THE OMAHA DAILY BEK : TUESDAY. SEPTEMIIER 12.
COMMERCIAL AN ! ) FINANCIAL
Soaring Prices Wera tbd Rula Yesterday oa
the Board of Trade.
ADVANCES WERE WELL MAINTAINED
Wlicnt nt the Opening W * IT.iotloii
Higher than hiiturtl : y'n Cloio nnd
I'liinl < Jiitili tlon UVro nt
Top I'lpurrs.
CUICAOO , Supl. 11. SoArlitK price's were
the rule today on tlio Hoaul of Trade. Tim
p.iuTtiinetit crop roiort tllil It. The miration
wni well nmintaincd to tlic closo. The ilnnl
iii' | > t it tons , compared with Saturday's , show
n cain of 1'i'f ' for wheat , lj c for oorn und Ic
for oats , while porl : is up 03y , lartl ITJ c nnd
riiH WjV.
Wheat at throppiilng was from K0 lo lc
liiL'hor than Saturday's eloso , and with
Rliitht fluctuiitiniiB ndvitni'od & 'c more , then
r ased off < r. hold qulto sicsidy and the clos
ing wns about from 1'tfeto ' IJfc hlRhei- than
th < ' dose , which was linn within from ' -s'c to
V of tlio top Ilifuros. The government orop
rc.ort | ffiive the comblnod coinlliion of win
ter and spring wheat as harvested us low as
Tt pur runt. This was quickly llpuruil to
menu a loss of 12,000,000 hn. Iroin the August
estimate. The Liverpool i-ahlc was llrmnnd
Inrlic.iind : i very light output from nil Amor-
Iran ports. In addition to all thin , It soon
devi'l'ipcd that the vls'hhs ' supnly was Kolnp
to slmw another doroase , instead of an iu-
riva.se of ' . ' .IT.ilooo 1m. a year upo. Thuro
w.is free rriiili'.ini ? on tlio hulpo.
Corn \vns active , excited nnd consldcrahly
ntiHi-ttloil. 'I hi * npomtu : was from \c to X1'
nhuvo the final Ilifurc-sof Saturday , the buliru
heini , ' dun to frovermnent report , hut tlio
pp. f soon eased hack from ' ( V to } $ c , when
tin1 market nitnln rallied , selling mt a full
cent fur Mav mid from I' e to IJ o for the
near futures , icceiled'e. . advanced \tc and
closed with from ' , e to I ( V ralu. Tlio re-
j'ort made thccon'lUI'in 7ti.7 percent. iiR-alnst
hi per cent last month. 'Micro were ( jciod
nuns In this lower Ohio and Mississippi val-
icvs und tliriiiiirh the south , and IOIICR up-
| , u'rutlvoro , rather disposed lo vcali/o on
the pn'ispcct of the drouth in Illinois nnd
Indiana hcinc nt lastnrokcn. ,1. C. Schwart/ .
nd to ho huvest short , was credited with
in , reasine ; his line some iiotwitlisuimliut :
the advance.
( lats advanced from J < c to I ' 4'c and closed
aliiuit the top. 'I'hero was liberal reall -
tion on thn hnlRO and considerable rliaiiKiiitf
from October to May. Tin ; government re
port indicated a much smaller orop than
last year.
Provisions continued dull. Tlio firmness
exhibited was in sympathy with the ad
vance in corn.
Freights were steady with a fair demand
at V on wheat and at from 1 % to l ) < jU on
corn to Huff tin.
ICstiwatcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
C.V ) cars : corn , 1,100 cars ; oats , 4SO cars ;
hoffs , 2:1.000 : head.
Tlu > loading futures rangud as follows :
Cash quotations wvro us follous :
I'l.omt I'lrni ; iiuiitathuis uiicliui : el.
WIIISAT No. 'J sni'lnif , 07 > < ( ac,7iCi ! No.
Ptirinff , r. o. h. . ouun&c : ' No. a red , 07 ®
07 V- .
I'oitN No. 2llic ; No. 3 yellow , closlnic ,
41 ' „ ( .
( JATS No. 2. 20'Coj No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 30c ;
Nn. 3 nhllu.r. n. h. , HSiffl30o. ;
Itvr No. t ! . 4U"r.
HAIU.IIV Nu. 2 , nominal : No. 3 , f. o. b. , 40
O-l'Jc ; Nn. , f. ' > . . 3iHja4e. ( )
l'i.A.\ Sr.iii-Nn. : 1. il.O'J.
TiMoniv SBID : 1'rlino , i3.2rj1in.30.
I'OIIKMiss , p r hhl. . $ lf.'Jr > fi > ir.30 ; Innl ,
pin100 11) . , JH.r.oaH.OO ; short rlhs sides
( lonsi'l , JltllV.ll.l& ( ) : ( ; ; dry salted hhouhlurs
( bnxiMli , f7.'Jr/i7.00 ! ; short clear slih'.shoxeiH ( ,
10.7. 410.00.
WIIIHKV Dlsl'llors' tliilshpil ooils. jior gal. ,
H.1U.
SUIIAHS C'til loaf , 0Bej ! erunulatcil , 5.67c ;
Rtnnihii'd "A , " O'ji ' ;
Tin ) follnwlnivero Ihu recisliits and slilp-
inonls for today :
N'ou York Marketx.
NKW YOIIK , Sopt. II. l''uint Ilpcnlpts ,
I'J.fiOOliU'Ks. ! exports , 34.IIOO hhls. ; sales , il- !
000 pl > is : niurUel llrm nnd fairly active.
CDIIN MKAI.I'irm. .
KYIDullveslern : : hoatloads 01l3D2c.
ll.Mii.uv MAI.T Dull.
WIIKAT - lli'i'elpis'j.io,000hu. : oiports , 32.-
fiOO hu. ; sales , 4,0(10,00(1 ( ( hu. fuliires , 'J04)0 ( ) ( )
1)11. ) spot. Spot iniirkc't sluing and inont acllve ;
coed exports In iteniaiid , elosed stroiic ; No.
2 red , In slum anil elevator , 71 ! V ; nlloat ,
7U"1e ; f. o. h , , 7'JiNo. ? ; . H led , GOiit' . Options
htroiitt and artlve. I'l Ices advanced early on
rrop repiirt and lin'rease liiDUlxhluhpeculallvu
IriiiU"I'loM'd 1 ' ' ' . ! ' < ' advance ; No. i ! red , Sep-
ti'inher. T'J'fdtV'J-11 ' ! , elosln ut. 72' ' , ? ; ( Jcloher ,
7'J , dt7file : , I'liislniral 7"iJ ' '
, c' ; Novenihi-r. 74' ( ( ,
76 hi' , olnsliitfiit Vfi'.e ' ; lleeeiutier , HU' i3W34C ,
elOslllKIII HIPjC.
CoilN Uecelpls , 17fiO ( ) hu. ; exports0,000
lm. ; stilus , l.ilHfi.OOO hu. futures , 110,000 hu.
spot. Spot ihnrUet netlve mid .stion ; coed
oxporl liiiiury | ; Nn. ' 2 , 40' ' > 14fii ( ) > In I'lmator ,
fiO'tdJTile ' alloat. OiilloiH Klroui : und netlve
on cioi ) repmt and return of roulldenco ;
closed Kir us al the hest prices ; Septeinhor ,
40'c , iMo'sllil ! lit 40'ii'j October , 4Hic ; Deceni-
lier , 4)5.r ! ) .rilc , cliislni ; a I Bt ) ' e ; May fl-Vit&3e ,
Closing III fl'-C.
OtTs Uecelpth , 117.000 hu. ; nvports.
