heavy. J6.IO ; good medium nnd
liRht , tr..MTfO.OJ ; rominim nnd roiiRh , $5.DO@5.D3.
BIIKHI' Ilecelpl * . l.COO head ; ehlpmcnlB , nono.
Maiket strong and active ; southwest mKed ,
J2.6502.63 ; natives , J2.IOC2.CO ; lambs , J3.333.tiO.
ICuiiHii-i ( 'liy I.lvo .Stock Mttrkcf.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. B.-CATTI.H H'Wlpts ,
9,200 hend ; shipments. 4.SCO hend. Mntkct for
liest , linn ; others , weak ; Texas steeis , JJ-lOliS-IS.
Texas cows , JI 40JT2.25 ; beet stecre , 13.0ji5.75 ;
native cows. JI.ODii3.50 ; sluckcra und feeders ,
J2.40ff(3.30 ; bulls. Jl.53fT3.60.
HOOS Ilecelpts , 7.100 head ; shipments. 2000
head. Mnrkct steady ; bulk of 8'iles. } 5.5"ii5.S3 ;
heavies , $ j.75 $ 6.10 ; packers , I.1.7007G.OO mixed ,
$5.flOg5.SO ; llRhts , J3.ro-a.VSH ; YoikerB , J3.73J5.SO ;
plffs , J3.2iii5.4l ) .
M. l.milH C < i'iicr , > l 'Murket.
ST. LOL'IS , Sept. 5. KI.OUIl Dull , unrtinnsed.
WIIKAT Opened easier , reacted sllRhtly , lull
fell back , logins 'AG c off on cnltU1 news ; No.
2 led , cneh , 40fl4c ; September , 43T44jHc ) ; Decem
ber. ! 3'4c ; XIny. 59Uc.
COHN Higher on Ftnte crop reports , entiling
IM'.tc ; No. 2 mlxvil , cash , 5IHe ; September ,
54'4c ; December , tOJJc ; May , 51 > i1i51ic. !
OATS IllKher ; No. 2 , cash nnd September ,
: o'4c : Mnv , 35Uc.
IlYK S2Ho bid for No. 2 regular.
IIAIUiKY No tiadlne.
11HAN Slninsr ; C41ic bid. enst track.
I-'I.AX Slinu insler ; Jl,20Ii.
CI.OVKn Steady.
TIMOTHV-lllBlier ; J5.154J3.20.
HAY Slow , unchanged ,
JIIITTUIl tlnclmnsed.
KOGS Unchuncrd.
LHAD Ixiwer ; t2.974 ! for September and Oc
tober.
Hl'HI.TEK-Klnn : * 3.22'S.
COHN MUAI$2 , 0'32.65.
WHISKY JI.J3.
COTTON Tlis : Unchnnsva.
HA < ; OING VnelKingC'd.
I'UOVISIONH niisy , lower. Pork , Btnmlaid
mess , Jobblne , JM.CO. I.nld , prime steam. $2 50 ;
choice , JS.57i. ( Dry Kail meats , loose shoulders ,
16. CO ; Ion as nnd ribs. S7.S5 ; short. ' . SS.IO. llaeon ,
packed Mioulders. J7.7S ; tones , SS.OOiiS.C 'i ; ribs ,
JS.75 ; shorts. J .sj. '
IIKCKH'TB I'lour. 4,000 bills. : wheat , 51,000
bu. ; corn , 1.000 Int. ; oalD , 27tOJ bu ,
SHirilKNTS-nour. 15.000 bbl .i ivhenl , 4.000
bu. ; corn , 13,000 bu. ; oat9 , 3,000 bu.
Coffee Market.
NKW YOIIK. Fept. 5-COKFEt-Optlona
steady nt uiii-h.inii'd ( iilces , onenliiK 15
points ndviincu uml nilln ? firm on jltht orf-r-
Inss and bolter ] nctl and Kuropmn biiynr ,
owlne lo hlRlicr Hiivie ndvlces ; cl'.it.'d Blfady
nt unLhanged to 10 pn nts advance ; vales , 19.50 ]
bngs , Includ.nir : KepU-mbcr. JI3 63fE13.'jO ; Octo
ber. J13.23 ; Ilmi-iiiU-r , JI2.M I2.M ; Match , J12.35 ,
nnd May , H2.20. Spot coffee , Ilio. dull ; No. 7.
113.75 ; Cordova , J19.UOSf11.23 ; warehouse deliveries
from New York yesleitkiy , 5.510 IMIRS ; New Yoih
clock today , HVJTJ bais ; United States slocli ,
Mnl )3 baK : nlloat for Hie United Stan 8. 2 > S.n < > 0
) > .IKH ; tut ill klulble fur the United Statrr , 537 , 003
li.iL'a. aK.'ilmt 330.305 t > .iK3 last year.
