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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1893)
ft TTTR OMATTA'iVATLY HHT * ViVlHWDAY. SRPTRM'HRf ' ? . 7 IflJW. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Myatorioiw Bujlng Orcloru Raised Prices Another Notch , WHEAT , CORN AND OATS STILL ON THE RISE Interest Centered on fleam Who , ItVn * Thoucl't , U'a Mnnlpulntlnff on the Hull Sldo StocUi nit Ilondx * CniCAOO , Sept , 0. A spirited advance In grain occurred today on buying orders from no ono knows whore , but sufficiently heavy to glvo the shorts a complete fright. The trade naturally looked for manipulation to account for the bulgo. Interest centered on Itoatn. Ho had ma-do losses on the short side , and today wai thought to bo manipu lating on the bull t .do. Ho had behind him , It is said , Orr , Mitchell , Driver , MoDjugall , Champlaln , Nester and 0110 or two big commission - mission houses. This was force enough to lift prices without natural Influences , but some thought the market w.ts up on Us morlts. Wheat at the opening was about ? c lower than yesterday's closing , became strong and advanced l , ' o , then eased ( iff J < e , again ruleu very strong , and prices were advanced l } e , then ruled easier , and the closing was nbout lo hlgncr forScntctnborand Jfchigher ! for December than the closing llgures of yesterday. It was reported that the Now Vork banks were apt to call a largo portion of the certificates now. Closing cables were higher , and thooxportclcarances were again quitelargo. . Corn was ehlolly Influenced by the un broken dryncss. The government weekly weather report was looked upon as bullish and this had a stimulating effect. The market opened at nbout yesterday's closing prices and after holding steady for awhile advanced } < fe to Ic , reacting { fa later be came firmer and at the close1'had gained J e to 1'jfu. Shippers were good buyers. Oats were liriner with a fair trade. The olTcrliiFS wore not largo and wheat and corn being higher , prices were easily advanced e to J < c , and the close was firm at the top. A fair part of the business was in changing from October to May. There was a littlu more business in pro visions than there has boon for a day or two back , but the total have been easily squeezed into ten minutes of ordinary active trading. Closing prices were generally from fie to U."ie higher than last nlirht , the greatest gain being in September pork. October pork is IfkJ down. Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , MO cars ; corn , DOS cars ; oats , 277 ears ; hogs , 80.000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows : . OATS-NO. 2.24)sc ) ; No. 2 while , f. o. b. , 27 ? c ; No. 3 ivhlli' . f. o. b. , 25ia'-G5'c. ! KYE-NO. U.41C. HAIU.CV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b.,40ffl BOc : No. 4 , f. o. h.,40c. KI.AX tiKin-No. 1 , $1.02 . TIMOTHY HEII : > 1'rlnic , J3.10 < rl3.20. I'OIIK Mess , per bill. , JlG.TOBlo.SO ; lard , per 100 11)- , . , * M,2Oi38.25 ; short rlhs sides ( looin ) , f'J/J&QO.ao ; dry salted hhonldors ( lioxiidl , $7.2n7.no ; bhort clear sides Iboxedi , IU.2I ! > ® 9.i7t. : . WHISKY Distillers' finished ioods , porRal. , SmiAiis Out loaf , Gicj ! Branilliitcd , 5.B7c ; itiindard "A , " Olie. The followliiK were the receipts and ship- man Is for today : On the Produce nxchanjro today the butter niarkot was quiet at the recent advance ; creamery , lG' < t2.ric ; dairy , 1021c. Eggs , steady ; strictly fresh , Mo. New York MurkutH. Nr.w VOHK , Sopt. G. KIXHMI Itecolpts , 23- 000 pkKS. ; exporls. 51,000 hbls. ; hales , 20,000 iikKs ; marltct active and firmer ; winter wheat low frrndoM , J2.45 ; fair to fancy , $2,453.45 ; winter patentx , J3.40iS4.00 ! Minnesota clear , FJ.f)0 a3.00 ; ; Minnesota HtralKhU , $3.3024.00 ; tlliinchdtii puli'iiiH , * 3.'Ji-l.o. ( : ) COIIN MiAiStt > iily ; yellow western , J2.GOI& 2.70 ; MC-stern , $2.00412.70. ltri-lull : ; wcbtern , & 2K03c. llAUi.KVMAl.T Dull ; western , GnQSOc. WHEAT Itecelpls , 34,000 Int. ; exports , 100- 000 hii , ; sales , 2,0'J5l)00 ) hu. futures , 334,000 1m. huit. | Spot mai ket moderately nctjve and KtroiiRcr ; No. 2 red , In Htoru anil elevator , 70i ( > 7lesalloat , 71ac ! : f. o. h. , 71 ! , ; No. 3 red. pot. GBc ; illiKriideil red , G2i3G'Jic ! ! No. 1 northern , 71'ic. Options active and stronger ; opened oir on local ruaUzlir- , rallied , advanced aharply , eloslni ; at about the top on Improved speculative buying anil llrmorcables ; Heptoni- lior. 70tt71'ic , closltiK at 71 iic ; October , 71 fj ® 72Uc , nloslni ; at 72o ; December , 7fiiiJ70Se ! ( ! , closing at 7 , ' > .T > c. t'OHN lteceiplH , 03,000 bu. ; exports , 10,000 1m. ; Kales. 0110,000 liu. futures. 3G.OOO bu. spot. Bouts quiet hut llrni ; No. 2 , 4Gic In elevator , 47o alluat. OjitlonH Meady and fairly native on reports of Herlous ilaituiKO to crops ; September , 454 ? ie , closing at 4Ge ; October , 4G , i34G'e. closing at4G c ; Jleeemher , 47 ! ® IHe , elo-iiiB at 48c ; May , 4H.f < ii40H' ( , closing at 4UJe ! , OATK-lteciilplK , 13U.OOO hu. ; exports. 105- 000 bu. ! sales , 175,000 bu. futures Uio.UCU liu. biiot. hpotb Jib hlKhor mid fairly actlvo. Oii- tlons qulol. fairly stenily , closing btoniller with corn ; September , 80ft3Uic ! , closing at B0ju ; Octobnr , ! ) OifJ30C ! , closing at aO'4c ' ; Noveml.er. : ili(31Mc ( , clostni ; at 31icNo. ! 2 white. , 33iaJ3) ! ) < e. No. 2 ChleiiKti , : il31UC ! No. 3 t'lili-tiKu , 2U'e ; No. 3 white , 32ie ; mixeil western , 3 ( > 1iltc. ! ! HAV Weaker ; shlnpliii ; , G5ft70e. lloi'H-Qiilel ; raelllecoiibl. lUl,2Jc. ( lllPKrt Steady ; wet suited New Orleans BO. Irctcd , UifiCOAu , . . 4 < 3Ie ; Te.MiK beleclcd 50 ® 0(1 ( Ibs. , 4ii5i ( < ; llnonos Ayres dry , 24 Ibs. , lie ; Texas dry. 21IB27 Ibs. , Hi 8Hc. Wooir-tjulet ; domeHtle lleeco , 2028c ; pulled. IHtWSc ; TOSIIH , 1UQ17C. I'liovisiONS-C'ut meats , quiet ; pickled bo I- lU > .sll ! < < ( Ml4c ! pickledfhoulUors.ui ! ! ; pickled liiiniK , liKTilOijc. I.ard.llriu ; sales. & 00 tlerce.s at t8xrcHfi ( ( ) ; opIloiiH.noiulnally hluhur. 