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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1894)
THE OMAHA PATLY REE ; , SEPTEMBBLl 14 , 1891 , COJIMRCIAL ASD FINANCIAL In reusing HccilpU and O'lur Beari'h In- fc flnoEWS rae tj Whc&V SLUvPY CHARACTER OF CORN A FACTOR Alnrkrl Werti I'lr l fuot d chanced In 1'rlcr , lint I'erllntr I mr fur /lincrlritn llrilllilcr ntdiki mill llntiili , CHICAGO , Stpt. 13 , Increasing receipts unJ other bearish Influences dragged wheat d nn today , and December closed at a loss of % c. The other markets , too , Acre weak and nil cloKi-d lower , May corn lost % cj Slay oats , ytc , und provisions cloned at n dec'lne. The wheat market wns easier , flrtt because of the islumpy character of corn , and later owing to the failure f the primary market receipts to continue the Indications of the previous two days , that tluy had passed their flood tide and had commenced to ebb. The aggregate of the day's receipts nt primary mar kets exceeded 1,000,000 bu. The Liverpool nurket was first quoted unchanged In prlc ? , but feeling rasy for American rod winter The BCC nd illspatclr quoted a decline of from , { tl to Hd per cental. 1'arls was quoted at the close 35 centimes higher for spot wheat , but slightly easier for deferred deliveries. December wheat , which closed at fr-m G7o to 5TUc , opened with stllcrs at CT'ic , nml vcr > soon It had declined to [ JTc Later Jt got down to 6C4c , and seemed to become attached to those figures for a t me The Tcporls from the corn belt about feeding wheat tn preference to com were as numer ous and unaiilmuus as ever regarding the Increasing tendency to 15vo ! Ihe cheaper ma terial to the hogs , and on the good demand reported as existing at New York for export , vvlth twenty-five boat loud a reported worked off there and at other ports , there was a re covery In the market her to f Uc 'or De cember and It closed at 57lie bid. Corn was weak. The EtutlstlcUns and crop experts jumped on It with both feet. John Inills ; , the cr p expert , was quoted as say- InK that the states of Illinois , Indiana , Ohio and Missouri w uld have 100,000,000 bu. moro than the government gave for * the thirteen states of heaviest production. Mur ray of the 1'rlce Current put the total crop nt 1,100,000.000 , bu , , or possibly 1,500,000,000 bu , and Tliomnu , who claims to have six cciicfponJcnts In every county In the corn prcducng states , puts the total yield at over 1,700,000,000 bu. Jlay corn , which closed on the previous afternoon worth EOc , started with sellers at from 5&c to & 5J c. It de clined to & 4c , recovered to G5Uc , and closed at & 5V&C. In tlie oats' market , while the feelIng - Ing was easy during the greater part ot the day , a good business was transacted , both generally and Individually. * The weakness In corn sufficed to cause a like feeling In oats. May opened yo off from yesterday's last quotatlcn at 3G'4n. touched 36c , and sold down to 3Co , closing at 30c. The provision market wns weak , like t lie- others. Everything was fairly flim for a moment or two nt HIP opening- , but soon be came weal ; , and was near the battnn at the close. Compared with the final quotations of the day before , January pork Is 12tic lower and lard and ribs each 7'/5c lower. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles. | Open. | High | Low. | Close. \YIcatNo. 2 . " - ' ( pi 6414 May 0- ' Com No. S , . frepl. . . . . . . r.r.H Get r,7 67 CO Doc SIH Cl Mny OatH Mo 'i . . Sept lO'il : ) ? Dot 31H . May 30 3U < < S-cpt. , Jnu 14 00 H ru 11 aaw 14 3D Lnil.lll01ba icpt. . 8 ni 8 ns a us II UO u no 6 02 } J.'ln . i.ilii a 47X . H - 7K a js Eljort lUbi Scpl. . . . 7 77 7 77M 7 7714 77) ) , Dot 7 80 7 XII 777H 77H Jiin. . . 7 4.'M 71 * 7 ljC 7 J2' 33 Cntih qilotntlons wcic ni folUma : ri.Ol'H-Htuidy nnd unilnnsed. WHIAT No. 2 wine. CIV.iMT ( c , No. JbprlnK. EJ'ic : No. 2 led. SI'tftM c. COHN No. 2 , CC'Jc , Nn. J 3 cllnw , CCc. OATS-No. 2 , ai te ; No 2 white , 33-ViiJ3lie ( ! ; Ko. 3 uhllc. 3WSIC. HYIV-No. 2 , I7 c. 1IAUT < KY No. 2 , H'ic ' , No. 3 , 43tJ53c ! No 4 , K 52V4c PI.AX SnCD Ko. 1 , | 1 31. TIMOTHY HHIU ) Prime. 15 . I'llOVISIONS M m pork , per Mil , JIIKffl U3T'i , lard per 104 Hit. J'l , phort ill > 9 sides lloonp ) . I7807.M ; ilrj salted nhouldi-rn ( boxrd ) , JGTOneSo ; Khoit clrnr 8ldea ( tioxed ) , | - > 2I 33) ) . WlllSKV Distillers' llnlslied goods , per B.I ! The following v > era the rccelpla and today : On tlio Produce etclmnro loJiy tha buuar mnr- Vet vvan llrm ; creinirrj , 14GS4c , d.ilry 13MVOC. Epctt , llrm at 16ulUc. ( M'.vv YOKK OI.MHAI. .vi Yi-Hterdiiy'B Quotntluiis oil l-'lunr , llralu unit I'MIVlMlOIII. Ml'tllH , KtC. NUW YOIIK , Sipt. 13. 1'I OUR Receipts 2S- M * tVilBi ! exports. 30.MO hbls. ; sales , Itl.COn IikgH. MnrUct dull nnd lenillng lower. Only tmd brands have any call. BpilnR patents neuk und offering freely. Southern Hour , dull } { > e Hour , dull ; cnlrs , 200 Mils. COHN MnAL SUndy ; jellow western , J2 W 03.10. llmndyulne , J3 3 < > , salos. J.OiO ucl < . Jl\E Dull : slate , & 3 < Filc , Jeieey. lailile. HAHI.UY MAL.T 1'jini , wrstern , lOc , ttate. 808120. IIAUI.EY Sleady , No 2 western , 60Q52C. WHKAT Hecelpts , 21.WO bu. , exporla , H0,30 > Int. ; sales. 70,0 > )0 bu futures und &S,2X ) bu. ppot hpot mnrket < | Ulel ; No. 2 ml. In uluru and r-lu- xntor. D.s < ic ; nilMt , M c : I. o. b . I0' c olloat , No. 1 not them , Wke , delUcied , No. 1 haid tlc. Onllons hnvu been very dull tcdiy ulth- In a mnll range of prices. Iliero VM nn railj weakness on Ihe I'lUc Cuirenl's Idg 'H'P es- tlinale , a noon rally and UUTI a nlow i-eiiclljn In the atumoon , rndlnx In a dull cluac nt ViiUViC tlecllne. No. 2 r l. May. Oo'.ljOiSc , iloonl 1,1,0 , Heptemlier , closwl 6Stsc , Ocioboi , cloua K4c. ! Dt ember. W 15-lBtfillUc , vloned ol'.c. COKN Itecelpls , 6&J I u. , vxpoiu. 1S bu , fnkn. 255. ( bu. Juturi'B nnd 40UDO bu epot. bl l , quiet ; No. . ' , ll c In ttoic , We lo : inUe allant. Options dull nnd lienvy mon of the dit > on the Price Current'K blK t-ii V rutlmato nn < l llqilldnllon but rulllnl a I Ille ut the clore , leaving oft ho hlHhor tn Heplembcr and ! c lower on Inter nionlhs. May. i. l69'.o. Uoni-.1 t'JVjC , September , B4titl1 c , clu "d 1,1 4o , Oo- lober , closed U < ic ; Novemlier , closed CJ > ic. 1'c- c-enilMT. myso'ic , cloned oc. OATH Itecilpl.i. T4.400 bu ; exitorls , 2TM bu. v.ile > , SAOOO bu. fuluiva and KS.OOO bu i-pot hp t ncllve nnd higher ; N < > . 2. 55c ; No 2. de- liv.-rod. K , c , No. S , $4140 , No i white , 37MI3SC. No 3 while 37c : tunk mixed vvfatern , 3jHW J64C. Iriu-lc , vrMU > slalc nnd vvestern , STfHlc Uptlona vire fairly steady ull dj ) , lon ldti HK the weakness In vvht.it and cum , UunhiK un chanurd. May , cloifd 41 - , M pd-mliei , 3i\t < . Oilober , S5'jW4o c , closed 3'iO , NuVLiiiU.r , ou a c , cloaid SC c ; Decimbcr , 3i' ' . < /j.m. tlo-ei UOI'ft Quiet : slate , roinmnn to choke. 