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THE O fAIlA DATfjY AV , SBl > TTt tlJUtt 1(5 , 1SO .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whent Is Depressed by Continued Largo
Horthwcstcrn Receipts.
ALL GRAIN MARKETS ARE MUCH EASIER
Although rrnvlNlotiH Inclined T
Loner I'rlrcs , Tln-rp WIIM Xo
IM-CMxIiiHT DfNlrp lei Sell 4)li i < .rv-
nlilc Uurlnif the S
CHICAGO , Stpt. IS. The pralu markets
were canter today. Wheat was depressed by
continued large northwestern receipts and
declined " < , c for December. Corn anil oatfl
both declined He. Provisions were also
easier and show flight losses. The advance
yesterday of'tc \ per bushel In the price of
wheat was soon lost this morning , In fact
the first transaction opened It out. Decem
ber , which closed on Monday at CO'Ae , opened
with sellers at from OOc down to 694c. In
n very few minutes It was r.irnnd ! be
fore an hour had passed It had touched
COHe. The last named quotation was the
rallying point from which It rei.Hed to 6TOo
In the next half hour. The New York stock
market was heavy , nnd northwestern re
ceipts were again very large , amounting to
1.475 earn , against 1193 cars on the corresponding
spending day last year. Cables were some
what disappointing , as they were without
liny especial advice , notwithstanding our
Btrong market yesterday. This news en
couraged the bears , and they sold wheat
with considerable freedom. Huslncss was
mere nearly active for the llrst two hours ,
fitter which It became dull and tame , but
rather nervous , with Vie lluetualions on a
very small amount of buying or selling.
After the reaction to 631 c the price dropped
again to WJ'1 , with a sale or two at from
ti9'ic to ( VJV4C , and after that it kept on a
teeter between KUfcp sellers and Kl'/ie ' buy
ers during the remainder of the session.
Some buying orders were hern from the
United Kingdom , but they were for Duluth
wheat , and a cargo of SO.IOO bu. was worked
fiom there for export. New York iidvlsed
that vessel room had been engaged there
today for 20 boatloads for shipment In No
vember. The closing price here was 59',4c ' ,
or l-ie lower than on the day before.
Porn was iinlet and weak. ICurly rales
were at the closing price of yesterday , but
the sharp break In wheat and the line
weather started a free liquidation and short
selling , resulting In < ! ip loss. May opened
unchanged at 2l ic , sod off to from 24\4c \ to
2l ? c and closed easy at 21" ! .
Oats were weak In common with other
grain markets though the easy leellug was
Independent , brought by free offerings and
limited demand. The advance of eastern
freight rates cut off wheat shipping Imiulry.
Jlay opened from nlioul Vfce lower at 19c.
declined to 1W4C and closed easy at that
price.
Although the provision market , like
wheat , corn and oats , Inclined toward lower
prices , there was no pressing desire to sell
observable , and In the end prices were not
much lower than they were yesterday. The
slight decline noted wan due principally to
October liquidation. January pork closed
tie lower at J0.70 , January lard unchanged
nt W.C7'A and January ribs 2'/4c ' lower at
? 3..T > .
Kstlmated receipts Wednesday : Wheat ,
17ii cars ; corn , 3la ears ; oats. SOO cars : hors
28.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash iiuotatlons were ns follows :
FLOUH Steady ; winter patents , J3.20f3.40 ;
BtriilKhts , J3.00fi320 ; sprliiKS. } 3.40f3.45 ; patents.
J2.90f3.30 ; stralKhts , J2.40ff2.0 ! ; hakcrH , J1.WO2.2S.
Wl I BAT No. 2. fprlnp. Cte ; No. 3 , tprln ? , 5J
055c ; No. 2 red , Cl'ic.
COUN No. 2 , 20 > 44)20J4c ) ; No. 2 yellow , 21U ©
o
*
OATS-No , 2. 15H rire ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. .
20U i22c ; No. 3 white , t. o. b. , ! Cf20'.c.
IlYK No. 2. SOUc.
HAHLBY No , 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 22 ©
2Sc ; No. 4. f. o. b. , 21Vi (24ic. ( !
FLAXSBUD-No. 1. 64Vic.
TIMOTHY SHBD-l'rlme , 12 f.S.
I'UOVIKIONH 1'ork. mess , | .er hbl. , J5.70ff5.75.
Lnrd. per 100 Ibs. . J3.305J3.32V4. Haeon , short
ribs , sides ( loose ) . J3.1C | 3.20 ; dry suited shoulders
( boxed ) , J3.75C4.CO ; short clear hides ( boxed ) , tJ.W
SJ3.C2V4.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per Kal. .
i'Ol'I.THY Steady ; turkeys , Sifllc ; chickens.
7Scj ducks , Siiili'/ic.
The followlne were the receipts nnd
today :
OiillicProliuo oxohinira to,1av thn butter mar
ket wan woilti crc.imerv. UaiBo : dairy , ' .19
l:4c : , Kt'k's , llrmi freHh. li4e. : Cheese , steady ;
YOHIC CKMCKAL JIAHKHTS.
iH ( if ( ho liny nil VnrliiiiN
( -'lllllIIKHlltleN.
. NEW YORK , Sept. 15. FLOUR Hecelpts , 23-
400 bbls. ; exports , 29,244 bbls. ; vprlnir , low
Krndes , | 2.002.25 ; city mill clears , J3.iO&3.SJ ;
Minnesota patents , J3.40fl3.C5 ; Minnesota bakers ,
| 2.302.K | ) ; winter patents. J3.ir , i3.CO. Hyu
Hour , llrm ; superfine , J2.40fi2.50 ; fancy , JS.COB
2.75.
2.75.HY1J
HY1J Firm ; car lots , 3Cfj37e.
IIARLKY Quiet ; western , feeding , 50 ? 31c.
IIAHLEV MALT-Dull ; westein , EOtrMu.
WHEAT Receipts , 236.SCO bit. ; exports. 158.K9
bu. ; pot. easy ; No. 1 hard , w > c. Opiums were
dull and weak all d y , decllnlni ; under heavy
iiorthweKliTIi receipts , eiifk-r Liverpool news unj
forelKii tellliiK and closed ut iic net decline ,
No. 2 red , May. 69 H-lCfH9Uc. elided C'Ju , De
cember. 60 3-lCijCC 9-lCc , clored CO'li1.
CORN-llecelpts. 1HJ.700 bu. ; export * , 1D8.727 bu. ;
pot , canter ; No. 2 , 25'ic. Oiitlons were < | iilet and
curler In sympathy utlh wlieut nnd clored 'iH
9io net lower ; exponent wete fair buyer * at the
decline ; May , V9Uc , eloped 29lu ! , December , 27HW
27T c. doted 27 * c.
OATS Receipt * , 136.MO bu. ; exports , 61,409 bu. ;
spot , weukei ; No. 2 , l0ic. ! Options were easier
with corn : further decline checked by export de
mand ; closed Uc lower , September cloved at
I'Me December , 20HW21c , clofwl 20T c ,
HAY Wenk ; prlnK , COc ; good to choice , 70 ®
75c.
75c.HOI'S
HOI'S Steady ; Mute , common to choice , ISEt
crop , 2H , < i4'/4c ; UKS crop. SWlc : I'uclllc coast
1$94 crop , 2Hii4c ; IWr , crop , 3fC'ic.
IIIDES-Qulet : ( iulviHon , lOUp ,
l.KATHKH-Qulct ; hemlock role , :0i72lc.
rilOVlHlONB llfff. uteady ; family , J.00i9.00 ! ) ;
extra me K , JO.W07.00 ; lieef hams. Jl5.f.OBIC.OO. .
Cut meats , llrm. pickled bHllrn. r.fiGc ; pickled
( hiulilirs , 4c ; p'fkK-d hi.m , IJifffo. I artl , it u y ;
western strum , > 3.C5T3.70 ; September , 13.0" ) , num.
Iimli refined , steady. I'ork , dull ; mens , n.lWif
8.00 ; short clear , J7.7l 9.2D ; family. 9.,0fi 10.10.
RlCI SIeady : ilomertlc. fair to extni , ISU6C.
MOLAFSES 1 Irm : New Orleun * . upcn kettle.
good to choice. tOi37c. ]
TALLOW Steady ; city. 3 1-16JT3 3-lte ; coun
try. 3'lfl3 3-lCc , u * to cjuallty.
OII S CottniiM'pi ! , fleadv ; I'rlmo crude , 20o ;
yellow , 23 : { | 24c ; crude , WQZOu ; iirlmo summer
yellow , 2 ( 4fi".e ; off vummer yellow , SSlii' c.
IVtri.Ii-uni. firmer ; I'nlted ' , cloiod Jl.i : bid.
Hosln , i-teady ; rtrulncd , common to good , Jl.CCff
l.Ci . Tinpentlnv. stea.lv . at 24024HC.
IIUTTKll Ilecr'nta 14,107 | kgi" . ; 1111 r' el it oily ;
wentrrn ilulry. MiKc , wentern creamer } ' , lluitc :
niKlns. ICc. factory , TUtiUc.
