0 TJII3 OMAHA DAILY KEIifl IhilDAY , SEPTEMBER 3. 1807.
MUtCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat MaTjo ? a Not Advanca After Muob
Jumping About.
OTHER MWITS SUCCUM 3 TO LIQUIDATION
Cum N Well MiilndiliH'iI In IIic Hurl-
| ) IMIUK | , litK CliirH nl n Ion *
of Tlirrc-HlKlUliK I'ro-
> | NOIIH I.IMMT.
CMiCACO. Sept. z.-Whcfit loJoy nddcd
lii com * to the value of September nnil 1'4
units to tli" December delivery. Tliu market
NS is titiongly Inlluenccil by the sharp nil-
v.incus in foreign rnatUe > t ! , anil both of the
futtirei ) so ! l x\cll nbove 00 cents for a time.
All the other markets wcro strong early , but
jleltlcil Inter In the session and wound up
with declines ot % 'Oent In corn , V4 cent in
u.tls and SViftlO cents In ptovlslons.
Wheat wns very strong nt the opening.
The early cablegrams , those received hero
before the day's business ) In the trading pits
e : .mmcnced . , wcro of n sensationally bullish
< : ii.iiine < tL > r , nnd sulilclently explain a Jump In
t .0 price of December to 93 nnd 93V cents
n the start , yeatei day's closing price having
In in & 3 % cents. In nbout Iliree mlnuien W
cents \vnr. being paid for December and ut
wanted 'it fWi
the same lime September was
eentwithout sellers of more than ono or
two 5,1)00 ) bushel lots answering to even such
nn a.lvancu . over the ! > .B < , cents It was selling
for ut theclosm the day befole. Liverpool
dh'p.ilchcs doscr.bcd Unit market as opanlng
Btroni : and exclled at from 3' ! ' , pence leI
jir ncc over tin- previous day's quotations ;
Kngllsh fountry marUels weie 1 shilling per
( itiartcr , or 3 cents per bushel higher , and
jMrls rt.iovtfcd nn enual lulvnncu for fceptem-
b , r delivery thu quotiiilon being 00 centliiH-s
ti-i which Is Hiu equivalent of 3 cents per
liiialiel. Of course after a 3'ii cents per
In.Mhel rise here' yesterday , with a further
ii'ldltton ' of i' ' cents lu Iho llrst halt hour
thiiQ were hundreds ot people who had
h.uiil.-onir prollis lee templing tor refusal ,
nnd inch soiling was the principal feature
ot the irndlug the next half hour , and In
ronseiiucncu of which December reacled
fiom 'Ji'i ' rents lo Bl'/i ' cenls and September
from SM'i cents bid to ' . ' .1 cenls sellers. The
receipts here wen.M cars , of which only
1C were , contract. The quantity inspeeted
out ot store was 111 00) bu.slu-ls. .Minne
apolis nnd Uulillh re-ported H14 cirs , cotn-
turcd with M" the corresponding day of thu
year before. The total receipts ot Ihe day
nl primary western markets were ! ) lSit ; ! , )
Intsiels , compared with SlU.uiS bushels tliu
cetTcSiwiidlng day of Die year before. At-
lanli port clearances wt-re GS7.0TO bushels.
C'loslng Paris e-ablcs wore ratlier Kcnsnlloual ,
Hhowlng an advance In September equivalent
to ( Hfc cents per bushel and November nnd
February 4'4 cents per bushel. What bullish
tiffed Ibis had , however , w.is ralher dls-
rountcd by seabo.ird advices reportltiK few
foreign acceptances. Hut when closing
J lvcrpool ethics were received , showing no
fulling off in the previous advance- , buying
was * renewed here and soil the price of
IJecember on another climb. It reached 5GVi
cuts on that swell and Se-ptember brought
9GV6 nt the same time. In the last advance ,
us on Ihe one that preceded It , the price
liumpcd against a spring that released a
Hood of long wheat that crushed It down
iigaln with as much force us before , 94'A
cents being once more current near the
cltMC. The principal bull crowd bought mod.
rralely on llio declines and sold heavily at
n round ! > y cents and better. Closing quota
tion' * were : September , S3 cenls and Decem
ber 9P/j cents.
