TIlli ) OMAHA DAILY REITKMBEII 22 , 1803.
COlllIEllCIAL AND FINANCIAL
HewihUring tirpri o Given the Wlient Trade
, in the Exports.
THAT CEREAL OPENED AT A DECLINE
tlttimnd fur CnrtiiHiU til Cnrn In tlin < ; n li
\Vnn AHItr , itrtntiir :
niiprtlMKillli tlic .Milppcr *
( or tint O
CnicAnn . 31.--A hcwlldcrln.
, Sept. - - ? surprise
wns ( jlvi-ii the wheat I ratio In Iho oxporls.
The \\holo crowd prnrtlcall.v snltl out on the
theory that the clearances had pult'fcd out.
An hour Inter the wheat nnd Hour for tlio
day reached nearly 7XIKN ( ) , ) bu. The mnrkot
recovered from a loss of Jjfr. and closed only
jjc lower than It did yostprdny.
Corn und oats wrru very strong , more
Gspct-lnlly the hitter , which elosid at n gain
ot X1'- Corn advanced about 'a'c. I'rovis-
Ions wrru weak.
Wheat at the opening wns weaker nnd
prices 141-lower , followed by a further do-
cllno el from , ' 41- to f 'e , then became
stronger , and prlcus wort1 advanced from ) < :
to lo , uasod tilt slightly , and the
closing was steady. The parly de
cline was attributed to the lower Liver
pool c.ibles nnd continued liquidations of
local lonjjs and inline-need Homo liy the belief
that tlipro was time yet for seedliifr.
Kanners were reported to bo M'llliiK more
freely In the winter wheat country , but the
decline In prices seemed to develop a good
demand. Some of the parties who had sold
short evidently wanted to eoveramJ buying
orders worn received from Now York. In
addition to the fuel that thorleiirancu.s were
larger It wus rumored tnat reports from the
northwest Indicated a letting up In receipts.
H was also said that rains were not as gen
eral and did not cover as wiilu a territory as
expected.
Iho demand for carloads of corn In the
cash crowd was active. Armour & Co. and
other oluviilor concerns computing with the
nhlpners for the offerings. That'appeals to
be the true linvnrdnens of the bullish feel
ing. The heavy receipts have so lur com
manded a ready market and stocks do not
uceunmlale to a great extent. 1'coplo who
have been waiting for a break In prices on
iiccount of tbo great receipts , to tret posses
sion of nn nrtlclo they think will sell much
holier , appear to liavo hecoino impatient ,
ami believing in it any way , arc willing to
start in from Us present level.
There was an active trade of the spas-
mod Io order In oats. Opening trades were
on a weak market at ' 40 decline for the
nctlvo and May receded J c moro , hut be
came stronger on good buying by shipping
houses and shorts. Thu exports of UiU.SM )
bu. from Now York , higher prices there r. ml
a good cash demand hero started values up
und they advanced 1 'fo. ' On the bulge there
was good selling by sonic of thn early buvers
nnd prices icccucit from j'a'c ' toji'o und closed
steady.
In provisions packers showed an Inclination
to sell January produce , out there wus no
one to unload it upon ; local operators would
have none of it and there were no orders
from tlio outside. Perhaps not over one
dozen transactions were recorded all day.
Pork is nominally 15o lower for near delivers
and 1'Ju off for January. Lard is SJ-j'u lower
for Soptuinbor , l.r > e lower for Octoliur and
lOc lower for January. liibs for Sep.ember
ore down V 'e , October 2c and January
15c lower.
ICstinmtod rccoits | for tomorrow : Wheat ,
2.10 cars ; corn , tioa cars ; oats , y."iO cars ; bogs.
10.000 bead.
The loading futures rnngod ns follows :
I
Cash iiuotiitluiiH were us follows :
FI.OUU Dull , unehiiiiKed.
WIIKAT No. 2 nprhi . G7 ? 'c ; No. 3 sprlnc ,
60aOic ( ) ! : No. 2 red , O7' i : .
OATS-NO. U , 27Ke : No. 2 white. 29330c ;
No. 3 white. 27S2Mic. !
UYB-No.2. 46i ! .
llAW.KY No. 2 , nominal.
l'iAx HKKD-NO. 1 , $1.03.
TIMOTIIV SEKD 1'rlnie , 13.45.
I'OIIK MUSH , pur bill , , $ l0.rOaiC.55 ; lord ,
per 100 Ibs. , $9.3Jia9.40 ! ; short ribs sides
( loosn ) , (10.27iiStlU.4U ; dry salted hhoulders
( boxed ) . J7.25ia7.r > u ; bhort clout sides ( boxed ) ,
(9.4&10.0U. (
WHISKY Distillers' finished ijoods , per gal. ,
6111 * ! i
iis Unchangi-d ; cut lour , line.
The following were thu receipts and ship
ments for today :
On tbo I'rodnco nxchun e todiiy thu butter
market was steady icreiinerhn : , SOJi'JTfjdiilry.
16a24c. KKBH , firm , HMSlH'iU. '
Nnw York 'MiirliniH.
Nr.w YOIIK , Sopt. 21. Ku > uii Kocolpts ,
24,1100 lUc , . ; exports , 30.800 bbN. , 11,000
likKi ; iiiinliel opened dull , closed steady ;
winter wheat , low urades. < 2.05ffi2yO ; winter
\vluMit , fair to fiincy , $2.55(33.f)5 ( ; wlnlor wheat ,
piilcntK , fU.noa'l.lU ; MlntH'hola. ehiiir , * 2.GO ®
1).10 ) ; Mliinesolii KtralirhtE , t3.-10&4.1U ; Mlnno-
vela patentN. f-I.OOG-l.-IO ; low extras , i'-.OHjT ,
2.0& ; city mills. J3.UU414.00 ; rye inlxture.s. 13.00
ti 1.00 ; siliierllni' , H.'JO2.3& ; line $ l.H&lil.2.2l ( ,
_ COIIN MKAI- Quiet ; yellow western , J2.0U
llvr. l-'lrm ; western boitloadn ; , & 0353c.
HAIII.KV MAI.T Dull ; weblern , ODitBOu ; slx-
rowtd htiiti-8. BO(2H&L' ( .
WIIKAT ItecehilH. OO.&OObu. ; oxportx , 330.-
700 bu.j nnlCK , i.llfi.OOO bit. futures 209,000
MNK"U-I I.'tl , uu f.c ; o. 1 HOrillUI II , /4
No. 3 h | > rliik-.7iiVllo. ( ) ! Onllons opoueil lowi :
closing bti'iulyj ' No. 2 red , September , closi
73c ; ( ) iiuln-r. ! 73tt734'e , closlnp ut "
December , 7U ? < a77 ! < L' , closlnj ; nt 77c.
COIIN Itcceliitb , l.liOO bu.j oxpi
bu. ; miles , 4ur > .ooil bu , futures ,
emit. Hpot noiuliml ; No. 2 , OUiic In o'levnlor ;
fiOc ulloiit usked. Options opened > > c lower ,
closlnx Ktronit : Hi > | ) lniiibi > r.4UUMDi > icl closlnn
t 4'JHo ; Oetober. 47 ? tt4H'.c , closlnu at 4H'i ! ;
November closed utJlKc } ; Deii'inturJOUtt
60c , clohliiK tit Oti ) ! | .May , 51 ! > ® &l. ' c , closliiL-
HI 61'iC ,
OATS Itecelpts , 127,100 bu. ; exports , 20-
000 lm. ; biiles , bsriUUU bu , filtunis , 104,01)0 ) bu.
tpot. HpotH iietlvuiinil Uc lower. Opt Ions dull
nml Ktoiidy ; Hepteiiibor , ! i3 ! a > 33) ) , , lilobluc al
, . , , .
u. u ( t.llu I ? Jl ; , I1IIAI
Wlillueiiteili , 37Q41C.
IJAV-Dnll and easy.
HOPS- Dull ; slain , common to cbolce , 19 ®
22c ; I'aclllc const , 17&22C ,
lIlliKS-l'Irin ; lodiiy'K selcctrd , 50 to CO Ills.
4Bfici llnenos Ayres dry , 21 to 24 Ibs. , 1 Ic.
Wooir-tJteady.
I'ltovisiONS-l'ntmeiits , pickled liollles.J12.00
G 13.00 ; pickled liams. tlo.OOitHl.f.Oc. l.urd
quiet ; westi-rn steiun closed ut KID : stiles , 251
tierces lit * 1 ; option snles , nonii : Septembei
closed nt t9.U5 ; October closed ut $9.50 , 1'orl
llrni ; now ino.s , H7.-5ftl7.00.
