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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1894)
6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SEPIHMB15U ID , 189L COHllERCIAl AND FINANCIAL Grain Markets Weio Weak tind Weary the Greater Part oj the Day. DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSED HIGHER Corn Woke t'p from IU Kiirly Ilullnc * * tu Tnuiiril tlio Hugo nnil InKliccI tin llio Illio nllli Wheat. CHICAGO , Sept. 18. The Kr.iln markets wcro weak nnd weary the greater part ot today's tciBlon. but near the end Jumped Into activity and d fed with gains. Wheat was helped by rumors of buying ( or export and In turn helped oats and c.rn. December wheat closed We higher. May corn closed c higher and oats unchanged. Provisions Mu lshed with ellghl advances. Wheat opened at He decline from yester day's closing figures and suffered a further % o decline In a few minutes. It etoppeJ at the latter lulnt and ( or the remainder ot the f renoon ficemed to "have stepped ohtrt , never to go again. " llnslncES during the time refetrcd to was entirely confined to local scalping operations , and very little ot that. Tlie receipts at Chicago , Minneapolis mid Uuluth wire ! )35 ) cars together , com pared with CCS on the corresponding day ot last yeai. C.blcs were unsatlsfact ry. Tlio French estimate ot the wheat crop ci that ccuntry , OH Indicated In n dispatch received from New York was given ai 30,000,000 bu. , or 40,000,000 bu. less than previous estimates. The London Murk I , ne Uxpress character ized the condition of the wheat ciop of the United Kingdom as "wretched. " The At lantic port clearances of wheat and Hour amounted to 417,000 bu. , Including 23.CG3 lm. from New Orleans. The market save symptoms if strength and returning anima tion about linlf an hour from the close. Corn woke up from early dullness to ac tivity nnd was soaring , and reports fiom Dulnth were received about the same time that New York and Daltlmore exporters h.id bought 400,000 bu. there. The buying of about that quantity was stipp s d to 1)3 ) con firmatory of the Uuluth statement , the buyIng - Ing being taken as the lifting of the Diiliitlt people's hedges , The price roao near the end till from fiGVic to 5i ( c wan paid. Thu closing wns at from G8c to [ JS' c , after opening at r > Gc nnd touching &l > % c , The market had a firm undertone on ace uut of the receipts being S3 carloads less than es timated yesteiday. The market became ijulte Btrong an hour from th * > close and contnud ! so du'lng the remainder ot the session. Wheat and corn acted and reacted upon eacb other and the corn slrrtH took ( right ut the advancing wheat market. May r EC to 61'4c , or % c above the lowest dip It made In the forenoon , It closed from C4c to 64Uc , the opening price having been C3l4c. Business In oats was limited. McPherpoti & Co. bought quite a jsod supply of May , 'but aside from that transactions were con fined to local parties and Ecattcicd , May start.d at 3. " > ! c , sold at from 35c tu 3Gc and down to 3 ! > % c. Shortly before the close It sold at SGTflC again , closing at 3f > c. The provision market was quiet and almost featureless all fore.no.M , but woke up v > lien the grain markets began to show llislr after noon strength and al o became strong. Price * were at the top of the day's range as the session was coming to a close. January pnrlc IB up 12 > c , lard lOc and ribs 7 c over the cloning prices of the day before. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles , J Open. | High | Low. | Close Wlit1 at.No. 'J F p r.a bee May ol > 4 OOH Ccrn No. 2. , Kept &IW Oct Dec salt 81 May. . . . . C.-HH Mo. _ ' . . . Fopt 3lli SO' , ( Jet iU > 30U May 33 ! ( , 30 SOW I'crk pel bbl Jan 14 UO U 10 13 05 14 10 Lnrd.lOIHb * Oct , R 85 3 02- ! R ft. . 8 H2V * . Jtin ' 8 IS 8 20 8li , ! tt 1(711 ( Short K'lbit- Oct. 7 07 ! 7 7S 7 05 7 7fl Jan. 1 13 7 S.O 70 Cusll nuotntlims wile ns follows : 1'LOL'll 1'nsj- . WIUIAT No 2 KpilnB. 53 ! 04Uc : Xo. Jcpilns , E2'-o : N'o. 2 inl , .M'zil..SJic. COltN-No. 2 , K\a , No 3 jellow , 54\e. OATS No 2 , S0'4iNo. . 2 white. 32HQS3I3C , Ko. 3 whltp 3lfi3J < ic , IlVi-No. 2. 47- . 1IAULUY No. 2. S3'jcj No. 3. Bl 334c : No. 4. . x Riin x . i , 11.42. TIMOTin HiiD I'rlme. J3.70. I'JlOVlSlONH-Mess port , tier Mil. . I4 1 > I rcl. P.T ino Hi * . , JI4 14. Short libs , slik' ? . loose. H'.rjfi9.i > 3. Dry Kallfd Hliouldors , luxvcl. > 7.70W7 ) . Short i-knr Kliles , boxvd , S.1008 23. WHISKY IJ'sUllus' ' llnishcd cooils , p r Kill. , 11 3.1. The following wcro tlio receipts and shipments today : M\V YOIMC < ! i : . VcBtcrduy'8 yiintullons on 1'lonr , drain mill rr < lKlnnn , .MrtnN. Kir. Ni\V VOIIK , Sept. IS. n.OUn-Ilecelpli. 28,2i hbls. ; oiiKirtx , 15im > liljls. ; snlcs , 10t li pke . Jluiki't dull und heavy , particularly foi vpi Ing wheat I , Hinds. Koulhcrn Hour , dull. Itjc Mour , HlemlM pairs , C73 bbls. 4XHN MiAL < Julet : salci. 2.4W snclca. UYK Hteady , cur lota. & 2ffC3c ; boat C3c. llAni.ur-Qulcli No. 2. Milwaukee , llAHLiV MAl.T-CJulct. WIUJAT Itcoi-lptH , 212,200 bu , : oxportn. 163,700 tu. : snlcs. 1.004 bu. futures , IGS.OOO lm. Kiwi Bpot market linn ; N . 2 red. In store nnd i-le- Miter , C7Tlc ; f , o. I ) . , M'iji JS'itr ; No. I northern f-SHo delivered : No. 1 luinl , Cl c. Optlotm mar ket opencil dull nml weaker under * fic < > receipt n In the naithwent und lleht trn > te , rnlllcil i-iuri ! > ly In the nflenioon on the pinlrle fannerfl' eatlmnte that the wheat Miiplua W'ulil he nil nred fur footl , closol 'io ' hlRher : No 2 red. hl'.iJW c clowd nl K'ic ; Kpptember , 57ie ; October , ! > T ! Scclosid nt &Sc" December , SaUfftUHc. closed at & ) Wc. roUNnrcflpti > , 3'W bu. : exports , 5,000 lm. nalen , 37S.OUH tm. fulum. l .COi ) bu. | iot , ripot market llrmerj No. 2. C2 * c In elevator ; idlow , ten dellv enil. Options opened nlenilv on llcht orfcrlnK' , derllnetl , but again milled en small oir lot eollmatcs nml pralrio runners' claim I hut prvi > ent nuppllca an > the smallest per cupltii over known , < loae. i.idHc aiUancp ; ilny. r.T W DSo. cloxi-tl ntSc ; Ki | > tPin1iiT , C M63c , < .laf > eil ut Uc , October. COT < , tl(2c , clnaed nt file , No\emtn > r cloncU at tll.o , Uecember , IMtiTCdf , iloscd at We. OATS n wlptii , 12.WO bu. : expjrtfl , 1.00" ) bu : ludeii , ! 2. > , nn < l bu. futnreit , KW > lm. > | K > t , Hpot market dull. Nn. 2 , 34'ic ; No. 2 , ilellvcml. 251 , , ' , No. S , ! U4i ; : No. 2 white. 371-ic ; No. 3 white , Sa'Kc ; track , mixed western , 3Ci3fc ; truck , whlte > Btulo anil weKtcrn , SC'iiHt'ic. Oplloim ipJlet nml eiuiy enily , but rallied Inter with ruin , anil rloBii ! nt Uc iiiHiuire : Jununry eloveil nt 181 : : Slay , W 404c ! , closed nt 4)'tc : Heplcmhcr. S4So : October , 3Hi JSoc. clooml nt J"KJ ; November cljscil at S6c : Oecember , 38TiC37c , clued nt 37e. IIOI'H ijulet. iatc , lommon to choice , -iiTO ; 1'aclllo roa t. "ClOci I mlnn market. Btrnily. HAY Weak , ihlpplng , MOMc ; coo < l to iholco , COfadOc IIHiS Htemly ; wet nailed. New Orleans se lected , 43 to Wi Ib , . 4O4(4o ( ; Buenos Ayrn , dry , S > to ! l llm. . IQijc , Texan dry , 21 to 30 llw , . L.UATlIKII-Quleti hemlock sole. Duellos A > re . liBht ta heavy welKhtu , lUtlvc. t ; dcmeatlc fleece , ISlfJIoj pullcJ , 1'ltOViaiONS-lleef. utenily. Cut menla. eauy ; plckletl brlllc * . S'iODUc , pleklnl ehoultleiM. 7e : plcklctl hnnu , WKllUc. Ijiril. tteody : wratcrn ntrum cl < ea Rt J'J.35 ; rlty , 8 > ; ti ! > c ; pnlca.y ) tlrrcrai Septrmlier chweU nt $9.40 mkeil , Janu ary , W.M n keJj rcllliMl. dteailv ; continent , W,7J ; B. A. , 110. cumiHjund. 10 62'it.75. . I'ork , linn. nt'TTKll Quiet ; ntnte dairy , IlOa'Sc , ClliiHt i j , ( lute , large. bMfloV. itutp. mall , 8 ,011'iC , part riklmi , 4f3Vci full eMnm , TALIXl\V-13ull , city ( | 2 per pkc ) . 