Liquidation was Ihe feature In corn. The.
jiiaikel opened strong , helped by wheat ,
nnd Indications of n cold wave west and ,
lotwl'hstumllng , millions of bushels of long
corn were sold , prices were well main
tained during the morning. Offerings ultl-
jnalely proved too larj.e for the market
to nbsotli , however. Itecelpts were very
InfEe. 1,5X1 cars , and counted uyalnst the
market. The Price Current reduce-d Its crop
llfiures to 1,7M,000OCO bushelH. Scattered rains
were reported throughout the corn belt and
more were promised tomorrow. Chartet-H
were ; for ! GOKK ) bnxhels. December ojiened
J/Sffi".c ! ! hlglier at XIVjc , ranged between ? \c
und " 2'TiC , closing ut 34'rff ! % ( !
Trade In onts was Important und us lias
liecn usual of late devoid of Independent
ffatttres , the market being influenced
'lielly ! by the action of corn. IJievaior jieo-
jilc wore prominent sellers. He elpts were
5l3 cars. Slay openeel Ue higher nt ilc , solS
ut 'Jifi l'.te , lint weakened later with corn ,
dccAliiln ? ut 201sr. and closing at SO'Jifi20'4c.
There was u good traele in piuvlMnns.
There was some disappointment over pro-
vlHlon stocks , the decrease not being so
largo as cxpcclcd. Longs were sellers of
laril anel ribs , presumably prnllt-maklng.
1'rlce.opened strong with grain and a
lilgher live stock marke'l , but yielded grad
ually. Packers penerally were sellers. At
the close December pork was 5c lower ut
J)02'i. ! ) ' December lard 2Vif ! ie lower nt $1.9.1 ,
und December ribs unrh'insed nt $110.
Bfptembar and Ocloher ribs , however , show
tv lOo decline.
ICsllmaled receipts Friday : Wheat , 2T.O
car ? ; corn , l.SCO cars ; cats , 420 cars ; hogs ,
21 fKV ) head.
Lending fnlures ranged ns follows :
AIIcTeB. | OiienTT iTTMi.J ulTyrTcToacT. ' | YJStJ'y
" "
Wheat" . _ . . |
f-i'bl. . I11H n.i
Dec. . . ! HJH li 4 K I'M ' H
May. . . Ullu 1)1 ) It
Coin
f > pt. . iiow-ai
Viv. . . .
Mny . . . 37 3-iH-Tl.l
OntH
Senl. . . 111 1 ! ) I'.IK
Uic. . . . Ul " ' . 'Olpi
Hi"
'
rol-k-
M'pt . . H ! )0 ) H ! 12
Oct. . . . tl 0. ) II Ul ) H ! K ) S 11.1 ! ) IP''it
Via. . . . I ) 13 1)j ) S 117t \ II OJ'-i ! l 07)j )
fe-nt. . . 4 H.-I 4 R.-i \ ys 4 8,1 4 00
ret. . . . 4 115 1 1IJ l H7W 4 P7' 4 115
Den. , . 6 01 0 U.1 i ur > 4 (13 ( 5 00
Eh'lUlbH
' 5 HO C KO a o.i 5 70 S BO
" Ccl.i. 0 Ul ) r 80 5 on C 7(1 r so
No. ' . ' .
C'Jsli nnolaltons were OH follows :
1-MjttUH-Klrm.
WHKAT Nei. 2 MirltiK , OHiSOVJc ; No. 1 rprlng. .
8241 die ; No. ! red. MiCKe.
OOHN No. 2. 30TiJJ3lc.
OATS-No. 2 , Hi > , c , t. n. b ; No. I while ,
K'iiWc : No. 3 while , 21if2i'.ic.
HYI'--No , 2 , G1V4C.
HAUI.KY-No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 31G44c ; No ,
4 , 42c.
KI.AX8KKD No. 1. tl.Olffl.Olii.