Hup nn- Quiet : stiite duliy , 180.25c ; west
ern dairy , iGQ-JOc ; western creamery , lOii
27Jc ; western factory , isaiboj Klsfii , 27 ©
OnKKSE-Steady ) fancy while , large , 10'iO
10 ict part hklmv. 3H&tc. !
Eons-Quiet : state nnd reiinsylvanla. 20Jc !
Ice lioiuo western , fresli , 17 > mlBc ,
TAI.I.OW ' rilioiiK ; city (12 ( tier pKg.i , 6c.
t'orniMiKKii On/ Firm
1'KTiioi.Kii.M-MorouelKoiiml llrmer. IVim
lylvunlii , spot sales , noiiu ; Oclober outloi
aulev , 5,000 bbls ; closed U&c bid.
none.
KOSIK Steady.
TllUl-BNTINK-KIrm.
Iticirinn. .
t Steady ,
. . , . . , ' l' ' urj contrlfuBuls 00 test
827-32. Hetlnert Hnn.
J'lU I IION Sternly t American , $12.26(214.60 (
Cun-Kii Firmer ; hike , 9.75.
I.KAiHteudyt domettlc , J3.HO.
TiM Bliudoeiisli > r ; yiraits , (20.80.
BJ-KLTKII Steady ; doniestlc , t3.76.
Krw York Dry ( luuili Market.
VOIIK Sept. 31-Tuo dry good * mar-
otrrert ilio f > fie < fnl ln < i n of
lid : lllilldirnnd ; _ tMdlnif lltn Infill niliru llfl K
nnd * -ndv In tntic. 'I'lio hn-iik In llio prlcn of
mu mnl-rluiiiiiiid | ( < tiolinitn | < < lfili un tlin mnr-
i l for iiil Inn ( fri ) | n ypl , tlio infttnlfncl ill-oil
nillclci ( ml liiix IIIK folluwcd ( littccent < liflrp
Nilvniire In llir- price of tlin * tnilit. | Tliptfl u
fair liimlncoft In Kttiplo while food" . I'rlntx
mil pi i M lid fuliili'tiiM ) lintdlili : un nilvnncu of
f. ( liMclmiim mid wiin-ii fain-lei nro In Kood
Icmni-.d , pnriiciilarly llin liciivy elglit .
'iirt'l n div poinln iliuw Im-ijiilarlty and urn
ntlier weal ; In tone.
Omnlm I'rniliicH Alnr i-t.
IttlTTK.ti The H-eolpH o ( butter rntillnuo
f.'illii-i llaliti faiic-y cn-iiiiiery. 20322iiliolco :
Iti fiiin-y rountry. lOJll'ifall : - to Rood conn-
liy , Miilfii" packlnvsiiH-l ; . fresli , 13c.
l.ivi : I'on.TitvThe n-celplM uf nunltry nro
lulit nnd prices ate llrni ; choice old liens ,
7fft7'ic ; inrinir clilcUeni , H5H'4c ' ; ducks , 9c.
ir wTho Keneral niiirlviit Is l.W.lOc.
( lAMiTliu : weather Is sllll putllm ; tin cm-
IHIICO tii tinlilpnitof | ) ! vaini- .
HO.NKVIhiney Is c-ooiiiiuiu'lo ! ' lo move a
lllli-nnio freely , but the demand Is still
Ichl for It ; fholcn nhlticlnver , ICiR-lTc- .
I'liiKONs-Tlii ; demand Nlint Mitllcso uctlvo
i lt WHS : llvo plKi'iniM , . . .
Ovsnii.i--Mudltinii : , iHc ; hnrso ! IOP , 23c ;
evlrii standiiids , 2 ( > c ; i-Mri : selects , 2Hc ;
counts , ! )7c. )
vr.nr.TA ii IPA
ONtfiN * Home Krown stoc'v ' U plenty at 00
% 1'ttpir ijji.
I' < tiATi > P.s-Tlin npply Is lluht and the
iiatket flrtiMBiidd stuck sells teadlly at 70B"5c.
t'AliiHni-Oci-nsloniil : nrders am received
and Illled ut 1'ic.
t'ii.inv : : Ciiminon stock , MOi ! pcpdox. : choh-o
to fiinc-y , | liUO ) mill 7f > < - nor . .loIntnchii
welKhlnjr4 tu llllbs. , acconllnir In price.
SWKKT I'OT.VTOI'HTill - Mlpply It flllf ! good
slock , on oi'defK , il.25 | n-r bu.
fllL'IT" .
( itiAi-KS Home mown I'lincordi , 2.1 211 ; per
J-lb. liaols | ; mil < ctl-i , } 1.00'iil.25 ; black ,
} 1 ; Tokay , J1.60.
( 'A.\TAi.ifi'is I'mcrate , il.'J.'i.
I'Ai.uoiiMA rmriT rieo.tompoaclies , per
lot , * I.Kfil.l5 ) ; cllln.- , fl.00'0,1.12 ; llartlelt
ii-ais pi-r bnv , J'J.2o ; other varieties , $2 ;
) lillns , pur box , fl.Q5Qil.5U.
AiM'i.Hs tlliolcn eating , per bbl. , $4,50 ;
chiilcCVooKlns , f4.
( 'itAMiK.iiuiisCranberries : are nrrlvlng very
ti'i-lv and uppoar lo he In t'ood demand ;
. 'apul'oil , per bill. , iO. 75 ; hell and cherry , SU.25 ,
TKOi'R-Ai , rittara.
HANANAS I'rlcesiomaln about steady ; per
iniicli. law" , * 2.Uy2.25 ( ) ; pr > r bunch , t-mall lu
ni'dliim , tl. 75U2.00.
liKMU.xs Jluvslnas p-r box , f4.50l5.00 ;
Mhii'l , CIIM-S , 30O sl/.e , iO.
On ANUCS There nio only n fo'.v oranges ro-
nalntiiK ; Illverslde Medlli-rnineun \\uets , S4.
linn- : ! , TAIIOW , 1:10. :
IIn > r.s-No. 1 green lilili24c ; No. 2 urcon
ililud , 2iNo. | . 1 tfieeti sailed Illdns. ' 2No. { ; . 2
jiecn salted hides 2c ; No. 1 creen salted
dili-s , 25 Ihi. to 40 Ibs. , 2V ! No , ' . ! itroun sailed
ildos , 25 Ihs. lo 40 llx. , 2No. ; . 1 veal calf ,
H Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , 5c ; No. 2 veal calf , b Ills , to
5 II ) . . . . : ic ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 4c ; No. 2 dry
lint Idilns , 3c ; No. 1 < lry salted lildi-s Ic. I 'art
ui oil hides ' , , e perlb. li-s-i than fully cured.
SllKiipl'Kl/rs-dtccn siilied. each nrifjfJ.V ;
Rii-i-ii sailed shearlltiKs ( short woolud early
klnsi , each lOAliii * : dry shearlings ( short
Mxiled eaily sklnsi , Xo. I. oacli 5S10c : dry
heiirllngs ( short wooled early MlnM , No 2 ,
inch 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and NobrasUii
iiitcliei- wool pelts , per 111. , m-l nal weight , 10S
lie ; dty Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pulls , per II ) . , actual weight , | 7ftlOo : dry
lint 1'olorado butcher wool pe Is , per 11) ,
iniual wol lit , 9tSIOc , dry Hint Uclorado mnr-
aln wool pelts , per 11) ) , . actual weight , 79c ,
Iry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 57c.
St. l.ools Alurkcts.
Sr. Lotus , Sent. 21. 1'i.oini Utu haiiRod.
WIIKAT Closed u small fraction higher ; cash
and September , U3c ; October , 03'jc ; December ,
> 8c ; May , 70c.
Cons I'losed hltther ; cash , 40',5c ; Foptom-
jor , 38Uc bid ; December , 3G ? tt37c ; .May ,
Ic.
Ic.OATH
OATH Higher ; cash and Suptoinber , 27c ; Oc-
obur , 2fije ; May , 31 , c.
llvu-Klrni ; 48c.
HUTTCII Unulianscd.
ICon.s Unchnnced.
I'UOVISIONS With tlio exception of lard ,
vblch declined 'tc , were unchanged.