CIIEKSK Receipts , G.l'ir ' ? pkim. ; nmrkt't iiilet ;
lurk'e , C'.dl'D uruill. Clidfc ; part tktmii , ZUi/t'u ;
full tklms , m.ifl'Vic. '
HOOK Receipts. 9,926 pku . : market Mcuily ;
ctate and IVnnsyivanlu , ICjjUc ; western , 14ilc.
METAIX riv lion , ulilrt : southern. 110.230
1.W ) ; northvrn , | 10.75il.f.o. Copper. iiikt ; lirok-
rr * . J10.Cl"i. l < rad , ijulet ; l.rolitrs J2.CO , exchanee ,
I2.f.02. ; 5. Tin , steady ; tlralt * . JU.OflKU. 10 ;
plates , market ktfudy. Spelter , iulet | ; domntlc ,
U.M03.CO. _
ICiuiKiiH City
KANSAS CITY , Seit. .
actlie , nominally uiu'hnniiod ; euslrr townnl
cloFe ; No , 2 hard , Me ; No. 3 4'J'uf.UNo. ; . 2 ml.
nominally &C$57c ; No. S , 6Hji2io ! ; No. 2 rpriiiK.
DOHc : No. 3. 4c.
4MIIN Markfl tteady : No. I mixed , 155l c :
Nn. 2 white , ud ! , nominally : : fi2i'- * > ; new , 15
W17c.
RYE-No. I offered nt 274Sff. !
IIAY-Market weak.
TIMOTHY Choice. $7.DOaS.OO ; prairie , cholc * .
Hl'TTKH Ho lower ; creamery , ISlilMvc :
dairy. 9fil Hi' .
Kans Market linn ; receipts light. 10He.
Coffer Market.
TJBW YOHK. Pept , Ii. 4Xl'I'iB-Opllon )
Opened , ilrudy.llh prices 23Q30 poinU Wither ;
further advum-cd a point on Kent-nil buying ,
followlnif fctronncr Kuropean ud\lces and bull-
till llruslllan crup reporli ; rlnevd steady ut
ST.fi40 points net advance , falen. 17UK , ) tttyii. In
cluding : t ! ptemt r. J .foa9 Wi Dfcember. IS.t'W
8.W. pol ruffev. Hlu. steady , Nu. 7 , liuolce.
110 ; Jobbing MO.W ; mild , quiiti Cordova , lU.OOS1
11.19. Tvtal warehoute dellvei1e > from the I'nlted
BtatM , 1T , U l > * i , Incluaior 16W tai froia
Ntw York ; New Ycrfc Hock ttxl y , 111,004
fulled Stnl s (6tk ( , < . ! \ag ; HfloBt for the
I'lillrd SlntrK , rtS.TSC liMm , totml vlnlhle for
the United Sidles , 4KI.112 ha * * , nxalnvt rf,4,743
har * last your.
SANTOS. Sept. ! 6.-COPnE-Qulet ; ; KOO < t fivcr-
ee Santos , 9WO rols ; receipts , two d y , J9.000
liairsi stock , S2J.W butts.
HAVRE. Sept. IS. COKFUE Opentd fleatly
ftt 'if ndtiinco , nt 12. noon. l'4f dx-anc ; ( it 3
p. m. . f uiUnnce ; mnrkct Irregular ; fdles. 49-
tCO Imp ' .
RIO , Sept. IS.-COFFKn-FInn ; No. 7. P.HO
rel ; oxthnnRc. SU-lCil ; n > eelpt . l o days. S4.000
\I \ K. . ; cltr.red for Europe , G.'W bngs ! stock. Z1J.OOO
barp. ;
OMAHA < ; IJMII.\L : MAiticivr.
CiinillMfiii of Trnilr unit Cliinlnllonn
< in Staple ami Knncy rrmlucc.
iras-iiH.ice . siock , i2u'.ic.
tlt'TTKH Common to fair. 7c ; choice to fancy.
country , llffllc ; ( cpnrator creamery , 15016C ;
Bathcred cream. 120 13c.
CHEESE-fom stls brick , lOc : Edam , per Ooz. ,
$9.50 ; club hinifc. 1-Ib. Jnrs. p r doi. . I3.M ; Llm-
bercer , fancy , per lit. , 9\4c ; Roquefort , V4-lb-
Jar , per dot. , JJ.CO ; Youne Americas , 8c ; twins ,
fancy , iHc.
VEAIr-Clmlc- . S" to 120 lb . . Is quoted nt
7flSc ; larRc and conrre , 4fltc.
1'Ot'LTHY Live liens Cc ; c .ks. 3c ; fprlnc
clilckeni ! , 6i,407c ; Fprlnc ducks , "fl'Hc.
I'lOEONS Ll\e. lie ; dead plrtonn nol wanted.
HAY Upland. JJ 00 ; midland , J4.60 ; lowland ,
14.00 ; rye straw , JI.OO ; color makes the price en
hay ; light tialen cell the belt ; only top Kradea
trlnir top prices.
IIROOM CORN Extremely Blow rale ; new
crop , dellvereil on track In country ; choice green
elf-worklnir carpet , per lb , . 2Wc ; cholco K'cen ,
runnlnc lo hut I , JVic : common , IHb
VEClKTAllLEd.
WATERMEIXNS I'er doz. , crnted , according
to sl7.e. * l.75 2.2. ' . .
CANTALOt'I'ES-ror crate. 7SflSOc.
TOMATOES I'er " 4-lui. basket , 33040C.
Ct'ClTMHERS-l'er iloi. , ! 0f23c.
NEW ONIONS Ornid ( lock , per bu. , 35BMC.
LIMA HEANS-1'er lb. , 4c.
J.ICANS Ilnnd picked navy , pei-bu. , Jl.4nIt.RO.
iTAIIIIAOE Home Krown , per hundred. 7557900 ,
CELERY I'er doz. , S5J)30c ) ; f ncy mammotli ,
COTi ( We.
I'OTATOES New potatoe ? , per bu. ; 25tf35c.
FRUITS.
OHAI'KS * Home Krown Rrapes , 15c ; larRC lots ,
I4fn5c.
CALIFORNIA I'EACHES Freestones , JI.OO ;
cllnffn , 90c.
I'LI'.MS Oreson , $1.25 ; California fancy , $1.250
1.3.1.
CALIFORNIA CIHAI'ES MtiscalR nnd other
fancy varieties , tl.DOft L10 ; Toknys , J1.25 ; black
Ferniia. JI.COJT1.10.
Al'I'LES ruoklnp. per bbl. , J1.50 : eatln ? , $1.75 ;
Junathans , fnncj , J2.25ri2.CO.
EASTERN 1'HACIIES MlchlBnn. baskets.
llfths , 25c.
CALIFORNIA PEARS llartletts , J1.MR1.C3 :
Ruerre Hardy , tl.40Ql.CO ; Hiierre ClalrKean , J1.40
fjl.50.
TROl'ICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES None.
LEMONS Messlnnn. JC.OO ; California lemons ,
. . .
UANANA8 Cholcn large Block , per 'clinch.
t2.00a.25 ; medium-sized bunches. J1.MB2.00.
I'INEAI'I'LES-No shlpplns flock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS New York counts , per can SSe ;
Hruncli \ Co. , New York selects , per cnn , 33c ;
extra selectn. per can , 30c ; New York counts ,
per 100 $1.25 $ ; per 1.000. Ill ; New York selects ,
tier gal. , J2 ; per tub. 111.
Ill J.NEV Fancy white , per lb. , He ; choice , 130 ;
Cnlllucnln , amber color , lUc.
RlDRIt Clarified Juice , per half bbl. , J3 ; pel
Vjbl. . jr. .
TRESERVES Assorted , JO-lb. palls , each , J1.49.
MAPI.n SVRUI' Five eal. cnn . each. J2.75- .
KUl. cans , per doz. , 112 ; H gal. cans , J6.25 ; quart
cans , Jj.CO.
FIGS Imported fancy , 5 crown. 30-lb. boxes.
He ; clkolcc , 10-11) . boxes. 3 crown , 5410c.
NUTS Almonds. California , per ll . . .nedlum
size. lOc ; Tarragona almonns , per lb. . larse ,
12' ' c : Ilioiils. pet lb. , Sc ; English walnuts , per
lb. , fancy Boft shell , 12c ; medium size , lOc ; 111 *
berts , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium , Sc ;
IniTc. Ific ; peanuts , raw. dilj'ie : roasted , 7Hc.
DATES -Halloween , pi > r lb. , 5c ; fnrds. ll-lb )
boxes , per lb. , 7c.
DRESSED MEATS.
HEE1Diesbed steers. 40u tu COO Ibs. . GHW'c ;
wectcrn steers. 4iSVz < i ; Kood CO\.B and heifers ,
4iiTiic ! ! : medium cows and heifers , 4ij5c | ; KOOC !
forwiuartcr * , cows nnd heifers , S JMc : good
foreuiiaiters native tttcrs. 4UU3c ; BOOI ! ! um'-
nunrlers. cows nnd heifer ? , 7U7iic ; tjooil liln- '
quarters native steers , &V4c , cow lotinu , Cc ; cow
plates , 3c ; boneless chucks , 4c : cow chucks , 2Q
31ic : steer chuclis , S c ; beef lenderlolns 1'Jc ,
beef rolls , lionelepa , c ; sirloin butts , boneless ,
SHu ; lola backs , boneless , l c ; loin backs , 7c ; cow
rlhii. No. 3 , Cc ; cow loins. No. 3. fie ; beef trlm-
mliiKS ic ; rump butts , ec ; snoulder cioda , DC.
