t\ TITR OMATTA DAILY BEE : UTIUnAY. * SEPTEMBER , 8. 1893.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Sttll Higher , tut Dealers Continued
Baying Against a Further Riso.
WHEAT ROSE , BUT CLOSED ATA DECLINE
May Oaii Ailvnnopil In Sympathy with
Wlii-nt nnii Corn , lint U'lion They
Weakened Ont * I'lilloiroil Suit
Stock * nnil llondi.
CHICAGO , Sept. 7. The corn pit today was
, the center of attraction. The continuation
'of tlio dry wcntlicr ntul reports of the In
jury It Is doing , cnusod that ccrcut to make a
l > o Jump , but it dropped the lo iind ro-
talnod only the J u Improvement nt the
closo. Seeding of wheat Is bolng badly re
tarded by the drouth also , and thnt artlclo
rose to oarcly % c nbovo Its close yesterday ,
but It closed with n loss of both today's iind
yesterday's advances. Provisions ruled
flrm but dull , ntii closed generally higher ,
except for .Tontiary delivery , which in porlc
Is 1 Jo lower amIn \ ribs 'J } o lower.
Many of the prominent corn buyers of
yesterday wurO Increasing their holdings
ngaln today , evidently anticipating n still
further improvement In prices. The leading
seller of yesterday continued to increase his
short line , letting go nbout aXX ) ( > 0 bu.
on today's upturn. 'i'hj weather was still
dry and hot all over the corn belt , ntul tliu
Price Current's statement read at follows :
"Drouth In corn belt unbroken. This crop
Is Irreparably shortened. The surplus
states expected to produce the same aggre
gate quantity as last year , with a smaller
supply of previous growth. Consumption is
enlarging under lack of pasturago. " Out
side markets were up anywhere from J/c to
Ic. and cables came In with spot linn and l d
bettor and futures steady at ' .fd advance.
Kocclpts were not qulto up to the estimates.
The market opened llrm nt J cto J o advance
and under an urgent demand and moderate
offerings sold up quickly , with llttloroautlon ,
c to le.
There was conslderaolo outsldo buying In
wheat , but the advance induced free realiz
ing by parties who had been buyers the last
few days and a reaction set In. The influ
ences were nil moro or less "bullish. " Later ,
when the receipts In the northwest bccamo
known and the continental cables came In
showing lower prices abroad , there was a
less confident feeling. But the principal
reason for the decline was the dcsiro to ac
cept prollts on purchases made at lower
prices.
There was n liberal trade in oats and an
unsettled feeling. Prices for May , which
was the leading future , advanced % a In sym
pathy with wheat and corn , but when they
weakened oats followed , and all the advance
was lost. The outsldo trade was light and
the market had no good support on the
break. Shippers bought freely und sus
tained the price for ScptcniDor.
The provision market , as it has been for
days past , was practically at a standstill.
Nothing was doing locally and thorowcro no
orders from outside.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
.
OATS-NO. 2 , 245c ! ; No. 2 whlto. f. o. o. , 28 ®
28J ! ; No. 3 wlilto , f. o. b. , 27ffl28c.
ItVK No. 2 , 4'Jc.
lUiu.EY-No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 4Cc ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , 38c.
FLAX SUED No. 1 , $1.01.
TIMOTHY SUEI > Prime , $3.1603.25.
'
1'oitK-Mess , per bbl. , $1G.OOIG.05 ; lard ,
nor 100 Ibs. . JH.Mias.aO ; short ribs sides
(0091) ( ) ) , f0.82JJ5i9.874 ! ; dry baited shoulders
bhort clear side
WiiisKY-lJisllllors1 finished Roods , per'gal. . ,
SuoAiis-Cut loaf , GJ&c & ; granulated , O.D7c ;
" "
itnndard"A"C'/c.
The " - following for were the receipts and shlp-
today ;
IN A OliNKKAL WAY.
Oiniilm'n Iluslnons Shi\va a Itnnmrliablo Iin-
lirovoiiiviit In All I.lnot.
YcEtcrday was another busy day In the
10
clearing house
and
the reports show
creasH ( > f J128.051.09 over the same tlino an Iii"t
wook. 'Iho ht
biuiKors that
rupert the
people are
ngaln
depositing the funds which tlioy wlth-
dipw Borne time ago , und money Is easing nn liIn
Bll branches
of buslnoss. Duilim thu Inst ,
past
Tour days of this week the condition
of thlngH
U'H
has
undergone
; a remarkable change for
tlio
, and
butlpr all kinds of trade are hfiowlm
the
Rood olfcctsof ; ID
stimulated confidence. Thobank
opo Pi Silrn.m ? . ? L'SiW . i,1"3 ! ouenliig ' " v'Il ? > ' ' 'u f from J130-
of the American
National bank
yesterday Ims greatly assisted
In the good
fcollng , and the meiclmnts uro all
becoming inoro i-heerful. One
largo wholo-
baler who
was linked
to close his
house
In order that Ids today
employes might imoml the
fUr
county
wascompulled to rofiisu , uslio homl
EO
many urgunt orilors to 1111 that ho could not
jnako arrangementH for unotliur holiday.
iy.
Country merchants aio iy.to
beginning to
Omaha to dor comu to
01 tholr
stocks of
gmids for fall
" : ' -
j uta lively rate among moat of tlio Jjo-
IJr. McInlyru'B World's fair
from Vcriiioiit commissioner
, who
H liitoiestod
In sovurul
bunks luhlH state , was In the aiy.
nml hu says that In the east Onmlm cltyyustunlny ' , .
stands 'or
jiiciulof Kansas " ar
City , St. I'liul , Dm ml
other .
eompel.itlvo cities In
financial
clrclos.
In fact us.
, Oiiiulm has
uttructod a nit
° " ' ° n o tloii grout
f since
tlimncliil . the ret-out
thu btrlngoncy by the rnnnnor In which
cpminiTCliil Institutions huro were abluto
weather the ftorm. "Oninlui has nmdo toH
Milundld "
belluvo bhowlnp , salil Dr. Mcliityro , "and 1 I
It
bo
the means of
attracting
a great deal of ciutorn
capital to
your city as
soon ' ua financial cimlldcnco Is icslored. "
1 ho
produce and provision
markets
wore
finite iictho tigaln yesKinlay ami prices con-
tliimitogrowHjoiipr. Hogs at South Omaha
boll lOc
to 'JOo hUlit'ion
on u lively market , and
although nearly 7,00il | it < ad wiiroonVrml for
EHliMhuy woiobooii Htilil. The iiiniki-t closed
ut higher prlci'b ami tin-
tincondition
! 'i7'Vmrrk ' ' , llllv" ? uI , 40u " ' oiieiilnu \uis very lit
1 10.00. l.ard
was 2c h ghur but thti
, miirkot
closed hiuur
mid woakur. Kiln
closed IWo
1 ghor but
; , tliumiukut wasln
a fovuilslicon-
dlt on. with upward onWIl
tendimcles. O.HH hhowu
Jmllnif utt
ot a point unit corn was a llttlu
vi'iiker tluui on the day previous.Vhuat ad-
vanced on the opening , but clo.ed
a point
lower , llioro Is u good ijieculatlvo
provision
inarkut now und deuloib proillct hlgl tr prices
on nearly o\urythlng In thi > near futuro.
Nuw ViirU
NcwYoiiK. Bopt. 7.KMUHecolpts , 24-
600 vil'ir.- ukgH.j ll t > i. > expoiih > . > . . ! t. . , I 17,00J I . . . . ( . .it. bl8. | | _ kiilvk < . , 20,000 .
I'llt ,
.40 ;
ear ,
.00 ;
.
KVE-Dull ; Mcstorn , &aiI53c.
IlAlll.UY MALT-Uullj ' .
wi'.lorii 05S80u.
, u.
