OMTT ? r ivrAi.TA n A IT v ciiMvpT7i\rml > 1O
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Com Leader Yesterday in Activity and
Strength.
WHEAT HAD 'MUCH TO CONTEND WITH
Incremlnc Vrlmary Miultcl llrrt-lpU nml
Vlilbte Ornln Snpp'y Onninl Coif
lldcralito Decline 111 Hint Corc.il
feliK'ltn nml IJoiuli.
CniCAuo , Sept. 18. Corn ! was leader today
In activity nml strength. Thu market for
thnt tciTiil advanced In splto of enormous
rcci'Ipts. Wheat had n good deal to I'ontund
with In the shape of Increasing primary
market receipts anil vhlbln supply , and It
suwumbod to ttio tune of alSo decline. Corn
had nlso much to boar up ttjalnst , hut the
bulls on thnt article , Instead of forgetting
all the strong features of the situation , ap
peared to have concluded that their buying
could bo more advantngoously done now
than If they -vailed until thn receipts dried
up. The tnarUot ohxedwitha gain of \ < , u.
Provisions were stiff on the yellow fever
news.
Wheat at the oponin ? was from Y15 lo * sc
lower and quickly settled off Vt ! more for
December , then ndv.tnced ; Vo , again weak
ened nnd prices declined from J c to % c.
lluctuatcd somewhat und the closln" < vai nt
from % c to 1 ; c lower for December t'.nd i,4'c
lower for May timn closing flRiiros Saturday ,
Kngllah cables were reported Jfil lower ,
there was nn increase ) of 1,100,000 hu. ln tno
quantity of wheat on ocean passage , the
shipments from India were larger , and It
rained , which wns not favorable for fall
plowing nnd seeding. There was pi-oily free
selling and the market tunica decidedly
weak when the visible supply showed an in
crease of 1,101,000 , bu. against an increase-
-jCn OOO bu. 'a year ago. Tno firmness in
corn was duo In a measure to the quite lib-
crnl shipments reported from this mar kot.
The Increase In the visible supply was
smaller than generally anticipated and this
had n stimulating effect temporarily. Shorts
purchased rather freely nnd the long inter
ests enlarged their lines. Opening prices
were Me lower , but soon n gradual , improve
ment of from ' to Jfo was gained. During
the middle of tlio session the feeling was
quiet and prices rather easy settling back
from ? n'c to Ifa At the decline the demand
improved considerably , especially for May
delivery , nnd prices rallied to outside fig
ures and the market closed strong.
There was a weak nud lower opening In
onts. Sales wcro nt from * a to } { o decline ,
but later n stronger feeling developed nnd
prices advanced from % a to J e , and the
close was strong at about the top , with a not
Rain of from > 4'0 to % c. Tracing was only
lair. The visible supply Occrcasod 007,000
bu , , but local stocks Increased 77,000 bu. last
week.
There were n few buying orders from the
outside provisions pit , but it was found Im
possible to 1111 them at the price they were
limited to for want of sellers. A bid of the
previous quotation mot with no response
when nn attempt was made to tilt a buying
order and prices were advanced upon very
few trades. Compared with Saturday night ,
pork Is up fl'c . ! , lard 12 } o und ribs lUUfc.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
COO cars ; corn , 1,450 cars ; oats , 570 cars ;
hogs , 10,000 head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
CnMi quotntloiiH wcro us follows :
KI.OUH Dull , linn.
WHEAT No. 2 spline. C8UftC8e ? ; ; No. 3
cprlntr , 60e ; No. 2 ml , limfQGHJje.
( JOHN No. 2lOjJc ; No. 3 yellow , closing ,
OAT'S Jso , 2. 2G ° , 'c ; No. 2 nhltc , Z6'i < S-2VAc ;
Ho. 3 white , 27 54tiHic. ! !
KVK No , 2 , 4Giiinnilti.il. .
I''l.AX SHED-NO. 1,11.0'J.
TiMtniiv SKKI > I'llme , J3.40.
I'oitK Mess , per lbl. . HO.nOaiC.55j lard ,
for 100 Ibs. , $0.0029.10 ; short ribs sides
( lo e ) , J10.37iiinitO.40i dry salted shoulders
( boxed ) , | 7.25iit7.50 | hhoit clear sides ( bo.icd ) ,
10.70 illO.OO.
WHISKY DIbtllloi-1 finished goods , per gal. ,
SuoAits Unchanged ; cut lotif OJic.
The following wcro tliu receipts und ship
ments for today :
On the 1'iodiico nxchance 'today the hutter
nmrkut wits linn and unchanged ; cieutncry ,
23ia'J7c ; dairy , lott' nc. KBPH , I5c. !
New Vorlc Market * .
Nr.w YOHK , Hopt. 18. Fr.oim Hccolpts ,
2(1,0(10 ( ( pk H. ; e.\port8 , 42.OUO bills. ; biilfv
1'J.OUO pkk's : inarUot dull iind hll litly
caslur ; winter \vlioat , lo\v Kradeti , (2.05
tivi.'JO ; winter ivlieiit , fair to fancv , t'2.aa
( e3.&rj ; wlntor wliu.'it. nat nH , 13.00 4.10 ;
Minnesota clear , 'J.GIK'llO Minnesota
Mrnlclils , f3.40O4,10 ; Minnesota putentH ,
C4.UOffi4.-tnt low extniK , * ' - > .03a'J..r)5 ; city mills ,
t3.'JO4C4,9U ; rye nilxluii'S , JIl.dUUH.OO : hllpor-
tlno. l.UO > a2.3D ; line * l.H5ai.2l. ( rJO
I'nitN SliiAi/ Quiet ; yellow western , $2,00
CU.HO.
HVK Dull ; \Ycstern boatloads , 52Ur > 3e.
lUiii.KvMAi.T Dull ; m'Moni , ( i& HOc ; six-
rowed BtlltPH , 8l > aH6f.
WllliAi1 ltecelpts,31H.OOOhu.i exporlh , 1GO.-
(100 Uii. ; Hiiles , 7t > 0,000 bu. future ) , . 104,000
liu. spotH. Kpot marketmoderitlely active , and
SUfic cnnler ; No , 2 red , In stoioiind elevator > ,
1'Jiialloat. \ . 73 i : ; f.o. ! > , . 73yc ; Xo. 3 red ,
73 ? f. iinctaded led , ( J'JIi7-e ; u. 1 northern ,
73iiL- , Options ,
active
fairly and weaKer on
( llmippolntliiK forclKii newn , closed steady ;
TJo. - red Heptomlmr , dosing 73 ? c ; Octobnr ,
744474 > jc cfoshiB "t 73'/tc ' ; December ,
B77 : nt 77'4o.
COIIN Itei'dptii , HO.OOO Tin , ; exports , 01,000
bu , HuleN. 4DO.OOOhii.
; fiitiilos.HS.OOObn.himtf. '
tiHitN wenk ; No. 2 , 40c In elevator ; 4tia4UUc '
ailnut. Options opened Iriegultir. eloiliiK
II r m ut best prlrcn ; Coptvmberi'loked at 4itc ) ;
October , 47MW4H.oflosfil ut 4H ; i' ; December.
4H,4MUV , closlin ; at 40'jcj May , OO.V45
tl'ic. ' elosliiKatuMic.
OATH Itecolpts , 312,000 bu. ; fale , 310.-
000 tin , futures , 101,000 bu , spots. .Spots ,
mixed Kteuily. whltu , ! jn lilKliur. Options
opt'iit'd dull , nuky and closed tleudy ; Svptuin-
bor. : )2J,4(32'ie ) , closed , 32"e ; October. ini'i
its. ? , i' . closing itt 31 ! ? c ; November , 32U < U >
B2ie. : elohln nt 32'c : December , 33iQ33t ! ! ,
closing at 3Ue ; No. 2 white , 32'ie ' : No.UOhf-
raeo , 34cj No. aC'lilciii ) , .TJii ; ; No.3 white ,
BR > ( it ; mixed wcitern , UU1J.340 ; white ueotorn ,
BH4C41C.
JlAV-Wwitk ,
lllliUH-Steady ; tnduy's selected. 60 to 00
lb > . . . 4rt6c ; Ilitenos Ayres dry. 21 to 24 Ibs. , 1 lo.