MUTTON Dressed lambs. , c ; dic&scd mutton ,
Cc , racks , lOe ; legs , Sc ; saddles , 82 ; stewa. 2'ic ,
/beep plucks , 3c , fclhfen toncues , per doz. . 23c.
1'ORK Dressed hogs , 4fcc ! ; iork loins , Sc ;
spare ribs , 3VSc ; ham ausaKes , butts , 41io ; pork
shoulders , 4Jc ( ; pork shoulders , skinned. 414c.
pork trimmings. 3c : leaf lard , not rendered. 4c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES Ko. 1 green hides , 314c ; No. 2 Krecr
hides , 2'.io ; No. 1 green Ealtcd hides , 4V4c ; No. 2
gieen salted hides , She ; No. Ieal calf , S to 12
Ihs. Co ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 ibs. . < c ; No. 1
dry Hint hides , Cff7c. No. 2 dry Hint hides , Cfitic ;
No. 1 dry salted hides , Cc ; purl cured hides , } ; c
per lb. less tho" 'ully cured.
SHEEP PELTS < ir en salted , each. J5SCO- ; ;
preen ealtod tnearllnua ( short vruoiod cary
skins ) , each , 15c ; Cry ehearltncs ( short wool cl
early t-klns ) , No. 1 , aii , iw ; < lry shenrllnss
( shell wooted early fcKnir ; . ! -n. 1 , tach , 5c : dry
Hint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
pet lb. , uctual nelgiu , 485c ; dry Hint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , act
ual weight , 334o ; dry flint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 405c ; dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 3S4c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 , 2 > Jo ;
tallon' , No. 2 , lV c ; KICUSO , white A , 2 > / c ; grease ,
white I ) , Hie ; grease , yellow , lUc ; grcaee , dark ,
IHc. ; old butter , ilSllc ; beeswax , prime , 150
22c : rough tallow , Hie.
HONES III car lots , weighed and delivered in
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton. JI2.OOOll.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton. J10.00jn2.00 : dry
country , damp and meaty , per ton , J6.004fS.00.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , 42 > 7c ; flno , light.
5H9c : quarter blood , lOfJU'c , seedy , hurry und
chaffy , S&Pc ; colted anu broken , coarse , 7Q9a ;
cottml and broken , fine. 6fjSe. Fleece washed
Medium. lS lSc ; fine , HfMCc ; tub wachcu , ICO
ISc : black , EC : buck * , Go ; tag locks , 283c ; d-'ttd
pullej. 5fflCe. _
St. I.oillM H < lie I'll 1
ST. LOl'IS. Scpl. 16. FI Ol'R Quiet : some
export buMnesj , but lilch ( cean rat-H check ia'es ;
patenlH. > : .LOr3.30 ; extra fancy , 12.60 2.110 ; fancy ,
2.4oa2.CO ; choice. $2.00f2.15.
WHEAT A continuance of large sprlnff rc-
c-i'llitc , teporls < if lllmnclal troubles In the east
and dull spwulatlon cuin-od a decline after the
opening und Ihe market closed under yester
day for futures ; spot dull and lower ; No. 2
red , onBh , COllc lit elevator , fHiOei'jc on track ;
No. 2 hard , C3'/c ; September , GOUc ; December ,
G3Hc ahked.
CORN I'"utures easy nnd lower without much
lraiUKK-Viot ; | dull und lower on call ; No. 2 cash
and September , 190 ; December , 19ifcl'J ! c ; May ,
22Hc neked.
OATS Futures nnd spot weak ; No. 2 cash ,
ICHc bid ; September 17c ; May , 19io bid.
RYR IllKher nl 20c.
CORN tlEAlJ1.35. .
HRAN Sacked , t-ulable , eaft Irack , al 27e.
FLAXSEEI > BHc.
TIMCmfY HBE1 > Prime , J2.CO.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy In good demand
und scarce , but no prairie sold ; prairie. J5 ;
timothy. J3.00Q10.00 , this FP. |
COTTON TIES In demand ; J1.43.
HAQOINC 5TiBe = ; c.
lll'TTER Ijowcr ; creamery , llWlO'.ic ; dair > - ,
80140 ,
EOOS Steady ; lOc.
POULTRY Steady : cl Ickens , old , Cc ! ; f pr ngs
7c ; turkey * , B' ' Sfc ; ducks , C'.Jc ; geete , C'.iUCc.
WH1SKY-JI.18.
LHA1 > -J2.7l,41i2.GO.
SPELTEn-tJ.Z5 iifked.
PitOfltSIONS I'ork , lower ; incus , $8.90 ; job
bing , J5.1fii/C.25. / Lnrd. lower ; prime fleam ,
J.1.15 atked ; choice. )3.22'i. Hacon , lioxeil slioul-
ilira nnd longs , ! 4 ; ribs. JI.U'H ; shnrtK , J4.2.1 ,
Dry tult meat * , boxed shoulderM , J3.C2i ! ; longs ,
J3W ; ribs. J3.C2H ; fliortB , J3.75.
RECEHTS Flour , 4.000 bids. ; wheat , 04,000
bu. : corn. 23 coo bu. ; oats , 34,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 4.000 bbls. : wheat , 30,000
bu. ; corn , 121 , VOO bu. ; oat * , 11 , COO bu ,
SUM Frnnclnvu Mlmnir uiiolntliiiin.
SAN KIIANCISOO. Sept. 15.Tha oSlelal closlnir
quotatlonu fjr inl.iiu ; Htjjcitolive.j m fol
lows :
vjr biM. ni'i. ; Mjxbii il'Jll JM ,
biiilu ilrilti , 10 : . I2lriplite. 13s ,
Dry Knoil .Mnrlii-t.
NI3XV YOHK , Htpt. 15. Au u unl on Tuesday
tlic deinanJ WUMftx \ active. iiltlioiiK.i K ( > < l
iialvs uiu roucju'il tlnnugli inoderalo trunnic.
lions nnJ rorwnrtlliikix on ( irevtaus niKaiit'nirntii.
rrintlnc tlotlm ucllve In ilrmuiul und balen of
about 1UO.COO I'lrcfH o.ldn mill reKUlnm. the lut-
Itr ut 2 ll.ICo unil HIP fcrnu'r lit full mien.
MANl'llKriTHH. Hcpt. li. Clottm nml yiinni
qulft : UiirlnetH on atry rectrloteil Ki-alc.
l''AIl < HU'lClt , MH8 , , Hcpt. 1 % . Print clollm.
llrm ut ! 11-160 ; inodfrntu dfiiuind ,
I'l-orlii SIiirUt'lM.
I'KOltlA , Prpt. 15.-roilN Klrm and lilclier ;
No. t. WiCi No. 3 , ISHiC ,
OATB-i'lrin ; No. 2 lilc. ( I0c , Na J while.
19c.
19c.HVi : Dull ; nominal.
WlllSKY-Klcady ; $1.18 for lilRh wlnpc.
ItUCKIlTS-C'orn , C6K' liu. ; eaU , C ! > JO Lu. :
ryr. none , ulilrkx , none : wheut , C.CCO t.u.
irMnNTS Ctrn. EI.S50 tu , ; coin , CI.IU lU. ;
none ; whltky. T5 K"U. ; wlimt , B.CW bu.
HAN KHANl'WO. Sept. 15. WIIKAT Ktenily ;
DcceinUr. < l.tO ! . l.Ul , May. IMCSl.MU.
Klniuifliilot 'M ,
Knit. 15. Clearlngt , J1.M0.703 ;
, IU6.1II.
NKW YOHK. Sept. li.CJcarlniJSS.WO.SIO ;
buiunc * , 4.ii6.7Ef.
I'lllUADKM'lIIA. Sept. 15. Cltarliigu.
253 ; bulanctii , | 1,4U,04I.
I'JUUAOO , titpl. l-Cleurliign , . ,
mou y , llriuer bit cull at CQ7 per vuU ; en time ,
7 Pr cfnt : New York * xchnnit * , 11.10 ill.'cotmt ,
Crmnml uterllnR , 14.84 ; ruty dnj-f , } 4.Sl < i.
ST. I.OfIS , 5 < * r . IS. Clearing , MC4ZsV ( > : l.nl
unccii , > Mf.tS2 ; t7if > ny , flcady nt S@t tirr cent foi
cnll nnil "flS | > * r cnl for lime Innnn ; N w YorV
ttlmng , 11.55 discount bid ; II.W dlecounl
STOCICS AM ) IIO.VDS.
Volume ii f IltinlncNN , Tluiimh Moil-
crnto , IM U'cll lUtrlliut < > il.