\\UfAl
- cccliitk. 114lUUbu.
| uiporlH. HB.-
000 bu.t siili-K. \1M.OQO '
Lu. . siiliK.1M.OQO liu. futiir 'iJ. 130.000 ,
sput. bjiol uiuiUut inoiluniluly uutlvu.
fctioiiKk-r ! Ni ) . 8 rcil , In htuiu niul oluviitui , ,
70)C ) ! unout , 70'4ij f. . i , . , 'We ' ;
N > - 3 rt'il , 07Ic : No. a nortliurii ,
7U3/C. Outloiib
ouciicdttctlve , clobliij
? liuruly
tviuly. * . dccliiio
.c for Iho < l y : liviitviii-
vm-
Iwr , 7UU u.71iclosing at 70 1 ! ' Ui-iobcr , 7'Jiu ! ,
.
( .loihiK ut71 * c DcciMiitur
( , 76H 70 ! c
liii ! at yultu ,
CoiiN-lUwllitB. 64JCOObu.iexiorts , 00,700
| ,700
1)U. ) ! suit's , 760,000 bu , futiui's , lUD.UOU liu.
upoU UiuiU moru iictlvi' , ( Inn , nlosuu cusyi No.
2. 1MI47UC lu eluviitor , 47Utl- , o iilloat.
ojillous uutlvi' , stroiiK , uloblnt ; Unruly Htcaily :
Kt-liU'iuber. 47c ; October , 47S47jLCIO ( "lug |
t 47MCI Ucrciubcr , 4B ) < e401ic. cloblns ut
OATS-Uccelpts , 88.600 bu. ; cflOrt . 65.-
600 bu.j kulcn , 226,000 bu. luturcu , I47,0t0 > 65.bu. .
spot. SpoUmorterMolrnctlve. Killc Rctvnncc.
Options opened utron ? In sympathy rrlth corn ,
closed ensSoptotnbPr. ; . SOXaaiKc , closing nt
31C ! Oclouor. 80W31MC , cloNlntt nt BOJio :
Dcccinbcf. 3iMc { No.J nhlto , fl4c : No. 2
Clilcnuo , 3a33Hci No. 8 Ohlciwj. 80'ioi No , 8
white , 83H.CJ mUcd wcstctn , 3fa32ci whlto
western 34339c.
HAY-Quloti shliiplnff , 66a < 0c.
Ilors-0)ulli ) I'nrlllc const , I9a22c.
IllHES-Stcnily ! not waited Now Orloan fl-
Icctotl , 4M160 lui. , 4C5C ! Toxni telocted SO ®
oo Ibs. , 4BGc ( : Iliicnos Ayres dry ( 24 IDS. , lie ;
TOXM dry. 21O27 His. , BttSKc. !
iloiuostlc nceco , 20328c ;
pulled , IBaaOciToiai , 10917C.
I'novisio.td-Uiit meats , firm , fnlrly nctlvo :
plcUleil bullies , lI < S12'ic ' ! pickled shoulders ,
tiVc. Ianl , dull wcstorn steam
U'VUf 1J < 1 Ml IIII lit strong ! ii v jx- .j *
closed tit S8.70 hid ; options gales. 250 tlorcos ;
October nt f 8.00. I'ork , fair domatid , clou
easier ; new mess16.Uy ( < J17.pO. . . . . _ . . ,
Htmr.li""Firms western dairy , 16J4 < Zl > lOc.
Ciir-KSE-l'irm ; partsklnn , a'/iWj'ic.
KodS-Slrong ; western fresh , 174S18C. , . ,
TAi.tx\v-l'lnu ! city (12 ( per ukR. ) , 4 c. ;
country ,
t > ii < Firm ,
KICK I'irm. .
M ( > IAS K.S-Quiet ; Now Orleans , open kettle ,
good to cliolce , BOaaec. ,
SUOAll-Uaw , llrm , fair demand ; vnrl-
pus centrifugals , 00 test , 3 > iu ; 0,000 bn s mo-
iiC' < , HOto lnt Wic. _ . . . .
'Kl liiox-Qulef Atnorlcnn , I12.70aift.60.
lnko , } 0 C2S ! .
.KAti Vcryi Dtroiut ! dotiiostlc , 13.85.
TlN-StinnK ! Htriutu , JlO.aOj plntoi , firm !
spoiler , quiet but stoiid vdoniuiitlc ! , 13.70.
St" lonln Mitrkotn ,
ST. Lotus , Soot. 7.--I" ! otllt Stcndy.
WIIUAT Opened nervoui , juiniied up Jic ,
dropped IMu. and closed ? ic bulow yosterdny's
closes No. i ! red , cash und Huplunibor , OHic ;
October , C2c ; Uccuiubor , GOaOG ? c- May ,
V4c Cons On dry weather irMned 5 < ffl ? < C ! No. 2
mixed , acne ; fcoptoiubor.ao.'ioi October , 30 , 0 !
December , 35ic. ? ,
OAM StroiiR ! No. 2 rnsli , 24c ! { ; Scptom-
Imr. 24ci October , 'Jlc ; May , 2'Ju. ?
KUW Illclierntlac.
HUTTKii UncliaiiKud ; sep.iratorcroumory , 33
© 34C ! dairy , aioaac. . ,
I'liovisio.va StroiiK , hlzlior except pork ,
which was uncliaimcd at JlO.OOi lard , JM.30 ;
loosu shouldorM , $7.70 ; lonns mid ribs , 1.1'2VJ ;
shorlH , flO.G'2i ; ; boxuil , IOc more ; bacon ,
pricked sliouldnrs , i'Jj loiiKsnud ribs , tll.l'2Jifl >
Jll.UOj shorts , $ U.a7 > J'iU.OO ! hams , uu-
clmtiKed ; la14c for BUKIU cured.
HKUEIITS I'lour , 4,000 acUs | wheat , 100-
OOObll ! corn , ( ,7,000 hu. ; it.ils , 23,000 bu.
Smi'MCNTH Flour , ' 7.0UO bucks , ; wheat ,
3,000 bu. ; corn , 04,000 bu. ; outs , 4,000 bu.
Oil .Mui-liUU.
Oit. CITY , Fept. 7. National transit cer
tificates opened at G2K : hlchost , G3Jf i lowest ,
Glw ; clcsed , G3 ; saios , 60,000 hbis.cleur -
nnces , 100,000 hbls. ; tililpuiuiiu , 100.GG1 bbls. ;
runs , 02,041 bhls.
1'iiTSliuito , Sept. 7. National transit
cortllluulosopciilMlut G2j ; closed , 03 ; hlsli-
issi. 03 ; lowest , Gll'i.
NEW YOIIK , Sopt. 7. t'CTllOLEDM-Dllll !
Pennsylvania oil , t.pot sales , none ; October
outloiiM , .salqs none , clost-d at G3c hid. Luna
oil , sales none. United closed alG3c.
UOSI.N I'lrin ; strained common to good ,
$ l.ou1.10.
Strong ; spirits , 30c.
ItlCB I'll 111.
Clt- . " - ' -
KANSAS Cirv , Kept. 7. WIIIUT We higher
No. 2 liiird , r 3c ; No. 2 red , 04H@OOc.
UOIIM Active and 101io higher ; No. 2
mixed , 3'2c ; No. 2 whllo , 32iSc.
DOATS Slow hut btoady ; No. 2 mixed , 20 ®
2-2c ; No. a white , 20ai7c ! ,
IIUTTRii Firm ; creamery , 1822c ; dairy ,
KdUS-Steady ; He.
HKCKliTS-Wheat , 09,000 bu. ; corn , 11,000
hu. ; oats , 1,000 hu.
SniPMUNTrt Wheat , 44,000 bu. ; corn , 7,000
bu. ; oats , none ,
On tlio London Kxclinngc.
NEW YOIIIC , Sept. 7. The Post's London
special says : The market was nulot today.
Consols were bettor , notwithstanding the re
fusal of the llink of England to reduce the
rntoof discount , which remains atO percent ,
The bank returns show ulforts to sucuro con
trol of .surplus money outsldo by bales of gov
ernment securities , of which It holds now
more than . 2,000,001) ) li-ss than Inst week.