TIMOTHY BHIUJ-Prline. J.73.
I'UOVIRlONS-MchK pork , per bid. . JR.MffS.S.V
I ird. per 100 His. , Jl.i.5. Short ribs rldrs ( lee e ) ,
ir > : > /.U. . . Dry i-alled shoulders lboxe > d ) , $ u.i : ! /
6.S.I.
6.S.I.VHIBKI3Y Dlflllleni' Hnlshed Roods , per ual. ,
It:1. .
: ai loaf , 3.8I ; Branuhited , t3.21.
On the Produceexclmnap today the butter mir
ki-l wan steady ; cie-umtrleB , Uijlfc ; dalrli's , S.I
13e. Cheete. Heady al kiiCVHc. KRIS * , freth
13He' . I'lvo poultry , llrm : turkeyn , tyiuc ; chick
tira , 7Hc ; tprlncs. I'c ; iluclin. iiuilic ,
NK\V YOltIC IJHXKHAI , SIAIllvirr
N f ( he lln ) ( in ( it'iicra
ClIIIIMIIIllltll'N ,
NKW YOIIK , Kept. 2. FIXJl'll-He-cPlpts. 18.
147 bbls. . exports , 9,003 libln. ; Hroniily held am
moderitte'ly active ; winter patrnts , IS. 331(3. C.I
winter HtralKlitN , I4.S3W5 10 ; winter extras , J3.5 (
Cil.90 ; winter low Kradev , $3.3503. 50. Hye flour ,
llrm ; fancy , I3.40if3.75.
4'OIIN MKAlmrn ; yellow uettcrn. 7Jc.
HYIJSlMily ; No. 2 wettern , Us.
1IAIII < KY hlrujy at 31c.
IIAKI.l'IY MAI.T l-'lrm , weflrrn , HflGSr.
\VllKAT-Itee'elpt . 2-J1.171 bu : c-xpnrl . I07.1&I
tni. Spot. Him No. 2 led. } 1 ( IJH. Optlom
> opened gtroiiKoihlKher cables , HOIKutg ! \ \ uc ,
e UM-l'UrltiK und le-ru favonibleciup ne u , ud
° \umvd above * tlu > dollar mark for December
bill tlnully broke badly under heavy reulliliu
nnd cloned only fitfl'.lu nrt hlKhvr , No. 2 red
Jlny , U'J ! c fll.CO ; clotril , K'JVio ; Srptrmber , JI.OO ) :
tri.iC4 : closed , ll.wli.
I'OIINItcrfliit , 3iU:00 bu. ; exports , 33.201 bu
fipol. llrm ; No. S , 3Clc. Options upened Mrongei
< ni hlKher cables and bullish rr. p ncun. bn
\\euktned In the afternoon unlir active reulU
IIIK nmi clo .ed Ho net lower ; Seiitember , S6v
< , J7ic ; close-d , S6cj IJecembcr , 3SVij'39o. clo e-d
OA'TS UfcelpU , 278,400 bu. ; exports , 9,013 bu
Bpot , fteaily ; No. : , 24c. Options , eiuiet bin
Hun. later fiiilnir off with corn und closlnir U >
net lowt-r ; fepleinlwr clottd ut 235ic ; October ,
S'4j55ilc : closed , 23Uc.
HAY- Weak ; shlpiunir , (4.0)T ( ) < .Mi goeul ti
cl.u.ref5riWi.W > .
HOPB-Qule-t : 1833 crop. 3ff4c : 1ESO crop. tffSc ,
J'ai-'llc e-oasl. 1W5 crp , 3tHv ICO crop , CiilDi- .
HIDKB-Hrm ; ( lalvt-ston , 150 16c ; Huenoi
A\i.-s , dry , I'Je ; Tuxus , dry , liWI3c ! ; ; California
J7c.
