Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 8 , . 189k n
COMMERCIAL m FINANCIAL
Reports of Russian Importation of Eje
Oaused aSonsatlou.
BULLS IN WHEAT AND C'ORH DISTURBED
Corn Opened with n Oonllntmtlon tit thn
lluylnc IVvriMYhlf.h.Slrnck thn Mar
ket Thur.Hilar AfIrriiixtii Stock *
encl llniul * .
CHICAGO. Sept. 7. The public cablet do
Hoi often furnish a sensation , " but today's
Iondon dispatch to ( ho Board of Trade
proved nn exception. Two cargoes of Kus-
glan barley were reported for shipment , to
Now York at a prlcfr equivalent to about
40o for forty-eight , pounds , duty paid , ex-
vessel , at the latter port. That Russian In
vasion at New York was of much advantage
to the bears In the grain market. Corn
declined 2c per bu , for September > and
October deliveries , and wheat brought from
CSlic for December down to from B7c to
57'/&c , closing % c lower than yesterday ,
September oats finished tower and provisions
closed practically unchanged.
Wheat averaged strong during the fore
noon. It opened with nn addition to- yes
terday's closing price for December at from
ViC to % c per bushel , but had some little
difficulty In maintaining the advance , owing
to occasional lapses of ( ho corn market.
Business was heavier than on the day be
fore , but It'was far from reaching Its usual
autumnal gait. The receipts here and In
the northwest gave some Indications of fallIng -
Ing off , 214 carlo.icU being nil that was re
ported here , 348 at Minneapolis and 135 at
Duluth , The aggregate receipts of 993,000
bushels at the primary western markets was ,
however , still too close to the 1,000,000 ,
bushel mark to permit of much comfort to
the bulls from any falling off of any farm
ers' deliveries. A matter which caused con
siderable disquiet to the bulls In bath wheat
and corn was the reported sale of two car
goes of Russian barley at Odessa for ship
ment to Now York. Whether barley Is
being Imported for feeding purposes or for
malting , .is claimed by some , It will In any
case set free an equal quantity of American
grain for one or Iho other of these pur
poses , and thus Its effect became all the
more bearish the longer It .was consld
i-rcJ , and finally It broke both corn and
wheat. The opening price of December was
nt from liSc to uSVac , anil after thnt the
tendency WPS generally downward. It did
not suffer much until after about two hours
of the session had passed , hut It broke badly
after that , losing nil but abaut % c of y.cs
terday's advance , the closing quotation being
from & 7c to 67',6 c.
t
The corn market opened with a continua
tion of the buying fever which struck the
market yesterday afternoon , „ but In the
course of the session the speculative wind
veered completely around and prices had a
severe break. September corn sold early
at G86c , nnd May opened at from DG'/c to
GG'v&c. Later , after the sensation of the
day had worked Itself well Into the under
standings of the crowd here and ( ho outsldo
people to whom It was telegraphed , the
market broke badly. September dropped
to EGic ! , October to G ! > % c. and May to 65Vic.
nnd there was but little subesequent recov
ery. Some of the country holders realized
profits on the opening bulge nnd the local
contingent sold heavily. Closing prices
were near the bottom of the day's range at
G8c for September , 56M.C for October , and
from B5V4C to 65o for May ,
For the first time In a long- while the
oats market showed some Independence. At
the start prices were steady to a shade
firmer , but Instead of going still higher
with the fluctuation in corn , they gradually
declined. Thera were few buying orders
and outside points especially were prominent
In selling. September opened at 30&c , sold
to 30Vic and weakened to 30c , closing at
29c. The provision market was quiet , but
linn , nnd did not take fright like tua grain
markets at the Russian Invasion. Hogs
werev light at 17,000 head , and only 10.000
head are looked for tomorrow. Price * for
the products were rather Inclined to advance ,
but In the end closed without change , excepl
as regards January pork , which Is 5c
lower.
Tlis leading futures .ranged as follows :
Articles , | Oneii. | High. | Low. | Cloae.
Wheat.Ko. S
Scut MM B4 fll
Dec iwr 07O57JS B7M
us 08 02M
Com No. 2. .
Scut cnw BOW
pet 60M
Dec
May BBUSH
Cain Ha. ! > . . .
Sept. . , SO OJ < 20U
Oct. . am 30H
May. HUM 35M3M
Pork per bbl
Sept 1120 14 20 U 10 14 15
Jan , . . . . . . , 14 10 U ID lil 05 14 00
Lnnl.lOOlba
Sept. . . . . . . . B ns 8 CO R70
S07 8 78 8 B25- 8 TAi
Jim. . . . . . . . . WJO 8L'0 B 10 ti 15
Short Kltw-
Sciit. . . 7 78 7 7S 7 72M 7 72K
Oct 7 73 778 7 7 7 70
7 17M 7 10 7 15
Cnsh ciiiotatlana were as follows :
FLOl'lt Steady , unchanged.
WI1KAT No. S sprint ; . 60 Wc ; . No. 3 tprlng
nominal ; No. 2 red , M.lilHtc.
COUN No. 2. Mc ; N . 3 yellow , MTlc.
OATS No. 2. ) Tc ( ; No. 2 white , 3JUO32Hc
Ha. 3 white , 32OKUc.
HYB No. 3 , 47c.
11AHLKY Nil. S ; WOMHej No. S , BlOMMcr No
.
l-'LAX HKKI ) No. 1 , II.CT.
TIMOTHY HKKI > I'rlmo. fS.SS.
PltO VISIONS Me pork. IKT Mil. , $1I.1014.5
, per 100 lb . . J.S.VO. Short rlbn , side * , l < H e
J7.70W7.KO. Dry Ballot ntmuldeni. linxed , 5C.b i
C.M. Short clear side * , Inxnl. J3.1WJS.I3.
WHISKY Ubtllleni' Ilnlxhed eouds , per gnl.
St.33.
SU < 1AII Cut lonf , uncliongeil.
The fallowing were the receipts and shipments
today :
Onllio Prodneo eschnnio today Ills butter mar
ket was 11 nil : creamery , HM-.MKc ; dairy ,
1'Uo. Kge , utmuly at
Ymtcrdnj' * Quotations on Flour , drain ant
Provision * , Olotulr , IHr.
JtKVf YOHK , Sept. 7.ta.OtHecelpts :
1 . 'X ' Mils. ; rip rti. WO Lbls , ; Bales , 33.0.U
l > ki { . Market was quiet anil active until tH
break In wheat fdiihteneJ buyer * ; vprlni ; bakcre
rather linn ) uprlni ; pati-nts , easy ; city mil
patents. tt.00fl.l ! ; Mlnneiula patents , J3.4)tf
3M ; MlnnesrHiv luikers , I2.00J.1. Southern
Hour , dull. Hye [ luur , quiet and linn ; snlea
fOKN MKAf rirm : tales , 3.0.M s.icU ; ycl
low western. Ii.t0iff3.10 ; Itrnndywlne.
UYi-l > nll : Jerney , I3l61c.
HAItLMV Uull ; No. 2 neslern.
IIAHLKV MAUT Qulvt ; western. 6Si-Otf : two
ruweik. Btatt * . 73c ; stx-ruured , S'ifiSic.
WHBAT Iteeelpts. nonoj oxnorts. 2I , )0 ) 1m ,
sales , : . : uG.OOi ) liu , futures , & 0.000 bu. nput. Rpo
mnrket dull , cloning- easy ; Xn. 2 roil , In stnru
ami elevnlcr. Wic ; nllual. 5 Jic ; f , o , b. , S'JK '
alKiilti No. 1 northern , Clo ilrllvdvil ; Mu. J
hard. G7Uo dellveivJ. Opt'uns ' were dull ti
sympathy with corn and on local nnd furettn
buylnir until noon , when they cnsed off unilif
Inrrriuml ufferlnRs. sad llnatly broka sharply
vrlih corn , closlnc wcnk at > ic net decline
No. 1 roil. Hay , . C6'iiS7c. cl..fiii nt CC'4c ; S p
tember , 6si4frt3o. cluied nt M c ; N"oveml > * r
0)V,0"'l ) llikrliisetl nt 60Hc ; December , 6IVi < |
U 3-liio , rliweil at 61 < ic.
COItN llwlnlm. S.OW bu. : exK > rts. 2 0 tiu. ;
sales , &OX.OVO tm. rulurvi. t2.W ) bu , siwU Biit
malkel unsvltlnl ; No. 2. ( do In store ; FTc lUUnil.
Options eenrallr strnne early ull Ki > l lociil
and cntildo linjlnx anil bull cn > | > talk , but
Uukv thari > ly In the aCtrriyion , uw us to the
ellmlnnllon of the kliort Inlerrsl nnd five
liquidation. Tba cloioru& ut 1'ilfH.c net
decline ; Mny. KUtTGOUc. c.sed | nt Wic ; Hep-
tember. Ufr c. c ! ' * < < I nt (3o ; October. Ki.f
CUic. clo tf > l ul CI\o ; Kovrnitirr , 3 U33Uc.
vlowd nt 62o ; Dccnuln-r , U lHUr , rljiw.t at
UA.TS-ltecalpts , irT.COO. ' bu. ; rx | irts. bu. :
Mien. 3 < u.OUU bu. futures , VC.'JOO ' bu. spot. fnil
inulkrt firm : No. 1. 344c ; No. ! . delivered , lie ;
KM 3. Slc ! ; No. 3 white , 37f:7Ue ; No. 3 uhlt. ) .
3 Hjc3 Hc. truck , mixed uvslern , JIHlfiSHn ;
track , vrhtta ntule and western. JCCItc. t > i > -
tlons qutet but tlrni at lint , but uftenvifla
wr kene < l with coin , nnd clo il heavy nt
net dclln ; May claxxl ai 4'J\ic ' ;
rlixed at Jlc. Octotwr , SiV.VJiv.c. closed
li c , November. K\tjMVc. cloaiHt at
lit ember. 3I' tfITr. closed nt 371 c.