KuCliliTS Flour. 4,000 bbls ; wliu.it , 82-
JOO hu , ; corn , 78,000 lm. ; o.its , (50,000 ( bit.
SIIIIW.STS Flour. 9,000 bbls ; wheat , 1 , -
)00 ) bn. ; corn , 50,000 bu. ; outs , B.OOO bu.
KIIUSIIH City , \liirli t .
KANSAS OITV. Hunt. 21. W'IIUAT } fc lower ;
No. 2 hard , 55M < & 5Qic ; No. 2 red , 50iil57c. ! }
CoitN Finn ; No. 2 ml.\cd , 33 > iCt34c ; No. 2
vbltu. 35c.
UATS-FIrm ; No. 2 ml.\ed. 2225c : No. 2
vblte , 2028c.
Hiirrr.ii Firm ; creamery , 18&24C ; dairy ,
.52i20c.
Koos-FIrm at 14c.
HICKIITSWheat : , 112,000 bu. ; corn , 10,000
bii.ioutK , 2,00bu. ( )
Sllii-MUNTri-Wliout , 104,000 bu. ; corn. 3,000
bu.joats. l.OOObu.
MIlWMiiKeH .Martini * .
Mii.wAtTKrn , Sept. 21. WIIKAT Slow ; No.
2 sprint : , ( > 4c ; December , ( H > ! 5c ,
COIIN Quiet ; No. 3 , 4c. ( ) '
OATS UlBlier ; No. 2 while , 29UC.
HAIU.KV5CVc. .
Kvi : 50 , jc.
1'no VISIONS Nominal.
Unlli-u Miirlert.
NKW VOIIK , Sept. 21. Options opened 25
lolnts higher , closed steady , unchanged , to 10
lolntK hlKher.ales ; . , 20,500 bags. Including
Sontember , (17,10 .17.20 ; October , J15.li.r > tt
15.85 : November , J10.20aill.iO : ; December ,
Hr > . ( ! 5ir.HO { January , tl5.4lai5.54 ) ; March ,
S15.KK&15.30 ; May , ifl4.S5iJil4.90. ! Spot Klo ,
nomlnul ; No. 7 , } lM.
Col urn .Miulti-t.
Nr.w Oiit.KANS , Hnpt. 'Jl. Futures steady ;
sales , 52 , 100 bales ; sepli-iiibor , $7.95 1)1(1 ) ( f Oc
tober , I7.99U8.00 ; November , * 8.09S.H.1O ; Do-
combur , JH.20WH.21 ; January , SU.3tj8.31 ) ! ;
I'obrnary , * 8,308.40 ; Mulch , SB.4G < ii8.48 :
April , $8.54(38.55 ( : May , J8.02G8.03.
( liioiiinali Murki-l * .
CINCINNATI , Sept. 21. WIIKAT Quiet ; No. 2
red , ( ! 4c.
Cons Steady , higher ; No. 2 mlxeo , 34c.
OATS-Stion ; No. 2 ml.\ed , 29c.
WHISKY hi good demand at f 1.12.
f.lvorpool Markets.
LiVF.ni-oot. , Sopt. 21. WIIKAT Demand
moderate ; led western HprliiK , 5s 7idti5.s ! 8d
percental ,
CoitN Spill , sternly ; demand poor , 4s54d ! ;
futures dull ; demand fair.
llullliiiiirti Cr.Un .Miirlirt.
IlALTiMOitr , Kept. 21. WHEAT Kasy ; Sent-
ember Coin , 70'iii70 ' ( ic.
COIIN White , llrni , 54c.
OATS Firm ; mixed 33Q34c ; No. 2 white
0ift37c. !
( iriiln .tlitrl < i-t.
1'mi.ADKM-iiiA , Sept. 21. Win : AT Weak ;
September. 7l ) iit.71e. (
COIIN ( Jidet ; Septembur , 48Ud4fl c.
OATS Firmer ; September , 33iB341/ic. ! (
Tuludi ) drasii .Murliol.
Tni.r.ix ) , Sopt. 21. WIIIAT : Higher , steady ;
cash , 07c.
COIIN Dull , steady ; cash , 43c. !
OATS-CJulet ; cash , 2Hc.
.MlniuapnlUVlicit : .Murlict.
MiNNKAi-ni.is , Hept. 21. Futures ubont
steadyDecembor,057ioMiiy : : , 72ju ! ; N'o 1 hard ,
( itlUc ; No , 1 northern , 05jc ; No. 2 northern ,
iKIc. Hecelpts , 200 cars.
STOCKS AN1 > 1IOMS.
.Socurltlm Worn Dull , but tlio Tntnl Nalui
I'ootud ll | ) ( ; iinnlder : > ll- ,
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 21. The stock market
today was dull , uutyot Uio total sales footed
up higher than on .vostorday nnd tlio deal
ings woru bettor distributed. Sugar , as
usual , led In the transactions , Thcro was ,
nt times , long traps between the radlii ,
nnd at Intervals there was a stillness on the
tloor of thu o.vclmnco to which It has long
boon n stranger. There wus ti dearth of in
fluencing news on the street , the situation
of affairs at Washington was unchanged und
the room traders were In control of the mar-
liet , which wns a mere struggle for a few
points on each sldo of the account.
The commission houses were without
orders of any moment und London was
practically out of thn niarUot. The fluctu
ations were therefore without slgnillcunco ,
reflecting merely the otforts of the brokers
lo affoi't small realizations to bid up some
particular shares In oiiler to get rid of long
stock or to depress ethers that may cover at
n prollt or without material loss , Sugar ,
which showed the chief activity , mo\cd
within a radius of 1 per cent , being bought
on the reiwrt that the earning capacity of
the company wus uuvci- greater tnan now ;
that it was n heavy loaner at higher rates
and the demand for the manufactured pro
duct was far ahead of the supply and was
sold on the denial of thu statements ami
rumors of unfavorable legislative proposals.
Whisky wus sent up almost " per cent on n
buying movement of only moderate proportions
tions , based upon thn suggestion of Con
Krcssnmu McMlllln that whisky could stuntl
uu increased tax. Sales to rcnlUo ou the ml-
vunce.brought about a reaction , but the close
was ut nu advance of M8 percent on the
day. The coal stocks , on good trade pros
pects , showed some strength , Delaware &
Hudson recorded a rise of 1 per cent , I > uu k-
u wanna J percent and Heading ft per cent ,
The general market wus irregular through
out the day , having moments of depression
and llrmncss , but never approaching cither
severe heaviness or great buoyancy. Com
pared with the final dealings last night
Michigan Central and Tobacco preferred
tire t per emit and Duluth. South Shore ft
Atlantic 'j | xn' cent higher , nud
Olovolnnd. C'lm-n-nntl. Chlpnpro ft ht.
l.otiN a1 * per cent , Illinois Central ' $ pol
ecat and CordaifO IVi jierecut lower. The
etmiiifts In thu rest of the list nro merely
frnclionrd.
The following nro the cloilmtqtiotntmnft of
the loading stocks on Iho New York ex
change todny :
" " " ' ' " "
A trhlioTi. 77' . 20 "iN'orllirttrnSi-rifo" . . IS ?
Ad mis < { tu | > > Ks. . . lil.l Nor. I'.ictlle iirrfil ' 'I
Alton.Terr'lltnitf IS ,1 ! . 1' . . I.A Oiilf. . . . ( I
do jirpfd llll iXorlhwi'Mi-ri f > l > '
Atiii'iicnn in ? , do pm inn
II ! ) Ni-w Yurie Central. ll > ' - ' ! <
r.innda l-iii-lilc. . . 74' 'N. ' Y. A N.K W 1
Ciiiiml-i Stnllii > rn ITU Otiliirlii \Vi-Morn 14
( Vtitr.il I'.irlilp. . . llWiOninin Imp Ill
CIll-H. . < Ollli ) . . ll ) < ! Ores-oil Nav 411
Chli-airo At Alton. llll O. S. I. . At U. N KM
C. . II. AQ Hn' Pai-lllc Mall It : ,
Chleai'o ( Ini . . . uliU' ' I'l-oilii. li-e. A. 1' . . . s'ii
C. < ni ollduti < ilf.i : < i l-ltttbiinr lilt
c. c. f. , v st. I. . . ni : I'llllitniti I'ahro. . . Kill
Col.Coal A Iron. . .Kpiiilliiir . 1II1H
C.olumOll fVrt 111" Hleliiiiond Ter : U
Del. , V llndftoii. . . . I''l ' ilo uiff'il 17
! ) ' ! . l.nek. A WM. . 14:1 : KliOrandiYst. . . 1(1 (
II.A.U. II. pM-fil. . . Ill ) | ' < I iloprt't'il 41 *
IH ) | A l' . Kili-s. Co. . ' -l : ; llnok iHlnnd ll..Jfc
H.'iNlTi-tm M'si. ' Paul Itm
Krlp > > V do pii-fd llll
' ' " ' ' ' Si. I'aul A Omaha. : ii >
Toil Wayne. . . . . . IIS do pfd lll.'M
On-ill Xorlirn nfd. 11(1 ( Smilhi'iii l-aellle. . . is
Snjtnr Hennery M" (
Viilli'v. . . Temi. CixdAIrim. . 1,1
c'i'iitKif. . . . Texan 1-iicltlc 7
St. 1'iml AiUultilli. _ . Tol. . pfd. 115
K.III. .t TOXIH : jifil. . IS't'l'iilon ' ' ' I'aollk
l.nkiKrln XVunl. . lii' < II. S. KXIIIKSA .
do . nsj | W..1I. l. . Al > .