The public deposits are 700 less. Tlio public
revenue Is slackening. The market supply of
money is about the same us last week.
Nrw Vnrk Ury CtnoiU Market.
New YOIIK , Sept. 7. The dry goods mar
ket , without showing Importuiitr changes. Is
steadily working toward the activity usually
seen at this season. In cotton goods , bleached
shirtings are In fair demand. 1'ilntlng cloths
show no change. There Is but a modurnto
demand for ginghams and woven fabrics , with
the sales running below recent a verago bust-
ness. 1'orolgn dry good uro moro actlvo and
steadier , without advance.
C'olUo Murkut.
NEW YOIIK , Sopt. 7. Options opaued flrm ,
advanced 0 points , and closed barely bteady
at about the best point of the day ; sales ,
11,000 bags , Including : September , & 15.UO&
15.70 ; October , * 10.7010.85 ; November ,
* 10.G5@10.7G ; IJeconibcr , S10.00aiG.GOJaiiu- ;
ary , $10.0010.GOj February , SlG.30iBlG.40.
March , J10.10@1G.20. Spot itlo , llrm ; No. 7
nt * .17.
Ontcnu iMurkut.
NEW Oai.EANS , Sopt. 7. Qulot ; middling ,
7 0-lGc ; low middling , 7 7-10c ; good ordinary ,
Oc ; net receipts , 1.-201 bales ; gtoss receipts ,
1,360 bales ; sales , 30U bales. Futures sloady ;
sales , 38,200 bales ; September , J7.40IS8.00 ;
October , 7.00@7.04 ; November , * 7.G3j Uocsm-
ber , * 7.447.70 ; January. * 7.807.87 ; Fobtu
ary , $7.'J3to7.'J5 ; March , 8.01I3 > 8.03.
Liverpool MiirKpts.
LiVEurooL , Sept , 7. WHEAT Firm ; do-
niand moderate ; holders olTor moderately ;
No. 1 Cullfornln , Os HdSOs Oil per cental ; No.
2 rod winter , Gs 4 id@Gs Oil per cental.
CORN Firm , demand fair ; mixed western ,
4s IMd porowt.
LAHU I'rlino western , 42s 3d porcwt.
Mllwauuen .Miirkots.
MIMVAUKKE , Sept. 7. WHEAT Higher ; No
2 spring , OlJio ; Decemher , UOJic.
L'OHN Higher ; No. U , aaj c.
OATS Stonily ; No. 2 whlto , 27Jlc.
llAUMiV 02c.
Uvu 43c.
I'liovistoss Higher. PprK , $10.00.
Cliioiinmti Alui-liet- .
OiKCiNNATiSoit.7. ) WniiAT I'lrm ; No. 2 red ,
BOc.
BOc.COIIN
COIIN Stronger ; No. 2 mixed , 43'/c. }
OATS Hlglier ; No. 2 mixed , 2727Jc.
WIIISK.Y l 'ulr demand ; SI.12.
IVheat In tliu Nortliwest.
MlNNEAl'OMS , Sopt. 7. Figures compiled hy
the Northwestern Milter and the Alarkot Rec
ord mnko the total n irthwcstorn utock of
wheat 0,507,000 hu. , which is GGD.OOU hu. less
than a week ago.
MlnnoiipnlUVliu.it .Miirkot.
MlNNnAl'OMS , Sent. 7. Futures declined ;
September , uOftc ; December , 04uc ; cash , a't- !
Ivo and higher ; No. 1 hard , GDc ; No , 1 north
ern , C3a031Jc ; No. 2 northern , 0030Ic. Ko-
colpts , 200 cars.
I'lilliulolplim Grain Mnrkot.
I'liir.Aiini.ruiA , Fept. 7. WHEAT Firm ;
No. 2 led , Buptumbur , 08Mc.
CoiiN UulH ; Keptomber , 41J < ® 484C. ?
OATS 1'lrm ; No. 2 white , beptember , 3414
STOCKS AN1 HO.NUS.
llnlli nt r.'iit GlvoVtiy to the lloiirn anil
the .Sliurln to Luivur I'rlceH.
Nnw YOIIK , Sopt. 7. Tlio conditions which
prevailed on the Stock oxclmngo during the
past fo\v days were roveraod , today. The
bulls who had had things pretty nearly their
own way up to this morning were obliged to
glvo way to the bears uml even assisted hem
short interest to lower prices by putting cou-
sUontblo long stock on tlio market In man
oftort to realize n pirt on prollts lu the recent
advance. Conservative opinion Inclined to
the belief that the abnormal rise required ton
reaction to clear the situation and IKLVO thu
way for tlio establishment of a .still higher
range of prices. And this fcollng not ouly
mndu it easy to depress tlio touu of the spec
ulation but rendered it aosolutcly lal
to the health of the uiarltvt , which : cd
just such a tiling to act in the nature of r u
punrativo.
It was uecossary to free the market of the :
prevailing impression as to an Impcnulut , ' do-
cldio before any further'inatorlal advances
were possible and tod.iy's reaction accoin- >
pllshod that purpose. The fact that tin :
London houses \voru out of the market also
assisted to weaken the dealings. At nvcr.v
opening u pressure to sell manifested itself ,
which was most noted la Chicago Gas and
Uurllnzton. , On thu other ham ) , Sugar ws |
strong early , selling up IJf percent. Western
Union was llrnily held tit the tlino , but tliu
bear stocks bccamo moro pronouaccd.
The eiitlro list yielddl , and with occa
sional recoveries iudusttlali , railways
and specialties , bold off from } ( to per
cent. Chicago Gas , ( jcncnil Kluctiic , Cot- )
tou Oil , Lake bhoro , National Ivoad , Western
Union , til. Paul , ItocU Island antt Sugar
being most prominent in Iho decline. As
compared with last iilght the stocks whlcli .
liiailo the greatest declines weru : Chicago
Gas and Uoucral Electric , il % per cent ! ;
Kugar preferred , 0 } $ per cent ; Coiuuiofi I ,1
per cent ; Hubbur , 0 per cent ; Cotton Oil undock
Ixjiul , U per cent ; Burlington und Hock
Islacd. l } ( per cent ; Lake Shore , \Jf per
cent : Western Union , 1 % per cent , and
Heading unit Missouri Pacific , 1 } per cout ,
Thu Post cays ; One Interesting develop
ment today wn in the iltuo money mnrkot.
U U uotr well Uuo u tliat largo uaiouuts of
three-months money Imvo boon offered nt C
per cent without commission , on mlicd col-
Intern ) , nml thnt In several cases the offers
were refused because the money was not
neeacd , Ono of the dny't most striking development -
volopment was on the qutto ovorlookert
market. This WAS ttio refusal of the Dank
of England directors to reduce their dis
count rnto. Open mnrkot London discounts
have sunk to 3 per cent , but the bank will
still refuse to lend under C.
The following nro the closing quotations of
the loading stocks on the Now York ex
change today !
AtchlBon. . . . . . . . . . . 20 'or tli Amprl'n Co. * „
Ailamfl Express. , , 138 'Jortlieni 1'nolllc. . ;
AltonTerra Hnuto 18 or. Pacific pref'il '
ilo pref'il . . . . . . 140 J. P. . D.Afliilf. . . . Si *
American r.xprosa 105 Tortliwcalcrn
IlaUlmoroAOhlo , . 08 do prcf'il ,
Canada I'Aclfto. . . . 75 Jew York Central.
Camilla Southern , . 40 ! ( N , Y. AN.K
Central 1'Aclnc 20 $ Ontario A Western
dies , ft Ohio 17) ) Oregon Imp
Chicago A Alton. . . 130 Oregon Nav.
