0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , \ti2DNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
local Sentiment in the Wheat Pit was
Quitj Bullish ,
FrtENCII GOVERNMENT BUYING GRAIN ,
Tlilo Fnct , Ctiyrn Credence liy n Clil-
'apoi1 , with tlic Dccivnso
on Ucciin I'lHNnuc , IInd
KM lifTcot.
CmrAoo , III. , Sept. -I.ocnl sentiment In
tlio nlii'nt pit wns Imlllih tod.iy mm It win In-
Iliicntliil In Itci'pltiK tliu prlte above tlic clos-
Inn llguroi of yi'iicrdny tlironpliont the ses
sion In ijilto of llio ciMiorally lji > niNli charac
ter of tlio news rccolvutl. The fouiidntlon for
tnh sciitlini'iit nppciirud to bo an nrtlclo In n
inoriiliiK paper any Ins tli tt tlio I'lonch po\-
orntiirnt luis iiRftnt * In Ilils country coininls-
nliiiiLMl to linv mormons ( iii.intlllus of wlicsit
nnil Hour. Tlio f ict tint tlio amount of wlicnt
nnil ( lour on ucunn PIWSHRO tlocroaiod I.7i8f00
bn lust \\cc\t. \ tundfil to lrontlion tlio con
fidence of tlio bulls , nnd the fact that the r.ilns
in tlio winter wheat belt well of the .MNsls-
Blppl rhiT wore not he ivy unoiiKh to put tlio
ground In condition for tuidlni ? wheat wus
alsocltrd by tlio bulls.
On tlio other hand cables \vero wcili nnil
lower , public cubloi nnd prlv ile Infoi in.it Ion
h < einlnis for once lo a > ? rte The export ilc.ir-
nncts weru modernti ) and ilKpuli lies from
New orl , said eablotlioro brmiKbt sellliu
orders 'I lion thu iccolpts today at Duliith
mill M nne ipnlls iiK-H'K.'Ucil I.UIc.OiW bushels
mid llio Nhlpinents only'J..noi bushels. The
local sentiment wis Inlliicncod lo some tle-
Krii ) by a rupoil freely circulated and uonor-
nllv bellexul th.it Ite.tm and UOOIKO Miilth ,
nholuiM1 heretofore been knnnn \i7oroim
lioais , ba\o now liirnud their attention to tlio
Imll hldo and wont K" d buyers of whc.tt.
The former It Is said has coxciod all
hl csho'ts Tlin smaller shorts followed his
lc.ul Doeeniber. which closeil at IdUo ieslei-
lay. opened at tlt c , touched UTe , \aneed to
U7 * t . i-iifcpil oirHcimo and rem.ilned stiiil ( > fern
n time. DinliiK the last hour thu mat ket became -
came n ll\o mil un".ettled. He nn continued
a Koc'l ' buver and thu iiilco went to 73ic.
llntehlnson'h lopic-antallto * . liowu\er , and
I'liduliy were fne sellers. Hid Iteam lln.illy
clrawiiiK out , the rnarKot iiiiul | < ly btcamo
weiik nnd sunn sold oil to UT'ie ' , ie.icle < l
uliarp y lo HT4o and ulnted at 07 e. It
wi.s | > ait of the gossip that Iteam Irul
bought fully 1,1'OO.OnO ' bn , nnd tn.it ( udahy
and Iliilt'liliiion liud sold between them fully
HJiWMW bush I'otolKii advkes coiilinuo to
toll of all increasing wetliiLss .ibro id but all
domestic m irkets aie llriuei and higher. The
HiciuMli ( if the maikct si ems to Lo all on this
nlde of tlio ocean.
t'orn wiscry htrons nnd prices ruled
higher The receipts pro\cd about 10J cars
lees than oxpcrtcd and thcio was a KOOI ! pliir | )
demand fioni Hlioi I shippers who were sharply
computing for c.ish corn and bidding It
up whlln tliero > \as 111 tie for sale.
Jlnrllett-ri.l/lor. I'attnii Iliothois '
- / , C'otin-
dflliunn .V Day and hcliwart-Dupeo
Mere tlio buyers. 'I ho small estimate foi to
morrow , ( M\lnK iime \ \ ( of contlnuid llplit
receipts of e.ish coin , pro\ed astron feature
of the situation Octoliei opuned at fioni Til c
toAI'ic , aihanced loftl a mil rtaeted toiU c.
DurliiK tlio lust hour them wns a sharp spuit
uu aitlvo bnvltiK by lluUhlnion's bioUers.
Counsulman & Day and t > hlppi rs. limits
inado an elfort to ooxur and advanced tofuJ'gC ,
lint o.ised oir I Her and closed at Wjc.
( ) atsrj nipAthl/ud to some extent with the
BtreiiKth In coin and closed with an aihanco
of'Bc for October. 1'orU ruled Him on i oed
ciiMitlni ; b > shorts , duo In thn llrmnesslii corn
and the published stoij that 1'r.inco Is luivln
IIITKO iiuantltlc * of bicon In this country.
The clo'-o was at or near the top prliisoftho
clay and an adv.iuco of I5u foi pork ; 7'jC to
K\v \ on lai ( I , and IJ'ic on i lh .
' 1 ho leadlii ) ; futuics r.mccd as follows :
Cash quotations xiero as folloixs :
I i.ot'ii Steady , uncli.inccil.
WIIKT N .2sirliiK ] xvlio itOi < Z I\c ; No. ;
[ irlnsxhe.it. . bJ&x.Piu < ; No. 2 red , 'JI > 4'llUI'aC. ' :
( -No.'J.fiJ'.fffci'f.n - ,
OATJ.-NO. S. aiSttailte : No. 2 white , ffi
Ko. U white , s.'i/3'.Ne.
Kit : No. 2. SI' { < J8lc ,
HAIII.KV No - ' , iUo ) ; No , 3 , f , o , b , 20"c ; No
4 , f. o. b . "IV3MC
I'l.\\HKhli-No. l.OTic.
TiMTiivSr.ci-l'rlmei ( ITI ! .
I'OIIK MC-HH porlf , per hlii , fl012' ' } ; lard ,
PHI owl , Jll.1) ; Nhort ribs shies ( loose ) , JAnx ®
ttWi ; dry nailed shoiildeis. ( boxed ) , Id L' " > < ao.lJ ;
thort eleai sides ( boxodi. < " .r > 007.U. (
WiiiBKBV-Dlstllluw' Mulshed goods , per gal ,
s Unchanged.
On the l'roiliicooxcnanio tod.iy , tl'o Initlor
iiiai Ket xvas steady and unoli-inxcd ; fancy
creamery. 2. " , < & ! Hie ; west urn , W4S.'o- iolccted
( lalrx , liiil'jc. I'.KX * . IH'i ' lUc.
Nc\x' Vnrlc . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nr.xxYOIIK. . Sept. 29. I'I.OITII KceolpK 40,0 0
iiacKaucs ; o\ioits | , 7.S.S. bills ; Ill.Jd' ) siiel < .
Marui't uncliansed , inodeiato trade ; sales , 24-
OOJ lllllH.
C'oitN Mi\i : , gfeady.