1'orlc , Uriu ; new mess , $1G,0017.00. HUTTKII I'lrm ; western il lry and creamery , j iMlfe ; western fajlory , 10171ic ; Klh-lu > , BK Steady ; part skims , ' . ; < ar > 'Sc. Kiius-rirm ; wenturii fresh , 10 < / < ijil7c. ' ( tu "or IllihVi . K Uasop , , If , KIHUII Hnw , HtrniiK ; Kales.bO.OOO Imesi vnrl- lIsccntrlfiiKills.OG tdsl , 111 , , rli : ; U.GOO IIIIKH mo- ( . UCllllllUl. liiH.sea , 80 test , at 3iJic ! ; rellned , ktroni ; , uood 1'Kl lilON-Quloti American , $12.76 ® 1 5.00. Coi'rnu Steady ; lake , ( D 00. LEAD- Very linn ; domestic. 13.06 , TIN Stroni ? ; Straits. fl'J.40 ; plates , firm ; ipoltor , quiet , but steady ; domestic , * 3,70 , ( til .MMrlietii , On , CITY , b'opt. 0. Nutloiml trmislt cor- ttllcHtfB opened nt OOii ; lilKliust. r > 2li ! lowest. GOH ; clcscd , G2U ; uules , 41,0011 bill. . ; cleur- mices , 74,0110 bbU. ; khlpmunts , U2'J22 bbls , ; runs , Hi.iaa ubix. i'n-reiiumi , Sept. C. Nutloiml transit cortltlcatukopeiieilat GO'I ; closed , 01 J4' : hluli- o t , BUWi to went , GO ' 4 ! kales , 6.000 bbU. l.iVKiii'oou Sept. o.--Ttlii ! > K.VTiNB Steady ; tiolUerM direr modurutnly ; Nplrlls , 22s par cwt. ItosiN Steady ; holder * inlor mo.lerutely. KBW i'oiiK , Sept. O. l'Kritoi.KUU-Opened roiiK ! opcnlnu , till ) ; Khi t , li'J'ie ; lo i ) ! > t , ciclosliiK.O'JUi ; ; s , U.OUu bids. United closed at ti'J'iC. ' C'OJTIINSEEII Oir < Stonily ) yellow , , ItosiNI''lriil ; Ktralnuil common to coed , . . TUIIl'BNTINU StrOIIK. LONIKIM , Sept. O.-C'AI.CUITA ' at , 4U Ud perowt. TuwtNTlNB fJl 22a 3d per cwt , MnQuhoiterToxUtuTruilu. MANCIIKSTKII , Bopt. 0 , Tlio Uuurdlun nay * : Tborelm- . been 11 illgut | ncrniioof : | Inqulrlus froni India In tlio last week mid tcver l good orders ( or klilrtlue * luivu been plucoil at but ter price * . Offuru for JuconuU uro cuutliitf fur- wnnl. Vnrr. arc' firm , but binlnens js modcr- / to. Mnnuf/icturorj oiTor freely fnr Ainorlcnn crons , but hoiimo to jtlvo llio fractional ad- vnuco ( Icniuudod. 1.1 KU 01.1) TI.MKS , Omnlia IJunk ClparliiRH ftc ninln r Tliolr .Normal Site Merclmnu Knooiirncod , The bank clearances contlnuo Increasing and tlio mandgor * of ilnanctnl Institutions re port a steady Krowtli of thn fpflltiK that bust- ncM affulri arc r.ipfdly resuming tholr normal condition. Trices on produce mill provision * nro advanuluK and tlioro li a firmer demand forKood sfcurlllc * arid stocks of all kluds that have a recognized valito. Nearly UK ) wholesale Jobbers and merchant took dinner at tlio Commercial club cafe yes torday , and whllo enjoying tholr aftor-dlnnnr In dlwlu slni the buslno's ckarii , tin en nod in - I.-- < n.-i - . " , " " Munition. It xas tlio concensus , of opinion that business uTaln ( had Improved wonilci fully wlthlii the past mivcti ilavs , and all of them worn arranging for'ublg limitless this month. They believe , from reports aunt In by their trnvo fug repre sentative : ! , that the people are rapidly regain ing thulr old-ilmo conlldeiico and wen" ngaln putting their money Into circulation. A largo number of new orders are lulng received by thu Omaha Jobbers In every mall and umafl dealers all over the state nro Ineronslnir tholr sloiiksof cofids Iti expectation of a fall trade , which will emial , If nek surpass , that of last fall. Such reports arn very encouraging to wholesaler * , and nearly nil lines ot business are showing a healthy activity since thu llrst of Iho month. , , Wheat ndvaiiceil a strong point vcstenmv. and , while Iho market wavered a llttlo after the opening , It.soon recovered and closed linn on Iho advance. Corn closed In strong de- rnancl at lf ! advance. I'ork was a llttlo lower but the market was rather active anil witlsfaetory , hard Jumped up lOo.so did ribs , mid every tiling closed llrmorthati nt thu open- lug of thu market. St. I.mils .Markets. ST. Louis , Sept. 0. I'lotm-Qulet , un changed. , , . WIIKAT Opened ! c lowor. but rallied Ic soon anil was later forced down by soiling. - - - and caused rally , thqdoslng.prlco being fie nbovo irostordtiy ; - 2 red , cash , GCJMc ; September , Gl'Jc : Oc.lober , G2 ? c ; Do- comber. G7'.55J07 ' ic : May. 74ijc. IngCOIIN Strong on the crop conditions , gain- Ing ? 4&/iU ! No. 2 mixed , cash , 35 c ; Septeui- OATS Stronger ; No. 2 cash , 23'ic ' ; Septem ber , 23'c ; October.Mi ; ; May , 20c. Hvt-llotter : ; No. 2 , 40ie. ! IlAiu.uY No t radius. IlliAN Irregular ; cast track , u2c. KI.A.X Hnr.p-Illgher ; 04c. IIAY Steady ; iirlmu to choice timothy , JU.OOffllU.OO. ItiJTTiiii Quiet ; separator creumory,3334c ; dairy , a ItfMWc. ICiios I Uglier ; l.TJc. I.KAII Firm at $3.05. COIIN MlIAIr-l'.75. WHISKY $1.12. ItAiiiiKllic. . Corro.N 'us 05C3M.OO. I'ltovisn-NS Strong. advaucIiiK ! new pork , $10.50 ; In i , $ s.20i dressed meats , loose shoulder * 7.50 ; lonirs and clear ribs , $0.00 ; sllorls. i boxed , lOc more ; bacon , packed should. ' " 8.75 ; longs and clour ribs , $10.75a $10.H7'snorts ; , $ U.12' ' , < ail.25 ; hams , 134J 14c foreugai cured. Flour , 20,000 sacks ; wheat. 107- 000 bu. ; corn , 45,000 bu. ; oats , 24,000 bu. SHIPMENTS Plnur. 20,000 sacks ; wheat , 24- 000 bu. ; corn. 'Jd.OOO bu. ; oats. 10,000 bu. Cotton .Murki't. New Oiir.EANS , Sept. 0. Steady ; middling , 7 0-lGc ; low middling , 7 7-lGc ; good ordinary , 74o ! ; net receipts , 1,1-15 bales ; gross receipts , 1,532 bales ; exports coastwise , 3,100 bales ; sales , 5,500 bales ; stock , 44,791 bales , lu- turos quiet and steady ; sales. 47,000 bales ; September , ? 