C.,11. AQ 83' ' 0. S. L..VU. N
Clilcniro Gas. 6(1 aclflc Mall
120 corl.i , Uco. All. . . H
2P . O. A St. L. . . . 0 HO
Col. ; Coal A Iron. . 'iillman 1'nlaco. . . 1(15
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . . 32 lendlnc
y1,1 , It. Hudson pfd. 111) ) ! tlchmonil Tor. . . , . 2 <
Del ! Lack. A West. 138 iloprcfil. . . 12
U. Alt. O. pref'd , . . 30 Ilo Oraiulo West. . in
Die. AC. Filrs.Co. . 20 do prrfil in
KnntTomi. . U lock Inland. . . . . . . . HIM
Krli . , , , 14H St. Paul i. ,
lie pref'il SO do pref'd
For Wnyno 140 St. Paid A Onmlm , : M
( Ireat ; Norlirn pfil , 107 tomlieru I'nclllc. . .
Chl.AKasl. Ill.pf'il 00 Tcnn. Coal A Iron. .
Hoc In ? Valley. . . 1HJ ( Texan I'.iclllc. . . . . .
IllinoisCentral. . , . O'JM Tol. AO.Cen. pf'il. 07
St. I'nnf & Diilntli. 7 i [ Tnlon I'aclllc
Kan A Tex. prof'U. 21 U. S. KxpreHM
Laku Krlo A West , 1H ! | W. , St. L..U'
ilo pi-of'd 17 do prof'd ,
Lake-Shore Wells Fnriro Exp , .
Lea Trust WoHlern Union. . , . HIM
LoulH.A Nash 'Jtl > Wliecllnc A L. K. . . 1UM
LoulH.AN. A 55 ilo prof'd. . . . . . . .
Manhattan Con. , . , U.l M.ASt. L
Mumiihla A C. . . . . . 120.1 II. AH. G i. . . . *
Michigan Central. . 10 ( Jcncral Klectrlc , . . tt
MlHnnnrl 1'nclllc. . . 88 National Llnaeeil. .
MobtluAOhlo ! , ' , < O R A I
NaHli.AChntt 10 11. A T. C
National Cordage. , GO T. A. A. AK. M. . . . 7M
ill prefd . , 22) T.St. L.A'K.C
N. J. Central (10 do prof'd 20
Norfolk A W.pt'd. . 1011
Noia
naked.
The total saleof stocks today wore 230,000
slmrrs , Including : AIclilKon , 21,000 } Hiivar ,
J0.700 ; lliirlliiKton. 10,800 : Whisky , 0,100 ;
Uunornl Eloctrlc , 17.300 ; Missouri , I'aclllc ,
0,000 ; Uoadltiif , 0,700 ; llock Isliiml , 0,000 ;
St. Paul , 8.200 ; Western Union , 14,700.
N \v Yurie Money .Uurkot.
New YOKK , Sopt. 7. MONHY ox CAM/
Kasy tit 12vJ4 per cent : lust loan , 2 per cent.
rniMiMincANTii.i : I'Ai-na 8ai2 jiur cent.
STUIU.INO KXCHANOE Dull , easier ; with ac-
tlinl liuslness In tiiiiiK-ors'bills at i-t.H ? GS-I.HO
for dehuintl ; * 4.B2S4.83fotMxty-lny ! bll |
( -'oininorciiil bills , $4.al4.BlS5 ; posted rates ,
84.a3-J4.B75J. !
OovKiiNMUNT HOND3 Strons. State bontl
dull. '
Tlio closing nuotatlons on bonds :
U.u. . S. 4Hro . 81.
u.u. . s.Is conn . lllHi 81.St. . U.VS.r.Gun.Jl
U.SMMjHm , ' . BS St. I'.mlCoiiBo'.H. . .
racllIcUsof ' ' 1)5. ) . . . HIM St. 1 . C. fcP. iHtH. . .
If'1'M 00 T.P.n.O.Tr.ltcts.
M 10 T IMl.O.Tr. Ucts.
Tcnn. new Met Us. . 1)0 ) Union Pae. Ists. . .
Toini. new not fin. . 07 Wont Shoni
Tenn. now et lla. . ( III D. & n. O.-1V. IstB.
Canada So. 'JdH . 07H lBOII 4H.
OoiUr.ill'ao. l ls. . . 102 'JK class A. . . .
I ) . AH. G. iHtH . 11 S.-M O. H. A.S. A. 5s. . . .
1) . All. G.4 . ( loud fin
Krlo'Jils . H..tT.C.fiH
M.M. . K. & T. Gon. 1)8. ) 1do Con. OH
M.M K. A. T. Gun. fls. No. Ca. UK
Mutual Union ( Is. . 102 do Is
N.N. . J. C. Int. Cert. . . 108 Tenn. old OH
N.N 1'ae. Ism . IOIIK Vn. ( lH i. . .
N.N. . Pac. ' .
.Ms . Vn. Kx-Mnt. coup.
N. W. COIIHOlB . 132 Va. Con. 2d aeries.
N W. Ucb. SH . 100
bid. tasked.
Iloxtoii Hliitk ( jiiiitiittonn.
noaTON , Sept. 7. Call loan , 70 per cent ;
time IO.IIIB , 7ItU per cunt. Closing quotations
on stocks , bonds and inlnlns shares :
American Siifrar. . . WcstliiBh. Kk'ctrlc
( to preferred . do preferred .
Hay Slate Guv . . . . Wisconsin Central.
llcil Telephone. . . . ] AtchlBon JlB .
Uoslon , t AlD.iny. . . ' . doIB..I .
UoHlon , _ Malnu. . . . ] Now England OB. . . ]
dolirefcrrud I General Elc > ctrlcOB
C. 11. A Q WlBconsliiCunflls
Fltchbunr
Gonural Klectrlc . . AtlanllC
Mexlc.'in Cuntral. . . Boston .t Mont .
N. Y.A.N. E llntto &lioHton. . . .
Old Colony ] Calumet A llccla. . . !
OroKon Short Line. Centennial .
Kubber Franklin .
S.iiiDleco Kearsa o .
Union Pacific OBceola .
Wont End. . . , Qnluuy . :
do preferred Tamarack . :
Sin ITnnclaeo .Mlmni ; ( jtiotntlonti.
SAN FHANCISCO , Sent. 7. The ofllcl.il closing
quotations for inlniii stocks were as follows :
Now- York Mhniiir < Juiitiitlitns.
NEW YOIIK , Sopt. 7. The following are the
quotations :
Crown Point 2fi Plymouth 10
Con. Cal. A Va 125 Slurra Xuvada 40
Dead wood 100 Standard HO
Gould and Curry. . . 25 Union Con Ill )
Halu , t Norciosu. . . . 60 Yellow Jacket - 45
Home B take 8CO Iron Silver. 10
Mexican 55 Quicksilver 150
Ontario COO do prof'd 1500
Ophlr 70 Ilulwer 10
.St. I.ouis Mining ntockii.
ST. Louis , Sept. 7. Mlnlntf shares dull , un
changed. The following aio the closing quo
tations :
111(1. Auked. Hid. Asked.
Adams 10 .UO Am'caii N. , 2.00 2.00
IJinut.'illlc 3.CO Kllzauoth. . .10 ,17H
Or.inltuM..2.00 2.CO Lee 1.00 300
Financial Notes.
KANSAS OITV , SupU 7. Clearings , 81,340-
292. t
HAVANA , Sept. 7. Exchange Irregular. Suga
qulut.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7-Oloarlngs , 388,041,495 ;
balances ( , $ -1,053,072. ,
I'mbADEMMllA , Hoit. | 7. Clearings , J8.830-
184 ; balances , J1,040OOG. Money , 0-pcr cent.
UAt.TtMOltu , Sopt. 7. Clearings , 82,400,470 ;
UaliuicusM39,795. Jlonoy , 0 percent.
OMAHA , Sapt. 7. The bank clearances today
ninounteJ to $721,107.14 ; last Tliursday ,
J093.095.00.
MtMi'iiiH , Sopt. 7. Now York exchange sell
ing at $1.50 premium. Cloarlngs , iti7,589 ;
balances , $24,748.