HoiM-Dull ; btnto eomiiion to chulc ; , 104S
B2c ; I'ai-lllc coait , I7 ta c.
Wooi ljiilet ; pulled , IBa'Juc.
I'UOVISKINS C'ut jneiilk , Uriuipli'klod belllcx ,
IWelSci pickled ( .boulders. 7tt7 ( ; ; pickled
Immn. 1O3.1U14C. Laid , vtriidv ; westeiiikteain
closed at fU.40 ; miles' , H.760 tlurcesat IU.4044
0.46 : option sak'u. 110110 ; Heiitcmlxir clo8ud ut
IU.40 ; October closed ut ( U.20 , 1'ork , limit
now me it. , 1 17.2BiH7.60.
UurrKlt tronceribtatedulry. loaSScibtnto
rreuinery , "OliiC7'icru ; tnrn dairy , 16U& S
lUc ; westurn crcamnry , JHa27oi Klein * , 27Hc.
tx'iiKKHK Utilet ; htute , JarKo , U ttU'ie.
O(18 Knnler ; slulo and i'cmisylvunla , lOc ;
wustorn frtkli , 17QI1HC.
UTAMXHY Su-mljrj i-Jiy tJ2 . '
uor plvr. . 4' c.
tk rrirfiKKt Oiir-BtroiiB ; crude , 34330c ;
'
yellow , auOJOi- .
l > BTiu.iiM ) : ) rirmj IJnlH'd o'o cd at 04 He
bid ; Wiikblnutun. In tibU. , Q.4ll ; WaslilncUin ,
in bull ( , * B , 0 | rellned New York , ta.16 ; I'lilhi- { J
delpbla nnd llaltlmore. In bbls. 16.111 : 1'litlu-
dilitilaiuid | llnlllmoie , In bulk , I2.CO2.1 > & ,
KosiN rirnii btrulned conuaou to good ) ,
f l.lOif 1,16.
TuiO'KM INE Kasy ; 27428c.
HICK Pit nil domestic fair tooilra 2 Onyc ;
Jnnanl4MU6ic.
Moi stti.b Nominal : Now Orleans , open ket-
tln. K < > od to choice , 32U3HC ,
HtHlAii Ituw , btrunu ; fitlr refining , 3 So ; cou-
trlfuKiilu. 00 tit,3 ll-ltlc : Bulfs , 1,600 tons
vutrif - - ! . UO test , 3 13-10ci Muscovado , U9
, S3 tut , A > ( ci rcCneJ ,
itronc.
I'm IiilN-Oulnt ; Atnerlc.in , ll'J.iS.
Slow ! l.ike , (1.95.
.uAD-SKinily : dotnoMlp , . .
Tt.x-.Htr.inK ! str/ilts , 12.05 ; plntes qnlul.
SiMl.TKii--St'iilr ( ; domestic ? . ? 3(7&on ; change ;
: ile , 10 tons ; t pot tin , t20.CO.
Oinnlni t'roiliion Mnrktt.
- - of tnutgr.conllnua
ratlutr lltht ; f/incy / creamery. 2ti22cj ! choice
to rnttey country. I6ll8c ( ; fair to oed coun
try. 14W15C ! pauklnx stock , fresh , lUc ,
i tVB I'dKi.Tnv Tno receipts of uoultry nro
Ilitht ii nd pi Ice * nro llrm ; cholco old hens ,
7 < il7'U' ! | irinif olilisWoni , Ji'S iluclci. UiV .
ICdiis The market , on eirti * appears to hu on
the npitrado and I * rartitally tlriuln upon
iiivonnt of the Nr.trclty. In addition to the
natural advance thoie h u < tritiKbtill party
In the nnrlu-l th-it Is lioIilniK onto their atxi
aifd trylnj ? to force prices up it it tapld rate ,
Tliora tti-ro pt ; nlyof ugti to Iw had oil Ihn
iniirkel nl t4i , and n nuniburcif liuti'M < lld
not pieti'tid to : nk miy inoi o for their liuld-
. At the < > aini ( tlinii otlinr hoiisoi xvuni
holdhiK their CJK at lO'/lKio , One of the hull
liotisiM has pnl out. Mils oirerlni ; 14o on truck
In thorouniiy.
( JAMK-Tho wuathorls still puttlni ; an otn-
halation thushlppliiKof Kinm. !
HONKV--HOIIC.V Is I'onnnenclil to
. ! ? move n
little inoro fieely , but the diimiind Is still
lleiit for It ; rlielro while clover , lG 17c >
I'KIKO.VK The doniaiul Is not imlto so active
as It ren * ; llvn pleouns , jl.00$1.10.
OvsTKits-Mudlttiii" , 18c ; hiiise shoes , UHc ;
cMra otandurds , 2Uc ; uxtr.i selects , V9c ! :
coimU , 37c.
ONIO.VS Homo Brown stock h plenty af GO
® 7C > i' per bu.
POTATO KS The supply Is llchl nnd the
market tlrmteood stock sells readily at 70 750.
I'AlniAin : Occasional order * itru received
und Illlod ut Uc. ( ,
HKi.r.nv C'muninn slock , 30c per dor. . ; choice
to fancy , 40o , 150 and 7uc. jier . .lobiinulie4 <
4 to 10 Ihs. , uccordliiK to price.
'OTATM ) Tlio supply U fair ; Rood
stock , on imlors , $1.25 per bn ,
FIIU1TS.
S Ifomo crown Concords , 23I'J4o per
0-lb. basknls ; hUKC.Us , il.OOiil.ua ; black ,
1 ; Tokay. tlM.
CA.STAi.otnE'I'ercrato. . (1.25.
UAI.UOII.MA 1'nuiT-Kreestono pnnchos , per
hov , Jl.ioai.lni clliijjM t * liW'uiMtii'iuitf
pears , pur bov , ? _ . _ & ; other varieties , J2 ;
plums , per box , $1.2M 1.50.
AiiM.iaChiilon unilng , per bbl , , Jl.50 ;
cholco cooUlntf , II.
CiiANiiKituiES Cranberries are arriving very
froelv and appear to bo lu good demaiiJi
Capo Cod , per obi. , JC.75 ; bell and cherry , $0.2. ) .
TltOl'ICAt , KIltllTS.
IUNAXAP 1'ilcos ' remain about steady : per
hunch , lar > ; u , $2.UOV ! > .25 ; per hunch , small to
medium , 41.76U2.0U.
IjiMO.NH--Mes : < dtms per box , * 4.60i&5.00 ;
Mlnrl , i-asi's , 300 sl/o , $0.
OiiAXdiis Tbero aiu only a few oruiiROS re
maining ; Itlxersldo Mediterranean sweets$1.
IIIDIN , TAI.UW , KTC.
HIDKS No. 1 green hhUis ; 2'5c : No. 2 green
hides , 2c | Nn. 1 green sallud hides , 2'aC ! No. 2
KH'en Halted hlih-K , 2c ; No. 1 green salted
hides 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibi. , _ yi % ! No. ' . ' . green salted
hides. 25 Ili4. to 40 lln. , 2c ; No. 1 veal calf ,
Blb''to 15 Ihs. . 6c : No.veal ! calf , 8 11)3. to
16 Ibs. . 3pj No. 1 dry Hint hides , 4c ; No. 2 dry
Mint hides , 3c ; No. I dry salted hide ? , 4c. 1'art
cured hides ! ic perlb. less than fully cured.
SIICKI * I'KI.T.S Urecn salted , oacb 353J75c ;
green salted slirarllnps ( short woolod early
skins ) , each loaioc ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early sltlnsi , No. 1 , each O&lOc : dry
HhearlhiBS ( s-hort wonlcil uarly skills ) , No 2 ,
each 6c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pulls , per lb. , netual weight , loa
lie ; dry Hint Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , peril ) . , actual weight,17SIOO ! dry
Mint Colorado butcher wool no Us , nor lb ,
actual wnlglif , 92 > 10c , dry Hint Colorado niiir-
rain wool pelts , porlb. , uctn.it weight , 7 < 30c ,
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 5&7c.
Cotton M'.ukut.
( jAl.VESTOW , Sopt. 18. I'lrm ; middling up
lands , 8 5-llic : low middling 8c ; good
ordinary , 7 11-lGc : not receipts , 0,380 bales ,
gros-i. 0,380 bales ; stocK , 44.582 bales.