4T c ; country - try ipkira. free ) , &c. Ill'TTUn Klrm. wentern dairy , 13HU1IC , w - tern - ern creamery , ISailVje , western failory. ] Sh , lH.o , KlKlni. It'jc , slate dairy. HOJJc ; Mule irt-nmfrj' . ISffSlc. l.-OOSJ Steady , Into and IVimt > l\anla. 1SVO 190 , In * lioute , llJjO'Sci wexlrrn fre > h , IG&Uc ; ca e tl 7Hf3 f * > , rtvefiits , 8,000 pkRS. rimiOI.KUM-Dullj Unit. ' . ! rlo.e.1 at SS'ic bid.'uiiilnirlnn ) In liblx. , JJ. WuihlnKtiin. In bulk , > .W. rx-Hned New York. S5.1 * > ; I'hllailelphla und llaltlmorc. ilO , t'hlhiJvlpila and Haiti- more. In bulk 12.64. ItOblX titvud ) , ( tiatned , common to KnoJ. : i inn M. r4)l'J'KHQuiet lakeJ5. . J'JO inoN'-QulH , Scotch , 15.W022W. Amerl. can lli > ouni' ) 1IOLA8SKH lemly. l.KADrllead ) domi-illc , l3.lS03.2tl TIN -Active mid Kteady , itroltn. JI8.M ; platen , ouitU 8il of tin on 'cl\anR \ today 10 ton * at 118.30 ; 1W tons October at 111.15 ; I * Innn Jitm.uiy M tit IS ID trfit OeltAxr M ' JlfM , H li til fnveinb r ut $ M * . Icnin OcJ lober ol 110. sit , , U ti-r.o October nt J1S 25 ; lit lunii Hi piir-iber at (1641 I f > t > if.ri < ii-t1rm . d imnHu. JJ.4M13M. < SIH3U Oil , In c1lvf ; brliliu crude , ninidral ulT ciud . SSflSSi' . liumlnnl ; buller iirndeit , SJOMci ch-ilcu > e1lfl-v. 'Me ; prime > cllnw C.Vjcllow ; , rl ( Mf l's. wHSSVjC ; prime v.lillc. . * J J40c- . iim.iii.t OKMU.VI. : M.VKKKTJ. CoiKlUloii r > r Trulii mi I Ijnutiiito it oil SU ( | > to nnil I'tiitcr t'rncliion. Ilt'tTJIHl'nekln siook , lie : fair to go * ! counr ( > . ItfilSc , eliolcitu fancy , l"01So ; gatli- H'eJ ieami > , liHIOc. sep.ifntor creamery 221" . 1.1 Vt : I'OI'I.THV-OM liens , MiOSo ; roostern. ! < , sprlmr rhlrkins , ityc , ducks , 54J5ei fprlng Unkrjf tfjOi , hen tuikcj ? , 7CSc , Gobblers , tVtJCc ; old crtw. IflV. ClAJItJ-l'ralilo clilckrnt. young , per doi , , I27B 03.'M ; prnlrlc chickens , old , per doj , 12 ; Brouse , younc. per din. , l.70300j grouse , old , per doz. , ti : diirhii , bine wins tenl. JIT dot. , 11.50 ; ducks , Klein wliiK ton I , per iloz. , Jl. ! * ! ducks , mixed , per don. , tl , ifimnst'iick. ) l.OOi4.CO. ViAl : < -c'hi > Ue fat nnd snitill vents are quoted nt 54Mil4t ; tYiaise tind laice , 3tt4c ( "Iinn.SI * Wli-censln , full cream , new make. l2Wl'ic ' , NehumKn nnd 'own , full cream , lie. ; Nelimskii nnd lawn imrt sklmn. 7Sc : llmljiirg-r , Nn. I , He , lul. k Ni > 1 , 12c , Swiss , No. 1 , ItRlCc. HAv lnlr domanij & : ooil suptd ) . Upland hny , f * > ; midland J .VI ; lowlaml. Mi ry slmw , SO. CVIor mikes the price un hay. l.lKlit. bales sell lie bi'i-t Only inn ( Trades bring top tnlccs. I'lOKONS-Old blnls per dor. . We VKOI'TAHI.Efi. lirfATOIN-4'nllfornla , WGKa. Mit.ON Ocmd stock , crated , JiO. 4 > ANTii.OIJ'iS _ ; Home urosvn , per doz , Jl.OO Ol.'i ) IIHANS Hnnd-plcked , niivy , J2 2' . ; me. ilium. I2.l9ii2.15 ; common while lnni l , J1.7J . OXIONt-nn enl -in , 75flE5c per bu , r.MUIAdi : On older * . Zc. CKI.KIIV Ivr ilia. . 3iKjT40c. HUUiyr POTATOES IVr Ib. , 3o ; Jersey , KM per bM. rniMTS. AI'1'I.r.S-Onn.l Btnik. p r bbl. , S2.WB2.75. ItLU'K ItAHPIll'llIUUS None. llti > IIAHI'IIKKHIKS .Vime. riA < 'llis'iillfoinlft : frtrstone , Jl 1STJI ! * : dlnK" . H.'W'il 10. PM'JIMrnlifnmln , $1 V > . ' > * ffl.tO. I'KAIlK-lliirllfltx , | 2 , other \arlctles , 31.IOW 1.50. APirii-nTit-c'uiifninln. none. ClliitUnrnllfouiln : , non ? . CSHAl'i:1 : * 4'niiiiinK in-11' . InmkPtii. ! " > c : Cal- iroinla Ti > ka ) , tl.J'i ; muscat , M.iil.2. > ; toinlslion. SI.W. ritonc'Ai , rnimp. ll\NANAK-tlinlci > ptock. I175S122" . per liunrh I.CMON.S-Puniy Ilodl. $6 W ; funcy Medina , " ' MlrCI3U.ANr.OUS. riOS Pnnr , per Ib , 13c. lONtv-Ciillfnrnla ! : , 13c , darlt honey , 1001c. AFAI'M ' : SYRl'l' Onllon c.ma. per do ? . , 112. NfT.S Almondt. lE 17c , KiiKlIsi walnuts , 109 12e : illlierlii. 12c ; llui/ll nuts. 10c- . PIlll'll 1'uio Jnlcc. pel bbl. , JG ; half bbl . * ! 25. IllUKH-N'o. 1 Ric-n hides. 3'iol No. 2 Rroen hld M , 2ir ; Nn 1 ureen nailed Iriiles , 4c : No. 2 Kic'.n wilteil hides. 3c ; No. 1 Rteen sailed hides. 2 * * In 10 lt > s , 4r ; N < i. 2 gtoen salted hide * * . 2" > to 40 Mi > . . ; V ; No. I \ PHrnlf \ , 3 to IS Ibs. , 7c ; Xo. 2 \ ' .il cuir. S to li llj . f > c ; No. 1 dry ( lint hldea. ( k' , N 2 dry ( lint littles , 4o ; Ko. 1 dry snltnl hide * . "K < : pntt cured hides Uc per Ib. ICEH thnn fully mud. lini1 : ! l'iiTfl-freen rtnlled. pnrh. 23BCOc ; ( -HM'ii silted ln'-illlnsH ( short woolrd early sklnv ) , Hell , tosiiOw dry yheurllngs ( short wonlcd early skimy , Sn. 1. eavh. Wise ; dry shenillnKS ( fllimt wnulej eails nkltw ) . No. 2 , rncli. Ge ; dry ( lint Kulii-a" nnd NHnupkn butrher wool pelts , prr Ib , . op nml wHn-lit. 50 So ; dry flint Kansas nml Ni'bnixku nnuialn wool pells , per Ib. , actual ttolKlit , 4fiOH ! dry Hint I'nlorndo butcher wool poll * per Ib , HCtual welRht , 45T6'6c : dry Hint I'nioindo murmln ivool pelts , per Ib , nclual nclcht , IflM ; ( na feet cut off , ns It Is useless to p.iv freight on them ) . TAI.LOW AND C.tlKASn Tallow. No. 1. 45Jc ; t.illOH , No. 2 , 4r > ; Breaw1 , white A. 4c ; grease , v\hle ( II. * ' , ii % , uronse , scllow , S'Jc ; gipane , dark , 2S4C , otil buttei. 2J7J1ic , , lcswax , pilme , 132 c : niiiKli jellow. I'.j CJe. IK1NKS I'm lots only , prices bnsed nn delhery at ClileaRo ; div buffnlo , per ton. (120031400 ; div < ountr\ blenched , per ton , 110 ( XKJ12.00 ; dry CDuntr ) , damp nml meaty , per ton. J8. Hi. l.onla < ienrr.it Mnrkvt. PT. I.OIIS , M-pt. IS.-rLOIJIl-Dull nnd un- LllllllKld. \VIMAT : Plrm : Kencinlly cloHlnB with 'Jc iniln : XL. 2 i wl , rnsh. BO c : S'ptember , COc ; Dpcimtir , .Vli-j MJI > , CSIic. ( "OHN ( ialnrd "jo with Hhoat nnd on crop pstlm.iti'M ! Nn. 5 tnxi-d. | cash , 5ie ; September , ul'-f , December Mci Mnv , f,0" c. OAT 4 Quiet bul linn ; No. 2 ctifh , Sic ; Scptem- IHI und October , Zl'tv. itYi-i : > uii. IIA1U.I2Y No lindlnR. 1IIIAN li-tti > r , C4o. euit track , m.l.eJ. ri.Ax siin iiaxitr ut i : . fl.OViit : Siin Hliady nt12'J ' TIIIOTIIY HiiD : Firm : prime , $ " Ki. HAY IJi-pn'Mcil ; faniy ilmoth ) , J12. i : < IOt * U I.KA1) t'liHettlrd and w ak. October orfereil at ti.'J i , piinipt Hlilpment , I3.02' ' < ii3 03. rOHN JII'AI.-2.0)ii2.G3. ) OTTON TI KS rnclmn j l. ltAKJINfl Vnchnngetl. W1IIM1CY-J1 33. I'KOVlHIONS-Qulet but Hltail- , Toll : nland- atil m < - i. J ihhlnvr III W. Lard , prime stnim , $ S 87' . rluilci' , Jl Bn. llTcrn. paeki-d rhnul l < If * 7.r. . IIIIIKH. SSC2V5 ; ribs. JS.CJ' , S 75. nho-ls , l f 62'Dry Milt nfeats. eliliiphiK nnd f. o. K. ou oiish diilfiH. hlK > uldi-iB , tli.C'1 , ; lr > HR- < und rlhs S7.X" > : flioiln. J8.0T , ; boxc < l , IVj hlcher. H.IX'mi'Ts' riMir. 3,0X1 bliln. ; wheat , S3 , ' 0 bu. ; C.1IH. i.oo < lm. : otit" , 38 onu lm. SIlll'.MK.Vrt'riour. . 1'Wrt l > lda. ; uhrat , lm. ; < , > in , u.OOO hu. : oatii , 12. OH ) bu. l.'ofTce .llnrket. NK\V YOItK Sept. 18. COrrKK-O clnHLHl i-iiady al "I'itli polntn ad\anret hales , 24 ( r)0 buiss InrludliiK' Ssrplemher , 113 SO ; October , J12. ! ' " , tlliKl : NiiM-inb. I Jli2)G123Dectmijer. ) : . J1J.15 n5 : .lanu.irv , jn.9'ffl.M , llnrcli , Jll.S Ti II M , Muv , ll.73il1 K.pot cofffe , Illo. nominal : No. 7. ? I'.DO , nillil , dull ; fordnin , J18.2.5SM9 W ) : sites , . . ' > IMKK IIIi > N' ! > . | H > r I.\llil8. nt 13110.nisi ; l.lioo IMKSppli iil. > , Rio , Nns 7 nnd 8 , { 13 CO c , nnd t , and l.fi' > IIIRS tVitrnl Amo loan p. t. Sun- t , WPIIIC , iT d a > eiaic , t360 ; iccelpls for two d u H , 1'ooii briKw : stock , 2 2.00) hies. WnrelKiusc dilU 'ilP fiom New York yosterclny. 31,995 bans ; New Voile Btoilv tudiiy , 12,6SI bnea ; United Stntei stoiU , 1W.OOO biin < < : ultoul for the IJnlled Stales 2VI,0 ( > 0 IBH.B ; total visible supply for the United f ° tiitcH117.000 IMKH , aRainst 207,197 II.IKS last yenr. HAMIU'IUl. Sept. 18-Maiket steady ; jirlce < j ' pfK lilKhiM in 'J pfR lower ; sales. 