I/ikc shorn . 1'JIK tin iirt'ftl lf. ? <
Lead Trim ! . iMMi'Wiil'fi ' Kiirce r.xp. lilll
UuilH. , t Nmli. : . . . ' .I IWVMICHI tJiilon . . .
\M\\\H. \ \ \ \ , VN. A . in IWIiLM-lliittA I. . K. . 1IM !
Mnnliullnn ( ' ( in. . . . I''S'iil do luvfil
Mi-iiiiililsA u . 1" | M.ASt Ij iimu
MlcldtraiilVntrnl. . IMIW H..VU. mu
.MlH-uiurl I'.u-ltle. . . KlPCtl'IC. . '
Mobile A Ohio Natliiiial l.lnxiHMl. is'
N.'iHli. A I'llill C. V.Si I . ' . ' ! ' <
l tin tirefil . HI
do prefd fli ! ill. A T. 0 i !
N. J. Cuiitral HIS IT. A.A.A-N. M. . . . IIU
Norfolk AV. . | ) fd. . ! ! ' . < , T. St. I. , . A 1C. C. 2
North Anii-rl'ii Co. iiljl do pri-fd ' . ' ( I
The total ialiof stocks tcduy were 122,200
shares , Inoludlnn : Atrlition. 3UO ( ! ; Himar ,
li'J.200 ; lliirltiiKlim , 0,700 ; I'hh'ngoHns , 5lt , > 0 ;
Whisky , lo.'JOO ; lipiiural Kkrtrh',3,700 ; Louls-
vllli- & Nashville , 3,100 ; Iteiiillnp.lO.noU ; Kocl (
Maud , 5,300 ; SI. I'aul , 0,400.
Nr\v Yurie .Muiu-y
NKW Vonic , Sopt. 21. MONIY : ON CAM.
Kasy ai 2 < ? t3 percent ; Init loan 3 percent ;
I'lotuil oll'ered ut 3 pereenl.
I'IIIMI : Mi-ncAS"nii : I-AI-IIU 710por cent.
STKHI.IMI ICXCIIANIIH I'lrin , wish imluat
huilni'ss In bniiker- * bills ut $ l.a49.i4.8tl
for demand jind $4.83y,4.83'5 for sixty-day
bills ; Doitcil rates , J4.H434.H01 j ; commer
cial bllN , M.Ml'i .H'J.
SlI.VKll ( JKIITirlOATKS-IJllll'lOted.
foviix.Mi.sT ! : llONiis-Steiidy. i-tuto bonds
dull. '
Tlinclodiisdiintatlonsoii bonds :
110 | Sl.h.tI.M.lcii.fs 7-1
IT. S. iHeoiin in si.L.JLS.p.cun.M. ion
U.S. 4'j ' n if tl.S St. I'aidCoiiHolH. . . 1 . ' _
I'acllleiisof'll.l. . . . ril. 1' . O. At I1. IHIH. . 107U
T.I' . ! . . ( ! . Tr. Hi-Is. 70
101 T 1U.U.Tr. . llets. 17)i )
IVnn. new wet tlH. 100 Union l > : iu. lylH. . . . lot
T nn. now Hut . " , s. Went Shorn HS (
TOIIII. new HHI : ( s , US I ) . A H. O.V. . iHtH. (1(1 ( (
CniiadaSo.'dn. . . . AlehlHon4H 7'liX
< 'onlrall'ae. ims. . 10:1 : ll ( > 2' olnHH A. . . . 41U !
I ) , .til. O. iBlH. . . . llll G. H. AS. A. UH. . . . ! > : ij <
I ) , .t II. ( I. -Is. ' ' ' ' tlo * * il TI'H ' " Kill
KrliiifiU".I' . . . . . . . . 7-Jklll. AeT.C.fis ! . . ! ; ! . liiii
SI. K. , V T. GOII. On. H.sjj do eon. Us 80
M. 1C. A. T. Hun. iis , 7i ( J No. Ca. OH . li
Miilu.il Union UH. . do 4H . ! > L'
N. .1. C. Inl. Curt. . TBIIII. old ( In .
N. I'-ie. IHtH Kill Va. (1 ( . fill
N. I'a ? . Ms HO Va. Kx-Mat. coup. HO
N. W. Ooimols Kid Va. Con. 'Jd serlus. 00
N.V. . Dob. 5s Kill
Huston St"ck < jniitiilloiis.
HOSTON , Hept. 'J1. Clo-ilng quotutloas on
stocks , lionils and milling shurus :
Atcli. Top. .t St. 1'u -I ( t1. . II. .V.Q. ton. . 'IH. . us
.V Maine- . . . . l.VJ Alloiuv Mining CO. : ir
C. U. st : ? ( Hoiton&Moul al
Klliilibiinr . 1 ! ' Hiltti- . HuHton s >
N. Y.JtN. 13 . att' Centennial 'J
tJiiton 1'acino . '
'JlJ Kraiiklln H
Wunt Knil DM . , Qulnuy 107
C. , 1J..VQ. 7H . 115 Tamarack 14' '
Sin KriinoNun .11 l"li'K OunlniliinH.
f-AN I'llANOlSCO , Kent. 21. Thoonicl.il closing
iiiotnllons | for mining stocks were us follows :
Alia TT ( IIal < > A NorcrossTT 4S
lieli-hi-r : i ( ) Mcxleaii nil
Opldr ( )
' ' '
llodliicon I' . , in Potosl 40
llnlwer. 10 Savagi ! ' 40
Chollar , 26 Sierra Nevada no
Con. Cal. A. Va lt : ( ) Union Con HO
Crown I'oliit. 1T Yellow Jacket 45
Gould A Curry. . . . . lil )
New York .Minnie Oili > lntlous.
NEW VOIIK , Sept. 21. The following are the
mliilniz quotations :
Cholliir . in Plyinomh . 10
roivn Point . 10 Sierra Nevada . 40
3ou. Unl. A , Va . 1-JU Standard . 100
( JO Union Con . : ! ( ]
[ lutdd and Curry. . . . ' ( ) Yul I o w .lack i ! t . 40
llalu .V Noruross. . . . 45 Iron Silver . 10
llonli stake . 70(1 ( Quick Silver . 1BO
Ontnrlo . ( KID do ni-L-rd . 1000
Opldr . . 70 IlnlwiT . 10
St. I.OUIK .Mining Mooha.
ST. fjouis , Pnpt. 21. MlnhiB stocks dull ; un
aiiKed. I'ollowln arc Iho cloilncr ( juotu-
llons :
. . . * , : lfl 4 .110 KiraidtoM1.80
Anier. N. . . 'J7 ! . ! i7 Hope U.Btl
IllniL'tJilllo - ' . ( ) & : U ) ( ) Leo 01 & .03
bid. tasked.
On til , , London .Uurlcot.
NKW YOIIK , Sent. 21. The Post's London spo-
; luliiyK : : The ( lank of ICn 'liind's reserve in
creased this week JU74G.OOO , of which 270.000
In Kohl , the details '
were Imported bolnjcill'J5-
000 from Utrypt , JKOO.OUl ) from llruxll , i'21,000
from Yluniiii , .1113,000 In bar fold ImuKht , 25.-
o\lrted to I"/'ypt. und 1:34.000 : In Kpanlsh
Kold. IlufKOld contlnneu In demand today at
yeslerdiiy'.s prices.
Silver was down to 3 Id on American sales.