03,70(1 ( hu.i salcK , UHn.OOO hll. futures ; 1'JM-
000 hu. hpul. Spnls strniiK inn1 fairly active ;
options mote acllve anil strong , I'lo lne ai
II \ \ -\Vi aU ; Kood lo choice. ,
Hors-Qulet.
11 inns rum ; fair dumiind.
l.r-vriinii-Sieaily.
Wool. Steady.
I'KOVIMONS-- meiili , nrm ; pickled
bellies , lUill3c. Iaril , linn , nlulinr ;
western steam closed at f'J ; sales , 000
tierces nt $ s'jlKir.U.U5. Option sales. mne : ;
September closed nt gH.uri , nominal ;
Octoher , fh.'fi , nominal. Ports , llrm.
ltfrriu I'lrm ; wesiein dairy , l.l'iQ.rjc ;
western cteamery , lMii'J7c ; western fuetory.
IfJdiilHc : DlL'llls , 'J7C.
I'lll'KSiI'll : it hKlms , ' i'tftfii' .
KiliisI'llin : western fresh , 17)iftlHic ) ! ; ro-
eelpliti,7ill ! pUtfs.
I ; yellow , a
i . .M.IXISteady ; velloir , 3rJiic3So ,
riTiioi.ir.M-lrieiJular : : ; United elosod nt
04 , c.
HIHIN Steady ; fitrabu'd , eommon to good ,
Tl iil-KNTlM--lJulet ; 2UJ ) .
HUT. I'Miin ; domestic , fair to e.xtra , 12' . ®
I ) ' . . ' , . .lapanfi'iH1 , ! ' .
MOI.ASSKS Nominal ; New Orleans , open
liiMlle , Kood locholce , Jl'JUiHric.
Sl'UAll-llaw. strong ; fair lellnlni : , 9 l-10c :
contrlfuKiili ) . UU test , II 1-lfie ; sales , Saturday ,
HOOO IIIIKS centrlfncals , 1)0 ) test , for I'lilladel.
phla , HI ! l u Hie ; relined , llrm ; No. 0. .p4e ; No ,
7. I ll-lOWl' . ! ' : No. H. 4'iit4 13-10c : No. 0.
40-l.t434cNo. ( ; 10. . | ' , 4 ll-10c ! No. II-I 7-If.
tt44iOi oil "A , " 4 3-ltXit&'iiC ; inriuld A , ttft
[ > U-10cstaiidaiil ; A&l-10iiiJiiceonfeclloiiers ) ;
A , o 1-lUit 0(41' ; cut loat. & ' 4tO Ill-Ilk"
crushed , ft .H-fi 13-10c ; ponileied. > % 4C
fi Ifi-lOo ; granulated , 0 13-10t ( 5'I e. , ciiht'n ,
ti 7-iCni.riSc.
Tin IKON'uluti American , fl'J.aOisl'J.OO.
liUAIi Stroni ; ; domeslk' , 13.80.
TIN . -I'lrm : Mruiis.llU.O'.Mi ; plates , llrm.
c. 1 I'lriner ; domestic. 3.70 ; on
'
. wi'ui 'Jfl.OOO Ibs. November.
Colliut .MiirUet.
NEW VOIIK , Sept. 11. Options opened firm ,
" 0 .jiolnlH higher on Seplemher und K
poliiu higher uu later months , closed
Irrepulur , MfilOo net ndvuncu on near
und unuhanud on lulur months ; kuh > ,
fi.'J-lO uan , Includlm : ; 7,000 IIUKI Sop.
lomlK r. at f Ui.oOi&lG.'JO ; O.&oo la
October , m Jl&.BiaiO.li ; 1,700 bats Novciu-
ber , Rt Sift 75J11C 00 , 0.750 ba < ? s December.
Jlfi 6.VHI& 81 No Itrarl ! ailvlro * . Hamburg
applied ! < per cent Advance , eln ed Imroly
itoadj on Piturony't prlcns. Sales , Saturday.
12,00u bag * Havana dull , U par rent lower.
Hlet C.OOii hags. Hpot Ulo. firm ; No. 7 , 17.3fi.
S.ile . 1W. ' IWB of Ulo to ' ) ( ! shipped nt
* > ° - J
Omihn : Produce MnrkMt
ItUTTr.ii-Tlio remipM of butter oonilnuo
very light. The lo-'al rolall trade U depending
very laigoly upt.ii . cp'atnory butterto supply
Ihor1oni : tili f'uicy oroamciy. SOSaaci choice
{ rincyc.M-Mtry. , laaieoi Mir ic. 'i : " ' " >
try , IVIitirji" packing itoek , hush , r-Mia.io.
MVK Pori.tnv-Tlio dropping olT In the re-
celpti of chlckein and old fowli li : t week en
abled the mnrlvct to recover some of Its
srniiRoii.iiiri and prices were ntiot-
nbln a little higher. The present week opens
with the m.iiket vury , llshtly supplied , and
thorn ouaht lobe nn rninroveinenl In price * ;
spring cldckuns , 7'icj ' old hens , 7 < 3 < 'ic ; ducks ,
niiis-TlioroiM-lpli of I KIS have bonn llcht
fin some little time nnd the market conttnues
nimiit steady. The bulk ot Iho sales nru re
ported at lil-.MJ'C. '
OAMI-Onlnu : lo the extremely hot weather
tin. hulk of the tfamo , In fael almost every
shipment , N nri-UIng In deplorable condition ,
a large prop.irtlim golni ; to the dump. Deal-
erinre cenei'.illy iKlvlslna their shippers to
liold oil until the weather iHVonieiiiinre fiivor *
able In view nf the condition In which ship-
InenlH nre arrU Ing II Is no easy matter to Rlvo
eorrecl quotaIons ! but II Is info lo i.iy that
lirallloelilckens In I1i-st-elas4 condition would
brins * J.7fi but thu must of Ihosa comlnu that
ate III fiiriiile en lit i'J.m'.i ' J.Vi. Only a few
diick tire nrrlvlna bill ehnlcn mallnriN would
rliis about ? 'J.76aml teal ami mlxoil Jl.-'i't
l.id. ,
llosr.V llnnov li ( oinmcnuliu ; to move a
little m.,10 , freely , bill the demand Is sllll
light foi It. II Is now claimed that the croli In
Iowa , Xehriisliii and Kansas III bo light. I ho
oiirly pan of I he leiison was fnvoiablo for the
wolf , of the bees , hut It , H said that the full
weather Is Ilinlllnu' this out pill vury inuturl
ullv : choice while clover , lCf .17r.
I'lintiiNS-The demand Is tmniuito so actlvo
ns It wa.s ; llvo pigeons ut { I.OOdl.lU.
.
ONION * Homo urottti stock I * plenty at 7fic
per hu. on ordiM's from the country.
TOMAIIS | : Iliiino Ktunu Mock , on orders ,
per basket , Ode.
1'oTATor.sThe supply Is ll ht and the
narkel llrm. On orders from the country they
am worth at least 75fS86c.
CAIIIIAIIIOcrnslunul : orders am rcculvcd
and tilled at l c.
t'Ki.Kiiv 1'ur do . bunches ! . 30 < ii3fic.
I'llltlTS.
fllAl'is-Iloine ! prown t'oncolds , 20J123C per
0-lh , liuskets ; inn-cats , tl.OOi2.25 ; black ,
$1 ; today , n.OUif. ' 2i.
CANr.M.iiri'i : ' ) I'ei crate. Jl. 25.
CAI.IKIIIIMAl.ato Crawford peachus , per
box , $1.1(1(3125 ( ( ; lliirtlett pears , per box ,
T2.26 : plums , poto. ) \ , H.25fail. 60 ; nectarines ,
per ho11.60. .
Ari'l.KS Choice outlnx , pur bbl. , J4.60 ;
choice cooking , ? l.