10000 bans. HAV'lti : . Ki'il. | ] 8. Mniltet opened ( inlet nnd iintlmiiKrd In if , lowt-r : nt 12 m. . unchnnii-i ! ; nt J p. in. , quit I. Ur lower to Uf hlRher ; cluHeil iiulet nt n't.f . lower to 'if higher ; total null's , 20 000 In ITS , UIO li : .lANIMltO. Kept. l"i. Jtuiket sUnilr : No. 7 JlliO ; exdinniri' , 10 It.-l&l ; lectipls , tno < lj > s , 9VJO bafiaj moik , 23S.OiW bass. u Fruit OniitnUom. K. pt. 18. Porter llrod. company suld liuht earn of Cnl foin'n fiult here today ut iiucilon : llnlf TckrijB JI.3nOl.75 ; half Mmctils. P.ViJ1.10r Mahol e , I1.00K1 2' ' ) ; Malagas , | 1 W@ 1 II ; Double Tokn > n , f2.i > 5 ; Kilnnr peaohei , > | . < M ; Hartloll iienm , JI.G.TWl.s : ; II Dlila. J1.3H ; ] | nw1n | , fl.Oifi1.iKDuchess ) , Jl.lirn.S" . II. ClnliB-iilK. ll.00fil.73 : II. Hanbs 5l.0r.-71.1l ) . ( h-nnaii prunes JI.J ) ; raltcnticrcii , } 1.1"'W1 2o , hlhfry. (1,21 ; t'rosa pruntu , Sl.bg ; P. Anjoua , * I.Vi. 1'oit r HiM. . New York , five cam : Ilirllctt pears , J1S'.C2C5 ; hahes. H.lOffl.SJ ; Clalrgeans , H.r.KilO ) ; inuhfss , J1.CO-J1.70 ; Onand IROS , J1.I5 fil.V , ; Haluay peaches ; tl.lWI.20 ; MoDcvllm. tl.l'Mfl ' : I'Uqiifts , late , SOdiJl 30 ; OeorK * ' , late. K , 6J1. 3) ; riliiKJ. fWcnil.10 ; I.emoti OIIMR. Wc'iH 15 , ( I'linaii prunes. 75c , HiinRarnns , JI.9J ; riilli-iilM-iKri , TlcSiH 0' , half Tukii ) Rrapca , $ l.J"ff l.s : , ; Musnils , SOtfOl 11 ; Black Morocco 11.40 ! ? 1.1. ; 9I lii i8 , rkH.Qll.35 ; Tliompson'a Seedless , SI.1" . | | IP Karl 1'inlt company sold California fruit ut luict'nii Imlay : II. llardys peu , tl COQl.r > 5 ; W. l.ij.-nnf * 1 M ; Dux Anjou , 1.S5 ; riemlsh llaut > , .Wj DU-1. I I.e. . . JlliiiK'HiKilln tVhi-nc Alnrknt. MlNNUAI-OhlS , Hept. IS The wheat market opened xtuidy at about the closing prices nf the previous day , hit r decllncil Uc , reacted and sold up ijo , closngr ubvUt 'ic hlcher Hum Monday. Tlip docllne In the m rnlng wui due mare to general lacK of dls- pi > nltlou t trade than to any ftatun * In the trndf. Later tvhnrtu nero cmeilnB , nnd owlnsr to the sanm small amount of trading prices Avero fou-rd up llunlntsj wun jrenprally lluM excepl In rani ! wheat , tvhlih wna nctho , with a ( rood illKpunltloii t bur n th > pint of Iwth mllleru und local elt\ator companies. The market ilosei' ' ' , < hlRlHT than M-sU-rday. Heplemhcr. XIo ) - rimlior. Kc ; Ma > , 03 ' .ic. On liatk : No. 1 haid. C7c : Ko. 1 northern , 660 ; No. 2 nnnhern , Mlllfcolpta , 358,000 bu r shipments , 42.ln Inl , The Hour ln.ill.vl vim steady , but not itiy nctlve , I'Kllmaled nroihicllon of 39 ono lihU far the luinty-rmr to M ; Milptnenls , 29 0 Lois. IMten's New Vork Itty < i < m < U Mnrlijit. Ni\V YOItK , t-Vpt. IB.-lt has been a. rnor. quiet il > lit fummervliil circles than sine * the mliMlo of July us there were nn mull onlera from ImiM.tmnt Intel lor and mnf distant inar- IIH. ! The Kloomy weather Ihnt at tends a steady rain was a. hindrance to nnv bunlneiii. Thvrti will bf nnro doing In Jnbb'nc .1ix'l - , IIB u very § coed number of new bujfii wt-iv | > if nent 1'rlnllnt : cloths weie quiet bul llrm lit ! o ) > UI for C4 rquarcs. .STtJUKS AM ) BUNDS. IS burn Speculation Yextrr.lujr IY . Irregular mill I'm ttleil flennrally. XIJVV YOUK , Sept. 18. The sharp specula tion toda > * was irregular and unsettled , \\lth the Ki'iieral trend of prices In the direction of lower figures , the Industrials showing the preateat d-preeslon , Sugar , Chicago Gas ant nistllllni * led In tilt transactions. Whlcky trust iharcn were- very hcnvj * In the early dealing * anil were pressed for sals , with the result of nemllnc them down to the lowest Illiure. ever touched liy the stock , Hupportlnj- onlcrs cams In ut the decline , which causet n. quick recovery , and before noon the itock hail moved up to 11 , In the afternoon con- nictliis rumors touching the property cau&et feverish tradlnjr. but after a reaction to 10H an advance to lltt wns effected. Irom which. there -A as a reaction ot H per csut at. the close leaving gnln on the day of " 4 i > er ceM Thcru * n raRUe ffi'llng o ( rllsqulit In flic Sugnr crowd on talk of untavurnlile ( xprrtilonn agnlnsl llio trust by the corning ; ilntc conventions of political | isrtle . Saint of the sloclt were BO heavy as lo , onipcl the billet that they were from Insiders , nnil us a result the price declined up tri about lStl : o'clocklitn D decline of 2Vv per cent In lMi ) hud been vftriited. CoverltiR uf thort contrncts euhiequently ted to a recovery to W& , follow cd In the Into dealings by a react- on to S5i. and a Itnal rally of ' / per cent , .he decline from ) est rdny'B closing being \ \ \ poi cent , and for the preferred 1 ptr centThe The losses In the Industrials uere : Tobacco and Leather preferred , 2 per cent , ml Gen eral I'lectrlc. Vi | Jcr cent. In the railway 1st the grangers shout'd most activity and it. I'aul was the leader In the transactions , lelriK bought In London and sold by the room trailers nnd fluctuating between Cr > H and C4 = > i , closing U per cent below the final quotation ot yesterday , llurllngton moved within a range ot H per cent , losing V4 per cent on the day. Uock Island rose Vi per cent , de clined 1 % per cent , and rallied Vt per cent. De clines were established of ! % per cent In Pullman and % per cent In Kansas & T < xas [ referred. The market closed about steady tor the ralluny list , but weak for the In dustrial group. The bond market opened rather heavy and continued weak until tlio early altcrnoonAhrn under good buying [ irlcfK recovered and the active list showed a Blight Improvement. The Evening Post. In Its financial review , says ; Despite some disposition among Inside manipulators and their friends to squeeze the last drop out of the Industrial slock movement , there were signs of n reaction from the start today and prices In a few quarters recovered sharply. The market. , however , wan irregular and the movement , even In thut particular group , very far from uniform. Sugar certificates and Chicago Gas , In particular , closed at no great distance from the lowest figures ot the day , The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks ot the New York ex change today : ox-dlv. I olToicd t tlrHl asHt'Bamcnt pild. The total sdlei of stOLks todny were 2)7tJl ! ) ) Mures , Includlnc. Aineiicin Tobacco. 350) ; Hucar , S3.rUl ( , itiirllniuon. 16000 ; Chlcnco Gas , 48 WO ; instilling & Caltliifecclln-r. r > ,600 ; Oeneral I'loctrle , 3.600 ; l.oulsvllle & Nashville , 26 400 ; lleadlm11,700 , U & W I' eeltlllcates , nfth iiiwKsmont paid , 3.600 ! Untie Island , 10,7DO ; St. Paul , 31,509 ; WI-MUII Union , 5,100. Now Yiirh Money Murkct. X1W YOKK. Kept. IS. MONI3V ON CAM KntA nt 1 pet cunt ; Lift loan , 1 per cent ; closed at 1 per cent. 1'i'iMi : MCUCANTIM : PArnit-assH per cont. hTiii.lNC5 : KXCltANOi : Weak , with actual biiKlne * * 1n Imnki-ia1 bills nt JJ.SO l-S6iJ for ile- niftnd nnrt $1 S5JJ4 8"'l for sixty dijs ; poMeil tales , II SGfM.fcb'a and It 87JJJ4 S7H ; lommeixlul bills $4J < 44ST4S4 _ * < ! . , tSOVnilNMKNT IIONIJS 1'lrm ; state bonds , dull ; rallioud bond * , lltm. Cloilnir quotat.ona on bonds vveic as follows : tl S. fares I ) . U.S. OH coup . . . UVH Erlu 'Juds " ll.S tores 114 H. H. .VS. A.ifi. . ; ; 115 I ] , S ' 1H011(1 ( . . . . . 113 do 7s ; . U. S Jirj- OU H. A.T\C. Ds 10.1 I'.lClllBliHOl'yJ. . , 101 dolls 101) ) ' ' ' ' ' ' 10J M.K..lT.lBt4) . . M ) Alii ! CI iis It' . . . . . nn doJd Is I'1' ' Ala Class U iiu Mmiml Union1) ' ! . . 111) 01 ! N.J.Ctiiit.Ouu ' > t. 111 ! Iji New Con. ts. . 05 Ko. Pac. Isti 11SM Mlnaourl Us .III ) Nc I'.ic. Unas. . . . rf.CtM IL'3 N. W O'oimolrt. . . do4H : ' do S. 1Ujb "i < s , 111 " . C. UDIllUII 1 1 n. . w. intj. . . oo Tcnii. now HSI U 78 St. P CouHoln 7ft. . I'JH T MIU new Ret 5 . . . . 10'i Ten n old Ul Ill ) so Va , Oiiluriox , . . . ann S. L. A.Sr. ( San . tt 9(1 ( do duferrod. . . 