Ktipee nii : > er has rhen to ( ld. ! The block mar
kets worn dull , l.oulsvlllo & Nashville was
the weak spot , the decline having frightened
out holders. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
rinmcml : Nutm.
KANSAS CITV , Sopt. 21. C'lcurlnRs , tl,264-
1&8.
1&8.NKW
NKW YOIIK , Sept. 21 , Oleurlngs , 5GO.C33.480 ;
balances , M,41W.403.
OMAHA , Sept. 21. Cloiirlngs , $841,035 ; same
day last week , MH9,8 7.
IIAI.TIMOIU : , Sept. 21. ClearlnRs , $2,180,049 ;
balances , t351OOG , Jlonuy , C pur cent.
I'MII.ADKI.I'IIIA , Sept. 21 , Ulearlnus , J0.222-
052 ; balaiiL-es , * l,431iil. ; Money , 4 per cent.
.MllMl'insHopt.21. Now Vnrlcuxclinncu Hell-
liiK' at $1.50 prenduin , Clearing.- , , iUB.017 ;
balaiicos , $3'J,402.
OlNCiNNATi , Hiipt. 21. Money. Ct8 per
pent. Now York o.xchuiiL'e , 4UQ.50C oruinliim.
C'lflirlllKS. tl.874.450. '
ST. Louis , Pont. 21. Clcarlnzs , $2,531,041 ;
balancoi. $347,213 , Aloney , iiilet | at 7H per
cent. Kxchanixo on Now York , 76c ; premium.
CIIIOAOO , Hept. 21 , Clearlnns , $13,400,825.
Now Yorlc exchange , 75o promluin. Storllns
exchange , steady. Money btuudy , 7 per cent.
Nuw OIII.KANS , Sopt. 21 , Clearing , * 774-
854. New York u.\ihuiiiu ! | , coiiiiiieriilul , $2
per $1OOU premium ; bunk , 93 pur $1,000 pro-
inlum ,
Niw : YOIIK , Hept , 21. The dourlnc house
committee has I'lincclled $1,180,000 aihlltlonul
of ccrtUIcaloB. Tlio uinoiin teal led for redemp
tion tomorrow Is $090,000. Total oiilstiindliiL' .
$20,020.000 ,
HOSTON , Sent. 21. Clearlnps , $11,040,315 ;
balances , $1.57ti,2b9. Money 0 < 2 > 7 per com , the
latter for all new loans. The lenders wore In
excess of the borrowijr.s ,
1'Alllri , Sent. 21. Thren per cent rontos. 08f
4'Jic ! for thu uccoiiEii. The weekly stiitemont
of the llanlc of I'rnni-o shows an Increase of
1.410.000f gold und 707.000f allvor.
NKW YOIIK. Sopt. 31. [ Special Telegram to
Tin ; linn , ] II.xcliniiKO was inoted | IIH follows ;
OhliiiiKO , 7&o premium ; llobtoii , 30c to MJo
dUcoiint per $1,000 ; HI. l.onls , 75u proiuliini ,
LONDON , Sopt. 21. The bullion In thu Hank
of KiiKland Increiibod X'54tjOIIO durliiK the
week. The proportion of Iho Hank of
'i-hervo to liability , which lu * > t week
wus 52.50 per cent , is now G3.B2 per cent. The
amount of bullion withdrawn from the Hank
of Kiib'lund on btilanco today was 125,000.
Chlrn o 1.1vi ! Nliifk .Mnrkrt.
OIIICAQO. PentQl.Thoie wus fair activity
today In all brunches of thu cattle trade and
the tone of the market was llrmer than on
Wednesday. Iteculpts weio lighter Ihiin ux-
pei'.led and the weakness of the day buforo en
tirely disappeared , ( Jood to Iji'st grades of na-
lUo r > teei.-i were btl'iniK , The oIl'urliiKs In that
class weie not very nnmcroiiK und sales
nhowod up to as Koodudvuntuio us on liny day
Mils wet-k , Theru wuru outwuon 7oou
and B.IKIU iniilvos of all grudes , und
they were quoted ull thu way from
$1,25 to { 5.70. They sold largely ut from
} 1.7f > to * 'J.ii5 for cows and luill.s und ut from
$4,25 toKi.lU forbteors. The run of westerns
was e.tlniutiHl ut 5.OOO head , and then ) wuro
botwren 2.0UO und 3.OOO To.vuns. The former
were llrni ut from J1.60 lo $4 , nnd the latter at
from 41.35 to3 , Trade was not us active as
ou the precculliii duyn of thu week and the
tenduiiuy of prices wus downward ,
C'holco llfht hos ( held lludr own , but other
desurlptloiib could bo moved at ye-teiiluy'jj
prices. Uompured with the duy'u opening
Miles there Is a decline of lOo In heavy und
ordinary mixed lots. The market was ouk ,
notwlthbtuiulliiK the fact of continued light
receipts. Tlio mil vuU for the lubt fourduys
uru tiHurly 23.UOO bend less limn for thubumu
time lust week. Oloiln riiiotntloiiK were from
15.75 lofu.45 for poor to extra grade * weigh
ing over 2liO puunds , from 15.85 to 10.05 for
mixed lots , and from 10 to (0,75 for light.
There was u tiilo or two of fancy light at from
$0.75 , and u few lieu vy hogs of superior quality
brought 0.60.
The iltuutlun lubhtej ) , while not us bad as
ouVtdue day , was bud. About 12.000 uoud
ni-iht'il liidliy , inft rftl ( ) ( for the IttM four
days nnd liidiiM n niplv | for thn wei-k of
no ! fur fioiii 7o iiiiil. . IliiyoM wein not
nt Mint with rrtny's diollncbut In-
loti'd upon fi -iincevdoiK. I'licy were
mvommodntcd tit i < % oxlentiif froln lOc to
ir > i' . \ \Tlilc'lijnalii- | -tliiM | IUT Tiio'dny
fully 2nnc ( ( iH-rJOU Ibs. Them was no fur-
ihrr Impiittant rlnnmi > In the lamb murl.i't.
II WHS dull and - rcryyeiik ut from J2.W ) to
14.7.-I , thu latter HKIMO rnllhu for oM ni qtinl-
Ity. heep wore ofiftleil nl from $1.25 in t4.25 ,
with , nli" largelv nt iirii-eq below $ ; l.tl ( ) .
Hecelpl.K ! t 'ul i U * . ' 1 5,0110 liond : calve , 800
bead : hogt. aiouni 'iuli olii-op. 12,000 bead.
O.MAIIA
Cnltlo Trinlo ActLtant alrnily
Sllll. HlBlu-r.
TllfliotiAT , Srpl. 21.
Karl.v receipts of nil kinds today were
somewhat limited , but laid trains swelled
the arrivals to peed ilgtircs. Uecoipts for
the past four days foot up 10.015 cattle , ' . " . ' ,0 < :1 :
hops and ; I17 sheep , npalust 14.-H2 cattle ,
'jrS. ( ) " > hoys and 4Ui ; ( ) sheep for the same pe
riod last Vicelc.
There were very few tintlvo cattle on sale ,
either ( rood or bad , nearly everything com-
ine from the range. The market wns sti-oug
for what suited the dressed beef men , and
not far from steady ou all useful
grades. Very fulr l.loo to 1'J.VMb. native
steers sold around $ J and f 1.'Ci and there
wore some cattle here L'ood enough to brluv
$ I.ICi. Odds nnd cuds sold Indifferently
down around { . 'J.75 and l.'J.'i. Moat of thu
medium and cotnmmil.ih ranjfe cattle went
as feeders , but killers bought very peed
I.O.r.0 lo 1 JOO-lb. raiiKors around ti.v.V. : to SI.10. .
litislncss was fairly lively and the tone of
the trade llrni , but owltiR to t'.to Into ar
rival of many of the entile , tlio movement
was delayed and there were a few cattle
still uu old at the close.
Oflors of butchers' stuff and canncrs were
comparatively liberal and the feeling was
somewhat easier , prices cuorally shading
lower on all urades. A bi RlritiK of very
good 1'at western cows sold at JJ.H.'i , and the
bulk of the dcslrahlo cow stuff changed
hands at around SLW and $2.10. with the
common and canning grades nl $1.25 to $1.7f > .
Calves at from SI. 75 to $3.75 were rather
easier , while rough slock sold at steady to
sirotm prices , common to choice bulls , oxen
and stags bringing from $1.50 to 5.50.