J7c.I.HATHKHKlrin hemlock sole , Iluenot Ayrc *
IlKhl lo lie.ivswrlchln. . 1l'f2K\
HfTTKU Hecelpln. 7SfC pkKS. : nrmj western ,
10,1 liiKlKln : , lUilkc ; fnolo'y , IfiUc.
l IlKUSU-lli-ci'llim a793 iikmi , ; iiulet ; lart.-1 ,
vhitil llci / mull , while , 8ic ; large , colori-d ,
l-v ; small , ix.lnuij . , li > , part tkhim , 61 ( lC'/4c '
( ull skims. 3iJilc. ( ,
l'HilS-Upcclit3 ( 7.4CS pcK ! * . ; cany ; slate and
1' mi vlviinia. liffl&'te ; wvjtern , IC'-iC.
P1H "VISIONS-- ef , ( Inn ; pa 'ktt . $8.ti J9.K ) ,
Cut meats , cteady ; plrklot belllps. J7.W 8.tX ) ;
ide-kled fhoublers , J5.OOfj5.Kii plc-klea turns ,
l . 'Ci(8.Cii. ( Lard , nuleti western steamed , J5.JC
yj.30 ; u-llneU , it ady. Port , iKftdjr ; old rneiu ,
new mess. llft.KO10.7J. short rttar.
, famllr IIO.KKBII.W.
TAI.I/'W QtllH ,
Oll.fiOtrntpum. . ejiilet ; t'nltprl cloned nt 7Ia
bid. Itorln , steady ; strained , common to good ,
l1.4Sfll.SO. Turpentine , * l nily , ZS fWic. Cot-
lonfppd continue * Itf ndvanrlnR tendency , cor
Inn another rtte toilny on n moderate Im'InftKi
primp mmmer yellow , : & ( | :9o. e > ff rummer yel
low. J7ft7 > 4)ej butter crn.le * . 5Ifi33c ; prime num.
tner whllp , * 680o , prime winter y 11ow , Jtc.
lticil'lrmi fnlr to extra , 4Uf5ic ! ; Japan , 4U
.Mji.ASKS--rirni ( ; New Orleans , open ketllc ,
Knf l n choleo. 21Slc.
.MKTAI.H Plff Iron , wnrrantx nrmor , J6.75f >
C.RS , Cnpppr. quiet ; IskP , tl1.10IM1.2r > . Tin , easy.
ll3.K ( > fl18.nr , , Spelter , eialet , | 4.2. < < M.30. Lead
nulpl but firm ; exchange , IU2i04.J7 ! > .4 : brokers ,
ta.U.
OMAHA ( ir.MtllAL JIAIUCinS.
Conillllnn of Trmlc niiil Qtiolnllonn
n Slnplp nnil ratioProduce. .
KflOS-Oooil slock. 13c.
Itl'TTIHl Commnn to fnlr , C'ifJitf ! choice to
fancy , lOfflzc ; separator creamery , ISc ; Both
ered creamery , Hi ? I Jo.
VKAI Choice fnt , fO to KO lb . , quoted at Sc ;
Inrirp nnil ronim , 4JJ5c.
MV13 Pori/rilY-Hens. ( HflCo ; cocks. 3ff4c ;
fptlnic chickens , per lb. , 7',4ttic ; duck * , Ccj
Ulricas , eSc.
PIOIXJNH Llvt , 7aJOr ; dead plgconi not
wanted.
IIAY-fplnnrl , 1C : nildlnnd , 3.f.O ; lowland ,
J4 W ; IJP § irnw , 14 ; color makes the jirlcc on
my ; light bales tell the best , only top erodes
bring top prices.
lIHOOMroilN n-Ttrcmety Blow fftlct new crop ,
delivered on trnck In country : choice crecn felf-
workhiB carpet , per lb. , 282'4Cj ' choice green ,
ritnnlntr to hurl , MfjUo ; common. IVie.
CANT.UXJl'PKS-Per doz. , 355I50C.
TOS1ATOKS1'cr hnlf bu. basket , 40ffCOc ,
ONIONS-l'er bu. . ClfJGCe.
1.1JIA 1IKAXK I'cr lb. . 3c.
IIKANS-lIan'l-plched nnvy , per bu. , 11-50.
CAIIIIAOK Hump grown. lr.
