TIIW OMAHA DAILY 1U-2JK : ' tfH rilSDAY , RIQl'TJifttinSlt. . 2 , 1H ! > 7.
CWISItRClAL AND FINANCIAL
lorei n Bujlng Eond * Short * to Cover ftwl
Wheat OHmbs UpwarJ ,
DECEMBER GAINS THREE AND A HALF
Corn IZoi'H ti ! | On ( , llt'liioit liy Hail
Crop. lU'peirt * from lima . . .
OIIN ( ninl II-IM Ixliinn
CHICAGO , Sept. 1. All grain niul provision -
vision innrkelH were stroiiK toilny after nn
eipenltin which ruthcr Indicated nn opposite
condition. A tuncwnl of foreign buying
iiml iiwixy elenianccs started shorts In
wheat to rovrrliiK In the old fninlllar way
eitnl resulted In an advance. ' of 3'4c ' In De
cember. All this other uinrkcts were carried
nlontf , cum hitvltiK the additional help of
pome decidedly sensational crop reports
from Iowa. Corn advanced 1 cent , onts
He and provisions VdWjP.
For a inoinent at the opening wheat wnw
below thfj prlre It closed at yesterday. It
noon recovcri'd , however , and for an hour
afterward tuli-d linn with a gradual Im-
provenipnt In price until It had turned a
' > , n decline at the Mart Into an advance of
Use. The llrst truilcft In December were
at from .si' : o to SOHc , and before 10,0 :
o'clock It had rlfon to 'JO-He. In leas than
half nn hour later the price was 91e. An
limie'ooimtable weakness overtook tin1 crowd
on the i-uib after the clone of the market
yestenhty ami a little of that found expres
sion in the sl.irt today. There wa * numlng
of n wc.ikenliiK or dl. roiirnBliit ; huruetor
In the early new. . Liverpool was quoted
IM ! lower , Ita \ true , but Nw York rt-iui led
inrelRii buying ordetH and acceptances of
offers made last night by cable both to the
Tnlted Kingdom and thu continent. De-
Hverli'H ill Cub' " ] ! " on Si pleinlicr contracts
did no. exceed Ifi.iX ) hu. , although Liverpool
was .1 simile lower , l-.irls was the equiva
lent of lie prr bu. ; hlguer and second cables
Hhowt'il a markeil change lor the better at
the KtiKlMi mniket. It was to the renewal
of forfiKH buyltiK , however , that the mar
ket owes Its ptronitli , as It Miowod the
ilepundeiiee of Km op : upon this country for
Hiipplles until next spring at leant. He-
uclpls here were -IIS C.UT , 21 of which were
contract. Minneapolis ami Duluth received
331 carloads , ntriiliuu UI5 the correspomllni ;
day of ( he year before. Tlie Atlantic port
clearances are attain close to the l.ooo.txtl
bu , mark , the actual quantity In wheat
and Hour holiiK li'WWK ' ) bu. , which will make
the 11 Vi ruge f.xportH I.OW.IOO bu. a day for
three consecutive days , for the equivalent
of which lefi-ivnce has to KO back to the
year of the Ilti'slaii famine. That xave a
fresh Impetus to thu upward trend of price * ,
December brliiKliiR ' .C'ie about 11:15 : o'clock ,
( 'losln ; ; cables were of a mixed character.
1'arls was W ( .eiillmcs. Antwerp 1 franc , or
D'.ic ' per bu. lower , Liverpool closed at an
advance of from \M \ for December to Id
higher for September. . Heavy shorts In this
market saw Kood reasons for getting olt
that side ami contributed to the advance
which kept KalnliiK till within a minute or
two of the r < loitc ! , December rose to ttlc , but
lind reacted to Wic at the close.
There wna an enormous trade In corn ,
with the west doing the most buying anil
with crop dainngi * claims the factor. There
was Homo illsposltlon to sell at the opening
on iiredlcted rains In the corn belt , but tnat
changed quli kly wnen wheat whoits started
for cover. December started at from Ml i
to 32'ie. ' most of the trading at the higher
figure , which was about where It closed
yesterday. The price Rained steadily until
n few minute's from the close It ro.ieheil
Xl'.lc , and It wound up at XH&ftXIUeSotm
heavj short lines x\ere covered and helped
materially In causing the advance. lown
adv'ceH were to the elTect that the season' ?
yield In that state would be only half a crop
ItccclptH were l.GSO cars ; charters were foi
673,000 bushels.
Thu session In oats was not attendee
with any noticeable activity , business beint :
principally local. The market was Jlrn
throughout , principally through sympathy
with wheat and corn , llecelpts were : ; 5 :
cars. Visible Increase , 70S COO bushels. He
ccinbpr opened unohnnptd at 20'ie ' , and
gradually advanced to 20'ic , where It closed
1'rovlslons were moderately active. Tin
market opened easy under the Inllueiices o
fairly liberal deliveries , but the imirke
turned strong when wheat and corn com
menced to climb. Armour and Cudaiiy wen
both said to he heavy buyers. At the closi
December pork was lOK-c higher at J907H
December lard , 2V f5c higher at fl.K'AQw.W
and December ribs unchanged at $ . " , .10.
Kstltnated receipts Thursday : Wheat , IS'
cars ; corn , 1,123 cars ; oats , 4UO cars ; hoes
30.000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
AHlcleH.I Low. | Clom. " | Yosfd'y
"
Wheat-
' HO " 3H R ! )
Di'C..l ! Hi ) ' . , t)4 ) Sill 4
May. . . DON ; UtH
' .Corn
AUK. . . . 3(1 (
Sept. . : nu ill )
Dec. . . . H1JJ
May. . . 35 ! f SOW
Oath
Sept. . . IKK 1DX 18' ,
Dec. . . . ! ( ) "
May. . . US"
rork-
S-'t-lit. . . fi 8 ( ) R I ) " , 8 75 S tS ) R K.r
Oct. . . . ( I 05 H Sr > II II-JL , 8 ! ) ( )
D c. . . . 0 (10 ( t ) I''J. . 8 87 ! j ! ) 07H 8 1 > S
Laid
Sept. . . 4 fl'J4 4 1)3 ) 4 821 * 4 00 4 S.-
Cct. . . . -I Hfi B neB 4 UL'M 4 1)5 ) 4 H7j
Doc. . . 4 112 ! B li ) ! } 4 II''H n uo 4 1(5 (
Ch'tUlbH
. { rpt. . B 70 5 FO B ( ITif
C U5 C 115 B ( ) r. r.7 .
No. 2.
e'ash riui'lallons were ns follows :
I'lXJfll-Htcadler.
WHEAT-No. 2 nprlnK. MQ9Cc ; No. 3 iiprlnK ,
Ktt'Mc ; No. 2 red , 'J58'JCV4c.
COHN-No. I , 3Hic.
OATS No. 2. ISUillO'ic. ' f. o. b. ; No. 2 whit" ,
2Ki2lc ; Nn. 2 while , 20Utf22c.
ItVE-No. 2 , ; 7iic.
IIAItLEV No. z , numlnal ; No. 3 , JOJI5c ; No 4
Z70'3c.
KLAXHEED-No. 1 , Jl.01lifil.04.
TIMOTHY SEED-I'rlme. : .77ii.
I'llOVlSIONP-l'ork. mP'is. per bbl. . } fi.DOfJS.93
IJird. pi-r 100 llm. . JI.S7V4 t4.9 . Khort rllw sldei
( lii p ) , l.'i.G'iffii.ii.'i. Dry salted shoiibb-rs ( boxed ) ,
HittS'ir ; short clear sides ( hnxcd ) , CUiff' c.
WHISKY Distillers' finished j-i > odn , per KI : | .
HTOAH-Cilt loaf , IS.BI ; Kroiiulutixl , J3.S1.
Articles.
Flour , bbls ' '
Wheat , bu. . . . . . . . . .
Corn , bu
Out * , tin
Kye.bu. . .
Harley. bu
On the I'rodiicp exchanup tmtiiv the , , „ , , , . ,
inaikel wan ulnady ; croiinerlen ; , Wf8e | ; d.ilrles
efflDc. Chee e. Hle.idy al S iSl3'4c. EKKH , steady
fresh. IS'.ic. Live poultry , steady ; lurkevs H
lOo ; chickens , " ( JT c ; sprlnus , 8c ; diickH , SfiS'.ic
NI3W YORK
( liintnlliiiiN of ( bo ll 4JI-II1TII
Cumiiinillll
NUW YOllK. Kept. l.-l''IX3fIl-IuII ; reeelpln
J4f.67 bbls. ; c purU. 9,704 bbl ; BtroiiB nnd heli
IdKher In th rife In wheat. Mlnnenota patents
J5.4CJr5.sS ; Minnesota bakeiV , J4.4ifl4.70 ; white
patentn. J5.K4J5.C3 ; inter low Kr.uleii , > 3.30j
.M , llyc Hour , ilrm ; faiu-y. } 3.4ilf3.fO.
I'OUN JtiAI .KIrm ; yellow \\estern , 70a ; city
7 c ,
It VI ! Klrni ; No. ! weelern , Me.
HAHI.MY-rirnier nl 3lc.
] IAHI.iv MAI.T-riim : western , MflUr.
WHKAT ItecelptH. 76.0.0 bu , exports , J03 83
1)U , Biol | , HIIIIIIK ; No. ! li'il , J1.02i/lCt5S , Uli
lions oienul | Hini nnd advanced actively al
day on a i-lrons pilvale i-ahli' , foreign buying
Jieavy covet IIIIT , renewed export dcmaml and bai
crop nr fitiin the northwest and Kurupu
rloued Htrong at 3f/'lc net advance ; No. 2 red
Heptembcr. ! > tf 3-lMi l.OHi ; clunril. Jl.OOU ; Itn.-em
ber , 9IH fiiic ! ! | ; cli pil , life.
rOUN-Hecelptg , 'A ; .COO liu. ; expoiti . 8.9M bn
Bpot. Blrong ; No. 2 , 37\c- . Oitloini | iipeiif.
ueak < r under free deliveries , but tinned utroncei
nnd udvaiicud all day un bail crop newt nn <
covering chifcd lUdl'ic net blKher ; SiepU-mlwr
S5f37Ui' | : cloned , Slide ; December , 37 ! < .g3S 11-1C-
closed , JS c.
OATS-lleceliitH. SOS MVl bu. ; export" . 141 Mil bu
Hliot , PIIIUIK ; No. Z , 23'tUSU1. Optlonn , quiet bu
ntltjiiiier. doling flu net higher ; SeptemU-i
cloned at 24o ; Drcrmber cloHed nt IJljo
HAY--\\Vnk ; shipping , | lt ) M.M ; BOIH ! I
choice. JJ. ( )05M.