SANTOH , Kept. 5.Venk , at 5')3 rela decline ;
Ki-oii nveinRC Santos , J13.20 ; receipts. 'M KIRS ;
sloik. 293 iXM bncs.
HAMlll'ltO. ' Bepl. 5. Klnn : pri < e UC'.d I'fp.
hlKhi-r ; cloned Qtm , ' , i < JK net advance ; total
kales. 36,001) b'ic ,
HIO , Hept , i. Quiet ; No. 7. JI4.70 ; exchnnRe ,
STliI , ricelptB. 9,00V IMCS ; cleared for the Untied
Slates , 7.nim lines ; cleared for Uuope , 5,000 bags ;
stock , SOT.WO bags ,
Mlimi-npiill * U'heiit
MINNKAI'OUS , Sept. B. 1V1IBAT Uecrlpts ,
1C , 471) bu. ; vhlpinents , 27,3kO bu. There una a
Kood ileniand ( or all Classen of rash whcnt. both
old ami new. The old maintained Hie usual
premium of S'.ic nlxivo the price of new. The
maikvl closed llic lower for futures than yes
terday , with cash wheat pulling at the same
price. The only etienKtli there waa In the
market for futures was such ns was borrowed
from the corn market. The closing : September ,
MUc ; December , M'.4c ; May , D8ic ! ; old September
clotrd at Wjc. Old i > heat on track : No. 1
h.inl , 68c ; No. 1 northern. 57e ; No. 2 northern.
S5'ic. New wheat on track : No. I northern ,
&H4o ; No. 2 northeiii. UUc ; No. 1 hurd , &jie. { :
The Hour inaikel was uleinly ; patentn , JS.SUff
3.40 ; linkers , } 100f 2.M. 1'riHluctlun cutlnmted nt
IO.UOO bbia. for twenty-four hours ; lilpmenls ,
31.871 btls. _
tut I on .Market.
NKW OIU.EAN8 , J > : it. 5. COTTON l-'lrm ;
nilddtlnif , 8',2c ; low middling , 6Uc ; K' > il or-
Umary , Cc ; net lecelpts , 54 bales ; crisr kSS
bales ; coastwise , 3,172 , balci ; aakH , 4JO bales ,
xliM-k. 31.543 bales.
ST. LOUS. Sept. 5. COTTON-Stendy ; mid-
dllnu' . CVic ; sales , none ; rccelpli , 2W bales.
islilpinents. 1.000 lialra ; etuek. I4.GVJ lialei.
NKW UltLEANH , Kept. 5.-COTTnN-Flrm ;
alrn , spot , 100 bales ; lo anl\r , ' "Kl bales ; rc-
cclptH , hS8 bales ; exiuirls. co.istwlre , 3,172 bales ;
stock. 31f,4 * | inlr . Kulurfi ster.rty ; satfi. 22,5'rt ,
tales ; Septrmlrr TC.3.1 hid , Octiber. JC39H6.4) ,
Nnvrmber. ja.4Ofii.4S ; December. J6 C4JT6.58 ; Jsnu-
iiry. J6.55fiC.CO ; I'ebruary , . J066 .ta , March ,
IC.71SC.7Z ; April , t 7Ii 7 ; May , IS.B3B4.SI ;
June , JCE9jjC.9i > ; July. ta.'jtlC.i > 6.
l.hdpiiol MnrUe'.l.
IJVEIiroOU Sept. D. TAI.LO\V Nominal ;
supply | x > or , pr me city , 23j.
COTTON KI-KI ) OlIKtfady , 2I .
TI'Itl'lJNTiNK Dull ; holders oftcr mixltr-
ntrly ; Fornnv n , ti M.
UOI'ri At I iidon ( I'ac'lllc ccuit ) , tti-adj ;
holders utter invlerately ; IZ. I'-'s.
CliHiiK * * * of ( irulii StiicUi.
NEW YOICC , Sfpt. S. SpecUl cable and tc-le-
BiapWc adUi-i'i U lfr.id Hrel" . covering prlnc.jial
point * lit uii ninulatlon In the t'nltrd Mtatei ,
Curuda and Kurupr , eitlmate the ( ollon-.ni ;
* In tocks cf grain U < | Saturday , com-
with the iircce-llng Sutunlayt Available
for th Volttd Statti oad Canada , cut
MATILDA. It was a good turn you dkl me when you told me
of Santa ClatisSour * . It makes the clothes whiter tliutt any other ,
and saves time and work ,
MAHV. Yes , and it does not injure the hands or llic clothe * .