TU.MATOig 1'er bu. , cholro. f.Oc.
WA'rilll.MHI/JNS-Criitrd , per Uoz. , J1.3J81.60.
rnt-MTS.
Al'l'Ms-I'er : Mil. , | l.MM en.
NATIVK I'l.rMS-I'or lmfket. 20 ] : ; c.
OU.\l'iS-Cnlirornli. : : JI.25K1.M.
BOt'THUIlN I'KAPHRS-I'pr W bu. , r.OflCOc.
C'AI.ll'-OllXIA I'EACHKS-l'er CBEICrawford. . ,
SOiflHlicllncs. ; . 70J75p.
CAMl-'OUNIA ri-IAliy-llartlctt , per cnsc , M.7S
61. W ; Huerifi llnrdy , $1.50.
CAt.ll'OUNIA I'I.l'MS-1'er cnpc. Jl.10jn.33.
HOMU UHOWX OlIAI'i.S : I'cr I'SJkct ' , Kc.
rnopicAL. rauiTS.
OltANOUS Mediterranean t > wecti < , )4.
I.KMnNH-Mtngfnas , J4.,0'a.00 ! ' ; choice Callfor-
nlu. { 4 J3B4.50.
I1ANANAS Choice. Inrpo Flock , per bunch.
tl.0002.2j ; medium-sited bunches. | 1.6002. 0.
MISCULLANUOUS.
NUTS Almonds , CuJituinla , per lb. , largo
size , lee ; llruzllp , per lb. , lUu ; UnKlls'.i walnuts ,
per lb. , fnncy , soft rlirli , 12 13o ; ntnndards , 10Q )
Ic ; IllljeilB , pur lu. , 10c ; pi'cuns , jiollsneJ. large ,
. 'UlOc ' ; Jumbo , lI5J12o ; lurRe lucKury nuts , Jl.M
ler Ini. , coconnuts , 4 0 men.
K1C1B ImpartcJ fancy 4 clown , 20-lb. boxes ,
IJc ; 5 crown. BO-lb. bovcs , Uffllc.
IION'BY Chulcc. ISSJlIe.
CIUUU CUrllled Juice , per hnlf bbl. , J2.33 ; per
Ijbl. , .00i4.23.
MAl'I.lSVRUr rivc-cal. cans , ench. J2.23 ,
; .il. cans , pure , per doz. , (12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
16.23 ; quart cans. } 3.f.O ;
FUi.SlI MEATS.
DRKSSKD Ul-i < : i < * Uood native steers , 400 to
GOO ll > 8. , 7c ; good lureiiuuitvrs , Ftecm , 5'ic ; ( 'ood
liliuliunrteis , SHc ; ivcstuni sttum. ts ; fancy
tielfcrs , fi'ic ; Kood heifers , C',4c ; Rood fore < iuarler. ,
lielfcrs , Su ; good hliulquartciv , lielfcrs , So ; goou
cows , to' fair cows , D'.iu ; common cows. Be ; cow
foreqimrtcrs , 4'ic ' ; cow hlndauurtere , 7'.ic.
lRnF ! CUTS Ten Jcrlnlns , ISc ; bonclrfs strips ,
Jc ; ptrlp loins , 7c ; rolls , S U' ; sliloln butts , 8ic ! ;
shnulJcr clods , Oc ; rump butts , 6c ; ptt-tr
chucks , Cc ; cow chucks , 4cbonolca.s \ \ rbucks ,
4Vic ; cow plates , 3c ; steer plat ( , 315C ; limit
steak , CMiCj loins No. 1 , 14c ; loins No. 2 , lO'.fcc ;
Inlna , No. 3 , S'.to ' ; sirloin ends , No. 1 , ! ic ;
HH , No. 1 , lie ; libs , No. 2 , S'4o ;
rib ? . No. 3. C'.Jc ; steer rounds. 7c ; cow rounds ,
CHc ; cow rounds , ehank off. Hie ; cow rounds.
shank and rump off , ( a ; trlmmlngu , 4c ; beef ,
slnuiks. 2 c ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; sweetbreads ,
per lb. , 10c ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per lb. , 40c ;
kidneys , per drz. . 3r c ; ox tiillf , eacn , 3c ; livers.
iicr lb. , 2c ; hearts , per lb. , 2c ; toiiRUcs , per
it. . . lie.