The activity in feeders keeps up well.
Although both fresh ami stale supplies to
day were liberal there. was no letup in the
demand and thu liberal offerings were noiiu
too ample for tliQ requirements of the trade ,
Prices were if anything a shade stronger on
the peed grades und fully as high as recently
on alt grades. The movement wus decidedly
lively and belween 1.000 and 2,000 feeding
cattle will go to the country as n result.
( iOod to choice feeders are quoted at & ) to
&I.50 ; fair to good uti.75 to $ 'J. with com
mon und inferior stuff at around $2 to $2.50.
Representative sales :
IV.
$4 00
4 00
4 35
4 95
1 75
1 75
1 70
1 75
85
85
1 85
1 85
1 90
1 90
90
1 90
2 00
2 00
2 10
2 10
1 75
2 16
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 75
80
80
85
90
1 05
0 50
2 70
2 75
2-75
2 75
2 80
2 80
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 10
3 15
8 20
3 20
3 22 \ \
3 25
3 00
3 00
WKSTKUX CATILE.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
No.Scows.
11 cows. 870 $2 00 Scows. 022 $2 10
75 cows. 1024 2 20 14 fdrs. . 1114 3 00
311 fdrs. . 080 3 05
COI.OKAIIO.
10 fdrs. . . 007 2 20 20 fdrs. . . 901 3 05
110 fdrs. . . 1020 3 05 49 cows. . 840 1 CO
128 trtlg. 058 1 90 1 bteer..l3r)0 3 40
30 hteors.1258 3 40 20cows. . 923 2 20
3 fdrs. . . 033 3 00 2 fdrs..1115 2 25
1 fdr. . . . BOO 2 00 4 cows. . 745 2 00
13cows. . 934 1 85 lstrtlg.1120 2 00
3ntr tig. 1270 2 00 3strtlg.l070 2 00
22 fdrs. . . 850 2 60 1 hull..1280 1 00
15 cows. . 845 1 75 2 fdrs. . . 040 2 00
2oxcn..l370 2 20 5 fdrs. . , 704 2 05
WYOMING.
23 cows. . 955 2 40 22 cows. . 941 2 10
14 fdrs..1228 3 20 5 cows. . 880 2 10
40 cows. . 1057 2 10 22 fdrs..1230 3 25
75 strs.tl 1038 2 15 220 cows. . 1023 2 15
2 sirs..1125 320 10 btrs.,1187 3 20
24 fdrs.,1232 2 70 30 fdrs..1195 2 70
70 fdrs.,1209 2 70 21 cows. . 904 2 10
20 COWS. . 779 1 00 13 calves 201 3 00
1 bteor.,1000 3 25 1 steer..1720 3 25
Gstrs..l300 320 24 fdrs.,1195 3 30
1 bull..1330 1 Oil 1 bull. . .1380 1 70
1 fdr . . . 800 2 25 2 fdrs. . . 1090 2 00
10 cows. . 1000 2 35
1 hull 1400 175 7 cows. , 801 1 00
10 CO\vs. . . . 040 200 25 fdrs. . 1051 3 00
32 calves. . 185 3 50 31 calves 203 3 00
00 cows. , . . 854 1 00 OOCOWB. . 801 1 90
22 cows. , 824 1 00 1 cow.1300 2 50
1 cow . 1000 2 00 3 fdrs..1233 3 40
1 fdr. . . 800 2 75 13 cows..1140 2 26
18 fdrs. . . 1181 3 40 13COW8..1100 2 25
1 cow. . . 050 2 25
25IDAHO
IDAHO ,
87 fdrs 1115 3 00 123COWS. . 1024 2 .15
11 cows..1105 2 35 0 steers , 13'18 3 40
lsteur..H)50 3 40 lO'jKteoi.s.ll&l 3 40
100.steers..ll70 3 40 . 2bulls.,1705 1 75
lhtiiK.,1810 1 50 3COWH..101Q 2 35
18 fdrs 1230 2 25 10 cows. . 1003 235
11COWS..10U 2 35 0 cows. . 001 2 30
Hoes Itecelpts of hogf were rather
lighter than gounrally expected , and this
fact , together with an active inquiry from
all classes of buyers and very favorable re
ports from othcr'jiiarftets , gave the trade a
good , linn tone and opening prices were a
shade stronger than Wednesday's strong
close and nil of lOa to 15o higher than the
early market. Light and light mixed hogs
of course , had a shade the best of It , bin tbo
price line between lights and heavies wa
not closely drawn. 'The ' lighter grades sold
largely at $11.16 nntf SO.M , while most of the
heavy and mixed packing grades sold nt0.10
und 0.-0 , Business was tolorunly brisk
early , but after the lirst round or two a
weaker feeling obtained on account of the
break la provisions and hogs nt Cnlcago ,
and late trading was slow with the advance
entirely lost and , sales at ftl and fil 05. Sev
eral loads were stUl/unsold at the close , The
bulk of the hogs as Bold went at fO.10 and
W-'O , ns against ? U.05 to $0.10 Wednesday
und 85,70 to J5.80 ono week ago today. Uop-
rescnintlro sales ;
No. Av. Sh. IT.
2 , . .385 40 $5 75
I , .3(10 ( 6 80
1. .34(1 6 H5
16. , .2IU 20 0 86
31. . ,212 40 0 85
4. . A 00
04. . V170 80 0 00
07. . , .235 120 0 00
63. . , .X34 HO 0 00
04. . , .310 00 0 00
1. . .200 0 OO
8. , , .301 ' 0 OO
27. . , .345 40 ( i 00
5. . . .302 0 00
3. . . .450 G OO
3. . , .270 0 00
67. . . .339 40 G 00
90 , , , .234 500 G 02)5 )
K. , ,251 JO G 05
61. , . .322 120 0 05
69. . . .233 80 G 05
33. . . .258 80 G 05
80 , . , .253 40 G 05
03. . , 233 280 G 05
55. . . .284 2OO G 05
07. ! 44 ICO G 05
71. . . 201 bO C 05
CO. . . .221 200 007H
27 SO I ( ) f ) 10 fl . . 8.VI PO (120
20 .287 - - 0 11) ) 4 UI7 - 0 0
ni.jj ! > o irto nio r,2 ' Srn so B 5o
mi. . .a aoo OKI Sf.i'lnfi 40 fi o
M . .2-jd 290 nio no. ann IAO 020
a . . .a.i6 2so n io nr , . . aai mo n 5o
62. . . . 30 ! 100 ( ! Ill HO. 215 40 0 U
M. . .300 200 f ) 10 4 . . 270 - - flJ5
74. . . .ait ) luo f , in as. . . ami - - 125
M2. .aas 280 oio IW..2.VJ n w ,
62. . . .275 IfiO Oil ) 88. . .103 100 025
07. . . .870 241) f , HI 07. . . .248 IttO fl VS
00. . . .252 280 till ) ft < l.2flfi ! ISO (1 ( 5
OH. 2flH ISO (111) ( 70. . . . 223 40 025
71. . . .223 120 fill ) 80. .211 120 1)25 )
VIU * AND liomill.
1. . . nCO - 300 UI&.144 400 540
Siir.Ei1 Receipts were light three double
decks of fulrish westerns. There ns a
pretty prod demand and price. * bid
were about steady with ycsterd.iy. Kalr to
good natives..75Ti'.Vj ( : fair to good west
ern ? , fc'.S.'KiKJ.M ) ; common and stock slit-op ,
' .J.'i'i ' : rood to choice 40 to 100-lb. Iambs ,
Iti-nnlptK ami l > l | iii < ltion ol st'irli.
OMIrlnl rccotpu and dUpoMtlon of itojU as
MIOXTII by tlin hook * of thn llnliri Slock
i arils company for thu IwnntV-four hour *
ending at 6 o'clock p. in. , Seiiti-muur 21 , 1S0..1 :
HIS I-.II-TS.
CATTI.f. I IIIMIH. siiF.ti- : . HOUSES , V MI.S
Cars. lle.id Cars , j Head. Oiirn. tlleail Cars , i Head.
Hill I.'HO I HA I Mill
Oily I.lvp Mtnclc Alarlti-t.
KANSAS DITV ; , Sept. 21. OATTI.B Re
oelpls , 0,200 lii-iul : shipments , 3.IJOO heiid ;
best i-aftlo steady ; To.uit und shlpplm ; slocrs ,
$2.00515,1 ; Ti'Mis iind native rows , $1.25 < R
3.25 ; hnlt'hor.V stock , $3.15fa > 4.05 ; slockors and
fei-deisl.45W,3.50.