SANTA GLAUS SOAP.
Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COP PANY , Chicago ,
p. . I
m"
Japanese Rugs ,
SMYRNA RTJG3
IS\3l Inehos 1 .c.Hpnrli , worlh J 1.00
tSf 3IMS Inclioi l.-N nttrli.twortli " ' ! >
srt SfixM lliolii.'s I 8 I utiL'li , worlli JIM
Ijpl ItOxtH ) Jiu'lir-1 * , , . . . , , , . , . . . ti.l.'i < 'tuli , world fi.X ( )
: ! ( \ i Inches H'ii ctu-li , worlli < i..V )
I8 > H4 liii'lius 4.1. ' , " ) cticli , worth 1U.OJ
A MOQUETTE RUGS
2 271'flrt Inclitti J',40 Piu-li , win-Hi t 4.51) )
tjH i.\T2 Inches 3.41 unuli , wnrth 7.M
A JAPANEjE RUGS
'lxB foul . , T 'J..K i-icli , worlli f (1.0 (
JOT llz'J feel 7..VI rai-h , worth H. J
ua tlxli ft'ct l..TIriicli. worth tttSO
A lixl''fuat ILT-luiiuli , uorlli 3JM
ODD LOT Or R.UG3
BO llrussi'ls UK-TM'iO IiiL'hes. , 'X > t-noli , wot'th 2.fO
v IiiKriilti Ittiss , ; i'i'c4s Imilii's l.'iL'ni'li , worth I.SJ
MiMiuctte Kuc , 4SvlH Inclius 1.21 oiti-li. worlli y.u
Ea Sliu nskiti ItUis 1.7S i-ttfli , worlli u.oi
Ka Skin HT , ir.xJI Ini'his -.li uneli , worlh B.t'0u
( j& REMNANTS AK for tills week uliieul ICcmmiiaHalo. u
, , Col Ion Iti ritlli .Sumloi | ! I0i ! uatili , worth SOL1
Ifti Wool luuralii S tmiilud -'IV > : irh , wortli
r Mutt InkKomnaiits 10o yard , worth
era Ollt'luUi ' KiMiuiaiits I5i-.v rJ ( , will-Ill Eg
„ l.lnoluam KumimiitH 'ilo ytinl , worlli Ifl.UI
K3 ] { umnaiiUKiKL'uipcls 11. ; yu.ru , worth lllo
lion-Hunts - Stult1 Oaioel" I2c yuril , vriillli mn ;
MNllt IiiKriIii C'iri'ts : ) * itMiiloai'li , wurlli Sl.i.OD
Ml-tlll ItriiSHols C'runoU tt.l5ouih : , worth IS.UJ
low : lltistocUs ii'i. : ouiih , worth LOO
! , OJO Ottomans . Lsooucli , worth ! . - >
TEttMS.
J10.00 worth of eooiN ,
tl.lil ) iinr woolor J4.00 per month.
.00 worth of isoiKis
{ LOU pur uci-lc ur 85.00 per month.
t-DO.OO worth of goods ,
J'J.Uu per wuclt or ta.UO pnr motitli.
JVC.OO worth of Riiotls.
tU.Ou per ivrok or J10.00 per mon
$100.00 worth uf ROOII.S
Ki.ut ) per wuolv uiU2.0C pcrEoUth.
OfilOO.Oworlh o ( ( 'noils ,
* ! , 10 per utul ; 01 ili' UO ptmouth
m
m
Formerly People's Mainnnti.
n tllO cents for posture < > I K ' ! )1Catalogue. ) .
\V rite for Uuhy Carriage Cutalo uu .Mailed Free.
Goods sold on payments in Council Hinds & South Oiuab.i
Close evening at < > : ! U ) except SaturJays.
of the Rocky niounlalnsWlienl , lnrreiEe. 3.07rl ,
000 bu. ; com , Incu-UBe , JJI.MOO bu. , outs , IIICU-IISB ,
1.43S.OOO bu. I'nlted Ktatis.vtt of the Ilocliy
mountains Wheat. Inirptibp , 1U1 O'JO bu. Alloiit
and In Kunipe Wheat , decrease , 1.712,000 bil ,
3jarger Increase of domestic wheat stocks i-ost
of the Hooky mountains not irpoited In the
visible supply Include MU.UOO bu In mn Ill-
western. Interior elevators , Id'J.OO. ) bu. In Mil
waukee , private ilevalms , 152,000 bu. at l.oiil -
vllle , nnd 52WX , ) bu. In Chicago plUate clevatoiH.
New Vorli Iron IMurliH.