New OIIMIANS , Hept. 18. Kasy ; mld-
illliiK uplands , 8 l-8c ; low middling , 7 7-8c ;
good ordinary 75c ! : not rcculuts 3,279 bales ;
gross , 3,847 bales ; sales , 1,000 bales ; stock
40.9B5 bales.i
Futures steady ; sales , 47,000 bains : Septem
ber. $7.75 bid ; October , i7,7U37.80 ; November ,
S7.89ft7.80 ; December , $8 OUG8.01 ; January ,
$8.11 ; February. $8.15.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 18 Firmer ; middlings ,
8 3-4c.
ST. Louis , Sopt. 18. Market lower on freer
orforlngs from the rotith : Now York closed 24
to 20 points lower than H.iturday ; sales 0,500
bales ; ordinary , 0 15-lGc : good ordinary ,
7 7-lGc : low middling. 7 13-10c : middling.
8 1-lGc ; good middling. 8 5-lGc ; middling fair ,
813-16u ; tinges , Jic and statncd.ic below
white.
St. I.Odin Markets.
ST. Lenis , Sout. 18. Krotin Unchanged.
WIIUAT I'oll , ' < ® ? c early , closed a fraction
holow Saturday : cash , G3fc ! ; September ,
03Sci ! Dccembe G7 , ' < c ; May , 7G.VC.
COIIN Opened weak , closed about us Satur
day ; cash and September , 40c ; December ,
3G&37c : May , 40Jc. }
OATS Very slow ; cash and October , 2Ge ;
May. 'Jlcbld.
KYU Scarce and firm , 48c.
llUTTEii Easy ; creamery , 222Ccj dairy ,
Eous Quiet ; 12cfor fresh ,
I'uovisioNS Firmer. 1'ork , now , In Job lots ,
J17.00ffll7.25. Lnrd , tO.
KECRIITH Flour , 6,000 sacks ; wheat , 128-
000 bu. ; corn , 104,000 lii.oat ; < , 07,000 bu.
Sllil'ME-NTS Flour , 11,000 bbls ; wheat , 22-
000 bu. ; corn. 33.000 bu. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
Now York Dry Ooods Market.
NKW YOIIK , Sept. 18. The week opens with
diy uooiU showing up In good form and recov-
crfni ; steadily f rum the derangement caused
by the latostrliiRuncy In the money market.
( JliiKhams are In irood demand on mall orders
and Improved spot cull. Woolens In a general
way nro showing an Improving demand on
"biirry" orders from the country , whllo the
local demand is reported Rood. Jtoecnt fall
business has broken up assortments somewhat
iind'dinicnlty In getting some of tbo moro
popular tickets In the way of fancy gliiKhams
and other cotton Koods und the Into advance
In the price of raw material , In connection
with tbo reduced Huppllesof the manufactured
goods , Is loading to Increased firmness.
CoflTen * Alarkur.
Niw : VonK , Hept. 18. Options opened at 20
points advance on December and unchanged
to 10 points advance onothur mouths ; furtnor
advanced 5&10 points on firmer cables ; eased
oir under local realising , closed steady , 10 QU5
points advance on near and unchanged to 10
poluts'dnwn for lulu mouths ; sales , 11.000
bags , includlii ) : : October , m.25ftl7.35 ! No
vember , $10.85 ; December , $10.05(310,25. (
No llruzll udvlces. tjr.ot Klo , strong ; No. 7
$18.50.
Oil .1
On , CITY , I'a..Hept. 18 , National transit cer
tificates opened at 044 ; highest. G5f > ; lowest ,
G4H ; cloned , G4J < ; sales , 7,000 bbls. ; clear
ances , 3,000 bbls. ; shipments , 147,598 bbls. ;
runs. 1.0,010 bbls.
I'msnuno , Hept. 18. National transit
certificates opened at 04J ! ; closed , G4J $ ; ' " h-
ckt,05 ; lowest , G4JJ ; no tales.
AlHrket .
H pt. 18. WHKAT Lower ; No.
2 wprliig , O'ic ; December , 07iC. !
CouN-Dull ; No. 3 , 40c.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 white , 28Jic.
IIAHLEV-56J4C.
UVK IOC.
I'ltovisiONS Hlghor ; pork , 816.50.
I.Uitrponl 'MurkrtK.
Livr.nroou Pent. 18. WIIBAT Kasy ; tlo-
mand poor ; red winter spring , 6s BiKton 8JJd
pon-ental ,
Cons Quiet ; demand moderate ; 4s 2 Jd per
cental.
LAUD I'rlino western , 4s Oil ,
( Jlnoinimti Miirkvtf.
, Sept. 18. WlltUT Strong ; No.
J red , G3c.
COIIN Qulot ; mlxeo,43 .
OATSS In falrdumand ; No. 2 mixed , 2fic.
WlllSKY-Steudyj Jl.12 ,
nilliid lplitii Orulu Markot.
I'lilijAOKi.iMlu , Sopt. 18.VIIUAT Weaker ;
No. 'J September. 71' 'ii ' > 71'ic. '
Coits-Kasler ; September , 48UB48'4'c ,
Minneapolis tVlumt
MlNNK.U'Oi.i.s. Sept. IB , Fnturns steady ;
Heptumbor , entirely neglected ; May , 74 < < c :
December , O7'ic. L'asli market llrm ; No. 1
northern , 07c , Itecolpts , 030 cars ,
Toledo Uruiu .Market.
TOI.KUO , Sept. 18. WllKAT Dull , steady' ;
cash , OHijo.
CoiiN Quiet ] cash , 44c ,
, UATS-Qtllet ; cash , 28)iu. )
STOCKS .VNII ItOMJH.
u , iK > In Hecurltlc * M'oro Coullned to
1'ro r.sionut Trudnr * .
NKW YOIIK , Sept , 18. Tlio dealings on the
Stocit exchange today wcro mainly confined
to the professional truJers who play for
points and who do not plunge very deeply
on this side of the market , but satisfied
with s'linll und quick profits are accepting
slight losses rather than take the risk of
bringing prices back to their figures , With
such an olemcnt in control of the specula-
lutlon It was not to bo expected thut the dealings -
ings would bo large or thu fluctuations wide ,
and the volume of business was contracted
und the range of prices narrow except for
some of thu specialties , lu which oven u very
slight pressure to sell results in u heavy de
cline , -v
There were some selling orders from Lon
don , mainly for St. Paul and Atchlson , but
they did not cut any considerable figure m
the trading ; they wcro Ivnod on the bolldf
which U gaining Rrndimlly nbroatl ns tffilt as
nt homo thnt the Inaction of the senate nnd
tin dilatory tactlci of the silver state sena
tors moans the defeat of imcoudltlon-il ro-
po.nl ; nnd the disturbance of the national
tlnnnccs , It U the silver clouJ rostlng over
the monetary situation that prevents the
many ( f.ivorablq conditions from hnvjngeffect ,
fts' on Saturday , when the hank statement
was favorable , though It was ho\'ond the ex
pectation of the street , and failed today to
moro than rally prices a fraction , only to bo
knocked down n peg or two lower by n small
boar raid. "
' So far ns the tnono.v market could be de
pended on to Influence the speculation It was
entirely favorable. thoTocclpts'of currency
from the Interior wcro lar o , bdth today and
on Saturday , nnd out of town savings banks
ar In the mnrKot as purchasers of bonds
sold In the good days wlion llnanctal Institu
tions wore strengthening tholr cash bal
ances to meet a posslhlo dr.Uu upon their resources -
sources , but this satisfactory stnto of mono-
tar.V nlTiura did not bring rcltof to tie ( de
pressed market and , except for nn occasional ,
rally , the market was weak throdghoiit ( ho
ilny and closed heavy , in many Instances nt
then lowest iwint touched , the chief declines
on the day's business bolntji American To
bacco. 4 per cent ; Consolidated Gis : , Jlltf per
coAl ; Pullman I'alaco nnd Ch.lc.itro and
Alton , U per cent ; M'lnhutttm Consolidated ,
\ % pur cent : Louisville , Now Albiny & Chi-
caco and Colorado Fttol mid Iron. IJf per
cent , and Siisiar , Now . .Iprs3.Centril ; ) Lake
Eric , Richmond Preferred and Ko.\v York ,
Susiuelmnna ( i\j Western preferred , cvlch 1
percent. r > ouisvlllo & Nashvlllo movpJ In-
dcpcndoiilly of the cvncrnl tnnrkdt. , This
atoolt Is hold lartjoly In Lnndon und tlm flow-
itiK' supply hero is rather limited. The bar-
rowing r.ito was put tin i/ per cunt nnd
cnijscd purcliitbos which sent thu shares up
from f > : il , < to 54 , the closing prlco bolnif Jjf
percent below the top notch ,
. The following nro the cloaliiKnuotations of
thu luadlm ; stocks on tbo Now York ox-
chtingo today :
N'oiliieni f.iuuii' . .