MUTTON Lnmlts , S'ic ; thccji , 7ic ! ; market
racks limit : ) , Sc : hotel racks ( jhort ) , lie ; Ii > g3
and paddle ? , Sc ; lamb lees , ! > : . Breasts and
stews. ! c ; tonsiies , each , 3c.
1'OllK DrefFed plus , Cic ! ; drc'SJed IIORS , Sc ;
tenderUilns , 12c ; Inlns. Cc ; spare libs , 4c ;
hnm sausage , butts , rc ; shoulders. roURh , 5c ,
shoulders , rklnned. Wic ; trlmmliiES. : Hic ; leaf
lard , not rendered , i"c ; heads , cleaned , 3c ;
snout and ears , 3c backbones , 1'io ; fheek meats ,
Scneok ; liones. 2c ; pigs' tails. 2e ; plucks.
each , 5c ; chitterlings , fc ; hocks , < ir ; hearts , per
doz. . 2."ic ; stomachs , each , 3e : tongues , each , "e ;
Kidneys , per dos. , IPc ; brains , per doz. , 15c ;
pigs' feet , per doz. . 2."ic ; livers , each. 3c.
HIDES , TAL.IX\V. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. Cc ; No. 2. Brccn
hides , CUc ; No. 1 salted hides , Sc ; No. 2
Rrccn soiled hides , " . : ; ; No. 1eal calf. 8 to 12
Ihs S",4c ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ib ? . , fa : No. 1
dry Mint hldc-H. IdftUc ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. 9 $
lOc ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 9&10c ; part cured
hides , lie per In. toss than fully cured.
SHEEP PBI/T8 ( lri > n united , each. 25JCOc.
Kieen raited , shearlings tshort wooled early
rklns ) . each. K > c ; ilry hhearhngs ( short woole.l
early skins ) , No. 1. each. Sc ; dry flint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , ac
tual weight , 4g5c : dry flint , Kansas and Ne
braska murrain wonl pelts , per lb. , actual
wflRht. 3i4e ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per lb. . actual wclf.it. J03c ; dry flint
Colorado mm rain wool pelts , per lb. . actual
welRht , 3B1c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
p.iy freight on them.
COTTO.V M.VIIKKTS.
.Sharp ItiMnKIn lhiMldillc of Hie
.SrNNlini ( "nrrli's I'rlrr * Dotrn.
NEW YOItK , Kept. 2 Tlii- cotton maiket
opened unchangeil to 2 to 3 points higher , steady
In * tone , with the Improvement chltlly on th
moie icmote deliveries. T.icre WHS a yiiuriucm |
Inuirovemcnt of from 2 to 3 points , after which
thu market made a sharp break attended by con-
-Ideiablc excitement. The close was steady , at
ti net liit-s of from 11 to 14 polntH , or nt about the
iowest level of thp st'Mrlon. The early Impiove-
ment i-fBUlted fiom a belter class of private
t.ian public IICWH from Liverpool , the foimer In-
.lleatlne some eiicouruKentcnt regarding llic .Man-
Chester outlook. Shorts weiv , for the must patt ,
Hie buyers on "II weak Intervals. New Urleans
sent busing orders. Selling was to some extent
ariTMcd by generally satli-factory accounts fiom
Tall Klver. Futures eloped steady ; January ,
fC.75 ; I-Vbiunry. $ C.8 ; March. JC.75 ; April , JO.'S ;
Miiy , JC.E2 ; Seplriuber , 17.00 ; October. > fi.S3 ;
November , $0.70 ; December , J6.71. Spot claretl
dull ; mldilllng uphunls. 7 13-lCc ; middling gulf ,
i 1-lCf ; middling , 7 13-lCc ; net ircclptB , noni1 ;
gro > s , 133 hales ; exports to the continent , ll'i
halt's ; forwarded. 2.'i bales ; pales , 257 bales , nil
i-plmicrs ; stock. 42.014 bale * . Total today : Net
lerclptH. 7,023 bales ; exports to Oieat llrltnin.