1IAVVenk , shlpplnr. U0Oc ; cixxl to chalc * ,
tmttsOa.
ItOI'HVml < ; ntute. common to choice , 6 < r3c ;
Ihivllld cmiit. 701X- .
Ill tia Dull , wet MltM New Orlrani. M-
l cted. U to Ci lUs. , Iliilic , Ilueaat Ayres , dry ,
to 14 ll > n. , lV4c : TfTn dry. II t 91 tl . .
I.i\TIIKIl : Htrody , hemlock notr , lluenus
Ayrert , llcht ! < lienvyweight * . DfHSe.
\VOOI Qulet ; ilulnentlo llerce , lH/Ilc > pulled ,
XltXt
rMOVIBIONB Tlwr , fttrnilr. Put mentm
trdjy ; | illili- l bIIIe > . flVitlJUrj plrkliM hou1-
Hen , 1U < - ; plrklfd hann. Utilise. Iwitil , MUlft
but nrm ; woMern mcnm i-loneil at | IjM ; 15.05
nkr < l ; rlly , % f ) ! > 4i : rnl'n. 13 llTCrm Heplem-
l > rr clo e < t at I9.W , nmnlnnl ; Jnnunry , | 1.92 , nom
inal ; reliant , llrm ; rontlnrnl , 13.40 : H. A. , J3.W ;
rutni > < nin < l. > * . 12W-7 ; . lntk. linn.
Ill "TTKll llrm i wentern ilulry , lIHifllTc :
western crenmery. l.lfillc ; Mrrntem fnrlory , 12'A
< /lCo ; Klglns , 24c ; gtnte dairy. I4f2ci stale
crMintery , lSCI23'xc
TAUXW--Stniily ; rlly (12 ( per | ihir. ) , Itjff
I 15-l c ; country ( pI < K . . fiee ) , 5C5 1-16 , na to
qunllt- ) .
ClII-isr-Dull : : ; stnto large. * 1JlOUc ; small , 8O
lOMe.
lltJOS-Rtenilv ; reppt | , K.SK rl < B * .
I'KTUOMirM Dull : United olwed nt 8ic. ?
TUHI'KNTINU-Uull nt SS < faHc.
ItlCll Hrin ; doniestlc. fair tu extra , 4HO
! r : .Inpan , 4Kflc.
IIOSIN Hlcnilyi strained , common lo rood ,
JI.I.-.SJ1 M ,
MOLASHKft-Stcndv ; New Orlennn , open kettle ,
eooil tn rlmlre , 2 fKc.
1'ia Ilttt.V-Ktonily ; Scotch , WO.SOOJ2.M : Ameri
can , HO.ilrtOl3.no.
C-OI'l-nU-Qulet : Inke , DHc.
l.KAO VVenk ; dnniwtlc , M.1J.
COTTON' Fiir > Ollr-ritm unit
prlmo crude , 3 > > c ; oft rruile , 2tSSc ; yellow , but
ter Krailm , 5U(3-V : choice yellow , mimmvr , 36ct
jirlnio yelhiw. J4e nuked ; yellow , off gi-nilM , Kit
3.1e : jirlmu while , STe.
TIN-Hlonfly : mriilta , JIS.IS ; plates , quiet.
SI'KI.THIl Hteaily ; ilnmeille. 13.3. . lilil ; Balm
nn 'clmnfie , a tonn tin. tftirlve , WM ; ami
" * ton December lln , 113.83.
OMAHA ( IIMK.\I : , .M.viiior.s : ,
C'oiidltlon nf Triilo nnil Qiintiit9il : : ,0:1 :
8tnilo | and Tunny I'roilttcn.
V.KKX nre quoted n little ntrongcr.
llirrTKU I'licklnp stock , lie ; fair to BOOI !
country , ligiSe ; choice to fnncy , lifilSc ; froth-
eil creamery , 17f c' : n-pirator creamery , 2Jc.
KC5OH I'cr ilat. , UgiSc ,
l.lVi : rot'l.TKY OIJ hens , 4 crc ; roosters.
! 14J3J ( tprlne ehlckens , "c ; ilurks , cj hen tur-
leyB. : "RSe ; Rolihlern , CffCr ; old Reese. 4c ,
11AMK I'ralrle chickens , ynunir. per do . . J2.73
fiJ.OO ; prulrle c'.ilchenji , olO , per iloz. . I2.W5 *
" , S."iKnm e , young , | ier ilox. . t-553.00 ; Krouse.
ilil , per iloz. , I2.l lff2.2jj ducks , blu wlnn tenl.
per dox. . } 1.W1.5 , } ; ( luciw , Kn-en wins teal , i.er
ilnz. , tl.25iifl.00t iluckK , mUeil , per Jot. , 11.00
Ol. 2) .
VKAL Pholce fnt nnil small vents nro auoted
nt DW'il e ; c-onrae nn l larffe , 3fMe.
C"IIitSU : 'Wisconsin , full cream , now make ,
12fil2VjC : Nehriiska nnil town , full crenm. llci
Ncbnink.i nnil Inwn , rart vklnm , Scj I.linlmrRer ,
Nu. 1 , HP : lirlck. Nil. 1 , lie ; HivlM , No. 1 , H1l5c ,
IIAV 1'pl.md hay , J9.W ; mlill.ind 'J ; lowland ,
$ S.CD. Color jnnke the p.lco on hay. LlKht bales
Bell the best. Only top Rmd ? * brine top
I'lOKONS OIJ blnls , per io . , SJc.
POTATOKS Hound lots of homo itrown or
lUthein ntoclc , 75c : per bu. ; small lots on orders ,
60c : rallfornln , SOc.
JIHI.O.VS Omul eiock , crated , J20.
CANTlCLOnPHH Home KIOWII. | > er iloi. , | l ,
OLU 11K ANH-1 land-picked , navy , K.23 ; me
dium , J2.10fj2.lS ; common white beans , IL.73
< J1 W ) .
ONIONS On orders , " ; < ; per bu.
< 'AlltlA < ii : Snutliern. 2c.
C'Kl.KltV 1'er doz. , ZOHIOc.
HWKirr I'OTATOnS-l'er Ib. , ic.
" "
rnuiTS.
APPMM-Ooo. ! strii-k. per bill. , J2.Me2,7 ; .
IlhAt'K ItAflPIIKUniBS Noti .
IlHI ) nASPIIHHIttHS None. |
PKAOItnS-Cnllf.irnla . , J1.005J1.IO : 'cIliiES. 80
Wc.
PM'MB-CVillfni nln. tl.UQl.23.
- .
PIOH None.
PHAItS llartlL'tt's , 1.73 ; other \arlctles , Jl.K
( ? 1.M.
APIIiroTR-rnllfornln , non < - .
CMtnitltlKS-C'iillfoinla. none.
iUAI'iS : Cimcords , 10-lb. baskets , Ke ; Cal-
1 turn la , SI.W.
TnOPJCAl. FRl'lTS.
I1ANANAS Chnlce stuck , $ l.Tr.-H.r : per bunch.
IjKMONS Fancy lemons , 3 * > nlzc. JO.M ; fancy
leiaol.s , SOI Kile. JC.W.
OltANOIW NOIII- .
PINKAl'l'IiH-None.
MIKCKIr.ANEOU3.
KIOS I'nnoy , per lh. . 15c.
IIONHV California. 13c ; dark honey , IOI2c.
MA I'MHVIll'l' ! Onllon cans , per dos. , t2. !
Nl'TS Almonds , 13ftl7c ; Bnitllsh xvalnuts , 10 ®
12r ; tlllierlH. 12c ; llrazll nuts. ] 0r.
CIDKIC Pure Julcv. pr bbl. , Jti ; half bbl. , tl.23.
3IIUiH No. 1rern hides. S'/ic ; No. 2 gretfn
lildi-H. l'ii2c ' ! No. 1 ur.HMi Baited hides. 3140 ; No.
2 Kr 'cn sailed hides , 202VSc ; No. 1 Kreen salteil
lilik-s , 2.1 In 40 IbH. , OVJc ; No. 2 gieen salted hides.
Si to 40 Ibs. , 2D21Jc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to" 15
Ibs. , rVi < 8Gc : No. 2 veal calf. 8 to 13 Ibs. , 4 4Wc ;
No. 1 dry Hint hide * , Cc : No. 2 dry Hint hides.
Uc ; No. 1 dry silted hldei. 4 < r. Part curcJ hides ,
\ iQ per It ) , less than fully cured.
SI1KKP PEI/rs-Orcen s.ilteil. each , 2.-flct ( !
Breen Baited BhearlliiK.s ( short 'woaleil early
eklns ) . each , DifflSc ; dry shearllnRa ( short wooled
curly skins ) , No. 1. 'each. Sii'lOci dry s eiullnKS
( short wooled ea-rly pktna ) , No. 2. each. So ; dry
Hint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual welKht , BfiSc-J murrain wool pplts ,
per lh , , actual vrelght , < ! i c ; dry Hint Colorado
iHitcher wuot p lts. per Ib. . h ctual weight. 4 $ $
Clac : murrain wool pells , per ID. , actual welRht.
t Cc. Have feet cut off , as It is uselcs to pay
freight on them.
TALtXIW AND OIlKASIl Tnllow , No. 1.
4i,5e : ( allow , No. 2 , S4l8'3Kc ! ; grease , white A ,
4iflJlc ; srease , white. II. 3i-i > 3 > ic ; grease , yrl-
low , 3c ; gtmsf , dark. 2'Sc , ; old butler , 2@2
beeswax , prime , IJCISc ; rough tallow , lVjil'2c '
St. l iuU Cenrnil Market.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 7.-KLOUU-IIen.vy. dull and
unthnmred.