7 'Tex. ' Pac , l ts . . . Alfldsou 72H . Tux. Pae. Ss ! . AtchtHon 'Jx A . . . -.Ill U. P. lats oCUl , . t'anadi So. I'lidH . It ) I Went Shora 4s . . . 10 m foil. Pao iHls o * > . EoutliemU n iis , 8SM D _ V.K. _ G. 7 , . . . . offeii-d , lloitoii Stcio' < Oaatitlo-n. I1OSTON , Sept. l8.-Cn1l loins. 2 2H pic cent ; Unit ) loins. 'J'i < | wr cent. Ulusliu priojs for 1uckHbanJa , aiul mlnliiT anirjii A.T. it S. ! ' W. End Ddl HI' Am. hncnr 0(1 Wcsttnch. Klectrlj Am. Sucir nrd 01 W. Elvc.piL Hay StitoJas I'-'M WIs. Central 3 ISclllttlPphonc. . . JOl Atctilson Uds 11 BoKto'i .V Albany. . AtuhlHon ! 71M Boston A , M.i1 no. . . . Ninv Knglnu I 1)3 ) . 0.11. 0 tVU.Cont. IBM. . , Kltulibure Iff Alloucz Mlntn ; Co Kllchbtirir pfd 7ft Atlantic , , ion Gen. Elcutrlc Hoalon A. Montim w * UllllOlH Sll-t'l. . . . IIntla& IloHtun. . . . 1U ( Muxlcuu Central. . Calumet i. IIcoli , . 00 K. Y.A.N. E Centennial 00O'i Old Colony lY.inlUIn O'i ' Orccon Sliorl I.lt.8 Koamirjo linboti 30 > i Oaceoli 28 Union IMcltlc 1 'J Qnincy 0:1 : IVctt Una BOH Ta inai iclt Sin : Friiclor > lillrilnljuotitluni , SAN frUNCISCO. Sept , 18-The omcl.il cloiln ? quotuloiia Cor mining stoj.istcuiy wjrj .11 fol low a ; Alta , 14 Mexican i. , . , . . 133 licli'lirr. . . , 77 Mono ' 'U UeBUIHelclior. . . . , Itu Mo.mt Diablo 10 KoMo Co 1411 Opblr 2SO Inl ! ci 10 I'otosl 72 choiinr nn S.tvngc 117 Con. CU. .V Va. . . . 4.14) Sloira Ncv.ul.i , , , , no Crown Point HO Union Con 77 Llirocn Con t5 ! Utili 7 ( touUI.V ( .iirrv. . . . 75 Yellow Jacket. . . . 74. llnlp fli Norcio s. . . 73 Ne.v.Vork Ulnlnz Jut itlom. NEW YOUK. Sept. 18. TUa follovvmzan tin closln : nuiiini-qiiotitiom ! : Cliolor . 40 Plymouth lu Crown Point. . . , Ml Slurr.i Nov.Ui 110 ron.Cnl.Jt. Va. . . . 40U Stanclinl 115 Ul'.ltl H OOtl . 3(1 ( Unlu'i Con 70 Vcllnw Jacket. . . . UO Halo A. Norcross. . ( Ill Iron Silver 10 IluinoHtiiko . 14110 Quicksilver l&ll Ml-XIL-IUI . 1'3 do proerro < l 1100 Ontario . line Ihilnor 1C Ophlr. . - . . 2110 [ .cm-Ion Stock Qiiot4tluni , I/1NDON. ° epl. 184 p in. closlnji Ciirullau I'.iclil' ; . . I17 ! < lm , I'aulro-n 4I7M Kilu lf > H N. Y. Cmitnl . . . . 103JJ Kilo'Jds T' II'iMinsvlvnnli C4 lllK. Central liiUi'.iilln | , D ] Mexican oixllturv. lt4Mux. ) ! | Cun. iieiv s. CO fliinndiil Nntri. Ni\V 011I.KANS. Sept , 18.-CIearliiBs. 11.465 , W. W.liOSTON liOSTON , Sept. IS.-Clearlnss , H,3i6,749j ! , bal ances. ll.7J8.Sll ) . I'illl.AI-Ul.VIUA. Sept. IS. Clrnrlncs. } H. SSJ.S77 ; lalunccH , tl H00.414. tinMl'HIH. Sept. IS. Clenrlnss , JIM W5 ; tnl anccp , JCS.tTl. New Yoik exchange selllne at 11.11 premium. NIJW VOIIK , Bept. 18. Clenrlnk's , J9 ! OS1.20S ; balances. * .5,4S4,71t > . liar silver , t35ic. Mexican dollars , C-Hc. PAltirt , Sept , 18. Tlire * per cent rentes. 103f 82tjc for the account. Cxchango on Ix > - 25f 17 * c for checks. HAN KIIANC'ISCO. Sept. 18. Drafts. si-slit. 121ac , IrleRi-aphlc , 15c. Silver bam , Mexican dollars , t,3 rjuc. ST. IXl'IS. ) H-pt. 18. Clearings , * 1 iOJ.MS : bnl- am < s J4C3.8t3. Money , dull at DfiJ p r cent. lixcluuiKt on New Y rk , We discount bid. VVAHHI.NUTO ? * , Kept. IS. The cash balance In thu treasury at the close nf business today was | lK.Oi.3II. of which J37.4.7.0S4 represented the ROld rei rve. LONDON , Sept. 18. Closing I p. m. Consols , money. 10J 1-16 ; money on account. 1WU The nmuunt of bullion withdrawn from ( he lUnk of 1'ngland on IjulancB toilay via ( IQl.uOi ) . CUICAC3O , Hept. IS.-Clearlnm. 113.SO .Oil3 Money , 404 per cent an call , 5fi3 per rmt on tlin- . New York eiclmnK' . 4043500 illncount. ForelKii exihnnge , llrmer , Btrrllna , commercial , JI.8I4J4K. IIHUI.IK. Hept. 18. The weekly statement ot the Imp r1ul llank of Germany shows the fol lowing changes ; Cash In hand Increased & .COO- 004 marks ; treasury notes , Increased 4W.OW marks , other securities , decreaied 6.6iO 3 loaiks note * In circulation , Oecreaied J.74 , OOD OJIAIJA LIVE-STOCK MARKETS ? eo p'g Show aJJligbt Improvement Ovar thu FiuresA-fLatt Wcok , CORNFEDS HEARING THE SIX-DOLLAR MARK rilljf Sohl fnr S.Tl.'KO ' Yrsleril.iy. "Itli a Htronc Kcqnr for .More tlmler Urn ilex tsfll Htronjr ttogii Itirnk lo lo 13 Cent" . f TITESDAV. Sept. 18 , The receipts today uere 5,000 cattle , 5,500 hogs and 461 sheep , at against ,523 cat tin anil 9S& hogs yesterday , and 4,303 cattle , 1,347 hoga and 100 biitep Tuesday ot lust week. CATTLE Kor the first tlmo In a number of days there were come good ccrn fed steers In the yard' , which sold at $3.SO and ' 55.05 There were a few fair westerns , one bunch Going at $3.65. There was n good demanil for beef steers , and the buyers were not long In picking up about ivory thing desirable. The market did not show much ch'nnge , and would have to be quoted as about steady. As compared with other markets , prices here are high. The supply of cow stuff was large , bul none too large to nil the demands ot the buyers. The market was just about steady on cows and mixed stock , as well as on beef steers. There was a liberal supply of s tochers and feeders In the yards , both fresh receipts and cuttle In the hands ot speculators. Among the number were some good fleshy feeders. While there was not much change In the market. It was ctrtainly no lilehcr , and In some Quarters there was an easier feeling , There has been a gradual Increase In the holdings , and the yards are pretty well filled up with cattle of this description. Buyers can find most anything" that they tvant In the way uf stackers and feeders on this mar ket. Representative sales ; DIS.ESSED HCIK No Av. IV. No. A > . IT. No Av. Pr. C . .1121 3 M i. . .1530 3 : o i. . .lift ) r > ? o C. . ICStf 3 2" > IOU. . .1315 3 W 4X . .IVU D SO i : . . 1102 a : ; COWS I. 773 1 IK ) 1. .KM I 1. .10tO 2 00 1. 710 1 HO 1. . .1100 1 JO. . .SCO 2 W 80 1 3- , 1. 9M I 1. . .1310 2 00 ItuO 1 35 " . . . S.SO 1 10. . . 8T6 2 05 . SIC 1 35 1. . . . .802 1 75 -i. . . R2 ; no . S32 1 40 S. . 1 7i 1 . . 810 2 00 . ' 120 1 40 1 . . 7W > 1 73 IS. . . . 33S 2 03 1 43 2J. . 7W 1 75 1. . . . ! ) SO 2 19 757T t , 9l > 3 1 KO HXl 7T 7 . . . 917 2 10 i. 710 1 N ) 9CI 1 73 I. . . . SCO 2 10 2 . . S.-i 1 HO 11 . . . 9J2 1 73 14. . . . S > SO 2 10 Ik ' ' B J 1 CO 2 , . .DM 1 ! > 0 i. . . itio 210 i' ! 'in-.r i sot 12..1014 ISO 1. . . 1144 2 10 D . . 77,2 , 1 CO I. . . 110 ISO U. . . , MO 2 10 1. . . . 700 1 50 7 . . SJI 1 SO II. . . SIS 2 10 I. . MM I 10 27. . . . b 2 1 00 2. . . lee 2 li n. . EDS I.DT i..tooo 00 C. . . 875 2 lri n. . scs i co L'.HO 1 90 I ) . . . 916 213'i ' n ' -ia i co IS. . . 711 1 ! )0 ) C. . . 9f.S 2 20 21 ! 737 I CO 1. . ! ' 50 1 SO 5. . .11.JS 2 20 17. 7" ? 1 CO 1. . . 680 1 50 n. . . SS5 2 25 90" 1 0 1. , 970 1 K ' .1183 2 JO 810 1 65 1. . . , ! > 10 1 95 14 . .1057 2 JO 740 1 W -1. j-lOJO 1 5 7 . .1014 2 35 774 1 70 l.r SOO 1 95 2 . . .1000 2 IS 10. . Oil 1 70 li. SIX ) 1 91 5 . . .1014 2 50 750 1 70 llli. . , 760 195 4 . . . 99 ! 2 50 U90 1 75 Iff. . . 799 200 B. . . MS 2 M FSC 1 75 , . , 7-10 2 00 1. . . IUO 2 DO StS 1 73 73COWS COWS AND HEirailB. IS. . . . 761 2 M 4. . . 412 1 SI 4..E32 1 CO 4. . . ? ; 1 ! > 3 2. . . . 10 1 40 7. . . . iCO 1 CO 1. . . 540 193 1. . . . COO 1 CO . , . . M3 1 CO 673 1 S3 18. 7SI > 1 M ID..I K13 1 CO 1 . . . 710 1 93 5. MS 1 DO i. . . . 495 1 W 3. . . CSS 1 93 1 130 1 60 2. , . , MO 1 65 1. . . . SI ) 200 2. 510 1 CO 2. . : . S03 J ft 3. . 903 2 00 141 1 CO 8 , ! . . 510 1 0,5 I. . f > 70 2 25 150 1 CO 7. . . 5 < i 1 70 2. . 7:0 2 2 > 150 1 CO 1 . . . 5CO 1 80 933 2 CO 530 1 CO 4 . . 533 I W CALVES. 1 2GO 1 ST. B . . 306 2 M 1. . 2CO 3 M 1. 21 1 25 In ir 160 2 F > 0 2 , , . 260 300 10. 32T 1 60 G , . . JIM 2 CO 1. . . ISO 3 r > i ) ] . 200' 1 J- ? . , 31 % 2 50 3. . . 1C3 S SO s. 215 1 73 i. , . . 212 2 ; o ,3. . . ISO 3.-.0 . . . . 23H 200 S.A.L'Oi 2 75 1. . . . 200 3 50 1. . , 353' ' 22" S.Aj-MS 309 ' 3'it. 178-375 i 2. . . . 