7.H4 bid ; October , $7.6537.50 ; No vember , $7.70 ; January , $7.87. ST. I.ouis. Sept. 0. Urni ; mixed , 7c ! ; sales , 2,300 bags ; receipts , none ; shipments , none ; stock , l'J.300 bales , NCMV Vorlc llry IJ'iods .Market. New VOIIK , Sept. G. Taking ono day with another thu Improvement In Iho dry goods market can scarcely bo seen , but compared with that of the week liefore , tbo business of the past week shows a marked Improvement In ilie volume of transactions. Tlio demand Is chlelly forstamlaid 3-yard and 4-yard slireon- Ing. lirown and bleached and colored cotton goods Hold their own. There Is some falling off In the export Inquiry. Liverpool .Miirurts. Livnitpont , , Sept. G. WIIUAT Firm ; ile- miind moderate ; holders oiler moderately ; No. 1 California , 5s Hd5s Od i > or cental ; No. 2 red winter , 5s 4'iil5s ' 5n percental. CDIIN Uumaiid fair ; mixed western , 4s percental. CiiKKSE-OITerca freely ; 4s Gd per cwt. LAUD 12s per cwt. Mllw.iukeo Markets. MII.WAIIKKF : , Popt. G. AVnKAT lllsbor ; No. 2 spring , G2c ; December , GGc. CORN Quiet ; No. 3 , 38c. OATS-KIrm ; No. 2 white , 28e. HAIU.EY & 2c. Unchanged at43c. Irregular. Pork , $15.20. ColT o Market. Nr.w VOHK , Sept. G. Options opened firm , closing steady , 5ft 10 points advance ; sales , 11,000 bags. Includin : September , $10.50 ® 15.55 . ; October. $15.70015.75 ; Nox'ombor , $15.GO15.70 ; December , $15.50'5il5.55iami'- ; nry , $15.4515.55 ; February , 415.301010.40. Spot Uio , Urm , nominal at 17 . > I'lilludclplilu ( Ir.iln Market. DKM'HIA , Pent. G. WHEAT Firm , higher ; October , GOV70c. COIIN Firm : September , 4G ? c. OATS Car lots steady ; futures dull anil Irregular ; No. 2 white , September , 3434JJc. Oliicinimti Market" . CINCINNATI , Sept. 0. WIIKAT Scarcer , strong ; No , 2 red. f > 8e. COIIN Nominal ; No. 2 mixed , 42c. OATS Stronger ; No. 2 nil.\cd,2Gic. ! WHISKY Steady ; $1.12. llultlmorn Ciniln Market. flAi.TiMom : , Sept. G. WHEAT Firmer ; Sep tember , ( > Bc. COIIN Qnlot ; October , -IGilc. OATS Firm ; No. 2 white we&torn , 34c. .Market. MiNNKAi'Ol.is , Sept. G. WIIKAT Weak ; Sep tember , OOuj December , 04' ; cash on track , No. 1 hard , 04e ; No. 1 northern , ti2e ; No. 2 northern GUc. Uecelpts , 218 cars. Toli'ilo liniln Aliirknt , Toi.r.po , Sopt. 0. WiinAT Easy , higher ; No. 2cash , G4fie. CHUN Dull , steady ; No. 2 cash , 42c. OATS Quiet ; Nocash , 20e. \Vniil Alnrkct. ST. Iotii8.Sopt. G , Qulut ami unchanged , The feeling Is growing moro Bottled with thu Improvement , of thu financial situation. STOCK * AND HOMtS. .Market Uniloiuly Throuuhmitvltli I'rtcrH I'lnrtiiKtlni ; and Uiinottlcil. Nnw YOIIK , Sept. 0. The material ad vance in the prices of securities on the Stock exchange uuriiiK the lust two business days ; , based though they were upon more solid foundations than are usually to he found at the bottom of speculative movements , in duced the bear clement to make advances upon the hull forces this morning , Their attack was well concerted and , coming at ilra time when reall/atlons of prollts wore being made , was moro effective than if it hail not received such assistance , The absence of any largo foreign orders and the weakness of American rall > vay in lndou also hulpad to unsteady the dealings and had it not been for the generally fair conditions anil the strength of the bull pojl , tlto reactionary in- ( luoni'os would not have been so successfully checked us they were. As is usual when the bears take the offensive , rumors affecting unfavorably the stocks to hu attacked are at once set allont , and today yytis no exception to the rule. 31. Paul was made the subject ot one of these pluus of campaign , It being given out that the company was a borrower of money In Ivondon at exorbitant Interest and that the dividend would be passed. A prompt denial I of the rumor was made by President Miller , but meanwhile thu stock hud declined 2 per cunt from last night's closing , Tliero was u subsequent rally of 2 per cent , which [ was followed hy a reaction hy which the recovery was almost wiped out , the Ing price being only } i per cent above thn est price. The Issue of ! 5,000 of clearing house certltleates was looked upon us unfavorable lo thu general opinion as to an easy money imirkot and thu cancellation of $500,000 I of thesecertltleates did net compensate for the unexpected Issue of nearly fciMJ.OOO of them. All of thesi ) disturbing causes had the effect of unsettling the speculation , which was large in volume , After : i morning de cline , which went through the entire active list , there was an afternoon rally in which not alone was thu decline recovered , but tin many instances hlirher figures were made , , in the lutu dealings prices itucluated on nar row isolations , thu tone of the market being uiuettled , and so it closed , Among tno stocks which show a ilccllr.o as compared with yesterday , uro ; tit. Paul , U per cent ; Northern Paclflo preferred , l\ \ Missouri i'iicUie , 1ft ; Erlol , # ; Utnoa Pacific , 1J < ; Whisky , H | ; Northwestern and Tjcad , each , 1 ; Hurlington , NoWKnglatul and Canada Southern , J ; Sugar and Atohlson , J/ . Nnw VoitK , Sept. 0. The Post saya : Part of the earlier reaction In the thhrhe't was duo to the unexpected action of the clearing homo loan committee' . It had been gener ally expected that a very largo block of the certificates wpuld bo canceled , but J2CiWO ; moro wore asked for , This wtis"a matter of surprise and disappointment , especially In view of the growing case ' .n tltno money rates. Thu reasons for the issue nro .not known. The truth about tlu loan cortill- catns is however , that the stronger banks nro making nn effort now-to accumulate cer tificates In their own balances , paying out cash instead , This means n profit , since each bank is allotted dally nt the rnto of 0 per cent on till certificates , , reported in its hands , If a bank could' Accu mulate again all of Its own cor- tliicates , It would of course , both pay anil receive the 0 per cent , anil the time of cancellation would boa matter of Indiffer ence. Dot since there Is senna effort , to ac cumulate certificates by cancellation , the progress of such redemption with the return How of currency ought nowto' bo fairly rapid. The following nro the closing quotations of the loading stocks on the Now York ex change today ! ' AtclllHOM S'ortliern I'nclilc. . AdnniN Nor. 1'nelnc profit AltonTVrro llauto .Ml U. 1' , . D..Uulf. . . . do prefM l-lll North western. . . . . American Kxpress IDS do profit , , ; . > i , ! IliiItlmnroAtOlilo. . llll ) Now York Central. ; Ciinail.i I'aclile. . . . 