NK\V YOHK. S i't. 15-The Hock mnrkcl lo.lay
junlinpil by Its movement the theories of the
more experienced denlerp. Thin contlnKcnt hnil
etpectcil a renctlonnry lendency , bared upon
11 probable Renernl ilclre lo lake prolltp , and
Ihe forocncl realized lo Hie leltcr. The
volume of burlncrn , though moderate , wan fairly
well illstrlbuted. An early uliow of utrenRth wn
mnile , pnrtly due to higher London quotations
and fowlmi purchasen of ihe Internatlnniil favor
ites In thin mnrkct. The Inlllal K lns extended
to 1U per cent In lUirllncUm. Tlie Krangem
nnd industrials led In point of nctlvliy , nnd
toKether with some of tne fpi'dnllles afterward
bure the brunt of the reactionary movement.
The beiir leaders were acllve nnd succeeded In
laklnc the innrkel from n great muny of the
traders who wished to realize prollts. The up
ward movemenl teen Imlled ami n bear demon-
ftrntlon ensiieil , which wns effective In depre s-
\ntt \ iirlccs to the extent or 4U per cent In To
bacco from the early hlnh level. The decline
In this specialty was attended by reports of
Increased cuttlnK as a tesult of ihe loni ; ccn-
tlnued ravage llsht betw < n the trunl and Its
competitors In Ihe plug tobacco business. Many
or Ihe other losses were quite se\cre. llurllncton
dropped an extreme 55 , per cent , lliwk Island
2li per cenl , New Jersey Central Leather pre-
f'-rred nnd Chlcauo ( ! as IH per cent , Consnll-
dnted ( las 2 per cent nnd BiiKiir l i per cent.
Other declines extended to IS per cent. Western
t nlon was sold on the nnnouncemenl of the
loss of Important railway business to a com
petitor nnd Chicago Gas on reports of Impend-
ini ? furlher litigation. The nltacka on Ihe gen
eral llet were facilitated by a llrm money mar
ket , call loans axcrnKlntf the toi > tlgures of yes
terday , f,57 per cent. A few transncllons were
made al 6 i r ccnl In mereanllle circles In ilils
city. Tlie Mory had nol been conllrmed up tu
the dote of business. In nddltlnn to the lore-
K lnK some relllnn wus attributed to expectation
HI nn advance to 3 per cent In ihe Hank of KHR-
laml inte on Thursday.
At the low level supporting orders were made
In Borne shares nnd these were suplemented by n
demand from the shorls. The effecl was In Im
part a degree of steadiness and trilling rallies oc
curred. This afternoon's speculation was market !
by dullness nnd nervous temper. The cluslng
was wenk nt about the lowest. Hallway bonda
receded in sympathy with the depression In stock
pricey , but except In a few Insliinces the losses
were nol tlgnlllcnnl. Louisville & New Albany
coiisol Gs figured nl n C per cent decline to 7 !
nnd t'nlon Klcvatril Mrsts dropped 1'4 per cent.
Cincinnati , Dayton K Ironton Cs exceptionally
row.1 4 per cent. The Fiiles were JW.3.WHI.
aoveimnents ruled n shade higher for the new
4s i > n the first call , but later lost the Improve
ment. The transactions were JIO.SOO. Silver cer
tificates were weak and lower nt C3VJc for
UI.COO.
The livening 1'osl's I < ondon llnnnclnl cable
gram says : The stock markets were depressed
and fidgety today , closing llafT Consols opened
llDSi. but soon gave way on false reports of gold
shipments nnd n rise In the Herman bank rule.
These reports being contradicted , a Illful rally
followed , Ihe price closing al 110. The other
maikets were Irregular and nervous , especially
glltedged stocks , the best colonial Issues being
almost < infnenMe ! , The position U this : Money
hus been dirt cheap for to long that stocks , such
as consols , home corporations und other seed
stocks not usually uwl for the purpose of spec
ulation , have been heavily speculated In with
borrowed money , hence the abnormal
collapse on the signs of dearer money.
Americans were compnrnllvcly hteady , but
closed dull. The report cabled yester
day of prospective gold shipments from France tc
New- York Is conllrmed. Fully rWI.OflO sterling
will go from there tomorrow or Trlday nml In
reliable quarters It Is said that J2 , " > , ono.00 < ) more
will follow , but this 1 cannot ptntc as an absolute
fact. The llerlln market wns weali. The Paris
Imurse wns fairly steady. The mid-monthly set
tlement there has begun.
The following were the closine notations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
ex-dlv. 1all aHsesamenls paid.
The total tales of stock today were
shares , Includtng : American Tobacco , 25CIO ( ;
American SUBur , 28,200 ; IlurllnKton & Qulncy ,
28.000 ; Chicago Oas , 3,400 ; Louisville & Nashville ,
10.600 ; Manhattan , 9,300 ; Heading , f.,400 ; St. I'ntil.
28.COO ; Tennessee Coal and Iron , 4,000 ; Western
Union , 4,400.
.NVvv Yfirk .Money Mnrket.
NHW YOHK , Sept. 10. MONKY ON CALfy
Firm ut 507 per cent , last loan , 5 per cent ;
closed , 56 per cent.
I'llIMR MERCANTILE I'AI'ER Nomlnnlly 7
fi9 per cent.
STKHLINO BXCHANOB Htrnily. with actual
business In bankers' bills. S4.i4J74.S4U for demand
and J4.Sl > i04.S2 for sixty days ; posted rates ,
) -I.S2f4.63'i nnd J4.S4Vi4fc5Hi commercial bills.
IluNtoii Stock Quotation * .
BOSTON' . Soul. 15 , C.-ill loiin. 74S-l ! < lur cent !
limn loinv UUjfcS ujr com. Clodlui pncji for
I'll Illlll If rt ll-M !
IOIIIIH | > Stunk ( luoiniluun ,
0J. IS I p. ni. cloillr :
HAH BILVKH-SOd per ounce.
MONin I Pr rent.
The rule of dlicpunt In Ihe open market for
short and Ihire months' bills , 1U per cent ,
Ktirclurii Kliiniifliil ,
Iinill IN , ept. 15. KxrhaiiEO on London ,
elk-lit days' tlifht , iO niurku . J5',4 prg.
i'AIUH. Kept. ! & . T.irec per cent rentu , l if
" ( c for the account , ttxchamje on London , 2if
IS' , i' for checks.
1 < ON1 > ON. Kept. IS. Gold is quoted nt HuenoH
Ayrv * tuJajut ll.tO ; Madrid. 1 > .2S , Lisbon ,
t9 ; ; Home , lOT.Z t. Amount of bullion withdrawn -
drawn from the lUnt ut Knulunil on balance
today , i.faCO.
OMAHA LffE STOCK MARKET
Record Oaltlo Jjcfeipts for the Year and
More Killing Stuff ,
CHOICE CORNFf j BEEVES ARE STEADY
Ainu I'li-iiljfiil. ' " ' ' " " ' Do in a ml
IN ( iiioil IIIK ! I'rli'ex StrniiK' < >
jy ( | lplit Slioop Mlt-
I , i ; ml Slt'inly.
TUKSDAY , Sept. 16.
Cattlo. HOJ.-S. Sheep. Horses ,
September 15 4IG ) 3ro > 7 3,112 . . . .
Scptcmlier 14 1,277 LOW 1,001 2J
September 12 2,031 S.S13 ! 'S4 ' . . . .
September 11 2,077 2,417 2,470 1
September 10 2 , < WO 3.SSI l.SOt . . . .
September 9 3,71.ri 3,297 1,913 30
September 8 2,035 4,854 2,120 2
September 7 2,130 930 2,5.97 52
September 5 1,111 2,209 1,053
The otitclal number of cars of slock
brought In today were :
C. . M. & St. ] > . Ily
Missouri Pacific Ily
Union 1'aulllc sj-slem
n. & M. It. H. H
C. , II. & Q. H- . . . .
C. , H. I. & P. flv c
O. . 11. I. & V. fly. ,
C. . St. P. . M. & O. 1.
F. . B. & M. V. U. H
Total receipts ISO 67 17
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha Packing company 68 Ed . . . .
f5. H. Hammond Co -113 "US
Si\lft ami Company ST.9 MM 12
Ctlilahy Packing Co 1.1ST 1-MO 43D
H. Ilcckcr ami Degan. . . . 11
I J. I. . Carey .US
I Loumiin & Holhschllils. . 222
I W. I. Stephens 42
HIM & 1-tfwls 79
Iknton & Underwood. . . . 2i57
liiiston & Co lTi > . . . . . . . .
Cmliihy from K. C l.KW
Livingston & Schaller 20
l.ayton & Company Ill
Sperry .t llarnes 1SI
Other buyers 61S
Left over 200 700
Total 4,979 3,700 1.C.T5
CATTLK The receipts today were 4I7 ! ) ,
the- largest day's run of the year to ilato.
Of the catlle here 1,298 were consigned
illrecl to a loeal packer , leaving 3,000 on
sale. Killing cattle constlUiteil u much
larger proportion of Ihu reeelpls than hns
been the rule of late , both corn-fed na
tives nnd western range steers being freely
offered. The market as a whole was In
clined to be slow ami on some kinds of
cattle easier.
Choice corn-fed beeves could safely be
quoted about steady , though there have
not been many hrro of lale with which
comparisons could be made. Some lMl-lb.
natives sold al M.CO. olhers at $4.riO : , and
on down lo JI.OO and under. Western
steers were generally lower to say tluit
they were lOc lower than last week would ,
perhaps , best describe the situation. Owing
to the number on sale the movement wns
a lltlle slow , but the cattle kept dolling
nnd were pretty well cleaned up before
the close.