NHW YOIIK. Sept. 5. The roft condition nf
the niaiki'ts proven the consumption of n'il '
sufficiently great proportions to hold nut hopes
of n n early advaiui * . and the KIIU iiuesllon Is
whether UIMO will tw demand nmluh in prevint
a decllnp , pomltily batk to the old Hcuros fur
plK and steel b'llcls and HexM'nier. Wheellnn
and I'hlcnK" nrt Hikint ! wlut indent buslni-ns
Is offering , but on the wh > lc the tone In tmo nf
dullnehs. In manufactured trim and steel the
nuukets an : Kent-rally quiet , and tlp'ie Is n dlH-
tlnct fallliiK off In the demand , which IB n-
flectHl by n weakenlnc of prliva. To Judge from
th busy rondlllon of Ihn cast lion fmindilps
the uniouiu of municipal woik K'llnc on Is large.
Ka n n < i Clly MurkolR.
white. Mile.
OATS Slow ; Ko.
white. 35c.
Ill'TTLH-Steaily : creameijIl023c ! ;
ICjflkc.
KCUIM-FIrm : 12o.
IIIX'IIIPTS Wheat , 21,100 Im , ; eoin , none ;
oats. 2,200 tin.
HHIPMKNTS Whral , 2,800 bu. ; turn , none ;
oats , 0,200 bu.
New York Or ; Good * Market.
NI3W. YOKK , Kept. 5. It lias been anollipr
lay nt active trade with Jol > bci , uii'l very lull
anlcH linva lnk ii | > laic.Vltli rnmml 'lon hoiifPH
Hie persimal uml nnler ilrmuml WIIH v-ry RIKH !
nnil Ihe urgenc-y for K" " ' ' vi-ry fiei-ly expn-on-il
by the requi-il for liinin < l'.nt rlilium-nlH. Cloth-
imt wt > .ilfn In K ' > il ili'innnil fnr tlippnK nnil
a large timle ilnlntr. llli-ncheil t-otliiiM In wliln
request and lower. Qualities rnnKlnK from < k-
anil Iji-luw are montly lie ilrnrer. Prlnlit vniy
active for ft > ot KOula. PihitliiK rlulhii In ile-
rnunilwith liiruinaliB ul 2 15-IOc , and Una
price Mil and decllm-d unit 3cnd < rd.
SiiKiir Market.
NHW YOKK , SVpt B. Sf < ; Allw , dull ;
fair ri-llnlnK. 3't03'.ie ' : rtntilfUKal. 46 leit , 3U
4j3Tie ; nnlex , none ; rt-fimil. 'lulrt.
LONDON , Sepl 5. 81'OAIl-fnnp , < iulfl ; nntli-
Inirlulnir ; cpntrifuxal Jam. U.tJ'jl ' , Mun-u-
vadu , lair rellnlnc. 11 I11 ! ,
Says M. W. Sclby , Muncle , III. : "Last
bummer a coal miner came to my ilruc store
one nlglit , half dead with cramps. There
wai no doctor to be liacl. He asked me If
I had anything that would help him. I
opened a bottle at Chanilierlaln'B Colic , Chol
era and Diarrhoea Hemetly and gave him a
large dose. In twenty minutes his pain was
all none. This man had been subject to
crampi , but lias not teen troubled etnco. "
Every family should keep this remedy at
hand ( or uie In euch casei. It can always be
depended upon. For tale by drugglsta.
National (1. A. It. Omclul Iluute.
The Union Pacific li the official rout ? for
the Nebraska veterani. Call on your nearevt
Union I'aclflc agent for rates and partlcu-
Itrs ,
Stand at the Head.
For tlilrty ycars
Otielier Watch On act
Imvo been endorsed hy
every prominent < lca
IcrmthoUnlledStatca.
The Duolxir trail *
mnrk In this country ,
uml tlio Hail mark la
KliKlaml r.ro n gtiaraii <
jiuro metal , 17-
Ilmnpibii inovo <
meats In Ducbc-r rnsci
Bland at Ihu hcail ,
If your denier floes not kecjumr wntrlicn mull
us your mldrcM ami will rend > nu Ilia
ninin of n ilealri uhri drM's. Tim ,
WATCII WOKKB , rantun , O.
We HaveCorn
WHEAT AND OATS
FOR SALE IX CAIt LOAD LOTS.
Write or wire us for prices ,
! ' . O , It , cars , Omaha , or
delivered at your Htatioii.
Tccplionu 218.
Omaha Elevator Co.
OMAHA.
WM. LOUDON.
Commission Merchant
Gniiii auU Provisions.
1'rlvate wires to Clilcaco ami New York.
All buHlneisa order * uluccU on
liourd of Trade.
Corrcupondetico Bollclteu.
ortlce , room 4 , N w Kgrlc L1C