THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 12 , 1881
FINANCE AND COMMERCE ,
FINANCIAL.
Financial Rovlow.
IS'KW VOIIK , Sept. 10.
LvonU of the week in llniuiclnt circles
were of moro than usunl imiiortonco In
some Instance < . The money market work-
cd with four and five per cent ai ruling
rates for nil loan1 ? . There were frequent
exceptions three ; foreign exchange harden
ed glijlitly and leading banker * advanced
their rates onc-lmlf per cent for cmli.
Government bomU nro strong ami in good
demaml ; they dined a fraction higher.
In tlio stock maikct the gu-nt fiiituru of
the week wai the llanulb.\l & St. .loj rising -
ing from 90J to 2W. This uliaiy advance
created great frlglit anintij ; the lt-ar.s atul
led to largo purchases of almost t.ho entire
INt under where there was n th.irn ad
vance In the general list. The lulviuico
was led by the O. H. A. I ) . , ami the Den
ver it Hlo Grande and Soiithwetern
nli.ires. Much of the activity took place
towards tlio close , when prices WITO higher
than those current for a lonj time pa ti
UONCV AX1 > STOCKS.
N"uw YOIIK. Hoptembar 10.
M'oney closed , /itiict.
J-ixcliHiigu closed fctosdy at1 81 ® t SlJ.
Government ? clo cil firm.
Currency Os 1 30 bldjJ. . % coup. , 1 1J ( !
bid ; 45 do , 1 13 bid ; 5j lontinuetl , 1 OH
bid ; Gs do , 1 Olj bid.
Pacific rallro.nl botuU closed o-s follows !
Union Istd 111)01 ) 17 Mil ; land grnnt < ,
llfi@l 18J bid : sinking funds I ! 23j@l Slf ;
Centrals 1 10 bid.
STOCKS.
Stock market to-day was Irregular with
frequent changes from firmness to depres
sion. In the early part of the day prices
were generally higher , but toward two
o'clock weakness net in and advance was
lost. Near tlie close , however , btrong
tonu'agaln prevailed and tliera was frac
tional recovery. llannlb.il & St. .loe
was the feature again to-Uy and in fmnl
dealings stock suddenly jumped up to 225
the highest price yet attained ,
The following nro the closing bidi :
A& TH 38 Mich Cent . ! > G1
Oil & Q 157 NJ < J . < > : > }
CC&IC 21J Mol'a . 1074
C ( J G & I . . . ! W N..rth Pac . 40J
' " do preferred. . 82 J
Cedar rails' ! 23 North wa tern. .1251
Ci-ntr.il Pacific. 'JOJ Preferred. . . . 130
JLiV 124V NY 0 . W3 ;
D \-HG ! ) L Omaha .
EtiePreferred -13 ? Preferred. . . .
Preferred . . . JvS Pacific Mail. . . .
A.1.UHH Kxp. . . StP .
Tnr.ii Preferred. . . .
American J xp 874 San Francisco. .
U. H . 07 ? do preferred. . 10G
II. , t RI..T Tex Pac : . 62
Preferred . . . 111
II & T Itt do preferred. . 873
Mo Tex . -10J UniouPjcilic..l22l
111 Central . 129 WUTcl . 8'JiJ
JIININO STOCKS.
STOCKS.bids
Pollowing are the closing bids on min-
IIIR stocks.
Oriental Miller. gJ ( Amie Con 35
Con Virginian .180 ItauMiaw. . . > ' 8
Ilibernin 43 15ull Domingo..183
Itobinsoil 131 Good Spaw. . . . 48
California 01 Diinkin 57
Sayago 325 North Stuidard 20
Miner 15oy . . . -lli liaCrosse 20
Union cnnsol. . 1-1.50 Silver Cliff 340
Starmont . . . 300 Mexican 107
CHICAGO MONEV MAltKET.
CiiioAtio , September 10.
To-diy there was tha usual good mis
cellaneous demand for money and rates
were steady and unchanged. Eastern ex
change between city banks was mioted at
80c@Sl discount per Sl.OOO The clearings -
ings of thoassociated banks were § 8,300,000
Omaha "Wholesale Market-
WEEKLY REVIEW.
OFFICE OF TUB OMAHA UKE , )
Saturday Kvcning , September 10. 1
Country banks have begun to order cur
rency , drawing on their balances moder
ately. The result hag been a depletion of
supply , with a prospective scarcity here
after during- the crop shipping season.
The fact that currency is now called for is
evi 'ence that grain is beginning to move ,
either in shipments or by transfers of
ownership. Thus far the discount de
mand for money is quiet , beyond the rou
tine wants of customer ? , but a most active
money market , from this time forward , is
expected. Owing to the demand for cur
rency , eastern exchange is in liberal sup
ply , and weak. Counter business is well
sustained at the banks , owing to the ac
tive trade enjoj ed by the city merchants
which in all departments shows no falling
off. The report has been so often made ,
of the prosperity of the Omaha market ,
that its repetition now is not required. It
is sufficient to say that , in all lines of
merchandise , business in Omaha has
shown a greater volume in sales than ever
before in the season.
Wheat lias shown an advance daring the
week of Ic. Corn firm , closing 2c higher ,
Oats Ann and about Ic better than a week
ago. Barley has developed strength dur
ing the week , closing higher. Kyo nom
inal , Jc lower. Ground feed advanced
materially , following corn. Curnmeal
higher , Uran quiet but higher , in sym
pathy with other markets. Nothing done
in baled hay for want i f receipts.
The street markets have shown many
changes during the wr ck.
Butter has ruled firm for choice and ad
vanced 4@0c. §
Egg.1 very scarce and advanced ic dur
ing the week.
Onions were lower nt the close ,
Sweet Potatoes in good supplv.
Poultry showed Increased receipts.
Provisions were in good jobbing demand
all the week.
Apples were in pretty fair supply ; but
the bulk were not in very good order.
Melons abundant , from thu wngons.
Domestic grape.s and peaches in light
offering.
California fruits in fair .supply , and Hell
ing nt Icsj than the previous week's prices.
Or.mgos show ( rood demand. Lemons
rather ncarca and advanced 1 00@1 50 per
box.
Commission hnuiea are doing a fair bun-
The commercial editor of Tin : BEE ,
wishing to learn all ho could about the
fruit crop this year , interviewed one of the
leading commission houses of the city ,
1'earon k Cole , and obtained the follow
ing information ;
"The crop of fruit all over the country ,
excepting California and Utah , run fifty
per cent lower than for several years back.
The quality , on account of the short crops ,
ought to average much better than on
yearj when the crop * were heavy , but
owing to severe drought , almost every
where , what frilt ) does como in is hardly
up to the average of ordinary season * , Wo
have a good crop of homegrown Concord
grapes , and the trade hits been brisk ,
Apple * from present indications will bo
fully fifty per cent higher than last year.
Vegetables in thU section , the fore part of
the season promised an abundant crop ,
but between drought and insccU , every.
thin ? U now used ut > and nil kind * of v ? # .
ctabloj uro ncarce , cabbage especially ,
It appear * that the average farmer wul
dealer In this date who have any potatoes
place ton much confidence In "short crop'1
nndv1iilo sucu i.s the case in so mo parts of
this stile , Iowa and northern Missouri ,
yet nthcr sections have plenty to spare ,
anil while wo do not look for very low
prices , yet wo think that the extravagant
prices expected by some will not bo real
ized. "
"How do the prices of fruits compari
with last year1
"It seems the general public understand
the scarcity and lia\oinaile up tlielr minds
that fruit is too dear to purchase , and the
majority iwvor Inquire the price , atul it is
dtflicult to sell even at the prices ruling
other seasons , except a little to stands.