HOI'.s-cjuli't ; IMS crop. 3 T4o ; jsati crop. cflSc
1'aclllc coimi. IhVJ cr p. 304r ; l&ifi crop , efiVc
UlDIM-rilendy : Oalveslon. l.WICo , Hunii
A > T- , 'iliy. iao ; TfxnH , dry , I'sfll3o ! ; CnllfDrnla
l"c ,
KiATIIl'it-Culet : ; hemlock sole , Huenoa Ayrm
light In hwivy welghtH. Ijfi20o.
lltrmit-lecelplii. : ! 1.311 | .ki : . ; imsettle. !
ivculrin cifamery , ISfflS'ic ; Klglnn , ll'ic ; fac
tory. 80lie ,
L'llKIISK-Ilecpliits , 10:74 pkK . ; Ulilet ; Inrgi'
white , Mic ; < inall , white , 9ic ; lurgo , colored
M c ; unall , unloied , l c ; part kmi | , SliH6tc !
full rklmN. 34c.
UdllM-llmvlpiii. 7.S19 pkg .i quiet ; tate nnc
] Vnn lvnnla IIHl'Jo ; ueotern , IG'ie.
I'ltOVIrtlONH-lleef , Ilrm : packelH. J8.50C } DO
Oul mi-nlii. ( Inn ; pickled IHIIe , TUOSlfo. I.nnl
flipli urKtern uleain , J3.31) ; rellned , ulronir. 1'oik ,
nrm. Tallow , quiet.
HICi ; I'lfm ; fair lo extra , 4V.OCUC ; Japan , 4'i
C4 < < e ,
Mpl.AS.SIW-Finn : New Orlcani , open kettle ,
SMd t-i choice , tifl3lc.
MKTAIJJ-l'lu Iron , warrant ! iteaijy nt J6.CSJ ]
* - > . .TJlV , r.ny ut > .4VH/U. S. Hpelter , lead >
4.S.1 klr. d' 'tr ° nei chan - ' 'S2
. . l . ; I3.t
OIUH I'olr'oleum , itfndy ; United rimed 7Zc
Md. I'enruylvanlu crude , no murkel. nominally
h ffH. . " ' * ln' 'li dy ; Flralned. common to good\ \ '
II.4501.W. Turpcntlut , Orm .l D5 ( > WUc. Caltun'
KI- I mc < ng r.t.il n.il' t'tlmf rruili * . Dnmlnul ,
prlmr umm r > HI < IT. TJStTW' . "W iiimmer yel
low. s ] ? o. l.uilrr trrrdeii. 32)31c ) , prime mim-
mr while , JJtfTOHo , rtlmfl ummcr yellow , 33'iif
3C. (
OMAHA ( JIJ.M'.ltAI , .MAHICiriS ,
Cnnilllliin nf Trnilihml ( ) unlnllnnn
nn Stniilr nnil l 'nticx I'milin-o ,
oiKl Mc k. 13 .
HL'TTKIt Common to fnlr. CHf 7c ; choice to
funcy , IWUo ; tepnrntar crMmerj18c ; snlli-
ered crenmci-y , HfliSc.
VUAI/-'hok fat. M ) lo HO Ibs. , quoted nt 80 !
Urge nnd cotinr , < fl5c.
l.IVIJ r'OL'l/ritV--IIfn . l < * U c ; cockf. aeiri
- rirliiK ehleknn , p r Ib. . "litJSc ; ducki , 6c ;
turkejK , nei c.
I'lliKONH-I.lvc 7J4We ; dead pigeon * not
n&nled.
HAY 1'pland , J < ! ; mldlnnd , $1.10 ; lowland.
14.SO ; ryi > lr w , J4 : color maken the price nn
Imy ; light bales tell Ihe but , only top grndci
brlnic top prices.
IHtOOMCOItN i : tri > mely flow alf new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice green net
working carpet , per Ib. , { f2Hei choice grten ,
running lo hurl. fCTjUf ; rnnimnn. lUc.
vnanTAiiuis.
< -ANTAIjOITK8-l'r doz. , 330500.
TO.MATOKS1'cr half till , basket , 40flMc.
ONIONS- Per bu. , SWilKc.
LIMA Iir\NH | > er Ib. . 3c.
IliANS-llnnd-pckcd : | navy , per bu. , Jl SO.
< 'AllllAJK-IIome ( grown , Ic.
TOMATiHJS-l'er bu. , choice , Mo.
WATKUM nUjNS-Crate.1. per doz. , J1.3jffl.M.
PHUITS.
AIM'I.KS1'er Mil. . | 1.BO'I1.M.
NATIVK I'I.f.MS-1'er Imfket. 5003DC.
fJItAI-nS-rallfornla , JI.2 : , 1.M.
HnfTHKMN I'i\riIis-IVr U bu. . MflCOc.
CAMKOIINIA I'CAi'lIKS-rer cafe , Crnwford.s
60li ! < - ; clings. 70yrc. ;
'At.IKOHNIA ri\llH llnrtlett , per cne , H.T5
{ fl.90 ; lluerrc Hardy , 11.50.
r.M.inillNIA I'Ui'N IVr cnte. It.VUll 33.
IIUMIJ UIlOWN OIIAl'liS-rerla kM , Kc.
OllANClEK-Medlterrancaii sweets , M.
LEMONS McH-lnas. t4.COQ3.00 ; choice. Califor
nia , 14 KM V > .
HANANAS Choice large stock , per bdnch.
12.0002.23 ; medlum-fl7ed bunebps. $1.5032.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds , CalKuima. per Ib. , large
Uc. ISc ; lirazlls , per Ib. , lUo ; EnKlls.i walnut * ,
per Ib. , fanny , toft shell , KfiKu ; standards. 10 ®
lie ; Illl'crts ' , per In. , idc ; pecans , polished large ,
! > 1ICe ? ; Jumbo. llfnie ; largo lucKury nuts , I1.Z5
per hu. ; cocoamils. 4Vic men.
KIH8 Importel fancy 4 crown. CC-lb. boxes ,
Itc ; 5 crown , r,0-lb. boxes , 13fJ14c.
HONEY-Cholce. 13315C.
CIDEIt-Cl.iilllcd Juice , per half bbl. . $2.33 ; pel
bbl. . $4.00r4.23.
MAPLE .SVIH'P-Flvc-Bal. cans , each. $ Z.23.
sal. cans , puie , per dnz. , J12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
; 6J3 ; quart cans. J3.M ;
I-HESII MEATS.
DIIEKSED UEEF Uood native steers. 400 trj
COO Ibs. . "c ; good folciuarters | , steers , C'jc ; good
hlndiiuarteis , Mic ; western bteers. us ; fancy
heifers. Ciie ; good heifers , iUc ; good foiecpmncrj ,
heifers , Gc ; Rood hlndiiuarleni , heifers , Sc ; goou
. : ows. Co * fair co\\s , CV c ; commun cows , DC ; cow
forequai terp. 4Hc ; cow hindquarters. 7Hc.
HREF CUTS-Temlerlolri . l c ; boneless stllps ,
9o ; strip loins , 7c ; tolls , Mtc ; sirloin butts , S'ic ;
shoulder clods , l.c ; rump butts. rc ; fleer
chucks , fie ; cow chucks. 4'ie ' ; boneless chucks.
I'.c ' ; cow plates , 3e ; Ftccr plates , 3'ic ' ; Mink
steak , die ; loins No. 1 , He ; loins No. 2 , lO'.fcp ,
loins , No. S. &Hc ; sirloin ends , No. 1 , nc ,
rllNo. . 1 , He ; libs. No. 2 , BVjc ;
ribs , No. 3 , GVic ; Fleer rounds. 7c ; cow rounds ,
G'.fcc ; cow rounds , shank off , J'ic ; cow rounds ,
shank nnd lump off , Sc ; trimming. 4c ; beef ,
shanks , 24e ! ; brains , per doz. , 33c ; sweetbreads ,
per Ib. , lOo ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. . 40c ;
kidneys , per dcz. , 3 , " > c ; ox lulls , eaca , 3c ; livers ,
per Ih. . 2c ; hearts , per Ib. , 2c ; tongues , per
Ib. . lie.
MUTTON I-ambs , S'ic ; fhpcp. 714e ; market
racks ( lone ) . 5c. hotel rack * ( shorl ) . 12c ; less
and saddles , Re ; lamb legs , ' . " _ , breasts and
stews , 3c ; tonRiies , each , 3c.
I'OIIK Dressed pigs , 6'Ac ; dressed hogs , Be
tenderloins , 12. * . ; loins. 6c ; spare libs , 4c ;
hem sausnge , butts , Gc ; shoulders , rough , 5c ,
shoulders , skinned , 6lie ; trimmings , 3V-ic ; lent
lard , not rendeicd , DC ; houils. cleaned , 3c ;
snout and ears. 3c backbones. Hie ; cheek meats.
3c ; neck bones. 2c ; pigs' tails , 2c ; plucks ,
each , Sc ; chitterlings , Cc ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , pet
doz. , 23c ; stomachs , each , So ; tongues , each , "c ;
Kidneys , per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c.
pigs' feet , per doz. . S5c ; livers , each. 3c.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES-No. 1 green bides. Co ; No. 2 , green
hides , Site ; No. 1 salted hides , Sc ; No. 2
n-reen salted hldou. : t ; No. 1 veal calf. S to K
Ibs S'ic ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 13 Ibs. , Sc ; No. \
dry Hint hides. 10tfl2c ; No. 2 dry Dint hides , 90
lOc ; No. 1 dry Baited hides , OtflOc ; part cured
hides , He per In. less than fully cured.
SHEEP I'ELTS Oreen salted , each. 23IfCOc
green raited , shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each. 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1. each , EC ; dry Hint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. . ac
tual weight , 45c : dry Mint , Kensas and Ne
braska , murrain wool pelts , per. Ib. , actual
welKht , 3B4c ; dry flint Coloradif butcher woo !
pelts , per Ib. , actual we.le.1t , 4f5c | ; diy flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
wclRht , "iNc | ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
COTTOX
Volume of Trndlnur ami Scope f
FlilctillltloilN Alike IlNiipioliilnK.
NEW YOHK. Sept. l.-Startlns steady at an
advance of 2ff3 points Hie cotton market fuitber
ulvnnce-d 284 points. English cutton cables showIng -
Ing up In better shape than expected , while
crop accounts were not uniformly favorable.