Adnni ! ) ' -'Ixpn'iH. . . ins for. I'aclllc pr.-fd
AllonTi > rrultauto in U. ! . . V.k Gulf. , . .
do lirofd , 140 Nortliwestern > *
Anicric.in Kxiiroi ? HIM do pfd
n.illlmoro.VOIdo. . Jew York Central.
Canada 1'acinR. . . . N. Y.A.N.K
Canada .Southern. . 47M Ontario A. Western "
Cpiitrnl P.iclllc Irt'Kon Imp i !
Olli'd. . OIllO Oreiton Jfuv 4:1 :
nidcaso. Alton. . . 131 ! O. S. L. A.U. N *
C. , II. kQ Pacific Mail in
Cblcniro Oan BH IVorl.t , Dec. A. K. . . HM
CoiiHolldnted Oas. . 1B7 I'lltsbinv 14' '
C.O. C. fc St. I. I'lillninii P.ilnco. . . Kill
Col. Coat , t Iron. . Heading IHVJ
Cotton Oil Ort Hlchnioiid Tor. . . . ,
Del. .VHnilHOi do prufd
Del. Lnck. .V. HloGr.mdn West. . 10
U. , VU. O. prufd. . . do prufd 4r
UIS..VC. Fdrs.Co. . Kocklaland
KaNtTonn St. Paul
Erie do profit nn
do prof'd aa St. Paul & Omalia. aa' <
Port Wayne 14i ! do pfd 1 3
C9iu.it Nortb'n pf'd. no Somliern 1'acllle. . . IB
Old.V Kant , lll.pfd Snirar Hollnery. . . . Kf.U
IIockliiK Valley. . . 'IVnn , Ooal&Irou. . 14
Illinois Coiitr.il. . . . ToxaH I'aellic
St. Paul i Dalmb. -M Tol.&O. Cen. pf'd. 2f
Kan. A Tuxns pfd. . 111 Union I'aclllc 2fW
Lake Erie & Wutt. in U. S. KxproHS W
do prufd ( iH W..SI. L. AP
LMcp.Slioro do prufd ll %
Tjcad Trust us' ? Wells Farm Kxp. . ISO
Loals. .V N.isli 8" Western Union. . . . H'JM
Louis. AN. A Wlieelbiff , t L. E. . .
Manhattan Con. . . , .5 do prufd
Memphis ) , t C 10 M.ASt. L
Michigan Central. . D..VU. G 10M
Mlnuouil PnclHc. . . 10fi * Ooneral Klectrlu. . . 1(15 ( *
Mohlloi Ohio fi National Linseed. . IH
Nash.&Chatt C. F.A I IH4
National Cordaeo. . 2(1) ( ) do urcfd 85
do profit B5 H. & T. C
N. J. Ccntr.il. . 10(1 ( T. A. A. .tN. M. . . .
Norfolk.Ic W.pt'il. . T.St.Jj. &K.O
North Amcrl'n Co. Mo nraf'il 20
aslci'd.
The total sales of stocks tcday wcro 133,000
shares , Including : Atchlson , 1D.400 ; Suzar ,
20,000 ; IturllnKton , 5,000 ; ChlunRoUiis , 13.8UO ;
General Klcctrlc. 5,700 ; Lonlsvlllo ft Nash
ville , 0,000 ; Rock Island. 3.7HO ; St. Paul , 19-
000 ; Union I'aclilc , 3,300 ; Western Union ,
C.GOO.
_ _ _ _ ! _ _ _
New York Aloiioy Market.
NKW YOHK , Sept , 18. MONCY ON CAM/
Kasy at 3B4 per cent ; lust loan 3t percent ,
closing nt3JJ4 percent.
I'IIIMB MKHCANTII.E I APEII 710 per cent.
. HTEitr.iNQ E.xcilAMiB Firm. with actual busi
ness , , In bankers bills at J4.86H-1.8tii ! for de
mand J , and n.82M4.82'i ! forslxty-duy bills ;
posted rates , $4.U3 ® 4.UUSi : commercial bills ,
Sir.VEii 7Ci77c. !
GOVERNMENT BONDS Steady. State oonds ,
nothltiR doing.
The closing quotations on bonds :
U. s. 4srcir . no St. I , . , V I. M. ( Jen. Da 7Uhi
U.S. 4acoup . 111 St.L.&S. P.Gen.M. 10.J
. 1)8 ) St. Paul Consols. . . 1'JHfi
Pacltlo Us of ' 05. . . . 10'J St. P. C. &P. IstH. . IDS
Loida'na Htnpd 4s. . 02 T.P.n.G.Tr.Kcts. 70W
MUso-arlUa . US T P.K.G.Tr. Kcts.
Tenn. now set Os. . 100 Union Puc. lutu. . . .
Tann. new Hot fia. . 98 West Shnro. . . . . . . . us ;
Tenn. new set Ha. . D. & II. G. Vf. iMts. 00
Cmnda So. ' 'da . AtchlHOn 4H 73- }
CcntralPac.lstB. . . oliX class A. . . . 41
U.A.U. O. lata . 111 G. II. JkS. A. OH. . . . 3. ' .
D. AH. Q.ia . 74 dold ! fl's 100
Krla'Jdn. . . H.&T.C.Os 101
M. K. & "T. Oon. 0 . IdoCon.Os 0,1
M. K. & T. act ) . CH. No. Ca. Us lir.
Mutual Union Ua. . . or. do 4s ur
N.J. O. Int/Cert. . . Tenn. old Oa 00
N. Pac. iHts . 100 Va. ( ! B. . . . . . BO
N. Pac.'da . nn Va. Kx-M.it. coup. 35
N. W. Consols . Vu. Con. L'd ucrles. 60
N.V. . Dob. Gs . 100
tanked. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hoiton .Stock Quotutloni.
HOSTON , Sopt. 18. Closing quotations
stocks , bonclK and mining sharoa ;
Bay State Gas . . . . iiiii HcoiiHln Central.
Bell Tuloplionc. . . . 100 Atuhlsoa 2n
IloatonA.Alb.uiy. . . 202 AtulllHOIl 4H
HoHlon , V Maine. . . . IBS Wls.Cent'llB
0. ll.AQ. filiHSW Allouez MlnnifrCo.
General Klectrle.40 > is 17 Atlantic
Moxlcan Central , . . 7 ? < IloHton .tjMont. . , . .
N. Y.AN. B. . * . 2IJ < Iliittu A lioRtoti
Old Colony ox. dlv. 174 Calumet A llcula. . .
Ore ; . Short Lino. . , . 8 Cnutcimlal
Ilubbcr : I2 Fr.inkltn
Sun DIoL-o 10 KcaruUKU
Union Paellle alj < Onceolu
WuHtEnd r.7 Quliiey , . , , , ion
do preferrixl 77 Tamarack. . . , 142
Westlnch. Electric 2'1
Now York JMInlne QuiitatlnnB.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 18. The following are the
mining quotations :
Crown I'olut IS I'lyiuontli it )
Con. Cal. & Va llfl Sierra Nnvada 40
Deadwood 170 Standard no
fiould nud Curry. . . 20 Union Con 30
Hal * ' A Norcroaa. . , . 41) ) Yellow Jacket SIS ! !
llomcauke eno Iron Silver 10
Mexican 15 Quicksilver 10Ml
Ontario GDI ) do in of d 1COO
Oplilr. 70 Dnlwcr K )
.St. Io u I .Mliiini : Htockn.
ST. I.outs. Sojit. 18.
AdamH. . . , $ .40 ( t .00 Montr'bu.S .10
Amur , N. . ,2A .30 Hopu 2.AO ftlt.OO
Illniftalllu 3.00 Leo 01 & .1)3
OranltoM. l.f.O ttl.85
nid.