15CP 2 25 j32S SOO ' 1 , . . . ISO 3 75 . ' . . . . 155--250 BULLS. 1. . . . 4i 1 2o 1.- . 930 1 Co 2..1410 1 S3 1. . . 7AO 1 45 J.,103 1 70 1. . .1110 1 10 1..1170 143 1..1070 1 70 1..1MO 1 90 I. . . . 750 1 SO 1..1JM 1 75 1. . . . 980 2 00 1..1230 1 CO 1..12CO 1 75 1..K.SO 2 10 1..1300 1 CO 2 . . .1105 1 60 1. . . 1420 2 CO 1..1450 1 0 1..1230 1 S3 STAGS. ! io ; i co I. . . . 610 2 00 1. . . 1760 2 SO 1510 1 75 STOCKEI19 AND FEEDERS. 1. 140 15 * 33. . . . COO 240 27. . . . 7VI J CO 400 1 CO S. . , S23 2 40 9. . . . 071 CO 3. 5IG 1 S3 31. . , 571 2-40 24 . . 818 CO 2. 510 2 0 10. . . 71 2 40 8 . . M * 5 21. 770 310 2. . . 750 240 26 . . 7SS 5 1 . rM 2 10 4. . 417 2 40 1 . . 820 11 . . C03 2 23 T. . 73S 2 40 5 . . 810 73 1 . . 600 225 II . . 767 2 40 23 . . . 677 7i I . . 415 2 25 ] S . SOS 2 15 C . . .ICO ) 75 12 . . 74S 2 25 8 . S i 43 3..1023 SO SOSO I . . 9SO 2 2 > 18 . SW 2 50 19. . . .1011 SO 21 . . 823 2 35 3 . . 5TO 2 60 85 6 . 5J5 2 35 3. . 646 2 SO 20 . . EM 85 20. . . 765 2 35 1 . . Pf,0 2 50 K. .MO 3 00 1. . . 880 2 33 I . . Ktd 2 50 13. . 49 3 00 12. . . f.Sl 2 3T S. . . . CSO 2 50 2. .1250 2 00 21. . . 90 2 33 B. . . . 792 2 M 9. . . S21 8 10 22. . . . 629 2 33 2. . . 850 2 BO 9. . .11)40 S 10 1. . . 7CO 2 35 D. . . . 710 2 BO 15. . .1193 3 25 1. . . 721 : 35 2. . . , 420 250 15. . 812 3 25 II. . . . 571 235 D. . . r.CO 2M 9..1039 340 13. . . . 473 235 2. . . CM 2 CO WESTEItN CATTLE. "WYOMING. Swim It. mi < l C. Co. No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1 calf 1COJ2 23 I'.ilrlck Itios. 13 bulla 13S3 1M 49 caws. . . . 1011 2 40 13 cows 105S 2 45 1 Btee1020 2 60 9 Btcers 1222 3 00 1 cnw lire 3 21 53 steem 12IJ 2 65 1 steer 1100 3 75 .1. M Carey & llro 51 caws . S24 173 11 feeders. . . . 300 255 5 feeders . 810 2 Ci 2S calves . 24) ) 210 30 co us . 934 2 30 II. H. 1 Htr , UK. . , . , S4) 1 60' 1 Bias 1550 1 75 9C cons . 93G 210 215 llPl-em. . . . M3 2 45 2 steers.- . , . . .1330 2 M 9 steers 12M 3 25 George Prentice. 1co B SW 20ii S heifers. . . . ST 211) 16 cow B SCO 240 25 ntPCts 1214 325 Scows 91)5 2 10 1 calf 150 SCO Dttrolt Cattle Company. 5 cows IDS 2 00 20 cows 1030 2 W 44 steers 120S 3 03 SOUTH DAKOTA. On 11 lies & K 1 calf 300 275 11 cows lav ) 235 It tec-r . . . .1244 363 1 calf ISO 4 CD BhcMley Tattle Cnmpan > . 2 sierra 1340 275 2 Htwra 10SO 2 " 5 1C ulcers 1253 3 (5 Weir L. S. Co. 1 stetr 1170 325 13 ulcers 1153 325 08 steers 1192 325 87 cows l'S7 ' 230 NnilIlA8KAi % H. W. Albllclit. 1 bull 1250 1 CO 1 heifer. . , . 430 230 7 cw . life. 9S4 2 SO 11 cu n & hf S27 2 30 6ateem 1178 335 1 heifer. . . . 550 2 00 HOGS The market opened with about seventy-eight loada of hogs In sight and about a dozen staJe''lBads. The quality ol the hogs was goocl and fully up to the re ceipts of Saturdijy/tyhlch averaged the best of any day's run In a. long time. The maikel opened slow and 'was more or less of a drag from beginning Id end. Prices were fully lOc lower and tha buyers did not appear at all anxious for tne'-hogs unless they could get all the contespftri asked for. In some Instances sellers , thought they had to taka oft Itic In order to dispose of their holdings. Representative Kpies , No. Av. Sh. Pr. I i No , Av. Sh Pr. . . . . . . . . 70. . . . . . 201 200 l"i fiO . . . . . . . . 10 B0 'ta K 2I fO 510 1 190 63 ,225 id 5 < W 10 178 . . . BIO - S 3UO . . . D 0 32 257 200 SCO 7 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! KO B 11 * 61 213 20 } 5 CO , . , . , , , , ' W B 3S 21 SCO 40 5 CO 67 174 80 5 , < M 227 120 D CO 10 22J 40 t 4dJ f , 78 221 100 B CO W 203 200 5 40J U KO 2S * 1 B CO 4 315 ( W B-W-- 10 . its . . . n co 111 174 120 SJiOI ci , . xsa : ia s tt 4 IS3 . . . S 45 41 . 211 ICO C 13 ct m 0 5riVJ I 70 4 . Sis' 40i > B fJ C8 -214 Z40 SW- 79 . 248 60 5 a 20 JM 40 t ! 3 . 2 < Xi . . . 5C3 1 201 120 to . 2ti : oo ccs ts- 70 It ! 200 - C" , . Ml 40 5C3 E 230 . . . S 50 _ 67 . , . ,23 ] ! 10 EGJ 8 178 . . . 5 C3 . 2 > l (0 SC- 71 209 SOO 5 CO ES . 237 M 6 U 91 182 200 S 50 7. . 210 KO GCi5 94 1U ItO 5W tO . 902 40 S 70 0 1GU . . 6M 77 . 211 CO S 70 1 194 . . . C Si > Ci ! . SU40 5 7i > 4 25 40 640 fi . iia iso s 7ft 78Kfi IW & 70 4 . 217 C 70 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ! , . , . , . . . SSO . MS . . B 70 6 Z78 10 BW 74 . 2I . . 5 71) 80 21r. SOO S S5 * 40 S 7 64 205 2 ! 5i5 M. . . . . . . 0 . . S 75 ; 197 60 6 6i 71) ) 21 7 n B 75 87 202 12 > 6 U 40 275 1M C 75 1 350 . . . fi U 10 KO . . . B 75 4 250 . . B U M a * . ? , . , t ttV 70 , , 189 49 & 55 M 25d . . . & 77V > n 21B to i M 70 279 120 t 60 9 223 63..2$6 ei .230 1CU & 60 . . . , . . .2S3 t W PIGS AND HOUC11I. I . WO see SK ) 124 200 41 i. . . . . . . SC 315 Cii 410 i. , , . . . , * so 325 i . in i . . . . m 440 u . in 4 7S SHEEP The receipts cf eheep were light and the incrket weak. Desirable muttons ore In good dcmnnd and the market on such wotilil probably Im\c been about strnily What few dlitcp wore In today were mostly common. Tair tc choice native * arc quotable at * i.255J3.00 ; fair to Rood westerni , J2.uOin 2.80 ; coinm-n and stock shtcp , $1 7GJJ2.26 ; Bood to otiolcc lambs , > 2.50J4.K ( ) Jlepre- spntnllvo sales Xd. 7x * | r < M" . 7t ) U * Jl nntlv * t M . , . KI | 2 - , 34 nnl.ve jnlxnl . . . 94 s 115 2 tmlhf Inmhi . . . To 3M I'niUlMN l.nnlis . M 3 M Kcr titi | nnil tll pntltliiuof Stock. Offlclnl rt olptu nnd disposition of nloclt ns dlionn lijIho books of the Union Block Yntd-i eompnny for the twenty-four liour tinllnjut 3 o'clock p. in. , Soptemhcr 18 , 1S5I : _ . Cum. 3 lend Cnltlfl . . . , . yrj fi.Mi ; llt > K . T6 C.MT Shi-pp . a 431 OlSrOSITlON. nujrrs Ciill1e.ll0 ( ; Sheep. Dninha r.u-klnK com [ .nny . , . . r. s . . . The U. H. Hammond eompnny M5 1.0'4 . . . KM-lfl und eompnny . U 3 l.6s 21 ! The Cudiihy I'ncklnR company 142 1.3TS . . . rudahy llros . 193 . . . Morirll & Co , . , . 110 . . . A. linn ? . , * . . . . . . , . Si . . . . . n. Itcekei k Degcn . I'll . C'ud.ihy rrom K , 0 , . ISS . 1. . llcker . . . . . 102 . , . . . Hhj'K'Ors and feeder ? . . . , . 1,5110 149 2 Left OUT . C'Xl SW .t8 Tolnls . . . . i UIIICAOU i.ivi : saouic. Tlicra M'm thu L'Riinl l.lclit Tuc-ilnj'M Hun of Nnllvo Cuttle. ritlPAOO , Sept. 18. There -ADS Ihe UU l light Tufsda > * a run of nntho cnltlr. HIP Rtent. bulk f the offerings consisted of lAeHicrii rangers , nml there A\ai hnldly enoiiKli cornfi-d natUe l ee > es to csluMlsli a mnila-t. However , Ihc InKltH'its done wns nt fully stcndy prices , tlmuRh there ore no mich cnttln of red as sold Mnndny nt ! G.3o , The boat rnttlo noli ! iner- liRed 1.131 lb . . nnd void to n New York shipper nnd expirlor nt IC.IO. The bulk of the natHe beeves sold at fiom II M ) to 1550 , ullh KiRHd Blerrn nt from $3 ft lo tl 73. About LM * western laiiKeiH nrilvrd nnd cold at from 93 In | 3.5 fur Inferior lo choice. Nnthe cows ruled Mronser nl from 51.40 to 33. Hull * cold lilKhcr and Ihn cinmliiK market \\n Kt-neriilly KlroiiRii , Com mon stocl.s ruled Btendy and good fetdeiH nolil lilRher , ' lloRS TAerp In nery unsntlsf.ictnry ton'I'tlon nml prlcei lulul from rc lo lOc lower than Mon- d.i > 's nvernge. or nliotlt the closlm ; qnolntlen of that day. The dcmnndtts InJUMpul iRnln , both on local nnd nutsidc nciount , nnd ntxnit n fouit t uf thope on pale remained In the pen * . A riu.irter of the olTei'nitsvrrr much poorer tlian HID opening ilny of the week , nnd no bet- tei than last ucdi'a iivci.iRe. l'.irl < pti > TNeie \iry bearish nnd ilntmed pilces uould ha e to KO sllll lower. Ileiv > Kohl nt fiom i'.W lo "i.41. ! l.iiKily at from ( " > GO lo I-V75 for p.irUem un 1 from 15.90 to JC.'O foi sh'pplnr. ' Mixed and nlhors sold at fiom $3 25 to } 8.:0 , bulk fiom 36.SO to SCO" , ; light from (5.11 lo JC OJ. In sheep the Kiipplyns only G.OQO head IrNla ] , . aRnlnat 1S,783 for the eoriespondlng day lant nerli. The muikel wns strong nnd nctUe along the line , und rulet were made tendlly nt n ( urn more fmoiablto sellers. Alnult nil Ilie ( rood Bheep vhoweil nn ndMincc ot 10r , but the common stuff wna not quotubly hiRlui. fully half the receipts consisted of western ranso hcepAlilili sold chlelHat from > 2 CO to M W. AmonR the wiles wvrc f'J7 head of bltf , coal pa ehceii fiom Cnllfnrnla which nvernKed 118 Ibj. anil sold for 32.40. I.nmbs were from lOc to IJc liluhcr. The bfst reiithed | 4.1 * > , with Rood at fiom $3 W to )4 , liml culls nl from (2.35 In 13 M. The supply us uell cleared up early In Ihe ilny. Itecelpts Cattle , 7.500 head ; caHcs , 1,200 lieadi IIOKS , 14 003 head ! bhcep , e.OW he.id. The l"\enlnff Journal reports : HOOS Ilecelpla. 