After showing a net gain of 5fiO points the mar
ket eatcd off 2S3 points and was finally steady
at n net advance of 47 | polnti , except August ,
which closed unchanged. The character of the
market was n disappointment , both ns to the
volume- trading and the scope of Humiliations ,
the naiiowness of the latter resulting from an
almost entire lack of outside speculative Intcr-
i-st. A few orders weic Ihe proportionately full
demand from Llveipool , with private cublep
suiting that English sentiment was being : In-
llucnced by the weekly crop report of yesterdliy ,
which received n bullish Interpretation nnd was
believed to forecast an unfavorable bu'eau re
port September 10. Futuies closed steady ; Jan
uary. JCS7. February , 56.9(1 ( ; March , $0.94 ; April.
JC.97 ; May , $7 ; September , $7.19 ; October , $0.94 ;
November. J9.S1 ; Decunhi-r JO I'I Spot , quiet
ami unchanged ; mlld.Ung uplands , Sc ; middling
gulf , S'.Jc ' ; middling , 7 3-lCc net receipts , none ,
gnss. 5,239 bales ; forwarded , 2,40 , " bales ; sales.
2M bales , all splnne's ; stock , I'J,2 S bales. Total
today : Net receipts , 0,125 bales ; stock. 80.327
balcH. Consolidated : Net receipts , 30,887 bales ;
exports to Oreat Ilrltaln , 4Ml bales ; lo France.
1,444 bales ; tn the continent , 1,923 bales. Total
since September 1 : Net receipts , ( > ,223 halts.
In yesterdaj's report of total receipts of cotton
since September 1 , ISt'C. should have read
6,743,251 hairs , Instead of 7,743.231 bales , nnd ex
ports to France 702.033 bales. InMcnd of 702.f,17.
LIYEIH'OOL. Kept. 1. ' OTTON Sp < . moder
ate business ; prices i-tcadler ; Ainerknn middling.
| iid. Tlie sales of t.ie day were 10.000 bal"s , ot
which 1.000 bales were for fpeciilntloti nnd ex
pert , mil Included 8 to ) bale H A-nirlcm. Ilece.pts
unlit' . Futures opened quiet , with a moderate ,
demand and closed very fte.uly ; American mid-
dllnu. L.M. C. . 4d , bu > iTs ; Keptember and Oc
tober. 3 57-C4d. sellem : October nnd November ,
3 41i c4iI3 M-C4d , buyers ; November nnd Deccm
b-r. 3 4C-if3 ! ( 47-64d. buyers ; Dee-ember and Jan.
uary , 3 4r-Clft3 4C-C4d , buyers ; January and Feb
ruary , 3 45-C4u"3 4C-C4d , ecllers ; February und
March. 3 4ft-C4d , Fellers ; Man-li and April , 3 4G-64it
3 17-Cld ; April and May , 3 47-CIQ3 4S-G4d. buyers
May and June , 3 -f4ff3 4-4d ! , buyers ; June ami
Inly , 3 -Clii3 ! > f,0-C4.1 , . , buyers.
NEW OULEANM , fi-pt. 1. COTTON' Quint ;
Mill4T.O bales ; onllnary. C 1-lCc ; good oidlniry ,
fi 7in.low : middling. C'ic ; middling. 7 7-lfc ; g.oi .
mlddllni- K-lCe ; middlingfair. . 7 9-lCc ; l.-ceimn
94 bales ; stock , 4,31 * , halo1 * Futuici. ipilet ; snlip
8.200 bali-u ; September , tn.i&iT'i.Vl ; October. JO.MW
U.r , : , ; Nomber , lG.S.r,7C.EiO | ; DFceinber , $ B SIEttt. ,
.lanuary. $ c.57fifl.C9 : February , tO.COQC.C2 ; March
Ji.iUiC.i ; ; : ; April. S.K'uG.ffl.
MEMI'IIIS , Sept. l.-tOTTON-FIrm ; middling ,
, 11-lCc : recflpts. " 0 l > ale.t ; shlpmentH , noni- ;
slock. 2.fJ l balen ; snleH. 2.V ) bales.
KT. I/IMH ) , Hept. ) . COTTON Steady ! lo l-16c
lower ; saleH , 40 U-Ues ; middling , 7c ; rre-i-lpls , HI
bates ; shipments. 132 hnblm ; stock , 7,006 bales ,
Culfi-c AliifUelit.
NEW YOHK. Sept. 1.-COFFEE Options
op.'iu'd steady. MJ10 points lower ; ruleil ipilet.
with an easy undertone following heavy Hrazll-
lan n-celpls. slack FMU | demand and European
niHrkcts cautlniiH owing to fstlmated heavy Increase -
crease In wild's visible sii | > ply. Closed barely
steady at 10 1S points net decline : cales , 1C.COO
II.IKH. Including Keptember , JUStfC 21 ; December
JCf.OfiO.fu. . Spot coffee , Hlo , ijulet ; No. 7 , In
voice , $0.67i ! ; Jobbing.$7.37il. . Mild , quiet Cor
dova , UO.r.MilC.f'O. Total waiehoiiKp dellverleg
from the tinlted Stales. 4,770 bags. Including 13-
B20 bags from New York ; New York stock today.
4C4.47J bags ; United Suites stock. Ml.Old ) , agn :
all'iat for the I'nlted Slates. 300.000 bags ; total
vMhli' for the United States , f07.CIO bags ,
ncalnit 4'.iliM3 bags last year and M3.MS bjua
In Ul)5. )
SANTOS , Sept. l.-COFFEE-Dull : good aver
age Santos , 8.000 rels ; receipts , t3,000 bags ; clock ,
k < ul IHH ) bugs.
HAVItE. Sept. l.-COFFEE-Opened quiet , i
6f'if ' ) lower ; at noon closed ' .if lower , half boll-
day.
day.HIO DE JANEIHO , Sept. 1.-COFFEE Weak :
No. 7 Hlo , 8,700 rels ; exchange. 87-IG.I ; receipt * .
7.0,0 bigs : cleared for thu United States , 17000
Imgi ; rtock. 4.VOeiO ) baits.
HAMHUItll. St-pt. l.-XFFEE-Jpened \
lower : closed with a net loss ot UW7il'R ' ; sales ,
1C.OOO bags.
KIIIINIIM t'.lty > lnrkflH.
KANSAS CITY. Bept. 1. WHEAT-Falrly ne.
tlvn higher ; No. 2 haul , UiiWVic ; No. 3 , KO ji > Mc ;
No. 4. i7fik'ic ' ; No. 2 snfl , KlirtO'ic ; No. 3 , WiaSSc ;
No. 4. kSflSiic ; No. 2 spring 7Sfll'Oo : No. 3. 7t > e.
tXHN Falrlv active , fractionally higher ; No.
2 mixed , i'f2Cc.
OATH Aliout steady ; No. 2 white. ISfllOc.
HYE Weflk : No. 2. 47c.
HAY Dull , weak ; clioke timothy , J7.W ; choice
pmllle. J'i.3.
HflTEH-FIrm ; creamery , HSICc ; dairy , 10
ISc.
I-X1OH Htronir : Mlssnurl and Kansas , He.
HECEII'TS Wheat , 204.fO ) bu. ; corn. 22,100 bu. ;
o.iIn. 13.000 bu.
SIIU'MI-INTS-Wbe-at. 2M.COC bu ; corn , 25:00
bu. , exiU , 5,000 bu.
X n- York Dry ( Juoilx tlnrUct.
NEW YOUK , Sept. 1. In today's market staple
cottons are Inactive , Drown good * Imvo worked
Ihemsflves Into shape llh a steady demand
registered from day to day , Esport ijocnU are
6(111 quiet. Wide sheetings are firm and In
ittady demand. Illeachcd cottonu are active , and
In many cases sellers hava no dlniculty In ejb-
talnlns ; goods at advanced prices. Coarse colored
collnnii are qultt nnd In otendy dtmnnil Print
cloths ore very firm , Hnlrn of utmut 11 0 > pin-en
f trn fpota l JHf wer * rpoftn1 nt Knil l\\\rt \ \
yfMeriliiy. After rellinr Ihes * . m nufnctur rK re
fused In cntrrlMln bld for nor KOO.IS nt Hi *
same figure. Odil ( tool. . ri > Klo firm nnd In n'tt > \
domnnd. Halts thin week hnve been fnlrly henvy
nnd bid fnlr to chow KDO , ! condltlnnA nt the
weck'n r\ntr. \ Irlnl nre In iictlv * r | uest In nil
linn. I'rlc * " nre very firm. Woolen goods show
tielter eruditions , the i-nrly trnde beinff nfnrly
eoinpleteJ ,
S ( . tiiinld ft fin- nil
KT. IOt'18 , Pept. 1. KUL'HQuiet ; p tnt .
JS.OOflS.10 ; stralghtn , $ t.GAf4.0 ; clear , $1.001/4.20 ;
medium , t3.Mfi3.73.
WHEAT Higher ; rioting with Rfptember nt
3MUUc : Decimber , 3'ifl3 ' c. nnd May. 3 ! c nboye
yeslerday'i ! close ; December upened ) tc lower ,
advanced 4S 4'.4jc ' , clodnc Ilrm with buyern ' 40
lulow the top. Spot , higher : No. 2 red , cash ,
tlevntor , Me , bid ; trnck , 9747S8c ; No. 2 hard , cnsh ,
! c , nominal ; September , MSfl96i,4c ; December.
9C 41Ciic ; May , 9'ic.
COHN Futures openedn y , advanced nnd
rltwcd nt Ihe top wits buyer * HiWl'ic for May
nbove yesterday. Spot , nrm ; No. 2 cash. 27Hir
28c ; Hepttmlicr. 27 iu. bid ; December , 30 > c , bid ;
May. 33Uc , bid ,
OATH Futures strong and higher , but quiet ,
the advance being due to the boom In wheat nnd
the upturn In corn. Spot. Ilrm ; No. 2 cn h , ele
vator , I94c , bid ; track. IS'iHSrtc ; No. 2 white , 22
22 < 4c ; September. ! ! > ic , bid ; December , 20\c
bid ; May. 23'4c. bid.
HYE-lllgher nt 97c.
COHNMIvAL-lllKhtr nt $1.70511.73 ,
I1HAN Firm nn > l higher ; racked , past track ,
MIC , for sacked at country points. 4Sc bid nnd re
fused ; nt mill , KofUJc ; rhlpr $2.G5.
FI.AXHEED-Hlgher nt 97c.
TIMOTHY SEEM rime , enfler al $2.f.8.
HAY-Steady ; prairie , $ S.CO 6.5n ; timothy , JVOO
W9.00.
HUTTEH-Qiilet ; creamery , 15pl9',4c ; dairy , 10
WIGc.