TIIOI'ICAI , Kllt'lTa.
HAN.\N.\S Prices luiniiln about steady ; per
hunch , lame , f2.2.Vi2.60 { ; pur bunch , small to
medium. ? 1.75'i(2.ii. ( )
I.IMII.\S : PIT box , f4.60R6.00.
OllANiirs There are only it few oranges ar-
ilvlntf ; ItlverslileMiMlltorranuan sweets , 14.
ninis : , TAI.I.OW , irc. :
IhncsNo. . 1 Kieen hides , 2'ic ' ; No. 2 green
hides , 2c ; No. 1 IMTCII salted hides , 21c ; No. 2
Kreen miltiMl hides , 2c : No. 1 creun salted
tilde2 , " > Ibs. to 40 Ihs. , 2 e ; No. ' . ! Krecn salted
hides , 25 Ihs. lo 40 lh2c ; No. 1 veal calf ,
8 Ihs. lo 151IH. , 5n ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 Ihs. to
15 Hi3c ; No. 1 dry flint hides 4c ; No. 2 dry
Hint hide8c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. Part
Clued hides ' 5c per Ib. less than fully cured.
Sliei'.l' ' . ( salted
l'Kl.TS--ilftMi , each 35a75r ;
prucn salted shenrllusr islioit wooled " earlv
sklnsi , each lit(15c ) ; dry shearllnirs ( short
wooled early skinNo. . 1. ouch 5'iilOc : dry
shuarlliiKs ishoil wooled early hkln l. No 2 ,
each 6c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pells , per Ib. , actual weight , 10 < 6
1 lc ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pults , pur Hi. , actual weight , 17 < (10. : ; dry
Hint Colorado hulilii'iwool | H-IS , uur II ) . ,
actual weight , OloHic , dry Hint Cc orado mur-
ruln wool pelts , per 11) ) , actual wolght , 74JJu' ,
dry plccusaiid liucks , actual weight , & 'i .7c.
Iiivr.lit'oni , , Heit. | 11. C'OTHIN I'lrm ; do-
inand llrm ; Ainerican middling , -l'4 ' l : sak" ,
8,000 bales , of which l.OUO were for specula
tion and i'Moi't and included G.lliU halus
American. American miildllii'Smilenibcr ,
4 834d ( sellers ; Septemhur and Dclob r ,
4 33-0 ir 4 35-15 til ; N-ivember and December ,
4 33-Girn , | it.'i-Old ; December and Jnnuary ,
480-04(1 ; .lamiaiy and I'ehrttary. 4 37-0 Id :
I'ubruarv and .March , 441-G4d : Muieh and
April , 443-Old ; April and May , 4 ll-32d ;
May and June , 4 47-04d. I'uturcs opiinud
steady at 3 3'Jd advance , closed strong at
7-04U net aiUance.
WIIKATI'lrin ; demand moderuto ; holdeis
olVor sparingly ; No. 2 red sliring , 5s .OiJdflJ
OsG'jd ' per cental ; No. 2 red winier , 5s Od {
0G'iU per cuulal.
L'oiis I'lrm ; domain ! good ; now mixed , 4s
3d per cental.
llKiir K\tru India , moss , 70s percwt.
I'novisio.ss Pork I'rlmo moss , 865 per
cwt. lliicon , longaiK' ' short clear , 00 Ibs , 51s ;
long and horl clear , 45 Ibs. 54s Oil per cwt.
( 'II KKhB A inurlcan llnu , 4Gs Cd47s ( Oil
TAI.I.OW--2is. (
KosiX-3a71i I.
St. I.onls Markets.
PT. Louis , Sent. 11. riouit Tendency up
ward , but unchanged.
WIIIAT llulllsh. lc $ higher ; No. 2 red ,
cash nnd September , O2' e ; Octobur , O3'jc ;
December. H Hie ; Muy , 75 ,1 : .
COUN ISSfrl'nC higher ; No. 2 mixed and
September , 3S3ic ; Decemhor , 38)c ) ; May
41V : .
OATS Illglicr ; No. 2 cash , 24i'321 ! ? 'c ; Sop-
umber , 20c ; October , 23ic. .
llvi : No. 2 , 43'c. '
HAHI.BV Noinlunl , D23&5C.
II A v riichangud.
lliriTi'.u rnehanm'il ; creamery , 33H34c ;
choice dairy , 2lio21c. )
Kddri-llnchangcd.
Piiovisio.NS I'ork , new , $17 ; lard , $8.37'5 ©
8.50.
UlicniiTS-riiiur , 7.000 bbls ; whnat , 159- ,
OOOhu ; corn , 279,000 tin. ; oats. 08,000 bn.
SHIPMENTS I'lour , 7,000 bbls ; wheat ,
10,000 hu. ; coin,45,000 bn. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
Cotton Miirkrt.
Niw : OUI.KANS Popl. 11. ririn ; middling ,
7 6-10c ; low middling , 7 11-lGc ; good ordi
nary , 7 6-lflc. Net iccelpts , 1,759 bales ; gross ,
2,11)0 bales ; sales , OUO Dales ! stock , 38,021
bales.
rutnres steady ; sales , 48,500 bales ; Septem
ber , J7.91 hid ; October. t7.UUMa.00 ; Novi-m-
her , J8.loyH.ll ; Dccjinbur , * H..M6t8.2'2 ' ; .lann-
ury , s8.33'1i.H.H ; ! ; Kulmmry , JH.414tM.43 ; March ,
88.00 8.01.
Mi.Mi'ins : , Sept. 11. I'lrm , I8c advance ; mid
dling , 7V ; receipts , 124 bales ; shipments ;
00 huk1slorli ; , 7,210 hales ; sales , nono.
tA ! I.VKSTON , Sept. 11. I'lrm ; middling , 7He
low middling , 7 9-lGc ; good ordinary , 7Uc
nut. receipt.- , , 2,122 halus ; sales , 70U balus
BloCU , 27uri4 bales.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 11. Strong , higher ; mld-
dllUK , H' ' c.
Kansnit Cltv : < liirlcts.
KANSAS CITV , Sopt. 11. WIIKAT In good de
mand ; IWI'.chluhor ; No , 2 hard , 04flOOe ; No
2 red , & 0'irG > , c.
COIIN 'i'i',2u ' higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
3l'c ; No. 2 white34'ifl30c. .
OATS Slow and unchanged ; No. 2 mixed ,
20B22e ; No. 2 ulilte , 20 27c.
Itrrrnn I'lrm ; creamery , 185522c ; dairy ,
176HUc.
ICddS Active and firm ; Mrlclly frciib 12c
KLCKil'rsWheat 40,000 bu.
, , ; corn , 0,000
bu. : oats. none.
Hini'MiiNTS-Wliuttt , 03,000 bu. ; corn , 5,000
bu. ; oals , none.
New York Dry ( ioodx Market ,
NKW YOIIK , Sept. 11. The week opens wit
the dry goods market generally favorable ami
pointing to continued Imnroveiniuit. Thorn Is
a very good demand for mosi kinds of cotton
goods , with bleached shirting- , promptly ab
sorbed. Wldo slieotlngs sell at full prices.
Cotton llanuels are giving way to wooler
llHiuuds ami show lcs < , activity. Dress goodi
and woolens aio fairly active mill steady
I'lannels and hlankots aronotably morn ai'tivi
on hurried orders. Pi lining clolhs rule siuiidy
with fair demand. I'orulgu dry guod nili
steady.
MarkiilN ,
Mll.WAIIKKB , Sllt. ) | 11. \\IIKAT IllsllOrj 1)0 )
ciiiiilinr , lHi7c' ; No.'J spring , die.
C'ou.N--lllglier ; No. aIllc. .
OATS Higher ; No. i ! while , 'J0 ! c.