The miu-ket on. I'm tellers' slock was also
slow , the orrcrliiRH being large and Ihe
buyers Indifferent. . The best cow stuff
was not mticJi different from yruterilMv
as regards valnesibtit : unless It 'happened
to be somcth.lng very attrnctlvu in Ihe
eyes of the buyers , It wns lower.
I-or the nnmlH-r of cattle here the offer
ings of feeders , wore very light. At the
samp time good feeders and good stock
cattle were In. iltnjnml , and while packers
were bidding lower on killing cattle , the
cattle that wduld do for feeders were sell
ing at fully stcn'dyprices. . Heal attractive
stockers and feeders were not only steady ,
but even stronger in some . .
cases. Itonre-
scntutlve sales :
No Av. Pp. 'No. .Av. I > . No. Av. Pr.
i' " .1023 J3 J5 ; i3..nior. ji co Ri..HM Jl 3.r ,
! . WO 3 25 * 0.13IS 4 SO IS..1304 4 r,0
10. . . .1247 3 60 ' 21.1313 t 33 30..1SG1 4 CO
cows.
1. . . 900 1 2J . , ,2.1(00 2 00 8. . . . 973 2 ST
l. . . 1 SO s.sin 2 co t.10)0 ) 2 B5
1. . . 1 M 1 " * . .SiO 2 (0 2..1070 2 35
.1070 i no . , Mo s 10 r . . . .10ll ! 235
. MO 1 CO 2 15 2. . . . 12.1.2 41
1. . . i or , 7CO 2 13 Ii. . . . & 93 2 45
l. . . 1 73 KOO 2 2j 1. . , . 730 2 SO
l. . . 1 75 , lll.-j ! 2 30 G. . . . ! < ; 2 ft )
2. . . 935 i ro 1. . 950 2 3.1 r. . . . . STS 2 co
1. . . ICO 1 90 0.1009 : 2 K C. . . . OTO 2 C3
2. . . . CSO 2 no . . . cso 2 55 7SO 2 FO
1. . . . K > 0 2 ro 4. . . CCO 2 55 775 3 00
. .700 2 CO 3 CO
1. . . . 470 2 K . . C31 2 C3
HULLS.
I. . . . 3SO 1 GO L. .13CO 2 00 2 2.1
I. . . .1510 1 70 1. . 1170 2 10
1. . . . nr.o 1 SO 1..1020 2 10
1. . . .1530 1 ! u 1..13CO 2 20 2 C5
1. . . 2 00
STAGS ,
1..1230 200
CALVES.
1. . , 300 2. . . . 35i ! 3 CO C. . . 244 4 50
2. . . 400 1. . . 310 4 00 1. . . 150 C 25
1. . . 320 2. . . 285 4 23 1. . . ICO 5 25
STOCKKHS AND
. 7fO 21. . . S73 3 00 CO. . . S02 3 20
1. . . 700 3 00 20. . .1100 3 20
12. . . 2. . . WKI 3 05 S. . .721 3 K
, SfO 2 75 . . . 3 IS 9. . . ess a 25
2 M. . . HD2WO 3 15 15. . . ira ; 3 25
3. . . . ICG 3 00 43. . WO 3 15 L. . 410 3 40
3 00 14. . . . 735 3 15
"WKSTEHNS ,
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
3 heifers . 913 } 2 7B 10 feeders. . .1120 (3 25
NUHUASICA.
1 cow PRO 2 10 4S steers IOS5
1 cow. . , 1100 2 10 Cl feeders..1053
2 COWH 1045 M feeders..10S5 3 25
21 cows t > i)2 ) 2 4' ' ) 23 feeders..li04 ( 3 25
1 feeder MO 2 CO 32 feeders. . . . 01)1 ) 3 25
II COWH 10S9 2 00 27 feeders. . . , 752 3 25
4i ( steers UIG 2 75
"s. II. Dyp.
1 feeder 010 300 11 feeders..1031 330
J. J. Vunmeter.
49 feeders..1000 3 4S
4SIDAHO.
IDAHO.
123 cows . 9SS 2 45 22 feeders..1014 3 10
4 cows . ( - MId 1 feeder lOuo 3 20
Id feeders , . . . 1303 3 10 3 feeders. . , . 103G 3 * )
T. n Wood.
1C cows . 697 2 15 1 feeder , , . . 700 2 75
10 heifers . 7C7 2 43 49 feeder * . . 7"0 3 20
1 heifer . SEO 2 70
70WYOMING.
WYOMING.
1 hull 1500 1 75 D feeders.,1107 S 15
5 cows 10S2 2 00 C4 feeders. . . . 040 3 o
23 COWH 102,1 2 671/J 9 feeders..12:13 : 3 20
1 feeder 1020 2 115 34 feeders..114C 3 35
1 feeder 1030 2 85 19 feeders..1134 S 25
i ri'iMU'rn.inc 3 oo 26 feeders..1IM 345
1 feeder 1140 3 CO 25 feeders , . . , G50 3 CO
4 fccdera..1240 3 00 & 5 feeders. . . , C20 3 65
H. W. Davis.
40 fecderti..lli9 ( 3 30
W. A , I'UKsley ,
1 steer 810 265 I heifer 820 270
1'ralt & Ferris C. Co ,
8 COWH 1022 2 CO (2 heifers 1120 2 f5
11 COIVB 1040 2(0 S feeders..11C1 3(0
2 htrs , llfc-.ISt ! ) 2 CO 44 steers I2k9 310
COI/JHADO.
3 hulls 1320 1 35 M COWH , Tex , 932 2 40
S bulls. Tex.I24G 1 CO ! 51 cows MS 2 45
lOcowii. T x. DS2 i 85 2feederH..12C5 2 75
1 rteer ItttO 2 25 6 feeders.,1030 3 15
2i-uws ! i0 2 K 31 feeders. . . . tCO 3 15
I cow. , 9iO ' 2 40'
1' ' > ir'/NTANA.
'
'Ci Avrunt.
1 fleer ISOd ,2 , 40 32 feeders.,1092 2 V
2 cows lOW 240' 2 steers 121S 300
2 steers IZIS..S CO ,
DAKOTA.
iBtr. tlK..1240i2 < 5 17 feeders..1151 3 00
Weare k H. Co.
33fc-eJers..l04l 2 SJ 39 feeders..1047 3 CO
ir " Weil l e.
1 state 930.(3,00i 18 eteer-H 1121 275
Uftrn , tit.IMS 2 ? 5 1C feedcrH. . . 270
I heifer. 770 ? - 1 heifer 1130 2 fc5
3G Kteers. . . IWl.i'J * . . DO fefderu. . lU22 295
8 steers. . 'M 2 05 ,
vfcterit Itanchcs.
1 cow SCO' 'i i 0 35 bl eei-H 1250 2 CS
1 heifer IW ! > 1W 30 feeilers..111)7 ) 2 75
3 firs. UK..1155 225' W heifers ! is 275
7 Mrs. I1B..1215- 401 4 steeru 1115 3 (0
Ufuwi 101ITJS fO'
i ; . llolcomh.
2cows 1HO1 " 1 50J Ii cows DM 210
2 Mills HiO'l'(0 ! 52 COWH 109ti 245
' Vi Hlolcoinl ) .
7helferii MB"14 W'
( Intlirlf it O. Cattle Co.
7M < CTH . 14 ! OU 1 heifer mo 3 CO
2 fuwB . 915 & ( I
" UTAH.
1 bull . IS..O l'TO 10 feeders. . SCI 2 85
1 feeder . 1110 230 S feeders. . ! > CJ 2 K
2 feeder * . . . IOCS 2 US 25 feeder
1 feeder UO 2 (5 4 feeders. . . . ttSS 2 ,
J. H. Lunt.
39 feeders. .
J. H. Mynders.
t9 feeders. . . . 003 J ti
HOGS The receipts of IIOKH were 3.CG7 as
ieulnt.1 l.bufi yefterduy und 4til on Tuerduy of
lutteek. . The deinuiul wus Kood and the niur-
ket an a Hhole fulily tutUfuelory.
The trade ojirneil with values Mrm , and closed
a little Btrmi er with cverythliiK sold. Heavy
hoK ml'l lurKcly ut n.'d'ti'i'il. as aKulnit f..KW
2.70 yetterdny , uii'l Die inedluin uelKhts went
prlncl | > ally at SJiilCif 15. Tlivra cr u few
guod llghta which luld ut } 1.15.
The fuel that there tr u few loads of IlKht
huK hero lodny made the mnrkct look conill-
eruldy liltther us cciupured with yederday , when
Ihcie were none. here. Heire | entMlve raits :
No. Av. Sh. 1'r. No. Av. Hh. . . . . 1'r . .
13 336 200 J2 CS U 40 | 2 75
U J20 . : C7H 64 80 2 75
rt iq rrt 2 70 74 , . IZO 2 7S
45 , 2 70 M. 2
, . . . . ! , / : no 2 71
l' Tlie receipts were Illifrnl nml the
irmrket about utemly. Uerrei > cntntlve Fnlm :
No. . Av. Pr.