I'OUI.THY-Chlckens linn ; old hens , Co ;
springs Sc ; ducks , fprlncf , J'.tc ; geese , springs ,
Gc ; turkeys , springs , " JSc.
KflllH Market lower nt 10'ic. '
WHISKY-l.2l.
COTTON TIES Unchanged.
H.UirilNO-Unclianged.
METAW-Lcad , Him nt $ ( bid. Spelur. lower
nt $10.50.
I'HOVISJONS Pork , higher ; standard m ( < B.
Jobbing , new , $ U.3 ; old , JS.20. I ird , higher ;
prime steam. $4.75 ; choice , Jl'i. ' . Itacon ( boxed
Ints ) , extra shnrt clcnr nnd rlb < . 55.73 ; nliorts. $7.
Dry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders , $5.50 ; extra.
short clear ribs. $ ( , .23 ; flinrti , $ G.37',4.
HECEIIT.S Flour. 4 OH > bblr. ; wheat , SI.COO Im. ;
rorn , Si7.000 bu. ; oats , 40.0CO bu.
SHIl'Mr.NT.S Flour. 4000 bbls. ; wheat , 42,000
bu. ; corn , 67.000 bu. ; oats. 3,000 bu.
lliiltlniiiff AlnrUvtH.
HALTIMOHE , Sept. l.-FLOUH-FIrm , quiet
and unchanged ; lecclpls , 16,215 bbls. ; exports ,
10.33U hbls.
WHEAT Stronu nnd hlK'ier. Spot. 9Si'miS ) ic ,
OctubiT , 97'4c ' , bid ; December , 97c , bid ; McamT ,
No. 2 reil , lUUfi14Sc ! , ; rtcelpm. 154,584 bu. ; ex-
pnrts , 313,013 bu. ; southern wheat , by sample , 111
iil9lic : southern wheat , on grade , SUW-iSlic.
COHN Strong nnd higher. Spot. 3SiiT35Sc ! ,
October , 35l48-357ic | ; rteamer mixed , 33V4ii331Xie ( ,
receipts , 150.423 bu. ; exports. 90,201 bu. ; southern
white and yellow corn , 37ffi38c.
OATK Steady ; No. 2 while , 24c ; receipts , 2S.3IS
bu. ; exports , W.OCO bu.
HYE Firmer ; No. 2 western. TOHc ; no pales ,
receipts. 12.315 bu. ; exports , 17,143 bu.
HAY Steady ; clmlcp timothy. $13.IOT13 CO , new.
UIIA1N FKiiailTS Quiet ; steam lo Liverpool.
per bu. , 3Vid. September ; Cork , for orders , per
quarter , 3s Gil , September.
1IUTTKH Klrm nnd unchanged.
EOOS Firm nnd unchanged.
CHUEriE Firm nnd unchanged.
III - Si
NEW YOHK. Sept. -Special cable and tele
graphic dispatches to llnidstroefs covering the
principal points of accumulation Indicate thp fell -
l mint , ' changes In lunllable supplleH last Satur
day as compared with the previous Saturday :
Wheat , United HtnU'B anil Cnnnda , east of the
Hockles. decrease. l.SOG.OOO bushels : nfloat for
and In Europe , Increase. 3,101.000 bushels ; world's
supply , net Increase , l,205.0i bushels.
Corn United Slates nnd Canada , east of the
Heckles , Increase , 5,103 000 bushels.
Onts United Slatw and Canada , cast of the
Hockles. Increase , 7C9.'WO ' bushels.
Wheat Increases not In olllclal visible supply
Htiitftiirnt Include 19,000 bushels In northwest In-
tcrlnr elevators , nnd 113 , 0 0 bushels at New Or
leans. Wheat decrease. SCO 000 bushels In Man
itoba. and at I'.wt William , Ont. , 17S.OOO bushels
In Chicago private elevators , 173,000 bushels nt
Newport News and 171,000 bushels nt liobton.
CliK'liiluitl
CINCINNATI , Sept. 1. FIXHIH-Steady.
WHEAT h'trongi-r ; No. 2 red. 93'ic.
COHN-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 31c.
OATS-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed , 20Jj20ic. !
HYE No. 2. fXc.
I'HOVISIONS Lard , quiet nt $4.73. Bacon ,
steady at $7.10. i
WlllSICY-QuIet nt $1.21.
llUTTKn-QlllPt.
SUC AH Steady.
KHOS Easy ; lower nt lie.
CHEESE Firm.
_
I'fiirlii MurkrfH.
1'EOHIA , Sept. 1. COHN Market firm ; -No. 2 ,
2DV4c.
OATS Market firm ; No. 2 white , 22ic. !
WHISKY Market firm at $1.21.
HECEII'TS Corn , 60,300 bu. ; oats , 30.COO bu. ;
whUky and wheat , none.
SHII'MENTS Corn , 4.200 hu. : oats. 47.500 bu. ;
rye , none ; whisky , SIO bbls. ; wheat , 1,600 bu.
MnrkciN.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1. SUOAlt Haw. nnn.
Heflnod , firm ; mold A , C'.So ; standard A , 47 < , c ;
confoctloners' A , 4c ; cut loaf , 5Hc ; cnished ,
551c : powdereil. 6ic ! ; granulated , 5c ; cubes , 5V4c.
NEW OKL.EANK. Sept. 1. SLHiAH Open ket
tle , quiet nt 2iJJ3c : centrifugal , Rtrong ; gran
ulated. 4V4G4 9 16c ; whltee , 3 13-1G04 1-lGo ; yel
lows. Spiffs 15-lGc ; neconds , 2 < i/3'.ic. '
4)11 InrkvlH.
OIL CITY , 1'a. , Sept. 1. Credit balances. 71c ;
certificates , cash offered , 72s ; shipments , 101,473
bbl ? . ; runs , 142.HG6 bbls.
LONDON , Sept. 1. OILS Calcutta linseed ,
spot , 34s 44il ; Calcutta linseed , near at hand
delivery , 34s 4V d. Linseed oil , IGs IVid. Tur
pentine spirits , 21s Cd.
Cnllliiriila Drloil KnillN.
NEW YOHK , Sept. l.-CALIFOHNIA DHIED
ii"HUlTS Quiet , but steady ; evaporated apples ,
prime wire tray , Gc ; wood dried prime , 6c ; choice.
; ' , ; c : funcy. ? ic ; prunes , SHIfi'ic ' , as to tdze and
ituallty ; nprlcots , Hoyal , 7ffic ; Moor I'alk , tffloc ,
lieaches. unjieeled , GU8c ; peeled , llffHc.
rhlliiili-liililii I'roiliKM' Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1. HUTTEH-Steady ;
fair demand ; fancy western creamery , 1'ennsyl-
, -anln Hiid weslein prints , 17e.
EGOH Firm ; frem , neaiby and western , 15c.
\Voul Mnrkt-lN.
NEW YOHK , Sept. 1. WOOL Klrm.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1. WOOI HIghcr ; medium ,
I5'4c ; light line , lllllac ; heavy fine , U4il2o ; tub
washed , 19fl28c.
1'rU't'M lf 1'1'IMHT.
I/3NDON. Sept. l.-1'El'l'EU-Falr ; Singapore ,
while , 5-Hir.
_ _
STOCKS AMI nn.vns.
SciiNiitlonal AtlviiiU't'N In Inill vlilinil
SIiarvH Due ( o SiM-culalliiii.
NEW YOHK , Sept. 1. The Indications from to
day's market were that prices generally would
have suffered a mitcrlal reaction had It not
been for thu sensational advances shown by In
dividual stocks. Iluyers were evidently pos-
tessed by a furore of speculation and the dif
ficulty of moving the prleen of most of the lead
ing railroad thares led to those pecurltles being
comparatively neglected. Stinks , concerning
whlc'.i some favorable proipect was frpjrtcd , bui
without ik'Ilnltc details and not backed by author
ity , werf chon'11 as the favoiltes In the specula
tion. The ecntatlun of the day was the jump In
I ii ! price of Oniuliu , the Mock touching KVt In
the llnal transactions. The extreme rise wah
10 % per cent , and the net gain u point le s. The
stock was not exempt from depression , which
weighed on the Kiangers. ami In fact , on moht
of the list durlne the early part of the day , nnd
It told down n half from last night's clou , ; . Hy
1 o'clock It had recovered Ihe loss and gained
over 2 points addition. Hut In UUIe more than
an hour of the latter part of the day the price
mounted several polntH , and was In full1 tide
of advance w.ien Hading ceased , The trading
was attended by great excitement , and the pituea
In the- advance wcie only momentary and ct
wide , ranges. The rise was due to n belief that
the stock will shortly b placed on u regular
dividend basis , the xlze of the proposed dividend
forming the subject of the excited speculation
NorthweHern , which Is In the relation of parent
property to Omaha , Imprmed In sympathy , hut
reacted partially , while Omalm was Mill ttrongly
advanced. Sugar also continued to bu an excit
ing center of speculation In the moinlnit ami
advanced 3 points on minors of a distribution
of mrplus and of advance * to accrue frum ex
clusion of Dutch lellned ktiicur. Tobacco nlro
opened nearly 2 points higher , but this was also
the hlghcbt of the day. The clocks fluctuated
In a very erratic manner all day. but cloued with
n nut gain of T4 per cent for Suear and % per
cent for Tobacco. Mlnourl I'jclllc touched 40
In the opening transactions , but fell off durlns
the day to below last nlght'H close. The coal-
em made some dlvpbiy of ctrengla during Ihe
day , especially Heading stocks , but they tiic-
cumbed to depre > lon lai r. Hock Iflund ad
vanced at one time over a point above the low
est , as did Ixiulsvllle & Na h\llle. but the latter
declined below yetterdny'd price and the fu.imr
hcorrd only a fractional net gain. With the o
KtockH the list wa almost wholly given o\er to
tindepretklun. . The changes nre small , but the
majoilly of active Issues shown losses extending
to ? 4 In Northern 1'nclfic preferred on Its poor
show of earnlng , Hallroad stocks showing
sharp gains were Chicago & Eaulein Illinois
nnd Great Northern piferr < il. Ijike Erin &
Western , Mobile * 1 Ohio. SI. Jo > eph & ( Irand
Island first preferred and St. IVul & Dululh.
The InduMrlals as n rule fchowed gains , notably
In tin * Cotton Oil stocks , Sugar preferred , local
gan stock * , General Electric , Metropolitan Trac
tion. National Ix-ad , National Starch , leather
pieferred , Oregon Navigation and Laclede Oas
lost in t-r a point und Detroit Gas. 3 polntH.
The bond market showed tome falling off In
activity , the par value of bonan sold nmountliiK
to $3,30i.i > 00. 1'rlces were generally higher.