California and Utah fruits are not very
high considering the scarcity of home
grown nnd eastern fruits , and sell no
higher than last year. If as high.
The dry fioodi trade has been very brisk
the past week. In conversation with the
commercial eilltorof TlIK llKK , a repi esenta-
tivo of the wholesale house of Tootle ,
Maul k Co. , of this city , said that trailo
has been much better than Is usual at this
time of the year. Prices are stilf , but no
material advances have taken place. In
fact we note this week numerous reduc
tions , especially in brown cottons. Some
brand * of bleached cottons are lower.
Pi iuts are sliif , but slight advances are
noted for several makes. Several changes
arc noted in tickings , oil clutli , denims ,
Htripcd and coltonadcs.
Hides ruled steady. Green cured ad.
vanced Jo.
Wool dull and quiet.
Tallow advanced jc.
Lumber trailo continues very heavy ,
tlio yards having about all they can do to
Biipp'y the demand ; quotations nro un
changed.
Drugs. Trade good ; very few changes
have been noted during the week. Opluia
is 23a lower than last week.
Tobacco excited anil numerous advances
have been reported during the week.
Paint ? , oils aiulvarnishes show no de
crease in trade , prices ruling generally
firm. Lard oil n''ain advanced 7c during
the week for strained , and 3c for other
grades.
Groceries. Trade reported active. The
only changes during the week nro in
pickle and soap limitations.
Hardware continue ! firm ami trade
lively.
Local Grain Dealings.
WHEAT. < ; n h No. 2 , 1 07 ; cish :
No. a , 97 : rejected G7Ac.
MAULEY. fash No 2 , S)3c ) ; No. 3 , C3c.
11VK. Cash. 880.
CORN. Ca * Xi > . 2 , 49iu.
OATS. Cash. 29 .
Provisions.
FLOUR Spring wheat , straight grade ,
8323@350 ; patent , S3 75@4 50 ; winter
wheat htraiifht grade , ? 3 75@4 00 ; jmtent ,
$1 00@150 ; graham rye , Si 50 ; Wheat ,
RYE FLOUR S3 25.
MILLSTUFFS Hran , per cwt. 70ej
screenings , per cwt. 70@80c ; shorts , per
cwt. SOc ; chopped feed , per cwt. 100 ; inoal
boltcil. yellow. 1 15 ; white. SI 25.
POTATOES Market lower at 75c.
SWEET POTATOES Very active at
oc per pound.
POULTRY Live chickens per do/cn ,
? 2 . )03 00.
PRA1UIE OH 1C KEN'S S3 00@3 I > 0
per dozen.
EGGS Candled , scarce at 22@23c.
MUTTER Choice scarceat20 ( < 23 ; poor ,
no market : creamery , 30c.
APPLES Good , bound , S3 25@3 75
per bbl.
HONEY California white clover in
comb , 22c ; Nebraska comb , 15@18o.
LEMONS Advancing ; per box , Z 10 50
@ 11 00. Finest Messina oranges § 8 00 ,
repacked.
EASTERN PEACHKS Scarce , $1 00
@ 123 per basket , retail ; very fine , per
basket S2 00@2 7i > .
EASTERN PEAUS-J bu. box , $1 00
@l 23.
TOMATOES Per bushel , SI 23@1 50.
DOMESTIC GIlAPES-GettingHcarco
at fie per Ib.
CALIFORNIA PEARS-Pcrbox , 8350
( $400.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS 82 25.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES SI 75 ®
2 00.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES-S250.
WATERMELONS Home-grown inex-
cossive supply : per 100 , 81 00@5 00.
VEGETABLES All kinds brinj ? ROW !
price i and scarce.
BEESWAX Yellow , 18@20c.
ONIONS-Lower ; 8100@1 23.
Grocer * Lilt.
COFFEE. Rio , lair , 13jc ; Rio , good ,
14c ; Rio , prime to choice , 14jc ; Old gov't
Java ; 2Gl@28ic , Mocha , 28Jc ; Arbuckle's ,
17c.
17c.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 45(3)r ( ) 5c ;
Choice , 60@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@43c ;
Choice , ( iOij)75c ( ) ; Young Hyson , good , 3CSi (
SOc ; choice , G"cSSl ( ) 00 ; .Tnpan Nat Leaf ,
33c ; Japan , choice , G0@7fic ; Oolong , gojd ,
33@10 ; Oolong , choice , 40@55 ; Souchong ,
good. 35 < a40c : choice. a543c.
SUGARS. Cut loaf , lljc ; CniMicd ,
11 Jc ; Granulated , lOJc ; Powdered , 11
Fine powdered , II3c ; Standard Coffee A ,
lOlc ; Nexv York Confectioner's Stnndant
A , lOJc ; Good A , lOc ; Prairie Extra ; C ,
9Jc.
9Jc.SYRUPS.
SYRUPS. Sugar house , bblsI8c ; half
bis , 50c ; kegs , 4lf gallons , $2 30 ; choice
table syrup , 45c ; naif bbls , 48c ; kegs.J.2 23.
SPICES. Pepper , 20 ; Alkpfco , - _ > 0e ;
Cloves , 43c ; Nutmeg , 81 00 ; Cassia , 25c ;
Mnce 8100.
SODA. Dwlght's Ib papers , 83 00 ; De-
lanit do , 83 00 ; Church's , S3 00 ; Keg so-la ,
STAROH.-Pcarl , 3c ; Silver Gloss , 8\ \
( SSjjc ; Corn Starch , 8'Jc ; 15xcelnlor
GloHN. Mo ; Corn. 7jc.
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 1 90 ; Ash-
ton , in sticks , 3 50 ; bbls dairy 00 , D * , 3 45 ;
bbls dairy , 100 , 3 * . 305.
DRIED FRUITS Choice halve , . ,
ncaches. new crop , OJc ; Evaporated A nnleo ,
h tt. boxes , 137I4c ; Michigan , 8Jc ; Now
York apples , 8 Je ; St.Louis No.1,7e ; Prunes ,
old , Cc ; new , 8Jc ; Curnintn , 7@74 i
Uhtokborries , new , 14c ,
CHEESE Full Cream , 11 Jo ; Part
Skim , Oc.
WOODENWARE Two hoop pail"
chain , and fi ply , 20i'E/21ii / Colored carpet
chain , per It * , 20 ;
LEAD liar , 81 C3.
MATOHKS Per caddio. 83c ; round
cascx , 87.35 ; pquaro cases , 34.90.
PROVISIONTS-Breakfa t bacon. 14 *
choice lard , I3tc * ; dried beef , Me ; i.h uU-
era , canvassed 9c ; hams , canvassed 14v ;
bacon , sides IHu
NEW PIOKLEH-Medium , In barrel. . ,
(0 00 ; do In half bbls , 5 00 ismallx , in bblt ,
1100 ; do , in half liblx. (550 ( : gherkins , in
hhlfl , 12 00 ; do , in half bbls , 7 00.
VINEGAll Pure apple extra , lOc ;
pure apple. 13c ; Prusaing pure apple , 15c.
HOMINY New , $3 80 per bbl.
IJKANS-Mcdlum , hand picked S2.CO
per bushel.
ROPK Sisal , i inch and larger , Olc ;
Inch , OJc ; 1 Inch , lOju.