AVHKAT Thouuli unsettled , was firm early ,
bat declined biter on selling , closing lie off ; No.
2 red , rush , G0',4c : September , We : December ,
Mc : May. 5Wc.
CORN l-'lnred up early c. but declined
later with wheat , closing He betow ypstenlay ;
No. i mixed , cnsh , Kc ; September , Mac ; De
cember. Sl&c : xiny. B2Mic.
OATS Easier ; No. 2 cash , 31c ; September ,
31'4c ; Hay. 3Cr ,
ItrH 5lc bid for No. 2 regular.
HAIU.RY Coming In , but nu nuotatlona 03-
tjlbllslllll.
IlHANtr-Sarkeil , east Irnck. C3c.
PIAX SKKD Adva-nclnfjr J1.22 bid.
CLOVHH HBRU-lJetter ut J8.0'09.2 ; timothy ,
llrm. unchnnRed ,
KAY Dull , eusy , unchaneeJ.
IltrrTKU I'nchnnKPtl.
KCIOS Iiowc-r at 12e.
LKAI > Firmer at J3.1S for spot ; September ,
JT.02',4 : October. $3.
SPULTICR-IT.ITK.
COIIN MKAI - 2
WHISKY 11.33.
COTTON Tins-Unchanged ,
UAOOINO Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Quiet. Pork , higher at JIUS for
standanl mesa , jobbing. Lard , prime steam
JS.WI choice. JS.E > . Meats and baron , iinchanKed
HECKIPTS Klour. B.WM bbls.luat , 33,000 bu.
corn. 1.000 bu. ; outs. 7,000 hu.
SHIPMENTU Klnur , C.OOO bbls , r wheat , 4,000
bu. ; cum , none ; oats. 4,000 bu.
1'otTi-n MnrKpl.
NEW YOIIIC. Sept. 7. COPF EK-Optlons opcnft
Bteaily at Bt < lO points decline , anil was peneralls
cosy all dav i > n continued ItaltlmorK splllnir nnil
absence of foreign buying ; clounl steady at EiiTlS
points , decline ; snles , 77,000 bags. Including : Sep
tember , 113.GOIT13.70 ; October. J12.90613.05 ; De
cember , Jt2.Wttl2.S3 ; JItirch , 112.15 , itpot , dull ;
Itio. dull ; No. 7 , I1S.75 ; mild , quiet and steady ;
Conlora. I19.00I7-19.W ; sales , l.CW l.igs Illo No. 7
nnd 8. jn.Wif H.M. c. I. f. ; l.CO ) bags Maracallxi.
} 1S. good Cucula. Warehouse deliveries from
New York yestenl-iy , 5.MS baga ; New York stock
tcx'iy. 193,221 basal 1'nltcd States stock , 221,118
bacx ; alloat for the. United States , 33,000 b.igs ;
total visible supply fur the Unlleil States , 25S.1IS
\XIKS. \ against 319,163 bags last ymr.
SAN1tH , Sept. 7. Market weak at 10rels de
cline ; BOO.I averngo Santos , quiet at 115,10 ; re
ceipts , 22.000 bags ; stock. 291,000 bass.
llAMHUlia , Sept. 7. Market steady and un
changed.
UAV11K Sept. T. Market opened steady at 14ff
15f dtcllnc : nt 12 ni. , prices ndvimcedit \ ; nt 3
p. m. , unchanged ; ut 5 p m. , steady ; total nales ,
0.0(10 ( tng4.
IHO UE JANKIHO , Sept. 7.-Market qulel ;
NIL T Itlo , nominal ; exchanse. 9 7-16dr receipts ,
9,000 buirs , . tock , iW.OOO baia.
MIiinriipiillAVlieiit. . .1 In r kiu.
MINNKAPOMH. Sept. T.-Wlieat closed about
'ic lowers Sfptember , 64'ic : December , W'io :
May. BSVsQMMc ; cash en track cloiwd : No. 1
nnnl , K'Ac ; No. 1 nnrthetn , KVic ; No. 2 northern ,
B3KC. with old wheat Se above these prices ; r -
celpts were 3I3.1SO bu. ; ehlpments , 2S.6I9 liu. :
mill * were grinding etrnilily , using about 130.C03
bu. for the twenty-four hour * , which ngaln would
lea\u an accumulation of some 70,000.000 bu.
nfler taUIng account of Iheshipments. . Flour
was BU-aily nnd firm ; patents. tJ.Ma3.41 ; Inkers' .
J2XWr..25. ( It was eatlmnted that lh tir&luctlon
for tlm d.iy wet tit be about CSCH bbls. . as some
Iwo or tftrev mills were shut down ; shipments ,
31.937 bbls.
bunr .Marline.
NBXV YOIIIC. Sept. 7.-SfOAH-naw. rtrm ;
a lea. t.On lias centrifugal. M trat , S c ; rellilfd ,
uulel. _
STOCKS AND IU1XIIS.
VpeculiitltiuViia Dull on 'Cliuns-o Veatorduj
i\cfpt : In Vow Kluires.
NEW YORK , Se.it. 7 , Speculation was
dull on the Stock exchange today , except In
Dl tllllnB , Sugar. St. Paul and Uurllngton ft
Qutncy. lu which sliarca about two-thlnla or
the entire hunlntsa of tlie Uay was dons.
London was In the market only a a small
seller ot St. Paul ami enter two ol ttie other
arbltraso Bpeciallle * . The stock of the
Whisky trust was most actively dealt In
anil there was a revival of the unfavorable
rumors recently circulated against this com
pany. which represented the existence ol
serious difficulties. Denials were made from
semi-official sources , but whether or not
there Is foundation ( or any of the stories
current. It Is certain the opinion Is general
that Distilling Is not a safe Investment by
outsiders. The clique , which haa been manFpu-
latlnc the stock during the past weeks , was
the moving Inlluenco therein 'today. Heavy
offerings In the early dealing ) caused a
break of IRfcc. but before noon a recovery of
1'A rer cent had taken place. In the after
noon there was a reaction ol H per cnnt , a
rally of K per cent and a final loss of U
per cent , making a declineon the day of %
p r cent , Sujfir was sold during the tnorn-
r > H tiy the sliorts on the absence ot support
ng orders , receding % per cent , to 101(4. (
In the later trading a covering movement
resulted In nn advance to 105 % . with a re-
ictlon of % per cent nt the close , bringing
the prices down to yesterday's closing quo
tation. 81. Paul opened weak , nndon sales
jy London houses , receded ' .4 per cent , but
before noon had recovered thu entire loss ,
After midday the room traders sold thtf
stock down % per cent , the closing price
jclng within U per cent ol the lowest. Iltir-
llngton , after a loss of > , & per cent , rose l,4
per cent , and then on sales largely credited
Lo Hoston. broke IVi per cent , the last being
the lowest Dguro of the day. Atchlson was
sold dawn % per cent before noon , when good
buying wiw ba cil on a report that the
next annual meeting will be held next
month , nnd that a majority ol the directors
will be retired nnd th.it their places will
jc filled by prominent railroad financiers. An
advance of % per cent to 8 re
sulted , of which yt per cnt was lost on the
final dealings. On a purchase of 110 shares
Central Pacific advanced 3 per cent. The
changes In the rest of the list on the day's
transactions were merely fractional , and
were nearly all In the direction of lower
values. The market was weak during the
greater part of the day , and was decidedly
heavy In tone at the close.
The bond market was rather heavy during
thu morning , but gained strength as tlie
djy advanced , and was rather strong nt the
close. A majority ot the Issues dealt In
show an advance.
The Evening Post says : There was less
disposition to trade In stocks toduy than on
other occasions Iti the week , and except for
some desultory hammering at the granger
stocks In the afternoon , nothing ot consequence
quence was ; done up to the close. '
The Evening Post's London cablegram
says : The stock markets were dull today
for flrsUclass Investment stocks. Ameri
cans were generally lower , closing dull. The
best opinions favor a further but not serious
decline. The trade returns for August are
bad. The Imports are down 'to 7oO,000
and the exports 1,000.000. The heavy
fall In values partly accounts for the figures ,
still they are disappointing , and give no
certain Indication of a revival of trade.
The following were the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Atchlson . No. Pac. pfd S.1-K '
\damn KxprcBH. . . 1RU u. r. D. .t o 4
Alton , T. 11 . 3D Northwestern
do pfd . Itl.'i do pfd
-Am. KxprrHi . 111) ) N. Y , Central
llaltlmoru.tOhlo. 71) ) N. V. , VN. Kns.
Canada Pacific . . . 111 ! Ontario & W
Canada Soiitlinrn. r > _ ' ? ( OrcifOH Imp , , . 37
Central Pacific. . . 13 lureiron Nav. . . . jn
Gin's. & Ohio . O. S. L.A.U. N.
Chicago Alton. . . . 141
n. , 11. , i Q . P. U.A K
S-JH ! I'ulhimu I'alaco. . 1JJ7
c.o. c. , vst. r , . . .
Colo. Co.tl iV Iroa ItlchmomlTerm. , JSM
Cotton Oil Curt. . . do pM
Del. AHmlioii. . . . U. O.V. . .
Del. Lack. , V W. . . llltl H. O , W. pfil
I ) . , V U. G. pfd . : ij Honk Jalanil
D.fcC. V. Co . 13K St. Paul _
Kant Tuun . . . . lit , St. I'nulnM
Krlo . St. P. i Oinniiri. . .
do nfd . . ' . . ilo pfd in
Port Wayne . Southern Pan 112
G. Northern pfj , . HID Siurnr Ketlncry. . . l .l
C. AK.I. pM . or. Tumi. Co.il , V Iron IHif
Hocking Valluy. . Texas 1'acltlo. . . .