I.IiSG bales ; to the continent , 125 bales ; stock ,
S0.779 bales. Consolidated : Net receipts , 4S.)13 !
bales ; exports to Great llrltnin , fii.SO bales ,
Kianci1.441 baloa ; continent. 2.04S biles. Ti tal
since September 1 : Net iccelpts , 13 , 1M bales ;
ixportH to Orent llrltaln , ] , ? SO bales ; continent ,
125 bales.
LlViniPOOL , Sept. 2. r.'OTTON-Spot , moder
ate Inihlness ; prlef higher ; American middling ,
45-2d : Kcod mldtlllng , 4 5-ltd ; low mldilllng ,
4 13-32d ; good ordinary , 3 2i-32d ; ; ordlniry ,
; : -3-3'.M. The rales of the day wore 12 , Od ) bales.
of which l.PCO balls were for ppecu'atlon and
expoit , nnil InclutU'd 10 800 bales American ; re-
crlptx , 6dW hales , of which 2(0 ( bales wcic Amer-
lean. 1'utuies opened cjulct.llh n moderate
demand , and closed easy ; American middling ,
3 B3-r,4JJ4d , sellers ; September and O-tob. r.
: i f.C.CI.L sellers ; October and November. 3 4Wij
1 43ld. . fellers ; Novemb.'r and Dccumb T , 3 45 fit
3 4r-ciil , n-llers ; January and Kibr.iary. 3 41-iifl ,
: i 43-Gld , > ellei January and Kebruur ] ' , 3 44-C4d ,
buyrrs ; February and March , 3 43-f4d. st-llers ,
Mnich and April , 3 45-C4i3 | 4li-C4d , hjycrx ; April
ami May. 3 4C-t'Uf3 17-0.1) ) , buyers ; May and June
3 47-C4H3 4S-CM , biiyersj June and July , 3 4S-CI6
X 43'Cld , bill 01 s.
NKW OltMIANS , Sept 2.-COTTON Quiet ;
ale . 1 bale ; ordinary , 6 Il-I6c ; gn-Kl ordinary ,
C 7-l6c ; low middling , Cl.c ; mlirillnu- l-16s ,
Bt ot ! middling , 7 6-lfic : inldilllng fair , 7 9-lCc ; re-
relplH , 2,1197 hale * ; Etxk. 4,457 bales. Omsulldated
stali'inrnt : llerelpts , net , 42,91.1 bules ; ennris ,
r.'iI.DH bales ; Kraiire , 1,444 halo * ; continent ,
2,01s balm : rlwk , H'177'j bales. Kutures , quiet ;
sales , 21,40-1 bull's : Hep ember. ) C.Cxf ; . ; i : Octo-iei
JH.4fiC.4.1 ; NovemNT. SO 4.Vi ( .40 ; December. JC.40
ij6.47 ; January , } .494iH.'il : Kelminry. JG.526.M ;
MHIPII ! r.Kf'.r,7 ! ; April , IC.CifjO.CH.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 2. rorroN HleuiJy : mld-
illlni ; . 7 7-lCc ; receipts , 7 bales ; Bhlpnu'llla , 1 bale ;
stork , 2fd7 lialen ; saleti , nnu.
ST. UI'IH. Sent. 2 , COTTON Sales , 1M bales ;
old middling , 74c ; new , 7'ic. ' ( J'lotallons re-
viced and now based un new cntion. llerelpts ,
19 bales ; shipments , 12 bales ; stuck , 7 , CCS baler.