\\IIKAI Itecolpts , l n,700 bu. : experts , 214-
41hlii ! . ! stiles. IUVIUJO ) bu of futures ! 1P1IUUU
liu of spoi ; spot market hlcher and moder
ately acllxo ; No 2. rrd. $1 Oiai.lMU In Moro
nnd oloxntoi ; } I.oi'WI.OJ : % ulloiti * l 01' ,
491.01 % f. o. b. ; Jso. .t , led , l.ni , &
l.Ob'ii uiicriiiled toil , UUC'tl.i1 ) ! ; No. 1
nut I hern to arilxe , Jl.Ol-USil.Ud'i , ; No. i
Jiaid tonrrlxo , Il.i'7'B ' < il.075iiilitlommlv.inccd ;
liCM'sC on the dccrc.tso In amount on passage ,
n llttlo contluenlal demand and llKlitor oller-
JIUTM. declined' @ 'ie and closed Me.ulyat .
f5ooxoriesterlay : No 2 ridi-oplemliiir. II O.I
Wl.u.1'4. closliiB $1 Ul" : Ootohor. SI MV \ ® I O.IS.
.tif tl..lsii ( ) Novoinlior , Jl.OI'iCil Ollf. cloa-
liiKtl.U.lii Deceiiiber , flOO.Vlliiil.)7R-I(1. ( ) ( clos-
Inif tl.O , ' , ! .lanuary. * I.N ( 4 , closlnt ; il Ob' , ' :
I olmi iry , eloslm : Jl Ki4 ) ; March , elosln
II 11 % : May , * I.12\1 \.i\ \ , elosln.- l lJi4.
HXK 1 Inner , quint ; xxestein , nl'c. '
lUlll.MWoiilvi No. UMIIxxnukoe.TOOT.V.
llAiti.hv M\IT Dull : Uanutlii counliv made ,
.
COH.NItccolpts. . 101,700 bu ; exports , 212,010
.l- ' . : , H.lk ! > : i' I1-01'1-000 ' I'll ' of futures ;
Vt.ua bn of Hiiot. bpot mm Ket less
netl\o. higher No. 2 , OH.ttO.'o In olo\a-
J ' . ,0'140-0 ' ! : ' ' ' "oat ; uturiulnd mixed.
ClObScSr No , 2 white , Gl < aii.ic ! ; optloiiii
opcnvdunchunged to soxon-elghts of a cent
udvance , deeline < l one-fourth to half a cent.
I'lffelni ; HleailyQilSe o\er jester-
lay with lighter deli\ cries front
farmers hands ; eplembor , Oiaoi e , closing.
fil'ic ' ; Detober. ill MKab-'c , closing , fiPJo ; No-
vo-iilior. ( Kii.fliiiv. closing , file : Decembor.
Mtl.Mkclosing , M , e ; January , ftM.ttS.V ,
oIuttliiB , riM4e ; May. SliiWlJie , closing , 61 J.C.
( ) \is HeculpiB , Ib0.72.lbii ; ex iioi ts , 1,712 bu ;
mles , ICO.oiOlm of future ; lll.uoo bu of spot.
hpot market llrmor. fairly nctl\e ; options ,
niiot | , ( Inner ; September closing : Uc , Ueto-
l > er. .r.'Jjif.l.l'.c , elo-lng. 3.to ; No\embar. IilSffi
Hl'-jo : olosliu , .mo ; Ilecember. : i4it4 ( ! > 4C.
closing , ailio ; hiiot No 2 white. : ! 4'iia.l4iio !
inlxoil wcatern.Xlit.4'u ' : whlto wcctern , 3
I0c : No. 2 I'hleago. .IIGull'io.
t0
11018-Qiilel. easy.
Cottbu Upthms opened steady 10 to M
points deetno : closed steady w to 40 points
. , .
ll.JO ; April , tll.w : ; May. ill.ViTJIl.aO ; biiot Hlo ,
e.iHy ; fair cargoes , H7.VO ; No. 7,111.73.
.SiHi\n Itnw , null , easy ; rotlncd. iiulot ,
lydori No rt , a 15-ic.o ; .No. 7 , JSc : No. S.3 tl-lOo ;
Moi.A-.siH-New Orlonns , firm , fulrlv net ho.
KICK I'alrciumandi llrm.
I'I.TIIOI.KUMDpeiied steady , liquidating of
lone accounts previous to the cloalni ; of the
October option caused a decline of la.c. which
was followed by a rally of Uu on which the
market closed steady. I'cnnsilv.inla oil ,
opened at V > 'iihlk'tiest f > Sic , lowest M Jc ,
t-loslii ) ; fniyc ; Uotobor option opuned at 5 s'ic.
lilKhcst\s > , c % lowest 50 > iu , closing 57o. Toml
sules. lll.lXMUariels.
I 'orro N ht t n OIL Quiet and steady ,
TALLOW Oulut and steady.
lioM.N Dull ; btriilnod common to good ,
( | . : i7iiil.40.
TunrK.NTiNr. Quint and steady nt 37H'337 > 4e
Knot- Quiet nnd steady ; western , 2H8i'l'io ;
receipts. KJA imckaKCH.
WooiQulet ami utoadyi domrstlo Ilocce ,
aOutaOo : pulled , 2tWiC : ! TOXII8 , 1GB2IC.
1'oiiK Dull and easy : old mess. * lO..sail.f > 0 :
now mess , HI.7.vaK.6f extra , prime. I1 .7H16
Miiu-S-troiiKcr and moderately ncthe.
IVostoVirlloain. K.Ut.lales l.lta ' } " '
I7.uva7.l2 > i : olty , W-So : optloua bales , J. > 0
Uerccii October , I7.15j November , fi.lO )
Dneombnr , ( * .I.Vt7.ln ( , aloslni ; I''ii ; .lanuary ,
t7. ! i7.a. : clo rtiif , | 7..ri
CUT MEATB Quiet : pickled bellies ,
pickled shoulders. ( > ' c , pluklcd hams ,
lie.
MtDDLEs-Plrm. Short clear , September ,
.
IlfTTKlt Qitlpf , fancy creamery Bteadyi
western dairy , l.t lbct western creamery , 10
. .
CiiKrsE Quiet : western , r/aS'ici ' part skims ,
W7 o.
I'm Innv Dnil ; Amorlcan , ! IO.OOftl8. l.
roi'l'Kli Nominal ! lake , October. $12.40.
la : tit Quiet , I'lriii ; domestic , ! l.5'Ji !
Ti.v-Dull , heavy ; strnlt-i , tJO.OO.
City Mnrlccta ,
, Mo. . Sept. 20.-l'LOtMt-Stcady
il unchanced : pitents , J.'OW-.V ) ; oxtni
njy. , MSuO2.ru fiiney , W.OS2.IS | choice ,
WI'IB\T rirnipr ! No. 2 hard , cash , f2o bid ;
No. 2 red. cash Wic bid.
ronv-llljlicr : No 2 , cash , 48)5o ) bldj bcp-
cmbei , 4s'ff lie.
OATS Uoak ; No. 2 cash nnd September , 2Co
H\v Htoady nnd iinehanaod ; timothy. jM.W ) ;
fancy uralrle , < 0.00 ; Rood to choice , Jl.uO < 35 5J.
I'l , AXSKFD Steady and unchanged at 7H > j.
HtiTTi it Steady and nnchaiiRed ; creamery ,
18 < i2lc ; dairy. 120IC.C ; store packed , 1IB12C.
K ( H Steady at I5c. . ,
Kf.CKii'Ts Wheat , 6I.COO bu. ; corn , S.JOO
bu. ; oats , V.iOj : bu.
Hiiii'AiK.NTa-Whcat , a4,300 bu. ; corn none ;
oats. none.
Iilvoi pool Markets.