7B N. V.AN.K Cnn.iil.i Southern. . Ontario < k Wcatorn Central P.tcltlc OrcRon Imp Clies. , t Ohio Oregon Nav , . . . : . . , Cliloaeo & Alton. , , O. S. L.-&U. N C. , II. AQ 1'aclllc Mall Chloapo O.is I'eorla. Dec. .VK. . . CoimolldateiinaH , . 1'ltlHbnru ' C. C. (3. ft St. Ij 37 Pullman Palace. . . : ColCoal & Iron. . Hi-ndhnr > Cotton Oil Cert 31 Klohmoncl Tur Dol. .t HuUnon pfil. IIS ilo prcfd leiri ick.Vst. . Ulo ( ir.inilii WoBt. . It. fill. G. prefil. . . do prefd Il ) , .V C. Filrs.Co. . HooklHlimil KnHtToim St. Paul Krlo do profit . ilo prcf'il St. 1'aul .V Omaha. Fort Wayne ilo ilo pf ( ! . . . . : Oronl Nortli'n pf'd. Hirt Southern I'nclllc. . . Clil.&Kast. lll.pfil nil sugar Hennery. . . . Hooklntr Valley. . . l" Ti'itn. Coal.Vlron. . Illinois Contra ! . . . . US Texas 1'aclllc St. 1'atil .tDiiluth. 1M Tol. , VO. Con. pf'O. Kan , , v Ti-x.pri'f'il. II ) Union Paclllc Lake Erlo ItVcst. . 1714 U , S. KxprcHH ilo pref'il (17 ( \V. . 8t , It.fcl' L.nko Shore 112 ilo pref'il r , i < t Trust 3DJ Wells Vuwo Kxp , . I.oulH. .t Nash fin Western Unlou. . , . LonlH. , VN. A ir i. K. . . Manhattan Con. . . . 121 ilo prof'it Memphis & C 10 M. .VSt. L Michigan Central. . 88 I ) . All. G Missouri I'nclllc. . . Oeneral Kleclrlc. . . MoMlo.t Ohio 13 ! $ National Linseed. . Nath. , V Chatt (11 ( ! C. F. A 1 National Conln c. . lit ! ilo nref'il do prot'd 11(1 ( II. & T. C N..T. Central KM T. A. A. AN. M. . . . Norfolk .VW.pfil. . ! ! ! ! T. St. L. AK. C North Amorl'ii Co. rHdo \ prcfil bid. The total sales of stocks today were 319,600 shares , Including : Atchlson , 18,000 ; Sugar , 54,400 ; KurllniUoM , 14,700 ; I.acicawanna , 4- 100 ; Whisky , 4,000 ; General Klectrlc , 8.700 ; Loulsvlllo fi Nashville. 0,000 : Missouri I'a- clllc , 9,000 ; National Lead , 0,000 ; Omaha , 4,500 ; Heading. 0.600 ; Hock Island. 10,200 ; St. I'uul , 4,900 ; Western Onion , 14,100. New YorK Money Mnrkct. NEW VonK , Sept. 6. MONEY ON CAM < Ka.sy ut 3JJ4 per cent ; lust loan , 2 per cent ; closed ollVrlnir at 4 percent. I'liiMK .MEIICANTII.I : I'AI-RII 812por cent. HTKIIMNO KXCIIAMIK Strong , with actual business In bankers' bills at * 4.HG > < ( ( t4.8G5 ! for sixty-day bills and $4.82'J(14.83U ( ( for demand. Commercial bills$4.82 (444.U2i [ ; posted rales , a4.H3 t4.87. SII.VEII CciiTiricATua Nothing doing , 73Jc ! bid. bid.tlov tlov EHNMCNT BONDS Strons. State bonas Inncilvo. The closing n notations on bonds : tl. S. 4s rep . N. W. Veil , fm 100 U.S.iHcoup . HIM St. L.AI.M.Gcn.fiB 73M tT.S.4Msreir . OH SU L.A S. P. Oen. M 100 I'acltlolisof 'llfi. . . 102 St. 1'aul ConsolB. . . li0 ! Louls'na Biniiil 4 . ! ) ( ) St. 1 . C. .VIMstB. . . 109 MlBHourlOn . OK IM . O.Tr.Hcts. 08 Teiiii. now Bet ( la. . III ) T P.H.O.Tr. Itcta. 17 Tt'im. now set fia. . 1)7 ) Union P.ic. lBts..i. JOl ! Tonn. new net Us. . Ht Shore 98 Cnnadit So. UilH . D. ft U. G. W. iBta. GO Cuntrall'ac. IBIH. . . 1(11 ( ! AtchlBou 71 ! D. AH. O. IhtH . 111 ! ilo 'Jhi cli8 A. . . . ii : 1) . &K. G.-lH . 70 G. II. AS. A. f.s. . . . 102 70 < \o'M \ na . 100 M. K. A T. Ocn. ( Is. 41 f lit A-T.C.fiH. . . . . . . . t * M. K. iT. Ocn. Bo. 70M do Con. OR . . . . . . . 05 'Mutual Union ( ia. . 1(10 ( Tumi , old Us 00 N. J. C. Int. Cert. . . Va. OH BO N. Pao. Isle . 100 Vn. Ex-Mnt , coup , 35 N. Pac. Ma . 85 Va. Con. 2(1 Bcrlcs. CO N. W. COIIBOlH . 132 bluT lloftton Stock ( Juutiitloni , BOSTON , Siyit. 6. Gall loans , 79 per cent ; tlnio loiins , 79 per cent. Closing quotations tA stocks , bonds and mining shares : Atcli.T. AS. P Ml Klectrlc ll ! American Sitirar. . . ilo preferred . 40 do preferred. . WlHcoiiBln Central , 7W Bay State On * . . . . 10 Atchtson ldB ! . 43 Hell Telephone. . . . IB ! ) ilo4a . 7fi IloBton tt Albany. . . 200 Now Emiland fls. . . 10 IX Iloston &Malno. . . . 147 Of neral Klectrlc fis 70 Moproferrcil. . . . . 18H O. II.A ; Q HO ; . tAllouoz Jllnliik'Co 40 Fltchburc7fi > < Atlantic . 7K Oi-neral Electric . . W Iloaton * Mont . 2 < > ! < MextcanCpntr.il. , . 7f llnlto & IIoHton. . . . ( " ? < N. Y.&N. E 21-J. ! Calumet & Hecla. . . 2C8 Old Colony 17H C < Mitennlal . VM Oregon Short Lino. 31 'Franklin ' . 11 KearH.ige . * ' ' ' " Ki Union Pacific. . . . , 24 Onceola . 21) ) WostKnil 11 Qulncy . 100 ilo preferred 80 Tamarack . 13U tasked. " bid. Now York .Mlnlnir NKW YOIIK , Sept. G. The following are the mining quotations : Con. Cat. it Va 1'JO I Sierra Nevada. 40 Dcailwooil KM ) Standard 111) ) Ooi.ld and Curry. . , 20 Union Con 20 Halo.tNororoBB. . . . 40 Yellow Jacket 40 HomcHWko 8f > 0 Iron Silver. . 10 Mexican I , " Quicksilver IflO Ontario GOO do prefd 1CUI ) Ophlr 70 Hnlwer 10 I'lyinouth ml Sun FriinolHeo JIlnliiK Quotntlnna. SAN KIIANCISCO , Sout. G. Thoolllol.il closing quotations for mining blocks wore as follows : Alia 10 Ilelcher 35 Moxlean . fin IleBt.t Belcher. . . . fi5 Ophlr . HO llodloCon S.MI Itulwcr IS Sarairo . 40 Chollar 3(1 ( Sierra Nevada . 05 Con. Gal. & Va 135 Union Con . Crown 1'olnt"i Utah . 5 Ooulil V Curry I ! . " ! Yellow Jacket . BO At. IiUiim Mining htocl ( . ST. Louis , Pept. 0. The following are the closing quotations : Hid. AultiHl. Hid. ABkcd. AdainR 10 .Oil Ain'ctm N. . 2.00 2.00 UiiH-tallk' 3.BO Kllzabetli. . .10 ,17 ( irailHnM.Jl ) l > .no 'O 1.00 300 On tlio Iiniilim Kxcliiinifo. NKW YOIIK , Hopt. 0 , The Post's London financial dispatch hays ; Americans rose at llrst today , but afterwards ( tagged under the liilluencuof decreased earnings and the delay * In Ihu senate's iicllun nil the ( diver bill. The close wis sllchtly Nteadlor. Discount rates nro down to ! )0 ) percent In the open market. Thu Hank of Knglaml will tomorrow reduce thonlllclal rate of ilUcount. Tliero was i'JO.- 000 In geld eamn In today , making JL'330,000 IIn for the week. Thu India council bold a few drafli ! lu Its minimum. 