12 LucUn 131 J5 ! S
419 \ \ 0fli.rncthcr ? 104 SK
CIIICACO i.ivi : STOCK.
Full < Itrcrilr ami nciiiiiuil
Ill-llllllll.H ( illlld.
rillCAOO. PPM. 15. The few native "nttlc
orfrrcil inovcil oft slowly , but jitlcea wi > rc not
any lower. Common to prime stporM n M lit
from J3.10 to J..10 , lanjely lit from W.SK ) to SI.75.
( limit export cattle polil round from 14.40 to
$4. 0. Tlie Ktocker nnil fccdci1 ilcmntM kei-ps
up remarkably ell nml pnlcs nrp InrKely l
from J2.M to J3.cr. . There Is n strong demnnil
for Rood liutclicr ' flock nml fill helfern are
\cry scarce nint lirlnp good | irlccbut ! cannem
move slowly. Cnlves were In ROOI ! t\iiply | tailuy
nml In netlve ilenmnil ul stemly prlceii. Tcxns
rnttlc wenIn moilpratp drinnml nt weak prices ,
Kinsbers felling at from } i.35 to J2.W. U'estenis
en > far too plentiful niul cold slowly at a
further rciluctloa of lOc.
OIKI.I piickliig ilrmm of IIORS were slrotiRer
to f.o . hlKlii'r. wlille light IIOKB averiiKeil that
much lower. Heavy lots Kolil nt from J2.f.O to
J3.I5 , meillinn wclglilR at fr.im I2.SO to J3.35. llKhtu
nt from 13.05 to J3.40 nml | ) ! KS t from J2 to
J3.30. 1'nckerx lots sold cldelly nt from JJ.fO
to 52.90 anil KiilpplUR IIORK IniKcly at from 51.10
to 3.2S. I'lira sold mostly nt from 12.50 to M.Z5.
Sales of sheep were again slow nt the rullni ;
low prices , western sheep selling lit from 12.25
lo 12.75. while a few natives roM nt from J2
In J3. I.amlis solil fairly well lit from J2 to
J3.33 for feeders. TeedliiR hheep hrnURht from
J2.40 to I2.CU nnd eru In fairly nctlvc re-
Uecclpts : Cattle , 8fCO head ; IIORB. 15,000 hcnil ;
ilivcp , 7,000 he.'iil ; cnlvcs , UK ) head.
KIIIINIIH City I.lvp Stoi-k.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. It.-CATTU-J-Ileeelptii.
15,000 : shipments , 4,200 ; Itest natives nlxiiil
stenily ; other eattle wenk to lOc lower : Texan
steira , l.PO f3.0fl ; Texas cows , 11.40 2.25 ; lieef
steers , J3.10ff4.CO ; native cows. Jl.COfl3.Ofl ; stolt -
era and feeders , J2.r.Of(3.CO ( ; bulls. Jl.f.OIj2.70.
HOC5S Hecelpts , Cr.OO ; shipments , 300 ; market
opened steady , closed weak nnd Tic lower ; bulk
of Miles. li.WWM.lO ; heavy. J2.70JI2.J5 ; packers
J2.W03.05 ; mixed. J2.CSff3.10 ; llfihts , JS.OOi& O
Yorkers. J3.10JTJ.20 ; pl s , J3.05Jf3.15.
SHKK1' Hecelpts. 6.COO : shipments. 1,700 ; mar
ket dull and weak ; lambs , J2.25f3.75 ; muttons
Stock In
Hecelpts of stock nt the four principal markets
for Tuesday , September 15 , U'lfi :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
South Omaha . 4.047 3.CC7 3.712
niicnRu . s.r.oo iri.ooo.coo
Kansi'H City . . . . . . . 15.100 ( i.500 r.W )
St. LoulH . C.WK ) 7,000 3.000
Totals . 34,447 32,107 1S.71S
Xow York I.lv - Slook.
NKW YOK1C , Sept. 15. 1H213VKS Hecelpts , COI
heatl : no tl idlng ; cables ( juote American steers
nt SViWlOHe. .Ircsscd wclsht : refrigerator beef ,
Cfi7e : expoits , 1.30S beeves , 1,400 sheep and 3.COO
nunrters of beef.
SHEii' ANI1 I.AMIIS Hecelpts , S.ifS head ;
llrm ; sheep , J2.00ff4.50 : lambs , J4.00fi5.00.
HOaS-llecclpts , 4.034 head ; llrm nt I3.COG4.00.
SI. l.milM I.lStuck. .
ST. I.OUIS. Sept. 15. CATTW3 Heeelpts. n.OOO ;
market lower ; native ( hipping steers , H.391il.f,0 ;
TexuH steers , J2.405i3.30.
IIOCJS Heeelpts , 7,000 ; market 5c lower ; llKht ,
J3.ti05i3.SO ; mixed , J2.SOW3.20 ; heavy , J2 90Jf3.25.
SI1I3KI' Hecelpts. 3,000 ; market slow.
: IIKI : IK 'niK AVOOI. MAUICKT.
\ < il\viliHhniHiiK- ( , 1'rlces Are Itul-
InK liieli I.iMvor.
IIOSTON , Sept. 15. There has been more life
In the wool market this wcelf , although prices
me rilling low. Quotations : Missouri quarter-
blooil combing. HSflSc ; Missouri three-eighths
blood combing , 14fl5c ; braid combing. 14c ; Texas
wools , medium , 12 months , HSIlCc ; i-coured price ,
25R2Sc ; Hiring , fine. 12 months , lOiilllc : scoured
price , 28jT2ae. Territory wools : Montana , tine
medium and line. ! fll"c ; scovrel irce , Kc ; ttaple ,
50p ; I'tnhY'omlng , etc. . line medium nnd line ,
MllOc ; scoured price , 27 rtSc ; htnple. JZ30c. Call-
Corn hi wools , northern , Hiring , 9Cllc ; tcoured
price , SSH29c ; middle country , sprlnK , VSUte ;
scoured price , 25Jf2G'/4c ; Australian , bcoured baslH ,
combing , superfine , 45 47c ; combing , 40y43L- ;
CombliiK avcrnRc , SSff40c.
LONDON , Sept. 15. The fifth series of the
colonial wool sales will open at t.ic Wool ex
change Scptemlier 32 and Is llxed to close Oc
tober 20.
ANTWKHI' . Sept. 1. ' , . The Hlver 1'latte wool
auction sales opened here t < Hlay. The attend
ance wan fair and the demand good , with prices
7 per cent lower. Six hundred and twelve bales
of Huenos Ayrcs were sold at i id to Cd and
( U bales of Montevideo at 2.d { to G d.
Liverpool Market.
i.ivcnrooti , Sept. 15. WHEAT spot nnn ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 red winter , stocks ex
hausted ; No. 2 rtd , spring , f > H 1 ; No. 1 Call-
fonila , C 7d. futures ejieneil steady , with
near and distant position * ; d lower ; closed
qilU't , with near nnd distant positions ViO'.i'l
lower ; business nbout equally illstrlbuted ; Sep
tember , SB 3d ; October. &s 3d ; November , Os3Ud ;
December , Cs SVjdj January , 5s 4d : February ,
5s 4V'jd.
COItN Spot firm : American mixed , new , 2s
10d , Futures opened steady , with near and dis
tant ixisltlons unohanced to "id lowe j buslnars
about equally dUtrlbuteil : October , * H 9' d ;
November , 2s S\d ; IJceembcr. 2s ii id.
FJXM'Jl Firm ; demand fair ; freely supplied ;
Kt. I > iuls. fancy winter. 7s.
I'HOVIHJONS Uncoil. Ftendy ; demand moder
ate ; Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ihs. , 2Ss ; eliorfTlbs ,
20 to 24 Iba. , 29 ; loni ; clear , Mpiit. 35 to 33 Ibs. ,
25s MnK ; clear , heavy , 40 to 4.1 Ibs , , 25s ; short
clear Hacks , IlKht , 18 Ibs. , 24 * Cd ; short clear
middles , heavy , 45 to f.O Ihs. , 21s Cd ; clear bel
lies. 11 to 1C Ibs. , 2 s. Shoulders , square , 12 to
IS Ibs. , 23s 6d. Hams , short cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. ,
42s M , Tallow , line Norlh American , 17s 9il ,
lieef. extra India lilt'tn. 4Cu 3d ; prime mcce. 3Cs
JJ. 1'ork , prime mess , line western , 45s ; medium
western , 3 d. I.nnl , steady ; prime western ,
ISs M ; refined In palls , 19s.
CHI5KHK Firm ; demand fair ; finest American ,
white , 42 > : flnett American , colored , 44s ,
lIUTTIjn FJtieit United Staler , SOs ; Rood , CO ? .
MNHKRD Ollv-17B ,
HUFIUOKHATOH 1IBEK Forequarlcrs , Jd ;
liln'lU ( | rters , 6V4d ,
HOi'H At Ivondon ( I'nclflc coast ) , 1 l&a.
Hecelpts of wheat for the past three days were
f,0.000 centals , IneludlnK 44,010 American. Ile-
wlpta of American corn during the past three
day * , 134,000 centale , Tlw weather IB cloudy.
Cut to n Murkfl.