III. Central . T. &O. Coilt.lifd. ,
St. P.&Dtilmh. . . . Union Pacific
K.A T.nM . II. S. Kxpress
LakoKrloi W. . . \V. St , L.A-P
do pfd . do nfd
Lake Shore . WollnFiinro Kx. . 117
Load Trust . Western Union. . . 00 ! <
Loulavlllc&N. . . . W. ft L. K I''tt
Louluvlllo&N. A. ( lo nfd ti :
Manhattan Con. . . . M A.SM ,
Mcmiihlu A , U . R I ) . Alt O
Michigan Cunt. . . . ( lit R. K
Mo. i'aelild . N.L ID
Mobllo.t Ohio. . . . C.F. & I
Nan hrlllu dial. . . do tifd
National Corda era. H. AT. C
do pfd . T. A. A. i N. M. . .
N. J. Central . T. SUL. & .K.U. . . .
K& vr. pra . an iln pM n
North AinCo . < Southern It. It. . . . J3M
Nortlmro Paclne. nut lonfcl JIM
The total snlcs of stocks today were 1G9.M1
shares. Including : Atchlxon , 9,82) ; ijuxnt' , 27-
972 ; Iturllnqton * Quiney , 'l.'JM ; Nn. h llle.
6.17.1 ; Missouri Pacific. 2.SO ) ; Rock Inland. 2.5li > ;
ChlCflfro Gas , 7,810 ; Distilling & Cattle Feeding.
32-tM ; St. rant , 21,370 , ; Western Union , 2.53 * .
Jfnw York Money Market.
NEW YOUK. Sept. T.-MONKY ON CAT.I-
EaBy at 1 per cent ; last luun , 1 per cent ; closed
at 1 per cent.
PIU&II-3 ItnilCANTILE PAPEIl 30514 per
cent.
STHULINO KXCHANGK Firm , with nctuul
business In Ijiihkern' hills at I.8544.8S > for
demand , nnd at JI.85H4.S3V4 for slity days ;
poste < l rates , $4.W/4B4.fiS'/4 anil (1.874. Com
merelal bills. J4.8184.81' ; .
Sir.VEH CRUTIFirATKS-fll'Xio hlil.
OOVKKNMENT ItOND.t-fitrons ; gtiite uonils ,
dull ; mllroail bonds firmer.
Oloalns quotatloni on bonds were as follows :
O S. Bsroz 11 ! ) D. & . B.G. 7t J1S
U.S. &BCOUP. . . . . . Ill ) 1) . .VI' . G. 4s
U.S. 4s res. . 114 Erlo 'Jiiits If
II. S.4a coup 113 O. H. .VS. A.UK. . .
U.3.r ir Ul do 7n ULI
PaolllcUsof 'lj. . . 101 H. &T. C. Bs 10,1
Ala. Claaa A Ifl''M llOlJH 101
Ala. CInsift 10' : M. K. AT. 1st 4s. . 80
do ViUH
Mutual Union Us. . 110
f i. Now COIL 4a. . 04 N.J.Ccut.Uoil.53. nu
Missouri da 10U No. I'ac. IntH. . . . . .
N.C.Os iaa NC I'ae. ' 'lias
N.V. . ConnoU 140
8. C. nonflitia. do 3. P. Deb. Bs. 111
Tcnn. new set t ) . 7SM U. O. W. lnta
Tenn new set 5. . . . Klj St. P Consols 7s. .
Tcnn. ottl On. . . . . tiU St. P.O. A P. W.fls.
Va. Centurlus 7t )
tin deferred S. L.&gF.Gen.U oat *
Atchlson 7'JM Tex. I'nc. lain , . . .
AlchlHon 1'a A. . . . do Va
Canndu So.Jnds. . , U. P. 1st * of 'lJ. .
Cen. Pac. 1M3 ' 03. 1U-J West Shorn 4s
' ollereJ.
11 nil nu Stock Quotation * .
BOSTON. Sept 7. Call loan , 8 per conl ;
llmo loans , 3 ( ' l per cent. Uloslnpricaa Tor
mucks , boiidu and nilnUi ; liii.irei :
A.T. k S. P W. 12ml nfd :
Am. Sugar 10JH WcHilnsh. Kleetrio
Am. Siurar nM. . . . . . U8M , W. Elec. pfit fi.-i
ISayStatB Out Wls. Cnmnu
Hell Telophotie. . . . AtL-lllHOII 4S
HoHton A. Albany. . MH Mow KnelanJ ( ! . . $
Hofilon AMUnu. . . . ISO lien. lOk-ctni ; 5s. . .
C. . ll.JtO Win , Cent. Isti. . . . BMW
Pllchtmrs- in AIloucz Milling Co. CO
PltcltlnimDrit. . . . . . AtlantlR in
( Jon. Elccirto ItoMou , V Manltnt 1MH
IlltnolH Strul. . . . 51 H Utittu.V llostuii. . . .
Mexican Coiltr.il. . Calumet & Hucli. : , snu
N. X".AN. ; U. tToiitonulnl 715.
Old Colony ISO Franklin
Orrruu Stiori I.ILU 7t Kenrsarjo li
lUilitior 40 OHCI-OI ! : 23
Union I'acltlu 1:1 : Qulncy HH
Went Knit DU Tamarack 1J1
Him I'r.uiclsi'o .Mlnkus onotntloni.
SAN PKANCISCO. Sept. 7. The official cloMn ;
Quotatluns for lulutuz sto Ka tmy wjrj u < fol
lows ;
N"ew Yurk Mining < Junfitlnni.
NF.W VOKK. Sept. 7 , Tlie follow m.- are tha
cloilnr lumm ? quut.ttiona
Ctiolor- . . . . . ! % I'lvinontli. . 10
CrownTalnl. . . , . 05 Slurra Nuv.vda 100
Con.Cat. A Va. . . . 400 Staiid-ird Ill )
U.-.ulwool .Ill Union Con 7i >
( Jonkt \ Ciirrr. . . . . Hi ) Yellow Jacket. . . . 7 ( >
llalo.k Nurcroni. It7 IronSllvor 10
IlomuHtuUu 1 : tro Qtilckiillver , . , ITn *
lluxicnu 1011 doproferrJU 1 nin
Ontario. uoo UnUvL-r. ISO
Oplnr. L 10
aultea ,
_ _ _ _ _ _
r.nnitoii Stock
IXN'DON. Sept , 7. 4 p. in ,
Caindlnu P.icltla. , tias St , Paul com .
Krlo 111 4 N. Y , CPiitr.il .
Krle-'da 7U
Itln. Cvmnil U7 Ueadln ; . . 11
McJilcau or-llnary. 15 MOX.CO.I. I1UW4K. tiOK
BAH SIM'KU-'JO Jl-lCd per ounce.
ilONKV i percent.
ILoratu of illscoutit In the open marliot for
nliort t > llln Is H per cent , mill for three months'
Kin tnrlul Nnt 4.
Sept , 7.-CIearlng . 10.8-K.9I ;
anc < w , 11.174.017.
IIAL.TISIOHE , S pt. 7. Clearings , H.931.HI ;
balanc x. } lMl.aao
NKW YOHK. Sept. 7.-aearlnsi ,
balance * . W.H3.I15.
PHIUAUKUPHIA. Pe is. a- ,
537 ; balances , n.WSCIS ,
SIKMI'IIIS. Ptp. 7. Clearing , Ual-
anrni. J77.117. New York eichanite. J1.5J.
NKW OHLKANB , Bepl. 7. flenrlncs. I1.0M.S3I.
New VorU ezctrance. pur li ) 2Uc dt * . ' < iunl.
CINCINT ATT. Scrpl. 7. Clrarliiex. ll , > jOM.
Maney. 3Vi < i-8 i < er cent. New Vink vxchanut , iic
dlKounl tu par.
I'AItia. Sept. 7. t p. m , Three per cent rente * ,
10IC 3c for lh account. IZxcliiinKe on London ,
Kl 19u ( or clurki.
SAN1 FHANCISCO. K 7.-I ) nfU. > Uht ,
U'jc , telegraphtr , 15e. Oliver barn , Cl'ifiairic.
Moxlcnn ilollnra , W.jOHc.
ST. LOUIS. Si-pt. 7.-CIenrlnBS , $ I.OS6.5J3 : Uil-
nnem , IU8.072. Money , dull at &U7 l > er cent.
Kxchanse on New York , We discount bid.
LONDON. Srpt. 7. OeM Is qunteil iotliy at
Itueno * Ayrr at SO ; llajrld , 20.W ; Lisbon. ii.SJ ;
Kt. IVIersbury , M , Athen > , 77. Home , 1U. 11 ;
Vienna , 101. '
niU'J.r,0. Sept. 7. Clearinifs. SU.8n.OM.
Mntiey , 4UIW per cent ill rail. 5 < t > per cent on
lliuo. New York enchanice. too dlsouunl. I-'or-
elgn richanKe. weak , stertlnjf cxchanse , com-
mrrvUI , J4.lfJhUI.StVi.
OMAHA
Abaenco of Oornfoi ] . S era the Main Fcaturo
of th Day's Ruu ,
PACKERS SUFFER ( ROM THE SLACK SUPPLY
Onnnnt ( Set the Quantity .Aluolutdr Needed
to rill Ordcrs-triiilur ( lmdr Soil
Steadjr to Strpni ; liii n Actl o
ami firm.
Fill DAY , Sept. 7.