HOSTON , Sopt. 7. ClearlngH , 811',845,903 : bal
ances , Jl.494,019. Kxchango on Nuw York , il5c
discount per $1,000.
CINCINNATI , Sept , 7. Clearings , ijl.388,950 ,
Money , 0t8 nor cunt. Nuw York exchange , Gc
dUuouut to25c promtuin.
ST. I.OUIH , Hupt , 7. Clearings today , } 3,274-
723 ; Imliuicc'H , J307.392. .Money qulut utliJiS
pur cent. Kxchutige on Nuw York , 70c pru-
inlum.
NKW Oiii.EANS , Sept. 7. Clearings , 1838-
742 , Now York exchange , commnrclul , 3n 3o
pert 1.000 premium ; bank , JO per tlOOU pre
mium.
CHICAGO , Sent. 7. Clearings. ? 14G14G43.
New York cxciiangu , 25c prumlum. KterlliiK
exchange llrmer at HB2i ! .BO. Money in
greater supply at 7 percent.
1'AiiiH , Sept. 7. The weekly statement of
the Hank of Trance shows the gold liasdo-
cn-asod 3,925OOOf , , und a deciu.ihu of 1,100-
OOUf In silver. Thruo per cout routes. 9'Jf.
0."i
LONDON , Sept , 7 , The amount of bullion In
"i
thu Hunk of KiiKlnnd Increased 722,000 and
thu reserve Increased 492,000 during the :
past \\cclc. Thu proportion ot the Hunk of
'
Kngliind'h rosurvu to liability WHS 49.2S per
cent laslvuuk. . mil IH now 01,37 per rout.
Tliu amount of liiilllon gone Into the Dank nt.of
on bulunceu today lsJL'35OUU.
OMAHA. MVI : hTouii .M.viticir .
Outtlu Trade Strudy nil I'lrni IIuuii Actlvn
ami Cuiiildurnbly Illslirr.
TIIUHSIIAV , Sept. 7.
Ofllcl.il receipts of cuttle today wore , ! r.HI ,
hogs S,810 and sheep Wl , iiuikhic so far this
week 10oii : : cattle , 21,0(13 hoys and 003 sheep ,
as ac : > lust 0.003 cattle , 23,277 hogs and 2,6a8 ,
sheep for the Ilrst four days of last week. !
The receipts of cattle show a largo increuso
and of hog n decrease.
The market on beef ntoora was but llttlo
different in price from that o'f yf.storduy , and
thu voluniu of trade was nbout equal to the
supply. Choice steers are not very plentiful ,
and prlcett are fully as hlgli now us at any
time of Ittto , FairtogooU llJoO to l.DOO-lo.
beeves are quolod at M.-iO to fl.75 , JIKX ) i to
1'JOO-lb. , W..r)0 to $4 40 , und lufurlor gfadcs ,
from &I.60 down. Wuatcrn Rrassors cell 1 at
f 1 to &i IV ) for bcuf grades , uucording to weight
turn quality ,
Cows uuu heifers changed hands at ntuad.v
prices , there being no notico.iblu change In
llio coadltlon of the general miirkot. Choice
cows anu hellers are quoted at fJ.M to $3 ,
medium ? 'J to iti.M and common * l.-5 to
fl.VK ) . Calves soil nt ? a to tl.fiO. anil bulls ,
oxon and stags at $ l.f > 0 to f2.2Ti.
Block cutllojiro coming iu In lar.'o iium-
bora and u great part ot the run la iniiilo up ]
of lufcrlor stock. C > oed heavy foedcrs are
soiling fully as wnll us yesterday , whllo coin-
mou grauus are almost u drug on the mar
ket. Good feeders bring f'J.75 to (3.25 , fair
to ffood * 3.Ki to fS.WJ'Anrt stocltors $1.50 to
t'3.23. Representative gslcs :
No. Av. ' No. AV. Pr.
1 1200 4 IB. . . . , .1320 f4 GO
03 1357 4 GO i
*
ws.
740 11 741 2 00
1 I COO 7 731 2 00
Sfco
' ' ' 030 23. , . . . 008 2 00
s'.l 771 GO 24 912 2 00
770 2 1050 2 1O
iSiii G70 1330 2 1O
: fi70 1 GO 1001 2 10
5. . , . 864 1 GSTTf 041 2 15
20. . . , 038 1 7(1 ( U IP 80 . . . . 818 2 15
23. . . . 038 1 70 ft B 888 2 20
10. , . . . 834 1 80' Y' ' Bfill 1140 2 20
000 1. fltf " ' ' fill ! ! ! 1052 2 20
' ' ' 805 1 80 - 2 880 2 20
! . . . . . . 838 i an 9 913 2 20
2 1115 1 80 28 921 2 20
. . ? . . . , i uo 3 1070 2 2 }
0 . . . . . 075 1 90 28. . , 880 2 35
10 841 1 00
HF.irr.ns.
0 880 2 10
CALVES ,
23. . 229 2 00 1. . v. . 100 4 25
280 4 00 2 , . . . 130 4 25
HULLS.
1 1400 1 DO 1. , . . .1340 1 GO
1 1200 1 GO 1. , . . .1210 2 10
OXEN.
2 1070 2 00
8TOCKEH9 AND. FKI'.IIKItS.
42. . . 840 2 15 18 907 2 GO
2. . . 000 2 20 13 803 2 GO
10 804 2 25 1 1100 2 70
1 . G80 2 25 30 958 2 75
25. . . 7GO 2 25 8 978 2 75
10. . . 070 2 30 18 1OG3 2 70
44. . . 020 2 30 0 1093 2 70
34. . . G80 2 45 75 903 2 80
6. . . 888 2 00 2(5 ( 803 2 80
00. . . 980 2 50 07 1037 2 95
Wr.STCIlN CATTLE.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
40stcors..l040 $2 30
MEIUIASKA.
Icow. . . 740 1 70 0 COWS . 1053 12 20
10 cows. . 1043 2 20 Irnw. . . 000 2 20
SOfdra. . . . 910 ! 2 OS 4 MM..1000 2 05
2 Mrs..1000 2 UO Scott * . . 000 2 15
10 cows. 030 2 15 4 cows. . . 955 2 10
25 Mrs . O'JO 2 00 3 COWS..1013 1 05
11 Mrs. . 1184 3 10 40 Mrs..1143 3 10
COt.OHADO.
4 cows. . 605 2 00 40 feodrs. 800 2 70
15 COWS. . 872 1 40 40 cows. 911 3 00
! ) steers. Oat ) 2 UO 17 cows. . 8H7 2 00
OH fecdrs. 939 2 70 18fccdrs.H20 2 85
25Btuors,1100 2 00 57 steers. 1002 2 45
00 COWH 053 2 23
SOUTH DAKOTA.
14 COWS . 952 2 10 1 ulcer. . 1270 2 00
8 COWH . 1102 3 00 . 15 cows. . 1130 3 00
Icalf. . 210 1 CO 1 cow. . . 800 1 GO
11)1111. . . 1420 1 20 Ibull. . . 11HO 1 GO
12 COWS. 775 1 00 30 cows. . 850 1 75
1 cinv . . 900 1 75 1 steer . 1100 1 75
1 steur. 720 2 10 1 slcur. . R50 2 15
23 cows. O'JO 2 10 GO COM s. . 010 2 35
GO cows . . 800 2 35 0 steers. 000 2 05
31 steers.1204 2 00 58stCors.llCO 3 15
WYOMING.