Hods lieoelpts , 0,100 In-ail ; shipments ,
2.011(1 ( head ; markol opi-ned 10'iAloc ' higher ,
cloHi-il weak ; hulk , * G. 1T0.30 ( ) ; heavies
pacliers nnd mixed , $ ri.05Q,0.40 ; llRhts , York
ers and pli- , f 5 75'3i.50.
SIIKKIKeci'lpts , 1,700 bond ; shlpmonl.s ,
1,000 head ; market steady.
.St. l.onU l.lvu Siiiek Alurket.
ST. LOITIS , Sept. 21. CATTMJ Iti-colpts , 2,800
bead ; hblpmenls , 1,801) ) head ; market steady ;
fair to good native -.leers , $ ' . \MVIH \ 75 ; fair to
Kond Te.Mis sleors , $ 2.50ii3.10 ; cows , $1,00 ®
11 oils Kecelpts.3 GOO head ; shipments , 1,700
Jiuuilj murkel llrni ; to | ) price , J0.05 ; bulk of
wiles , } 0.40a0.55.
SIIKI ; ! ' Itecelpts , 1,700 head ; shipments.
60Ohcad : iniirkotiiilel | ; natives. J2.6.i ( < G,3.76 ;
TuMiiib , $2.0033.00 ; Iambs , J3.7Da4.8U.
Nriv York I.Ue Stoi'l ; .MurKet.
NEW YOIIK , Sept , Sl.-iIlcKVGS Ueceluts ,
500 head ; no trade.
CAIVIS Itecelpts , 432 hond , firm ; veals ,
$5.005J5.75 ; ( rnissers , $2.00iS2.oO ; western
calves , * 3.003.02K.
Snura'-Kcoolpts , 800head ; ve.ry dullsteady ;
sheep , $1.6004.00 ; Intnb-i , J2.00U4.00. ! ;
Hods Hecelpts , 2,200 head.
. .
Receipts of live stock at the four principal
fcstorn markets Wednesday , September 21 :
Cat tin. lings. Sheep.
SoutliOmnha . 4,290 5,314 8'26
Chicago . 15,000 21,000 12,000
Kansas City . 5,000 0,100 1,700
St. Louis . 2,800 3,000 1,700
Total . 27,000 30,014 10,225
c
J'O.'f VlllO.UW It.LY.
\Vesti > rn Itdiids Prrp.irlne to Ulvo it Cheap
Unto for tlio OrcMNlon.
CHICAGO , Sept. 21.- The western
roads uro now striiK-iliiij { with the ques
tion of granting cheap rates to tlio
World's fair on October 0 , ' 'Chicairo
day ; " thivt the rates will bu as low as 1
cent per mile ia practically assured.
A proposition has also boon submitted
lookintr to cheap rains for Irish day at
the fair , which is sot for September TO.
Minnesota day is also hoiny considered
and a one-fare rate for the round trip
.will probably bo granted for that day.
Chairman Caldwell of tlio Western
Passenger association has ruled that the
sale of split tickets , moaning those
carrying moro than ono contract , is pro
hibited , excepting in cases where tickotn
are sold as the sums of local rates , with
the dilToront rates spcoifiod on the
tickets.
Illmnnrck DeolliiiiRVllllt > iu' Oll'or.
BKRUX , Sept. 21. Emperor William
has sent a telegram from Guons to
Prince Bismarck , expressing sympathy
with him in his illness and offering him
the use of ono of the imperial castles ,
which ho thought might prove beneficial
in view of the trying climate at Frlcd-
richsruhCjtho prince's place of residence.
Prince Bismarck replied in a long tele
gram in which ho cordially thanked his
majesty for his sympathy and the use of
a castle , but said lie was obliged to de
cline tlio emperor's kind offer , as his
physician , Dr. Schwcningor was op
posed to his making a change.
Trrrihln 1'ntii ot u l.lttln ( iirl.
UUMMELI.STOWN , Pa. , Sopt. 21. Out
raged and choked to death by a villain
was the fate of little 9-year-old Agnes
Cooper Wright , ( laughter of Arthur
Wright. She hurt loft for sclriol and
not returning a search was made and
last night her body was found in the
underbrush twenty-live feet from the
road. An examination showed the child
had been brutally outraged and then
strangled to death. The community is
wild over the affair and the country is
being scoured. 11 the villain is captured
ho stands a line show for a lynching. .
T\v > JiittrooMViro Killed ,
BIRMINGHAM , Ala. , Sopt. 21. The
negro friends of Ned Gully , who was
lynched a few days ago near Pineapple ,
made an attack upon the whites. l-Yom
the best information received there was
a regular battle. Two negroes were
killed and several badly wounded. As
far as con bo learned none of the hitos
wore seriously hurt. It is feared there
will bo a general nice war. The negroes
are procuring all the arms they can nnd
everyone is on .the outlook. Three-
fourtiiB of the population are colored.
PRIME IN HIGH PLCAESI it is
* / that do
not strange eomo people
wrong through ignorance , ethers from
u failure to invest igato us to the right or
wrong of a matter. But It is str.ingo ,
that individuals and firms , who are fully
uwuro of the rights of others , will por-
Bist in perpetrating frauds upon them.
High-toned , wealthy manufrcturing
firms will offer and soil to retail mer
chants , articles which they know to bo
infringements on the rights of proprie
tors , andimltationsof well known goods.
Wo want to sound a note of warning to
the retailers to beware ot such Imita
tions nud simulations of ' 'OAKTUrt'.s ' LIT-
TI.U LlVKU PII.LS. " When they are of
fered to you , refuse them ; you do not
want to do wrong , nnd you don't want to
lay yourself liable to a lawsuit. Bon
Fninklln said "Honosty is the best poli
cy" ; it is just as true that "llonodty Is
thebust principle , "
QJ.W A y j A .
Union Sto3i Yards Capuy ) ,
South Ornahai
BejtCnttlo Ilo anil > Usp uairiKU I'u will.
Wood Brotliarj.
MTQ Stojk Coiimlnlou :
JOHN l > . DADHMAN ,
\V.M/rKK B. W-)0 | ) ,
MarUot raparUbv mall and wire clio rful
urulihod uooa uyyllcttUou.
DISCOVERED A WIFE iKILLRR
How n Dutchman Mnnagcd to flct Up n
Djoitled Soimtion.
AN AMSTERDAM MAN IMITATES DEEMING
Two Women lielinn Mtrrlrd : Mnve
MjMrrlmisly l > Utpii : | > arril--liitilitp ) llur-
tlrr mill Suicide Cuimi-d liy .Icul-
" > i > cil i.iinilmijtiillct UIH.
AMSTKKtUM. RMi.21.-TI | P pi.iiec Of
this city have just made-an nrreM which
promises to cau = r-ti seiisatIon similar to
that i-au ed by Iho Deeming in.mle-rs.
In .linio la * t H Hollander named Henry
Ho .lonjr married Sadie IV.vitt , an Knir.
lish girl. They spent their honcviuooii
in Holland. Suddenly thoglil 'ilUup-
poarod. Uo Jong wa 'l > t-Huvoil to have
obtained u divorce from bis Kugllsh
wife , as in August last lie man ied tbu
sister of ( in inn keeper in tliis city. Do
Jong's second wife aUo dlstppeare'd , und
the people trot suspicious. The police
made an investigation. Tlu-y coimmiiil-
eatod with'the Kngli h police , und from
Information recehcd from London it l.s
believed tbo two women luivobceu fm.lly
dealt witb. It was also understood
oilier eriines of n similar nature may
soon bo charged to Do Jong , who ha's
boon arrested.
Iriilutiiy C.uHt1 * Three DriUh * .
LONDON , Sept. 21. A sensational
tragedy HUH just occurred in thin city ,
tbo ro nlt of wbleh was tbe death of
tln-co persons , ono a woman. Tlio other
two wore men , supposed to bo rivals for
the friendship of the woman.
Daisy Montague , a ballet girl em
ployed ut the Umpire , left the theater
at 1 o'clock this morning. Hho was
joined by a man , and when near King's
Cross the. pair were stopped by another
man. They talked in loud and angry
tones. Suddenly one of them pulled a
revolver and shot the woman , killing
her almost instantly. He then shot the
other man dead and afterwards turned
the weapon upon himself.Vhen the
] ) oliee arrived they found three dead
bodies.