IlAIU.CVOJC. .
Itvr. Illc.
PIIOVISIONS Higher ; pork , f 10.40.
Chicinimii Markets ,
CINCINNATI , Sept. 11. WIIIIAT Stronger ; No
* rod. ( Hjf lilt * .
COIINStrong , higher ; No. ' 2 mUeii , 4f > u.
UA'ISStroni ; , lilKhor ; No. - mUed , 'JSif
( S'-'riijc.
WIIISKV-Quiet ; II.IU.
I'lill ulelplihi ( irulu .tlarliut.
I'liii.Aiii'.i.ciin. Sopt. 11. \\'IIIAT : Strong ;
No. 'J led , tii4 ; < u,70e.
I'oitN-Strong ; No. U ml.\ed , September ,
OATS-l'tir lotsllrnii No. 2 ml.\ed , biiot , 3&a
35itL' .
Mlniieiii | IU tVlieat .Mnrkpt.
MlNNKAi'Oi.is , Sent. 11. Market about
steady ; Seiitembur , i'3K03'c ' ; Dcciunhor , ! ' > 7c ;
on truck , No. 1 hard , (15V ( ; No. 1 northern ,
U44c ? ; No , - northern , liVc'ca ; h markciuotlve.
Iliiltluiore drain .Miirkut.
IlAi.TlMOitt : , Sept. 11. WIIUAT Strong ,
higher ; September , 00iaC9 ? , ii ! .
COHN 1'frmor : September , 48)ie ) bid.
OATS-Strong ; No. 2 inUud , 3'JJte : No. a
white , SOtt'JOiic.
Oil .MurkrU ,
I/ONUON , Sept. 11. OALCUTTI LiNSKKi4lH
Cd.
STOCKS AND III ) N US.
Condition * of the Drty Were ( Julie I'nvora *
lilo to n Hear .Morcniriit.
XBW YOIIK , Sept. 11. The conditions
which prevailed tit the opening of the week's
business on the Stock exchange were en
tirely favorable to ft bear movement , nnd It
was natural to anticipate a material decline
as a result r f the day's dealings. Hut It was
the unexpected which happened , and nvo
Jn a few Instances , the general railway list
nnd the Industrials as well , show substantial
ndvauccs as compared with the closing
figures of Saturday , The influence of the
had crop reports had descended upon the
street before the tradiiiff began nnd was
supplemented by reports of decreased trafllc
8I'l
returns of the pranger roada , coupled with
I'lr
rumors of a division of sentlmont amonjr
the directors of the St. Paul road as to the
tln
advisability of declaring a dividend.
The weakness of American railway shares
on the London Stock excnaii o was also in
thn Interest of the operators on the short
side und to this was added heavy selllmr
orders for London which aided almost all
the foreign specialties. It was unnatural
therefore , that the boars should decldo to
take advantage of the depressing motives
and thoj did start in right at theopenlnif to
hammer down the entire active list. Their
success was but temporary : very little lonu
stock was brought out us n result of the at
tack nnd there was remarkably strong buy
tis at the decllno. The shorts were
surprised nt the reserved strength of the
market and possibly n trllln alarmed , and the
pressure " to sell was removed , whereupon
prices ! > quickly took nn upward turn and went
above the prices at the opening , which worn
all lower than Saturday's closing. In many
Instances higher llgures were reached than
prevailed at the close of the week.
The rise , however. Induced realizing ? , mid
assisted by the liquidation of some pools in
thp Industrials caused n i oaction. A period
of speculation followed , during which the
market llnctnaled within narrow limits , the
undertone being Inclined to strengthen
rather than weaken , which gr.tdually led to
lower prices nnd during the greater
part ot the afternoon the bulls
were In the ascent. The factor In the up
ward tendency movement undoubtedly was
the ease in money and the return to the nor
mal methods of transacting business by the
banks in making deposits of currency with
the subtrcasury against certilicd checks for
customs duties mid by the custom house in
again accepting certilied checks for duties ,
which go to show that the movement of
money toward the metropolis is removing
the hist vestige of the famluo in currency
which prevailed for so long a time. Today's
market with late dealings was decidedly
strong a.'d the general list closed in most in
stances at or near the best figures of the
afternoon und nt a material advance on Sat
urday's closing.
Si. 1'aul was most active , opening at n de
cline of 'a per cent , making a further decline
of 1 per cent , selling up ! ! ' ? , per cent and clos
ing at a reaction of } < , ' per cent , hut 1'g per
cent higher than Saturday's closing. The
advances on the day's business aru Manhat
tan Consolidated , 0 per cent ; Wheeling it
Lake line preferred , ; jfl per cent ; Now Jer
sey Central , ! l'j ' percent : Lane Krie & Pitts-
burg , I ) per cent ; Lackawanna , ' . ' ! percent ;
I'acllic Mall , 2'a ' per cent ; Pullman , l'.j ' per
cent ; Tobacco fc Northwest , 1' ' $ percent ,
nnd Cotton , Sugar , Lead , Hocking Valley.
Minnesota and St. Louis preferred 1 per
cent. Ann Arbor and Northern 1'acilic. and
Hichinoud Terminal each 1 per cent.
Among the stocks which made a decline of
from ' ( , to S-H' per cent are Kansas & Texas
common and preferred , Louisville , t Nash
ville. Illinois Central , Baltimore & Ohio ,
Denver & Uio C.raude preferred , Heading ,
Ontario > t Western ami Union I'nelllc. ( ! eu-
eral Klecttic opened 1 pur cent down , rose H'4
cent , reacted 2 per cent and closed at a re
covery of ' ' ( , and / percent above Saturday's
closing.
The Post says : Uy far the most striking
phenomenon is the continued scarcity of
stocks. At the culmination of each succes
sive upwarl movement the loan market
seems lo show an exhaustion of the demand
and the consequent fullness of supply for
stocks. Hut no sooner has the downward re
action proceeded for a day or two than loan
ing rates draw tight again and the short in
terest is forced into the market ns a bidder.
For this condition of things there are.only
two conceivable explanations. Either Ihu
short interest of the panic has still failed lo
complete its coverings or there are
buyers who take their buyings continuously
out ot the markets. Probably both factors
have contributed. Yet London is certainly
not yet buying to hold nnd the commission
houses which usually buy for scattered homo
Investors will not use the time money offered
them without eommissnn. It is still In the
main Wall street which is buying , hut the
Wall street buying of Slock exchange
traders alouo could never force a movement
such as has lately been witnessed. There is
but ouu logical conclusion that the shrewd
est private capitalists or. the street who
sold their holdings biforo the real panic
are again in a large measure taking back
their holdiiiL's now.
The following are the closingquotations of
the leading stocks on tne New York ex
change today :
AtchlKon Jl'H Northern I'.iclnc. . n
Adams ' 3xpre H. . . l.lh Nor. I'.ieltlc prefil i5 !
Alton.Terre llanti ) IS U. 1' . . 1).A ( iulf. . . . Hi <
do prefil 141) ) Northwestern 1(1 ( Hj
Anierle'in Kxprem 1(17 ( New VeikCemral. Iii ( :
llalllinore A Ohio . IIS N. Y. A N. I !