_
On tlm London Market.
Nr.w YOHK , Sent. 18. The 1'ost'H London
bpculal says ; 104,000 , bovoroinos werv re
ceived by tlio Ilitnlc of niiKland today , mostly
from Australia , liar gold wa lu fnlr demand
at 77u O sd par ounce. Silver was up In U4sd.
Hupuo paper was nt OGd unit weak. Tlio slock
markets were very dull. The India council In
quietly Issuing $140,000 of 3 per contdebtin-
turoH to provide funds hero Instead of forcing
thu weekly drafts on tbo market below the
minimum. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'liiuncinl Notes.
PAIIIR , Sept , 18. Three percent rentps , 08f )
6c for thu ucconnt. "
NKW YOIIK , Sept. IB.-Oloarlng' * , * 60,831,007j ;
balances , J4,430,67 _ .
OMAHA , Sept. 18. Clonrlng * , 1942,700 ; same
day last week , J930,07'J.
] UiriuonK , Sopt. IH , OlparlnRs , $ 'J,14S.G54 ;
balances , $328,302. Money , G percent. *
I'liiijADKM'iiiA , Sopt. 18. Clearing , 18,450-
110 ; balances , 1 1,482,410. Money , 4 percent .
MKUIMIIS , Bojk. IS. Now Vorlroxchaiii'u-t > oil-
IDK at tl.no premium. Clourlnis1241351J
balances , $25.8)7. ! ) ' ' ? - '
LONDON , Sept. 18. The amoimo'f biillloi
Into thu IliinUof
of Kugland on balunc
today U A.104,000.
OI.NCINNATI , Bopt. 18. Money , 6)jtt8 ) per
cent. Now Vork uxchanuo. & 0c prewl tun .
UlearliiKH. f-U7,00.
lixiti.iN , Sept. IH. ThOHtatemontof the Im
porlul Hank of Uernmny kliows u decrettno In
Bpuclo -,080,001) ) marks.
NEW OitrT-ANfi.Sopt. IB. CloarltiKs , 1592,831.
Now Vork exchange , commercial , ( - pur ( Jj.ooo
prumlum ; bunk , * 3 pt > rf 1,000 premtuiu ,
ST. Louis , Sept. 18. Oleurln.tt. I3..85.G84 ;
Imliinci's. f 313,0.0 , Money , nulot ut 73H * per
cent. Kxchuima on New York , OOo preintiim.
Oiuoioo , Sept. lb.-Clearlnpn , flo33,002 ) .
New Vork exclmiiKe , 75c premium. Uturllnx
o , steady , at t4.B-iU.tD'i. } ) Money
Ut(7 per cent.
x , Sept. 18.-CIoarlnKs , tlOG07.810 ;
baUnceb. (874.U70 , Money , H per cent for
cli-uaud 7 3.10 for lesah. Now Vork ex-
clmiiKu Mild at aOcSI discount for cbccUs ant"
U per cent cUtcount for canh , " *
O.MA1IA lAVi : hTOUK
Ilenvy Uuii of Cuttlu Find * I'rioei Firm
Hoc * Actlvo mid Higher.
MONDAY , Sept. 18.
WIulo the week opens out with a compara
tively UK lit run of hogs and sboojuhu supply
of rnttlo was the , heaviest fn ever six
months. There worn considerably over
0,000 catjlo on sale , nearly WM > or cent of the
receipts coining direct from the range. The
fcoilnft was natmvuiiLjvcak. 1 > ut the few
really deslr.iblo iiutlvumittlc licro chmigfil
hnntls freely nt Hrm ttstrrcs , ivhlloon account
of tlio fnvornblo toirn.to , oastcrn ntlvlcos
prices lor the ordlnarVil'in ' or western rnn o
cnttlo did not KO so inuub lower ns might linvo
boon expected. A IHnU of cholco lfmi-Ib.
bcovcs went ever tpVnscales nt tl S3 , mitt
coarse 1,913-lb. stcora isoldorfl.l'O. ' . The
nctlvo demand for fccdor. nbiorbcd the
bulk of the mtigo caiUc , whllo fair to peed
lXVto ( ) lTiO-lb. , gtufficnt to the dressed
hoof men nt from fi.OtHb 1.40. The Rcneral
movement was slow , .but considering the ox-
L-csslvo supply the ort'orings hnd been pretty
well cloniic.l up hV tho.close.
Fully n third of tlifto/Tcrlnfrs / today wcro
COXTS niut mlxod stuff , innd the Rcnonil trndo
wns on the basis of's lOo to Ifio decline.
Choice fat cows sold ht from fci.40 to $ J.S. ) ,
niidconinion caniidrs went at around ? 1 to
$ l.fK ) . Fair to good stuff sold very largely
nt Il.tK ) to $ J.Tho iu.trkot for calves was
dull and Weak , nnd the sumo was true In re
gard to the trade In routli ; stock generally.
HttslncsH In stockers nnd feeders was
lively , nnd prices ruled stoutly to strong on
all decent grades. Even the common stoeK
was easy to mnvo nt prices fully ns good as
were paid last wcok. Good to choice feed
ers are ( luotahloat $3 to JU15 ; fair to good
nt$2,75 to- ! , with common and Inferior
stuff at around $2 to J2.5D. Representative
sales :
imcssr.n
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
.1213 3 00 17 1334 14 85
.1330 4 00
COWS.
3. . . , . 900 00 0 . . . 1 R5
4 . . . . B70 25 27. . . . H74 1 DO
1. . . , . 1040 25 57. . . 781 1 00
H. . . , . 008 40 113. . . . 800 1 00
n . . . 873 50 23.V. . 845 1 00
3 . . . 373 50 0. . . .1010 2 00
31. . . . (137 ( r < o 0. . .1010 2 00
23. . , . 820 1 50 14. . . . 000 2 00
910 1 50 1. . . .1100 3o
. 895 1 50 0. . . . 833 2 00
. BOO 1 05 17. . . . 1)18 ) 2 00
.1070 1 05 . 000 2 00
"
4 . . .1122 1 70 10" ! . 800 2 00
4. . . .1015 1 75 B. . . . 057 2 10
a. . . .1073 1 80 3. . . . U33 2 15
23. . . 997 1 85 1. . . .1200 2 25
2. . . , . 950 1 85 81. . . .1022 2 H5
3. . . . 1000 1 85 1. . . .1280 3 50
7. . . , . 518 1 CO 1. . . . 770 1 75
CAI.Vr.8.
11. . . . 238 2 25 0 . . . . 38 2 no
G. . . , . 153 225 7. . . . . 170 3 25
, . 280 250 , 4. . . . . 212 3 60
, .1100 1 25 .1100 1 90
, .1000 1 50 .1080 2 00
, 1190 1 75 .1220
. . 802 1 75 .1290 2 30
1420 1 75 1 1050 8 20
, .1000 1 85
OXEtf.
.1205 1 75
STOCKEUS AND FCEDCItS.
1. . . .1070 o 05 20. , . . . . 807 2 80
4. . . 002 2 25 2- . , . . . . 027 2 95
28. . . . 710 2 30 297. . . . . .1218 3 00
10. . . . 575 2 40 38. . . . . 895 3 05
4. . . . 070 2 50 38.5. . . . . . 944 3 10
7. . . . 400 2 50 5. . . . . 908 3 15
7. . . . ? 74 2 50 9. . . . .1004 3 15
1. . . . 400 2 55 22. . . . .1020 3 15
23. . . . 801 2 5.1 24. . . . .1173 3 25
C. . . . 070 2 05 21. . . . .1220 3 25
7.r. . 752 2 70
WESTERN CATTLE.