40'Jc , 1'acltlc roiint , HilOc , l/jmlou innrKel , uteui1 > HAY VVtak ; uhlpplng , iUUUc , c od to choice , CUJlSOC II IDES Steady : v > et salted , New Orlcins Be- lecied , S lo l > 5 Ibi , 4IVU , lluenoa A > le , dr ) , SO to 21 Ibs , 10'ju , Uexas dry , 24 ti > 30 Iba. . I.UATI113 Il-Qulet ; hrinloc I : ole , lluclin A > res , Unlit lo tieuvy weli ; , il . HillSc. VVOOIqulet , domestic Ik-ice , 19fl2lc , pulleJ , SOWOc rilOVlBIONB Heef , stfad ; cut meats , llrm , pleKlnl liellliH , tXiit'ii : pickled shoulders. 7 > t < j 7isC , iilckUM hains. IHlll'y. Ijiid. sleud > , vtitvni slenm closed at SJ35 ; fciilo 1.D5K tleivea al t93in.37 < i ( e iH > it ) . illy , S.75r'JW ( , riile . 30 tierces. Heptrmbtr dated at > . & , Januiiry iloecd ut l'.70. rvtlne.1. t udi , cunilnmt. fj w a. A > IO ( compound , S'sOe'jc. Pork , llrm nnd lalily nctlve C'HIIIJHK Kns > ; state , larne. Si10'fl ! stale , nimll. t.5 , ll4C , | > ul Bklna. Iti8 < sc. full sklma , TAI.IXJW Pulli city < $2 per rkg ) , 4'le ; ioun- Iry lpkK five ) , 6c. 11U rrUH-ftrm. vcntern dairy. 13 > 2fjl7c , west. cm crwunery , 15 < : c. vrtlern fatliiry , 13t > ( j liljc. ElKlnM. : iHc , stalu dairy , HOJ-c , stat ri raniery , HfiJIc. iOUrt til uU > , utoto and IVnnijhanla , 16' , H IK Ice home. HliOISc ; wnttrn fresh , l Ue , cures , U7t ai ) . receipt i , 7,11 } pkt ( . PirrUOKUUM-DulIi Unite. ! closed nt M'iobld ; VVnsIilnglon. In bblm . \\nnlilnston ; , in bulk , k.50. r < lined. New York J3.15 , I'hlladelphU am ] llaltlmorr. JllOj I'hlUdelphU and Ltultlmore. Ir bulk. i.9 > HO8IN Steady ; strained , common to coed , tl II 0 1 M. COI'I'im-Qutet ; lake. > ic. 1UO IllON-Qultl ; Beaten , IW.MOt : M. Amerl tiui. tl0.uoeil.vu. TIN Weak for futures ; limits , llt.UOM.ixi iilates , quiet , sales on 'chance i cars at 119 101 I3.M , M ions tin. delivery Friday. 116.10. ZS torn UctoWr tin 115.70 ; 9(1 ( tons Seftvmber tin. Jli-W U tons D < c uiU.r tin , I IS. 10 j 18 too * February tin J1S70 10 I7ni Murch tin II&70 , lonii April tin , t1 < * o. 1 ( /r Derrmbrr prielter MM HI'lil.T/lt-Slondy. domestlP. fulfil M , unles ( > u 'chnucf 21 Inn * tin , to nmve 11190. 33 Inn * Keiitrnibrr Un , li02'J. 2j toni Ortobcr Un , | U 73 , and 22 ton * NnvmlMT tin 11' 73 COTTON IJK oil -simiue : nrlnic crude. numlnnl , off ciudf JMWc jellow. butler crnd . 3IOnc tlintce summer Ji-llnw , "f * pi linn jt-llow , 3IH < (36c , | ( Mow HIT Krt > de < 3ICBci prime while , JSc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OMAHA ( .1HM.1I.U , M\HUitS. L'urlillllon "if Tride nut Quala'tuni 01 Ntiijile null 1'iinci PrnilucD. Tlio tnarket on counlrj pruilucp wan nlmut Klf > nd ) ' . except In the rase ol < * gg > and poultry , which me motet flrmT. IIt"riin-l'iol.ln : < r sti.lt. lie , fulr In ( fowl country. UOlTx- , choice to fancy , 17fi18e ffitli- eieil ereamerj. ITifSloi seniralor crc.mieiy , "Sc. inIS-l : > er dor ISfflCc. I.IVB I'Ollt.THV-Olil hrn . 6' ' B6o roe lers c , fjirlnff clilckrnn , Sc , dikks , : { | Cc. hen > s. IflSc. sijtitilcrt. SITOe ; old Rfe'p < i OAMU Prnlile clilcHeni. younir , per tloz. tl'S prnlilp clikKinx , old per do : , nkl , pei il SE , 52i > ifa2i'i. iluckn. blue wing lent , IIT ilru . tl Vnll.'j ; ducks , jrreon nlnK tenl. per ilnz II 2uftl CO ; iluclm xed , pei < \ < , t , II'0 fll K ViAir-Choice fill nml MI.all veals mo ijuoteil al M15)4r ) , ronrnml ; liiT" " , M4c ( 'IIlisiVI : : con8'n full iiinm , new nmke , 1 ! i 12'c ' ; Kebrarkn mid low ft. full mam I1r ; Nelnapka nml IUUH tart rklmH , & < . , l.lmbuiKei. No I , lie. bilik. No.'l , lie , Swlfs No. I W ? 15c HAY P.ilr demand. Roo.1 supply. I'plaud liny. t9 ; ml llnn < l H V ) , biwlaml , IS ; ijr > tin , tn. C'oloi nnk'.i the pilce on liny. l.lKlit bulei sell 1'ie brut Onl ) top RiuiUr brlnn tip pilces l'lOiONS-Ultl : lilnl , per tloz 500 vncinT.vni.KH. , Mii.NS-l : < d stock , iiatnl. f.'O. r.VNIULOt'PUSHome givvvn. | iir Ooz , JIM Hi 2 ; ( ) IU lli\NH : Ilnni1-pklc < d. nn\y , K > , me dium )2.10i2.r. i-ummon hlp | benn , Jl 73 fl I > . ONIONS On nnlpre IMCJo per bu CAIllUOi-lln : oidprs , Se OILIIIi'ir ( i iz 3i i40i- . smrr POTATOI : IM ib , si , Jirsey. r. < > pel bbl. mrn.s A slinje cnr of pens Inehikd nil Hie nffpi- IIIRS nl tinHilt inictlun } tslcidaj. llaitlctt C'ais me li milling siaicc and the nmiket H firmer. AI'PIis-Hn.d : stiKk. per Mil. , $ ! MQ2S. III.ACI ; it.vsi niituii : None it no itAspiuuitiis Non < - PiAl'IIis : Cdlfoinla H 2 * , , clInKs. 51 I'l.I'MS-C-nllfornln. * l 2" , | ' | : INIM tl 21 : llunicnrlnu prunes , SI SHfl 40. I'KAKH-liiitlelts , Jl 7J6J.ii ] ; other varletlis. 11 I0 1 5rt. AI UU ois C.illfoirili , none. t'lllIUISIi : tnllfoinla nrnc CJH.\l'iH : 4.VncnnK 1" IU Ikiskelj. 21c ; Cul- Ifoinlu Tuknr. * l " "ther v.utellt" , it THOI'ICAL I'llL'llH. ll.VNAVA Choice ctrik. H 7.'i2 ' 2" per bunch I.I3MONS 1'nncy Ilodl , 10 S ) ; funcy Jl "slnj , " FIt1 < ? runty per Ib , 15c IIONIIY 'nllf jrnla lie. dark honey. I081c MAI'I.i : SVHIIP CJiillon CHIIS per doz. . J1J NUTh Alinirnds. l' . l"c : Knalls1 ! Tvalnuts , 10j ? 12e. Illbert" . li ; llrnzll nuts lOc ' -mint-Pure Juice p r bbl . 10 : half bbl J1.21. 1IIIiS No 1 Krem hide1" , 3'Jc : No 2 preen hidZVic , No. 1 isreen saltrO hides , le , No. 2 Kipen salted hides 3c , No I sreen salted hides 25 to 40 lla. , Ic : No J Rreen salted hides. 23 to 40 lli. Be ; No. 1 venl elf 8 to IS Its 7o , No. 2 venl calf , 8 lo IB Its , 5c ; No I dry Hint hides. e. Nn. 2 diy Hint h'des ' , 4c , No 1 dry salted hides Be , part cured hides lie per Ib less than fullv cuied. * flUnui' Pir.TS-lren snltPd , each , Kre > ii salteil Fhcarllngs ( sliorl vvtMitetl eully eath"l01TiMe drj' FliearlliiRS ( short vvnoln ] earlv skins ) . No 3 , meli. Sffloc thy nhenrllriKs ( nhorl uookd caily skins ) , N < > 1 , each , f > c ; dr > Hint Kan-w * und Nebm kn butt her wool pelts , per Hi , atlunl vvdelit. DiffSe ; drs flint Kansas nnd Nebra ka nnirrnlii wool i > elln | ui Ib , nttunl wdKht , W'ic , diy flint I'olonido butclnr v\ool pclt , per Hi , actual ttelshl. < 5TC'ie. drs Hint l" > > lorndo murrain wool pelts , per ll > . iittuil Mckht , 4 iOc , ( nave feet cut off , ns It Is usUe < to p.iv freight 'in them ) . TALLOW AND ( IKKABn Tnllon. No 1 4 0 , tallon. No I , 4e , Kreiise , white A , 4c , Rrensp white II , 3lSc grciiBe , jellow , 3' t ! ; uiose dark , i\v ; old binter. 2 | SV5 ( . . bees\v.ix prime. 1S&3K ! ; villovi , ISONIA Car loli only , prices Inpcd nn delivery nt ChlenK" . < lrv bulliilo , per ton , tlJOOftllW ; dry counlrj , bUached , per Inn , tlOOOWUOO , dry countij , damp und meaty , per ton. U M. 1 UK ( ( n IK ml 3Uirket. 