Canada I''U'lnV. . . . 71 Ontario A WeHtei'ii ifiifc
Canaila Southern. Oregon Imp rj
Central I'.icllie. . . . _ . _ Oreifon Nav 4. >
Chen. A Ohio 1751' ' ( ) . S. I , . A t ) . N. H'4 '
Chicago It Alton. . 1:10 : | lnclIic.Mall. | . . . . . KJ ! (
c. . ii. AQ '
Chicago C.'IH trj'r ' I'lttHtmiv . . . ! . . . . . ! 14(1 ( '
" 1'nllman I'alacn. . . KI'.l
( ! . ( ' . C. .V St. 1. : t llc.'iillm ; 'JO
Col. Coal .V Iron. . ! i Kli'liuiond T r. . . . . VU
Cotton Oil Cert . . . . : ir > ' < do prefil If , ' . ,
Del. .V Hudson pfd. 11IIJJ HI' ) Ormil" West. . 1(1 (
Del. I.acU. A Went. 1 II , do prefil 45
I ) , .til. ( ! . prefil. . . tU ! | 11 Rock iNlanil UU
OlH. AC. Fill's.Co. . lili * > Kt. Paul OL'V
KaHtTuiiti : i , ' ilo prefil lltl'J '
Erie 11V ' St. Paul A Omaha. : ill
do prefil 1MI do pfd 10,11,4' ,
Fort W.'iyiio 1 K ) Southern I'nelllc. . . tOHi !
Oreat Noi'lh'n pf d. 1 lt : Siijjar Itetliiery. . . . ! I'J
Chi. A Ka'tt. 111. pfd " ' Tenn. Coal A Iron. . Ill
lloclctm , ' Valley. . . IM'l.Texan 1'aclllc 7K
UU , Tol. AO. Ceil. pfd. llr ,
St. 1'anl A Didnlli. iM'iill'nloii ' ' IMellle 1J !
Kan. A Tex.prefil. Jdlj U.S. K\.reMH | r.ll
I.aUe Hi'le A Went. 17'a W. , St. I , A t' Hi ! (
ilo prefil li'.l'u do prefil liiji
f.aldi Shore Wells Kiiriro Kxp. . lail
head Trust : i'J Wenern ( Union. . . . hllli !
I.OlllM. A. N.IHll. . . . f.T Wheolluc AL. n. . . iifc : |
I.onlH. A N. A . . . . 1.1 do pivf'd 4'J
Manhattan Con. . . liiU : : M. A si. I I- :
Memphis A C Ill ,11. , A II. O IDJ
MlcMiran ( Vniral. ! > : i ( Jeneral Kleelrle. . . 411 !
MlHNimrl Pnelllu. . . ' 7h Nallonal l.limeeil. .
Mobile A Ohio. . . . ll'-j : ' C. F. A I
NilMi. A.'liill ( : ( ! ' . ' do uri'fd UU
National Cniilafi ) . . VSK II. A , T. C
ilo ni'uf'il ( la T. A. A. AN. M. . . . S
N. J. Centril 10H T. St. 1 , . A K. C "j
Norfolk AW. pfd. . a 4 ilo prrfd 20
North AnieiTn Co. fi'
The total sales of stocks today \vuro 170HO ( )
share's , Including : Atchlsim , 11COO ; Sugar ,
41,0l)0lliirllnglon ) ; , 14'J0'hlcago ( ) ; ( ( ias , 17,700 ;
( ieneral lOlectrlc.U.QoO ; Missouil I'aelllc , 4,700 ;
National l.'oiduL'e , 10.OIIO ; Northwestern ,
4,000 ; Northern Paclll ? , H.OOll ; Omaha , 4,000 ;
itoadlng , 12,000 ; ItoiM ; Island , 0,40(1 ( ; St. Paul ,
42,400" ; Wesleiu I'nloii , 14,400 ; Silver for-
tllleatcs , 20UO , ) ounces.
New York .Mono.v .Maildit.
Nr.\v VOUK , Sopt. ll.-.MoNr.v ON CAM.
l-'asy nl 3ff4 per cent ! last loan , 3 p or eeut ;
elosliiK , II per rent.
I'IIIMI : MKIII'ANTII.R I'Ai'iiuK'tll'2 per cent.
Sniiii.Mi : ICvriMNdiDull : , with actual husl-
ness In hanUei's' hills al M.HVit4.HOJ ! ; ( ( ) | .
demand and il.fyJVii-l.b-J for sl.\iv-dav
hills ; commercial hllU , Jl.ttUH.bl'/ii po U'il
rales. fl.H7 < ft I.M7'i.
SII.VIMI cr.ii'n \TiN-7ri1 ic.
liovin.\.Mi.M' ; : ItoMis--jlroii ! , ' , Htnto lioniN ,
dull.
ThoelixliiRiiiiotatlons on hoiiils ;
koti quirt , owing to thn Jewish Now Year hol
iday In the hcelmilni ; AnicricMH were dull
because of the Mmfahkco directOM icport of
the floating dchtVhltMoiiirh It Is eorerod by
lx > tnls. They recovered later. Ilupeo paper
was dull.
> u Stock Quotation * .
HOSTON , Sent. 11. tJall loan , 79 per cent :
time loani , Hil'J tier cent. ( . 'losing quotations
on stocks , bomfcinnd nitnlng shares :
finy Stain (1-n ( . . .LUH ilo preferred 7M '
Hell Telephone. . . rTPr Wesllneh. Klectrlc i'l'-j '
Ilosion A All > in.v.i : > nr do preferred . 411 *
lloilon A Maine.t.VI Wlsi"Mi ln Central. 7
do preferred . ' 74 < 1' ' Atchlson ! Ms 41
_ Q . Oneral F.tcrtrloS l SO
rltehhur ? /.l j | A1lom z MlmnirOo. 40
noneral KleotrlP . . "PJ' ? , Atlantic S
Mexican Central. . , ' " ' HoAlou A Mont ' 'I5 *
N. V. .VN. K . . ' XV.'f ' Unite Iloslon 74
Old Colony . 17fi calumet A llccla . . CUfi
Orecon Short Line. , , in Centennial ! t
Unlilier . .V .1M" Fr.inltlln Ill
San IMeiro . _ \ \ \
Union I'aoinp . . . . 1'Tfij OsCPOl.l 2.
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
West i'nii. : . , , . . . . . . . { f.irii JTamaraek 1 ilfi
San rr.inclsi'o ' Mlnlnc onotmlon .
S.IN I'llciscn , Sent. 11.--Theolllel.il closing
quotations tor mining stocks wele us follows :
Alta .7T77T..r.77i. Hi UnleX Nuivross " . Ml
: t. " MlMl
' ' " " ' ' ' ' " ' "
I A Iteleiier. . . . fill ( . . . . . . . . . . . . Mi
lloilleCon 'JO Potosl 4(1 (
IliilWer lii Savatfe an
( 'hollar ' . ' ( i Sierra Nevada IB
dm. Cal. A Va 1'- Union Con 3d
Crown Point mi Dlali fi
linn-kit Con fill Yellow .lacltet. . . . CO
liuiild A Cnrry . . . . an
N w York .Minin
Nr.w YoltK. Sept. It , The following are the
mining ( inotatliiiis :
iiT ( ' 7ir\C"Va IKil'lyniontli. . . . Ml
inn Sierra Nevada . inHale
nnil Curry. Siaiidnnl UU
Hale A N'otvroHB. . . . 'Ill Union Con HI )
lloiiii-Hinke . S.MI Vellow .laeUet 1(1 (
4D Iron Sliver Ill
Mexican Quicksilver U.U
Ontiirlo . do prefil IWMI
Ophlr Knitter 10
On the l.onilou .Mnrkrt.
LONDON. Sept. 11. 'riioelosliu : limitations nn
the London Slock exchaii n today wore :
Sl.l'.inl eoininon. . . . Hl' <
. . Nrw York Ceirl..lnn
Canadian 1'acllU.1 . . . 77' IVnnH.vlvanla RUMi
llrle . inii
KrleJds . 7111-1
HAII t > ti.veit-n4'td ' nero/ .
.MoM-.Y ' ' ' '
.MoM.Y'J'ltt'J't per cent.
Tin" rate of ill-count In the open market for
both long and short lillU I--- per cent.
Flir.tnciiil Notes.