80APH Kirk'd Savon Imperial , S 15
JCirk's * allnet. 3 IBjKirk'n standard , 3 ! fl
Kirk' * white Uusilaii , 5 00 ; Kirk'n Eutoca ,
2 03 : Kirk' * Prairie Queen , (100 ( cakes ) , 3
JO ; Kirk's magnolia , 4 SO.
tANDLESp-BoxeH ! , 40 llx , 10 oz , 8n ,
14cboxci ; ! 40 Ibs. , 10 ni. , fit , 14o ; boxeu , 4 (
setM , 1) ) oz. . 8s , 13jo ; half boxes , 20 sets ,
14 oz. , tig , 13c.
LYE American , 3 40 : Greenwich , 3 JO
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis
lr < ? l4GOJuwelUyo)87B. ;
POTASH Vouisylvauia cans , 4 do * . ,
n riixc , 3 : O | Babbitt's Ball , 2 dor. In cv.e ,
i UO : Anchor Ball 2 dor. in cane , 1 50 ,
FiKLl ) SKKD Rc.1 clover , choice , ]
ic\v , S3 30 per bushel ; mammoth clovci ,
low. S3 7o ; white clover , now , SI 100
il alfi clover , now , $1250 ; alsike , nexv ,
S13 00. Timothy , good , new , S3 J > 0@2 03 ;
) luo grass , extra clean , SI23 ; blue grass ,
clean , 51 Ifi ; orchnnl grass , § 2 00 : red top ,
rhnlco , C5c ; millet , common or Mitsouil ,
SI 25 ; millet , Herman , SI 23 ; to SI M ) ;
llunirarian. Si It" .
HKDGESKKD Osage orange , 1 Ui 5
> ushcl , S3 00 : osage orane , 10 bushels or
iver , 84 50 ; honey looust , per Ib. , 33cj per
100 Ibs. , 823 00.
FISH Family white fi-h , TO Ib hf bbls
S3 rtOs N v , 1 white Hull , TO Ib lit bbK C. SO ;
No. 1 white full , in 10 Ib kits , 1 00 ; family
5Jc : boneless fish , 4/c. ! /
MAUKEREIHiilfbblsmesMiiackerel ,
lOOlbs , JJ1250 : hf bbl No. 1 ex Mioro do.
100 Ibs , 0 00 ; hf bbl- , fat family do , 100
bs,383 ; inesfl innckctvl , 12 Ib kits , 223 ;
No. 1 ex shore , 12 Hi do , 1 f.O : No. 1 slwre ,
12 Ib do , 1 00 ; fnt family , 10 Ib do , 75c.
CANNED GOODS-Oystcrs , 2 Ib
( Field's ) , per case , SI 20 : do 1 It ) ( Field's ) ,
> cr caie , 2 50 : do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per cose ,
3 ' .Wj do 111 > ( standanl ) , per case , 2 40 ; do
2 Ib ( slack ) , per cnsc , 2 73 ; do I Ib ( xlack ) ,
> cr case , 200. Onions , 3 0. Salmon , 1
ili , per dozen , 1 03 ; do 2 Ib , per dozen
J fiO. Sardine * , small Psh. imported , one-
quarter ! M\US jier box , l4Jc ; American ,
quarter boxes per box , lie ; do half boxes ,
per bov , 2Uc. Lobsters , 1 Ib per Uo7.cn ,
180. Tomatoes 210 ; do 3 Ib per
case , 250 : Corn , 2 Ib ( Mountain )
| vcr case , 340 ; soaked com , 1 UO ; do
J Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per ca e , 350 ;
string beans , per case , 1 90 ; Lima beaux
per ca e , 2 00. Succotash per case , 2 10.
Peas , common , tmrcnsc , 1 75 ; pees , choice ,
per cane , 4 50. Blackberries , 2 H , per ( Msc ,
J50 ; strawberries , 2 Hi , per case , 3 70t
raspberries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 7o3 IK ) .
D.niiHons - Ib , per case , 2 23. Bartlctt
poar.s per case , 3 Oo © t 00. Whortleber
ries per cose , 2 50. Egg plums , 2 It ) per
cr.se , 3 25 ; do , choice , 2 115 , per case. 4 50.
[ Jraon gages,2 Ib l > er case , 3 23 : do choice , "
tbjicr casc',4 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , per case ,
3 G0@5 20. Peaches , 2 Ib per case , 3 10 :
do 3 Ib , case , 5 00@5 30 ; do , ( pto ) , 3 Ib , i > er
case,323 ; do pie , 0 Ib. i > er dozen , 3 CO.
RICE Carolina , 04@7ic ; Louisiana , 5J
CJc.
PEANUTS Roasted , choice , red Ton-
nesscc , Bio per Ib ; fancy white , Uc per Ib ;
raw white Virginia , 7@7ic. >
Drups.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Acid
Carbolic , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric , 53c : Balsam
Gopabia , per Ib , 75c ; Bark , Saioafras , per
Ib , 12c ; Calomel , per Ib , 70c ; Cinchonidia ,
per oz , SOc ; Chloroform , per Ib , 83c ;
Dover's ixiwdere , per Ib , SI JO ; Epsom
jjilts , peril ) , 3Jc ; Glycerine , pure , per Ib ,
44c ; Lead , Acetate , peril ) , 22c ; Car
bun oil , 110 = , per gallon , lljc ; do 150 ° ,
per gal , 13 0 ; Oil , Castor , J o. 1 , per gal ,
1 10 ; Oil , Castor , No.3per gal.Sl 00 ; Oil ,
Olive , per gal , SI 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 50o
Opium , S450 : Quinine , P. & W. &R. k
S.per 07. , S2'23 ; Potassium , Iodide , per Ib :
$2 , CO ; Salacm , per oz , 33c ; Sulphate of
M orphino , ) ier oz , S3 03 ; Sulphur flour ,
per Ib , 4c ; Strychnine. er oSI 50c.
Dry Goods.
BHOWN COTTONS. Endccye L L
7c ; Continental C , do , Sc ; Crescent I L
OJc ; CreKCcnt C 7jc ; Crescent B 7jc ;
Crescent A 8c ; Granitoville LL G4c ; In
dian Head 7ic ; Lawreuco LL , ( i c ; Ports
mouth P , do , 41c ; Utica C 51c ; Winthrop
L , do , 7jc ; Wachusetts 7ic.
BLEACHED CO'LTONS Altoona 3-4
Cc ; Auburn A 4-1 8 0 ; IJallardvalo 4-1
( He ; Dairy Cloth 5c ; Kainiiont 4-1 OJc ;
Fruit 4-4 Hono4.-J.8Ac \ ; ; Lonsdalo4-l
9Jc ; New York Mills 4-1 13c ; Pocassett C
4-4 Sic. Wamsutta , 4-113c.
PHINTS. AHcn's fancy , Cic ; Ameri-
\n do , OJc ; Aniohl' * do , 7c ; American
Hannony,5ic ; HartclfiSc ; Knickerbocker ,
GJc ; Gloucester do , Gjc ; Hamilton , OJc ?
Hamilton do , 7c ; Marlboro do , 5'fc ' ; South-
bridge do. fi c ; Spragup do , fijc ; Simp-
son's solid black , Olc ; Simpson's mourning ,
7c. Southbridgo do , OJc ; Regatta do , CJc ;
Pacific do 7c ; faprjguo do , Ojc ,
Mancliester.i 7c ; Pacific , 7c ; Spragno ;
GJc ; SouthbridgeOJc ; Mystic , GJc : Merri-
mack shirting , ( ic ; Washington oil colors ,
9c.