United States 4s regUleird Hold at lt < J ! , the
highest price refolded. The 5 voupons told at
1W.1H' Total ak , $110,000.
The Evening l'o t' Loniion financial cable
gram Bays : "Theery bad weather of today
dampened all the stock markets , which doted
dull on the withdrawal of a large amount of gold
for Austria or Huenla. Tlie Indian government
has ( topped the talc of connol drafts for ten
week * on account of the state of their balances
In India. Thin means a higher exchange rate ,
with. poMlblc gold eiporti when txchtDgs touches
led TbMP two fMritt ( imy i-ann" d rl P > In the
bunk MIPS tomorrow , Tmt 1 will not e-tr-reM A
ftronit orlnli n nn'tht ' * Vntll the Hold with-
drnwnlit wtr known IV- market had anllclpMp-,1
no tl p In thp twtnrt rule. Now II Is nn even
chancp , tmt I shenild 'csy ' n rite * nf 4d would
hnve no Imd effect rttl the market , and n rite
eif I per cent vpry IKtlh- American * clotM - * le-r
with nothlnir dolnri The Paris bourse dull
much1 of thp day , but pinned better. No dlillcul-
tl < tn fnr hntp npnMiifd In the settlement. The
Herlln market wn - quiet. "
Thp following w rc | ne clotlng quotations on
the leading docks of , thc New York exchange
todays
dopfd .
dopfd St. 1'nnl . . . . . . . P4J
llHlllmore.V Ohio. . .lo pfd 144
Canada Pnclfle . . . .4 71)j ) st 1 * ' V Oni '
Canada Southern . AOU . . . . . ; . ; . . .
St. P.M. AM 122
Che-o. A. Ohio 'SilU ' So. Pacific 21J4"
ChlcicoAAlton..lsn | So. Hallway 11H
O..I1.AQ U7H lo Pfd ? } . ,
I.AK. 1 411 .Texas . * Pncino. . . .
' .C. C. A St. L . . . . H7'i ' Union Pacific
dopfd Hll IT. P. 1) . * O.
IM. Si Hudson 1111
ilo pfd
' " "
Den'.VlUo O" Wheel. * L.
ilo pM , * 47 * 1 L. " "
Krionpw ( ) . ; nj ! i Ail * iiTK\L- " " iiil *
Erie 1st pfd 4l ! American Ex llfift
FI. Wnyno 170 Unltiil Slates Ex. . . 4-IH
( treat Northern pfd. 1S4 Wells Fnro K1..10H. ,
Hocklmr Valley. . . fi ; < A. Cot. Oil.
do 711
LakeKrloA W. Silt Am'ii Splrltn HV (
llOPfll 7(1 < 4 ilo pfd 33M
LnkpSlioro 170 Am. Tobacco l'l4 ' ;
Louisville JtNnih. cm do pfd Ill
Manhattan L Chlc.ipo elan HCI4
Met. Traction 12.li , Cons. Ons K'HU '
Michigan Central..11)7 Com. Cable Co 170
Minn , k SI. L -3 Col. F. A Iron ant
dolBlpfd 8H do nfil HO
Mo. Paclllc SB-IJ Orn. Electric n U
Mnblh'AOhlo : n < i llllnolHStoeltSl'j
Mo. 1C. A T 1 4 LaClo.Ju Oan 4S
do pfd ; iilu Lead ! 174 :
NcwAlb. A Chi. . . . 1SM ! , do pfd 103
do pfd ; i7l ? Nat. Liu. Oil 21 > 4
N..I. Central li.'Aj Pacific Mall
N. Y.Central los ? < Pullman Pnl
N. Y. Chi. A St. L . . lo't Silver Ccrtlllcales. . SI
do 1st pM 7(1 ( Stand. Itopn AT. . . . SI7HS
do'Jilpfd ill ) Sugar inii !
Norfolk A Weslcrn 11 do pfd HOW
No. Amor. Co . "H T. C. A Iron ; VJIJ
No. Paclllc 17M U. S. Ix-athcr HIde
ilo pfd ' ' ' ' " ' do pfd 71
OntarloA \ \ ' . . . . . . . 17U U. S. ItnbbiT 1MS
t > rc. H. A Nav ; n do pfd Ot
( Ire. Short Line 82 Union H4' ' <
Plllsburg ll'tlVf ' Chi. Ol. WcHlern. 17H
Uoadlng . ' - ( ( , NorthwuBlcrn . . . .
Hock Island. _ uiu dopfd
SI. LoulH.t S. F (1 (
Totnl ynlrn uf Mock * loilny. rr,742 ! Fhairs. la-
chiilliiK. AH-lilm.n . preferred , 11,571 ; ClicsnpcnUe
& Ohio. 22.130 ; rhlrARO , llnrlltiBlon .t IMIncy.
18W ( , ; LnulHVlllo & Xnshvllle. 1 < ! .3I3 Mlpfiuirl
Piiclllo , 21,910 ; Missouri. Uiini ii * TCXHB t > re-
fprieil , 5.n50j Now Albany CIJcuKii , 4 MO ;
Northern 1'ncltlc proftited. fi.SrO ; Nortlinrtvrii.
7.470 ; Hendlnir , 8,310 ; Hock iKliiinl , 50,12 : , ; St.
P.iul , 27,410 ; Omnlin , sr , : : ,0 Southern Ilnllwny ,
. " , , HiO ; Houthetn Hallway preferred , fi.0,0 ; Tpxns
I'RClaV , 3.310 ; WnbiiFh piofrrn-J. 12. ! > r'0 ; Ameri
can t'ottnn Oil , 7 , lj ) American Splilts , 7.7S5 ;
American Tobacco. 4US ! , ; liny Htntc On * , r.,200 ;
fhlrnRii Cns , 11.270 Oenenil Klpctrlc. lfi'JO , ; I.nr.
lode Oiii. 3.1ir > ; l eail , 11,920 : I'lielllc Mall. 10.720 ;
SURttr , 32,170 ; SuRnr urcfcrreil , 3.835 ; Ti'imessec
Coal nnd Iron , 17,840 ; fnlteil States leather ,
gM ; fulled HlnteH Leather pieferrcil. 20.000 ;
Western Union , 10,700 ; ChlcaRO tJreat Western ,
13.C13.
\ < -iv York Money .MurkH.
NEW YOUIC , Sept. 1. MONEY ON CAl.t > -
Kn y at lfl'4 per cent ; last loan , Hi per cent ;
doted , I'.KTIH per cent.
I"UME MtitCANTlI.E : PArEn-Sliffl'J pel
cent.
HTEIU.INO EXClIANOE-KIrm , with actual
bi'slnerH In hnnkcin' bills at ? 4.5for doiiiunfl
ami J4.S3iiirr4.S3 ? ; for sixty days ; posted rates.
I4.f4'i 4. ' . > ' unit J4.KV4Sf4.S7 ; commercial bills ,
J4.S2"i " T4.82',4.
SILVER rEUTlPlCATKS-SIC.
I1A11 SILVER BlUc.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 41c.
GOVERNMENT IIONDS Htroiiff.
STATE IIONOH Dull.
RAILROAD HONU.S-t-l-asler. :
Closing tiuotatlons on boiuls were as follows ;
Stork ( liiiilnlloiiM.
HOSTON , Sepl. 1. Call loans , 203U per cent ;
time loans , 2i4 per cent. Closing prices for
stocks , bonds nnil mining flocks :
A.T.AS. F W. Kloo Sr !
American Stijrar. . \V. Elea. ufd 05
' ' ' ' Ed. Kloj. Ill lfl-1
Uav'stnte Oas. ! . . . .7 II- ( Jon. Elca. ) ) fd HI
Ucl ! Tolcphona. . . 14S ! Atchtson pfd. : ) ; ! !
Boston &Alb.iiy. : AtchlHon "a R6i *
liostoii A Malno. . . 1H4 Wls. Cent Is 37e
C. . II. A Q H Allouez Mlnlu ? OD OSty ,
Pitchbunc Atlantic lfi !
General Klnotrla. . Uosiou A Montil'll 144
Illinois Steel mmoA llostcn. . . . ' 'OH
Mexican Centr.il. . C.ilumclA lleali. . 4'J4
N. Y. A N. E 8IJ Centennial 10) ) (
Old Colony 18S Fr.mklln 10' ' $
0.9. t , Kcai-a.irec 21
Uubber inu4ccoiu : 37H
San Dlezo it : > iQulnc.y ! 118
Union Pacltio 17H > Tnmaracn lao
Went End USJil Wolverine 14
West End otd 100
Sun P'riiiii'lsco lliilniQiiotatlniin. : .
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1. The olllclal closing
Quotations for mlnlne stocks today were as fol
lows :
Silvur b r . SH u : Moxicin dollars.I' '
( lraHb.bU-.it , nj ; driln. tili.-r.ipi , 71-ii
XI-TV Viirk .tlliiliiK S ockn.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 1. The followlne arc the
closing minlni ; guolntlona ;
Choll-ir. 7-1 Onuno jr > n
Crowil'olnt 30 Onnir. 70
CPII.UU ) . & Vu. . . . l n Plymouth 1'2
Deadwood 100 QiiicUsllv.-r 100
OoulUJL Curry SO Oulc'KHilvur nfd..lOlU )
llalu&Nororoii. . 83 Slorr.i .Nov.iji. . . . . Hfl
Hoinuilaku ii'JDt ) Htanflarvt Kir
IronHtlvur -3 Union Cun 40
Mexican 50 Yellow Jacket . . . . 3'J
I.oiuloii Stock (
I.OXDON , Kept. ! . - p. in , closing :
HAH BlI < ViilQult : at 23d per ounce.
MONKV Hi per cent.
Thu ruin of illkcouut In the. open murlet : for
short lillla In S poll cent.
AiniTli'nii ( 'jt-i'iirldi-M In I.oiiiliin.
IONOON , Kepto'J.'Mnie maiket for American
eecurltli'H vnrled but' little nil day , owing to the
Inactivity of operucorn. The tone wan barely
eteady und the Jomund generally Unlit.
IIICIH-IK. Hepts K lOkchaiiKe on I imlon , SO
marks 3U'i ' pff- fur cfivcka.
1/JNOON , Hept.l-TJm amount of bullion tam-n
out nf thn Hank of ICnuland on h.ihuicu today
wan 3:3,000. - - -
l'AUI8 , Sept. J'.ilThrfe per cent rentes , 10 < f
45c for the ucroiint ; "exflinnee on London , iif
19o for checks. ' '
_ _
Klillinillilnliti ,
NKW OHI.HANS , Sept. I. CleailnK * , IH9.387.