T.iVKiii'OOL. Sept -UiiKAT-Dull. . holders
olTer moderately ; t'.illforni.i No I. M 7'idBSs
fdpereental. fled western spilng. fx lldlitSs
ll'id ; No I winter. Us lld's ' ; reieiptsof wheat
the past thieodavs were JID.UOO centals , In
cluding Ul.iiO ) American.
C'niiN rirm. ilemand noor ; mixed western.
fis tier cental Ilecelplsof Ameilcan past three
days were 14C.50I ) centals.
Mini I'rlinu western , .llsOd per cwt ,
TALLow I'lno Amerlc.tn , 27ii Ul.
SI. Ijoitls MnrketH.
ST. I.oria. Mo. . Sept. 20. Wiiiw-Hlglicr : ;
cash , dl'ic ' ; December , lt"'ic.
COIIN s-tniiir' : cash , Me ; October. 50Sc.
OAiH-rirm ; No. . ' . cash , 2a'iC.
l'OIIK-tiU.73 ,
Illli Id C.1.
UlllSKt.V $1.19.
_
Cliioiiiiintl Markoti.
CtNriN\-\Tf , O.opt. . 20.-\ViiEAT-Stront ! :
No 2 rod. lisc ,
( OIIN htronper : No. 2 mixed. 5.C.
OATS Knsor ; No. 2 mixed , 304WOjC. !
Oral"
, WIs , Sept. .U-Wm'AT-Qiilot ;
No 2 spilng. cash , file ; December , UJc.
I'oiiN-lllghei ; No : i. cash. We.
rirm ; No2 white. : c.
Toledo firalu Itlarkct.
TOLEDO , O. . f-ept. 29. WIIFAT Firm ; cash
and Uctobci , I'hc '
COII.N Dull ; c.ish. Me.
OATS-Qulet. cash , We.
_
HO.\IS.
NEW VOIIK. Sept 29. The stoclt market
was again of a rofractlonary temper today
but the declines established , while they were
material with m my stocks , were entlioly tno
result of the opeiatlons of the tradeis who are
now taking advantage of the absence of or-
gaul/cd support or heavy buying by the larger
operalois to make a turn on the shoit side ,
and today they were free sellers of stocks
exen while the Gould p irty again were
bujeis. The conditions are all acherso
to any marked reaction In stocks. MIs-
souil I'.iclflu was still the center of the
elTorts sit depression and It was knocked
down to 02 and closed onlv a small fiacllon
aboxo Its lowest. The traders raided the en
tire list throughout the day at different times
nnd no leautlon of note was t-eon until the last
dour , when a sharp upwind turn was cheeked
In the la t few minutes by a further mid.
which , howoxer , was looked upon as Intended
to alfoid the opening at London tomorrow. Its
suddennets was seen from the fact th vt Mls-
souil I'ncllic , which has rallied to O4.wab forced
oil toC2'j. , , ,
The market pave ovcrv evidence of hax Ing
lost I tsbie.ith and t ho tiansact ions were almost
confined to the tow leaders , Atchisou. Missouri
Pacific , ht Paul , Ilurllngton. Hock Island and
Union Paclllc. The rut of the list were quiet
from the opening to the close , and the only
feature In the low juiced stocks was the weak
ness In the Hocking Valley and Sugar. In
which looses eiiial | to those In the loaders
were established. London houses were selleis
nt the opening , but bought stocks later In the
day t the concessions made. The stooks
which best icslsted the day's pressure were
Lake Shore. U heeling & J-alco Hrlo pre
ferred. lliirlliiRton and a few specialties. The
mat Ket closed aetl\ and weak at close to the
lowest of the day. The final losses of note In-
ciiie ; .Missouri Vacllic , 2J4 i-or cent ; hugar , 2
percent : Union Pacific and New England , iy
per cent ; ItocK. Island , 2' t per cent ; Atchlson ,
Pa pel cent ; Iturllngtoii A , Norther profened.
I'i percent , and others smaller amounts ,
Uo\ eminent bonds have been dull and
stoidy. State bonds h.no been dull and
The following arc the closing quotations foi
the leading stocks on the Now Yoi k block ex
change today :
. .SurthncBlcrn jifd .117
.Vilnius i\-in'3s : ] llii N V Central . .Ill
Alton , Terre HiMito .11 N Y , Chic A , ht J. IS1
ilo piuforreit .Ui ito preferred . 7'.i
AmciUiui i\iireis : 117 Ohio MlHslfslppl 21li
llur , f II & N . . . 81 ilo iireforreil . . 81
fnnniln 1'jcltio . H'l ' Ontario A. Wvntcrn . 2UKi
Cnnnda Bouthuin M' Orc-urni lmiroxeiu't | 21
Central 1'ncltte .11 Ore-nun Nnv .71) )
CheBiiienknx.llilu | ) 2i North American . . 18
ilu tut preferred W I'ncllle Hull . . . . S7
do .M pruierrc'd. . , . 1' . , 1) ) A. i : . . . . TiH
Altun I'llHbiirK 1'iU
C , II . . I'nllmnn I'aluco . .I'JIVa
C , C. C . .Xit li . 714 * Itcnillnit lOlii
Dul Hu.lMjii lit Uncle Inlanil . . . . h-iji
Del , I , \ W . I4.f M I. A ii K 1st pfil 7.1
Den A 11 ( . pro ! . 4J M I'nul 7I5
Knit 'lennen i'e , 7 > j ilu preferred ISO
do ) H | preferred M o.t . l-iiiil .Mln A. Mnn 1USK
do Sd piufurreil II ' t I'nnl A Omahii .11
Krlc . - " . % ilo pieferreil I'i '
do preferred l 'lenn Coal X Iron I ? $
1 ort \\n > nc . l.V ) 'loxni t'atlllu 14M
( hi \ Hniit III . T-i .Till At ) Cent pfil , hO
Xnllo ) . J''luil'nlon I'ncllic 41
Houston , V Texus . i L IU t ixpro : < M
Illinois ( .flitnil . lO.'iiX' bt U A. 1'oclllc II
St. I'nul A Dulutli ilo preferred . , tf )
Kaunas , 'vTcvns. \Vclls I nrio K.vp. liu
Luke l.rlu A. XV Western t'nlon . . . kl
ilo preferred . Am Cotton Oil . . . , -JtU
Lnku Shore Colorado Ooul . . . , { i.
1 ouUvlllo A .Nnshv . VJ lluinuatiiku 11
l.mils\llu ! A .N A. 27 IronMUei Ilu
.McmphlitX ( hni . . .1) ) Ontnrlu i , ' . )
MlililuDii Central. .lUHt
Mil 1 , S A W < U ilo iiruferreil. . 21
ilo prnfcrieil . lull's Hntro r >
Mln A. SI 1 , . nl MiilHCr . . . . 11
ilo preferreil 11 Illch. A XX" I' Ter I 0 (
Missouri I'm Itle . . dJ XVIsiuimln Central 20
Mubllu A Ohio 41 ( ireat .Northern pfd 111)
.Vi hxllluChitt . bO CldciiKO ( .as nlM
N .1 Central 118 I em ) I rust II.TJ
Not folk AXcnt pro U hiiKiir Trust . bsr |
Northern 1'iitlilo . VtiU southern I'ncltlc. . . 4U
do | ireteireil . 7'i H. - . 2i
II 1' , Denxer A l.nlf 18 lit ( , AW 41
tlHIili5l "l''rn _ . . H3 I ilo preterreil 74
The total siilc-s ofstoeUs today xxoro 397.1108
hares Including : Atchlson. 72u 1.1 ; Delaware ,
l.ackaxvanna . \\eslurn. . 4,710 Trie , l.l.ilin ;
llouklni : Va lojru''i : I.oulsxllle Jt Naslixlllo ,
1I.UOO ; MUsourl I'aeilic , .ll.H'll ; Noithwcstern ,
fl.s.10 ; North Ameilcan , h.47H ; Noithoin 1'a-
ellle , f > .lso ; Northern I'aollie meferred , ll.l > 0 ;
Ho.idlni ; . D.IiOO ; Itlclimond fi. West Point , 4,0tj ! ;
bt. I'aill.JU.fcoj ; Union I'aclllc , 25.0JO ,
Fiiuuiclal Kt\lcxx- .