8T I.OL'IS. Sept. IS n OUJt-Qulet , un chnitM d AVIICAT XVni heavy nit d.iy , cl < i'nic Sc off No 2 i d. c.ish , 50'lc ' , K ptcnilier , Wit. ; Duein- IHM. ri'VCiVlV'i ' > ! > ' , W c OOUN-Sold off \\tc. \ No. 2 mKid ranh , 5C Si'pti'inbpr , K c , Decimber nnd Junuui ) , uO'X.c ' , May , rl\e OAF ! Weak , Vie lower No. 2uh. . Sic , Sti- mtx-r. Sl'tc , octnlur , ll'.c ; May Sfct. . UV i : lilRhei , Me for No 2. aih. llAltl.m' gul. t. no aualntlons istabllslud. liltAN Sir. socktd , mtt trnck. 1V.A.V 8Kii : > UlRher , J1.-2) ) , . TIMOlIir HUUI ) I'llmc , K SO. HAY -Dull. wi k , lincluinK'd. Ill'TT int-l'm Inn KI die io < lS-lllBher , ISVSe. MAD J2.W imktd for late EtpUmbcr nnd Oc- .olwr. si nr.Tnn-n mi I'OltN JinAL J..COigi 65. W1I1BKY 1133. i\n TON 1'IUIVISIONS > steuil- . dull Toik , ftiuiilaul iiiKS. j lillnK JI4 SI'l I.uil. prime Minm , SS W ) liolte , IS ifO. Dry Rait meatH , lee e shuilldt. ! ! * OCJi . lonqa nnil rlbH. S795 ; thoitj : , 58 Jt > IttiLon mckiil lioiilderi . f7 7,5i7.87ilongs , { 873 ; libs , 8T5 ? S87'4 : hliorts , J'J Wff't 12H ItUC'llirTa Hour , 5 OH ) Mil * ; Vkhoat. KI.004 > u . rom g ooo bu rxil 35001) bll. HIJIl'MKNTS flour , 8,000 bbls ; v huil. ! , < KK1 bu , coin. J 000 bu ; oat * , ! , ( * . " > bu t.ivnnpoor , . nept. is-v ) teatl > , iltiiiiinil pour. K ( > . 2 led. winter. Is 4d , S'o 2 led t > pllllR , Is 7Hd COIIN- Hull demand poor : new rnlxtd. npot , i , fulurcfl. demand poor Oclobei , Za 3d ; Xo- v embt t 4ft FI.OL'11 Strnily demand poilr ; St. Louis fnnc > winter. 5d 9d 1'IIOVIKIOXH T.ird. firm ; denmnd poor : ppot UK td ) ( fulureji , no demnnil. 1'oik. llrm : deinintl poor , prime mpf . esleina M ; prime nies iieillum , Ks liter , llrm. demand poor , extra Inillu mes . 77H < K ! : prime mcpK. tJCtl. . Hums , i'iiK > , it , ma ml pool ; xhort cut. MM. llicon. linn , lem ind fair , Cumbeilanil cul 4 < , s ; bliort rlb Hi , ilenr , 45 Ibs. , 43s ; lonK nnd short clear , S3 " . , 42s ; BhnulderK Him , 3Sx 'ItlJUSi : I'lnn , tUinind ( air ; nn"tt vlilto arul coloicd Cl HOI'S At London U'odllo coart ) elmd > , de mand moderate ; 11 10- " . A tit ; Markets KANSAS CITY , Pept. IS. WHKAT Quiet , No 2lmnl. _ 47fri7'sc. No .Muuil , 4i > K < ! l7c. No j rLJ , COHN 'W.'c lonir , No. 2 injiul'sj'tc , JCo 2 vvlllte , 63 Vic OA'IS iso lovvri. No. 2 mixed , SO'sfJSI1 ' , No. 2liltc 23c. Ill'TTUK riim ; creamery , KQYv , d.ili > . 1 iar.s-Rte. ir. ie. ItKlMJIPlH Wht-iit. 4S , 00 bu ; co-n , none , outs 2.7110 till MIIIPMKKTS tthent. li.OOO . bu ; coin , none , oals , nune. _ STOCKS AM > 11O.SDS. I'.xtopt In SUK Ianil Dlstllllnjr Sprruliitlon In hitnrlllesVu Hull. Nfi\V YOUIC. Sept. 13. Encepl In Sugar and D'stllllng ' the speculation on the Stock exchange loday was dull , The trailing was confined practically lo the local operators , London being out tl the market entirely. There vva a flrznnees to the dealings In Dis tilling at the opening , the first prices bslng made at an advance of ! 4 per cent on the closing salt of yesterday , but before long the Inside support , which w&a the sustaining In fluence , was withdrawn , designedly , It Is claimed , anil the clock brake 2 % per cent , to 13 , shortly otter 11 o'clock , Thu selling- was very heavy , and on the decline stop loss orders were met which Increased the volume of business , Nothing marc favorable to the etock was developed beyuntl the effort to ob tain the payment cf disputed rebates , set on foot by the holders of these claims , and a vague report , which was subssquently denied , that at a meeting held at ,1'eorla Monday Rom ? action was taken which , In- view of the report ot a probable receivership , might be Important. A recovery of % per cent wan made during the afternton on sales to cover short contracts , of which % per cent had been lost at the close , making a decline elli li ! per cent on the day. Yesterdays decision In the patent suit In which the General Elec tric suffered defeat brought out coma long stock of the company and Induced homo short selling , which sent the shares donn 2 pei cent during the mcrnlng , Eurlug the after noon ofllclal explanations were made nf the effect ot the decision which Is to leave Gen eral Electric In the sanio opposition tovvarO Its competitors , the court holding that the c mpanles now using the patent could bo re strained from continuing to ute It. A rail ) ot % per cent took place cm this statement of which Vi per cent VVIB lost In the dual trading , making the decline from jesterda ) \Vt per cent The grang r shares madf sllghl advances In tlio early dealings , but becam heavy subsequently on eaten by bear traders closing IVfi per cent lower for Northwestern % per c > nt lower i r St. I'aul and Burlington and % per cent for Hock Island. The general market grew weak as ( ho day advanced anil closed heavy at decl'nes ranging from J4 t < Hi per cent. Some ot tlie more actlvf shares recorded advances on the day , Inclutl tug Minneapolis & St. Lou la preferred and Edison Electric cf New York \ % per cm and CODS lldated Gas % per cent. An eaatei tone generally pervaded the dealings la thi 'bond mnrket throughout the day , and a moder ate volume of busirifss wan done and prices generally recorded a decline Western Union debentures 7s and VValxish debentures , series D , are oft SH per ctnt ; Wabaih 2nds 2 per cent ; Cincinnati , Dayton A Ironton 6s , 2V& & per ctut ; Darlington , Denver dlvls'on ' , 4s , Hi per cent : Houston & Texas Central consoli dated Ga Ant ] Utlca A tllnck lllver Is , 1 per rent. Advonres Ohio St. Mississippi consol- WeUd 7s , SI Louis & San Pranclsco , 1 per ffllt.Zr If * - * * /S * < Tha Evening Post says' Outside of two shares , declines , nothing of Interest developed lu the market. The gatieral tendency was tonartl fractional declines , but these were mainly trivial. St. Paul's declaration of the usual.dividend had no especial Influence , as was expected , The Evening Post's special financial cable gram from London Is as follows : The Bank ot Kngland's ' resem Is up 236,000 , , to over 31,000.000. Coin and bullion Increased C4CC,000 , to n9,8GOr,20. Gold returned from the provinces , which Indicates n stagnant trade for this tlmo of year. The summary for tin weekICV,00 ( ) came from Australia. 13,000 were American coin bought1125,000 ' went out to Egypt ' ' "d 28,000 lo Scnndlnavln. The liabilities of the Baring estate have been reduced by 1,756,000 to 2,481,955. This IB especially satisfactory boca - ca e the largo deals In securities recently cabled occurred since the making up ot the statement. There Is nn apparent surplus on the estate of 007,000. The settlement In the stock markets was ens ty concluded , nlth distinct signs ot the public absorbing stccks Thcro was today a further general rise , ex cept In American railroads , which were com paratively neglected , but had rather a firm tone. Thu following were the closing quotations on Ihe leading stocks ot the New York ex change today The ti > tal Mies nf p locks today uere 191,037 inrts. Including : SiiRnr , 47.jifl ) , lluillnRtnn 1Z.