HOSTON. Sepl , 1 CkarlnsH , | 15H8S07 ; bal-
uni-w. J1.C03.H7C.
IIAI.TIMOHK. Sept. 1. ClearliiBS , | : .937OC3 ;
ImlanceD , )1'J,9CO. )
NB\V YOHK. Kept. l.-Clenrlngu , 1117.710,1(91 ( ;
talancen. J7H 3.715.
I > HU.AIiiI'IIIA. : Bept. l.-Clearlng > . JI3.028 , .
077 ; balance * , J-,0 .2,003.
CINCINNATI. Bft. | 1. Clearing" . 12.119.700.
Money. ! 4 < jii I'd' cent ; New York exchange , IOC
dlrcount-
JllIMI'IIIH. Bept. 1. dealing * . II7Z.J17 b-jl.
ance , JI9.707. New York exchniiKe , telling at
11.10 premium ,
ST. I.OUI8 , Pent. 1-Olearlngf , , < a3.M7 ; bal.
nnce , JGS0.778 , Money , Wit per tent. New York
exchange , l0o discount bid ; 70c dlecounl neked.
( IIH'AOO , Btpt. 1. Clearing ! , IIS. 113,425 ; New
York exchang * . &o discount ; iterllne cxchangr ,
poned retea , | 4. H and J4.M14. itock , active
and strong ; ] < ake. btreet Klevated , a feature ;
cloie ; Diamond Match , 1W ; MelropollUn U 7 ' ,4 ;
Houlh Side IH * 5 ; Lake Btreet. 16h , Gas t ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Month Bogiiu with n Record Breaking
Cnttlo Supply.
NO CHOICE NATIVES OFFERED FOR SALE
Hare IKlip IMIIIoiilty In TnU.
liiK "ft nt Xciit Slier C'onipetl-
tlon Ivcopn ( lie
Price * Well V | > .
SOL'TII OMAHA , Sept. l.-llccclpta lor
the days Indicated were :
Ca'.tlt ! . HOBS. Sheep. Horses.
September J 5,2)1 C.223 4,4 135
August 31 4.5S1 7.050 402
August 30 3,4"J ! 2.411 200 2
AUMlst 2S Z.vCS fi.812 Sol
August 27 2t'i f.,421 1.4iO IS
August 26 3,723 6,417 1,449 13
August. 2o 3.42S M55 612 27
August 21 2,463 6.SI2 401
August 23 3Cl ( l.WJ 2,873
August 21 1,515 i.VJ'J 1,402 123
August 20 2,712 4,370 330 3
AURUSt 19 2,370 4HSl
August IS 3,612 6,772 2,392 110
Tiio olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs , Sh'p. H'scs.
C1. , M. & St. P. Uy. . . . 1 1
U. & St. 1 , . Uy 1
Total iccclpts 203 S 13 6
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as fo'.lows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Iluycrs. Cattle. HORS. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Company . . . 4lfi . . . .
The H. H. Hammond Co. 351 1,031 IMS
Swift and Company 3SS 1,201 f > SI
Thu Cudahy Packing Co. 757 1,011 l.fill
U. Decker and Dcgnn. . . . IIU . . . . . . . .
Vansant & Co : 1
.1. I * Carey 6IS
Iohmati & Rothschilds. . . . 4 < j3
\V. I. Stephens Hi !
Hill & Lewis Co CO
llenton & Underwood 332
Huston & Co 61
Krublm & Co ! K )
I . vingxton & Shaller Idj . . . . - . . . .
Swift , country 71
S < iulres SO . . . .
Slurry & Itarnes 1SI . . . .
Klngan & Co Ml
Nelson Morris , Chicago 210 . . . .
Planklnton Co. Milwaukee . . . 1&3
Union Mt Co V-'IS
Hamilton SOU
Other buyers 696 . . . . 1,770
Left over 200
Totals ' 1,747 6.1S6 4,763
CATTLE Receipts , 203 cars , 5,201 cattle ,
were the largest of the year , but there were
few natives and nothing choice , the bulk
of the supply coming from the range and
being largely on thu feeder order , with a
good many conimonlsh caltlo Included.
\Vlth the natural tendency toward lower
prices which a big run Involves , the trade
was a little dull , but a good llnal clearance
wan had.
Dressed beef men found only n moderate
supply of fed stock on sale and the general
quality rather ordinary , just the kinds of
cattle that ha've sold lower for several
days at other mantels , and proceeded to
tak off 5Q10c as a. rule , except where
offerings Just tilled a niche In their order.
Sellers were slow to make the concession ,
but , with such a large supply of western
cattle here , the killers had more chance
thnn usual to get among the grassers and
bought quite a few ; these were also SlfilOc
lower. The general trade was at no time
brisk , but sellers kept cutting loose until all
of the desirable cattle ut least were dis
posed of.
A good many cows were Included In the
receipts and buyers took advantage of the
opportunity to reduce values SQlOc , except
for the few peed to choice dry-lot grades
which were scattered through the supply.
Like the steer trade , the market lacked the
life of the recent past , but In the end prac
tically everything changed hand ? . .Hulls
were steady to a shade oa er and veals
Fold about as well ns ever.
The moit decided weakness was In the
feeder market. Supplies were the largest
of the season and Included more roufth
and common cattle. While the better
grades were not more than ClilOc lower ,
buyers sorted up closer than usual and
under grades were hard to move at a 10ffl5c
decline. While business was slow , a large
amount was done for both speculative and
country account. Representative sales :
NATIVES
13E131' ' STERRS.
Co.
2a steerH 1210 375 27 fleers 1230 400
00 feeders..1211 390
1' , Mullln.
2 feeders..1093 4 21 11 feeders. . . . 972 4 S )
E. W. Whltcomb.
33 feeders..1163 4 00
J. L. Jordan.
21 steers 1273 4 35
V. M. Sheik.
j hull H30 275 43 feeders..1212 430
23 helfcr 910 3 40
Kent & Hlrw-ll Cattle Co.
i | ecr fW 323 134 feeders..1118 380
1 steer 1100 323
II. K. Olover.
U cows 1015 360 IT feeders..HOC 385
Western Union lleef Co ,
35 steers 1281 3W
John H , Ilarron ,
r , rows * 20 5-10 3 steerit 1IW 3
1 cow 970 3 10 19 frfilcr . . . .10i3 ( 4 00
jcows 914 310 13 feedeiH..10)J ) 410
SOUTH DAKOTA.
J.is. Halley.
j bull 1350 275 SOcowh 904 323
13 C'OWH 933 2 ! Ki I feeder M 4 S3
1 bull 1220 300 SOfcedciH. , . . 721 423
Weare Live Slock Co.
2 tailings. . . .1S15 273 61 nleer 1070 3 W )
| sti"ni. 1320 333 18 feeders..1241 3 U5
M. Johnson.
1 , tag 1203 323 14 feedc/H..H43 3/3 ! /
Western Ranches ,
21 steers 1330 3 C3 C3 feeders..1146 380
142 steers 1345 3 Ci C7 ftfJera..ll53 3 fcO
32 fcedern..H48 3 70
Cobb & Slieeler.
1 hull 1430 275" 3 feeders..1210 373
1 bull 1270 273 1 fet-der t20 3 76
u cgws 1014 300 2a ff-e . < n > . . . .1002 403
COIJOIIAPO.
CSfeedvra. . . . 7SC 3M M fcede.rf..l02l 410
NEVADA.
Tli . Hunter. '
1 cows Ml 3 21
HOOB There were ninety-eight loads , about
6,300 hogs , a full 1.000 more than last Wednesday
and an Increase of about 1,500 for the 11 ret half of
the week over last , There was a tomewhat
larger ihowlng of tb lighter weights than utual ,
with HIP Kmtrftl Quality A rhn.ta bMlfr t' ' , n
> r t rday
! < lil | . | < rrit wre nomeiou nnd Incimb d a buyer
from I'uHlnnd , Otf. tlood hot for their n p
rnld rtronir on the eMly mnrkrt nnd pAcklnn
grndeli wfr * In KPI ! demand nt ymtnlay *
I'lBurrn. Th < ewndlllon * lanled until two thirds
of lh < bogs wrrn sold , when the tfport of loner
price * In the cn t for nil but light IIOK * cnurnl
n rather slow nnd wenK rlnt on bfiny brg
here , although nlmut tverjthing was cleaned up
during the monilnR tpwlon.
OulMJe prices wrre JJ.WfT4.10 nnil Ih * bulk of
thp rnlpa. like yesterday , were nt $ S. 6f4.M. with
but few heavy IIOKK nliov * $100. A week ngti
sales we < p nt $ S.70 3.W , with the bulk nl $3 Soft
3 > f > . HepicsentHtlvp fnlos :
No. Av. Sh. IV. No. Av. Sh. IV.
? J SKI M'$3 ' W M 238 . . . $ IPO
us sis to ) s M j rrs 49 4
M 2SS 120 3 ! M 284 . . . 4 W )
5 2SS 40 3M W : s HO 4 CO
41 401 3 K 61 SJ . . . 4(10 (
t 9 3f2 40 395 RO 27S . . . 4 CO
S3 30 ? . . . 3M ( ,0 3 * 1W 400
71 303 IM 3 M C SCO Jfl 4 TO
67 275 2(0 ( 3 M 49 2S7 M 40)
52 2SO 100 393 24 SIT SO 4 W
f.3 327 120 395 81 279 W 4 W )
M 2C1 200 3 I > 5 61 273 120 40)
55 210 ICO 395 82 273 SO 400
f.2 . 334 M ) 393 03 308 JO 4 W
63 291 . . . 39i I 127 20T , KM 400
57 321 120 393 f3 3SI fO 4 M
58 271 150 395 f,0 217 ICO 4M
45 2M M 395 t6 3D2 . . . 4 W
fd 291 40 395 3(1 ( 291 . . . 400
41 276 200 3 95 76 23S SO 400
M 2fi6 lOfl 3 ! > 3 M 2C ( SO 400
Ct 2S7 320 395 17 214 120 4 W
r.r , 33C SO 3 ! > 5 M. . 313 120 400
11 202 . . . 3C ! , fC , 291 40 4M
M 29'J 120 393 72 252 SO 4 00
t.G 294 IM 3 K 67 207 ICO 400
63 316 SO 3 97H CS 2S4 200 400
. ' , 304 SO 3 9714 OS 2M. 120 400
C6 2C5 120 3 97H CT 2 7 200 4 ( V )
f.2 316 ! ,0 3 97li C2 213 fO 4 O2'.i '
11 279 . . . 397'4 130 2IS 120 405
290 SO 3 97'i 73 331 SO 405
S2 239 . . . 3 97',4 SO HO 40 403
t,3 307 ICO .1 7'4 ' C2 275 40 4 l > 5
f.0 306 40 39714 C7 251 . . . 4 01
C7 2IS 210 3 97H CS 218 . . . 405
ill 323 ICO 100 61 213 200 403
T,0 , 32H . . . I W 71 236 ED 405
73 234 SO 400 78 231 . . . 403
f.S 237 S9 I W S4 1"7 . . . 4 05
13D. . 236 2SO 4 W 77 2W 40 403
f.l 262 ICO 400 CS 251 ICO 403
73 276 ICO 400 . 76 23.1 . . . 4 ( I7'4
M ! $ , < ! 40 4M 72 22S SO 4 07 < 4
CI 26S 120 4 CO , C4 212 ICO 4 07 < 4
r,0 , 27' ! . . . 4 0.1 7C 192 . . . 4 in
no 2ss is * 4 o si ro ? 120 410
7J 2C9 1W IM SS 220 . . . 410
I'laS-ODDS AND ENDH.