NKXV VOIIK. Sent. 29 Tlio Test siiys : Ex-l-
ilcneo ot a striiKKlo forthucontrol ot the stock
niailicit Is liccomlnK moro positlxo ; It Is recog
nized ( hut.i piuty has foimed In opposition to
u furtlior upxv.ird movement , an I that the
cheek already ONperienced li.-is tlxen them a
foothold anil prcsumptlxo sticiutli , xxhlcli
those who rally on tlio other side ot the mar-
Uct liaxo to oxercomc. The bourn , x\ho Jiad
been dilxcn fiom the Held , liaxo roturnud and
In MH'li foico as to inuUo a contest of their
Kiound , No doubt ninny faint lioaiteil bull
hiicciilatois haxo lied at their llrst aDiieai-
nnce. 1'li.it xx lilch inaUes tlio lln.il test of the
stieiiKth U tlio question hovx neaily the up-
liieclutlon of stocks , In conM'niience of Im-
proxed natuial eondltlons , lias apprnauhcd
Its legitimate limit ?
o.v w.u.i. f > rniiT.
Alt Iilnes nTHtook Show Denllurn fro in
YcHtcrtlay's KlutiroH.
NBXV YOIIK , fcupt. 29. [ Special TolcRram to
Tut : HUE.I There was & noticeable absence.
In today's oucnlni ; ilealliiKb of the netlxlty
and excitement that prox ailed on ycatcrday ,
ami transactions xxero on a much more lim
ited scale. The niurUetdisplax'od some xxeak-
ncs anil the leading railway shares scored
declines of from ono-elKhtli of 1 per cent to 1
tier cent from last night's closing , itock Island
leadliiK anil touching tJ . Whccllni-V. I.ako
Krlocommcm oold olT to : 'i , Wliecllnj ; A. I.ako
Drlo pioferrod to'SJi , AtchUon to 4th > t'anadu
Southern toOltt ) , iMuxeland. I'lnctnnatl , Chi-
Cairo A M , l.onU to7."i , llnrlliuton X ( jnlncy
tolci1. , Northxxestcrn to 1 4 , M. 1'aiti to 7J ( ,
l.tick.ixxannu to 14.1 % , I.aUo Shore to I-5. ! ,
l.oulsxlllo X Nashville toTUii. L'nlon I'aclllo
tot.'U , Western Union tos''ij , Heudlns loftO'j ,
Krln to 2ti % , .Missouri I'liclllo to UJU , ami
Northern Puolllopreferred to7ti'k , At tlio end
of the first half hour prices Koneruliy xxoio
onC'Oluhth of 1 per cent to one-fourth ot 1 pur
cent up fiom the loxtenl , but speculation wua
mill ratherqulet.
The bpecl.utle * for the tnoit pirt Xfuro llrm
ml hli 'htly lilgher. I.ako Krlo A. Weslurn
Siiniueliana Xeitcrn preferred one-luilf of
1 pircont to 40 > 4 , and Hlo llrando We tern
ono-hulf ofl percent to 42 , Wnbukh declined
ouo-oUtith ot 1 pur cent to H1 * , Wubuiih , 3J , to
30'j. and Ontario it. Western ono-clilith ot t
percent to20 .
The IndiistrlaH. which were devoid of ac
tivity , were generally traded In with frac
tional concessions from yesterday's latest
sales Ohlc-wo Oa < sold down flxo-olithtlnof
1 per cent tonijj , Distilling nnd Unttlo I'ood-
InK one-fourth of 1 per cent to.ll1 ; , National
Cordage lire-eighths of I percent toutU , nnd
National Plpo Lines three-fourths of 1 per
cent to My. Cotton Oil preferred advanced
one-half of t per cent to 4- * , and National Lead
was unchanged at KI1/ .
( joTcmments opened firm at OT' ' { bid for the
2s rozlitetcd. ] IM.ailj ( ( ( > j for the 4s rcKlstorcd ,
mid 110 1171 ; for the Is coupon.
Now York Money Market.
NKXV VOIIK , Sept. 29 Mosr.v.ov 0\t.t/-ni y ,
Hanging from 4 ton jiorcent , last loan 0 per
cent , clo-ied offered at .1 per cent.
PHIMB MhiictNTtLK 1'Ai'Eli VifOti percent.
STLIILINII Lxcil VNcm-Actlvo and HO idy at
Jl.fO forMlxty-day bills and f4.SIU fordcmnnd.
The following ncto the closing prices on
bonds :
I' ' H l rett I1V ) < K AT den f < m
tl f tncotlp . . . lllrJi Union Cs . 101
I ) R ( H reir I".i4 N .1,1' Int Cert . 110
I'nclltcCoof IB . . . . IIO ) < North. I'nrinc IMA 111
l.n. ntnuipcd in 87 North I'ncllic 2nda III
'lenn new set In 10-1 * Northwestern Con 111
Tenn new net fin . . ICO North llcbent M .lom
'lean new KCI3 . .01 Ht I , & I M. lien 'n ! K )
Cnnndn Ho 2nd IS Ht I. A H K ( ien .M 1U1
On I'aclllc 1st , . lUil'f ' < t. I'nnl Council * . . .124
Den A It ( i lulu . .Ill 8t P.O. A I'ne li-tn 111
Den A. It (1. 4 * 7'J 'lex I' . 1. . O Tr ItcU 81
lien A It. ( i W Into 7i ) Tev IMl ( J Tr Uctn bl' <
Krle Jml * IUI4 Union I'ncltle ttls . 107
.M K..V T IIen Is ' , - Went Shore . . . .I01 ii
.Notes.
Ct rv , Mo. , Sept. 29.-01o.ir'nBS ' , JI.403-
015.
NKW OIILEXNSI , La. , Sept. 20. Clearings ,
11,750.1101.
NuiV VOIIK. Sept. ' . O.-Clearlngs , JlOl.573,200 ;
balances , $ . ! , U7,1,27.
IlALTlMOnK , Mil , Sept. 29.-Clcarlnzs , JI.S13-
110 ; balances , { .M4,2lii. : Money , U per cent.
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. . Sent. 2 > > Clearings , 10-
i.12,1. ) " . ' < ) ; b ilances , $1,7.1 1.7.1.1. Money , 4 percent.
CINCINNATI. O. . Sejit , 'M Money at 4'sflil t > er
ernt : Now Vorlc exchange par. Cleailngs
* 2I,01Si,10. :
ST. Louis , Mo. Sent. 20. Clearings , $ .1,20W-'l :
balances. t.ioliiil. nxchangoon Ixew Voik , 2.10
( llseoiint. Money 7QS per cent.