32 feedrs.1020 3 00 3 steers..1210 2 00
21 steers. 1247 200 llOcotts. . 810 105
48 COWS 003 1 00 10cows. . H19 1 40
4 cows . 525 1 30 10 calves. 300 1 40
Ibull. . .1440 1 40 0 stcurs.,12'20 2 25
17COWH. . 830 2 10 10 feodrs. 070 2 JO
Isteor. . 570 2 26 2culvt-s. 150 4 25
12 steers.1289 3 DO 2 COWS. . 775 2 00
32cows. . 003 1 35 10 cows. . 840 2 00
23cows. . 880 2 05 Icow. . . . 770 2 00
4cows. . 700 2 05 1 cow. . . . 1020 U 00
! 20 cows. . 1018 2 25 0 helfors 520 1 50
1 heifer. 000 1 DO Ibull. . . . 000 1 CO
1 ox * . . . . 1010 1 CO Ibull..1400 1 CO
1 bull..1070 1 CO G calves. 340 200
0 calves. 240 2 00
Iloas There was a boom in prices on hogs
this morning , and brisk trading was the re
sult , the pens being cleared before the mid
dle of the forenoon. The shipping demand
was lavpe , about one-third of the supply
selling to outside buyers. Packers were also
irco purchasers , and under the strong com
petition prices advanced 15o to 20c all
uround. Heavies sold nt $ . .50 to 5.05 , mixed ,
$5.00 to So.70 , andiliRjit. ? ! i.GS to W.80 , the
bulk going at ? 5.00JtDr5.C.-5 ; , against ? 5.40 to
S5.GO yesterday. Jfe rcsentatlvo sales :
No. Av. Sll. No. Av. Sll. Pr.
6..181 W4 G7. . . 201 240 5 GO
8..402 01. . . 311 120 5 GO
4..342 5 45" 57. . . 271 320 0 GO
70..200 1GO 5 51KJ 50. . . 253 1GO 0 GO
19..333 240 5 ' 57. . . ,310 , 80 0 GO
C. . 240 30. . . ,313 , 1GO 0 GO
0. . .312 40 0 C2'J '
10. . .208 5 CO 05..239 , , 40 0 05
64. . 292 120 5 & 0 03.250 40 0 05
0. . .310 " 0 GCL GO'.230 240 0 G5
071 4 "BQV..6,65 ? 0 G5
57285' TCtf 5 fiC .227 40 0 05
GO..275 120 o as .238 240 G GO
41..333 ' 40 0 55 "oor. . .288 80 6 G5
50..209 jovio up 352 , , , , .316 ICO 0 CO
58..200 1GO 5'55 72.V. .276 1GO G 05
G5..248 400 5 65 71. . , .225 G GO
59 , .270 120 0 55 92. . , .190 200 0 GO
01. , .291 5 55 02. . : , .283 120 ,0 GO
49. , .319 200 5 07 } GI. . , , .242 200 0 65
77 , , .252 160 5 00 72. . , .271 200 f > GO
58..295 40 5 GO 64. . . .203 80 G CO
122..304 120 5 CO 01. . . , .260 80 G GO
G1..338 80 5 00 00. . , . .237 120 5 GO
01. .277 40 6 CO 70. . ; .275 8O 0 GO
44. .341 240 5 CO 25. . , .220 100 G GO
04. .344 80 5 GO 58. . . .245 80 G GO
54. .205 80 5 GO 50. . . .258 120 0 GO
GO. 272 280 5 CO 01. . . .201 120 5 GO
G8. .220 400 5 GO 43. . . .297 80 0 GO
120 5 CO 73 . . .259 40 G GO
05..275 240 5 CO 70. . . .214 200 G GO
03..200 100 6 CO 12. . . .188 G 05
CO..202 80 5 00 12. . 220 40 G G7J4
57..319 40 5 GO 71. . . .227 80 G 70
59..297 120 5 GO 68. . . .215 80 6 70
GO..240 200 5 GO 60. . . 208 40 0 70
53..207 40 5 GO 67 , . . .245 120 0 70
04..253 100 5 GO 71. . . .220 100 G 70
G3..al6 120 5-00 73. . . .251 100 G 70
01..210 200 5 CO 174. . . .108 120 G 70
100..H13 80 5 GO 80. . . .333 120 0 70
GO. . . . 323 40 6 CO 69. . . .231 40 G 70
43 . .230 120 5 CO 70. . . .213 100 0 70
79. . 241. 120 6 60 8'J . . .231 120 G 80
58. .242 440 5 CO 80. . , 108 6 80
I'lOSANDKOUail.
1..200 3 CO 1..280 4 70
SHEEP Several loads of sheep were
offered and those suitable for killers sold
readily at prices ! J5o higher than st
week . Fair to good natives , $3 S5@3.75 ; ir
to good westerns , 2. * > @ 3.00 ; common aud
stock sheep , Sl.t)0@2.2r ; good to choice 40 to
100-lb. lambs , $3,00@4.25. re
sales ;
No. Av. I'r.
100 Colorado yearlings 00 (3 20
122 Colorado wothois 87 b 00
Itecolpls of.Stock.
Official receipts of stock as shown by the
hooks of the Union Stock Yaids company
for the twenty-four hours ending ut 5 o'clock
p. in. , September 7,1893 :
CATTI.K. MOIlHES.tSILH
C.U-H. Head Curs. Head. CarH. Ilead Caru. [ Head.
1UO 1,311 00 5,810 , 0 032 01
Mtoolc In Miglu.
Itecolpt.s ot llvn stock at tlio four principal
western inarkotbTaursiluy , H.-ptomber 7 ;
Cat tli ) . llogu. Slieop.
South Ornalio. , . 4,311 0,810 932
UhlCUgO . 14,000 23,000 14,000
Kansas Ulty . O.BOO 0,800 300
: . 8,700 2)100 ) 1.200
Total . 27,811 38,710 10,432
Chicago I'lvn Siouk Market.
CniOAno , Sept. T.-rtSneclnl Toli'grum to Tin :
IlEB. ] The demand for unlive cattle again ex
ceeded the number olfered and aguln prices :
were very strong , 'f" ere was ulbo n llrm tone
to the marot forcoiiuiou | and medium goods . ,
lecoIptM of which .wuru nUo comparatively
light. The otlcihlgii.uf all inscriptions were
only about 12.UOO ( head. Of that number
7.UUO uero nativeUJ6UO western and 1,600
Texas cuttle , lllpo ,1,400 to 1,000-lb. btoors
were IC.ITCO anil inVsuiui ) casen i > nld at an addi
tional iiilvaiicu , KAlr to cholcu and heifers
wore bliong and UIS least ( leblrablo lots bold
fully us uoil an t'lirlWr In the week. Sales i of
western ranxo cnftWvero at stiff prlcvb , and
'I'oxans were Ihmu4)panoii Wednesday. Most
of the btipply was , out of hollers' hands before
noon and thu clo ( wgin llrm.
Higher prlcus wJrtMiald ( luting the morning
for all KiadcHof ' . .
IIOR'I. They advanced from
lUu to 16u at the 'Very outset , choice heavy
weights going tpA 16.76 and cliolcu assorted
light making frauV.0.y& to0.40. After the
b-hipputii liuil Kecure.d what hogs they wanted .
packorb became iKmrlsh and by thu middle of
thu foienoon mosVrff tl'u advance had been , i
lobl. The closu wiOfuulto w-nk on u basis of
from t&.bO tot5,8&'fur pi line heavy und from
(0,25 to ( U.3U for .choico assorted light. rim
lecelpts were aliouutliefcamo as for WedneN-
day , aiiiuuntlnx to 23,500 head. Tliero was
not.demand for thatmuny.
Thu demand for thoi'p dovolopud fair activ
ity today mid a ti < iu'li tlio receipts weio no
lo or , cnulco nutlvcd bold around (3,75 and
there weio huyiitti uround tll.20 for cholcu
wobtornri. From tlu'te nu-JWtlotw biilex tan
down to tl to (1,50 for nour ittulf. There was
a tlrm mai ket for good lambs. A lot of fancy
quality hrouglil $5.60. and there were buli'a
around (5.25 for cliolcu. Common lo good
Iambi , balil at 13.76 to (4.76 , und Infuilor
gradeii were ijuoted at t .n to t'J , A good
many common ihcop uurti Iuft un.solil ,
ItfcolptH : Cattle , 12,000 head ; calves , 1.000 ,
huud ; liog4,23&OOlieadi bhvep , M.OUDIieuil. I
Thu Kvunliif Journal ruporis ;
ItuculptH , 14lji ) lu-ad ; blilpmiMits ,
b.ouu iiutiU ; imiikut ntciuly tea trlllu liUliur ;
prlmuHttiur.s , ( a.oOii&.20 : iiieiluin-H.H | ( > S.-1.9i !
conimon , IU.70tt4.VO ; Tuxuiw , t2.30 | ; 2.U&j
WL-stt-rmi , U.ui > itLi,4u.