WYOMINCL
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
2 cows. . . 885 1 50 9 cows. . . 880 2 00
Istr. thf 1180 200 ' 1 sir. tig 1300 2 00
23slr.tlgsllGl 2 10 ,1 Moor..l200 2 75
IGcowH. . . 800 1 l > 5 * 3 calves. 223 2 00
17 cows. . . 958 2 1O , 21 steers..1340 3 40
lOfdrs. . . . 842 275 15 cows..1071 2 50
20 cows. . . 881 1 90 13 Bteers.,1221 3 10
! Gstiors..l28G ! 3 15 27 Mrs..1072 2 75
37 cows. . . 892 1 90 ,70 fdrs..1057 2 70
If dr. . . .10(10 ( 250 24 fdrs..1172 3 15
4 fdrs. , . . 912 3 00 70 fdrs. . . . 040 3 00
4 fdrs..1050 2 25 . 130 Mrs. . . . 1049 3 03
2 steers. . 1170 2 75JO hfrs..1071 1 GO
1 cow..1020 2 35 , ; 11 COWS. . . 815 1 35
132cowa. . 815 200 17 COWS..1082 2 40
2 steers. 1120 2 50 44 steers. 1292 3 20
1 Mr 940 2 40 . ,17 fdrs..1009 2 75
13 MM..108G 3 00 ' 30 cows. . . 903 _ 35
13 fdrs. . 1034 2 80 2 cows. . . 970 1 70
1 bfr. . . 820 2 fo , Ifdr. . . .1320 2 90
2 Mrs..1085 2 90 J5 fdrs..1089 2 90
20 lifts. . . . 590 170 771 cows. . . 873 2 ( JO
24 vrllngs 047 2 40 - > M6cows. . . 1090 2 CO
OOtdrs. . . . 015 280 > " -14steeM..1184 3 10
3 hfrs. . . . 02G 2 15 - " 34 hfrs. . . . 9872 40
8 calves. 305 2 51) CI18 ( Valves. 223 250
2 fdrs..1000 300 235 Mrs..1108 265
13 cows..1003 2 in * * " ' 1 stcor.jl070 2 GO
4 steers. 1187 2 GO * ' 2(5 ( steers-lias 2 Go
1 y'r'l'g. 570 2 25 31 y'rT 8 637 2 75
2 bulls. . 1230 1 75 0 i fdrs , ; , . 578 2 20
1 COW. . . . 830 1 50 icow. . . . 830 1 50
1 cow..1130 2 no 6 cows..1012 2 50
27 stecr3..11G4 3 20 15 steers. 12CO 3 40
7 hefrs. . 5i4 ! i no 25 cows. . . 770 1 50
1 Mr 020 1 75 7 cows. . 838 1 80
1 Mr 830 2 25 24 calves. 239 2 25
11 Mrs..1105 2 40 117 COWS. 098 1 25
1G cows . . 951 2 45 1 COW. . . . 940 2 00
1 bull. .1130 1 35 110 COWS. . 700 1 25
198 calv's 213 2 00 40 cows. . . 723 1 85
31 hfrs. . . 520 1 45 1 steer..1340 2 50
12 cows. . . 740 1 00 5 bulls..1000 1 GO
75 COWS. . . 749 1 35 5 fdrs. . . 982 2 45
24 calves. 228 2 00 0 fdrs. . . 045 2 30
Gcows..lO02 1 60 G cows. . .1010 1 80
Icalf. . , . 310 2 00 4 Mrs. . . . 795 2 25
Icalf. . . . 280 2 25 34steors.,1199 2 75
132COWS..1002 2 45 70strToxl077 3 00
30 cows. . . 040 1 GO 10 str tie. 1405 2 50
* 70Htoers.l077 3 00 17 calves. 151 3 25
55 stccrs.124G 3 40 10 fdrs..1004 2 10
1 Mr..1000 2 10 1 sir Us.1320 2 00
10 Mrs. . . . 1099 2 80 88 cows. . . 880 2 00
13 cows. . . 840 1 .r > 0 G stoers.,1350 3 in
Ibull..l3e0 1 85 3 in
3 steers. . 1000 3 15 15stecrs..ll04 3 in
5steors..ll28 3 15 Icow. . . . 830 i in
1 bull..1020 1 70 2 cows. . . 1010 1 no
1 cow..1100 1 50 C cows. . 900 2 10
1 cow. . . . 940 2 10 2 cows. . .1015 2 10
29 bulls. . . 1319 1 75 88 cows. . 032 2 05
17 fdrs..1107 3 15 21 cows , . . 742 1 40
10 cows. . . 703 1 40 9 cowsGG1 1 no
Icow. . . . 920 i no 4 calves. 110 2 10
24 cows. . . OU7 1 GO 8 fdrs. . . . 052 2 25
42 calves. 239 2 10 1 bull. . .1040 1 25
20 fdrs. . . . 008 2 00 1 fdr 1200 3 25
70 cows. . . 954 2 25 3 bulls. . . 953 1 75
2 hulls..1205 1 75 1 cr.lf. , . . 210 2 00
3 bulls . .1540 1 75 Icalf. . . . 140 3 25
2holfcra 485 2 00 79 fdrs..1243 3 25
77 fdrs..1214 3 25
* Colorado-Texuns.
2 fdrs. . . . 975 2 25 5 COWS..1010 2 00
6 Mrs..1188 2 60 9 cows. . . 833 1 90
3ufdrs. : . . 743 2 60 G Mrs. . . . 790 2 60
Bfdrs. . . . 890 1 60 42 fdrs. . . , 970 3 10
& calves. 230 2 20 21 cov.'s. . 902 1 85
8 cows. . . 1057 1 80 5 fdrs. . . 1082 2 90
0 cows , . . 1040 2 00 43 Mrs. . . 1090 3 10
10fdrs..l033 3 15 23 fdrs. . . 855 2 85
38 fdrs. . . . 931 3 10 10 cows. . 1071 1 80
1 Mr. . . . . 900 1 50 3 calves 280 2 60
4 Mrs. . . . 897 2 75 20 cows. . 946 2 15
115 fdrs..1082 a 20 31 fedrs. . 0-J3 3 10
Icow. . . . 970 1 60 2 bulls. . 1520 1 76
17 cows..1004 2 00
COLORADO.
810 1 90 12 fdrs. .1193 3 15
20 fdrs , . . , 873 2 75 07 fdrs , , . 9.4 3 05
101 fdrs. , 001 3 05
SOUTH DAKOTA.
2 cows. . ,1045 , 1 05 1 bull. . , .i&on 1 05
6 cows. , .1132 1 85 1 COW. . , ,1300 2 50
10 Mrs. . . ,1289 3 35 22 fdrs. . , .1016 3 05
2 fdrs. . . ,1135 , 3 05 15 fdrs , . , .1114 3 15
Ofdrs. . . , 893 a on 17 fdrs. . , ,1083 3 20
Ibult. . 11115 1 55 5 cows. , .1082 205
10 Mrs..1071 a 16
IIoos The market wns very good ns far
ns it went. Keccpts } were surprisingly
light , even for the first day of the weulc , and
local houses gathered them in at prices all
the way from 5u iaijC ! higher than Satur
day. There wore less than 2HX ! ) head on
sale nnd the fresh meat men and puckers
needed und wanted Uiom all. Shippers and
speculators held ofT'although ' advices from
Chicago were bullisn. , < On this account the
heavy nud mixed hogs sold relatively better
than the lighter grad.es , such us shippers
usually want. The quality wns poor and the
ran go comparatively narrow. Light und
light mixed hogs sold nt from fS.'JO to ? ,
with the heavy and- mixed packing grades
very largely ut (3.83 und J5.U5. Inferior
atufi sold down as Iqw as 5.70 und $5.80. It
was u good , lively trade whllo it lasted , the
pens being cleared , bpforo 10 o'clock , the
market closing utroutr. Sales were mostly
at $5.85 and $5.1)5 ) , us against (5.75 nnd f.V
Saturday and $ . > .B5 16 to.GO ono week ti |
today. Hepresentatlvo sales :
No. Av. fib. I'r , , No. Av. Hb. I'r.
B3..183 100 | 5 70 68 , . .274 I'M 15 90
40.237 BJ'.O 675 7H , . , ,220 020 5 90
8 , . 305 6 76 83 . ,241 1GO
10 , , 338 40 & 80 71 , . , .208 120
36. , .80 6 80 4. . , .230
6. . 322 40 6 80 71. . , .207
0. . - 6 80 60 , . , .273 a
611 6 B5 209 . , .290 5
100 5 85 83 . , .234 5
80 5 85 01 , . , .274 5S
61. . .392 8d 5 85 72. . , .220 5
05. . .280 40 6 5 142 , . , 228 5
50 , . 289 200 5 85 71 , ,265 5
09. . .300 240 G 85 64 , . 287 5
08. , .203 120 6 90 09 , , , .234 0
01 , . ,2I > U HO 6 90 83 . , .238 8-
05 , 2.r > 0 100 5 90 09. , 170
S4. . ,312 200 5 90 70. . , .1'JU 8o
60 , . , -41 6 90 0. . . . .212 o.