NEW YOHIC , Kept. 15. COTTON Snot closed
iiulct ; middling uplands , Sr.c ; mlddllne culf ,
Sc ; sales. 111 bale * ; futureu co d very steady ;
sales , 2I9.COO bales : January , JM ; February ,
(8.50 ( ; March , JS.12 ; April. JS.fC ; May. J8.W ; June.
tS.(3 ( ; September , JR.23) ) October. JS.Su ; November ,
JS.l'S ; Ilpcfmtier. S. P.
NHW OHLKANS , Sept. I5.-COTTON-Steady ;
inlildllnir , 7 c ; low mlddllnif , 7 ll-lfc ; Rood or-
STrSi/t'lH , 'fiept. 15. OOTTON Steady ; sales.
60 boles : middling. 7Uc : rerelptu , 1.C3-J bales ;
shipments , JC"3 bales stock , 9.22J bales.
.Snunr Slnrkei.
NKW YOHK. Sept. 15. 81'OAH ' Hnw. quiet ;
fair reflnliiK. 2 11-Kc ; ruitrifURul , * 6 test , 3Vic ; relined -
lined , .julct ; Branulnted , 4 ie.
LONDON , Sept. 16 SUOAH Cane , quiet ;
prices barely maintained : centrifugal Java. 10s
M ; fair rellnlnn , Us Cd. Heel , dull ; little dolnp ;
October , its J'.id. ' _ _
Mliiiteiipo1l IVhiMit Mnrkfl.
MINNBAI'OMH Kept. 15 WIIHAT Septi-mter ,
f.7iic ; December , tM e ; n truck. No. 1 hard , old ,
6Kc ' ; new , r,7'ie' No. 1 no ; them , old , GClic ; new ,
Mic ; No. 2 northern , old , tCCfMUc ; new , 64f.
oil City nlnrkct.
OIL CITY Sept. J5. Ilalnncea. Jl.12 ; rertlu-
rates , ( iix-neil. hUli. low "nd clpfed. Jl.12 ; no
alm ; ehliment | . Ili3,0f bbls. ; runs , 111.45S bbl .
IIKAI/1'V JIAUKK'J' .
INSTHUMKNTS placed on record Tuesday ,
September 15 :
WARRANTY OKIOUB.
C , O. Ijirfion and wlfo to A. J. Don
nelly , lot 4 , block 2. West CurnlnK. . * MO
W. H. Mlllard and wife lo Margaret
IVtteibon , uYj of w CO feut lot 6. nnd
H M feet lot 7 , block 1 , Pope place. . 1O.V
U. H. Lyons and wife lo A. H. Cum-
mint ) , lot IS , block 1 , Houth Kxchaiif'o
place . 1.000
Joseph Krejcl und wife to William
Futzer. e M ) feet lol 1 , block ,
Lowe's udd . 2.COO
j. L. Ciuiiui und huHbund to I ) . Jl. Dil
lon , tract 4Uxl35 feet In so corner
block K , Shlnn'8 Third mid . 1
M. J. Kills nnd husband to II. I1.
Lewis , utt lot 3 , block 21 , K. V.
Smith's ' mid . ID
QUIT CLAIM DJ3KUH.
Frederick 1'reln to C. M. Nelson , no
ttvr n\v. n w DW sw. wii se nw. b',4 ' nw
nw ( fxcejit 4 ucrcu ) und other prop
erty in 10-1G-13. . . . 8SO
Total umouut of trunufcra
WEATHER CROP BULLETINS
Nebraska's ' Season Oloscs with a Very Uoot
Week for Farming.
CORN IS BEYOND DANGER FROM WEATHER
( Miln I'ou Lute I'leoi-H llcnmln ( i
31 a I u re \ \ lilliMmcKliiK n ( n
Wonderful Vleld HUN
Ciniinu-iiei-d ,
Weekly crop bulletin Xo. 21 of the Xc
braska section of the ellm.ite and cm
service of the United States Wcalhe
Ilurcau , Issued from tlm central olllce o
the section nt the ITnlverslly of Nebl-.iska
Lincoln , for the week ending Monday , Hep
tembtr 14 , says :
'I ' IL
MICINtltKHi
I * n.
IICMIIIII *
linuill
The temperature of the past week has
averaged about two degrees below the nor
mal ; II was slightly above Ihe normal on
Ihe first and last days of the \\i-rk and
decidedly below on the 10th ami llth. Light
frosts occurred quite generally on the morn
ing of the llth on low liintln , but very lltlle
damage wan done , however , and none to
staple crops ,
The rainfall has boon above the normal
In all sections of the stato. The greatest
excess has been In the southeastern secllon ,
where Ihe rainfall exceeded an Inch gener
ally and over considerable areas exeeedod
two Inches.
Corn has made fairly good pi ogress ami
with Ihe exception of the latest pieces in
entirely beyond danger of injury liy frosts.
In some localities shucking has commenced
and the yield Is reported as unusually
large. The wet wfiithcr of Ihe week has
relarded Ihrenhlng tit localities where this
work has not been completed and Interfered
with haying , u considerable of which crop
Is yet to be secured In some portions of
the state. Sugar beets and chicory need
dry weather to mature. . Pastures arc ex
cellent.
The rains of the week have placed the
ground In line condition for plowing and
seeding nnd much of this work has already
been done. A goodly acreage of winter
wheat and rye arc being sown and some
pieces are already up In fine condition.
Tile crops have matured so far thai they
nre practically beyond Ihe reach ot any
furlher cffecls due lo the weather , and
therefore this bulletin will be the last for
Ihls season. Correspondents will please ac
cept our thanks for their hearty cooperation
tion during the season Just closing.
G. A. l.OVKI.AXl ) .
Section Director.
I MV XfodH AViiriu. Dry \\Viillier.
DBS MOINKS. Sept. 13. The lown weekl\
weather crop bulletin. IsFiied tiuluy , rays' :
There were bill llnee fnvornhlc days for i ( pen-
Ing and drying out the corn , lint the Kencral c < > n
dltion IB fairly K od. HeportH Indicate Unit
the bulk of the crop Is imictloiilly imfe In the
ncithein districts , wlieiu It Is generally further
advanced townnl maturity than In the central
nnd southern districts. Culling Is In proKret-
In all sections , and In the dairy districts n lurne
portion of the crop will be cut and shocked with
in the coining week. For the complete rlpenliu"
of the full crop of corn we need from ten days
to two or three weeks of dry , win in
weather. From 20 to 30 per cent wan planted
later than usual , and much of this IH still given
and quite Immature. Fall plowing nnd teeilliiK
nre being rapidly pushed. More than the Ufuul
area will he plowed , the conditions of the Mill
being favorable. "
( irounil Too Dry in MlhHourl.
COLVMIIIA , ? Io. . Sept. 15. The Missouri
weekly crop report , Issued today , pays : The
temperature varied from normal to 2 degree-1
above. The rainfall avernRed over one inch.
Light frost occurred In Nodawny county on the
Cth , but did little diumiKe. In the northern
and western central counties the poll is Kcncrully
In good condition for fall reeding and woik If
liroRresFliiff favorably , but In other parts of the
tlatc Die ground Is generally lee dry , thoiiKh
Feeding Is In progress. Corn Is beyond Injuri
by frost , nnd In pome central and southern Fee-
lions cuttlnK Is nearly completed. Cotton pickIng -
Ing Is progressing rapidly ; | > otatocs will make an
excellent crop. Pastures are In need of water
In central and southern counties.
I.itHt AVoeU of Corn Cutting.
CHICAGO , Sept. 15. The Illinois weekly
weather crop bulletin , lotted today , says : In
the northern section and the west counties of
the central fcctlon farm work has nu.de Rood
proKiess , but Hpewhere the dr > nfs returned
reeding and plowing. Corn cutting has been
pushed rapidly and most of the cutting Inn
been done. The work will gviierally b" finished
llilH week. 'Die grain Is drying quickly anil
much of the crop will be siifo 'o limit r.ml crib
within two weeks. Plowing and heeding in the
drier jwrtlons of the mute have been much
delayed or entirely stopped and ruin Is much
needed , especially In southern count ! . ' * , where
stock water Is scaicu und wells , sticuins and
ponda arc very low.
Torn Oti < of iliv AVn.v of If rant.
TOPKICA , Sept. 15. The Kansas weekly crop
report Issued today pays : The average
temperature has been nearly normal with
Kooil rains general. Kail plowing has protested
favorably. All corn except pome very late Is
out of danger of frost. Haying hai been retarded
In POIIIII countleu by rains , but Ihe crop is line
and abundant.
AMUSEMENTS.
The reception given by Mr. Frank Lea
Short of the Omaha School of Dramatic Art
to UlsB May Hobson , the charming charac
ter actress of the Umpire company , at
Crclihton hall yesterday afternoon was an
occasion of more than ordinary Interest to
those present. The hall was tastefully dec
orated with ferns and potted plants , dlvana
and easy chairs were disposed about and
Iced punch was served at a table In the
conter. The exercises which followed the
reception proper were of an entirely In
formal nature and Included a vocal solo by
Mr. Homer Moore , two violin numbers by
Mr , Franz Adelmann , the first scene ot
"Hosberry Shrub , Sec. , " by Mrs. WhecUr ,
Mrs. Matheson arid Miss Sijulres and "Life
Studies" by Misses Klmball , Scannell and
i'ond , three of Mr. Short's pupils.