HOSTON. Mass. . Sept. 2l-Clearlnzs. ) lin.SG.1-
481 ; balances. $ l,7dl.07J , Monex. 2l ( ; t. ! per
cent. lAch.ingu on New Voik , fililOo discount ,
CIIIOAOO , III , Sept , L" ) . Money ijulot ntfl per
cent. Hank clearings. J14.2iIu)0. ( ) New York
oxchniige , 2"io dScoiint. Sterling oxi liniigo
qulel ; JI8I for sixty day bills and sight drafts.
Hoston Htouk "Xlnrket.
HOSTON , Mass. , Sept. 29. The following were
the closing prices on stocks on the llObtou
stock market today :
Ateld'on ATopekn Atlantic
llo lon A Albnii ) Ilantuu .t Mont
Ilo ton A Mnlno 178 Cntnlpn
( hi llur A ( Jnlncr ; ; 1 riinklln
Hint A. rcro M llurun , Ki
dD.ineferriMl 83 Ki.S"
Sins" Ccntrnl Quliuy .
Slex Cen eom biintn I n Copper . 179
N V A..V i : Hoston Lnnd Co. . . , ism
Old Colony . . . . Km Dli'k'o Lnnd Co 18kj
Itntlnnd common . . XVest l.ml Land Co IbO
Win Centrnl com . I nmioa Htoro 8
do , pruferred U M .
AllunezSI Co ( new ) .
I.oniloii Stock Market.
LONDONSept. . 29. The following xvcro the
London stock quol.itlons closing at 4 p. m. :
Coimolp money. . . . V.-T , llllnoN Central lOi.H
Consuls account. S4f * Mexican ordlnnry. , im
I ! S Is ' 't I'nul common . . 7 ( > Ji
U S 4Hc , . IU.1'1 .New Vork Centrnl 115
N V ! A O MrMs. ' I'cnniylxanln . . . JK.M
Cimiillnii I'aclllc . IH'Vi Hendlni ; ' 'I1.
line Mcxlcnn Cen. lit' " Is To- !
lirle seconds . . . . .10711
IlAllSlLVKIl 4i'd.
MONM l > t per cent.
Kate of discount In the open maikct for
short bills , 314.
Tjondoii
LONDON , Sent. 20 The flatness of American
railroad socutltlos on the stock market today
was chlnlly duo to the heaviness of the settle
ment. The attention of dealers was centeied
on arranging the account. There xvas a stiong
dom mil for money , xvhllo the supply was 10-
dnced by xvlthdiawals by the India council ,
The Hank of Kgland charged .lic ! per cent on
aclvances for a week Discounts ranged fiom
21 ; pel cent on best three months paper
to ) ! percent on Mmonths. . The droj ) In
railroad securities Included : Atchlson , To-
iioka & . S.intn I'o Incomes and Wabash , St.
Louis .t Pacific debentures , 1' , per cent ; At
lantic & Ui eat Western flists. lln per cent :
Wabash , St. Louis & P.ielfiu preferred and
Denver > t Itlo Oi undo pnifei red , 1 DOT cent :
Loulsvlllo ft Nailivlllo , Missouri , Kansas &
Texas and Norfolk A , Western prcfeued , thrco-
of 1 percent.
On the rtcrliu Ho uric.
HPIILIN , Sept. 2) . The bourse xv.is dull today
on account of the dltliultlos jf a prominent
operator fora fall settlement. It is stated
that no cash subscilptlons xvlll bo recoixed
hero for the Kusslau loan. The local bankers
will apply for an allotment In Paris on ac
count of their clients
Itnnk of Hiiulniul IStilllon.
LONDON , Sept. 20. Amount of bullion wlth-
draxvn from thu Hank of Kn land on balance
today , ilOO.OJO. _
1'urlH Kentos.
I'Ains , Sept. 29. Three per cent lentes % f
7jC ! for tlio account.
Denver Mining Stocks.
Dl'NVl.ll. Cole , Sept. 20. Total sales , 21. 000
shares. The folloxvlnj are the closing quot.i-
tlons :
AIleKhnnr 8 ItminliiK Luilc
Amity XX'lmlu ll
llnllnint S'l
Hates llnnter lu' ,
llrou nlou ndlnn
Cnlllopu II
Cllnll . . . . 21) Clnudln .1
CliD County . . . . 117 Centurv
Celt ) Hbiirt. M Diamond II
( .old Hock . ( .S Heater ( ins A Oil.
I.envennoith . . b1/
I.ltlle Itulii . 11.1 ( iold 'Ircnsure W
llii ) .MIKCPJIU 117 Iromlnd Mi
Matchless , . . 2Mj Jiilin .liij HI ,
Ore 1U1 Jurtlcu
1'ny Itoik VJJ MnniliiLMillni
l'U7/ler , 2 1'nrk ( 'nn .
Heed .S Kl I'otoel 3
Hlnllo Ill
Han Krunclsuo
S\N I'llANClsro , Cal. , Sipt.2lThn ) olllclal
oloHliiR ijnointlons fet mining blocks today
xvero as follows :
Alia 41 Ophlr
Hulucr 20 1'otoHl
lle t A llelclier 270
270HJ
lloilloCniMUlldnted HJ Mcrrn .Vox 11111 yti ,
( iluillnr 150 Union Con 215
Con CnI A Vu . 150m' lltnh M
Crown Point m' Yellow Jncket 110
lioiilil A Curr > 170 Com 21
Hale A NurcruMs 151 N g 10
Mexlcnn 2VJ II I . . . . if ,
Muni ) N. II 1 30
.N.-uaJo 10
New York .11 In MIL ; Quotations.
NKW Voiiu , Sept. 20.-Tho following are the
closing mining stock quotations :
Alliu 2V ) ( Inlnrlii . . .
. Plymouth . . . .
C C A Vn . . . . MO SlItlIKU
llcndwoinl . IS5 rra .Nevada . 270
Ilnlu A .NoreniBs . . LU > tnnilnrd . . . . 110
lloiueslnki ) . KI.OU Dillon Con . . 2i'i
HornMlMT . ILIA Vcllow Jncket IUO
IrcmSlUer . Ill )
St. I.onlH
Mining Quotation * ) .
ST Louis , Mo , Sept. 20.-mlnniR stooks xvcro
a trlllo mOio aetlx o today.
.Vilnius lil ) Aineriinu
Artec . . . . H Cintridl | > er
11 nud to M . 2IS , llliuetnllle
llupu > M Xlontiiise
XI llreeu 41) t'luall ' HOIICB
Mlver Age , 6.1 laiinbetli . . . .2UO
\UIIIII 8.BJ
HoHton Wool "Market.
llosTO > , .Mass , Sept. tU-Tlio demand for
xvool rules steady , lint hales are mostly In
small lots. Ohio X sells at 2-ic ; XX atIO < iltoi
No. 1 at.lK2.liie : MIchlKan X steady ut27o : .No.
lat.llttl.lc ; eomhliH ; and delalnu iloeceN llrm ;
' ) " , ) ' , , ' ' ® , ! ulll ° I1U | | delaine , .llifl
.lie ; MIchlKan line delaine. J.lo ; territory wools
nrokolllni ; steadily on thq Kconred li isis of M )
ii.'o clean foi llne.fl.it.\-o ( foi line medium and
Mitsui for medium : Texas , Uullfornlu and
Oreuon xxoolshtcaiiy In prleo hnliinlot ; pulled
xxocils , In modur.ito demand at : Choice Vnpers.
oai''c ; fair to Kood , 'IMfWo i extras , ' "JftLkio.