9c.CAMBRICS
CAMBRICS Garner , fie ; Harmony B ,
5c ; Houksett , fie ; Keyitone Glove Finish ,
5Jc ; Washington , flc.
CORSET JEANS-Androscoggin sat-
teen , 8Jo : Lockwood do. 'Jc ; Naumkeag
do. , gjc ; Roukport , 7Je
TICKING Amoskeog- . C. A. , 17c ;
Albany S. A. X. , 17ic ; Coi-dia A. C. E. ,
17Jc ; Cordis , B. M. , 9Jc ; Conestoga , R.O. ,
RedStripclGlc [ Conestoga , C. C. A , , fan
cy , Uc ; Conestoga. 5,0. C. A. , I4c ; Conestoga -
toga , 4-4 , Gold Medal , ICc ; Conestoga ,
17Jc ; Easton , D. , 9Jc ; Hamilton , D. , IU ;
Haitiltoii regular , 13Jc ; Hamilton if ,
lljc ; Omegasuperior extra , 27c ; Oiuega
medal , 25c ; Omega A CA , fancy stripe ,
18c ; Omega A 4-4 , ICe ; Omega A J , 13 ;
Pearl River , lOJc ; Shetucket , S. , lOlc ;
Shetuckct , S. S. , 12c ;
OIL CLOTH 5-4 wood , 83 00 ; 5-1
fancy marble , $3 00 ; 5-4 white marble ,
82 83 ; C 4 wooij , S3 GO ; 0-4 fancy marble ,
S-i 00 ; G4liitu marble , S3 65 ; 5-4 mo-
k.-xic , S3 00 ; ( i-4 mosaic , SI 00.
DENINS Amoskcag blue and brown ,
IGc ; ISeuvcr Creek. A. A. , blue and brown ,
14 jc ; Heaver Creek , U. It. blue and brown ,
13Jc ; Heaver Creek , 0. C. , blue and
brown , 1-ic ; Everett D. D. , blue and
brown , 15& ; Haymakers blue and brown ,
OJc ; Otis , A. X. A. , blue , Ific ; Otis M. M.
blue , 14 ; Otis C. C. , blue , 13c ; Pearl
River blue and brown , 15lc.
DUCKS Arlington stripe. 18i ; Boston
checks , 13Ac ; Boston XX drab , 12Jlc ; Beaten -
ton XXX bro. , 13Jc ; Boston XXX drab ,
13ic ; Boston 0. H.bro , , lOJc ; Boston XX ,
bro , , l-Jc ; Bismarck ntri | > c , 17je ; Boston
strlpei" , J3tc ; Dnndeo stripes , 18c ; Fall
Rivir , ll c ; Humden O. O. , lOJc ; l < ion
Uluo , 15 Jc.
STllIPES American. lOc ; Amoxkeag ,
11 Jc : Dexter A. , lie ; 5cchallies. Be ;
Omega , lie ; Oti B. B , , lOc ; Plttsfield , 7c ;
Uncanvillc , 9@9Jo.
COri'ONADES Angora. D. & T. , 25c ;
A. Y. A. , 20c ! Boll , 18e ; Bridgewatcr , lc ! ) ;
Capitol , 18c ; Charter Oak. 18o ; Everett ,
heavy , 20c : Everett , medium , 15e ; Fann
er's 22Jo ; Lowitton 10 oz. , 23o ; Now York
mill * checks 18 ; New York ndllu proof ,
22jcVlcklow,18ic ; ; Union Pacific , 18c ;
Wliltlcnd-n , D. & T. , UOo ; Yorjc , lluht
weight , 12Jc.
SHKETINGS-Aniro8coBgln,0lbrow1 : ,
Pujiperell , ! M , bleached , 23c ; ilo 10-1
blcavlicd , 27Jc.
Hortos and Mules ,
The market h brifck and all grades are
Helling well at a ullght ndvimce in ] i ices.
The demand for rood horsed exceeds the
supply con iderably. Pricon range us fol.
lows :
Fine fiinglo drivers , $150 , to 300. ; Extra
draft horse * , 8175. to 223. ; Common draft
horse * , 8100. to 160. : Extra farm hornes ,
8110. to 125. ; Common to good farm horses ,
90. to § 100. ; Extra plugs , SCO. to 75.
Common plugs , 820. to $40.
MULES.-lfi to 15J hand * ( extra ) , 8125.
to 150. ; 144 to 15 hands , $100. to 140. ;
11 to 14J hands , S75. to 100. ; 13J to 14
hands. 8 > . to 75
Clean and Tobaccos.
OIGARH.-Hccds , Slfl.OO : Connecticut ,
825.00 : Mixed , $35.00 ; Seed Havana , 850,00
Clear Havana , § 75,00.
TOBACCO - PLUG. Golden Rule ,
21 Ib , Clo ; Spotted Fawn , G2c ; Our Rope
G2c ; Star , poumU , 2J Ib , butts , COo ; Horac
Uhoe , pounds , 21 Ib , butts , . 180 ; Purity , 24
Ib , biitta , 52c ; ( Jucen Bee , 'J4 Ib , butts , f.3c !
GJU Edge , poundu , 21 Ib , butts , 57 ; Army
and J avy , potmdn , Clc ; Bullion , pound * ,
500) ) l/orillard' Climax , i > ouiidg , 67c.
Catlhis 0. S. , 2 oz packages , fi Ib boxes ,
per 11) CiOoi Ijorillard s Tiger , GOo.
SMOKING All grades Common , 23 to
33o , Granulated-BlackwclU Durham , 111
ox lOc ; Dukes Durham , 10 or , 4Ccj Ke.al of
North Carolina. 10 or , 40 ; Seal of Nebras
ka , 111 or , 3Scj tnolack , 4 or , linen bag * ,
per II ) . 81.33 ; Marburgs' Puck , 2 ur tin
foil , 53c ; Dyff Tall , ( V5c.
Lumber.
FENCING-NO , i , 12 to M ft , $23 oo ;
No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft. , 23 00 : sheeting ilnwMxl ,
No. 1 , 22 00 ; No. 2 , 20 OC'J ' common 1 > o.irdf ,
dres c l , 23 00.
FI5AM1NG M ft. mid under , per M ,
21 00 ; 10 ft , studdlnj , 23 00 ; 22 ft. 23 00 ;
21 ft. 2800.
u Illll li ) I H1V-II | V I1 Wf AH'f ' nn ' | i < i if
SIOOO ; O. G. battous Jicr 100 feet Hit ,
ijl r.O : well curbing , .S33 00 ; nrnfjli j and 2
Inch buttons per 100 feet 111' . , Mc. )
STOCK HOARDS A stock , S13 00 ; n
810 00 ; C , S3 , " . 00 ; common stock , S27 TiO.
FLOOlilNG No. 1 , SI2 CO ; No. 2 ,
37 TiO ; No , 3 , S2750 ; yellow pine , No. 1 ,
S1500.
SIDING-No. 1 , $27 CO ; No. 2 , S2300 ;
No. 3 , S'0 00.
SHIP LAP Plain , 525 00 ; 0. G.No 1 ,
§ 37 f > 0 : No. 2 , 825 00.
CE1L1NG-S30 < XX ! $ r ) 00.
LATH AND SHINGLES A Rtarbrst ( )
slilngli'$1 DO , No. 2 , $3 50 ; No. 3 , $2 00.
Lath , $1 23.
Building Material.