1.- . 410 . . . 2 tO R 278 . . . 3 SI
1 37 , ) . . . 2 C3 3 . . .2SO . . . 3 9'1
1 450 . . . 3 SO 7 33S . . . 3 92 > 4
1 120 . . . 3 ro ( S 332 . . . 3924
r,2 03 . . . 325 4 2S7 . . . 385
2 333 . . . 375 4 315 SO 395
3 410 $0 3 f.2'4 ' 4 202 . . . 3 93
0 37t : . . . 3 S5 1 2 > 0 . . . 4 ( < )
4 29SO S S5 2 250 . . . 400
4 293 . . . 3 S3 C 220 . . . 4 TO
4 317 . . . 3 S3 7 233 . . . 400
2 310 . . . 3 S3 5 205 . . . 400
9 20' , . . . 3 S3 5 250 . . . 4 ( )
J 203 . . . 3 ! K > ' 6 181 . . . 400
0 33' ' ) . . . 390
SHEEP Hecelpts were large nnd nil weic
gr.iFser.i , with quite n spilnkllng of feeding stock
Included. The market was nctlve for muttons ,
with pilces ruling Him to strong , nnd there was
good Inquiry for feeders ut late prcxailing Ikmvs.
Heprcbentatlvc sales :
No. Av. 1'r.
20 western wethers 91 $300
143 westein wethers 911 325
K.i ) westein wcthein 102 325
f,2l western wethers 92 3 40
COO westein wethers 90 3 40
633 western wethers 94 3 40
444 western lambs 36 4 10
CHlO.UiO I.1VU STOCIC MAIIKKT.
CatdeVnk on Ili-avy llocrlpln HIIKN
l.iMVt-r SluM-p Illnhrr.
CHICAGO , Sept. 1. The supply of entile was
again excessive today and choice droves were
the only ones that showed strength , otU'-rs Helling
sluwly at weak to lOo lower prices. NMIvn bc-ef
HteorM told at from $3.S5 to $1 for the pooit'M nnd
from those figures up to J5.25 and $5.50 for pilim-
to extra shipping beeves , with Hales laigely at
from $4.70 to $5.23. The stocker and feeder tinde
wan active with pales largely at from $2.73 to
$1.50 , a few being wanti-d at fnun Sl.d tu $ I.G3.
Kat bulcheilng natives suld all rlKlit , but cun
ning stuff suld badly. Oil\cs cuno higher
and choice lot brought fr-m $ "i.'iO to J3.73. Texas
cattle sold chiefly at from $2.5t > to $2.i,3 f ir bulls
nnd cows , nt fioni $3.25 to $3.SD for HI-OIK , a few
choice fleers being wanted around $4 and $4.0.
Western langc cattle wrte In only fnlr deinnnd
nt from $3.M to V4.50 for stockers nnd ut from
$3. > to $4.20 for COV\H nnd hellersitn \\tMi.-in
feeders Helling actively nt from $ .1.05 t- > $4.4"i.
Until western and Tcxnns were largfly lOc lower
with slow sales.
Trading In hogs was fairly active , but yes
terday's advance was lost , declining about 3c.
Hogs Fold nt from $3.30 to $3.55 for the poorest
to the best , chlelly nt from $4.10 to $4.30 ; pigs
fi'tchlnB from $3.f,0 to $4.50. Heavy loU me
numerous , and there are n great many common
to medium grarcy hogs. HuyerB discriminated
nRalnst half fat lots , nnd they sell at finm
23e to 40c below good cornfed lots of the burnt
weight.
1'rlces for sheep nnd lambs arc advancing
under the Influence of an active demand fr m
slaughterers nnd feedois. western range she-op
EcllliiK today nt from $3.40 to $3 S3. with feedeiH
In demand at from $3.40 to $3.CO. Choice natives
were scarce and a few Mild around $4 and * 4.23.
while poor to fnlr loin hi ought from $2.25 to
$3.33. Lambs advanced to from $3.70 to J5.C3 for
poor to prime flocks , only n few getting above
HECEII'TS Cattle , 18,000 bead ; bogs , 3J.003
head ; sheep. IC.OtO head.
Xe - York I.Ivo Stuck.
NEW YORK , Sept. 1. IIEEVES Hecelpts. Mi
head ; quiet ; generally steady : native steeiH , 54 4i
C75.32" , ; stags and oxen. $2. H (4.C3 ( ; biillF. $2.rdi
310 ; dry cowfl , $1.75S3.f,0 ; Euiopean cables quote.
American steers nt Wl fllJc ; iefrheintor bief
at fcti T9c ; exports , 5,440 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts , 2.03S head ; Hctlvf ; RPticrnl
advance , Uc ; veals , $5.00J7.50 ; grassers and but
termilks. $3.MS4.23 ; westerns , $5.10.
RHEE1' AND LAM11S Hccelpls , S.O.'S bead ; ne--
tlve ; sheep , firm ; lambs. UUUc higher ; fheep.
J2 (004.00 ; lambs , $4.2.rRC. < ' 0.
lions Receipts , 6,578 bend ; market higher at
$4.50fl.90.
KIUINIIH City I.lviSlock 1liu-li < - ( .
KANSAS CITY. . Sept. ] . CATTLE lltwlptn.
13,000 head ; market weak to lOc lower. IV.xas
steers , $3.WW4 2) ; Texas cows , $2.SJfi3.23 ; native
steers , $3.0043.2fl ; native cows nnd hHfcm ,
$1.75 4.25 ; stockcrs and feeders , $ J.SOJj4.C-j bulls ,
$2.30 T4.00.
HOUS Receipts , 9,000 head : market opened
steady , closed weak ; bulk of sales $4 12 ! 5i4 17's. '
heavies , $4.10j4.17',4 ; packi-rs. $4.00ij4.15 ; mixed ,
H00tt4.0 ,
RIII"1 ! 1trrlptrV SW , ( > lirfvi inatktt flritii
Mini * . $ etotfS.W. mutton * . ( X > ffJ.40.
.it. Imil * 1,1 v * Slork.
T t/lt'lfl. t ept. 1. CATTLK ItecHpU , 4W
btnd , hlpmrnt . lOiX ) head ; mtk t * temiy fji
tmilvM ; T > x nn n rhndp lower ; nullvp ihlpplnit
ntpptT , fiilr to fancy grndi-o , HlMifiM , bulk t't '
ip/vi in * ' " * ' " ' ' ' " * * " ' l'v. ' nn' ' ' bntpher ttpr ,
J A. / , , j .trt'Jk ' of MIP , $ I7 I.H , Meers , tititlfr
i'V. " ' * W4. ; Mockers and feedm , $2 l > 0it
440 ; cow * nnd heifer * . ISCOfllSO ; Texa and In.
dlan teer . $ l.7 ff4.3S ; cowo nnd belffru , $2 Wn
3. ofl ,
lions-ltpcplptyt , .MO hr , l ; shipments.
bond ; tnatket , steady on ! < ! hogs , > hnde | . wr
SHEEPHecelpts. . 3,000 bond , thlpmrnlii 1000
tatkl > 1' " " " 'I * ' ' " strong : natlvp imittuns.
olmkers. $2.2Mf3.00 ,
nut II u ( Tn In l.lyc Slock.
I"'II-'AI- ; * Wt. l.-CATTLE Slimlv
\orkers , gi .d to rhoh-p. $ | ( V , f4 7i )
'
SHEEIAN'D tAMIlS-l/imb . Rood I" PXIMX
rliolco. $5.5ofrs.75 ; ctilli to fnlr , $3Vttfi40 Sh"rp.
choice to selected Wcthcm , $ l.3Mrl..V > ; cutU und
eommon ,
Stock In Slubl.
HPOOI-I ! of receipts of llvp stock nt thi > four
principal markets for September 1-
, . . nte. Hogs Ktifpp ,
Omaha . rsm 6.300 4 fi ,
hlcngo . iS.iHil 3J01 , ) ifio
kntiuit City . u , PM n. ( > i ,10,0 ,
81. I-OWI9 . 4 , I'M 6.0)0 30M
Totals . 4ir > l M.POi > i ) ! < X )
Liverpool ( irnlii ninl Pt-ovUloit * .
I.IVEHI'OOL Sept. 1 WHEATI'tilun s quiet
"fcWIil higher ; September. 7s 04 , ! ; Octoberd ,
December , 7s 4N d ,
COUN Anicilmn mixed. ? pot. new sti-a-lv
2t 4'iil ; Sepetmber , Rteady , 3s 4UdI'd dier ,
teady , 3s 4V1.
Win-fit nl Out for n "Dlvlnillcnlcr. .
CMIOAOO. Sept. l.-Thc man i-i\lllnK bun.
iplf FrnnrlK fVlitnlt.-r , who 1ms bcon wn-
iltiplliiK a "illvltiilipiiiinK" rump at Man
hattan beai'li Hlllco Smiitny. lias bcon serve-d
with n siiniiiinim to inmuor tlu clmtKo r
pi-art Iclllif inoilloliiilthoul a lloensiHe
will bo pros-ecu te'il by the State Itonr.l of
lie-tilth of Illinois anil If . nnvlclPil IB liable
tn n line of Jltvi for the ibi i offcnsr in. , I J"io
In audition If his iKitlcntx raic tei trouble tiini
flirtlii'r. Hi,1. . A. KKSIII. sorri'tiirx . .f . the
slate biatil , liiHtltiit.il the Irnil pioorr
lln.\lim | p Klccfrlcnl IMiuili.