I'ldS ANDIIOUUII ,
1,370 3 00
SiiuKr Hut one load was received and they
arrived late lu the day. There is nothing
now in the situation. All local houses art
after good muttons and lambs und price
uro quotably llrm- Fair to good natives
r .7643.&U ; fair to good westerns , f.'J 5(3 (
.1.00 ! common Amt slock shocp ,
peed to cholco 40 to 100-lb. lambs ,
Itrrrlpln mut ll ) < pnMtlou nl Stuck.
Ofllclat rccolpt * and disposition of slottk as
mown by the bonks of the Union Stock
Vards company for the forty-eight hours
ending nl 6 oVluckp. in , , September IH , 1893 :
HBCr.lPT.1.
CATTI.K , 110(1 ft Mir.np. MI.S
Cars , jllo.lil Car * . Cars. MlTartT
. ' . " 'OUM'-ij 3t t | 203 121 : uJ )
Olilcntro litvo Stock J
OmrjAOO , iHrpOi IB. [ Special ToleRram tb
TUB IIKK.1 TlioecKopens auspiciously for
fat cattle. There wore nn sale only about
17.0DO head of all descriptions. Tills Is 0,500
head less than woto oirered on last .Monday
and about that many loss than for the corresponding
spending day last year. Per the first sixteen
days of this tumult them was u loss , as com
pared with 1892 , of neatly 50,000 head.
It will bo BMI , therefore , there wan
Kitlllclent reason forthftadvanceof from lOcto
16c that thn market experienced. The dim
ness t'.xtendcd to thtj other entile. * also , nut
there was no q\iitablu \ ( advaiico In iinvlliliiK
that did not rarry sinnn Mesh , .Strictly llr.sl
class beovo < i are now ( incited at from $5.50 to
(5.70 and Bood 1t > choice at from $ 1.50 to $5.40.
Of the day's supply It Is estimated that 9,000
woru natives , 8,00(1 ( westerns and 2,000 Tex-
ans. Most of the locl < was out of thosales-
mon'fl hands before noon and the market
looked strong nt the close. Hales were ptlnol-
imlly at from $1.75 to'J.75 for native cow-ami
hulls , from M.85 to } 5 for native steers , from
$2.25 to $3.5 for westerns and J _ to $2.76 for
Toan .
The demand for IIORS was active and the
ratine of prices hluher. The supply was about
lO.UOObead. less than for last Monday , and the
total for this wuik promising to show acotte-
spondliitf decrease , thcio was a conlldent feel-
Ing. Tberons a brl k denmutl for eastern
account and an piitiolly good demaiid from
local packers. Hetweou the two Interests the
supply was soon absorbed , the miilor purt of
It nt from $0.10 to fG.5 for heavy and
medium weights , and at from $0.25 to $0.50
for light. There were scattering sales of
heavy hogs at from $0.30 , and as lilgli anfO.GO
was paid for assorted llpht. Culls sold fiom
$3.7tj to $5.50. Late sales weio as good its
those made early in the day , making due al
lowance forilllTeronce In ciilllty. ] ;
Thu she , p market was firm for good quali
ties and was steady for I'm ' poorer kinds.
Lnmbs were .steady at the opening of bujhioM ,
but. they closed lower. Stiles of sheep were on
u basis of from $1.25 ( o $4.25 for Inferior to
cholco , tbo bulk making at from $2.50 to $3.50.
At the close It would havobecn dllllciiltto dls-
posu of anything In the slmpj of lambs at. ever
$4.90 and from that flKUro tlm quotations ran
nil along down to $2.75 for llsht , thin stttlV.
Uecelpts : Cattle , 18,000 ; calves , 1,000 ; hogs ,
27,000 ; sheep , 12.000.
The Kvunlnu' Journal reports :
CATTLC Receipts , 18,000 head : shipments ,
4,000 head ; tiiurlccl active , 1015o hlghor ;
best steers , tO oas.GO ; medium , J5.00 < s.r > .25 ;
others , J4,40a4.00 ; coinnion , ? 3.B5W4.25 ;
To.xnns , * 2.25a.50 ; westerns , $3.003.60 ;
cows , $1.7533.00.
Hous Receipts , 27,000 head ; shipments ,
7,000 bead ; markut 10315c higher ; mlxi-il and
packers , $5.90iJ0.23 : prime lioavy ami
butcher weights , $0.3030.50 . prime light ,
SIIKKP Hecclpts , 12,000 head ; shipments ,
3,000 bond ; nnrkot steady ; Iambs lower ; na
tives , $3.00'B4.50 ; westerns , W.55&3.05 ;
lambs , $2.75S5.00.
New York Litu retook 'Market.
NKW Yonic. Sopt. 18. Iliivcs Receipts
two days , 509 head ; steady for choice ; native
steers , $3.6035.00 ; Te.\ansand Cnloratloi.I'-.OU
© 3.90 ; bulls and cows , * 1.502.50 ; UresbeU -
beef , slow at 78c. ! }
CAI.VKS Receipts two days , 1,400 head ;
voals , $5.00S7.50 ; urassors J-.OOJt'J.riO.
SIIBKP Receipts two days , 10,000 bond ;
sheep , $2.254.00 per 100 Ibs. ; Iamb" , $2.8755
< 2 0.00.
IIoos Receipts two days , 8,500 head ; mar
kot firm at $0.003,7.00.
St. l.iiuls I.ivu Stock Marker.
ST. Louis , Sept. 18. UATTM : Receipts , 4,000
bead ; shipments , 400 bead ; market , strong ;
good to eboico native Meurs , $1.0035.10 ; fair
to peed Texas stoers. J2.50tl3.10.
lions Receipts , 1,700bead : shipments , 1,100
head ; market stronger ; light , $5.80QO.OO ;
packing , $5,6030.20 ; lie.ivy$5.500.25.
SiiKitP Receipts , 300 bead ; shipments ,
300head : market dull : mlxod lots n at I visa
ranito $2.5033.75. ; Toxaus , $ _ .OOS3.00 ; Iambs ,
f3.75Q4.80.
Stock In M--ht.
Receipts of livestock at the four principal
western markets Monday , ( optombcr 18 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
SouthOmaha 0,128 2,280 202
Cblcago 18,000 27,000 12,000
Kansas City 4,400 2,200
St.Louls 4,000 1,900 800
Total 32,528 33,380 12,502
JWUXD Jll > > HUXAH'Al' H'lrjJ.
Albert Kin ? DUcdvcrs Ilfs 3IUnln.SpaiiKo
l.lvlnt ; with Hi ) Old Frlnuil.
FORT WAYNE , Sopt. 18. Five weeks
ago a younfT mnn arrived hero and
Bought a position as n band musician ,
scouring employment as loader of the
First Regiment band. Ho boiirded
with a respectable family and his
illegod wife arrived Thursday from , as
10 said , the World's fair. Last
night a cloteotivo and Albert
ig of Princeton , 111. , arrived
icro in search of Ring's runaway
vifo and soon located her with the mu
sician. The latter proves to bo Harry
Hodgoon , also of Princeton. lit1 and
, ho woman wore put into jail. Ring
agreed to forgive his wife if she would
oturii with him and remain faithful.
The oflicors released both Mrs. Ring
and nodgeon , but rearrustcd Hodgoon
anu hold him until Ring had time to
cave town with his wife. It is said that
when Ilodgoon first arrived in Princo-
, on ho was without money and his ward-
'nbo ' was in a shabby condition. Ring
; ook him homo and boarded him froo"
until ho got work.
Tried to Kill u NcnmpupiT Critic ,
MONTREAL , Sopt. 18. An attempt
wasTnado to assassinate Mr. Filitranlo ,
editor of the Canada Review , in his
ollico Saturday. The Canada Review
has boon dealing with Roman Catholic
doctrines and methods , much to the dis
pleasure of some of the clergy and their
congregations. Some time ago Arch
bishop Fubur Btopped tlio pub
lication under tliu bun of tlio
church. A suit for libel arising out of
this action lias boon before the ; courts for
Bomo timo. Mr. Filitraulo had received
numerous letters threatening him with
death if ho did , not desist from his ob
jectionable'criticism. ' . Ho paid no atton-
lion to those missives and Saturday the
attempt to carry tlio threats into execu
tion was made. A bullet was ll-ed
through a window at a point whore it
was. supposed the editor would bu sitting.