14,000 hejil : nfllclnl ye ter- ilar. 2J.C72 lieml ; thlpments , 7,431 head , left 01 r. eabout 12000 hrad ; quality not quite so ( rood : mniket slow and wcuk at the closingprkea of } esterd.iy. CATf'.K Receipts , TJiOO head ; mniKct falily active , prices steady nnd SHini * HecelptH 6,000 he.id ; market only moderaUly active and ptlccs stead } and tut her Ilrmer , _ Knnsnc Oily I.l\u SKiuic .tl.trkot. KANSAS C1TV. Sept. IS. CATTLK Kecelpls. S.GOO head ; Hhlpments , 1 , * > 00 IK ail. Murl.ct steady to FtrcnR ; Texas steci" , K 5"jiliS.35 ; beef Bleeis J3r > ( j3,7t. : native cows , I1.MSJ3 00 ; stockers - ors nnd f < edern. 11,75813.75. I1OCSS ItPtclpts. 7&X > bend : shipments , 403 head. Market weik and lower , bulk of ( Mil's. J5.Klff5.55j. hea\lcs , } 5.70iTO < W ; pickers , f. " 0/ii G.oo ; mixed , JllO-iij. ? * , : lights , $5.409u.70 ; pigs. J 1)085 ) 30. HIII'KP Hecelpts , 2,700 head ; shipments , 200 he.id , Market s\o\\ \ and weilc ; eood lo choice natives , J2.5JB3.K ; lisod to choice western. 2. > C3.10 ; common nnd htoc1er , (2 008J3 CO ; gooA lo choice lambs , * 3.r,0ff4.j. St. l.nuU t.l n htoclt Alnrkct. ST. LOt' IS , Hept. 18. CATTLH lleceli ts. 6500 head ; shipments. SOO he id ; market slo.uly : iiul llrm Erenerally ; native stecis , 1.250 to 1,30 IbA , , * ) l.35ii4.T5i common stock. J3.ljft3.70 ; Texas Meers. 9W to 1,000 Ibs. , ; 2 75 } 3 ! ) ; native cows , 52.01i33.CO ; Texas cows , $2.00IJ2.3 ! ( . UOCIS Hecelpts , 6 , ! 0 head ; shlpmentii. 1.200 head ; market Irregular ; choice ha\y , J0.30 , others , J6.obgO.10 ; fair to Rood llghl , t3.7fi < luO ; plKn lommon llK'H nnd loush mixed. fO 0 5 3.CO SHni'P necelpts.4309 hi ad ; shipments , none , maiket fairly active , sternly : nathe mixed , { 2.455J2.90 ; southwestern mixed , 1J.134J2.S5 , lambs , * Stock In Record of receipts at the four principal mnr- Ucls for Tuesday , September. IS , 1831 : Cuttle. Hosa. Sheep. South Omaha . fi.H > r , TA7 451 niicaco . 7.I o M.ooo ooo Kansas Cll > . 8 C * ) 7.500 2.700 St. Lou's . & 6.900 4,300 Totals . . 28,14i 53,937 13,431 , IV DO I. MAKKUT. riilliulclphlii Trailo In tlmt Prntluat Ini- provlns ; Very Much. rillLAUni.l'IIIA , Sept. IS. The Oom'stlo wool market Is quiet. althoiiRh there Is more Inquiry than there wns a week ago. There has been n fair demand for fine unwashed nnd low und quarter blood combins wools , and prices on vvoohi of this description were well maintained , Ohio , Pennsylvania , nnd West YlrHlnla washed XX nnd above. ISHlOc ; X nnd above , I'SJlSc ; medium , above , ! Ui2c ; quarter blood , 21fj23c , combings , ICftlSc , New Yoik , MUhlK.m Wiscon sin , etc. , 1017c ; quarter bljod , 2lB2Jc ; com- mm. I'.fflCe ; tats , 8)12r ; Colonido. Urnh. Iduhu nnd U'jomlntt line , tWIOc ; medium , 9T12c ; line medium , Sii'Jljc , full clips , * j@10c ; heavy aandeil uools , 257'3o less ; Kansas , Nebraska. North nnd Koulh Dakota line , Sidle ; fine medium , I'SjIlc ' ; quarter , ItiJlSc ; common , 12'dl3c ; Texas lino. 10012c ; medium , HB13c ; coarse , lliilSc , fall cllpi , SfflOc. LONDON , Sept. 18. The attendance nt the opening of thu wool auction Bale ; today was large. The main Interest was centered In the sensation which , the United States , 1s likely to cause. Sales In detail : New South Walts , 2555 bnles ! ( count ] , WlUls Sd ; creasy , 5affJ'id ! , Queensland , I.S02 bales ; scoured , SdOla 2 ' , ; , ) ; ureasy. 4i&7"Hd ; Victoria , 2 03S biles ; scojred , 9Vjdtts 3d ; Krensy , Sji'J'td ; Tasmania , 201) t > ale ; RreaKy , C'iSjai-d ; South Australia , 332 bulc ; scoured. B'JdfilK li jd ; creasy , 3isa6'id , Ncvr Kealahd. 4.SS7 biles ; scouted , BMBIs 3'4d ; creuHy , 431M ; Cape of Good ITope und Nntnl , 1.S23 bales ; scoured , 75id01s Bd ; Bieai-y. 6HtP Cijd. Charles Ilalme & Ci. sold a representative se lection ami the blddlntt Improved , Ihouiih the first lots weic not disposed of before 7 o'clock. Tim Ami-ilcim buyers ventured on n tew lutit. It Is , slated lhat out of 13 ( HW bales the Ameri cans did not buy over 100. With better selwtlc s of American n ils they are expected to dojure to lest American competition , Jnrob & Co. . In their tonight's clicular , siy : "Thenwus a very laiire utlendniuo and a Rood pprlnkllnK of United States buyers. The competition was Rood , Crop breda show an advance of nearly E > per cent ; Merino ruled at par , with occasional appreciation of G per cent , especially In scoured " Ilalme & Co. report : "Competition was re- Elrktdl to the home trade. " Compared with the closing rates nf the fourth scries of wool sales , prices ruled very llrm far nil descriptions of Australian wool , wllli an oc- innlnnal advance of B per cent. Lfeht nnd Rood cjndltlim parrels of South African uools Ren- etally snld nt the July parity , with the ex ception of lone greasy , which was marked by a rise of I4il per Ib. ST. I.Ot'IS , Sept. 18. AVOOL Market quiet and unchanged , IlOhTON. Sept. 18. The openlnc of the wool sales In London today had considerable < ffect on the market here , und dealers are walllnc fur n standard by which to fix prices. The nnrket today wns veiv strone , duo to miff pi I VCR. expected , the result of a largo number of American buycis 1n IxinJon. Fleece woola are dull , and the price la not aa strung as II was. Territory wools me inlher quiet , with [ iron pec In of an Increatlnrr demand anrt sIlRhtly tinner prices. Today's quolnllons nre : Ohio and rennsylvnnla lleeces , No. I. Zlfjtlc : XX and abwe , ISiHVc ; MIchlKan X , IT'WlSe ; Michl- ran. No. 1 , 2'X- ' ; New KnRland slntn , X , 17 17Kc ; No. I , 19c ; Ohio del line tleccea , 22c ; MIclilRan line , 21c ; territory wools Montana. line and line medium , 10S713C ; No. S medium. llfillc ; other terllory wnila , 12c ; mnllum. I1& 12c : California wools , spring norlliein , 13i7l5c ; Middle county spring , Ilif12c ; - > uthern defective , nom red. 2j 30c ! northern fall , J7 SOo ; Irish wools , wethfrs nnd hogs , washed , JMi.'Cc ; Irish wools , -vvclhtis nnd hogs , Kreasy , 19 2-ic ; Australian crmbl/urs. euperllnc , Uijltc ; lUCiHte , 350400 ; clothlnc KflWc. _ ' ( 'rlafo Uhriit Quntutlnnt. HAN rilANClSCO , Sept. 18. Cleared , 13CMe centals wheat. WHKAT Steady but quiet ; December , &S.ic ; Slay , DJiJc , _ Hucur Market. NEW YOHK. Kept. U.