Ilouu-Uuculpls , 20,000 head ; uhlpmuntg ,
7,0011 heiiili murkut uctlve , clo uil stonily ;
prlmu mixed un.I nickurs , * S.30i0.70 ( ; prlmu I
huavy niul Ijutflier. ' wulghts , ti.70u.ti. 10 ;
prlmu light , fO.10MO.40 ,
Hlitiiilti'oulpta 14,000 head
, , : khlpmuiiU ,
l.OUU head ; market tlrm ; top uutlvuu ,
3,75vrcftcrn ; < , J2.80-33.40 ; ( op Inmbs , I5.0OO
0.00. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Knnoni City 1.1 ro StocU Mnrkct
KANSAS CITT , Sept , 7. OATTI.F. Kecolpts ,
6,800 head ; MilpmcnM , r > ,300 heiid ! cow
weak , best steers stc.idy ; To.xai and shipping
ntcors , fl.80QG.00 ; Texas and nntlvo cows ,
fl.30ti3.00 ; butcliers' fltook. 2.004.00 |
atockcrs and feeders , (2.2Oii3GO.
lions Kccolpls. 0,600 bond ; slilnmcnts.
2.COO head ; market opened 10il20fi hlglier ,
closed wrakj bulk , $5.00 0.85 ! linavlos ,
packers and nil.xnl , Jo.2O35.U5 ! lightsVorkcrs
and Tlgi , 70.UOAG.OO.
SHEEP Uccolpts , 300 head ; shipments , 200
head ; market steady.
St. l.ouls l.l\c Slack Mnrkot.
ST. Ixiuis , Sopt. 7. OATTt.E Hecolpts , 3,700
head ; shipments , 1,300 hund ; market opened
hlffhor for Tuxatis , closed ( lull ! stours , tU.OOa
2.90 ; no natives on sale.
Hoo.s Uccolpts , 2,100hoadshlpmpnts. ! nouo ;
market lO20c lilglier ; llKlits. JD.SoaO.lO ;
, J5.1O35.80 ; heavy , tG.lOO5.GO.
Ei1 Itocolpts , 1,200 head ; shipments ,
none ; inarkut llrm , unchnncpd ; fair to good
8hcop$2.7GQ3.70 ; Inmbs , $3.70 4.80 ,
Now York I.Uo stock Mnrkot.
NEW YOIIK , , r\cit , _ 7. liKKVns Hocclpts , 344
head. Dressed boot , steady at 7 < a8'sc.
OAt.vr.s Itecelpts , 710 head ; market dull
aud slow ; veals , t > & 0ic ! per 11) ) .
SiiEEi1 Hoaolpts , 4,000 bead ! market flrm ;
sheep , 24c ! ; lambs ,
uuTur no me.
No Him Itrcelvcd for the T.nlmr of tlio
Mlnnomitn Hlato rrimnmrn.
Minn. , Sopt. 7. The
bonnl or ] ) risen maimgors Imvo not re
ceived n single bid for the Minnesota ,
convict labor from October 1 , 18IKI , to
Oclobor 1 , 1803. The Minnesota
Thresher company 1ms boon inukiny use
of tliis labor for the iiastoifhtoon years ,
and as this company has erected a larjjo
pi nut adjoining and in the ponilontiary ,
itvns the general impression that com
pany would again bid for the convicts
nt tlio old price of 42 cents tv tiny for
nch prisoner. The thrcshor company
lias made no statement whatever , but
one of the ollloors said , in an interview ,
that it had become uonorally known that
convict labor was being used in the
manufacture of its threshers and that it
was causing a loss of business. The
company , therefore , concluded not to
use convicts any longer. The beard of
managers passed a resolution ordering
the thresher company to remove all its
effects from within the prison walls
within the next thirty days. The state
of Minnesota , however , ronuiins in the
dilemma of having 400 convicts on its
hands without a stroke of work for them
to do.
llnrt's Second Victim Dies.
RociCPOHD , 111. , Sept. 7. Nellie Hart ,
the second victim of Tuesday's tragcdv ,
died last night. TBoforo her death , in
Iho presence of the state's attorney and
others , she made a statement fastening
the double crime on her brotlfor , John
Hurt. At his request she says she went
to the granary in the basement of the
barn to help nail a board on. While
there ho choked her until she drank the
paris green , struck her on the head with
a hammer and then shot her through
the nbdomon. Then ho pursued the
elder sister , Mary , and shot her four
times. At the second inquest Hart was
hold to the grand jury without bail.
The crime has created great excitement
and a lynching is probable. Hart re
mains cool und collected and denies his
guilt.
Itndlrs of Murdered U'ouicii Identified.
MIDDLETOWN , N. Y. , Sept. 7. The
murder mystery , ao far as it relates to
the identity of the victims , is a mystery
no longer. Yesterday they were identi
fied as Mrs. Marget McQuilinan and her
daughter Sarah of Nowburgh , about a
mile from this city. It was developed
that Mrs. Halliday , the alleged mur
deress , enticed them away from homo
on tho. pretext of engaging them to
clean house for her at $2 a day at hoi-
home , which , she said , was seven miles
from Nowburgh. Her motive < * cnnot
even bo guessed at. The suspected
murderess continues to rave and act as
one violently insane. On a previous
occasion , when slip was acoubed of a
crime , she acted in a similar manner
and she is piobably shamming. The
husband is still missing.
o
MnHHacImxettg 1'roliilJltlonlKtn Xoin'nnlc.
WOUCESTKH , Mass. , Sopt. 7. Massa
chusetts prohibitionists nominated thu
following state ticket ; For governor ,
Rov. A. L. Banker ; lieutenant governor ,
R. T. Smith ; secretary of state , Samuel
T. Shaploigh ; treasurer , \V. H. Farnum ,
jr. ; auditor , A. II. Evans , and attorney
general , R. F. Raymond. The platform
declares that local option has proved a
failure , and demands full prohibition of
the liquor1 tralllc. It pronounces in favor
of woman suffrage and demands that the
legislature modify the Australian ballot
in the interest of'the minority parties.
Populists Denied I.nlio Front Privilege * .
CHICAGO , Sept. 7. The populist party
has taken a stop which may result in
bringing Mayor Harrison and Governor
Altgold into a direct clash of authority
and widen the political broach which
exists already between the fallowings of
tluso ) two political aspirants. The popu
lists want to hold meetings on the lake
front. The mayor refuses to permit them
to do so , and they huvo appealed to
Governor Altgold to intervene in their
behalf.
_
Tout of American Yachts.
NEW YOKK , Sept. 7 , Pour as sturdy
yachts as over breasted the waves are
off today in the first race to determine
which shall have the honor of defending
the American cup against visitors from
ovar the sea. The Vigilant wits officially
meabiired yesterday and her racing
length will bo 1KI.33 , and tlio Pilgrim's
03.31. The Jubilee and Colony were also
measured this morning.
AnUed for u Jlucolvnr.
PORTLAND , Iml. , Sept. 7. Emil
Bauer and William Jones , stockholders
in the Gem Window Glass works at
Dunkirk , this county , have filed a suit
asking for a receiver for the company ,
There is no financial trouble , its the
company is in a prosperous condition ,
but there is a disagreement among the
btockholders and u conspiracy is charged
against the men in control.
fleriimii Army
METSopt. . 7. Tlio nrirty maneuvers
yesterday took place near Totorlch
The Eighteenth and Sixteenth army
corps were opposed to oaoh othor. The
former made a long but vain endeavor
to capture the .Slxteonth'H position.