LIME IVr barrel , $1 S3 ; bulk per 1m. ,
33c. Cement , bbl , S2 50. Iowa plavtrr.
bbl , $250. Hnir per bu , 35c- Tuned
felt 100 Ibs , S3 50. Straw board , 1 00.
PAPEU St'aw paper , 3jc ; rag paper ,
4c ; dry goods paper , 7c ; mamla paper , lOc ;
news paper , Sc.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , $12 ;
Moriis Run Blossbiirg , S12 ; Wliltebreast
lump , SO ; Whitcbreast nut , SO ; Iowa
hinii ) , $0 : Iowa nut $ ( i ; Rock Sprlng , SS ;
Anthracite , all Mzc.-i , Sll 00.
. Hides , hurt , Etc.
HIDES Green butcher's hide , 7j ; giccn
cured hides , SJc ; green salt , part cured
hides , Sftsjc ; iliy ilint , niiuid , 13ltc ; dry
calf and kip , 12@lSc ; dry salt hides , sound ,
ll@12c ; prrccn calf , wl. K to 15 Ibs. . 10@llc ;
green calf , wt. under 8 Ibs , per skin , fiOc ;
green pelts , SI 00@115 ; green lamb skins ,
SI 10iyR3 ( ! ; damaged hides , two-third rate ,
( cut scored and one grub , classed two
1'iOc ; No. 2,2)C. Skunk , No. 1 , black ,
33c ; short stripe , 40c ; narrow btripo V5c ;
Iroad stripe , lOc. Tallow , CJ.
Wool.
Merino unwashed , light , 14@lGc ; heaxy ,
(51 ( r'c ; medium unwashed , light , IStff''Oc ;
tub-washed , choice , 32cr fair , 30c : dingy
and w. , 28c ; btury , black and cottcil wools
2Gc less
Shot.
SHOT. Shot , $1.73 : Buck shot , 52.00 :
Orient-xl Powder , kegs , SG.40 ; do. , half
kegs. S3.48"do. ; , nuarter kegs , S1.87 ; Blasting -
ing , kegs , $3.35 : Fube , uer 100 feet 50c.
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates , S3 2"i ; plow steel , cast , 7ic ;
cast tool do. 15 ( < j,20 wagon siokeH , mt.
223@3 00 ; hubs per set , 123 ; felloes , sawed
dry , 140 ; tongues , each , 7583c ; axles ,
each , 73o ; sguaro nuts , per Ib , 7@llcj
washers , peril ) , S@18c : rivets , iicrlb , He ;
coil chain , per Ib , C@12c ; malleable , 8c ;
ii-on wedges , "c ; crowbars , Gc ; harrow
teeth , ' 4c ; liorbeshoen , per keg , 5 00 ; spring
steel. 7@Sc.
NAILS-10 to 2U. 3 40 ; 8 to 10 , 3 Gl ;
Gd , 3 90 ; Id , 4 15 ; 3d , common , 4 90 ; 3d ,
fine , ( i 40 ; clinch , all f-izes , 5 15 ; Gd , rasing.
J 0)5 ; Sd c.-vmiz , 4 4' ' ; lOd casing , 4 15 ; lOd
finish , 4 ( ! 5 ; 3d finish , 4 "JO ; ( id finish , 5 15 ;
half kegs , lOc extra.
Paints Oils and Varnlthes.
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaha
P. P. , 7c ; white lead , O. P. & C. Co.piue ,
Gu ; Marseilles gicen , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20c ;
French zinc , green seal , 12c ; French zinc ,
red seal , lie ; French zinc. In varnish nsst ,
20c ; French zincc , in oil as-it , 15c ; Raw
and burnt umber. 1 Ib cans 12c ; raw mid
buriu. Sienna , 13c : vandyke brown , 13. ;
refined lampblack , 12c ; coach black , l'c ;
i ory black , IGc ; droj ) black , IGc ; Prussian
blue , SOc ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chromo
chromo yellow , L. , M. , O. & D. O , , IBc ;
yellow ochre , Oc ; golden ochre , 1C ; patent
irver , Gclgraintng colors : light oak. dark
oa c , walnut , chestnut nndash 12c.
Dry Palnti
White lead , GJc ; French zinc , lOc ; Paris
whitcing 2ic ; whiting gilder * , IJc ;
v biting coml , lie ; lampblack German-
town. 14o ; lampblack , ordinary , Sc ; Prus-
nian lilito , 55c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vnndyke ,
lirown , Sc ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw ,
1c ; sienna , burnt , 4c ; xienna , raw , 4o
Paris green genuine , 33c ; Paris green com' :
25c ; ciirome green , N. Y. ' 20c ; chroml
green K. , 12c ; vennilllon , Eiig. , 70c ; vermillion -
million , America , 18c ; Indian red. lOc ,
rose pink , 14c ; Venetian read , Cookson's
jc : Venetian red Am. , lc ; red lead , 7Jo ;
chromo yellow , genuine , 20o : chrome yel
low , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochclle , 3c ; ochre ,
French , 2jc ; ochre , American , IJc ;
\Vinter'n mincnil. 2Jc ; lehigh biown. 250 :
anish brown , 2\c ; Prince's mineral Sc ;
VARNISHES Barrels per gallon.
Furniture , exta , 81 00 ; furniture , No. 1 ,
90c ; funilturc , U , 75c ; coach , extra , SI 25c ;
Coach , No. 1 , 81 00 ; Dninnr , SI 25 ; Japan ,
70c ; asplmltutn , 70c ; bhullac , S3 50 ; hard
oil < ini h. 81 30 ,
O1LS-110 * carbon pergallon , lljo : 150'
! cadllght , per gallon , 12Ja ; 175 * headlight
ergallon , IGc ; cryiitoline , | icr gallon , 20c
ucecd , raw , per gallon , GOcj Linseed , boil
ed , per callon , ( )3c ) : laril , winter str'd , per
uallon , 5o No. 1 , 70e , No. 2 , ( We : ca.itor ,
XXX. per gallon , 1 12c , No. 3 , 1 0 j ; nweer ,
per gallon , 85c ; 8 ] > erm , W. B. , per gallon-
Si 35 ; filsh.W.B. , per gallon , GOcjni-atsfoot
extra , per gallon , 75c , No. 1 , 65 ; lumber ! ,
eating , zero , per gallon , 30c , summer , 15c
golden machine , No. 1 , pergallon , S5c , No ,
2 , 28c ; Hicnn , signal , per gallon , SOc ; tur
pcntine , per gallon. ( iOc ; nnptha , 74 lie ; ; ,
j or gallon 20a. 03 deg , 20c.
Liquor.
ALCOHOL 187 proof , ? 2 35 per
wine gallon , extra Cullfoinin spirits ,
187 proof at 1 2G per proof gallon
triple refined Hpirits , 187 proof , SI 2i ; per
proof gal ro-dlHtllled whiskies , S100@l 50 ;
line blended , 81 50(32 ( 50 ; Kentucky bour
bons. $200@7 00 ; Kentucky and Pennsyl
vania rycx , ? 2 00@7 00.
BRANDIES Imjwrted , $0 00@lGt)0 ) ;
donieKtio 1 40@4 00.
GINS Imiwrtcd , 4 50@G 00 ; domcHtlc ,
1 40@3 00.
RUMS Imported , 4 5fl@G 00 ; New
England. 2 OOfel 00 ; domestic , I 50(353 ( 50 ;
PEACH AND AJTLK BHANDY
CHAMPAGNES Imported per cane ,
2rt 00@3J 00 ; American , per caw , 12 00@
18 00 ,
CLAUETS-Pcr ca e , 4 f,0@10 00.