-HUOAIl-naw , dull ; sales , 1,000 bags centrifugal , M test , at 3 ? c ; re lined , dull. N , W. HARRIS & CO. BANKERS , 163-165 Dearborn-st. , Chicago. t5 W.ll-jt. . New York. 70 Stale-it , , Boston. CITT. COtntTT , I J / - \ It I r-v | S BO N DS Bold , Com poudenco Solicited. WflOlE STORY MOST BE TOLD UnscfiH and Wbcolci Ku I Answer for Manipulation and Ocmtptiou. FORCED TO TAKE THE DEFENSIVE Mutt Miilco He ply hy thin Afternoon , \Vlirn liiipriulinirnt I'roccrdliiR * AKuln t. . "dnjiir Jlatnls Will rrocriMl-tiiurt Urges Jl until In tliu M i1i-r. The Impeachment proceedings against Mayor lie-nils was the dralnq card In tlio courts yesterday ami tlio room Alicr ? Judges Hopiyuell , Ferfiuson and Walton. sat was crowded with lawyers and spectators. Uiir- liig the morning cession nothing WAS done In the way of Introduction of testimony , the en tire time being consumed In arguing the one proposition of the two cuuncllmen to strike out portions of the mayor's answer , on the ground that they were redundant , Irrelevant , Bcnndalous and linnmtcrl.il. Attorneys Tar Hascall and Wheeler laid great stress upon the fact that the mayor had ordered , the expenditure of $132 to old In providing the Kelly army with rood In order to keep the men Ironi Htaivlng. This they maintained \v.is a misappropriation of the- public funds , as the provisions were sent to lov.a. Instead at having keen eaten on Ne braska soil. In reply to this Judge MncCuniljcr , for the mayor , urged that the men In the army of the Commonweal were nil citizens of tlio United States , notwithstanding the fact Dint they were In unfortunate circumstances nnd \vere \ chasing a forlorn hope on their journey to the national capital. In appropriating the $132 the mayor was prompted by the In terests of humanity and he eten went arouml the city and secured the consent of all the members , with the exception of those who were out on the Pacific coast , enjoying the junketing tour. When the men returned from the west oil of the members of the council , e\en Ilmcall nnd Wheeler , voted for the payment of the bills. It the mayor was guilty of the misappropriation of public funds. then certainly these two councllmen were equally guilty. Touching upon the city electrician matter Judge MacCombcr went Into details , describ ing the fight thut had been made upon Cowglll by th"b council. He ulso described the inunnur In which Cow tlll was ousted from ofllce by the repeal of the ordinance creating the ofllce of city electrlau and the subsequent passage of a now ordinance , followed by the appointment of L. II. Itheem , In discussing tlio charges City Attorney Council , for the mayor , held thut It the major was the subject of Impeachment for having done what was charged In the articles every mayor In the land could be bi OUR tit before a judicial tribunal. H ? said that If the mayor v.as guilty of these charges he was also guilty of misappropria tion of funds In the matter of disposing of the smallpox cases that were In the city last springAt that time the mayor ordered the put chase of a tent and articles of furniture , which were placed on a vaca.it lot In the \\estcrn portion of the city. He also Incurred an expense by having the sn nllpox patients transported to that im provised hospital and at the same time hlr < il a nurse to take care of the men. After the men had recovered he ordered the instruction of the property , city property , Nothing , however , was Eiiltl about the major acting In violation of the charter and ordi nances of the city , but. Instead , all ot the councllmen upheld him In what ho had done. done.MATCH'S MATCH'S ANSWER STANDS. Shortly after fi o'clock the arguments were completed and the three Judges retired to their private rorin to deliberate upon the law as it applied ta the case , After remain ing there for half 1111 hour they returned. Judge Walton hantilrtB iloxvii the opinion. Ho said that be and his associates had ex amined the matter with much care and at tention , and that they hud arrived at the conclusion that everything In the answer if Mayor Be miswould be allowed to stand , with the exception cf the paragraph relating to the Pacific coast trip. In which It was alleged that councllmen were out on a jun keting tour arranged by Wheele- and Hascall by securing pledges from corporations to as sist In paying the expenses. This , the judges held , was Irrelevant and t\as not material to the Issues which were to be considered. The dcmuirer to the answer on the ground that It did not state facts sufficient to con stitute a cause of defense , anil the motion la strike ant that portion relating to the electrician , Judge Walton remarked , was overrulsd. Turning to the attorneys for Hascall and Wheeler , Judge Walton asked , "When will jou be ready to file your reply to the answer ? " Attorney Council , for the mayor. Insisted that the other sUU should file Its answer with all possible haste , ns It was a matter cf justice to Mayor Uemis la have the case dis posed of at an early date. Judge Walton urged that the rep'y should be filed this morning , that the Issues might be joined nnd the taking of testimony begin. Ho said that the case was delaying the regu lar business of the term , as two law judges had been called In to assist him , and that there were a large number of jurors unem- pl'yed , whlls their pay was running on the same as though they were at work. Judge McCullocb , for the two councllmen , emphasized the fact that he was not to blame for the delay In joining the Issues , as It was Imposs'blo ' for him to ( lie u reply until after the motion and demurrer had been disposed of In s me manner. He had filed all of the papers In good faith nnd hoped to be able to prove all that was charged In the articles and specifications of impeachment. Attorney Connell Insisted that the prose cution ought to be ready to go on this morn ing , as the drawing of the rtply comprised nothing with the exception of some clerical wort. Judge Clarkson for the two councllmen re plied that the case was too Important to be handled so hastily and ask'd for halt a day in which to prepare the reply. This time was granted and the hearing went over until 2 o'clock this afternoon. The answer of the mayor set up the rec ords In the electric light deal end Je ; manipu lation of the council In the appointing and rejection of the city electrician. In this docu ment the mayor justifies for not appointing another electrician after the rejection of Con gill on the ground that there was a con spiracy between Hnscnll , Wlneler nnd others to secure a man who would work the city lighting business In the Interest of Solon ti. Wiley and the electric lighting company. The demurrer ot Hntcall and Wheeler re lated to portions of the answer of the major with reference to the gambling houses and the purchase of the Ueinls park tract , to gether with the money that was expended to kfcp the members ot the Kelly army from starving when they were quartern ] at the Chautaun.ua grounds In Council I'lutfs , As the answer sMs up the farts and the records as they exist , the nsult of the overruling of the motion and the demurrer U considered as practically disposing of the whole cas ° , as everything connected with the doings of the combine in the council will go In as evidence If the trial proceeds. THE CRIMINAL DOCKET. After disposing of some preliminary and rxparte matters In the criminal section , a string of prisoners from the county jail were lined up before the judge , when they were Informed of the charges against them , The men ho called and the charges were an follows : Mike Lally and flcorge W , Copeland , lar ceny from the person ; Hurley Johnson , bur glary and grand larceny ; William M. Allen , stabbing with Intent to kill ; Jack Darlon , Arthur Stiles and Herman Conrad , robbery ; Charles Conning and George Ilirncr , linrg- lary ; John Coover , burglary ; I'etcr Uerun , stabbing with Intent to kill ; Edward Den- nlcke and Victor DJiinlson , forgery ; Patrick Donavan , rape ; W. H. Krazer , forgery ; Daniel Mulligan , forgery ; George hundell and Howard Hammond , burglary ; It. S. Wll- lard. forgery ; Frank Williams , larceny ; William Johnson , burglary. John P. Kaln , charged with forgery , was released and the cans dismissed. Earl dondon pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary , while David Henderson acknowl edged that he wan gull y of shooting with Intent to kill. _ Judce Although Judge Walton's resignation has not yet been patted , ever to Governor Crounsc , there arc any number of gentlemen who nn willing to | mt on the shoes which he will l y iif-lite " .bout the middle ot next month Up to date , however , ther- arc but three men who have openljr declared themselves ns being nlllliiff to rll [ > on tlic judicial