15jd , today , Itupco paper was hotter at GGJf. I'lnuneliil Note * . PAUIS , Hopt. 0. Three per cent rentes , 09f & ' /ie for the account. Nuw YOIIK , Sept. G. Clearings , { 85,421,210 ; balances , $3,720,212. ItAl/riuniiK , Sept. G. Olearlnga , J2,300,089j ; balances , $4U5,057 , Money , G pur cent , I'llll.ADUI.l'IIIA. Kupt. 0. Oloarlngi , J8.232- 743 ; balances , 920.241. Mon yiD percent , LONDON. Sent. G. Amount ot bullion gone Into the Iliuili of England on hulanco today , i'90,000. , ' OMAHA , Sept , 0. The bank clearances today amoiintu ! to (84I,2U5.0'J ' ; last \VodneLUay , { 507,524.17. - - M KMruIH , Sopt. 0. Now York exchange sell ing ut (1.50 premium , 'Hearings , $ ltiU,340 ; balances , (3U.9UO , CINCINNATI , Isopt , G. Money , 038 per cent. New York exelmngc , ' 60e discount to pur. Clearings , tl,569,500. ' 'NK\v YOIIK , Hopt. 0. Exports of morchiin- dlsu from the Port of Now York for the week ending Keptembar & , wore { 3,884,502. Kr , I.otim , Hopt. O.-OIeurlnXK. { 2,093,100 ' ; balances , (504.GH9. Money ut fiitH per cent : , Kxchuiuoon New York , 'JUt ; premium. , ; NEW OIILKANH , r < upt. Gd-CluarlnKi , 1802- 544. Now York exelmngo , commuruhil , tl port 1.000 premium ; bank , $ & per- ? lOOt , ) pre mium , v IIosrdN , gnpl. G. UluarlngH , J11.0S7.915 ; lial- nices , tl.2H4.2H5 , Honny , 7 : l-loa . pur illnt. . KxehaiiKB on New York 20c dUcuuut ; fur cash , par , Uuiu.tno , riept. 0. Cloarlngsj ' { 10,559,899 , New York exchange , 25c premiums Btnrllng exchange bteady at t4.tiJa4.ao > ; .1. Money steady at ? percent. O.MAH.V I.IVi ; STUUIC .MAHICKTM. Cuttle Triulu Klioir * .Much liupr < JViinrnt Hoc * HI rout unit Aullvc. WEDNESUir , SfpC 0. The cattle supply was fairly liberal , but as the demand from tltlllora was equal to the cumber of K-uf stoeri offered , thu uiurket ruled aottvo and stronger on suitable offer ings. The recelpt . o far this \veok show an Incrcaso of ncaHr'4,000 ' < * vor llrst three days of last w'cpIT Ono bunch of prlmo l,3.V-lb. ) corned/ / Datives sola for fl.Tfi , as high n price as paid hero In some time. OooJ. smooth westerns are selling as high na.fcl.50 to $ .3.05 and from those pricen dowirto f3 for beef steers. The reaction ln.tthp cow market for higher prices \vas oven , letter than on steers , but they sold also pro | > ortlotrt tol.v lower the past lew days. SomoWlfebtco range cows sold at 3.75 and other co\Kl gradci around fcJ.W ) . Cointnon stuff s6ll\.but ] \ llttlo if any batter , with a largo nnmlinf of odds and ends on . The feeder market r n was niraln moderntoly active on desirable offerings and In fact n largo number of very common steers changed hands , however , at very mean prices. Good stuff of sufficient weight Is selling qulto freely. Kcprosontativo sales : No. Av. rr. No. Av. 1'r. H30 73 25 19 1107 * 4 05 32 ! .1003 3 35 17 1150 4 25 21 .1183 B GO GO..1248 4 35 21 .1050 3 GO 32. . . .1370. 4 40 1U 1333 3 75 1H. . . .132(1 ( 4 45 31 . .1270 4 00 IS. , . 1125 4 75 740 4 00 41 1350 4 75 .1. 1070 1 76 o 890 1 80 4I 735 1 85 I ) -too 1 85 3 823 1 00 3 573 1 00 050 1 00 24 784 1 05 2 040 2 00 010 2 00 5 582 2 00 1080 2 00 2 545 2 05 837 a era 2 035 a 05 2G 773 2 10 o 005 2 10 20 733 2 10 23 025 3 10 70-1 a 15 1110 a 20 1010 2 70 1000 3 50 425 1 85 040 1 00 370 202 a on 190 3 10 310 4 00 140 4 OO . 301 4 75 . 3GO nuu.s. .1095 35 3. .J..1170 1 70 .1500 00 2 . . . .1400 1 70 BTAOS. 1. . . .1120 50 3 . . . .1480 2 50 1. . . . 000. 1 76 STOCKEKS AND FKHDEItS. 1. . . 300 1 00 20 674 2 50 15. . . 345 2 10 4 832 2 00 Sl 3'Ju 2 20 4 300 2 00 ! ! OOH 2 20 1 400 2 00 14. . . 715 2 20 G8 954 2 GO 4. . . 005 2 25 4 085 2 80 3. . . H53 225 1 . . . .1270 2 80 13. . . G03 2 30 20 1195 3 00 28. . . 717 2 35 1 1240 3 10 2 . . 930 240 37 1107 3 10 7. . . 801 2 45 WKSTEIIN CATTI.K. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. 7fccdrs.ll33 $2 20 2 fecdrs.1000 J2 20 2feedrs.lOG5 220 2feedrs. 790 2 GO Ofeedrs. 894 lGfeedrs.1108 3 05 72feedrs. UGO 22.sir tig. 004 2 10 lbtrtlg.1230 lstrtlg.1330 2 00 Sstrtlg. 880 14strtlg. 905 2 00 1 feeder. 020 7 foei'rs. 058 2 05 NKDItASKA. 1 heifer. GGO 1M 1 bull. . . 1200 1 50 2bulls..llGO 100 29cows. . 821 2 no G feedrs. 888 2-60. . 77 feedrs. 9GG 2 80 SOI/Illy / DAKOTA. 2 COWS. . 8G9 1,60 IcoiV. . . . 780 190 38 COWS..1018 2 25 WYOMING. Scows. . . 033 15 feedrs.1048 2 05 10 feedrs.HOG 4 steers. 1275 200 2 steers. 1385 17Hteors.l257 3 70 1 steer. . 1080 1 feeder. 7HO 2 6O 98 cows. . 934 -47 steers. 1242 2 35 48 feedrs. 1104 161 steers. 1134 2 75 20 feedrs. 998 05Stcers.ll23 3 05 1 steer. . 1320 27 steers. 1225 3 20 30COWH. ' 992 40 feedrs.10G1 3 05 lsteer..137U ' 8C1O' .1 steer..1140 3 10 19 steers. 1225 3 10 latr ' 900 2 121J 61 COWK. . . 900 2 00 Itow. . . . 840 2 00 GGliolf'rs.1013 2 75 .80strM..i'1291 3 30 2strs..l323 2 25 1 str.,1530 2 05 2cows. . . 805 1 65 1 bull' . . . 11 GO 1 G5 7 sirs..1310 2 05 lfoedr..1040 2 00 5strs . .1285 2 152 / foodrs.,1070 2 60 llcinvs..1222 200 IScows. . . 889 210 Icow. . . . 750 2-10 2strs. . . . 945 2 12'/J ' 1 str 950 200 27 sirs..1089 275 8strs..l050 275 2btrs. 945 2 25 UTAH. 14strs.10p5 205 30fdrs. . . . 951 230 MinitASKA-TEXANS. 42COWS. . . 880 190 65fdrs. . . . 954 210 IGSfdrs. . . 989 2 10 Hoas The outlook nt the opening of the hog market was not very fluttering , as buyers started In to bear prices , and the early trading was done at a Cc decline from yesterday. Conditions soon became moro favorable to sellers , however , and the Joss was quickly regained and the extreme close found prices fully as high as yesterday , the market closing at the high point of the day. Prices wore at a range of ? 5.15 ! to $5.00 and bulk $5.40 to J5.50 , against J5.35 to $5.65 yesterday and bulk $5.40 to & 5.GO. Kcpre- sentotivo sales : No. Av. Sh. I'r. . .600 80 $5 45 12 ! ! . .351 5 45 . .285 80 5 45 . .3GO 200 5 45 38 , . .250 100 5 45 G , . .301 5 45 03 , . ,304 5 45 03 , . .281 eo 5 45 07 , . .202 1GO 5 45 G4 , . .245 40 0 45 44. , . .237 200 5 45 70. , . .221 5 45 09. .283 200 5 45 07. .207 120 5 45 5..298 200 5 46 104..2G8 80 5 45 G2 .285 80 6 45 70. .241 240 6 45 55. .258 200 6 47' { 62. .334 80 5 47'/ 03. .278 40 5 60 70. .273 1GO 6 60 73. .277 120 5 50 23. 80 5 60 03 , 289 120 6 60 47. 354 1GO 5 50 03. 252 100 5 50 03. 270 121) ) 5 60 04. 310 120 6 00 04. 285 1'JO 6 60 74. 202 200 fj 60 300 40 6 50 59..294 120 6 00 75..248 200 D 00 6 60 Os"aGU ! lOU 6 4 6 74."l92 120 6 60 01..254 100 5 40 59..267 40 6 60 69..204 200 640 74..257 HO 6 00 GO 235 300 6 40 68..288 40 5 60 6U .200 2HO 640 G..100 ( ) 0 60 01..272 280 640 58..297 40 0 00 47 354 200 6 .10 70..200 40 6 65 68. 