WINKS Rliliiowliip , jior ti.ua , (1 OflQ''O
' Catawbn , per ewe 4 00i ( 7 00.
St. Ijoul * Pj-niluno.
ST. LOUIH , Kuiitpmbor 10.
Flour Unchanged ; fimily , 0 5@7 00 ;
choice to fancy , 7 15w7 75.
Wheat Strung ; No. 1 red , 1 41 for ca&h ;
1 4M for October ; 1 4 ! > / for Nuvomber ;
1 51 5 for December.
Corn Firm and higher at fiSo for rash ;
025/0 / for September jlir > | o for October ; ( Wlo
for November ; C9 o for December ; 75o
for May.
OaU Slow ; 45o { for caili ; I Jlc for Oc
tober ; 4 lUc for November ; 4lo ) for Decoin.
comber ; 50c for May.
Rye Lower at 1 01 ,
Barley Unchanged at 90c@l 05.
Lead Firm at 5 12Jc.
1 | uttcr- Unchanged ,
Eagi * Unchanged ,
WhUky-Btuadyatlll ! .
Provisions Unchanged and nothing
doing ,
Receipts Flour , 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 31 , .
000 ; com , fil.OOO ; oats , 27,000 ; rye , 9,000 ;
barley , 4,000 ,
Hhfpmenta Flour , 12,000 bbl * . ; wheat ,
27 , 000 ; com , 7 1,000 ; iwta , 20,000 ; ivi1 , none ;
burley , nouv.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH ,
OhionRO Proilnoo.
( 'ittCAoo. September 10.
On 'Change higher prices were reallred ,
The receipts of grain wore 1,0'.K ) ear loads ,
embracing 87 cars of wheat , 854 of corn ,
IM of oats , 21 of rye , and 31 of l-nrlcy.
Flour Htilcd firm and demand good ,
Limited offerings checked trade ; quotations
v ichangcd.
Wheat Active , uupcttlod and a strong
er feeling was developed and prices i tiled
higher. The eastern storm with an
active demand caused strong feeling , and
prices with some fluctuations advanced
1J per bushel for October , and 3 ? for
September , alxivo Insldo figures of the
day. No. 2 spring closed at l,2lif
1 2O for September : 1 28 for October ;
1 31 J for November ; i 3Jjl for Dcc.mbcr ;
1 21 for the ( year. Mungcr. "Wheeler .t
Co. pave notice to-day that 125,000 bush
els of No. 2 cpring wheat and 7,000 bush
els of No. 'J.liard spring uheat is out of
condition in the S' . raul elevator In addi
tion to that heretofore posted. Pouted
u In-lit out of condition sold at 1.17@1.20 ,
closing nt the latter figutc.
Coin Slow ; fairly active business was
transacted in the corn market to-day , and
feeling wns tinner throughout the greater
portion of the Cession , The market
opened comparatively tcady , and under
the influence of n good { demand on local
and outside account , grew stronger and
Hilvaueed l@Ho ; and ruled steady to 1ho
cloe , nt widen time quotations for No. 2
and high mixed were u3c , cnsh anil pot ;
( llc for October ; GO@UlJo ( for November
and December ; ( > 3o for the year ; 7lGj71I !
for'Mny ' ,
Oats A liberal fpeculntivc business
was done. The market Kvniiiathired with
surrounding finniie s and a good ml vant
age was established for all futures. Ciinh
No. 2 , rather quiet ; olferings mnnll : de
mand giH l and prices rauucd JJc high
er. No. 2 closed at 38'ja for September :
SSgo for October : 40c for NovcmVcr ; 41Jc
for Dei-ember ; 38 0 for the yo irllio ; for
May.
Ityo Quiet nnd no essential change ;
offerings f-mall and demand light. No , 2 ,
l,02j ( l 1. 03 for September ; 1 00 for Octo
ber ; 1 03 for Not ember.
Barley Strong nnd firm ; No. 2 , 1 ( ViJ
ra h nnd September ; 1.07J for October ;
1.08J for November.
Pork Moderately nctivo and firm ; mess
closed at 1 ! ) i5 ! for ticptimber ; 19 374 ®
19 62i ( or November : 1'J I'Ogilll 15 for tlio
year ; 2050(5.205' ( ) f or January ; 20 G0@
20 G2 for Foliriiary.
Lard Active nn 1 n trifle higher ; 12 10
© 12 50 for September ; 12 17 * @ 12 20
for October ; 12 3.lrl2 ( 37\ \ for November :
12 1012 121 t r the year ; 12 7512 774
for Fobruaiy.
Uulk MeaUi Firmer. Short ribs 10 17J
< Sll025i for October ; 10 ! IO10 32 J for
Novtmber.
Whisky-Quiet at 11G.
Receipts Flour ! > ,905 bbls ; wheat ,
C0l bujcorn , IWJ.729 bu ; oats , 7G,1"8
burye , 11,345 1m ; barley , 25,423 bu.
Shipments Flour , 14,015 bbls ; wheat ,
123,180 bu ; corn , 237.0GO bu. : oatx , G7,4SO
bu ; vyo , 7,8(58 ( bu ; barley , 20,553 bu.
Chicago JjlvoStoolc.
.CiucAOO , Seiilember 10.
Hogs RocviptH , 12,000 ; blilpintMitx , 2- ,
700 ; total receipts this week. 98 , 000 , against
100,000 last week ; market generally
htendy. Mitort packing , ( i 00@G 50 ; light ,
G 45@G ar > ; choice heavy , G "O&l 15j culls
and grasseni , 4 00eG ( 20.
Cattle Receipt * , 10,000 ; hipmont. , 4-
000 ; receipU this week , 28,000 , agninitt27-
000 last week ; general maikct unclmimnd.
Exports , G 10i ( 40 ; good to cholco whip-
| iing , 5 40@ ( ! 00 ; common to fair , 4 25 ©
"i 25 ; imt'n o butcher Htou' < aetivo and firm
at 2 40@ 1 25 ; for inferior to choice stock-
cm andTTcederH , 2 G04 00 ; dairy calven ,
9 00@14 00 ; range cattle fairly active and
ptcady ; Toxnn. % 2 G5@4 25 , hut mainly nt
2 2r > ( ,3 70 ; half breeds and Americans ,
3 90 ® 1 40.
Sheep Receipts 13 , 000 ; shipments , 110 ;
iotid receipts for tlio week , 7,000 , ng.iiiiHt
3,000 la t week ; demand good for cnoicu.
but quality poor : salcs mainly ut 3 35@
1 10 ; common to choicu , demand only lo
cal.
Now York Produce-
Nxw YOHK , Septcmbei- .
Flour Market cloccd htrong ; low
grades scarce ; southern flour firm and in
fair demand ; G 00ff ( ( ! 23 for ordinary to
utriclly fancy Hhipiiing extras.
Wheat Opened at 3@lJ.c higher , and
faiily active ; No 3 r d winter , 1 40@
1-11 ; No. 2 do. , 14l @ 145f , mixed win
ter , 1 40@1 40H ; No. 1 white , 1 37 ; No. 2
do , 14114l , ami No. 2 Milwaukee ,
and Chicago , 1 37fell 37J.
Com Opened J ( l c higher ; firm and
fairly active G7uG8c for ungraded mixed ;
C8J@G9 for No. 3. do.
Oatn Opened Jo higher ; and Ions active ;
No. 1 white. 51c ; No. 2 do. 49i@50c ; No.
1 mixed , 42c ; No. 2 do. 41J l43c ; mixed
Wdtem , 4042c.