MILWAVKKK , S , pt. I. In riiMnPi
of a Hchcmo which the \Vostln liou- < , '
trio company of 1'lltsburK ami the HuMwIu
locomotive Weiiki ( eiinii.iny of riilniil ipbla
plnnnpil a yoir 111:0 : tn alisoib all of the
inoro Important lmlcpi.inU.nl mtiiiufiic'orloa
of clectrliilynninoH uinl incitorx , tinc.iii -
hlnatlon , uintcr Mir nmnn of the \\VatliiK-
liouso Uli-ctrtc ami .M'lnufm-uirlm : comiMiiy.
has bout-ht out the Intfrosls of thr tibb3 !
Kloetrlc company of MllwauUeo. The in -
klilerntlon IH salO to bo ? 5lW. (
The "Illojcll.'fs Host Krien. : " is a fninll at
twine for DoWUfs Wltrh Hnzol Salvo , Q | .
wnyu ready for emergencies. Whllp : i apn-
Plllc for plica , It also Inotantly pl-'vew | and
cures cuts , bruizes. K.ilt rheum , eczema niul
all affections of the skin. It never failti.
Hml I.lvcil In Clilciiuo Sunn'I'linc. .
CHIOACJO. Sepl. l.-lt wa loarin-ii t..luy
that thu youiiK woman \\lio c-ommltti'il mil-
olelc at the Victoria lio'e-i yoclonlay after
iPKlstorliiR us IllniuhoVlhon Hvcl fur live
months at " 014 Dearborn street , whore nlie
wns known as Hancho ! llorb rt. From wliui
ll'tle she tnlkeil of her past life while there
It Is bellevcil srho Is a Kfiituoky jtlrl ami
that lit'i- mother Is living In I.uulsvlllo.
Min-ilori-il liy 'I'l-ainpi.
JMIOEN1X. ArlK. Sept. l.-\Vortl w IH rc-
i'1-ivcil toilny by the HhorllT from Cilia Ht-nil
that tramps inbbeil the ilriiK ntoro nf .lohn
I'ratt last nlulit niul siabboil t'.ie ' proprK-tur
lo death. There 1 no clew to the mur-
ilcrers.
Arnnhl's llroir.u Celery cures hcailaihea
10 , 3 ami 50 cents. All ilrur-Rists.
Till : ItKALTV MAItKKT.
IN'STIll'.MKNTS placed on record \Vi-dncg-
diy : , Seiitember 1 , 1SH7 :
WAKIIANTY niCIODS.
t"1 O IC.11IHP and wife to M r Klodln.
lot 11. ! block , I'nttor & C's addition. . ? 1
1 * W Illll to Johanna Chrlstoiisen , lot
0. block 12. 1'arit Kurem addition DOO
S H Lndil , trtiHteo , to O W Smith , lot
12 , block \Varreiiton nd lltlon l.GOO
Winter liylus to .Margaret Sori'iison ,
lotfi t ) and 10 , block S , IMnlnvlcw aJd. 2WO
MaiKiiiet Huri'iiRoii and hii.sb.ind to
n 1 , .Moririin , n'- ' . . lot 5. block S. same 1.7CO
Albert Kopponlmvor and wife to
Josephine HeynoMs. lots 12 and l : ! ,
block \Valieli-y addition , and part
lots 7 and S , block ( j , Improvement
il'-soclatlon nilitltloii 2.SOO
Asa beard and wife to . .1V Minili , lot
. block 33 , Kountze 1'hu-o 4r.03
A U Diifrcnn and wife to H 10 Kane ,
scnlli 40 fe 't lot 11 , block 7 , I'liiln-
vlew adilltlon C50
II H ( .ii Illlth and wife to .1 1C Amlir on ,
f- nth half lot 14 , block IXS , South
Omaha 2S7
QUIT CLAIM DISK OS.
A M Hyatt et nl to GV Smith , lot 12 ,
block \Varrcnlon addition 1
S J IIIpRlns nnd wife to N I ) Apple , lot
5 , block S , Plalnview adilltlon 1
P c lli'vi-r o I. ' S'mron , lot 10 ,
block S , UrlRBS Place 1
Total amount of transfers $13,041
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION-
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AXI ) : STOCKS
IIOAIin OF Til ADV. .
Direct wires to Chicago and New fort
CorreaDonJtnta ; John A. Warren * c
THE CUDAHY-HEALY
YUKON-KLONDIKE MINING CO.
KLONDIKE GOLD FIELDS !
THE GREATEST INVESTMENT OF THE AGE I
A Chanca for All to Come In on the Ground Floor.
The Cudahy-Healy Yukon-Klondike Mining Company
Has boon Incorporated under tlio luws of thu State of Mimtunii , with u iviplt.nl htock of $21-
OOO.OOO , In 2SO.OUO .slum's ntSIOOcai'h.nil pnlil unit iiim.issussabli' . From this lulnl of
stock an amount I'liiml to 2 ( ) pi-r coin , or $3.OIO. ) ) ( ) ( ) bus heie-n tcl apait fur elavi'lopnii'iit
purpeiHu" , nnil iipnn llicsu 5 ( > , ( > OO Nlmius nillvlili'iiii of n pur ce'nt up in lliu par viilmt IN tfiiar-
nntocil to bo pulil out of tliu prollls of ca Ii yuur bofori ) any dividends mo pulil for I ml year
upon lliu balance ) ; tlioii lilinuu ) : : lo ruejilvouty ( llrrl"ii.l up to R pur cent , anil then Urn
rnm ilnliiR illvlili'inl onrncil in bo piiyiiblo on lliu whol-j $2.1 , ( ) ( ) ( ) . ( ) ( ) ( ) , anil tluisu Kiiuriinicoil
shari'Miri ! now oiVoii'd'CE'IEN to HID publlu fur lininuillalo Invcslmi'iil AT TIT MTV.
FIVE IOI < LiAH5ivt - ' ' - ' } PEtt i > H < i.R > i tit Miilcli piluo thu QUAIVANTE3D
DIV1DENJ will bo over J4 Per CCIlt on tlio liivcstmunt.
IMIOI'KUTV. I'IKISI'nCT.S.
Tlio compfiny'n Renernl property There Is nmple evidence be Heavy Immigration of .loin-
fore the public of thu wonderful
I UK labor Int. , tin Yukon Yal *
conslatB of Iambi mines . :
erty , ful wealth of COLD nlc.iiK the
Yukon and Klondike Implnn. ley , which l now Bulnit on ,
und mining * rUlpment In the
| The owns InrK" num.
riiinpnny Is what Is needed for the ib
vnllry of the Yukon Itlvi-r nnd beiH of Kohl jilacer and ijuail'Z vel ipmenl of thin mineral
claims , pi'Ucled by Its experts
on Its tributary Minims In out of many hundred * duilni ; wealth. Work will bCKln next
( Ivi- years of patient ppixpc-t
HIHIIIK on as many of tha
Alnrkn nnd the Ilrlilsh North-
In- ; . Claim No. 3 on Miller
went Territory. The mineral Clerk , fnun which over ( ICO.OJO phii'erH a H p' slble. At all
beds owned Include Guld , In \VIIH taken latt year. Is now ( hi'ifu polntH In thu near vlcln *
placer and ijunrlz claims , Sil rmnpany a pall of and HIH properly IH In opi-ratlon of this ; Uy of th claims , aru titorts
ver , Copper and I'oal , their COI'I'Ell proi-pectH lire on Ihe and tindliiK pmtnof thu North
chief locations behik' un Hie Tananah Hlver and are very American Tram-purlatlon anil
. Hitch rich. Tia.lliiK < 'omp.iny. Our ulllcerti
Tnn.innh Illver , Miller. , rich.Very exlemlvo and rich
Forty-Mil , ! nnd HlvlMlle COAL beds nc.ir Cudahy. l.oni ) nnd dlreclois aru also Inter ,
Cieeks , Klondike ) Illver , Too to'ies In area , are to be opened mlrd In the inanaKi'inent nt
Much Ould Cieel , , Iluiitinza , at tmic. The contract has al- thin fimptiny , InnuiliiK beaily
iradv been let fur DO.OX ) lena
Iloulder and Kldorado Crril.s. of Ibis coal at $10) per Ion.
This Company does nof have io Prospect for property-
It already owns if , Some of its mines are now in operation.
Ollicers of the Cudaliy-llrnl > kon-KVu loadiko Mlnlnq Co.
JOHN Cl'DAHV , Chlcaco , III , ELI A OA 5E. ChlcJiK , III. ,
I'reMldenl and Vuknn llnur. Alatku ,
CATALN JOHN J HEALV. HIM leiary.
Yukon Illver , Alatkn. und WILLIAM W. WEAHE , Clll-
The Cudahy-Healy Yuknn- Dawdon , N. W. T. , Manager catto. III. , Trcanurer.
Klondlku Mining Company
ha no occasion whan-vvr lo
color or cxuKKtrate ' UK ad- CAI'ALV JOHN J. HEALY. CHAltLEH WEAItE , Ci dar
vuntaies. ; C'uptaln John J. Yukon ICIvcr and I > awi > on , Hiphbi. la.
Ilealy of Dawxon Clly North- N. W. T. ELY E. WEAItE. Haw son , N.
wt-st errltory , bin had forty JOHN CI'DAHY. Chlcaiso. III. W. T. . I'ort. Cudaby , N.V. .
yearn experience In prospect- BKNATOIl T. C. J'OWEIIH , . T.
Inn und mining In Idaho , Helena. Mont. WILLIAM W. WEAHE , Chi-
Montana. Illack Hills nnd Hie CHAHLKS A. WEAItE , Chi- CIIKO , II ) .
Ilocky Mountalim and e-very CilK" . HI. HIINHY O. WEAItE. Illui-ll
HtaK'rnent here Klven In 1'OUTI'H II. WEAItE , Oil- Hills , Bpe-aillnh , H. IMk
strictly conwnolive. Keep CKKU , 111- JOHN WEAHE. Chicago , III.
your e > ti on our treasure
leniiicfB " 1'ortland" and Ilankei-H-COIIN EXCIIANOE HANK , ChlcaKo , III. . IH. . A.
"Cleveland , " whlci > uru HANK 01' ' MONTHEAL , Clili-ajjo. . III. , U. H. A
brliiKliiK In the b'olJ ein every Suh'H rlptloan for stock received In person or by Idler 1 ot
trip. H'ji'in ' SW ( ) | i | Colony HulldliiK , OilciiKO. , III. , and yj'i
I rodufo Kxchunue , New York City.
nt once. If yon haves not J35.00 club with
your friends. Hhurua will umloubtedly xiou
Oils Increase } In value. Tills company bun many
Buy times superior opix > rtunltles to make money
thuit any ether company possibly can lmv .