Today's receipts consisted ot 2$99 , cattle
nnd 5.1C3 hogs , against 2,440 cattle , G.137
logs and 345 sheep on yesterday , anil 1,533 ,
cattle -mid 7,161 Hogs on Friday ot last
veck. For the week thus tar the receipts
oot up 18,657 cattle , 29,231 hogs anil 1,089
sheep , as against 18,931 cattle , 31,432 hoga
anil 1.349 sheep for' the corresponding live
lays of last week.
CATTLE Out of the 101 loails of cattle
reported In the yards' this morning there was
not a single load of good corn fed steers.
There was , to use the buyers' expression , noth-
. _ of any account In the way of beef steers
n the yards. The market opened rather
quiet for the want of something really de
sirable to attract the buyers. There Is a
lenund for sumo good corn fed cattle , but
ho packers tire unable to get enough lie re
o fill the requirements. One of the houses
> ought Borne $0.45 cattle In Kansas City to-
. ' . The market on bct-f steers could hardly
10 quoted other than steady. Covva were In
urge supply , as usual ol late , and there was
some pretty fair * stuff among the orfefhiRs.
banners were In good demand. The general
market on cows and mixed stock was about
steady. Stockers nml feeders in first hands
vcro not In large supply , but there were
not In very large supply , but there were
quite a good many In the hands of specu-
ators. There was a very fair demand , and
.he market was a little stronger. Represen
tative sales :
DIIKSSKD nfiKF.
1. . . . S73 t2BO ) . . . . : > 3 B40 1..1200 $1 00
2.1083 2,63 13.,1173 3 JO
cows.
873 1 00 l.,1010 163 . 950 1 93
5. . 811 1 10 10..DOS 1 C3 . S60 1 93
82(1 ( 1 13 3. . . " . 773 1 3 , ll 1 D5
84(1 ( 1 23 17. . . . SSI 1 < . > .1190 1 95
707 1 23 7. . . . 8.13 1 70 822 oo
770 1 25 8. . . . 900 1 70 , 961 00
COT 1 33 1. . . . 710 1 70 7. . . . 311 00
8.V1 1 33 13. . . . 874 1 70 1..10M 00no
1. . . . D'H ' 1 40 15. , . . 80" . 1 75 1. . nooo
a.10.11 140 18. . . , il 1 73 r. . . 870 oooo
1. . . . SSO 1 45 IS. . . . 907 1 73 i : . . KM oo
ROO 1 4.- , 19. . . . 713 1 " 3 ' ' 910 oem
1. . . . 870 1 13 1. . , . 820 t 73 21' . m
r . . . . oi5 i no 1. . . . 770 1 73 ID. . 9llO 00
1..1170 1 Cl > 2..lOW 1 80 r . . till 200
1. . . . 780 1 f.O 13. . , . 837 1 SO 823 2 10
f . . . . 840 i no ! ) . . . . 750 1 S3 BSi 2 10
s. . . . Dis i no 8. . . . 9W 1 ST. 911 2 13
r , . . . DSD 1 W 7. , . . 715 1 Si 1010 2 13
1. . . KA 1 CO 3. . . . ( i-o i 85 9. . 911 2 20
1. . . MO 1 CO . .lOOi ) 1 9' I. . 903 2 20
,0. . . 7)1 1 50 . .901 1 9 4. . 793 2 2i )
i. . . tm i no 9. . , . BM 1 94 n. . . 7V , Z " 0
i. . . . 700 i co 2. . . . 90" 1 9 * 2..1123 2 20
2..1MO 1 CO 11. . . . 815 1 9 2..10 2 20
" 3. . . . S7o i co 3 90il 1 9' ' ) Ifi. . . . 933 2 M
1..10IO 1 CO 1..10M 1 95 2. . . . 920 2 SO
3. . 900 1 CO 3..1020 1 9.1 2..IOI- 23
4. . 91" 1 CO 3..1UM 1 9.1 29. . . . ! O 2 23
1. . 810 1 M 1. . . . 980 1 9i 3. . . . SIO 2 23
n. . 86.1 1 C'l 2. . . . 910 1 Hi 3. . . . U.1) 2 23
8. . . 937 1 Ci 1..1(110 ( 1 93 l..ilfl ( ! ' ) 2 21
17. . . D23 1 63 1..10SO 1 93 3..10M 2 CO
1. . . 92 1 C5 2.,1120 1 93 1..1200 273
IIKIKEIIS.
1. . . 10. . . , UO 1 40 C. . . . 701 1 CO
3. . . C6U 1 23 7. . . : rn i 4- , II. . . . 12 1 CO
1. . . S.V ) 1 25 4. . . , 430 1 11 1. . . . 4M1 1 Cl
1. . . 42) 1 25 4. . . , C51 1 43 i. . . . 710 i ns
1. . . 470 1 3' ' ) 17. . . , 4Vi 1 50 9. . . . 321 2 00
543 1 35 II. . . . < 92 1 50 r . . . . 8 < i 210
c ! ! ! 4 S3 1 3r 10 , . . ' . SW 1 51 12. . . . 672 2 10
10. . . 4" > 1 40 l.'i 10. 1 53 33. . . . 7 I 2 10
2. . . . MO 1 4' ' )
1. . . . 310 1 ft ) 1. . , , SflO , 2 2.1 2. . , . 110 3 00
R. . . 211 i n < i 1. . . 510 2 2.1 24) .1 00
1. . , 23) I M 7.247' ' 2 40 I. . . 1 * ) 3 00
3. . , 23) 1 73 ! . . < - . 80' ) 2 TO 1. . . 2 ) 3 00
Z. . , 375 1 73 1. . . . Kit 2 3. . . 176 3 00
9. . . 2 iO - 2 IX ) 2. . . . )0 2 M 3. . . 211 3 00
1. . . , 260 2 0. . ) 2. . . . 10 2 75 1. . . U > 3 CO
r. . . . 2X1 2 10 2. . . . 27S 2 1. . . 170 3 CO.
4 , . 235 2 2.1 1. . . . JUT 2 73 1. . . 2I'I ' 3 S )
10. . ! KG 2 23 O.V.--IJS-.2-75- . 1. . . 90 3 50
1 , . ,190 2 25 1
VVL.L& .
1 , . . . 8M 1 23 , 1. . . . 710 I 40 2..1335 1 50
1..1310 1 3) K..1KQ 1 4,3 , 4. . . . 1135 1 r. )
1 . . . 910 1 35 1..1ISO 1M 1..1J3' ' ) 1 60
1.940 1 40 1. . . . 110 1 M 1..19N 1 C5
1..1050 1 40 1. . . . 410 1 SO 2..H ) 1 .15
1..1400 1 40 2..1111 1 M 1..1370 1 6)
3..11M 1 4) 2..1'SJ 1 50 1. . . . " 00 1 75
1..117I ) 140
BTAO3. '
3..1150 1 33 1..1I2U 1 75
STOCKEnS AND FKEDBIIS.
1. . . . UO 1 ft ) II. . . . RIO 215 2. . . , 830 230
23. . . . 826 1 90 1. . . . 830 2 15 20. . . . 714 2 30
1. . . . 750 200 5. . . . 5) 2 15 0. . . . 762 2 33
6. . . . sas 200 s. . . . zaz 2 20 41. . . . 790 2 35
! . „ , S10 200 1. . . . 670 2 31 C.VJI 2 40
9. . . . M.f 2 00 1. . . . ! > T > < > 2 20 IB. . . . 92S 2 40
i. . . . 75 200 38. . . . rat 2W . . . . 00 2 40
8. . . . C37 200 11. . . . 79J 2 20 , m 2 40
4. . . . KS I 00 1. . . . 3 ) 225 ,904 , 2 40
2. . . . 630 210 12. . . . 79 223 . 300 2 M
1. . . . 570 210 15..783 225 ,700 , 2 W
73. . . . G12 2 10 4. ' . . . 72T 2 S3 3. . , 84S 2 SO
6. . . . SCI 2 10 11. . . . 81 ! 225 47. . . 91 * 2 50
27. . . . 778 2 15 1. . . . 9111 tS 3.1. . S2 > ; 2 50
11. . . . 5S3 215 12. . . . 711 223 4. . ,892 2 1
C. . . . til 2 15 C. . . . 771 2 21 n. . .947 2 60
1. . . . 3RO 2 15 17. . . . 811 225 23. . . Ml 2 70
12 , . . . CW 2 13 2fi. . . . 833 2 CO 41) ) . . .993 2 75
\VYOMINO CATTLE.
No. \ Air. Pr. No. AT. Pr.
21 COIV3. . . . . . . UOO JIT-M 2S CIIWS. . . , 1007 13 00
COLORAIXJ.
110 cows. 81G 215 195 cows. . . . 821 2t >
IDAHO.
1 cow 780 1M 1 cow 1070 210
l cawa. 950 2 10
HOGS There were only sixty-six fresh
loads In the yards and the buyers all
wanted hogs. As a result there was a
good active market and prices stronger.
The top did not reach so high a point as
yesterday , thcro not being any hogs In the
yards equal to the $ G.OS > load yesterday. The
yards were cleared early In the day. Repre
sentative sales :
SHEEP There were no fresh receipts of
ahecp today. The , market was nominally
steady. Fair to choice ! natives ure quotahlo
at $2.2502.75 ; fair to good westerns , $2.00 ®
2.CO ; common and * sfocjlc sheep , fl.7SS2.25 ;
good to choice lamb l f 2.250 3.75. Kepre-
santatlve sales ; . ;
No. ' ' J ; wt. iv.
e es . . " . . . . ' . ! ; . SI II K
9 limbs . / . ' . , . ; , . - . . CO a 33
Iterelpt * uuil ll ] > i > * ltlnm cif Klnck.
Olllclal receipts and disposition of utock a *
thuwn by the liookn ut the Union Ktock Vatils
roniuiny | for tb Iwenty-iiur houra endlne at 3
o'clix-'k p. nt. Septi-mluT 7. 1531 ;
IlECKIPTS.