Kyo Steadier ; better demniid , prime ,
1 00@1 05.
Barley Nominal.
Pork Strong but quiet ; new mess on
the spot , 19 70(2)20 ( ) 00 ; do , September ami
October , 1950.
Lard Fairly active and ntrong ; 5ffi7c (
higher ; 12 374 for cash ; 12321@1235 for
September.
Beef Steadily held , extra mess , 12 50 ®
1300.
Cut Meats Steady ; fair demand ; pick
led lianiK , 12 25 ; pickled ( moulders , 800 ,
Whisky Nominal ,
Fooria Produce.
PKOIIIA , September 10.
Wheat Scarcity and demand for all
grades and especially the better qualities
titill continue with full prices.
Corn Irregular but fiiirlv active ; No. 2
white , 71 c ; high mixed , G2u ; mixed , G3 ;
No. 3 , G8c : rejected , GOJc ; no grade. 59c.
Oats Firm but ruled quiet to-day at
quotation Hales ; No , 2 white , 42Jc ; mixed ,
lOlc ; rojcctcd , Hie.
Rjo Finn ; No. 2 , 81.07.
Barley Dull and nominal ,
Highwines The muikct continues
steady nt 81.14.
Receipts Corn , 57,175 bu ; whea * , 900
bu ; oats , 30,000 ! bu ; rye , H.275 bu
HhipmentH-Cnrn , nn.oOO.liu ; oats , 30,700
bu ; wheat , 1,000 ; rye , 3,000 ; barley , GOO bu
htghwincK , 5G8.
Toledo Produce
TOLEDO , Soptembcr 10.
Wheat Finn ; No. 2 red. 141-j for cash
1 43J for October ; 1 4(1 ( } for Novcmbvr
1IHU 1 for Decembur.
ComFirm ; GGo for No. 2 , GOJc for Oc
tober ; G5'Jo for the year ,
Oats Firm ; No. 2llfcj. .
Cleveland Mnrlrot
CI.KVKI.AA'D , September 10 ,
I'etroloum Quiet ; stniuliird white , 1 10
( ill 07.
Liverpool Produce.
LIVKIIWOI. , September 10.
Flour American , 10n ( MO'illI *
Wheat Winter , 10 * M@\ln \ ; white
lOi ( 'KllO ( lOd ; Hpring , 10 > ( wl0 3 ; club
Con > -54 Hid.
Lard 01 .
Pork 7J < .
Pltt bur OH Market.
* PlTTaliUim , .September 10.
The oil market opened at fiOJo ; later
nt OOo , nnd closed at 8Uc | : New York , 7Ie
Antwer , ) , 1UJ francD , Shipment * for yes
torduy iveru G2,430 barrel" ; sales at Oi
City yesterday , 1,151,000 barrels ) Pitts
burg ualei yesterday , 135,000 barrels
Pittsburg exchange utock IH not/ call
td every nioiiiliig at thu eponlng ; M ) (
bid ; 55o asked ; Increase in itock , 4G7,00 (
barrel ) ) ) Incrcaue in certificates , 90,000 , bar
rein.
. . . . i
Baltimore Produce.
BAMIMOIIB , September 10 ,
AVhcat No , 2 red winter inactive t ,
\Uul \ } 41V f ° r cash and September ; 1 45
for October.
Com Yellow , dull at fOe : mlxw
weHterii , quiet at G0vfor { canh amlHcptvm
bcr ,
Clneluimtl Prodnco.
CINCINNATI , September 10.
Pork Mc Jobbing , 20 f > 0@2l 00.
Lani Fimi ; cuirent mnke , 11 PO.
Bulk Meats Quiet ! clear rib * lde ,
I ( lOflMl 25.
Bacon Steady ; clearnidei.il 12 { .
FlourSteady ; family , ti 507 00.
Wheat -Firm ; No. 2 red , 1 41.
tWu Finn ; No. 2 mixed , IW.
Oats -Finn ; No. 'Jmivcd , 4Glc.
Rye -Firm : No. 2 , t U.
Barley-Dull : No. 2 f l ! , 1 12.
Whlsfcy-KAslcraUlS.
Phlladnlpliin. Proilnoo.
1'iimMiKt.rillA , September 10.
Wheat -Steady at 1 - lljtol121 for cash
nd September ; 1 41 ? for October.
< 01 n Firm ; G'J W'Oo for cash nnd
September ; 72o for October.
iattSteady ) atJ9o for caOi ; 4fljc for
ieptcmber.
Ityo-Quict ; 1 00 bid for cash.
Qrnnil Jiiuotlou Mnrltot.
GiiAND .1 UNCTION , la. , September 10.
Eggs-13c.
Butter lie.
Live Stoolc ,
LtnKUTV , 1'a. , September 10.
Cattle Nothing doing ; receipts , 1,802 ;
hlpmetiK G8.
Hogs Fair ; receipt * , 100 , ; Milpmcnts ,
J.GOO ; I'hiladelphlas , ( i 757 00 ; Yorker * ,
0 250 30.
beep Nothing doing ; receipt * , 1,000 ;
hipmcntR , 1,000 ,
Buffalo Iilvo Stoolc.
EAST DUKCALO , Sentombor 10.
Hoge Ri-celpUs , 2'j cam : sliipmcnts , 43 ;
Yen kern , good to choice , G 50@(180 ( ; heavy ,
i 907 00. _ _
Stlonls Iilvo Stoolc.
ST. TXIUIH , September 10.
1 logs Steady ; Yorkers and llaltlmorcs ,
SO 30&G 50 ; packing. ? ll 2.ffG"0 ; butchers
o fancy heavy , $0 75@7 00. Receipts , 2 ,
JOO ; HhlpmcntH , 1,900.
"THE LODGES.
A Knightly Pilfjrinmgo inOom-
moiuoration of a Coming
Event
Clio Triple Link Notes from
Pytliliw Hnlls-Jottlns of Iii-
toi-pst la Varioun Orders.
THE FREE MASONS.
A riiorosKW riumiMAnc.
There is u inovcinciit on foot amen ; , '
ho Templars of Oinnhn loolanir
ownrda llio proper cnminoninration of
ho recovery of Brother Jnincs A.
lirliulil as anon ns the fact of lii.s con-
vnlcsconco flliall bo ascertained. It in
cuowii that throughout the various
tlnsonic jurindictions of the United
Stntca duo recognition will bo made
of this long hoped for event , und Urn
Sir Iviiiyhls * ) f Onmlm ilo not pro)030 ]
o exhibit lus.i r.onl thun tlioir brethren
elaowliero. It is auggcated that , n pil-
jriumgo bo nmdo through the
city to .101110 secluded spot in
ho suburbs where npproprialo
exercises will bo held , stops being
nado for rofrcnhnient at three btn-
tons on the route. The Knights
composing the procession will be
uounted. uniformed and equipped.
t I'M proposed to invilo the Coinumn-
dory from Council Blulls to take part
with Mf. C.vlviiry Commandury on
'ho ' occasion.
A Ktw : I.ODCI : ,
At iv meeting hold pursuant to a
ntblic notice for the purpose of organ-
zing n Masonic Lodgo'at Loup City ,
a goodly number of brothers in good
standing hoing present , the following
named persons were selected na otli-
: or.s subject to _ the approval of the
3ruid Muster , viz. : J. L. Dhickinan ,
W. M. ; W. A. Wilson , S W. ; M. A.
Hartley , J. W. ; Charles Riodel ,
Trcos. ; T. S. Nii hingnlo , Sec. ; Oy
E. llossotor , S. D. ; S. H. Bowman ,
Jj D. ; I. N. Hanson , T. Sherman
Co. Times.