The cmporor returned to UrviMo in the
afternoon , his guests again coining hero
for the night.
Govern men t KxpeiulllurrR.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 7. Government
expenditures continue to cxcood the ro-
cofpts. The trensury lialunoo which , on
September 1 , Including the gold roborve ,
was $107,000,000 , , Is now $105,500,000.
Ono hundred und bovcinty-two thotiHund
ouncoi of Hilvor were olfered the treua-
SOUTH
Union Stojk Yards
South
JHitCattlo lla and < U JSP miriHl 1 fj * MV
i HO Jlij.
Wood Brota
Live Ftojlc Ooiiml'Hlon MaroU-iuti
coitliUuiabu-TolepUarii ) Il5r.
JOHN I ) . IJAI1MMAX , lv
W.li/1'Kll Ii W.)0. ) . f
Market reports b/ mall and wlro cheerful
aruumod upoa application.
ury nt 74 to 74K The offers were do-
ilincd ixnd counter offorji nmdo at 731 ,
The Bickotts tonight aV Courtlnnd.
i'AXA3IKHIUA.3IKIHCH. .
Vcitenlny'n Froceeilliig4 Th < > I'reililont
WASHINGTON , Sept. 7 , At the scs-
ilon of the
Pnn-Ainerlcnn Medical con-
jross yesterday n rosoltttlon wits adopted
equostlng the linporlnl secretary ot
England for India to use every moans In
i Is power to suppress cluilorn ut Its
'ountnln liend in that countt-v without
Icar of the Mohammedans. It wns be
loved by the congress thnt this would
jo the most effective mentis of stamping
out the dread scourge.
It wns further resolved Hint the execu
tive committee of the congress romnlu
In continuous session to look after mut
ters pertaining to International
quaran
tine.
tine.Tho
The paper of the dav wns road by Dr.
Rafael Lavlstn of Mexico. His topic
wnr "Acute Gangrene. "
The afternoon session wns largely devoted -
voted to a paper by Ur. Haynrd Holmes
of Chicago on "Modlcnl 1'Jducnttoti. "
Dr. ] Pepper of Pennsylvania , president
of the congress , delivered un nddrobs In
the < evening.
President Cleveland gave a reception
to the delegates and ladles accompany
ing , In the cast room of the white houso.
The Indies assisting the president were
Airs. Grcsham , Mrs. Carlisle and Mrs.
Blssell.
* " - . - lo Mity HillprUn tliu I'oiiplc.
CliuAOO , Sept. 7. The , Inter Ocean
has the following from its Washington
correspondent : A most extraordinary
rumor is currant hero , and It is be
lieved by congressmen who
are generally -
ally well informed. It is to the olTcct
that Secretary Carlisle contemplates
coining the seigniorage without any
authority from congress , under the gen
eral power which ho claims is continued
on him to coin gold and silver. The
seigniorage in the treasury amounts to
about $51.000,000. Secretary Carlisle is
very urgent to do this , and itbooms to
bo the opinion that ho will venture to do
it , unless the president shotjld disap
prove of It , without any afllrinativo
action of congress. This rumor seems
astounding and it is only repeated in
that , it receives general credit. The
secretary of the treasury needs the
money because custom receipts are
falling olT and bccaufco
importers , in ex
pectation ot reduced duties , are making
no importations.
Won liy the American T.lnor.
LONDON , Sept. 7. The rnco between
the American line steamer Now York
and the White Star line steamer Teu
tonic ended last night. The Now York
won by more than two hours. The Now
York's 000 bags of mail arrived at 9:23 :
and the mall was delivered in the city
ai 11:15. : The Teutonic's
forty bags ar
rived in London at 12:512 : in the after
noon and the mail was delivered lu the
city at a p. in. As the Now York cleared
Sandy Hook bar ono hour and ton min
ute ? ahead of the Teutonic on August
TO , hot- not gain over the Teutonic as re
gards the delivery of the mails wns two
hours and thirty-five minutes. This is
the lirst time the American lino' has
scored such an eastward victory since
the steamships began docking at South
ampton
GUARDING AGAINST PAUPERS
One Hitherto Open Gfttowfiy is Soon to Bo H
Closed.
THEIR IMMIGRATION FROM CANADA TO END
Dominion ( loTcrninrnt rrcptxrf.il to.ltltliA
United Htnten In Itrrplni ; Out Umlnttrn.
! > ! Stump Mnklngn Tour In
specting tlio frontier.
Sopt. 7. Secretary
Carlisle has received a letter from Su
perintendent of Imwirfrntton Stump ,
who Is now in Camilla , sUUiiff that an
important Hrrniifromoiit will bo olTcoloi\ \
today with the Canadian authorities by
which pauper immigration Into the
United States by way of Canada Is to bo
brought to an end. Mr. Stump has boon
nialcliiR a tour of the Canadian border.
Ho began nt the extreme northeast point
and has gradually worked along the St.
Lawrence region anil the great
lakoH until ho In now near
Chicago. Ho will IH ) In Chicago
In a day or so with the view of
ascertaining what safeguards against
pauper Immigration are needed there
and at adjacent lake ports , nil of which
tire easily accessible from Canada. Ho
will then continue his trip along the
jorthwest border to tlio 1'aclllc const.
' St will bo the first time that the govern-
incut superintendent of immigration has
made a personal inspection of the
Canadian border and has familiarized
himself with the pi-actionl features of
the immigrant tralllu coming1 from
Canada.
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MII/IVAUICKK , Sept. 7. Captain 0. C.
Kisoinann , who left this city In a balloon
Sunday , telegraphs from St. Ignneo ,
Mich. , that ho Is all right , but bus lost
the balloon. Captain Ul cnmnn struck
the lake when ho was but tweiity-llvo
miles away from Milwaukee ana was
picked up by the crow of the schooner
Ellen Williams and taken to St. Ignneo.
Tliomns I'usL Won the lrlnr.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sept. 7. George II.
Thomas Post No. fl of Chicago won the
competitive ling presented by the citi
zens of Indianapolis for the largest num
ber of men in line on parade. It will bo
presented to the post at its regular
meeting
The Bicketts tonight at Courtland.
lloroltcd AKiilnst a Society IMIct.
BKLLAIUE , O , , Sept. 7. Six Gorman
Lutheran churches of this vicinity today
olllcinlly withdrew from the convention
of the German Lutheran uliuroh because
the synod bus forbidden members to be
long to secret Bcciotics.
TlicBlckotts tonight at Courtland.
FntulICiplontoii of CitHolltlo.
Si'RlNGKiKLU , Mo. , Sept. 7. The ex
plosion of a gasoline stove caused a llro
which destroyed the residence of Dr. C.
Y. Wright and fatally burned Mra
Wright and -1-year-old son.
The Bicketts tonight at Courtland.
Where there's ,
so much Smoke ,
fire. So likewise , when
pounds. Millions of women
, / % i have used hundreds of millions
= " J ° f packages of Pearline , and
want it : For
and at the
absolutely
safe , nothing has ever been found
that can equal Pearline. Quality accounts for Pearline' s
success. And its success accounts for all its imitations. Only
the best thing of its kind is ever imitated.
ALWAYS refuse imitations. JAMES PYLE , New York.
PTURE
CORED or HO PA ? .
NO PAY UNTIL OURED.
Wo refer you'to 3,53J p itlonU.
Nat'I Hinlf of OoinmBroe , Omnhi.
Uorman i milli ink , Omativ
No iliilcntloii from bnslnoss , No oporntlon. Inrei.
tlsnto our mollion. Written ffiiar.intoo to ubinlutuly
euro -ill kinds of UUI'TUKIC ot both ieivltlioat tU
use of knife , no mutter of how long stiinillnx ,
EXAMINATION FREE.
ii-i ! ! o. E. mum
3O7-H08 N. Y. Llfo Bu z , UuiaUa , Nob.
BESU roil CiucubAU.
'WHERE DIRT GATHERS , WASTE RULES. "
GREAT'SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
HAHDV/AIIE.