258 320 5 42SJ 04..170 120 G 65 oo ; ; ; 204 HO 5 4214 70..200 40 5 65 60.285 0 05 09 " 53 - 6 65 " - ' ' ' CUU77 ; ! 240 6 4211 W.'in 4(1 ( 0 65 02..250 . . _ 5 05 70 " 227 200 5 < 4G CH..2l > 7 120 5 65 08 242 120 Ojfa ia3..1U | 100 6 GO i 09..313 5-10 Ht..215 480 6 00 i 50 255 80 545' ' 84..217 40 5 00 I 05..203 6 GO 60..200 - _ _ . _ 6 00 StiEEi1 There were none received and nothing hero to . 'make a market. Quota tions ! Fair to Bond , natives. * JUXi.75 ) ; ; fair to good western * ! ifJ.OO ® . ' ; common and stock sheep. Jl.RO Tn ; tfood to choice 40 teas llKMb. lambs , $3.uUi ( J.f > U. ItornlplH uni ) lnp'iKltiim nl Stuck , oniclal receipts aiiil disposition of stock as hhown by thu booUs of thu Union Htoek Yards company foV the twenty-four lioUM ending at 6 o'cfocW | > . m. , boptembor 0 , 180J : JlKCCIl'TB. CATII.B. nous. . noiisus d ui.u Cura. Cam. Cum. IHrad. 103 DISPOSITION. i < lv block .Market. CHICAGO , Hcpt. 0 , [ Kpeelal Tiilegruiu to TUB ' HKK.J / bout everything In the bovine line commanded strong price * today. There Inen decided advance In fat iiilttvu steer * , and the least inerllorlou-i of the offerings could bu placed at better ll urus than It WHS possible to obtain on thu duy before. There wan it couil demand from all tno Ubuul Hiurees , and us the supply full nut a llttlo Miortuf expectations ihero wiis lncroa t'd conHtlunco on all vldos. Heceliits continue to iliotv u lurgu falling otf us compared with liut year , and for good cattle tuuru uro uxculleut rviuouu for bglluvluK that the prices will mnbn tiiHhnrMibsfnnll.il gain. Native cattle good enough for shlppoiV ttio roiilil bo turned over at an advance on Tuesday's prices of from lOe to 15c. fuch kinds ai go to the local trade , whlln notnuota- bly higher , were ( Inn , selling readily at former prices. The supply consisted of iibmll G.OOU natives , B.ouo westerns and 3,500 TOAIIIH. Hales of natives were largely at from # 1 76 to 12.76 for rowi. heifers and bulls , and at from $3.76 to J4.85 for stoeri , wlillo from ? 2 to 13 26 bought tho.bulk of the western1 * , and I- to J2.7 ' ( > wore the prevailing prices for Texans - , I'rom 16e to 20e wns th' * advanceIn Megs toda.vi Kiicelpts wore iicnVly 7,000 greater than for Tuesday , but they were 10,000 head less than for last Wednesday , being estimated at 24,000 head. The supply was quickly gobbled up at the higher prices , sales nmklng at from $5.20 lo J5.80 for poor jiteholco heavy and at from J5.60 to fO.25 for poor to fancy light weights. It was a very common lot of heavy boas that had to bo sold below $5.00. and It did not take n very prltiickuny | | | | In light weights to bring 10.lu. It was a sellers' day , all of this class mak ing money and going homo happy. Hecelpts since Saturday have been about 18,000 head less than for the same time last week. There Is also some deterioration In quality. Hoth of these circumstances had a strengthening tendency and many In the trade predict u further enhancement In values boforu the end ' of the week. There was a steady feeling In sheep at the opening of trildo this morning under the tin- pres-dou thu ' the day's receipts wore not more than 11,000 head. It soon became evident , I'owover ' , that the arrivals would count up fully 10.000 head , and then a weaker feeling cropped out. The close was dull and slightly lower. Saloi worn largely at from J2.GO to $3 for westerns and from $2.50 to $3,25 for natives , with from $1 to $3,00 tbo range of ( imitations for Inferior to choice qualities. The lamb market also lo.sltho buoyancy characterizing It on yesterday and the day be fore. Common to choice grades were quoted nt from $2.75 to * 3. Kecelpts : Cattle , 15,000 head ; calves , 1,000 head : hogs , 24,000 head : sheep. 16,000 head. The Kvcnlng Journal reports : UATTI.K Hecelpts , 16,000 head ! shipments , 4,000 head : market steady to strong : top steers , 5.00a5.40 : choice , J4.85aO.16j others. * 4.204.70 : cow.s , * l.G5rt3.25. lions Hecelpts. 24.000 bead : shipments , 8,000 bend ; market lOc higher ; rough and conimon , $5.1025.46 : good mixed , t5.60 5.GO : prime heavy and butchers' weights , $5.7516 0.05 ; prime light , $ O.OOS0.25. HiiKKi'-HecolptM , 1G.OOO head : shipments , 2,800 head ; market slow , trlllo lower ; natives , J2.25I83.60 : western stocknrs , $2.15 ; others , $2.754113.30 ; lambs. $2.0tta5.35. WKSTKKN TAOKINO 1NTKKKSTS. ficncr.tl Improvement lu the Movement In Wliloh Omaha l.eails. CINCINNATI , Sept. 0. ( SpceialTcleprain to THIS Bin.l : Tomorrow's 1'ricoCurrent will say : The movement of hops has been well maintained , the week's packing belnc230,000 , against 170,000 last year. The total from March 1 is 5,215,000 , against ( i.yttt.OOO last year. Prominent places compare as follows : City l < lvo Stock Mnrkot. KASSAH CITY , Sopt. 6. OATTI.K Itocclpts. 10,000 head ; xhlpinonts. 4,000 lii-iid ; best e.'ittlo wore llrni : others weak ; Texas mill shipping stucrs. $2.1U4.55 ; To.\.isunil nittlvu cows , * 1.00Q2.85 ! butcliors' stock , J3.UOa4.05 ; Btoekers tinil fooilers , Ifl.00tt3.60. lines Itecolpts , 7,700 houilj slilnmcnts , 2,600 licnd ; niarkot sto.-idy to stronRj bulk , $5.30Si5.7lj ) hoavli-s , packers and inlxi-d , $5.00445.05 . ; llfihts. Vorlccrs and pigs , S5.35& 5.80. SIIEEIHocelplf , 1,000 head ; shipments , none ; market steady. St. I. mils l.lvu Stock JMurkcr. ST. Loins , Fopt. C. UATTM : Receipts , 3,800 head ; slilpnicntN , 3.400 ; niarkot slroiiK on ini- tlvos , easier on otlii-rs ; fair , to coed native steers , J3.0034.40 ; fair to only ordinary Texas fcti-ers. J2.20i62.00. lions Itccoipts , 2,100 lioad : slilpinonts. 600 head : market hlKhor ; lioiivy , * 5.005.50 ; mixed , J&.0t5.70 ; llKhtF.5.50S5.85. ( SIIIRI > Itecolpts , 1,600 huad : markc-t stronger ; fair t ( ) good sheep , $2.753.75 ; lambs , J3.75a4.80. Stuck In Hecelpts of llvo stoelc at the four principal western markets Wednehilay , Soptoinoor G : Cattle. lines. Sheep. Soilth Omaha. . . . ' . . 