It Is the Instructor's aim In these studies
from life to have his pupils reproduce types
of character which they themselves have
observed. Some of the work shown In this
line was worthy of very high praise. Miss
KlmhaU's negro washerwoman sketch , Mlsa
ScanneU's pantomime of u woman doing
up her hair and Miss 1'ond's Imitation of
knitting and her truly edmlrablo repre
sentation of a young girl lamenting hys
terically over the body of lier mother wern
the best. Miss I'ond , In particular , a young
woman who has lately come from Missouri
Valley for Instruction ut Mr. Short's school ,
showed such marked ability as will almost
certainly bring her to high places In the
profession which slio wishes lo adapt as
her life-work.
At the close of the regular program Mr.
J. K. Dodson of Hie Empire company waf
persuaded lo give his famous recitation of
"Tho Charge of the Light Ilrlgado. " In
which he shows bow the stirring lines
might bo declaimed by a nervous youth , a
Scotchman , a country curate , a Frenchman ,
an Italian , Henry Irving and Mr. Dodsoti
hlmselt. the whole forming a remarkable
display of skill In elocution ; and Mr. Fer
dinand Gottschalk Improvised delightfully
'or u few moments at the piano ,
With two performances today tlio "Umpire
Stock company" will close the engagement
at the Crelgbton. "Liberty Hall , " which Is
remembered with genuine pleasure by those
so fortunate as to witness Its production
> y this company last season , will bo the
nallneo bill , when It Is safe to say thai
nany of lust year's auditors will again
enjoy the delightful slluatlons of H. U.
Carton's beautiful play. "Liberty Hall" U
veil known here. William Faversbam will
appear us the hero ; Viola Allen us the
tcrolnc. Ida Conqueit as her slsler , and
William H. Cromplon as the old gentleman
who conducts the circulating library. Oilier
mportant parts will be played by May
lobson. B. V Ilackus , Hobert Edccon and
< "ordlnand Qottscbalk. The bill for this
evening will be I'lr.ero'a new piny "Tho
lU-ncnt of do Doubt , " which will bo pre
sented for ( he Hist tlmr In this city ,
The Mory of the play is ns follows : Mrs.
Jnck AUlnghnm 1ms brought n suit ( RAlntt
her hiiEbntul for n Judicial separation on
the ground of his relations with Mrs. Alex
ander Krnscr , nml the Mill 1ms been dis
missed. Mrs. Kroner rci-clvlng "tho benefit
ot the doubt , " though severely lectured by
llio judge for her Indiscretion. " Mrs.
Krnser's first Impulse on emcrpltn : from
the court Is to live down the scandal , with ,
her husband's help , nnd to him AU'ordlnftl/
site appeals. HP , howi'\er. Is of n cold , reserved -
served nature , mid docs not ceo mat ( era In
the same light. Ills pride ns n. e ntlemftn
has been deeply wounded , nnrt he In All for
hldliiR his slintuo In a llf > of retirement
nbroad. Thereupon , Mrs. Fr.ucr icnolves td
rl 1 her husband of her presence by fllchl
and the srrne of the Mory shifts to a
cottfwi ut ipsom.hero : Allingtmm IB HT-
lug separated from his Jealous wife Mrs.
AillnvliAiu arrives to beg hlx forgiveness for
the wrongs die has done him , mid soon
after Mis. Frascr comes along to ndvlso
with her old friend. Mr ? . AllliiRham agrees
that her husUnil shall receive -Mrs. Prasci'
on condition thnl tdin be allowed to over-
hour tholr conversation , and. of course , new
trouble Is Iho result. To ndd to the com-
i'llratldim of the situation , Mrs. Frnscr
helps herself too freely to the spirit bottle
and brings the second net to a closa by
becoming helplessly Into.\lc.iU-d. In the
next net -Iho Inut of the piny Mr. Krnscr ,
too , arrives on the RCOIUnnd there Is ft
pretty quarrel. In which everybody taken a
hand. Eventually , however , nn ostensible *
peace Is patched up between the two fami
lies , and a venerable bishop provides for
MIR. Fntsrr'n rehabilitation by taking her
under his Kpiscop.il protection In society.
The company will bo cast , for1 "The Ucueflt
of the lloubl" ns follows :
John .Mllnghnm William KaxvrHhnni
liriizll Shufto Clcorge C' . I' inrco
IVter Klphlck ,1nnie nti Lee Klnncy
Alexander Kr.isor , "KnmT of I/ochfcn"
Kobe-rt EduBon.
lit. Iti-v. Anthony Cloyu , n. I ) . , bishop
of St. Olphi'rtM \V. 11. Crommon
Mr. ' . I'.niptngi' . n widow Miiy Dobson
Sir Kletclier 1'ortwood , M. 1' . . ln > r
brotlief J. K. Pobson
Mrs. liMoyM. her UlsterMrs.
Mrs. ThotntiH Whiffet !
Cliindo Kniittge | , her MOM
Ferdinand Untlnchnlk
Theoililn | ! Frascr , licr iliitighter
Viola Allen
.Iiistlnu Kmptaso , her ilniiRhti'r
Juno Hnrwnr
Ollvo Alllngnam , wife of John
Ida Pnniiueit
Mrs. Qtilntnn Twi-lvi-s Ellen Garl
Omilfp , a servant at Mr. Alllnirlniin'H. . , .
1C. Y , lIiiL-ku * .
llorlon , nt Mrs. I3m | > tnie'3..W. H. Harnca
The nttrartlon announced nt the Crelgh-
ton for the coming week opening Sunday
evening. September 20 , Is the Columbia
Opera company , which will offer a repertoire *
of the most popular comic opera successes ,
iiinong which are "Said I'nuhu , " "Ulaclc
Hussar , " "Kra Dlnvalo , " " 1'lnafore. " "Mas- .
colt , " "Olivette , " nnd others equally ns ,
popular.
David Henderson's Schlllor Opera Com-
Iquo company will be the attraction nt the
Iloyd for the lust three nights of Ibis week *
Including a "bargain day" matliicc on.
Saturday. "Hohcmlan Girl" will bo presented -
sontod Thursday night ; "The Mikado" Frl-
Jay night , and "Thu Hells of Cornovlllo"
Saturday matlnco ai.d night. Tlie mugnin-
rcnco of the presentations lu Chicago was.
quite a revelation even In such a prom
inent theaterlcnl center , nnd when It Is.
known ( lint the productions hero will bo on
ns elaborate a scale It will bo understood
that this is quite nn exceptional engage
ment. Vocally this company Is remarkably-
strong and the comcdhns second to none.
N'o opportunity is lost In the presentation ,
of the operas for brilliant spectacular of-
ftcts and magnificent costuming. The fol
lowing Is the roster of the company. Tllllo.
. -ullpger , Ileatrlce MoKenzle , Mabel Klar , .
Lydlu I'aynp , UoL Cnrler , Florence Straight , .
John McWadu , William Stephens , Otis B. .
Thayer , Harry Ca lnuari , J. K. Heynard ,
Will Walsh and F. W. Fox.
"In Old Kentucky" smashed a good many-
records lust srtason , hut its most notalilo-
feat was In raising the mark at the big-
and famous old Boston theater. This theater
has been In existence over forty years antr
in that time It him held many Immense-
audiences , but It remained for "In Old Ken
tucky" to break all previous records for
big business on Thanksgiving night , 1894 ,
It Is estimated that ( J.OOO pcoplo wero-
crowdcd Into the vast auditorium. It IB.
also true that the biggest second night
business was done by Iho company at the-
Iloyd theater last season. The coming en
gagement opens at the Iloyd next Sundnj-
cvcnlnK.
Theories of cure may b discussed at
length by physicians , out Iho sunerers want
quick relief ; and One Minute Cough Curo-
will give It to them , A safe cure for chll
Iron. It Is "the only harmless remedy that
produces Immediate results. "
DIJATII OF ATTOHXHV .IOII.V KCIIOMP. .
r-ti
Well Known Oinnlin I.mv.vciI'IINHCM. . . ' G&
Awny.
John Schomp , the well known attorney or
this city , passed away ut the Mlllurd hotel
nbout 9 o'clock Monday evening after un Ill
ness extending over a period of about two-
years. Mr. Schomp was associated In busi
ness with W. A. Corson and had bq ac
tively engaged in the legal business In
Omaha Hlnco 1K88 , but 111 health In
terfered somcwhut with his practice
about two years ago , and last Feb
ruary ho went to his old homo at Iteadlngton ,
N. J. , where his father resides , hoping that
the change would benefit his health. Ha
-'xperienced no relief , and returned to Omalift.
nst week.
Mr. Schomp leaves a widow and ono son ,
John T. Schomp at Mollne , III. , who was at
its father's sldo when death claimed him.
rho remains will bo taken by the widow
and KOI ) to the family homestead at Head-
ngton for burial. Services were held at
haul's undertaking rooms at 5:30 : last even
ing , Ilcv. T. J. Mnckay olllclatlng , after
which the sad party left for the east.
b 4-T )
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