Cars. 1 1 end
Calll * . IK 3.412
IIns . . . . . M 5.111
Kheep . , . 27
DISPOSITION.
Ilnj-rm. Cuttle. Itoics. Hheep.
Tha Cl. H. Hammond company ' I.'lli . . .
S.ft nnl O > mpany . Sl 1 7ii
The C'udahy Packing company l.iC 1,1-W . . .
Jj > Hfttttr. . , , . . . sf .
J. Jjibman . 13 . . . . . . .
It. llecker & l > eic n . 4li .
Cleveland P. P. Co .
Cudaiy : Ilni * . , . 4
llrtttaln & Co . 2il
Blilpptra und feeden . : < > 3 CG ; 2 ]
L ft over . . . . . . . . Wl .
Total *
NV r Yorfc I.I to fetoclc MHrliet.
NK1V YOUIC. Sept. 7 NKKVKS-ll c : pU.
3 , l heal , comtnoa cuttle , tr dy , other gruJcj
lOa hlnh r ; natlv ter . m l urn tO' Inlr , tl.10
nt. ! . Inferior la ordinnrv , l&POtJ'I.IM ' ; coinmnn ,
U.B7SH1M oxen. U ? "IM..V
HlliiP : ANI > UAMIW-lli'i-clptf. 6,700 hrnil.
Market Mnn- but Btrally ; slicvp. Inferior la
fair. irDOtfJ.O ) ; Innilis. rommun to S IK | , M.Ii
tfl..S'i : very cholc , 15.
HlKtM-ltecclpti' . 0.7C4 limd. Market rteadjr ;
ordinary ti > choice , JO. ' Ii6.i.
iavi : STOUK.
In I'attlo ibfl Mnrkrt Wa < ITiicliangeil In tta
llrnrrrtl
CHICAGO. Beit. | 7.-In entile Ihe market
vrn * unchnmcpil In Ua Rcnernl fenturM. O xl
to bent Krail n were Iti iroc rcnuect , anil botn ?
In * mnll tupply mmtninileJ tnmB prlc.- . If
nnnc r the offtrlnit * Hold nt n hlith n tlgure
nn wna p ld oir the dny tx-foru II wu bmtux !
equally KIXK ! cattle were not offered. There
were mil more than 2.1 * * ) natives < if nil graile * .
an < ! only a hnniUul nf thnt numbrr grndotl bet
ter Hun medium. Therefore , the nreraica of
prices wn * low , tlie bulk of the trailing li lntr
dnn under 10. The nilme of nuotnllon * was
from tlJto 10. lleoelptd of we terrui were
oMlmaled nt 2. ODD lioivil , and Ihe rnnK of prcta
wn from II.M to tl.iX Texas cattle receipts
uere < * ; > tlniat < xl nt 3.0ir ) head , nnd sales were
on a Imsla ot from } ! . > la J-l.tl.
In IIOK * the market cimtlnucd lo t-trcngthen.
With tin ? llnlittst Prldny'ii mtpply reconlnl
within the taut tMn weekx , nnd uhlppera and
liar-kern Iwtli Inollncd to buy fieely , sellers had
uninlHUikHbly the bent of the Munition. They
n k < il h'.gher pliers nnd Rot tlifni. HID ilny'a
lii-liw ilone nt nn ndvumv on yoster
ilny > quotations of IDu per lt lb . Heavy
bi > K nold ns IllKh tin JH.d ) , which In lOc nbnvu
the beat price paid yesterday , nnd Iherc were
n.ile ot light weight * nt JC.iJ. Oumnion llsllt
were not imich mom than utrady , iiml lOo
cuvcrii the advance In nssoufd llKbt and fnlr
ineilluin wclKhto * The nieal strt'tisth w In
Kiwi t prime heavy Hhlpperii. f which con
tinue very umill. Snl-n were imported from
$ ) .W to JI.M for yomiK plKs , In } 6.ii > for pr5me
hrnvy. th- bulls at from I1.M to J6--IO.
Slowly but purely the t < heep mnrkct til menit-
Inff. The three buyer * who nre III nolc ros-
Hextilnn seem iMerinliu-d that pHo-B rtinll not
go up. but n rl o In Inevitable. l"iir monttifi
past receipt * haw been inarKtilly ] trn tlmn at
the cniirpiHinillnK time taut yur , which rhould
have Insuied fair prlrvn , but tiey : have con
tinued to rnnpe frum IJc lu " 'M per 100 ll .
lower than In ] K > i. Within the Innt nnnlli
ciitlbnluex hnve iippr cialed fn > m Me ti > It.
nnd hoxn have moved up from II. 2. lo 11.10.
but prtrei for Hhoep nre warcely npprccUbly
ln'itlier .than they wei-e lit the lowest time.
What N necibtt In the sheeii liuirket la a Ilt-
llicompetition. . Tod.iy then1 wns n fair mar
ket nl from | 1 to } 3.i < i for Bheeii , und at frum
91.75 tu ! l.3."i for tumbn.
Uocelpts : Cuttle , 7,000 head ; calves. SOO head ;
hi > Kfl , 16,000 lipail ; rheep , 7W ) head.
Thu Kvcnlntr Journal n-pnrla : 1IOQS lie-
celptt , 18,0 head ; ofllclal yi-steiilay , 19,2 7
h vl ; slilpnienlfl. 7SiiO head ; led over , about
s.i > brad ; qunllty pnor. Mniket ucllve , nlth
liMt Kriules 5 < flOc hlsher ; uther lots ntronir
but -mi hKhir : unlea ninte nl IJ.MifC.oO for
llKhtn , | .V-tOttr.70 for lousii packlnfr , } 3.fffG.40
for mixed , JT' . IJ05.CO for heavy packing and
alilpplni ; ,
* ATTI.K Itecclpts , 7,000 head. Mnrket moil-
crately active nml llrm nt iinuhaiiKed tlgine * .
HI1KKP Receipt ! ! , 7,000 head. Market In fair
demand nnd llrm.
Klilinu * City Ijlvii htiiok Mnrlict.
KANSAS CITV. Hept. 7.-CATTJ.B-Ilccclpts.
3.MO hend ; ahlpnientH , 2,100 head ; market FtronK
and active to 10e hlfihor ; Texas steers , lt.Cf > 1 }
3.15 ; Teiaa co > vs , I1.II01C3.2S ; beet ulcers , 13.000
B.OO ; native cows , Jl.Wij-.OO ; stockers nnd fceJera ,
J2.0i5i3.50. |
HDOS Itecelpta. C.ROO head ; shipments. 1,000
head ; inaiket opened jtronK to lOc lilfe'liiT , but
clnseil weak ; bulk nf sales. $ > .7l > il6.iH ; heavies ,
JC.OOijfi.20 ; iinckeri , ir..tOK .M : mlxetl , JJ.C085.JO ;
light * . So.SOij.i.tt ; plRS , Jl.WyS.SO.
SHin1 : Itecelpts , 000 head ; slilpments , 200
licinl ; market nctlvc mul tlrm ; ( rixid to chnlce
natives , 'J2.IOffH.00 ; Rood to choice \vestt-i-nn , J2.4J
MJ.75 ; common and stockcrs , | : .lWlr2.JO ; good to
choice Iambs , J3.COfcl.iW.
_
M , I iuU l.lvi ) .Stuck 'MurkPt.
ST. 1.OCIS , Sept. 7. CATThK llecelpts , 2,200
lu-n.ll ; Hlilpinents , 1,100 head ; market steady ;
native steers , llclit welRhU , Ji.UTf2.2 ; ; CIHVB
nnd heifers , fl.90U2.:0 ; shiipllif | ( nlecra , SI.01W
D. ) ; Texas steers , J2.-IOtf2.90 for llslit wdghtn ;
caws mid heifers , I2.0002.2j.
HOGS HecelptB , 4,600 hend ; shipments , 200
liail ; market stionir ; best heavy. J'i.23 ; BO |
IlKlit. J3.90Q6.1& ; common to medium llfiht , KM
( Sjij.fHKEP
fHKEP Ilecclpts , 700 head ; shipments , none ;
n.illVQ mixed. 52.0nlH.uu ; sheep and lambs , P.DOy
3.00 ; lambs , J3.7J03.S5.
_ _
Slock In Siglu.
UccorJ ot receipts at the four principal mar
kets for l-'rlday , September. 7 , I8H :
Catlle. HOBS. Sheep.
Houth Omaha . 3,412 5.1U3 27
Clilmin . 7iW ) lO.OOi ) 7,0" "
Kantas City . D,0-H c , ) fiOO
St. Louis . 2.20"4.801) " 7I > }
TotaU . 17,612 32. IM 8,327
Nci York Dry < Jnoil jlnrkol.
NKW YOHK , Sept. 7. Throuulioul the com
mission houses a large \olumo oC business haa
b t'n In proicrvit , nnd the total tlqures reach
a larjjtf amount. While sheetlnics , hrown cot-
tuliH. bleached muslins , fell styles ot colored
cottons , prints ulniihams , hosiery , underwear
of low cost , damasks nnd dress mods have
been In K' > d reriuest. Illatikcts In good move
ment. Sprtnsr welsh t woolens nt 11.23 * and
bflnw In larse , outer demand , nml principally
thos < - that eoit more than Jl. 1'rlntlne cloths
llrm at Zc , an < l no pales.
. ' < > ttoii .Alurket.
NHW ORLEANS , Bep. 7. COTTON Steady ;
sales , 7W lialea : to arrive , 15) balen ; receipts , 348
liales ; exrxirts to Great Ilrltaln , C,2IX1 bales ; stock.