Fortunately ho was not at his desk at
tliu time and the attempt failed.
yiH > oncd to UppPiilliie llinTux ,
CIIIOAOO , Sopt. 18. A local paper has
made a canvass of olllcials of Htato banks
within a radius of ftOO miles of Chicago
on tlio question of repealing the 10 par
cent tax. The sentiment is emphatically
opposed to the repeal of the tax and to
the issue of Htato bank notes. It is so
emphatic as. to bo almost unanimous.
Even in western cities wlioro it might bo
biipposod the desire for a state bank cir
culation would have considerable
hold there is marked disapproval of
it. Many of the bankers Bay they have
lively recollections of the old wildcat
days and those recollections uro KO thor
oughly unfavorable that there is no de
sire to experiment in any way witli the
currency that in the least resembles
that unsatisfactory money ,
Moro I'.iiitorleii Sturtlnc : l > | > .
NoiiWALic , Conn. , Sopt. 18. The busi i-
ness outlook In this city and vicinity is
brightening , Tim big cornet factory of
It. & II. Uqldsmith , the largest in the
country , resumed on full time today.
The shirt factory of Hutchinson , Cole
& Co. will resume work October 2. The
iron foundries are now already running
on full time ,
And deservedly so , for a better , purer aiid more effective Soap was
never made. SANTA CLAUS SOAP never disappoints the most
exacting ; housekeeper. Try it and be convinced , Sold everywhere ,
INTO THE OLD DOMINION
Democrats of Virginia Find The&iselves As
sailed Most Vigorously.
POPULISTS OVERRUNNING THE STATE
They Will Mnlco n Hard Fight to Defent
the Democrat * , iiul the Iteiiuhllcani
nre .lint .Standing Aside mid
IVatclilne the Haltlr.
WASHINGTON , Sopt. 18. The Virginia
campaign is uttrnctinp ; much attention
ainonp public mon in Washington , as
the 1 contest is going on just across the
Potomac and most of the ammunition is
being drawn from this point. A num
ber of democratic senators and members
will go into the state within the next
few weeks for stumping tours. Follow
ing the tldvluo of General Mahonc , the
republicans huvo niatlc no olTort to or
ganize or to present a ticket. They rest
contented with booing the populists do
what is possible toward dividing the
democratic ranks. The contest pro
ceeds with the republican element en
tirely eliminated for the lir.st time in
.years , .lorry Simpson lias already
stumped the state and ho will bo fol
lowed by Senator PolTor and others. ,
It is claimed by the populist leaders
that the filibuster and fight in the house
of representatives ever the federal elec
tion law is mainly for the purpose of
carrying Virginia. Colonel O'l'errall ' ,
the democratic candidate for governor ,
is one of the Virginia congressmen who
voted for the repeal of the silver pur-
cha&o law. This rained much opposition
in Virginia , whore the free silver senti
ment is very strong , and it threatened
to make his election doubtful. Then
came the action of Congie sman Tucker
and his colleagues in bringing to the
front the elections bill.
"Tliis was done for just ono purpose , "
said a populist leader of the house yes
terday , ' 'and that was to distract the at
tention of Virginia voters from the sil
ver question. O'Forrall's course on the
silver question was not 'approved by the
farmers and laboring men of the state.
IIJH vote for unconditional repeal was
taken as evidence that he had gene with
the president , sacrificing his own free
coinage principles for the nako of con
trolling the federal patronage. The
party inanagorH saw that they must
bring up some other ihsuo than the
financial question. This is why
tltoy insisted upon bringing the repeal
of the federal election law to
the front at this time , oven against the
ml vice of the president , when it will ho
two years before any election which that
law affects can take place. They uro
trying to make it appear that there is
something like n forte : bill issue at this
time , as the force bill IHSIIO is the ono
thing in the south which is sure to carry
an election. "
The democratic con 'rossmon from Vir
ginia are not alarmed by the populist
invasion of the atato. and declare thut
O'Forrall will bo elected by the largest
majority rolled up in u btuto election
sinuo tlio war.
llnliltual Criminal * .
BOSTON , Sopt. 18 , The experiment of
paroling prisoners conllnod in the utato
prltfou under the habitual criminal ac'
is to bo tried in the case of William F.
Hazard , who has served five years of his
twenty-five sentence. The conditions
arc : First , ho shall not hereafter lea
an idle or dissolute life ; bocond , he shall
not visit any barroom or gambling htniso
or associate with persons of bad churao
tor ; third , ho shall lead an upright , in
dustrious und law-abiding life.
Klllxil by VVIi t icapt.
Mo. , Hopt. 18.
Whltccups took U. Hurke from his hous
at midnight last night and told him
they wore about to punluh him for beat-
Ing his wife. They tied a rope around
his body , under Ills arms , dragged him
through the streets and then released
him , I3urko was barely able to crawl
homo. This morning his dead body
was found in his room.
DOCTORS
Searles
&
Searles
PHYSIGIflHS
SUHCEOHS
&
Specialists
CUROPilS , NERVOUS
AM )
PHIVATE DISEASES
AVe Cure < : ATAHUI1 , nil DISKAHK3 OV
TIIK NIISi : , TIIICOAT , OIIKST , STOMACH ,
ItOWKLSiind MVlill , KIII < : UMAT18MUY8-
' ' .
I'KI'SIA.
III.OOI ) , SKIN unit KIDNKY I oni ( ,
KiniAI.I1VKAICNUSHUS : , IST MAN-
1IOUU C UK 1C I ) , unit all forma of
WEAK MEN
HYDItOOKLK AND VAKICOCnLU pcrmnnnnlly
and HuecoHifully cured. Metlio 1 now anil imfallln j
TKICA'I'.UIONT IIV .MAIL a HpculaUy.
P1LK3 , FISTULA. PISSUUK , permanently curai
without tln > uao of knifi' . ll .ituro or o untie.
AUnmiatllcflOf a prlvaio or Uellcate nuturo , o (
ctthpruex , posltlvuly eiirml.
Call on or addrcHH , wltli Ht-unp. for Clroulari
Fiuo Hook , llectpua aiul .Symptom J
, Umulm , Mob-
A. Full
Tectb extracted In mornlnj1 ,
New ones liiHurtiUaftornooii
Buinu day. 1'urfuct ( It guar
anteed.
anteed.Df.RJ.B3ll ! }
Hnl I/oor.
1'nxlan
JOt/i nttil I'nrnnin Stront.
Elevator on lUth Street. TuloplioaqlOH
UUINQTIIIH SVITII VOU
Time is Aloney.
A r.h h us good as
mile. A second is as
long ns n day , some
times when .you miss a
train. If time is money
to 'oti then you bhould
RUBY JEWELED rry nn nccvirnte time
„ ADJUSTED IA 'keeper. ' Tlic Dueber-
JK WATCHES
II n nip Ucn i7-jewel
watches nrc the time
savers nnd keepers.
WouM you Ilka to know wlilcb watch la most
lined on Amorlca'Hruutenl ItallroudT If no.
write for circular " A Queatlnn ofHtconcla. " TMH
UUEUCU WATCH WOUKU , t'antou , 0.
LUXURIANT HAIE
I > produced by the Ounri'iu REUEDIEI wlitu
ull other * fall , Tlicy clcunlo Urn
and lilotdiy liuiuom , itlmuluU
the li.ilr fulllclet , mid deitroy ml.
croicoiilo liiiuiU which feud on
the li.ilr , ami lime * urctcd when
the licit phjulclnin mid all other
rernoJIt'i fall , Hold thiuuiilioutthe world.
SOUTH OMA.HA. .
Union Stoj. Yards Compiny ,
B tC ttl Ho and Sloss tunrmla I'll
COMMIS3 ! 31 HOU3 ; | .
f
Wood BrotuSfi
Lire Stork Comralsilon Uerohknti.
? 01thtmmbTelepjOil'j ) ! Ilif. Chlo f
JOIl.V l > . DAUMUAN , I . . - . , . .
WAl/TKIt U. WOOD , f11"1 "
Market reportu by mull and wlnt cUvirful
arnlihed upon aynficatloa.