1 orelun xxools unchaimed.
Havana .MnrltctH.
n HAVANA , Sept. 2y.-Si-\Mbn Ooi.ii-J2KHi ! ®
* "
"P.\CII \NOK-Qnlet
buoAH ( julot. There xx ore resold 2,500 Ings
of eentrlfn mis. 1 to 1KP , des-rees | > ulurUtuloii.
ut M.li , gold , per ( inlntal.
1 < 'nroliii Oil Markrt.
LOMION , Sept. a ) . CAiA'lTTi li.ssrii-lN : )
IM ucriimrti | < r.
L tfcii un.-JOs T diai'.isDilper en t.
Trad or , T.t lie.
CincAdo , III. . Sept. 2lCoiinsolmanDavlo
I'ocKrell Ilrothers : htocka show a Mi ulni ;
tendency and the ir.idlni Is diminished ; pen *
plo liolni : Kenerallv afraid of xxhal llonld may
do. Missouri I'aell o llnetiMtos xvlth coiiKliloi-
hie rapidity , but x hllo this stock Jumps about
other stocks urn I'umpiiratlxely iiulot. l.aice
ouonitors whoxxoro hullini ; the market nro
known to hax o sold out and are now out of
blocks , The iiinln troutilo seonig to bu alinit
money , llanks hiuu Imen cullinir lo.ins iinlto
freely toduy and fiinuu uro rather haul to
Kut. There are lar o cold urlxnls. hut It U
feared that some looklni : up IIUN leen donu
anil the low state of bank reserve * mul.e this
potHlli'u.Vooxpect the market lo bo rather
dUtnrbtid unit kiCitclne for 11 fexv du\s.
UIIIUAUO , 111. , Sept 2y. tiwurtz , UupuoA. ilu-
rormlck to T. 0 , PrWrlr A. Co. ! Wheat todny
recovered a tiort'.wn iif the decline of llio lint
few days and shoixcid at the olo'O about 1 cent
iidvnnco oxer y ytenliiy. The rally xxas
caused by reported better Llxcrpool cables.
Aroom tradcrheroiind nnnthnrlnNoxvVork led
In the buying. The amount on pnsjaco'liowed
a decrease of 1 , ? > .tioj. Hiuolnn and Indian
Milpmeni * . 2vOsio i/Trero the lame ns the xvcck
before , Minneapolis nnd IMilntli hnd IKIOear * .
The Inspection shoot Ahoxxod but I.'KUIO ) con
tract wheat here. Corn xva < strong. Hocolpls
xxcto 100cars under oxpcetatlons r.stlmiito
for Wednesday only am oars. Noxv York
cleared 2iow ) biighcK The Inspoetlon sheets
showed a reduction fn the Mock of contract
corn of Illl.OUO , loajrjs'l.7i7.000 ( , over l.fioo.O Oof
this le I n a whlto and yelloxx , Fho Im
portant bull factors xxcro the smallncss
of the receipts , the prospect of oxen
smaller arrivals nnd the bull attitude
of shlppoi . Provisions xxero slronK.
LIchthoK receipts , u aood cash demand , cov
ering by certain Important local shorts , and
the strength of corn caused the Ilrmnc9 .
Blocks of meats October 1 xvlll show a heavy
reduction
CIIICACIO , III , . Sept. 20 Kennctt Hopkins .t
Co , toS.A , Mo\Vliorter \ : A sensationally bullish
article In a morning pitoer toKother xvtth a
ilecreaso on ocoin ti.isi.me of l,7 , OtXJ ) bu.
frlulitencfl shorts into covering. That Is the
only apparent reason for today's firmness.
The situation remains as bearish as oxer. 1 ho
receipts at primary markets keep up Clear
ances are comparatively light noxv , as export
business Is smalt , foreign markets snow
further depicsslon and l.lxcrpool adxlccsnro
to the elTcet that Trench houses xxcre reselling
In that market. Possibly the mar
ket may go nome higher before
shorts are nit satisfied hut xvlth
exist Ing conditions materially lower prices In
the near future seem assured. The old op
tions of corn showed further strength In con
sequence of continued light rscoluts and ex
cellent export demand They may go consid
erably higher under thcui circumstances and
of course the now options ulll advance some
what In sympathy but on fair rallies It Is bo-
lloxed May corn Is a silo O.its haxo been
quiet and Him xxlthout a feature ol Intelcst.
A continued demand from shoits npprelien-
slxo of a bullish report on tock of
provisions at thu close of the month 1ms kept
the in.it-Let rather strong all day. besides llio
supply of hogs coming In from the country Is
disappointingly small and the quality 10-
markably poor It hits been supposed th it
the quality would Improxo by October I , but
the rexerso Is shown by cuirent recelntK.
There Is nothing on uhlcli to sell the product
under such conditions.
OMAIl.L / , / > ' / : SIUCIC Jl.lIlKKTS.
OXIAIH , Sept. TO.
Yesterday's run of cattle. ,1.2CO bend , breaks
the iccoid for this years for the llrst txvo days
this ueek lecolpts uxcted those for Monday
and Tuesday of last xveolc by ovei 4,000. Ite
celpts of lie s about the s.ime. Theioxvas no
material Improxument In cattle values , tlio
market being xery sloxv and dragging on both
beef stecis and liutchor stock. The feeder
market xvas aellxo and about steady , llo
maiket actlxo and firm. AH sold early , lops
Jl. bulk J4 03(34 ( 7.1. ax eiagoeost ? 4.7U'i. bheep
market aetlvo and easier.
A ye ir ago It xxas claimed that range cattle
xvcro being marketed xxlth unusual freedom
bt cause of Uio dcslro of oxer > body engaged
in tin ) eattlo business on the frontier to got
i Id of their holdings and free themselves from
all range connections. It Is undoubtedly true
that many concerns sold down very closely
xx Ith this end In view. It xx'as bollox cd In con-
scouencc of this and the other fact that cattle
haxo done so much bettor In the past foxv
months that range marketing In the opening
season xvill bo somoxvhut lighter than in It'-K ' ) .
Tlilsoxpectatlonthough. Is not being rcall/ed.
Shipments fiom the northwest ; are mete free
thtin ayearago Insplto of the fact that the
markets Just noxv aio less favorable that. A fexv
months slnco and that oxorythlng points to
tin If t and profit in the cattle business for sev
eral \ oaito eomo. Kaniio eattlo are being
mmketed xvlth great fieedom and this fact Is
doing inoio than anything else to just now de-
prcsthu maiket , ushlumenls xxero no heav
ier than In some seasons there xxould bo no
good reason on the surface for eattlo not soil-
in' ' considerably higher than the picsont
tilling pilces. It is prob.ibly true , though , that
notxvlthstandlng the hopes entertained many
of those engaged lu i .inching have become so
thoroughly satisfied that tlio business cannot
bo peimanently piofltablo that they aio
an\lous under any circumstances to aban
don It.
UATTt.n-Onielal rocolnts of cattle , Ii.503 ,
as compared with 4.1)80 ) yesterd.iv and 2.1dV
Tuesday of last xxcek. Market dull and
demorall/ed on beef x allies. All but bobtcows
sold . > c HUMi Aetlvo demand for good feeders.
Market strong , common grades dull , I'lght
thousand la the j'aids , a good shato unsold at
the close.