2.5G3 G.474 . Chicago . 15,0K ( ) 20,000 10,000 Kansas Olty . 10,000 7,700 1,000 St.LouIs . 3,800 2,100 1,500 J > lSOJtlHltLl' STJtlKKItN. They Ansniilt tlio Pollco anil Smimli Kvcry ililiiir Hruaknblc. Loxnox , Sept. G. Reports of renewed dis order ninotip the striking coal minors ivero receiveil today. Advices from the distrlet around Sutton , Nottinghamshire , state the strikers are becoming very unruly. A crowd of them yesterday evening visited the Drlcrly pit anil smashed the windows in the company's ofltccs. They were in a threaten ing mood and declared there would be fur ther violence today. At I oeds .yesterday the strikers broke ttio' windows of die mine managers house and throw stones at the police , injuring several of them. The police finally charged the mob with drawn clubs and dispersed it. A thousand miners gathered this after noon near Chesterfield and thence marched in a mass to the Oak Thorpe colliery. Every thing on the way that was smashable they smashed ! Tito police were unable to eopo with the crowds and in obedience to orders troops are now cnrouto from Sholllcld. Iron Workura Mplko. DiniUQUE , Sopt. 0. Nearly 200 men em ployed by the Iowa Iron works in the con struction of the torpedo boat ICriekson and the revenue cutter William Wlndoin struck against n 10 per cent reduction in waircs yesterday. The company say they can nil the places of the strilccr.1 , while the men behove they will win the light within a week. I Huh TrHilen Union Ciincrriu. BnwAST , Sept. 0. At the Trades Union congress in Ulster hall yesterday Samuel Monroe , the now president , spoke at length concerning tlio labor question in the United Kingdom. ThcBlckotts tonight ut Court land. . . ' ' . SllllI.VJf.nl/HH' I'.t \\lmttho Attack an tlio Turin" HUB UIHIO lor WunhliiKloii Count1 , I'll , , Sept , G. A special from Pitts- burp , Pa. , says ; As a result of the talked- of change in the tariff on wool a shrinkage of $10,000,000 in values m Washington county alone is recorded. Saturday at the sale on the Glllcspio farm lift ) sheep were sold nt n sacrilioo. Good 2-year-old owes and wethers brought only Sl.'JO per head ; 4-year-olds , U.'t cents per head ; nice straight spring lambs , 80 to 115 cents per head. A year ago these would readily have sold for $2.f,0 , 1 nnd J2 , respectively , The farmers present said that with a prospect of free wool staring them In the face they did not care to invest In any more sheep. According to the census of 1830 , Washing ton couuty contained 41)1,120 ) sheep and the wool clip amounted to 2,410,800 pounds. If the clip of this year is as larco as that of 1SSO , it is easy to see that the democratic attack on the tariff has taken $141,080 out of the income of wool growers. If the 401.120 sheep were valued at Slouch , the total would roach $ lttSiGO ; ) : and the depreciation fully f > 0 per cent or J09IGSO , wliieh , udued to the lessen on the wool clip , gives ? yoUiO : ! , Jn 18So moro wool was erown in this county than in any other in the United States. As nine out often ton farmers grew wool , limit was valuable. The eounty contains 440,4(111 ( acres , lecently valued at < SO per acre. With the prospect of free > vool the price has dropped to $00 per acre , _ Crop Fitlluro Klllml Him. HOT Si'iusos , S. D. , Sept. 0. [ Special Telegram to THE DEB , ] Marshall Hos worth , a farmer , living ten miles southeast of Hot Springs , committed suicide by taking strychnine. This Is the second suicide of a farmer living in this county within a week. His action is attributed to llnunelal trouble and failure of crops. Ilo leaves u wife and three children. Prof , I csllo Ward of the Smithsonian in stitute is here. Ilo has come to examine thu petrilled cycads which have been dis covered near here and are looked upon an u great scientific wonder. Charging Cut and Medicine Whirlwind , two Indian police from the ItosobuU agency , who were concerned In the killing of Dig Horn , wore examined today before Commis sioner Anderson and bound over in bondi of f 1,000 each. The charge ugulnst them la assault with Intent to kill. I 11 Cleanliness is next to Godliness. " We use only SANTA GLAUS SOAP , And White Whigs of Purity Spread their radiance around us. IS THE. BEST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE , AULGROCE.RS KEEP IT , /\\DE. oNty j& Bd ? A R l & P .K.FASRI CHICAGO.- OMAHA U iniikliiieis lolitas Diiecloiy BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETC. BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shos Company. Salesroom and Onicn-llK-IUJ. lilt llonrarl St Knctorr-lllU-lUl-ll'iJ llonam St. Wo ( ire tlio ONI.v .Mitnnf.iiturari of llooti ant Shoesln theeUtoofabraiki. . A Kenenl Invllallon li citomljj to all to Inipoct our noir factory. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smittt & Co. KllpatrlcK-KochDry ( JOJDS CO. Drj Rood ) , notloni , fur- Notloni , Cents' furnish * tilshlUK tfuocts , corner Inii K oil , cor. IttU and 1Kb and Howard Ma. Harncjr Str jots. FURNITURE. OmaliaUpholstering Bc ea & Runyaa COM PA XV. Upholitorcd furniture , FUltNITUUE COMPANY ilu-IIUi Nlcholui et. Wboliialo onlr. and IStuStroot 1'ir i nr * HTf TIIIninn > pi o KILLED HIS TWO SIS1ERS Awful Result of a Wild Dcsiro for an Alleged Inheritance. . 9 BLOODY CRIME OF A ROCKFORD , ILL , MAN .folin Hart Hrntiilly Shoots thn Older Girl anil After llcatnif thu Vnuncer Into IngciiHllilllty roiirn furls Ureon Down Her Thriiat. 