- IX ) . ll tlllnK nnd Cntlir IVetlen lt > SO ) , I.IIIIB- | Illt ! & Nashville r > ,701 ; North eptern 1701 , U-ildlllK 10 200. II ti V , ' I' . , b CW SI. Taul 3i > 0. otilhtrn ralliotd. picfentd , J,9 , \Vei > t- rn Union , 5.3X ) . New York Money Jlurhtt. JflTvV YOIIK , Sept. K MONCY ON CAM. liijat 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed , IMtlJUj"'MnnCANTILR I'Al'iu--30'i per , nl hTCULINO nXCHANOn rirmer , Hllh nclual > u lne i In bmkirV bills nt Jl S604 8C'4 foi de- nanil and at H83J/ISVJ for nlxt > dn > fl ini led at ox. tl R'lV.ffl So and 3I.S7 , comnicrtlal bill ? , ' . bia. SILVKK i'nitTiricATns-cj\t. ( : OVUUNMINT IIONDS ririn. smic bomU , Ltih I Ititlliond bondu , ntnk Closjng quolatlon * ! on bomH v > eie as folloivti : Porrlgu Hank Sl.iuuiuMit. LONDON , Stpt 13 The weekly statement o the IlinX of Knglnml , iKetieil toili > Mbm\s Hi- - follow In ? clinnKCs , ns compjrttt with ihe jire lee ncrount Tot.il leseive. IIKU-IIPO , 23(1,000 ( , ilrcu litluiw , i creane fl a. l ) ) , bullion , IncririKe. 116. t3 , other tfCUillleH , Ineteutte , 140000 , other tie IKmltK Inert-lire C5"Stx)3 , public ileiioaltK. tie critise , E4IJ.OU ) , note * , reeeive , Incirnrv , 17.1,000 troidlimctil cecurllles , tleire.n e. . ' 00 OOi ) The im IPOIHon of the Hunk of Knclan < l' re sen 11 In UnMllty IH 71) 51 pur cent I'AltIS , Hept. 13. Hie nitkl ) glntcmcnt of tlv Hunk ol rranee , iMtued toilny , show * the follow \m \ iliiilisfi : NoleH In circulation , Inert line 1,253,00)1 : InxlbUiy a < couiil . Incieniu , 1SXICOO ( Kolil In liniiil. ileiiiMxe. I..iKKK : lillls illrcnunteO Incii-iiHe. 15,375iXOf ) ; llvei In ImnJ. decrease 5,3WO,030r Fin inclitt Nuloi , LON15ON , Pi pi. 13 Bar Bllvei tlmcvl , 29 3-1W NK\V OUI.KANH , Sepl. 13 ClenrliiK * . | ili. & 11O = ! TON , Sept. 13. Cleailnsi ) . 13.'JI 1.137 ; Uil iincei ? 1 781,570. IIAl.TlllOUi : . Sept. 13. ClearlnKB , | i , Gi,6l ) ! bulnnren , KV > , VJ . NEW yoniC , Sept. 13 , Cleat Ings. | 77,042. W bulnnie , t5.Ki7.OUO I'AltlH. Si | > t. 13. Tluee per cent unlen , 101 COo Toi the nicounl , i'nii.\iii.rniA. ept. 11 cieaiines 5io. 83. l l , taluners , 11,7:0,174 IXN1 OX , Kept. II. Thn flank nf KnulimV rule or dlMt'unt U tiinliniiKPJ ul 2 | > tr ifiil. MCMl'IUH. S-pl 13. New York exehani-'f f til I us at 11.50. Uturlngs , 1218,034 , Uiltnce * 170,87 i. K\N PIIANl'ISrO. heiu. 13 Diuftn , 'tlil : 12i.it. ItliKiiphlf , 15f Mlver bam , Cttfl' ' > 3J4i M < 3.1am Uollam , S3K < S'5lc. HT. r.Ot'IH ' , Bepl 13 I'lMrlnns , J39M,0.0 , KO mire * . JS18.lt ! . Money , quiet , t > lf7 ir i cent UxtlnijiKe n Ktvt York , 4"c illecount , I.ON1XN , Sept. U.-Ool.l la < ) uotl Ifdny a llueiioa Ayrea at"J ; MnJrl.l , 1850 , I.tBbon , B ) SC St. J'eier burj. W , Atheim. 77 ; Home , 1W.7.1 Vienna 103. NEW YOHK. Rtpl. ll-Th Rl. Paul llnllwn company illreeton lm\e tleilan-J Uirtr rrKiila ffinl annual illvlJrnd at S'4 ' pel cent un the ] ir < ferirtl and S | > rr cent on comrion mock. OIIU'ACO. Sept. 13-ClcorlllK" . IIS J .OO Money , ( U31i per rent on cull. Mi6 per cent u time. New York exchange , too discount. I'oi elgn rxchonet * . irenk. Uteri IIIK exchange , con mercIaJ , OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKETS \ Receipts for Ida -DA/ Show a Decided In crease Ovc'r'Mto ' Experience. NO GOOD BEEF STEERS WERE ON SA E l GrnMcrii In Wen of Nntlvn Com- feds-Ntotkcrs JHni In lAronff Do- jiiand Ilogn Wrukun n hluule in J'rlcis THURSDAY , Sept. 13. The receipts today were 2,316 cattle , 8,259 , hogs and 2,571 sheep , as against 2CSC cattle , 6,828 hogs niul 187 sheep yesterday , ami 2,440 cattle , 6,137 hogs and 325 alieep on ( ho corresponding day of last week. CATTLE There was something ever 80 fresh toads of catlle In the yards , but out of the whclo number received there were very few good beef steers , or. In fuct , beef sleers of miy kind A buyer remarked that U was n little discouraging trying to keep packing houses going when there wore so few beef steers to be had. One little Imncli of western range steers brought $4.25 The market en steers was strong , vvlth a Aery fair demand. The ofTer.ngs of desirable cows and mixed stock were not large , while there was a goad , active demand. The market on any thing desirable In the way of cows or heifers was n little stronger There was about thp usual supply of stack ers and feeders In the yards , vvlth llgHl stoclc cattle In the majority The demand was gcotl , there being a number of buyers In from the country In addition to tlie local specula tors. The feeling In tlie market for this kind of cattle Is very strong , and sellers gen erally were able to get a little better prices for their holdings. Hepresentatlve sales : 1 . 1S40 $3 noNe No Av. IT. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1240 $3 IK ) 4. . 1103 ( .1 IS 1 . IC-M H 21 " 112 3 DO . 1178 3 15 ! ) . .113 3 CO 10T3 S 00 cows KM 1 00 . Ml 1 73 1 HO 2 10 7:0 i no . . SiO-1 1 71 2 MO 2 10 S11 1 20 I. . . 9SO 1 71 3 .1CSO 2 10 SCO 1 25 I . . ! 0 1 75 3N I07l > 2 10 0 % 1 23 1 . . 910 I 71 N fl ! 2 10 835 1 M 1 . . MO 1 73 4 907 2 10 1030 1 40 I . . 000 I SI 14 932 10 818 1 40 1 . MIC 1 81 1 1000 2 10 .810 1 40 32 . . 6S6 1 ( ,3 , 1II . i.'l : 10 SCO 1 CO I .MO 1 S3 8 777 2 IS . OfO 1 CO 14 . . M7 1 83 1 lilO 2 15 . WO 1 CO 1 . 1100 1 R5 > 1030 2 15 . D03 1 CO 4 Wt 1 DO 22 ! on 215 . 7SO 1 CO 27 730 I 9 1063 2 V ) . 'Mi 1 50 27I 1MO I 93 r.i. 900 2 20 . 877 I K 1 1110 2 00 i. SM 2 20 1li i.n .710 1 GO li . 986 2 00 i.r ' 1021 2 I'O 'JZO I CO " . T22 i 00 r , . 733 20 SSI 1 CO ? . 90 2 00 r . 941 20 7T9 I CO . 910 2 0) 3 813 21 . 1010 I C3 1 . 1150 2 00 1..I210 21M iioo i r ; 1 . SSO 2 00 7 .10-28 30 s i cr 12 . 583 S 00 11 798 . two i cs 7 . 837 2 01 14 . . 071 . $3 i M 1 . . 970 2 05 14t . 6TO 891 1 CT 13 . . 7 S i 03 51 . 882 33 IM ] 70 r . . 4 IK 1 .1070 2 10 770 1 70 17 . WS 2 10 3 . . 8-KI 2 SO Kt 1 70 1 . .1070 2 10 .1000 2 50 7CO 1 75 1 . . 'WJ 2 10 i : .1012 2 70 TC 1 7 > L . . E1C J 10 2..1085 2 80 1063 1 75 I . . D30 1 00 2-j . cno i r.j . M2 1 70 1 . 470 1 21 14 . . . C37 1 KJ . 715 1 73 I . . 4SO 1 3.1 3 , . . , C < 3 1 5.1 3. . ' ,03 I 75 I . . Dfll ) II ) li b27 175 J . . IK , 1 13 3 ; ! ; ; * 'u i CD 3. . IMS I 7 > 1 . . -1J' ) I CO 11 i. . C7 1 1,3 r. . . .104 1 BD 1 . . . 430 1 V ) 1,6ft 1 61 i. . ! lhO I 85 3 . . . 400 i : t } 2. . . 5.L3 i c.- i.b. . . STiG 1 91 . 311 1 CO * " < , " > $ 1 70 . 7CO 1 91 1 . rsx ) i M 1 M' ) 1 70 ; , ; 5 IX ) 1. . . 'CO 1 CO 2o.i'l'5S ' ' ! 1 70 941 2 21 CAI/VMS. . 27fi 1 S3 5. . -Vfh 2 10 1 200 3 25 . . 1C- , 1 71 1 . 230 1 21 . ! . UK ) 3 2 ? . . 230 1 CO Jg ] i 10 I. . 10) 3 2i . . 110 1 75 4 3H1 2 : u I.J I.I. 245 3 25 . . 