I'Alils. Sent. 11. Three porcunt icntos , 90f
I7c for the account.
Niw : YoitK , Sept. ll.-Cloarlnus } 5S,5n2'J9.Ti
balance- ; , Sa/JS'.l.'Jl ! ! ) .
llAl.TlMditi : . Sept. 11. UloarliiK" , Jl,781,408 ;
biilain'O , $ ' .27:1,1114. : Money , 0 per cent ,
I'llll.AliDi.i'MIA. Sept. 11. riearliiK * , i7,007-
OOHj balances , JSH7.4H3. Money , 0 per cent.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 11. I'learlnus , Jl,771,800.
Money , liitH per cent.N'inv York exchaiiL'e , 30
" ) IKpruiiilniii. . ;
Mi'.Mi'ins , Sept. 11. New Yorko.xcliaiice sell-
IIIR ut $1.011 premium. I'leailnjrs SS7,7'JO :
balances , $18'Jii. : )
lo-ii-N ! ) , Sept. 11. Cloarlnps , $11,1.13..TOO ;
hiilinces , tloOW,70U. Kxohan u on Now York ,
aSU40c illscount fur cash. Money , 8 per cent.
ST. Louis , Sept. ll.-Clearlnss , $3OMl'Jirj ! : :
balancus , S408H9. : Money qulist , at IVi S
pur cent. K.xclmnso on > 'owork , 90c pre-
niliiin.
C'llir.uio , Sept. 11. niearliiKS , ? 12U85,207.
New York oAChaiiKettOfi'Oc premium. Sterling
evchaniro. steady ; $4.H3i f.4.8r > " , . Money ,
active ; call loans > nor cent ; lime , G'i7 pur
cent.
OMAHA I.IVi : STOUIv .MAItKICTS.
UYi'l ; ( Ipcns with Moilprntn Uoeelpts nod
Aetlvu Trailing tit Steady I'rleci.
MONIIAV , Sept. 11.
The week opens with a liberal supply of
cattle about 4,400 on sale ; but about 1.000
less than wcro 'received on last Monday.
Liberal supplies at all markets tended to
weaken prices on all except well turned
steers. Good corned cattle and fat westerns
sold steadily , although the market was
rather drajrBiiitf. .
Desirable cows and heifers show no quot
able change , priyyif oa decent grades hold-
in } , ' linn. ThesUtipwof ordinary to infer
ior stock was in ( jxci$05 of the demand and
prices on such worn extremely weak.
Liberal supplies of 'stock ' cattle did not
cause any material weakness on anything
vanted at all , and the volume of business
vas about equal'to > the number on sale ,
iteers ot wood weight and style sold fully
iteady , while conimou.light stock is hard to
uove at any price , and today such sold
ewer , if at all. .Representative sulcs :
Vo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
04 .170 5300 18 1120 M 35
23 1380 375 21 1107 440
19 1091 4 II ) 20 1220 4 45
1 850 4 00
COWS.
1 1000 125 2 1030 200
H 1013 100 ! ) H74 200
1 1000 105 25 804 205
1 780 105 22 1002 220
1 1030 105 VI 1001 220
3 1010 105 5 228 220
2 755 1 05 5 H40 2 20
10 004 1 05 20 948 2 21)
4 822 105 21 052 220
19 851 1 70 10 803 2 30
1 980 1 75 6 870 2 30
1 880 1 76 2 940 2 30
1 070 1 7b 1 . . . . 830 2 30
'Jl 801 1 95 2 1085 200
9 901 2 00
IIIUIT.HS.
1 550 1 35
3 . . 300 1 50 1 250 350
1 290 250 13 218 850
10 282 2 50
HULLS.
5 012 1 00 1 1100 1 70
1 1490 1 00 1 1070 1 75
1 1570 100 1 750 175
1 1320 1 70 1 1220 1 75
1 1120 170 1. . . . 1010 185
STOCKEItS AMI ) FECDKIIR.
5 850 100 10 080 2 02'J
0 333 200 3 97O 275
3 417 210 7 823 285
55 043 225 3 1043 285
0 705 225 10 1041 200
23 " ' 7M 2 27'J 1 1200 800
2 . . . . 870 240 2 1(105 ( 300
1 800 250 22 1045 300
1 1200 250 22 1217 310
1 7HO 202IJ VI. . . .1088 8 15
1 070 2 02'i
wr.STKIIN OATTI.K.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 steer. . H10 ? 2 50 28 fdrs. . . O'JO 3 05
3 steers. 913 1 00
00M
M VOMINO.
09 stcnrs 1270 325 15 steers. 1301 245
10 steers. 1243 315 Istoor. . 700 250
29 sleers. 707 290 4 cows. . 925 1 75
9 cows. . 983 215 40 sleers. 1228 320
14 steers.1207 310 8 steers.1152 310
28 cows . 002 2 HO 20.stuers.1271 335
3 fdrs. . . . 070 200 30 fdrs. . . 982 200
23 steers. 897 2 25 33 steers. 900 2 35
Ocows. 851 100 Icow. . .1180 200
17 cows. . 808 2 00
Oeows. . . 940 180 Osleeis.1270 240
27steer < ! . .10iO ! 2 H5 40 sleers.1225 335
15cows. . . 912 2 JO 5COHS..1210 220
15 steers. . 1209 3 OO 13 sieer.s.1015 205
4"ows. .1127 255 4 steers. 810 250
1 sing..1150 235 05 fedrs. . 953 235
Ksloers..ll72 ) 290 22sleers.1290 285
3 cows. . . K8I1 190 10 cows .1002 280
25 sleers..1188 305 1 steer..1000 335
13 sleers. . 1257 335 4 feilrs..l)7O ( 250
3 feedrs..llli ( 250 Bcows. . OH1 205
lcow.s. ( . . Oil ) 1 80 lealf . . J10 300
32 cow * . . 050 205 14 btociiH.H48 31)0 )
2steers. . 1355 H oo
lions The marKet opened with a de
cidedly lower tendency , although the re
ceipts wcro small oven for Monday. Huyers
blurted in to buy lower if possible and bid
pretty mean prices , but as conditions became
more favorable and sellers held on , bids were
raised to about Saturday's basis , and at the
clo.so trading was active und strong. Kalus
were mostly at i.r > . . " > , ' > and the CUIIKO was from
1.50 to ? r > .7f > , nKaintt H . bulk Saturday of
13.50 to $5.eW und a range of fA.40 to t.i.'fi.
Uepresoutattvo sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Hh. I'r.
17 . . .105 120 < 5 25 67..200 20015 55
H..4U2 545 CO..295 80 556
U..2G7 645 02..275 200 > 00
b..C30 540 70..105 2faO & 05
3 .16.1 ft 45 b3 271 W r , f.ft
GO. 264 80 5 Ml 44 271 240 f > oft
15. . . 345 fi 60 fif > 205 40 5 fi7'J
16..342 fi Ml 72 2.13 80 d fl7' |
04. . 241 200 655 G7..231 HO 6 fi7'i '
01. . . .200 80 655 GO. . . 201 SO 6 67' ' |
01..284 80 665 70..2-JO SO 6 GO
73..267 120 665 00..217 ICO 6 GO
71. . . .202 1GO 665 76. . . .23 ! ) 40(1 ( 600
OS. . . .212 200 650 GO..213 ftO 600
GS..2H3 iflo 665 78. . .2(16 ( 120 5 GO
6S..2G8 120 655 71..22(5 ( 280 6 fifl'i '
OH..200 80 665 77..21S 40 6 O2't '
60..2HH 566 73..234 2411 606
05..291 280 665 GO.,217 fiO 60S
G3..330 6 65 HO..2(18 ( 120 6 70
08..242 40 665 HI. . . . ID ! ) 80 570
5S..200 100 6 65 103. . . .16(1 ( 210 6 75
29..250 120 505 7..160 675
00..240 240 0 65
Sitr.r.1' The receipts consisted of cl ht
double docks of pretty ( rood Utah mixed
tfrassers that found ready sale to local
buyers. The market was llrm. Fair to jjood
natives , J'J 7."iti.fiO ( : ; fair to peed wnsterns ,
? ' . ' .7finJ.2."i ( : ; common and stock sheep , ? l.7.Vi8
J. . ' . ' ; rood to choice Id to 100-lb. Intnl'a , fa fillip
I ' > . Keprcsentatlvo sales :
No. Av. I'r.