111. . Sept. 0. John Hart , lifted 34 , last evening' , near this city , murdorctl his two sisters , Mnry anil Nellie , aged 20 and 23 Jrosjicctivoly. Hart is supposed to have been tempo rarily insane at the time ho committed hia fearful crime. A farm htuid drove into town and gave the drat report of the murder , stating that two young women had been horribly mangled. Shuriit Bin-bank , Coroner Agesn , two ihyuicians and fcovcral eitj/.ens left at > nco for the seono and their arrival con- ifincd in part the awful story. The jodiesof thn two girln were stretched mt upon the lawn in front of the Uu-po 'arm house. Mary was cold in death , ivith a bullet hole in her head , while her ister waa alino.st unuonseions and in front agony , the result of a largo dose ol paris green. Mrs. Margaret Hart , the mother , loft the house and went to a Hold a few hun dred yards distant , leaving her two daughters and her son at the house. v Vhon bho returned half an hour later she , was horriliod at the sight which jreoted her. Hurt had lirst shot Kc Kh lis sister Mary in the head. He committed the crime in the par- li or. She staggered out of the house lia and fell dead on the lawn. Then ho at- .aeked Nellie. Afterheatinghorintoin- sensibility ho poured a large bottle of 1' ' aris green down her throat. After completing his work , ho coolly wont to the stable , jumped abtride a horse , and started across the country to the north west. The news of the crime spread quickly among tlio neighbors , and soon a posse , headed 1 : by Sheriff llurbank , started I to search the adjoining woods. Nellie Hart IB still alive , but the physicians say that her recovery is hardly possible. John Hart , the murderer , Is of a vicious , ugly disposition. Ho returned from a twelve-year's stay in California last winter , sineo which time his mind lias been unbalanced at times , although lie was not considered dangerous. Of Into ho ban boon demanding his share of the $ .r)0COO , estate loft by his father , ono of tbo best known farmers in Wimiobago county , who committed suicide two years ago by taking paris green. The two young 1 women were well known in Hock- ford , being prominent in ohuroh work. The murderer rode into the elty late last night , hitched his hoi-po on East State street , went into a harbor shop and a iked to bo shaved. He was recognized and promptly placed under arrest. In his pocket was found a : i2-calibro revolver ver with an empty chamber. While being removed to the county jail in tbo patrol wagon Hurt drank a vial of laud anum , but the dose did not result fatally. Ho denies that his name is Hart or that he baa committed any crime. Piles of people ttavo piles , out Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure liiotn. The Bicketts tonight at Courtland. Hank Tflli'r Mmrt ami M MlNNKAl'OUS , Sept. 0. Philip M. Sebiog , teller of the Hank of Minne apolis , left Saturday night for Chicago , and a shortage of $15,000 to $2T,000 has been discovered. Two of MH brothers , Carl and Joseph , are in custody , and a package of money containing $ .1,200 loft by the missing man recovered with the exception of $100. The boys profess to know nothing of tholr brother's where abouts. The Uicketts tonight ut Courtland. Ituttla Olro Je\vi Another Year. ST. PETKHSIIUHO , Sept. 0. Tlio gov ernment has decided to postpone uutil S O UTII Union Stock Yards Company , South Ornaria. BeatCattlo Ho nnd.Shaop mirkot la ths W _ COMMISSION HOUSEi. Wood Brothers. Lire Stock Commission -Marojinati H'o-itu Umaba Telephone ) Ilif. JOHN I ) . DADMMAS , ( . . . . , WAl-TKIl K. WOOD. fMana rr Mnrkot reports by mall and wire cheerful nrnUliod upon application. Watered Prices. Watch Trust i watches cost twenty- five per cent , more than Duebcr-IIampdcn 17- jcwel watches. Whj ? Because they do. That is n childish answer , rfl ADJUSTED u ) but it is the only an < 8iL WATCHES X -V swer. Did you ever hear of n Trust for the consumer's benefit ? Ifyourileali'rdoos not krpp our wntclips , malt us your mlclrr.iH luiil H-O will prnil yon thn iinina of n ilcalrr who iloca. THU IJUKUCli WATCH WOIIKS Canton , O. Juno next the linal expulsion of tbo Jews from Russia. Tlio va > i > IIB provin cial governors have beim empowered to grant another year's delay In their de parture to all Jews to enable them to settle their affairs , provided they have not been condemned by any tribunal. All Jews over 70 years of ago are privi leged to remaia in the country if they are bolf-supporting. The Biokotts tonight at Courtland. THIS Kx-Uiuhlrr .Inhiiitim of thn Mltclipll liaub C'nu'c liu I'oiinil Whim Wanted. MirvwAUiCKi : , Sept. ( ) . The resigna tion of John Johnston , ex-cashier of the Mitchell bank , as a member of the board of public debt , was submitted to the common council last evening. It waa accepted , and Frank BIgelow , cashier of the Milwaukee National Dunk , was named as his successor. In his letter of resignation , which was dated some weeks back and hold by Mayor Koch , the ex-manager of the broken bank says that ho ' 'expects to bo absent from tfio city a great deal during the next six months. " - Mr. Johnston is at present on tlio Pa clllc coast , so far as can bo learned , al though there is a rumor that he baa taken a trip to Japan or China. John ston is badly wanted as u witness boforu the grand jury now In Mission hero , but was allowed to leave the city a week 01 * so ago. He has always been a man of high standing , and to bay that he baa lluii in order to avoid trouble would oven now cause great indignation among a great many admirers , Still thu plain , cold facts are that he has loft the city when bo knew ho would bu wanted hereabout about this date. Tlllt VtilTKU STATUS , Ilitrcniirt Hay * the failure of the IJrumli CiiulormicuVu Not Kugluiiu' ' * 1'uult. LONDON , Sept. ( ( . Long letters which have passed between Commander Kver- ott and Sir William Vernon Harcourt , chancellor of the exchequer , with re gard to the silver question and the Brus- bcls conference are about to bo pub lished. Sir William , in one of the letters - tors , nays that the failure of the conference to reassemble was dUQ < to the United States. England was always ready for a fair and careful consideration of any pro posals mudu by other states whlcli wore of the highest importance to this and to other countries. Nn doubt could bu en tertained in regard to ICngland's position and intentions. The government adhered to the declaration that any interference ! with the single monetary standard , now hero established , would meet with the gravest objections. It vvus no doubt upon the same ground that the late govern * iiient declined to accept the original terms proposed by the United Stutaa M a basin lor thg coufonmco.