27K'i ) ' bales ; futures nulct and steady ; sal -ar 1,100
bales ; September. J6.31 bid ; Oclolr. . J6.31C0.32 ;
Novembur , JU.SSSO.SU ; December , J5.I6WO.I7 ; Jan
uary. Jf.31JfH.32 ! ; February. JS57S/6.G8 : March ,
IB.83 . 3 ; April , JC.B ! as.71 ; May. JS.Ca'6,67 ( ; June ,
| G.8m .X3 ; July , lS.87tC.W.
ST. LOUIS , S.-pt. 7. < : OTTOX-Stetidy ; mid
dling ; , Cc ; eales , none ; receipts , noner ship
ments , JUO bales ; stock , 13.800 Uili-s ,
Muiiclii'Htpr 'IVxtlliM.
SIAXCIinSTBR , Sept. 7. Clntlis and yarns
linn , with an Improved demand.
FrlNi-o Whcnt Onotntlom.
SAX FHANCISCO. Sept. 7. WHEAT Easy ;
December , 91 | C ; May , Jl.on'-4.
Wool Alurkot.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 7. AVOOI Straily , quiet.
SHE HUNTS BATTLERS.
She U 10 Vnirn Olilnnil lias Killed TwciitT-
KlKbt Sniikm Ho Fur Thk Soinon.
The town of Liberty , N. Y. , claims the
champion rattlesnake hunter tn the person of
16-year-old Mary Burton. Early In the reason
she killed a rattlesnake In her father's yard
and cut off the rattles. Since then she has
developed a craze for collecting the rattles
of these snakes and spends her time In huntIng -
Ing the renemcus reptiles. Up to date , says
the New YorUJSun , she has killed twenty-
elRlit rattlesnakes , and from them has ob
tained twenty perfectly matched sets of
rattles. Bich set had nine tattles or seg
ments. The other eight seta are odd ones ,
ranging from four to ten rattles lu ri set.
The women of that part of the state seem
to have taken an amazing courage In deal
ing with snakes this season. A report from
Hancock says that Mrs. Frank Tower of that
place was on her way home after dark the
other evening when she heard a rattlesnake
sound Us rattles In the weeds at the road
side , She hurried home , Bald nothing to
any one , got a lantern and a club , and re
turned to the spot where she had heard the
rattler. It was there still , and sprang Its
rattlers as soon as Mrs. Tower approached.
She turned her light on It , saw U lying
called ready to strike , and smashed Its
head with a club. The snake was an
immense fellow , measuring over five feet ,
but It carried only nine rattles.
A youns girl named Henrietta Quick ,
across the Delaware In Lackawaxen , Pa. ,
heard n noise among her chickens. She went
out and saw a rattlesnake maneuvering to
capture one. She cut Its head on with a hoe.
This one had thirteen rattles.
Sayj M , W. Selby , Muncle , III. : "Last
summer a coat miner came to my drug store
one night , half dead with cramps. There
was no doctor to be had. He asked mo If
I had anything that would help him. I
opened a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and gave him a
large dose , In twenty minutes his pain was
all gone. This man had been subject to
crainpa , but has not been troubled since. "
Every family should keep this remedy at
hand for use In such cases. U can always be
deptndeil upon. For sale by druggists.
Still ) KmU of T
Detroit Free Press : A woman finds fault
with everybody who finds fanlt with her
husband , except herself.
Wealth Is the substance of things hoped
for. Fame Is the evidence of things not
seen.
It takes a great many rounds to knock
Cupid out.
Friendship is the best backing to love ,
Nobody liuowa what love la , and some
people wreck their lives trying to flml out ,
Great events oftener make great men
than men make great events.
The sweetest music U that we never hear ;
the prettiest women are those wo never see ;
the best things In the world ure those we
never get.
Adversity \ a powerful tontc ,
Hypocrisy Is the meanest ot vices.
It U not charity to give yoursIt away.
In order lo Introduce Chamberlain's Cough
Hetnecly here we told several dozen bottlei on
a. strict guarantee and have found every bottle
tle Uhl seed service. We have uieU It our-
relvtu and think It superior to any other.
W. I. Mowrey , Jarvlsvllle , W. Va. For lala
. / JrugKU * i.
DUN'3 AND BRADSTREET'S '
Trade Imprawd in SomaLlooiand la Others
tt UM riminlshcd.
STRIKES STILL DiSFURB SOME TRADES
On tlm Strength nf lh Shortage- Corn
1'ork I'roductnAtlvnncod Cotton Crap
Will tta I-urRnr Tlniii l.u t Your ,
Which Kxrcedeit thn IMiimtnil.
NEW YOHK , Sept 7. U. Q. Dun * Co.'a
weekly review of tnule. which Issues tomor
row , will say : The business outlook Is
much like an April day , with ttltornnte
clouds nnd sunshine. In some branches
ittrotiK Improvement still continues , while In
others trade Is ( llmlnlsliliiK. Strikes lessen
for the time the wording force perhaps na
much ns It U otherwise Increased. The
strike of garment makers Hprends so mp-
Idly tlmt nn early end la considered certain ,
while the strikes In cotton mills hnvt- ad
vanced prices so much tlmt a settlement
Is thought not f.-ir distant.
The government croii report la expected
to foreshadow a tfreut loss In corn , while
other observers believe reports materially
exaggerated , nnd estimates of the yield
range nil the way from llitWOou.OOO , tt > 1,700-
COO.COO bu. This uncertainty affects business
prospects to some extent , and mi ml ranee
of ' 4 cent the past week has followed re
ceipts not hulf those of the same week
Inut year.Vhcnt receipts have been 5T77- (
157 lu > , against 4,550.337 b . last year , nnd
yet the price ndvnliccd j cent , although
Atlantic exports were only l.liS.wo mi. ,
against 2,111,011 bu. last year. 1'ork iid-
vnnced 25 cents per barrel und lard 23 cents
per cwt. , ns smnllcr estimates of the torn
supply were entertained.
The llrst bills against spot cotton of the ,
tie"w crop have nppenred. und the Klnnnclnl
Chronicle estimates the yield nt from
8,500,000 tu 9,000,000 hales. 'Its record of lust
year's crop belns T.Mi.Ull bales. tliotlKh Into
In the year sotne prophets predicted only
6,500,00) bales. To all appearances the now
crop will exceed ( hi ? maximum world's con
sumption of American , of which the tock
carried over September 1 here and abroad
was 1,550,431 liules. .
Sales of wool have fallen toI.Hu.lOO
pounds , of which nbonf 1,000,000 pounds actu
ally belonged lo the previous week , against
7 , 18.sno in 18U. . nnd domestic line wool hns
weakened itliotit a cent nt lioslon , ulthotiKli
AtiHtrallan lias udvnnced Us cents , with
stroiiRer foreign nmrkets.
Kail u res In August nBKre ntPil liabilities
of JIO.139,177 , of which M.172,330 were In manu
facturing and ? 3y7Sl.ra In trttilliiR i-imcerns ,
Utirlnc the week the failures were 215 In the
United States , aK In 3a : 1-iHt yeur , nnd17
In Canada , aiinlnsl 'J5 last year.
CI.ICAlll.NO ItdltSITOTALS. : .
ARgreRiitit of lln lneM Tniniiiictoil liy the
.Issnoliiti-il lluntB l.ant Week.
NRW VOFIK , Sept. 7. The following
table , compiled by UradsUrcct's , shows the
total clearances nt the principal cities and
the percentage of Increase or decrease , as
compared -with the coriespondlng week last
year : *
Cities. Clearings. Inc. Del
New York. . . . 106,001.003 9.0
94,783,325
lloaton . , 13
I'hllnuVlphla 01I1B,2C3 10.0
St , I.OUIH 19.W.IJ3 10.1
Kan Francisco . 12.MI.1G2 3.8
Hnltlmora l2.S26.30t 27.1
IMttRburR 11,170,839 33.7
Cincinnati . 10.52iGf > 0 36 ,
Kansas City 9.107,617 27,8
New Orleans. . . . . . . 4 , 071 , CO I 2.3
IlulTnlo . . . . . * > . 3.3r,9S > 7 4S.1
Milwaukee 4.135.0W 61,0
Detroit 6.3W.420 13.1
Loulavllle 5,7f. .S33
-MlnnealxiHs . . . . . . . , .
Omaha . . 3.SU.S30
rruvlilence . , , as
Cleveland . < ,771.C03 16.2
Houston 4.9C2.431 bO.O
St. 1'nul 3,4 2.19i ; 3S.4
Denver . . . . . . 2,353,100 F , > l.l
ImllnnnpollH . . . 75.6
Columbus , O S , 033 , COO
Hartford 1.C72.474 61.1
Ittclunnnil . , . , : 1,975.582 1 .
Washington . 1.3S2.C2S 27
lluluth . , 2.120,340 91 , 0
Dallas 2.042,761 UI.3
. . ! 5,7
Ht. Joseph I. "
I'eorla 2.0i4.43 ; /.iii /
Memphis . , 1S1.7
1'nrtlaml. Ore is.a
IlOOhester 1,33:1,390 : " 12.4
New Hnvcn . . . . 1,21.1,600 "isle
BuViinnnh 1,391,159 50.0
SprlnKllcM , Mass 1,131,611 11.4
Worcester . . . 838,57' " 3.2
1'ortlaml , Mu 1.131.811 "is ! :
Atlanta 8.11.27 : . GS.1
Knrt Woith GXO.189 "
Waco B'.2CI3 "T :
HyrucUBf ; . . 791.188
Des Molnes 1,014,033
Grnml ItapUls. . 66.1.07 n.