2M 1 71 4U. . 120 2 50 I. . 217 3 .14 . . 213 200 2 , . 1..0 2 CO 1 110 3 M . . flM i 1(0 ( ICO 3 IK ) 1 I'll 3 75 . . ! M 2 10 2 . S > ) T DO un s 75 . . iv3 2 10 l i . Ui ) . 115 4 23 I IHH.T.H. 1 . 11JO I 33 2. IIIM 110 i . .run i w 2 . . 9SO 1 31 1 ' .i.lll ID 8 . .110. ! 1 70 i . DOO i 10 1 . .1100 1 CO ' 8 . ,13 ) 1 70 6 . 1233 ! 40 L.r.UCO I CO H 1126 1 70 1 . 1I2 < ) I 4U 2 . JIIO.,1 ! > 0 6 . 150 I ) 2 . 1111 I SO : . . .ion i co i . .i3io 2 w i toso i co ] . . 103D 1 GO 1 . .1410 2 < X > 1 1000 1 ol ) 1. . . 144) ) 1 CO 1. .1090 2 23 1 1030 5. ) 1 . . 960 1 00 > . .14UO 2 25 1 13CO 1 CO 1. . l-'k ) 1 W OXEN. 1671) 2 M STAGS. . C20 1 21 hrocKins AND rnEnnns 1. , , . 740 1 00 14 , 4fJ 2 30 4 . . 347 2 45 14t 1. , , . S70 1 SO t , bOO 2 31 1 . . tSO 2 (0 . , . IU 1 85 5 , C72 2 25 7 . .511 2 M , . 380 1 90 5U . 743 i 33 1 . . B'JO 2 f.O ? ! . ! . . 652 200 16 ,333 , i 31 1 . .1450 2 SO i. . 730 2 00 14 , 750 2 35 3 . .613 2 W ) i.i. i. .170 2 00 15 705 2 35 21 . SG6 2 CO 8 . . 733 2 15 7 , 747 2 40 10 K.-.5 2 50 I . , . 775 i 15 11 , C17 2 10 i : 23 Wo i 15 u : > 2 40 13 i > 23 2 : o 18 . 771 2 1 } 4 711 J 40 20 SOS 2 50 I , ' ' 27 734 2 40 19 S07 2 CO 20 ; . . tSU i . ! 3 793 2 40 9 SGI 2 50 i. 10SO 2 25 COO 2 40 10 > 36 2 61 3 esi 2 21. Cl'O 2 40 18 1013 2 6i 2 t 863 2 21 3 l > 26 2 40 10 1040 2 65 3U. 1. 750 2 a U. S4b i 40 91 , 82 ! 2 70 4S. . 371 2 25 U.J. . < ; ; j 40 21.i . .102.1 2 71 S. 717 2 25 1. JCJ i 40 : i ; . . 1001 2 73 > 533 2 25 1.2.J. . 840 I 40 . 8W > 2 90 II 21. 774 . ' 40 o . 3811 2 90 17. 741 2 30 4. 005 i 40 11 ! . 9-M 3 15 23. CJ3 2 JO 684 2. 45 21. . . 1117 3 23 WESTCHN CATTLU. No Av Pr. No Av. Pr. 2 bulls. 1220 ? 1 CO 6 bulls 1012 | 1 CO 117& 1 I IWYOMING WYOMING C. L. VllKtHT. I stdK . . .010 200 11 conn 922 211 10 rcttlera. . WU J 0 40 Hteern ! , ! J 25 Oia Hule } . 161 PleriB . . 1130 153 1 LOW 10GO 200 12 fous . . i 80v 2 5 SOUTH DAKOTA. 7COHS 10M 263 18 Btrcrs 1083 3 10 J II. 1 hull 1310 1 M 2 CCHXB . . . . 1000 1 75 S bulls. . . .1730 1 2U cows 8S 2 23 20 sKvrs 1009 3 15 15IDAHO. IDAHO. John Moiley 1 liull 1GCO 1 10 3 bulls . . 1500 1 fO 2 ; cows. . . . Ul. 2 M ) 9 < -IJ K . IOCS 2 50 10 cows . 1022 J 50 k xlecis 10J3 3 SJ 11 teerH. . . 1211 I 2 % C. ' Meua l..t ) 4 2 } HOGS There were a few more hogs In the yards than jestcrday , there being- over ninety fresh loads. The market opened with the buyers bidding lower on the common hogs. In many cases they succeeded In get ting a concession from yesterday's prices on the common liogs , but the better grades did not thaw much change from ye&teiday The buyers generally were figuring their drovej as costing : a simile lesa than yester day The market aa u whole was uneven and there was a wide divergence In opinion among sellers. Representative sales : No. 63 . , 117. SI . . ' J . , Jl . . 20. . . 21 . , ol . . 1. . so. 78. 11 41. . 73. . 88 . 72. . 74 . 64. . . : . 79 . . 71 . M 67 . . 91 . . ' SO . 71 . . W. . . 78. . . XI . 71. . . 78 . . 71. . s ! " 1. . 1. . 1. . 'B. . T ! 43 SHKKr The receipts of sheep were the largest that they huve been In tome days. Fair to good natives are quotable at 12 2SQ ) 300 ; fair to good westerns , J2 0002 85 ; com mon and stock sheep , 11.7502.20 ; good lo choice 40 to 100-lb , lamba , ? 2.50@-I.OO. Hep- rcsenUtlvo eaten : No. AV Pr. 177 MfXlcim > f rllnipj . 73 13 4 > ) Jbl Mexican jearlliiKl . 'J 2 40 Mt Sicilian > earllniii , . , . , . 74 Z40 US native mlxeil . , . tt 2 ) 43 nutlve ImnbM . , . (9 113 IK nallvB weUiem . , . . s 210 Iteielptt ami I Ilk pout I Ion or Stock , ORlclM receipts and disposition ot stock ai ihowa by the book * of tlio Unloa Stoclc Yara ompnny for the twenty- four riovirs ending fit J oilock p. m , September 11. 1KM _ rntlle . fit t I K . . . . . . , . 14 ! ZJ9 B' ' P . 14 1,571 lorses nnd imilt > . . . I la DISPOSITION. nuvcra Cattle.llnt- > mnli PflckltiR romp-iny . . . . . . Kt 1. 11 ] lnniinon < 1 conipnn- . . . . . . 4W 1 161 W Swlfi nni | ninipnnx . 210 l.sr I ( ftl Milnliv rucking company . Ml 1,116 t3 Morrell . . . . . . . 95 nrnl . ! , u . t. Ilrtker .5 Dtgen . 565 . . U. Carry . . . 47 . oliinnn . 37 . .ee llotlisclillil . . . 70 . j. lleckcr . . . , . U . ilor e . . . . . . . . . , 18 ' . Itoth . Ho thlppers and hitlers . < . , . IJ . . LeU over. . , , . ! > 00 IK ' Totals . . 2,331 CHICAGO MM : STOUIC. Cat tin Mnrket M'ui Qulot anil tlin Ilotimixt WlH l.llllltlMl. CHICAGO , Pool , 13. The entile ninrchl Yum quiet today Th drop In receipts scnnely checked tlie. detllnliiK tomlemy at prices devel oped ) iRtertny. ! The tie t Brnilis were quoted at frum $6 ti 1C. 13. It took somellilnt ; ixieptlonnlly Kiml to brine rnnru than $390 , nnd there weie nnly ocntleilnc pal on at a IIRI | | a HKIIIC. I'rvm Jl 75 lo JSfJ ) tiK > k the tiulk of the nitlUe teer * nnd from $1.73 tu liW bought must of the co\\j > , iHfera and bull" . There vins comparative ntcaillnepd In Ihp IIOR mnrketVlille Ihi'tf wn Home unrMiinim In irlces , there VMIH no < iuotnble ilnncp. toinnion o liont benvy grades twins salable nl from } S o to 75 nnd lonnnon ID pilme Unlit rmmlim from B 7" > to Jf 40 Very few < if llio otrerln liinl lh < i quality tn bring mure tlmn $0 M ) nnd the bulk * oM IK low JO. ID HccclptH err Iec limn ix- peeled nnd the quality wns puor There VMie nviny mlis below $5 53 nnd some lit from t-1M tn 4 CO , little | IR | KolllnR at them * lljrures. Quml hogB TM-IC vnnUd , but it "as ui hill vvoik to dispose oC low Kintlvs. The nheep niul Inmb miirketn were In a Rtute of collnpsp. VVIIhln the past llitit' ilnjB p line- Mn % like W , < XK ) he-nil Imvt bcon dump-Mi Into Die nnlfl. nnd an unp-lralf of Hint number vvuulil lave nce < ? iliil the demand , the bujers had It nil heir imnui > They v\ere unullllnfr to pny more tlmn from $1 to $3 50 for the choKevt . lK'ci ] nnd It vuis illlllcult ( o call uut 11 t > l < 1 of an nucli nn 11 for ( injtlilllK but l.inibx. DIP bulk of the she < | i cold Iwlow $290 nnd from M ! \ to 3.75 ere the preMilllnR ( irloea for tnml ) . It VHA u ( ouch mnrket all the uiiy throiiRh nnd at the clew there \ \ is enouKh * loiK In Hi- pent o meet nil the detimndB foi the it'inulndT uf he week. HPCI Ipts Cattle , IS 000 hefld ; cnUen , 9 > 00 livftil ; IOKH. I .OM brad nheep , 12,00) bend ihe n\enln7 } Jouinnl icpoili * lion1 * Iltcelpts , 19.000 lieiul , nlllelal jepteidny , f.73S heid , uhlpmenta , S.OM lie.nl. left mir , 0.0 head , quality not m Rood : mink , t nctl\e md better Rrndes llrm and i < lltlill > hlKher , utherR B Keeelptn , 1" 000 head ; demand rntlii-r luht mniket dull nnd I'lfcos n shade louer. SI1UE11 Itecplpts. 