ermine. The mm who uru In the > ring for the plac are Clinton N' . Powell , Ralph AV. Ilreckcn- rldgo and J. W. Cnrr. I H rill ii 1'nroliMl Again , In the crlmlnul Motion of the district court T. r. Jardlne was called In and nl > lowed to Kilo a new bond for his appearance. JunMnc h the roan who , with George Smith , wns vliarg.d with stealing sugar front th cars uf the Durllnglon road. Smith was coinlcted ot the crime and sentenced tu n term of five jcara In the penitentiary , but Is now out on bonds , pending n hearing In tfr * supreme court. On Maich 8 , ot the pr.sent year , Jnnllno was arraigned In I ho criminal section nnd pleaded guilty to the rhnrge of gra.ul lar ceny , vvturenpon mitcnce wns suspended un til the convening of the present term o ( court. At that time The lice printed all of the facts In connection with the case and a few days Inter the n porter who wrote th < j facts and also Mr Kdward Hose water , the editor of this paper , were arrested on the charge ot contempt , brought before and by Judge Scott , before whom the proceedings In the Jardlne case wcro had. After a pre tended trial both parties wore adjudged guilty and ordered to Jail by Scott. When Jurdlnc was called up by Scott , the usual grand stand lecture was do- Ihcrcd , after which ( he court put Jardlno upon his good behavior , placing him under bonds to appear at the September term ot 1R95. The Imposing ot the sentence on the plea of guilty U postponed until that date and thu bond Is In the sum of J500. After making the on ) r. the court took occasion to. remark that he expected that now the crltl- clsms would come thick and fast , though ho said thut he did not care , as one man wa worth all the newspapers In the world. Court Ciilllncv nnic I ) . Dow man , widow of the late Dux Id ; H. liowman , has asked the probate court for an allowance of (250 per month to assist In the support of the family. A reply has be n II led In the suit ot I'hocb * U. H. K. Milton and Adolphns Union agnlnst llrown , Jansen and others. The plaintiffs ask that the court Issue an order for the cancel lation uf a mortgage which Is upon the Lin- . ton proper ) v. Albert Watklns , receiver of ( he First Na tional bank of Ponca. has sued the O. K , Davis estate In an action to iccovcr the sum of $5,000. Daxli was n stockholder In the bank , and the suit Is brought to recover on Home assessments made against the stock. The proprietors of the "Last Dajs ot Pompeii" have paid the rlulm of $240 of the Kast Omaha Strert Hall way company , and tlio j scenery and eijulpnuffit has been released from hock and has started for I.lttlo Rock , Ark , , wheio It will be put up lor the purpose of playing a short engagement. In the suit ot the county of Keith , for the precinct of Ogalalla against Solan L. Wiley of this city , the defendant has filed n. Jl demurrer to the petition of the plaintiff , al leging that It does not set forth sufUclent , facts to constitute a cause of action. This Is the case in which the plaintiff sued for $31- 391 and the recovery of some township bonds which were voted to Wiley. Some years ago this precinct conceived ( he Idea of Irrigating- and securing water power , and with this end In view , steps wcro taken , to turn the chan nel of a river , not far away. The contract for doing the work was awarded Wiley , ami when he was through there was no water In the ditch. The payments had been made , ami as the money was not returned by reason ot the failure to bring water , the present suit was brought. KIIIIHIIS City Markets. KANSAS CITY. Si pt. IS. WIIIJAT Stow nnu\ imutlcnlly unchiinB > 'il : No. 1 red , 4Gf < " 'j No , 2 liiul. IjfilCe ; Jo. 3 led , -U'iiitCe ' ; No. 3 ImrO. 44'iWi.v- ' COHN Slow niiil unchanged ; No. 2 mixed. ! > c : No 2 white , S3 < \ OATS Slow and unclinngrd. Ht'TTim I'lii-y lit JiffKo ; dairy , KftKc. IJHCJS r.ilrlv active utid film ; utrlcUfresh. . I2'V. ItKl'iarrs Wlient. t9J)0 ) lm. ; corn , 2,1'JOj ' tin. ; nalM , 16 Ri ) lm. HllirMKNIS 'VMirut , 2 < ,600 lm. ; corn. B.OOOi In ] , ; OHB , none. _ Dnliitli M linit Murlict. DUI.VTIt , Scjit 18. AVUHAT IKehcr ; No. 1 liniil , onsli nnd Ht'lHiTnljer , X7'ic ' ; No. 1 northern. . nisli. 6574e , lounge , G"0ie l > Id ; September , Dcccmlier , 50Uc ; May. COT4c ; cash No. S , No , S , M'Je. _ JMnm livBtcr Textile * . MANVIIKSTmt. Sept , IS. Cloth and ) nms. are quiet und unchanged. STARVING. Ill the MliUt of 1'lontv. That's what people with poor dlgesticn are doing every day. They have no appetite , or If they da have an appetite and eat -what they require It doa them no good because the stomach doe/ * not digest It and the fer menting inaes of food becomes a source of disease , of headaches , sleeplessness , languor and the thousand and one symptoms lesuli- Ing from disordered digestion. Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets promptly relieve and cure nil forms of Indigestion. They have done It In thousands if cakes , and will do It In yours. The reason Is simple. Because they digest , the food whether the- stomach works or not. That's the whole secret and the only -secret , about Stuart's ' Dyspepsia Tablets , for wo ttll you plainly Just what they contain because wo believe that every man and woman ought to know -what they are putting into their stomachs. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain the freshest , purest pepsin , free from animal Im purities , combined with bismuth and lh.t > mot valuable vegetable essences and fruit salts , making It not only the surest euro for stomach troubles , hut a perfectly safe , relia ble preparation. Soil everywhere by drug gists at CO cents per package or sent direct by mall by Stuart Co , , Marshall , Mich. FINANCIAL. RELATING TO MEXICO I'or siiloliy F. ? HOECK. lit. bait J-VfiiirJiro till ret. JV. Oitu of M xiot , Moxloo U. " * Cf. The Mexican Cu-itonihou > c tailff , In Cnc- Ilih. with ilmnKi's to date , Ito. one vol. p.p. 437 2.M ining C'odo of M , jilci > , In KnsllBli nnd Span ish , with circulate and rulings on tsarac. Svo. pp. ! . ' . 1.00 Law of Ilie l > deial Ktnmp Tnx. In Unsllnri nnd Spanish , with chaiiEci to date , one vol B\o. pp.JOl ) . J 10 Coffeu-Kiuwlng In Mexico , the le t work on Ilie rubjecl , In KnKltuh. 4 to. pp. 80 . J 1.0 Thu lUxtoiy , um etc. of llio Mexican Cnlati dar Htone , In I'ngllsh. by J. J. Valentin ) . wltliplale , Sio. pp. W . O.W The t-'acied Clly of the Toltecs , by Leopolda Uatrea. ultli nunin-oun colored plates , 4lo pp M . CaluloKue of ilif .Viitlinml Museum of ileilco byV. . \V lllal < . M. A , , In I'n ll h , co piously llliiKliuted , 4lo. pp. 01 . , C.7i Dliecloiy of tlio Clly of Mexico by 13. Hull- land . t 8.00 Directory of the Interior of Mexico , lam * author . , . f 2.W Tim Public Lands Law of Mexico , In Ens- lltb . 9M The 1'iitrnt I awa of Mexico , ln Cngll < h und Hpnnliili . , . , . Hcnilt K. Y. I'xclianeo wllli orders. OUR WEEKLY MARK .T LETTER. laiui Invaluable aid I" Inventors. Slncu January iHtMl uerumit , of our prfillutloiii have ucuu ful- " " "wAILED FREE UPON REQUEST. OurC'ii-oporallVdhlo-k Co-iiUliiiuloin aio prov- Ine hlchl/iirjlllillu. I iin > valuable to thoao nut In n position ' malslnr a bnsln sa ol fellow- Iiic llio market. Slncu J mil irv IHI. 1804 , mow IMJP cent. nan IM en dU liluJ .11111.17 MtibMur. " > ar , Pam phlets froeiipaii r-quiin' . f-ISHtH uo. . GUck Brokers , 18 uuil * ! ( Mn > ailny , Nuvr VurJc C'lt-r. WM , LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain nnd Provisions * . Private wlies to Clilcuco and New York. All business older a placed ou Uhlcuaa Uoard of Trade. CorrcjiionJence solicited. Office , room 1 , New York Life Uulldlnt , Telephone I'JX. I'JX.W. W. V. WOOD Con ri > i > oiii1r l'ol' Jftnntlt , llujililiii .t Co. Grain and Commission Broker I'rlvuto wlro to Chicago nnd Now Vork. Teli'phuuu No. & 18. OFFICE-ROOM 16 , BARKER BLOCK.