Iloos Official receipts of hogs , n,7M as
compared xvlth 1,001 yesterday and 4.011 Tues
day of last xvcek. Market aetlx o and strong
on best heavies. I'll in on light nnd mixed
stuff. Quality conMdor.iblv better than yes
terday , and everything sold In good season ,
Light. t4iO ( < 3l7a ; heavy , ? 1.7.1JOJ ; mixed ,
J4 ( . ' , © 4.7.1.
SiibiuOlllclal receipts of sheep 517
as eompircd xxlth none yesterday and 3i84 :
Tuesday of last xveek. 'Active and steady
market. Demand good.
Kpuclptfl nml Disposition ofStooIc.
Ofllclal receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the hooks of the Union Stock Yards
company for tlio txxenty-four liouis , ending at
0 o'clock , p. m. , Septum ber 21) ) , li-'ll :
Dtbl'OtilTlO.V.
lliiyerH ll'nttle I HOBS Ibheep.
Oinnlm I' ID sso
C II llninmoml coinpiiny li'll
Swift .X fo 217
Cndiihy I'ucklnu coiiipnn ) . . . l.ll'.l . 3.VI
John I' . Squires A. Co . . . .
.North I1. .V 1 * Co
M'lBon MorrlH. . . . ITU
Hnerry tV llnriu'B
Shippernml U'Ctlcra
Left oier
To till 4,1,1U , Ml !
Io ] > cscntnttvo SalcH.
STEBIIS.
Afoiind tin.1
O. .M. Miles of OlllottoVyo , , had four can
of cattle on the marUot.
The Ocallalu Oaltto cotnp.iny had Inn car
of cattle fioni Casper , \\yo.
The Carllslo rattlocomp.ui } sontln twoo.irs
of cattle from O.isper , Wyo.
1 loy Hi otherof Ccilurt llio , Utah , hud ( ho
cats of c.ittle on the market.
Colcrovo A. A. of Wynmro wore anioiiR those
who had ho s on the market.
1) . DoltrlcU , a ro ul irand e\tonsl\o shipper
from Upland , marketed liojrs.
I'tank Wolcott h.id two eirs of cattle here.
lie shipped from Caspar , Wyo.
W N. Dawson , a stocKm.in of Cody , was
ninoni , ' tlioso who bad cattle hole.
\\eant Ilrothers. shipper at IIIuo Springs ,
had two cars of eattloat thoyiiids.
1. I1. Duncan of Duncan Itios. Hosclnud
biDiiglil In a car each of cattle and hogs.
The farmers Onln and Stock company and
A. I. . TunberR of Hooper marketed lion's.
1' . W. Lindsay of .lackson , Minn. , had six
teen cars of Minnesota cattle at the yards.
The Western Union Ileef company had
twenty cars of ranu'o e.itllo on the matkot
Qcneral Mun.iKorliaucncKh.is recall i d tlio
now tarlir sheutof the rt. Worth A. Denier
City Railway company iiiakln ; a late on beef
.catlln from points on tint line , Hillhbiuy to
Toxllno IncliiBiic , to Omaha of $7i ( 70 jier
standard car. This Is a reduction of Jrt.PO per
ear and this fact tosother with the superior
ity of this market will naturally Induce a
fair Hlniro of the .southwestern business to
eomo this way.
Clilcnjjo hive Stock Starker.
riuCAOO , 111 , Sept. 29. [ Special Tolecram to
TUB IiBK.1 ( lood to eUra grades of cattle.
were In fairly aolho donvind for eastern and
foreign account , .mil as there was but a hand
ful of that class in the pens , unices remained
strong. 1'or other descriptions the mar
ket was steady to llrm. The demand
for poor to fair crudes was not a whit moro
actli o than on Monday , but the decreased of
ferings and the piosueotof moilerato receipts
for tlio remainder of the i\ ecu seriod to nar-
tlally restore conlldence. Today's arrivals of
natlie eattlo did not ronch II.OOU head. ' 1 hev
sold pilnolpilly at fiom } 1 40 to $ . ' . . ' 5
for cows and bulls and fiom } IV ) to
JVi'i lor steers , tnoimli the o\tremo
ranKo of quotations was $1.00 to $ fi.2j. West
ern" to the nnmuer of about 4.0..0 weio ic-
eeliod. They were quoted at fiom $1.1,0 , to
SI 00 for cows and at from if 100 to $4 75 for poor
to choice steois. There w is a sale } estorday
of line Montana steers at $ " > ' - " > but that Hunro
lb away aboio tlio Roneral maikot. TON.IS
cattle woio Him at fiom fl ' , ' " > to J10J for poor
to choice qualities. Something o\tri would
biliu from } .li" > to t.l. l" > . C.ilics were In dc-
niandatan adianco on lust week's prices ,
prime ( iiialltloh selling ficely at from Jj.OO to
: > . . ' " ) .
There was an unlooKed for light run of hogs
today , only about lv',100 a > riving. Naturally
enough a llrmci feeling took possession of the
m.iiliet but there was not vitality enough In
the demand to carry up pi Ices to any notable
extent , the average being not appreciably
higher than for Monday taking Into account
thodlllcieuco of the quality of the olfoi Ings.
Thorowasa fairly good demand from ship
pers , but the wants of local puckers appealed
to bo few and had the supply
ic'iched the average pioportlons it Is doubtful
If the market would ha\o been any better
than on Monday , bales wcio note I all the
way Iroin * J.OO 10 J..7."i ! for little pigs , culls and
common grasseis to J5 4U. A few loads of prime
heavy and medium weights were taken -it
fiom if"- " ) to 540. Troni 14 TO lo $ . ' > 10 bought
mobtof the hca\y and medium weights and
fioni ft.'J'i to $1 70 weio the pi 01 ailing urkos
for light.
The Kienliu Journal icpoils : CATTLE
Itecelpts. y.UCO ; shipments , ; ir > 00 ; in irket
steady ; prime to evtra stiers. JdCOIiO Hi ; good
lo choice.i.HU < 2. > 73 ! others' { - > .7.Vi4.7r > : To\ans ,
KJLKi ( , ' . ' . < 0 : i.m.'ors. T.vat.nos stockers , J. 0X3 ( >
2.r > ; butchers' cows. $ .MJit. 'iO.
IIous Kecelpts. ll.iMU ; shipments , R.OO' ) , Mar
ket falily actlio and steady ; rough and
common , T.ii4.4J ! ; nilM'ii and p ickers , j4.ruTft
4 IK ) ; prime heaiy and hutrhers weights , J'.UO
© . - > .UI ; light , tl 2-.a .7 : > .
hin , I i'-l ecelpts. 0 OJO ; shipments , . ' ! 000. Mar
ket steady to strongei ; n i the owes , J .luiftl U"i ;
mixed and wethois -'Viil.'O ; westeiiH , ( I UO ;
lUht Toii > .8IOOi lumlii , , ifl. : > ( . ® . ' ) .10.
New York Ijlvo tnclc Market.
NKW Yoitic , f-ont. L'O HKKVIHceolpts ,
8711 , all for oxporlois and > < lauglileier > ; no
tiadlng ; feeling llrm ; diessed beef , steady ,
NS'iU'l'ic ' ' ; shipments today , 501 beoies ; tomui-
row. 0 , HKiciiintois ] of beef.
l'\l.M s Hcci'lpls , .ll" ) ; market , ste.idy ;
\eals , $ ii.OtXitl7"'i ! : neitoins.
i' llecelpls. .1,704 ! market llrmj sheep ,
If4 orV."i ; lambs , $ \/iHiM ; diessc < l mutton
llrm at ? 8'4o ' : ilrcssod lamb- > steady at7Ti.1)13c. ( )
lions Kocelpts , S.OJI. all consuned direct ;
mat Let nominally stead } at fl b
ICans is City Ute Stuck ATiirkct.