Seattle . . . 479,71 9.0
Lowell . . . . . . . 014,077 tn.c
Wilmington , Del 511.26" II.S
Norfolk . . " 38,770 s
Hloux City 540,54 51.0
Los Aneelcs 559,241
Tiicoma 46Jr,72
ftiKln.iw , Mich 281,310 26. 5
.Spokane . 59,6
Jacksonville . 21 ,163 71.5
Lincoln . . . . . . . 376,211 3.8
New lleilforil . . . . . . . . . i 32S.463 2.1
Wlcliltu . 293,763 7.5
lllrmlniiluim . 237 , CM 317.0
Topeka . 51)9,2X ! 57.3
Lexington. Ivy . 363.40 47.0
lllnKhuniptun . . , . 302,200 8. !
Hay City , Midi 272,777 24.2
Kail Illver 433,728 4.8
Akron , O 171,8.12 4 ?
tilirlnKllelrt , O . 126.7S.- . " 8.9
C'anton. O . 141,562 "iS.o
Sioux I'alls . 149.092 13.5
Fremont , Net . 82.in
85.83S
Chattanooga . I'JS.'JSS C2.2
Furs" . . 203.22S
Naslivlllu . 791.587
Galvestnn .
' '
Salt Lake . l',0flj'.90i )
Helemi , . . , . , * . . . .
Scranton .
Kalamazou .
Totals United States. . . . J73I.3S2.53S
KxclUBlve of Ncwjfprk S2SSS1,24 ;
nO.MINION Or CANADA.
1 Not Included In totals.
UKADSTJIKKT'S TU\U1 IlliVIKW.
Truclo lit Mont ilolilitni ; Ccnturs Shows n
lirriit Imprnmmunt.
NEW YOIUC. Sept. 7. Urndstreet'B to
morrow will say ; Special telegrams from
the more Important illstrlliutlnt ; points
make 11 plain that In mercantile lines trade
Is fairly active , full ) ' meeting earlier and
more favorable anticipations In a majority
of Instances and exceeding them In some.
An Increased number of Interior buyers at
larger cities within the week has Herveil
to stimulate the feeling of hopcfulnesB , nwl
aside from the cotton mill Rtrlkn In New
Knglaixl itr.d distress In the northwest ilna
to forest Urea , the week has not uDuxht
unfavorable features. Staple prjOH tend
upward , except for \vool. There i'l < > n 1m-
provement In the demand for money nt Bos
ton , New York and Chlcapo , but r.uarn
not ns lilKli a usual nt this scuson , nor iho
supply of commercial paper as laric , Ni-.ill-
western wheat uarrlen have arransrJ for
necessary funds with the ChlcuKU 1'aul'J at
& per cent.
A striking feature at the west nines
from Chicane , vhcre the business in all
mercantile lines has i crotied , i.uJ es-
iKclally lndlK > ) , Mie intal for tiio vcek
beins thu heuvlst for tl'Q season , not-
wlthstanainn coniervi.rlve nurvnu nt ; In
the inntket by lortluvtsfrn t'.crcht.r.tii.
This Is iluiillcuted tit ft. Iouls , where ihirc
has nlso hern n larser vidtim. > < t fiitvv ,
both ) > y jobbers nnd rnunufacturent , the
total for AUKUSt belnc cqunl t > 'hat In i32. !
Uiiiaha rex > rts that Nebraska vlll f.tid u
Kood deal of rain , and tlmt tradulth job
bers Is only fair. Mllivu.ik-'e ban c-sr'rl-
eneed a < I clded Impr-jvemont In demand
for sooils and money , whllj Hi Tnu1 re
ports that the destruction of Yd'aftes and
lumber property by lire has decrew-d pur
chases In that market. Minm-urr'iP an-
ment In vume lines and a moderato volume ot
buslncii there Is holding "H iwn. Improve
ment In Kome lines and a moderate volume ol
business in olher l.i charaot.irl itlc nt Kan
sas City , San KrancUco reports activity In
all llnea of bUHlnei.s , with ship owners In
control of the ocean freights.
The market for wheat ran up 2 cents foi
orders for Cork. The grand total ot fcs-
N , W. HARRIS & GO ,
BANKERS ,
163-165 Dcarborn-st. , Chicago.
IS Woll- l. . New York. 70 Stale-it. , Iloston.
R n N n R
LJ\X I N I / VJ
Bought * ud Bold. Corr pondonc e Ucit L
WAOOfl bit. of tvhent tvvnllable In tl I'nltwl
Blntra niul t'nnndn September is9 \ sr , per
S. ! l " stock " /11 ? . " 1 yenr "TRn < t lho l vl.
whcnt ever held on a like date.
rrrn"ie ln Aiii rk-nn and Cannillun
i
l > whrnt stuck * In AUB IB xvnn 14.-
liu. . the IntKcst August Inrrenaa
vrl > , wltn , llie ' n'tl'in ' of AuBitst.
1SD2. AMicnt
stooks nflnnt for and in Ku
rene HoDtotnbor 1 ntnoutitei ) lo 13. 1.009 bu. ,
u tlocvonse of tienrly one-Ufth ns compart * !
with the ycnr lieforr. VMlhln lhrc inonthn
Mocks of wheat In nml afloat for Hurono
Imvf iloL-rrnftmi IS per cent , while thOTO In
Jh ( I'liltwl Stntcs nml Onnnda Increased
less tlmn 10 nercnt. . Kxiwrts or wheat
from thp United Stntes nml C'aimdii , ItolU
coasu ( Hour Inrltnlrd ) , amount lo S,70,000
" : , U'lrlitK the six buslnora 1aya piulinn ;
with Hcptcinbor 6. In the previous weeK
tht ? amount wns , r.l".000 bu , nml In the
llrst week of. Si-iitpmtior , ISO3 , It wan 4,903. . .
? M I ! ' . ' ; I" IR'2. ' 3.S ; 7. Mt. , niul In 1S91 ,
1.726,0 0 bu. Kxp rs : of Indian com from thn
l.nlu % ! Suites have ilcolincii to nu nverAKo
of u little over 1W.OOO bu. n week. In iitrlk-
ng runtrnst with tlie fiuntitltlos nent nbroail
In oorrospondliiB weeks one. two nnd thrca
years ago.
All southern cities report fuvomblC' fen *
lures.
HE DID NOT I1UEAK THE BANK
KUInojr t'uro Warner Itlitwlujr tnnltrmnnnt
nf IIU I'llo ,
II. II. Warner of Itochcster , the patent
medicine man , who made $7,000,000 out ot
Ihe "litK Cabin" remedies which were so >
extensively adverllsed everywhere , ha re-
lurncd home from Huropo iicnnlless. Ho
left the last of his lortuno nl Monte Carlo ,
Sir. Warner went to Kurope about two
months ago. He was supposed at ( hat tlmo
to be nearly bankrupt. lie had made an
assignment for the benefit of Ms cred tors ,
< nd his beautiful house and tbservatory
had been sold to help meet his Indebted
ness. Ills fall had been swill. Ho began
to lose money with the earliest Indlcatluiis
of the business depression , and his fortunu
was soon sliding away Irom him. Creditor *
got Judgments and executions , nml belni ;
unable to realize on some of hla Investments -
ments , ho was helpless lo avert lho
avalanche. When It was nearly over hu
took a Kuropcan trip on the ndvlco of his
friends. It was nlso his Intention to try to
float the stock of n company organized for
the mantifactnro of beet sugar , In tills
scheme he was associated with William Can-
nnrd , who. In Mr. Warner's days of pros-
pcrlty , had drawn a salary of 17,000 u year
as one of the advertising writers.
Iy arrangement Sir. Warner met Mr. Can-
nard nnd Sirs , Cannard In Paris. They
planned a pleasure trip to Monte Carlo , Mr.
Warner could not resist the temptations thcro
nnd soon lost the ready money ho had with
him. He secured a loan from Mr. Cnnnnnl
and lost that playing a , system , This left
the party somewhat Impaired for fund * , but
Mrs. Cannard stepped Inlo the breach. She
Is a beautiful young woman , who vms lit
Sir. Wjrnrr's employ before her marriage ,
and she had a lot of splendid diamonds , sonic-
of which were the gifts ot Mr. Warner
at and since her inurrlaGO , for ha
was generous to Ills employes. She
went to one of tha numerous pawn
shops near Monte Carlo and pawned her
diamonds for 10,000 francs , which she turned
over to Mr , Warner to continue at hla sys
tem. I.uck came his way , and when ho left
the bank at the end of the second day's play
ho had 60,000 francs. Us gave nn elaborate
dinner that night to a fsw friends anil Mr.
and Mrs. Cannard entreated him to go vrllh
them to Paris before he lost the money. Ho
refused , s.tyine that his success had proved
his system , nnd the next day found him In
his scat at the Casino. Ho played three
days and lost every franc. He raised enough
money to get to Paris and there met an old
friend , a Hochcster business man , who gava
him money enough to pay his passage homo.
He left Mr. and Mrs. Cannard in Paris. Mr.
Warner has told the story of hla play to hl
friends. Ho Is confident that there are good
things la store for him lu the future , and
that ho will be rich again ,
Dovullnn ,
Detroit Tribune : Impetuously ho poured
forth HIP story of hla love ,
"And all I have , " ho protested. In conclu
sion , as ha prostrated himself before her ,
"Is at your feet. "
Bho looked at him Incredulously.
"All ? " she repeated. .
Ho shrugged his shoulders.
"Practically all , " he said. "Of course , I
have another suit of clothes at home , but H
really Isn't worth anything. "
For the llrst time she knew the extent ot
his devotion.
I.lvlnpr Up tn HI * Light.
Chicago Journal : "That new hand I hlrcil
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since. "
"What was the matter with him ? "
"He said he believed In goln1 accordln' to
scrlpter , and that when a man has put his
hand to the plow he never ort lo turn back. "
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