1U03 Utah mixed . . . 103 ! 2 85
_
ItervtplH nnd DUpixltloii fit Stork ,
oniclal recelits | and disposition of stock as
-liown by the books of the I'nloti SlocU
Yards conipiiny for tliu forly-elijlil hours
undine at 6 o'clock p. in. , Selitolnbcr 11 , 1803 :
nnjii'rs. :
r \TTI.I : .
Cam. I Head earn. Head. CarH. 11 lead Cars. | Head.
37 B.fiV3 ! 8,1. , (11)11 )
IIISI'dSITIIIN.
Cllleimo Livestock .Miltltet.
f'lllCAon , Si lit. 11.-Special [ Telegrain to
Till ! llii.l : : ilnlv iiin'e before within the pres
ent year haxe tlie receipts of cattle been so
largo as the estimated supply for today -
23,000 head. That a weaker feeling should
obtain was theiefore to he expected , ( iood
fat.dry , natlvo steels and Tesascaltlo were
111 demand at the. close of last week , li'it com
mon nnlhes ami western range cattle sold
lower , about Hie lower than lasi Friday. Not
far f i inn one-half of the arilvals were
Texas and western rangers , the sup
ply of natives being limited to about
12,5011 head. The latter were quoted all the
way frniii ( . ) toll.5O for scnllaway cows
and bulls lo from J5.25 to K > . 15 for extra
.steers , thoituh Ihero weie fewer sales outside
of the limits of from $1.75 to .12.75 for cows
nml from ft.7. ) > In 33 for sleers. There were
about 8HHI , ( westerns , ami they were salable al
from 51.5(1 ( to f 2.9D for rows and nt from $ J.fiO
toiii.90 for steers. To In Ing more than i1. ! . " > o
the offerings had to he choice and het'er
figures were leached In a few Instances only.
Theie wa.s u supply of about 3,5(11) ( ) TIIMIIIS ,
and I hat number wa.s wanted at steady prices
Iast week's advance hi hogs boio the ex
pected fruit today's arrivals running up to
about 38,0.10 head , hut the decline that buyers
had coictted on did not materialize. There
was sulllclent vitality In the demand to liolcl
the market about steady at Saturday's closing
quotations common In prime 250 lo 3511 Ib.
hogs selling al from 15.30 to { 5.9(1 ( and llghli'i-
weights soiling anywheio from $5.50 to JO.25.
Theie was active nailing at that range and
only a very small pan of the supply remained
unsold at 12 o'clock. The quality was not
quite as good as we na\i > been netting of late ,
the proportion of I'ght and rough stun" being
somewhat larger. Thai It averaged good ,
houevci , Issliown by the fact that not much
trading was done below J5.75.
A good part nf last vieek's advance In sheep
was carveii oil'fiom prices today and It was
done easily. With receipts of fiom 17,000 to
18,000 head and a prospect of liberal : nrivals
for Tuesday and Wednesday sellers weio
weak-kneed , ami thu demands of huyei.s for a
reduction In prices weie promptly acceded to.
Sheep genetally sold from loc to 15c lower ,
ami 25c no more than co\cicd tlio decline In
lambs. I'roni i 1 to JS.W5 was tlio laiige of
limitations for the former and sales of the lat
ter were on a basis of from J 75 to i5.10 for
poor lo choice. Westerns were saleable nt
from $1.75 lo J3.25 , according lo quality. They
constituted the helm of tin supply ami sold
principally at from W.fit ) to J3.
lieceipts : Cattle , 23,000 bend : calves 1,000
head ; bogs , 37OOO head ; sheep , 17.000 beau.
The r.venlng Journal reports :
CATTI.K liivelpls 20,000 head ; shipments
4,000 head ; marKet steady to lower ; top
steers , 5.5.UOU5.10 ; m diuni , fl.50 < & 4.05 ;
others , M 01)34.25 ; Texas , * 2.y5&2.00 ; eows ,
lions Iteeclpts , 30,000 head : shipments ,
10,0l > ( ) head ; market steady ; mixed and
packers , 45.40 5.85 ; prime heavy and
butchers' weights , 5.90a.0.20 ; light , JO.OOffi
0.30.
I llixi1 Kecelpls , 12.000 head ; shipments ,
U.riOO head ; niaiUet steadv : top native sheep ,
| St.)05 : ( ) > .a.7r. ; we-lurns , W.7.rjii.Cl : ) ; top lambs ,
Jo.UOiSO.l.'S ; others , tii.(10it4.75. (
KANSAS OITV , Sept. 11. CATTM : Uecelpts ,
.
and mixed , id..ri.r/u2.30.
lions Uecelpls , ii.'JOO head ;
4.70.
Snr.r.l' Kocelpts , 200 head : shipments , 300
head ; market sleady and unchanged.
New York I.lvu Muck Market.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. II. ( 'ATI-LI ; Uecelpts ,
5,150 head , Including 975 cars on sale ; mar
ket dull and lower : native steers , * 3.3Ui,3.85j
Texansnmi Color.ulos , J3.20U3.85 ; bulls and
eows , J1.15M2.50.
I'AI.VINliecelpts , 1,093 head : market dull ;
veals , f5.liOiio7.OO ; grasscr * . i2. l.V&,2.50 ; west
ern calves , $3.02Yi44.25.
Smii' : liccclpts , 20,378 head ; sheep steady ;
Iambs 'ic ' lower ; sheep , $2.50@4.37's ' ; lambs ,
J3.75'S.I.75. '
lloiis Itecelpls , 9,141 head , Including 2 cars
on sale ; market firmer ; tn.003G.7u1 ,
St. Louis I.lvo Slock Market.
ST. I.OITIH , Sept. 11. CATTLI ; Uecelpts , 5,400
bead ; shipments , 1,000 head ; maikot steady ;
Texas cows , strong , $2.40 ; Texas steers , easier ,
$3.05.
lions Hecolpts , 1,900 head : shipments , 500
head ; market steady ; light , JO.OUiMi. 15 ; ml.\ed ,
$5.7.VaO.K ) ; heavy , tl.7.V/j..5l ) .
Slliii'-Hneelits : : | , 800 head ; shipments , 200
head ; market slow and unchanged.
Murk in Mclil.
Itncelpls of live stock at tin ) four principal
western markets .Monday , September 11 :
I'alllo , lions. Sheoi ) .
South Omaha 4,439 2,523 1.15(13 (
Chicago 20,001) ) 30,000 12,000
K n lisas City 0,800 3,000 200
Kt.l.ouls 5,400 1,900 800
Total 30,030 44,323 14,003
.Morn Tronlilu on Ihu I'ronilrr.