12,003 heid ; surlily In txiet-s of demand , juices 5-fjlOc lontr Uaiinii ; City ljlt Stock .A KANSAS C1TV Kept n CATrL.ll llecelrte. f.SalieaiV nhlpnienli > , 3 WJ hind , mniket enk to lOc lower , Texns Btcein , $2" C3.2S , beef Meirs 2.Wj ! .2j , nn l\c cows , $1 Kill 10 ; stock- 01 B nnd defetrs. il 'J B3 75 HCHIS-Hecelpti , 6 COO bond ; ahlpm nls , 100 lead ; market \veak to lOc Urn or ; bulk of H.iU . J" > ro < S6ur > : heavliK. ISWIiC'Ji ) ; iiul < .rs. Kt'l'ti ' C ID , , nil Mil , SS.W'oCOS , HclltS JJ75QJIO , pls , fl OOflf , GO HHii : Iteeilpts , 3i > ) hind sblpmrnts , 1 GOO held ; markpt Flow , good lo choice iint\es ( I2.CO il3.20 ; K' l to choice westerns K St. lonl l.lvo Mock Miirhet. ST LOUIS S pt 13-CATTLC-llecelrts 3 3dO fiead , BhlpmeiilB , 3.100 bend , market steady , na- llve steers I X ) Its aveinKe , J3.73 , co s nnd lielfeis. J2.10JT2 60 , Texas stiers , ] , OiW to 1,1H ( ) Ibs. JX3ft315 , cows $2cwa210 JIOOS Iticelpt * . 4 CO ) In nd , Hhlpinento , l.SOO liend , nuiket ntendy , cholcu luu\i , $ o i" , fall liy Rood IlKhtii IBOOtfCSO , plea nnd common light , 3.7rfi : > RS MH13ii' Ilecelpts 1,200 hind , elilpmente SW lioad , mnrket r fT10c loucr , but fa rly actlle , nathe mixed , J2 7003 00 limbs J3.MB3.70 Muck 111 1 if ; lit. flecord of receipts nt the four principal mar kets for 'Ihursdaj , Beplembei 13 , 18J4 : Cattle. Hoc Sheep South Omnha . 2J1C 8 2S9 2571 flllniro . 15000 19 OiW 1JOOO KaiiKiis City . B"00 6 003 3 I1 JO M. J-ouls . 3 303 l.UIJ 1 2M Totuls . 26,916 33,450 16,971 Cuffuu Alurl < tt , Ni\v vonit. Sept 13. corrci : Options opened stcnrtj nt fifflo points decline , sold oft fuilliei on local Bell n ? , leallzliiR li > It lilmore people nnd on the llrazlll in < .xi.li.inRe advnneu nid clofeil steady ixt H'20 points iclln Sale- , 4riW ) bitK * . Includlns. htitcmber. } U3i ) , Oeto- lir t12.UiUl2.70 , November , } I2 1" , Deoemlier , liCj , March , $11 SUffll.W , Mu > , 411 I.'rfll.Sa. pot roff < p , Hlo lower. No 7 , $15 W. Mild , quiet Coulma. tlDOOl < i j3 gnles , S COO buRb Klo I-IKJ ! at 115 M fur No. 7 nnd $14 uO for No S , late jt'flcnliy. 2800 bags HoNo. . 7 , 10 points , nt Jl"il2Vi.areliouse dell\erlea fiom N'tw York esnla > , 11,501 busfl. New York Block lo- fln > 185 014 bags , United Plates ptocli 231,272 biK * ullfMt for the United Slritee , 2T1) DX ) bis ( , toinl viable for llio I'nllcil Blatea , 4U3.JT2 bags , HRnlnsi 2o < ! , i93 biiRB last } i.ir. SANTOH , Hept 33 Weak lit 400 les [ decline , txxl aveiasi ! biutos , $1440 ; lectlptn , 2J 000 bigs , BtticU , 330 OO ] bns HAMllUItO , Sept 13. AYiak ; pik.e'4 | ift er. HAVnn Sept. 13 Opened baiely rteadj lit ( ff'if decline , at 12 m. , unclnnted from opcn- IIIR closed plead ) . total Mk'f 11 000 b.igs KIO Hi : JANiiliO , Sept. 1Je.ik : No. 7 llio. 714.30 , exchange , 10 7-1M , xck-lplp. 14,000 KIRH , cleiiKil for thu United Slalrs. 4000nsr , elemtd foi IZuiope 1W > b.ign , slock. JTS , "J bugs. _ .MIilliiMlpolU Wheat llurkct. MINNIJM'OMS , Sept 13 - Wlient a\tragnl \ \ i trd y foi both cnsh nnd futuies.rlhe early market vnt < sttad > at Hbuut the O < Hlni of the piicedlns Jn ) , but Inttr declined IjC In B5inpalli > with prkes nt other places Tie local feillma etronR oulnir to the actUe demands of lucal tu'lla and local elevator umi- panles Mho n.inlfd male than tnme In iilthouch arrhaln uerc JRt.d-W bu , uith sli pmcntB of only 2.1 1(81 ( bu. The bulk of the flesh anUuls Hold early and brought r,7o at the mills and swlttheil lo ele aloiH Liter the felt sal < s of cnra that cnme in after tiie diop nuld fiom lower , closlnir prices being : S pUmber , Deeember. 5Giic ; Jlll , flS'jC C.isli whe.it cm triuk No 1 li.i d , 57'sc , Xo. 1 northtrn CfcHe ; No 2 notthein , 5c. Old wheit s ld Hbo nboMt new " \\hlle ircelptn niu full , tlics ale less In the count iy than had been looked tor , with slKiis of fnlllnff olT In the near future. The Hour market was etendy I'alcms t12 © J45 , bakirs , $2 ( } ? i22 < ) production , 3'J.OOf bbls ; bhip- iiion ts , K.Xi Mil ? Cottuii .MulUct. NEW Oltl-HANS , Sept. 11 COTTOX Stead j , sales , 1..VHI bales. In nil hi. KM Iml.s ; recelpla , l.S.tS balen , exports coiiHtulse , 4.038 bales. Block , 27,113 bil < ! > . Kutur-s qiilit nnd sUady F.I Its 321)0 ) Mica. Septemli r , 1332 bll ; October $1.31 < ( ( . 32 ; No\vmber , $ G JtftO 40. DeetmS/ , $0 4CW 47 Jnnuni ) $ CSI052 | , 1'cbiuaij , SO Mii& , 07 , Mnreh , Jce2e < .G3. Apt II , JO 01 > fii.0'J ) : Muy , ? S 74 JI075 ; June. JCSO(6Cbl. ( Jul ) . tbSfcgbi- ST LOL'IH , 8tpt 13 COriOS Slea l > ; ml < l ding 6 S-lbc , tiilen. CO lalts ; BiliunLntu , > W bales ; Block , D.SOO bnlew NUU OKUUANS , Sept 13. COTI ON Stend ) , | o\v mlddlltiK. > 3-lGc , K < od oidlnul > C 15-lCc ; nt receipts 1,416 bales , fros.i , 1.VJS bales , ex- IHirlB , coaslulse , 4.UJS baits ; poke , ! . ! > bales , stock , /7H53 > baleu. SiutunK nt at Import WAB1IINOTON. Sept. U Stallatlcs complle < l by the bureiu of slalletlcs show Hi u diirlm ; August , our expotts of IjivuilHtliffn ainuurilid to $10bfil,32G , UKalnst f22C3V,34S n > ear ngo , und fpr the clR.it months end UK Augunl UlBl lo IbS.- 34S.7I4 , against $129 361,102 for the curuEK > ndlng period of 1893 The provisions exports \\eie August , ! 8J4 , $15SZJ,183 ; August , 18J3. 115 472 3W , elg.it months liSI. $122,737,409 , eight munths , Kit , | lO.4b ! 009. cotton , August , IS'JI S32EJ.149 August , IS93. $3,452.200 , eleicn months cndl" ? August 31 , 1891 1.KS.1IC771 ) , eloII montliH end- IIIK Augutt 31 1693 , $1VH,7SO,14V , mlnernl oils , August , UH $3CUOII. August , 1893 H.OS4 2,5 , eight months. 1831 , $23G1 ! > ,0.0 ' , eltht munths 18JJ , | J7 , < UJ,461 _ LlilriiRU J'rult ( juiitulloiu. CHICAOO , Sept. IS Til e Hail Krult company nold 1KB curs uf CallfoinU fiult nt uuttnri U ln > as follows : Dullett pears. $1 9.J8I.10 . 11 Clalrgc-aus JU1W1 23. Ilaniy , $13' ill 40. flapp's Ku > orll3 , $1 35 , Kelsey Japan plums , I5c , ' 10- kny Krapes , lialt crates , $110014) , Malaga $100 { (103 , MuBinlM , wiak ut kJc.Vcuther col , misty and threnlen'ne ' rain I'orter HITS compan > , OhlinKn. mild tno rnrs llurtlett penrs , 5n5 < j225 , u llardjs $1.0) , Clulr- KcnUH , TI 0" > : IcUnurtll plums , G" > { ( li c , Xokuy KTiipes , lialf nates , Mcjjl 20 , Muscats. l ! > , Uerman prunes , 11.15. Porter linn ) cuinpaliy , Netvoilt , suld one car 11 Hardjs , p-4tn , Jl. Will. S3 , (1 rnmn prunes , bOff'-'Jc Japan p'.ums , t'Jc ' , N ciiols clln peaches , $1 05. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ > eivorlc Dry tlouil * .Murk el. NUW YOItK , Kept 13 In commlsilfin house ilrcles Ibeie was levs flppnrent acthlty tn thu demand > < t mall , teUphonti and li cmplilu ordeiv called for mlrdllaneoua uisoruntnts lo an extent that Indicated a good , If not large , jobblni ; mo > ement In pilces nil o er the coun try. I < ou-prlced Klnghums und prlnled fubiks vire In icood request , but much Uetttr move ment. 1'ilnllnn ilolh * held Him HI 3o bid , but no sales reported , with more business In mid Koodv. The tone ol the market a * much Ktronger throughout , Manchetter elnghami mid 'Hue \\urth domentcit advanced " 4c per y.ud Hucur NI3VV YOIIK , H < pt. 13. SUQAII-Haw nrm and acthu , luilm , M ,9I bugs molusseti iugar , U te > t , nt 2c , 6 , ' > M bags ctntilfutni ! , till teal , at 3 > , c , l.OJH tons Jn\a , llrst at bund > Jluuk , in. tent , ut Stc. Heflmsl. dull. TrUrii Wlii-iit Uu HAN KHAKCJSCO , fiept , 13 Cleared. HS.918 triittils wh lt. "Wheat , quiet , IVcernbcr , l'4c. Muy , W\4c. _ \\ool .Murknt. hT. IXU18 , Sept. 33 \ VOOIQuletj un- cliange > l. _ _ Detective li 1'ollouliiR Iliui. AUSTIN , Tex. , Sept. 13. J. tt. Sutler , who figured lensaUonaJlcb4tt ( line line * as a defaulter to A Mflhoitlat church Iti LHUo Hock , la wanted hero on a charge ot embezzlement Ills short a RC l i\lth IIio Austin IlnlklhiR ami Ixian nssoclntlon , nnil a far as now knonn It | 700 , but l expictcd to rcncli a much hlfilicr ngurp. 31o left here n month KO on a. vacation. Todny n detective started after htm with requisition papers , his whoroaliouts having- ben nscer- tnlutil. Sntlcr'a record Is enUI to be a Ions one , especially In Ark ntts. UI.AHI\GK irjn/TjVTfi.v ii'7/ . Itnjr Tnkrn from Mil ( lunrtllnin but Itn- oo creil In About Two Itouri. THOMPSON. Conn , Sept. 13.-The little village of Tliomp'ontoRn , one mlle south of here , wus excited about 9 o'clock this nioni- I"K by a report that Clnrencu Ward , the 10-ear-old son of Ferdlnaril Word , the ex- binker nnd llimnctcr of Ne York , had been kidnaped form the home oj tils Kiiardlnn , Mr. Frederick Orcen. The news spread r.ipklly and soon the authorities In nil the surrounding towns vert looking for the kid napers. About 8 o'clock this morning while ttio boy \\as playing In the } ard. two men drove up In a busBjnjul called the boy nml asked his name. Wlille he stood at the K.ttc talk ing one of the men got out ot the bunny , and quickly sclzlnc the child put him In the carriage. The' liorso v\ns then vxhlppcd up nnd the kidnapers drove north tow aid Webster , Mass. , Just oor the ftate line Miss Green , who was In the- yard with the > boy , aroused the household , and her father nt once notlllcil tlhe police In all the sur rounding towns by telephone and then started In pursuit. About 10 o'clock n mes sage -was received hero from Webster an nouncing that the men had been arrested there and the boy recovered Ho uos soon nftenvtmls returned to Mr. Green and the men locked up. The boy's father has sev eral limes tried to get possession of the child but without success The boy has made his home vvlth his uncls , Mr CJreen , In ThompMrntown , since the death of his mother , while Ms father was In Sing Slug. Mr. Green was app luted the ljo > 's guardian by the. New York courts , and has charge of the proputy lift to Cl.in-iioe by his mother. Ferdinand Ward , since hla re lease from prison , has made several attempts to gain Ihe custody of the boy through the courts , but bus failed SPRINGFIELD , Mass. , Sept 13. Ex-Dep uty Sheriff Jossph C. Love of Webster UoU n prominent part In regaining possession of the Ward boy , who has been for several years under the care of bis uncle , II. R Green , ot ThompsontoHU , Conn , where he was placed en the death of his mother , Mrs Ward. It Is known that a fortune of about * 50 000 was bequeathed to the boy , or held In trust for him , from the estate uf his mother Ferdi nand Ward has been trying to get possession of the boy. Last night Ward -vvent to Web ster In c in ' with and pan j' an accomplice se cured rooms at the hotel. He took a team , and , with his companion as a driver , went to ThonipsontovMi , Conn , on a prospecting tour. Nothing was accomplished , h.wever , on this trip , and they returned to Webster to pass the night. This morning the man who was with Blr. Ward hired a team again and took a Webster man for n drive. They went again to Thompsontonn , There they found the bay , Clarence Ward , In school with his mates. Ward's ace mpllco Becurrd an Interview with the young fellow uiul told htm Ills fath r was waiting to hive achance to talk with him Either by the boy's contuit or foice he was placed In the carr'age and \\n& laken by the two men from the school In the direction of Webster. Mr.Green the bjy's uncle , started In pursuit. The race to Webster was a close one and Sheriff Lo\e met the two parties not for from town. He allowed the kidnaping party to pass him , but as soon as he learned from the pursuers the nature uf the chase , hent once turned about and joined In the pur suit. In Webster the boy and his captors were found at the Joslyn house , where the team had been put Into , the stables. The boy's captor , whose name Is unknown , had taken him to a room In the hold. Mr. Green attempted to take possession of the boy and take him back home , but the raptor objected and a struggle resulted Sheriff Love , who was waiting In the corridor , heard the sound of the struggle and went at once to the room He demanded of the man who held possession of Clarence Ward -what pa pers he had to show his right lo the- boy The man stated he had none , but that Fer dinand Ward would soon appear with papers showing his right. Sheriff Love at once said that until those papers were produced the boy must remain in possession of his uncle. Green It was found Ferdinand Waid had been consulting a local lawyer and getting out papers ot habeas corpus. When It was found that Mr. Green bad taken the boy across the line Into Connecticut Mr. Ward soon left the place. Where he has gone IH not known. There was no attempt made to arrest him , because the olllcers did not feel sure he had no right to the child , and under the circumstances It would be perhaps hard to prove the crime of nbductlon , ISO.IT ll'ITIl .1 1'11,11'i , , . ! ' ! in Tulie I'Juca of 1'rnitallon "Wo lol uf u Strunsu l.lttlo Craft. NEW YORK , Sept. 13 An exposition has been given In the government ship oft the Dattery of the model of a fin-propelled boat , designed by Mr. Frank Taff of Whitestone , Long Island. Itc proposes to submit It to the naval authorities The model Is fitted vvlth a small vertical engine of three-quar ters Inch stroke , worked by steam , with gasoline- for fuel. There are fish-shaped fins on either side of the hull , Just abaft the amldshlp section , a few Inches apart and midway between the ivnterllno and the keel The thick , or head ends of the fins are fixed In Ihe ends ot the thrust shafts , the web ends ex tending aft. There are two thrust shafts extending across the hull , each shaft having a fin at cither end. The shafts work alternately , counterbal ancing each other and keeping the boat steady. The main surface of the ( in , which Is called the web , Is thinned toward the edge. The thrust of the shafts drives the fins out from