KANSAS CITV. Mo , Sept. 21) ) . CATTI.K Uo-
coliits , .VJ10 ; shipments. - . ' . .H)0. ) Market steady
tostion ; hteers. Jls.'i\ ; co b , fl " , " > U. > , > .7u ;
stoelieis and feeders. iCMiu ® 1.70.
llocs Kecelnts. 1 > , UOiMhlpmenti , fiOO. Miu-
ket steady tii sttons ; bull ; , fU > .Y&I.Ui : all
grades W So ® 1.7.1
SilKM1 Itecelpts , 030 ; no bhlpmonta. Mar
ket steadj , _
St. Ijouls I < lvo MocU Mnrkot.
ST. I.HI is Mo . Fept. ' . " ) . Crri.u Itocolpts ,
4iiUO ; shipments 1.IOU ; market htrougei ; fair to
cholco niitlio steers } -.SUli. ( > .r > ( J ; Texans and
Indliins , t'.tOii.lft'S.
Hods Itecelpts , 5(100 ( , shipments , 1. 100 ; mar-
Kut hiendy , heal } , ifl.70inil.b. > ; ml\cd , J4.Litl 7U ;
llKllt , Jl W 4 IA ) . _
/.s IM ; u.i//c/i.s.
I1 lour.
Omaha Milling rompuii } . Hellnnco. 1'atcnt ,
J-J.tiO ; Invincible , I'alenl , W.8u ; l.ono Mar. Su
perlative , $ . ' 50 ; fcnowlliiko , tJ.lt ) ; r.incy I'lini-
lly. if-.OO
I ! . T. Daxls Mill companx' . No 1 and Cream
HlKh 1'atent. f..M. IIIuo 1) ) . ami lied I' . , if-.fiO ;
I.Ion ami lluxxkuyc , f-1 loj Itoynl No li'.Spiclal
I'.itont , f.100 : .Minnesota and Dauotu , 1'atonl ,
$ -00 ; Ixansas Hard Wheat , Patent , $ J.bO ; No-
bi.iskti Stniljlits. t' . ' < 0
H. r. ( iilmnn's Cold Medal. } ? .SO ; Snnxx White ,
if..rid ; bnowllnl.e , * ' . ! ; low Ki.ido , 11 U ) ; ( jucun
of tlio I'antry.K ) : Minnesota Supuilatlve ,
j..t-O ; bruu , JI.l.OJ ; chopped feed , i.-.UO.
Coiiniry I'roiliii'c.
non Cienor.il market , HViJKl'i ' ,
ll'irri.u Cliolio coiintiy butter. 15U17c ;
packed htook. ll'i il.'e
I'oin.Tltx- chickens } . ! .7KiH ! OJ ; choice
olu hens , * , kO iit.l M.
A vorv snnill pill , but u very good ono. Do
Witt's Uttlo Knily Hlsots.
TEe True Way
TO RID THE HUMAN BODT OP
The Poison of Disease
IS 70 KOIlCi : IT OU'l T1IUOV01I Till : bKI.V.
SWIFTS SPECIFIC
nhvriya docs this clTectimlly. U ( reals the
dlscitso Instead of the symptoms , mill re
moves the cntiso , tlicrcby making n cure.
Mrs. L' ,1. Iloxuu , No. U Qalncy 8t , Mcdforii ,
Jinn , ntt ( list her mother lia < Uin curul of
birofuU , by llio luo of fuiirboltlu of CS.a.O.t
aftrrluxhy Imd nnicli oilier treatment , and Lelng
ruluci-d lo ( jullo alow condition of health , tus It xxoi
tlion lil diu could not llxc ,
Tieatltc ou UloyJ miJ hUln ll ) fn > M mailed free.
Cockroll Bros F. 0. Swnrtz < fc Ob. ,
IlroVcri andomli b jpr llrokrr < . ( lrnln t'r t l lon
Prlrnto wlrpn to Now rip I'runto wlrn to 81.
Jerk , Clilrnitu , A M IxvilsnniU'lilOiiiiii Itoom
1oul 111-IS llentd of ' llonrdof 'Tr < ilpOmi hn ,
Trndo i KichnrKelldV , tf Oumtk
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , Bolm Sash & DoorOo
Mnnuluctiirvn of nnih M iiiiifactiircranf iuouljl
iloori bllnilH nmt tnnr < ( > blliHl' doors , tto *
iiHiulMlnn" Branch of Olllie
Hie , Uth nnil I7inl ' Is llooiii I-'I lleo HulMIni ; .
& 'IKAM AXJ ) WATUli SIJI'PLIES
U. S. Wiiul Eigino & A. L. Straug & Sona ,
Pump Oo , , 10)-1001 I'nrnim street.
UnllliHy Wind Mllli
lUSiuul 'J.'O.Ioneti-trci't '
Neb
Oninhi
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(1 I' lldsn , uctliiKinnuT ? r
TKA , COWEU ,
.Cousolitlatod Oofibo
Company ,
1414 iiml 14IH llnrney SI ,
Uiniilin , .N'ub.
'IOYS. JSILLIAUDS.
II. Hardy Oo. , ThoBrunswiok- "
Toy , ilolH , nllmni' . Balko-Oollendor
fancy Koiidi , homiilill HUM ird merchnmlliio.
nMiliU Kooilt , ( hll'l- Hubon , llvlurej ,
jenN cnrrliiie 407 , 4n ( H llllh "trcet ,
IJ1U rurnniii Street. Omiilni
a
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED
A. D. Boyer & Co. , Hunter & Qrcoat
W ixchnni0 : ! llillMInf , Ml i\lhnliKe : llulldlng ,
bouth Oiunhn. Sou tli Onuilin ,
Miss IClla Joseph loft vosterday for Love
land , Cole , , \\Iiorosho xxlil tench in thepuUllu
schools duiliif , ' thocoiuiiiB jcai
COMMISSION FrIERCHAHT ,
and
NOB. 2 and 4 Shormnn St. ,
Rooms CO & GO CHICAGO.
Ftri.tTlun f nclllll. for Ihn l' ' ' ' " j' ' * " [ iTr/irii /
'
ava SMA'ss i,1 , :
t WANTED
x Total liiuni nt CITIEO ,
I COUHTIEB , SCHOOL ,
H LI c y a & * > ij ? ninrnicTB , WATER
COMHAfllEa.OT.R.R.COMPANIEB tA
H.W.HARnisTcoiffANYBanl(8 ( %
101.1(35 ( Dearborn Gtrool , CHICAGO'
13 Wa'l Street. NEW VOIIK'
70 Ktato St. UO6TOW. .
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Corner lUth and Mason Streets ,
New biilldlnv , now riiralinri ) uterjr Unaflrit
rlami , lluoil Incnlliia la Ihu illy , nil umilorn lui
irimiiicnu , Htuiin ( lent , tint. Call Hold , lUtti
and ItnrbiT.Shuiilaauiiiiuclliiii nieetrle nnil I ati4 |
'uriliiuiir iMrt oJ Urn city Trjr in nnd | iO CUH.
vlmed Ihnt wohuvo ( ho tm t lieu > u ( or Ihu luonef
ncil u ( Lhlcaju. Unt i ( tuiull.W tu II Ml I'Cr d * *