Alt Ilin Mlclilgiiu Koliliorn Arrested.
CAM-MET , Mich. . Sept. 21. Four of
the alleged Mineral road robbers , Jack
Chollew and wife , Champ ICohoo and
Albert Cannon have been released. The
American Express company today paid
over to the Calumet & Heela company
470,000 to make good the amount stolen.
William Pinkerton , before leaving for
Chicago , said that all the men impli
cated In the robbery are under arrest.
They are George Liberty , George King ,
Ed llogan , Djuiiniek Uogaa and John
Butler. "
Kpct-lvem ( or u Uiillronil.
COLUMHUS , O. , Sept. 21. Receivers
have been appointed today for the Cleve
land , Canton & Soul hern railroad. The
maturing indebtedness of the road for
the next six months is 31,200,000 , , and the
net earnings for the same period are
estimated at $120,000 , or 10 per cent of
the indebtedness. The company oper
ates 1-J.J miles of road between Cleveland
and Xanosvillo and a sixty-two-milo
branch between Canton and Shroods-
ville.
_
Train IlltpiitrliorH In ScMlnn.
CHICAGO , Sept. 21. The convention
of the Order of Train Dispatchers
passed resolutions recommending u
thorough examination of candidates for
train dispatchers and the requirement
of cortilieates from ofllcial examiners.
W. W. Olcott was elected chief dis
patcher and O. L. Eurlay secretary.
The next convention will bo hcldut
Colorado Surings.
Army mill > 'itvy Unl'in.
ST. Louis , Sept. 21. The fifth annual
convention of the Regular Army and
Navy union met bore in Turners' hall
yesterday. National Commander J. F.
It isn't
"The Same As , "
and it isn't " as good as" no mat
ter what any grocer may tell you
about any imitation of Pearline ,
Me makes more money on itj' ol
course but do you want to ruin yj
clothes for his profit. Some of , ttt
imitations of Pearline are sold "at , , a
lower price , naturally. They ouglt { tb
be cheaper , for they're not as goi
Some of them are dangerous , and
be dear at any price. None of i.
equal to Pearline , the original washing compound , which
saves more work in washing and cleaning than anything else
that doesn't do harm. Pearline is never peddled , and it
offers no prize packages. Every package is a prize in itself.
Get it from some good grocer. * JAMES IVLE ,
"DON'T BORROW TROUBLE. " BUY
'TIS CHEAPER IN THE END.
MAHA
BAOS & TWINES TBNT3 , ETO.
iiemls Omaha Hag Omalia Tent-Awning
C01HMNV. COMl'ANV
lmportar < nnd
turori of flour HOHSK COVKU3.
turlapi , t"liu. llllF.irnain tHrool ,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Cos Sliaa Company.
llotrrirl 't
Salesroom and Offlca-lllMm-llll
Kactarr-IIU-H2l-l1 > l llo.innl SI.
We ira the OXI.V iliuufniturir ) of Uuoli anl
Bhoeiln tt > 9 titoof .Ncbrii' < .
AKener.il Inflation I ta.i434 to allto lu | > eot
our now factor ; .
BUY QOOD3.
M. E. Smith & Co , Kilpalrlck-Koch Dry
GO'JDS CO.
litj rood ! , notloni , fur * Notion * , Keuti' furnlih-
iilihlog tfoodi , corner InK iooa . car. lltb * a < l
lltU aud tlowirJ till.
OnialiaUpliolsteringi
COMl'ANy. I' '
Upholitere < l furniture ,
Ilin-1104 Nlobolu tl.
0
Honoli of H'mtoii iirosldoili About IfiO
uclorfnlOHvoro piwont. Tlio ilnv'o HOH-
lnn wim devoted lo llin honrinir of nil-
tlfopsos and voir < irl . The report of Ail-
jtilmit l-'nnniiiR shows tlmt Ilio union
now 1ms a nioiiiloi-Mhlof ] ) 5,1173. Xntloiwl
rtiymustop Do IK-us reported u Iwlmico
hi tlio treiisury of * Sil. l.nst ovontng
t , > o delegates worn in tlio lintuls of tlioh *
friuiids.
inns .vo/1 Tit/Mi ii manors.
llmrll'N 'MliiUtor to l.tiiidnii .Mnkci l.ltht it
tinItrv , Minion 'Ibcro.
Loxnox , Sopt. UI.Tho sulfrtanro of
Ilio dispatch rei'i-lunl by an Knilisli
Imulttii" ; house In tlilx t-ily , ( 'ivluj , ' Htich
n jjrloomy view i.f the -tumUon In Ilio do
.intuuro , ' was OMininmii > nti-d to iho Hra-
zillnu iiilnlstcr , Vl-ciuiiit < r.\urinirt. ,
The Hni7.1liiminini-.t ( > rsiiiiHnirply tliak
ho co'i ldorcd tlmt this- dispatch fjrosiy
o.\a"onitcl ( the Mtiiutlun , milling thtit ho
rccolvoil tclofjnuiH oulv last nl ut from
the mi'ji.ttot * of foroiirn tilfalfs , tlio
lutnistof of the tutorlor and Iho minis
ter of lliuuico. Thi'-o ti'loirniiu- said
were upon oi'diiiui'.v nuittorfl conncctcil
with the li'piitlnn nud no nu-iitlon was
iiiado of the sttci-phs of the rebels. Thrso
UMiatclios. accofdlnjr to tjo , H.luitU , :
miiiistoi' , provo cdiu-lustvclv lliat the
govofninuiit olliivs at Hlo do'.luiii-u-o nro
not iiitorloi'i-il with und PfcHidciit
IVixoto htvs not left Hio dc .Iiuiolro
Tlio inliilstoi' , i-aiitinulii } , ' . MIV > ( ho did
nolboHovo the tn-ivs in rcpard to tlio
ultlmittiiuiPatd to have boon delivered
by AdinlrarMolhw and that ho did not
oonMiUM- the situation alarming.
The revolt , said tlio minister , la
owiuir to some little feellii } , ' of discon
tent. Uonpi-ows was sitting until Sep-
toinbor Ui > , in oi'dotto pass tinbudget. .
Jlo adniiited , liowivoithat of late
there bud been considerable ft-ollnir
ujjulnst the president , as it was alleged
ho had boon LMillty of violating the con-
BtititUon. Iho
present nRltation wan
probably cnttt-od in view of the faot that
it protuiluiitial olcetloii takes place in
March.
In conclusion , the Hray.Uinn mlnistei-
Htiid that ho had received a telegram
today .stating that the Hank of lira/il
and other banks at Hlo were open and
transacting business. Finally the min
ister said that exchange had also been
quoted today and that this docs not seem
indicative of a panic existing at Hlo.
( 'lili'ilirci KM , M IngPnper Sold. '
CIUCAOO , Sopt. l. Aeoonllng to pub
lic notice , Iho Chicago Kvoning.loui'iial ,
the oldest daily noWHimpiuin Chicago ,
was Bold yesterday to Dr. S. F. Farrar
for $1011,000 , a member by marria < ro of
the C. L. Wilson family. ' The occasion
of the sale way a termination of the
charter on August 0 last and the fail
ure of the minority stockholders to agree
on some plan oi reorgaiii/ation.
.
1'ntlll Trl.il of a Striunrr.
. Sejit. 21. The steamer
Montgomery , twin ship of the United
States Htcain.gr Detroit , now being built
at the Columbian Iron works , Baltimore ,
went on a private trial trip today. Whoa
on" Thomas Point she burst a steam pipe
and Uliief Engineer Zaehariah Mueslmw
of the Columbia Iron works and Coal
Heaver John Uoyleworo fatally scalded ,
both having since died.
IMscovrrrd ICnmlHii .MhllUt.
BATAVIA , N. V. . Sejt. 21. Gus Levine -
vine , a Russian , today became incensed
at his son-in-law , Olin , and gave information
mation to tbo police , who discovered in
Olin's room a mass of Russian literature
and apparatus for 'tho manufacture of
bombs , and tlio photographs of many
noted Russian nihilists. Olin has boon
in tlio country about a year.
Itiin Awny with n Mulatto.
ST. PAUL , Sept. 21. The mystery of
the disappearance at .Tcnnio Mobl , the
20-year-old daughter of Eugene Mchl.
formerly proprietor of the Ryan hotel
in this city , has been solved. She has
been married to James Robinson , a
mulatto , formerly elevator boy In the
Ryan hotel. They are now In Anoka
county.
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