the sides of the vessel and forces it ahead. About two minutes alter the gasoline lamp was put under the boiler , twenty pounds of bteam was generated The model was launched and glided out toward midstream , followed by rowboats , which subsequently picked It up. Engineers who witnessed ( hs work of the fins were both amazed and pleated with the performance. The action ol the ( In is such that there Is no dead water and there Is also no drag. The water Is held tight. , Jhere Is no wave or foamy water produced. It Is claimed that a steamer having fins with the same surface as propellers have would make better time under the same expenditure of power applied to the propeller - pellor and that power would be secured from a greatly reduced Initial pressure to the extent that one ton of coal would do the work of four tons or more now used. Win Nothing "VVorHo Than DUrrluni , NI3W YORK , Sept. 13. Six persons who were 111 on board the North German Lloyd steamer Werner from Genoa , August 30 , via * Gibraltar , which reached Quarantine at 9 o'clock on Monday , caused the health ofllcers the steamship and the 1CT first cabin | ias- eci gera much uneasiness. The fears arising from these cases have been allayed. An examination made at Hoffman's Island by Dr. Jenkins has shown the complaint was not cholera as waa at first believed , but was a noncontaglous diarrhoea , llnnlc Kecelvor Under Arrint KINOMAN , Kan. . Sept. 13. F. A Par sons , ex-cashier of the defunct Farmers' and Drovers' bank and at present receiver ap pointed by the federal courts , U under ar rest for receiving deposits after the bank was Insolvent , The bank was ono of tlin Jarvls-Conlilln company and went Into 1'ur- bon's hands as receiver last January. hallori Wen. All Drunk. OBnULIN. O , Sept. 13.Prof. . G. Wright of Oberlln college , who accompanied the Cook Greenland exciirxlon parly , has returned to Ms home In thla city , He t iyn that on the inornlm ; the Miranda Hunk nearly the- entire crrw of snllura were ho intoxicated they bail to be helped from tliu vessel when he went ilovvn. The reef on which the Miranda struck , he says , was plainly marked on the cliuit , Two American ! Killed liy liulUim. NEW YOIIK , Sept. 13 , A spiclal from Mexico saya thai J. M. Switiney , en American citizen and the commercial ag nt In Oaxaca for the Interocennlc railway , and o friend named Hop were ambushed by Indium and killed. DANCER IX UNSOUND MONEY Comptroller Fc1 < elsildrus a thj State BmTjen AsKcution , IMPORTAKC : OF WLLL CONDUCTED BANKS- Tline lintllutlnnp , Mi , SHJ , , CRU Cuito tlio Spcciiliiilto TriiilriKlfH of the IVoplr uiul KIM-P on a hoi III fu UAV CITY , Mich. . Sept. 13. The event ol tlio mom ) dnv s session of the Michigan State ItanKrrs association's annual conven tion wns the nddiess of Hon. Jam. a II. Kikcls , comptroller of ( ho currency , which wns dcllveicd this morning. Cumptrollir IXKols reftrml ntsome length to the farreaohlng importance of the banking business , its commanding position In ttu financial and commercial world , Its necessity to the country nt , the greatest source of busl- ness activity ami to the Judgment ami Integ rity to essential to Us successful tiuniigo- mcnl " .Neva , " he continued , "was tlio Impor tance of the binks so exemplified ns during the dlstiessca of 1M)3 ) The severest strain of the unwise silver legislation of ISt'O ' fill In the first Instance upon the banks of the country , causing depletion ot deposits anJ necessitating reductions of loans and dis counts to meet thu demands upon them. These conditions wi-re eoon relierk-d In Ilia line of commercial stagintloti In blislnr3 and suspension of Industries for the time be ing. Jn depriving the binks of tliur re sources the people took from them tht means heretofore available for purposes of biuln. is. As then , the deadened condition of the banl.s rellectcd the status of our commercial world , so now their Increasing business oaubt ? I ho return of commercial activity "Our country'H ret urn to prospcrl'y p. Ill , In the very order of things , be substantial In character and long continued If the people ple , on the one hand , refrain from undue speculation , and our national legislators , on the other hand , from crjstnlllzlng Into luw the flnnnclal vagaries of those who Oetiiap'l of the government n great volume of ironty without regard to Its Intrinsic or representa tive value. The binke. can In a large me&suro check the speculitUe tendencies of t'.e people ple , and deny to them a credit wiilc'i their enterprises do not warrant It rcits wl h the people to say whether they slmll buffer fiom legislative folly "Unwise financial legislation always In the end falls upon the mass of the people and ! brings upon them the greatest ruin. It may be long deferred , but history of the opera tion of every bad law upon the subject of the currency of the country proves the re sult of the assertion If there bo nny In tills state who doubt the truth of the btatement let them read thp history of the effect of the first financial legislation In Michigan , en acted Immediately upon Its admission to the union Your distinguished citizen and jurist , Judge Cooky , sums It all up In these wordst 'Such were the fruits of the experiment of giving equal and practlcilly unlimited rights In banking to evcrjliody who uant"il a shorter road to wealth than that troiUl"n by labor and Industry. ' The new state , under the bold but Inexperienced guidance ot its youthful governor , disdaining the les&ons of history , had determined to try for itself the experiment uf manufacturing money by the printing press The condition after the ex periment might be compared to a forest after n cyclone , e\er > thing was prostrate and In confusion. One ol Its lessons was that neither real tstate nor anything else Imme diately convertible Into money can support the credit of bank currency. ' I am sure , " said the speaker , In conclu sion , "that the people of Michigan will i ot have to relearn the lesson of moro than fifty " years ago A resolution was adopted thanking Comp troller Hckols and State Danktng Commis sioner Sherwood foi the- wise administration of their offices during last year's panic. Don M Dickinson addressed the convention on "duties ot directors outside those prescribed by written laws" The convention closed tonight with a' banquet. Ar iini nta Continue in the l > tu Cino. SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 13. Arguments In the cjiscs uf Czcta nnd the other refugees from San Salvador were continued In the 1'ntted Kttites illKtrlct tour ! before Judge Morrow today. The coutibol for the government of San Salvador have not yet finished tlielr opening arguments. BOOKS RELATIIG TO MEXICO I'orsiiloliy F. F. 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