MIKHOUKI HOVAL AllCII.
Wo have received a copy of the an
nual proceedings of the Grand lloyal
Arch Chapter 'of Missouri , compiled
by W. U. Mayo , grand secretary. It
ihowH seventy-eight chapters in the
state , with 4000 members , and 127 ,
Q25 memberi ] in the United States ,
MAHONIO 1'HEHUIKNTH.
. ' Eight presidents of the United
States huvo been Free Masons , nnr
not novon only , nn was recently
staled. Tlio full list is na follows
Presidents Washington , Jackson , Ty
ler , Polk , Pierce , Buchanan , John
son , and Garfield.
11 OAT HAULS.
St. John's Lodge , No. 25 , A. F. it
A. M. , conferred the E. A. degree on
Thursday evening , W. M. J. B.
limner presiding.
The order of Malta was recently
conferred on n prominent citizen of
Cincinnati. The ceremonies tool :
place in the Cathedral of the Scottish
Kite , nud was in many respects one
of the most brilliant occasions known
to Templnrisin since its establishment
in America.
The twcnty-Hixth annual reunion ol
the Scottish Kite bodioa of Masonry
will bo hold in Chicago , bcxmnini
October 5 , The mooting is expected
to extend over three day < > , during
which time the several degrees , fron
the fourth to the thirty-second wil
be conferred , and tlio occasion will bi
enlivened by thu usual banquet.
The next annual session of tlio Supreme
promo Council , A. A. Scottish Kite
for tlio Northern Missouri jtirimlictioi
of thu United Staten of America , wil
assemble on the 120th day of Septem
her in the constitutional chamber o
the Ma'onic Temple , New Yorl
City. Tlio headquarters of the dele
gates will ho at thu Fifth Avenue
hotel.
hotel.Mt.
Mt. Mori.ih Lodge of Perfectioi
No. U will resume work next week.
Bro , Gustavus Stovontion , who has
heon visiting in the east for the pas
throe weeks , is expected homo on Bat
urday ,
> t
It is expected that GO.OOO Masou
and 10,000 troops will visit the York
town celebration , and there will h
thousands more who will bo mud be
cause they couldn't go.
Tlio Supreme Council of Peru 1m
made the following decree : "No pro
fane shall bo initiated in a lodge , um
no brother shall he nlliliated ivithou
having declared by the living voic
and in writing that he believes in th
existence of God an the Grand Arclii
cot of the Universe , nnd in the rcsur-
dction into n future life. " .
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THE TRIPLE LINK.
TI1K IlATK RF.TT1.KI > .
The following interesting scrap of
liatory , although of contidornbla
ongtli , is reprinted hero because it ;
cities on authoritative basin the-
nucli-vcxcd question of the birth of
'Most Worshipful Grand Muster"
'horna * Wildey. It is taken from the
" ) dd Fellows Magnx/tno , dated .lunop
Si. ' ! ! , published" by Brother Mark
Vnrdlo , at Manchester , England. It
eads as folluus :
THOMAS wtumv ,
o whom the order stands principally
ndulited for its rise , now M. W , G.
il. of the United Stales , of whom n-
> ortrait in given in the present num-
) cr , was born in London in the year
785 , and in 180d was initiated into-
ho Independence Ledge , at the Ilod-
icy Arms , Bath , Summcrsotshirb.
Dugland , and in which ho wan raised
hero eovcral times to the N , G/s.
hair. In July , J8I8 , ho embarked
or America , and on tlio 1.M of Sop-
ember landed in Baltimore ,
vhoro ho immediately com-
noticed the business of coach-spring
naltjng which he had , previously to
isitiug H.itli , learned with his father.
On landing ho was do.iirous of visiting
k lodge , and was much aMum'shod on
luing informed that there was none in
lie city , which , after having fallen in
yith Brother John Welsh , led to pub-
iu notice , calling Ihoso of the order
ogother who might chance bo in Bal-
imore.
LINKS.
The lodges nt Jacksonville , III. ,
mvo each over $5,000 iu the treasury.
Tim jurisdiction of Now York ro-
) orts a net gain of OI5 ! members dur-
ng the past twelve months. Dunng.
the Bixnio time Illinois gained 2,070.
The grand lodge of Now Hampshire
oports that appeal canea to that body
lavo.nlmost entirely disappeared dur-
ng the pnst few years. It is nn ox-
nmple worthy of imitation.
The Sovereign Grand Ledge moote
it Cincinnati , Ohio , on Tuesday , 20th
list. Lively limes nny bo expected , as
Cincinnati lias made great prepant-
iim'a to receive thu roprpsontativcs of
Vmerican Odd Fellowship.
KNIGHTLY OP PYTHIANS-
OMAHA l.ODUKS.
Nohraska Ledge No. 1 had no meot-
ng last Wednesday night , owing to
> ad weather They will meet next
Wednesday night. .
Planet Ledge No. < t will have work
n the 2nd degree next Monday night.
Omaha Ledge , U. D. , initiated two
low mcmbura a week ago last Thurs-
lay. Last Thursday night proved
lircc , and next Thursday night ono
vill bu iniated nnd four charged.
The Endowment Hank of tlio order , .
rom its institution to' August 1st ,
881 , him had L'l.'t deaths in the 1st ,
class , IiOO in thu ' 'nil , and 2 in the
Ird , on which it. has paid benefits to
the amount of § 812,700.00.
Throe new applications are in for
ncmbcr.ihip in Sec. 05 , and Omaha-
"jodgo , U. D. , is trying to establish
another Endowment Section in this
city in connection with , and under
control of its membership.
C1UANI1 LOIHIK Hr.HHlONH.
The Grand Ledge of Knights of
Pythias meeting during the ensuing
quarter are given below , with the
Into of such sessions ;
Missouri Grand Ledge meets on
the third Tuesday of October , 1881 ,
atSodalia.
Illinois Grand Ledge moots on tho-
hird Tuesday of October , 1881 , at
Springfield.
Nebraska ( Jrand Ledge moots on.
ho third Wednesday of September , ,
1881 , at Lincoln.
Delaware Grand Ledge meets on
lie fourth Wednesday of October ,
188 ' , at Now Castle.
West Virginia Grand Ledge meets
on the first Tuesday of September , ,
1881 , at Berkeley Springs.
Kentucky Grand Ledge meets on
thu third Tuesday in September ,
1881 , at Maysville.
NOTE8.
The Knights of Pythias lodge at
Laramie , will probably number 100
members before New Year's , and has
paid , for the "past year and a half ,
over $4,000 , in bounfils. Its financial
condition is very flourishing.
The order is nourishing in Cali
fornia.
The Grand Ledge of Nevada mot in
ninth annual session at Virginia City
on the IHh ult. The receipts show-
that the present membership is 044
an increase of 107. There are ton
subordinate lodges , with cash on hand
ot S ! > ,4U8.8.'S. The Grand Lodge has
$752.34. _
Foil Down.
Mr. AlhorAnilcMoii , York street , 15nf-
fnlo , full down sUirn unit noveroly hruUcd
knee. A few nnpllcntlonu of Dr.
THOMAS' KUECTIUO On , entirely cured
him. IL'eodlw
TRUE TO HER TRUST.
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Htomach nnd bowels regulated , blood
purified , malarial poison exterminated ,
she must know that Electric Bitturs.
nro thu only euro remedy , They aru
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