SAN ANTONIO , Tox. , Sopt. 11. A
special from Marathon Bays : At the
hip houil of tlio Hio Grande ton ( lays
a o the hoivus of llvo nioii named lion-
( lorsoii , Hiituroll , Wilson , Sliolby and a
Moxicaii wore captured hy a dotiicliinont
of Mexican frontier iruiirilH while tlioy
jjra/lntf i" Moxiuo. Next day the
guards and tlio ownorn of tlio
lior.scs met with the Uio ( irando rlvor
iutwi'L > n tliom. A battle eiiMiod and ro-
Hiiltcd in ono horho bollix killed and a
Moxlciin uard buini ; wouudod. Hoin-
forcoinonth have benii sui.t by the Anior-
icaiiH and trouble i oxiiuetod. United
Htatos customs olllcora are
* the troullo.
lliiKH Iliiekley lroutbl ! Itnek ,
HOSTON , Sent. -Chi'lHtophor A.
Buclfloy , the blind ox-bo a of San Krun-
cimi ! > , who , about tliroo yours n o , was
Indiotcd by the California court * and
hlcipjiod to Montreal bcforo ho was
brought to bar , arrlvud here today.
1'Yoin Montreal Muokloy wont to Huropo
with his wlfo and bon. The Cunard line
Htoninor which arrived yoHtordny
brought the family to this city. Biirk-
loy bityn ho rotnrns to America with the
dutorniination to never a aiii ontur iioli-
ticH. lljhaidlio would ( , ro to Sail I'Van-
cibco and li'ht ( , Ills case to tha und. Ilo
will contobt the legality of the indlct-
inontH a 'aln.st him.
I'lvo Clilldrrn ISnrned to llrath ,
, Arlc. , Sopt. 11. Thonrna
W. Whitcly , rcnidin nuur Silver Hill ,
Ark. , with the older niomburH of his
family , attended church last ni 'ht ,
leaving five of his children , ruii in in
tto from < > to IK , to caru for the hoiibo.
A ( tor the KorviueH ho roturnud to llnd
the hoiibo had boonbiirnud t > olliu { 't'ound
and all live children cremated.
Loron/.o and 1 < ttu , Ainorlfti'Mgreatoat
tra-e/.o at'tiatb , ut C'uurllnml bcauh to-
. - . . . - . . . - v
Good Housekeepers anaiwaysprovoked ,
\Vhen \ delayed inobtaininjf
indispcnsablo
Article in good
housekeeping
Saving
# & '
Is fir superior to any other In tli. > uur' t , ns Virht women nud bright
{ rot-era l.uow. S.iM everywhcie.
Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. , Chicago ,
ASSASSIN CUITEAU'S ' BONES
Explosion of Several Very Pretty Stories
Ooucerning Them.
THEY LIE BURIED BENEATH THE JAIL
Deputy \Vnrdcn ICuts Kntiiti" , thn ( } pniTilly ;
Acceptcil Tlicoi-y ICu' uriliiii ; llii ) His-
pusltidii nl Hut Itoily and Tolli
llio Stury til MB Idirial.
WASIIINOTON' , Sept. II. Duputy Warden -
don HIIH.S of the District jail niiikos the
statoiuent that the skeleton of CJniteau ,
tliu asstisbiii of 1'resident CJurJiuld , IH not
on exhibition tit the medical museum , as
IUIH been generally Mippohud. It will bo
roineinborod that for a loiifr tiiuo prior
to the oxoeiition strentiou olTorls were
niiide to ascertain where ( imtoaitv7is to
bu buried. TIOMJ | who wanted the body
for dissection , as well as several ontor-
prihiiifr dinio nitihuum jiroprietors , in
dustriously ( juostriiied every one who it
was thought po.-se.s > ed the hlifrhte.st
knowledge. In fact , one proprietor of a
museum made a lar u oiler to ( iuiteau'n
lanuly lor tlio body after the execution.
This was indignantly refused and rcat
precautions were taken to prevent the
tfravo from leiii } , ' robbed. The following
mode of jiroci'dnre was ujfrecd upon to
prevent the body fr-un beiiir } , stolen :
' 'In order to obviate whatever leual
dillicultieH that miglit arise , and to lore-
Htall any claim the sibter or brother of
the murderer illicit iimko , it was de
cided that ho Khould make a will lio-
( jneathint ; his body to Dr. Hiekn , and it
will probably bu remembered that the
will , when published , created Home
cttrio.sity by the wording of it , ( jiving , as
it did , the body to be disposed of as the
beiu'liciary saw lit.
' The nitfhtof the hatitfintf , after the
autopsy , tlio body remained in the cheap
colliu in tlio chapel of the jail. Upon
its arrival at the jail early on Saturday
morning following the execution , J he-
cured a couple of trusties , and taking
tliem with mo proceeded to tlio laundry
room. It is a little room just to the
east of the engine room , dimly lighted
by a small barred grating , and made
alino.it an Ideal tomb. Tlio two amateur
grave diggers went to work , and ( | iiickly
roniovinu' the lloorintr , dujj a grave
Kiilllciontlv deoi ) . liy llio time the li nly
had been hrouglit down from the chapel
and the grave finished , Dr. llickn
arrived to conduct the funeral services.
"General Crocker , who was the
warden , was present and I believe
Charley Heed , the lawyer who a istod
in ( jiliteau's defense , besides .several of
the guards and the prisoners who dug
the grave , A burial in such a somber
place was particularly norvo-trying , and
1 think wo all full relieved when Dr.
llickn concluded and thu darkies began
to cover the collln.
"Tlio story that the body had boon secretly -
crotly removed to the medical museum
wa-i purmilti'd to go unc.uitradiuted , junt
as I state , bcciiiibo wo did not bcliuvo it
concerned any one. What became ol
the liniin.s and other urgansof thu assas
sin , wliV'h were removed at the autopsy
held immt'diat ly artor the execution , I
do not know , except that tlio spleen l < /u
exhibition at the muneum.Vhatevei
else i left of the man who murdrrcii
1 'resident ( iarlield lies below the llooi
of the District JitH. "
Loron/o and Lotta , America's greatest
t r < i puzo artists , at Courtland beach to
night.
Aniilliur An nl Aiiuri'hy.
MAIIKID , Sept. 11. A riot liroko out
in Santa Andre yesterday during a 11 rein
in a p'lpuloiihquartor. A mob forcibly
entered the municipal buildings , and
after destroying the furniture throw
everything out of the windows. The
residences of the mayor and the leading
councilor were treated In the sumo way.
The niil ) wan finally dispersed by troops
Tlio riot was ( Metinibly caused by a do
lluioncv of water , but it Is really enl >
another evidence ol the wuvo of anaroh-
IHIII passing over Spain.
Loron/.o and Lottii , America's greatest
traiiey-o at'tlatw , at Courtlund beach to
night.
Mandrake I'ills have ti value a n. houao
hold remedy far beyond tlio power of Ian
gungo to deflcribo. Tin1 family can
hardly bo true t. > itself that does not
keep them on hand for use in emergen
cies.
Is the only vogotaolo substtiuto for that
dangerous mineral , MKiU'UitV , and
while its action as si curative in fully
equal , it possesses noiio of the poriloui
olVects.
In Constipation , Mtuulr.iko acts upon
the bowolrt withott disposing thorn to
subsequent Coitivonois.
No remedy acts s o dii-ectly on the
liver , nothing so speedily euros Slclc
lluaduchu. Sour Stomach
ach , and IJiliousuess as
these
1'or Halo liy till DniSJlsN. I'rleo'i"i ct . nor
li\i ) ) it uoxos for li" , cts. ; or suul hy niill ; , no-il-
nuu free , on rm'nlpt "f lirlou. Dr. J , H.
Huhenuic & b'on. I'hll.ululphhu
In all your outings
to the World's Fair
Seaside Mountains
everywhere , take
Illness frequently icsults
from changes ol food , water ,
climate , habits , etc. , nnd the
remedy is lieccliam's I'ills.
A Jeweler writes :
"When they ( jy jewel
Ducber - II n HI pd 'n
watches ) are sold they
{ he universal satisfac-
tirui. You never lie ir
of them n ain except in
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