NEW YOltK. Sepf. Z.-01Pl'iK-OplIon
opened steady. SfilO points lower under heavy
llnizlllan leeelpts. lower European markets , weak
spot market , lack rf outside support and for
eign telling pressure ; ruled generally dull all
day. with weak underline. Closed bnrely steady
nt fifilS points net decline ; rales , 10230 bags , lii-
rludlni ; December at J0.4 iC.Ml ; .March. JC.TOir
C.75. Spot coffee. Hlo , easy ; No. 7. Invoice. JC 75 ,
jobbing , (7.25 , Mill , easy ; < 'ordo\n. IIO.r > 'tip,50 ;
lalex. 250 bags Savanllla. private terms. Total
warehouse deliveries for the t'nlted Stales. 10-
tt.17 bans. Including 1C 4CK bags from New Yn k ;
Niw York nook today. 358.42 ? bags ; I'nllert '
Slate ] stock. 484 , (03 bags : nlloat for the United
Stales , 30C.OIO lgs l ; tolnl vlrlble for the t'nlted
Slnte . - i.(03 bags , agalntt C.1US73 bags luvt year
and 50.975 bags In Jt95.
ItIO I1E.IANEIUO. Sept. ! . COKKEK-Rlrmlv.
No. 7. 7.6M rels ; exchange. * d ; receipts , SO.dOO
bag : cleared for the I'nllrd States. ll.O'O bags
for Europe , C. ( " J liagu ; stuek. 451. ( bags ,
IIAVHE , Sept. g.-ropPEK-flcMtM Heady net
f lower : Mies , SO.Ouii bags.
SANTOS , Sent.OI'TKESantos , steady ;
good uveniRe Santo * , K.0"0 leln ; receipts , 41 000
bags ; utix-k. ( K > 7. ( 0 hag < .
UAMIiriUl. Sept.rOFKEEOpened < , iPfK
lower ; clostvt uncliuntt'd to iipfts net dtHlne :
tales , 16,000 bags.
\ < MV York Dry ( < IIIIIH
NEW YOItK. Pept , ! . The dry goods situation
l still a strung one. Th demand for KO'ils |
vfsmtiUnel } \ , Ilinuuh not as heavy In all grades
u wait the cate la l week. It U thought , how
ever , that after the distribution of xonls at llrsl
bund has become general , reorders "III IK * of an
abnormally large caliber. The present den nd
Is bised on the consumptive demand , which l
of a steady character and bids fair to Klve a
continued outlet for stocks held ty managers
and jobbers. In itaple cottons the market Is
Orm. both bliacbed , md brvwo gooda art In
steady dfnmna at adrsnced prlff In many In
stance * . Print cloths show much actlv * bidding.
both at Tall Hlv.r and In outsld * markets but
the manntKctur'rs rfus to part with goods nt
th current quotation of 2Hc , and buyer * are
unwllllnx to advance their bid * . Odd goods re
firm and active In nit rrndfi. Th * sales for tn
week average w ll with current weeks at thl
season. Prints are still very Mr one In all
sradfs. Iloth fancies and staples nre steady ,
nnd ndvanees arc still looked for In certain quar
ters. Hobes. draperies nnd the like are firm and
steady. Napped fabrics nre In eool re > n.n t :
ginghams firm. Amoskcag staples have bren ad.
vanced He.
WOUL jiAHicirr.s.
( Jooil Coiniiplllloit nl 4 lie9ncn uf
NlipriinkliiH nt Leitiilon.
IXJN'DON. Sept. 2. A sale of sheepskins took
nlacc here today. The offerings Aggregated S.CSo
bales , and practically nil were sold. The at
tendance was good , nnd there was good competi
tion. especially for merino nnd fine crossbred ,
A Rood selection of Capo of flood Hope and
Natnl fklns will be offered l Mincing t.nne to
morrow. Sales for low wools will be held Sep
tember 1.4 nnd 13 , and on ticse : dates IS.ttb bales
will be offered. Following nrc today's sales :
New South Wales , 190 bales , clothing nnd comb-
ItiR. ISWISHd. Victoria , 1,492 bales ; clothing nnd
combing , 2mi6Vl. South Australia , 2,052 bales ,
clothing nnd combing , SVfcOMsO. West Australia ,
9S3 bales ; clothing and combing. 2U03V4d. Tns-
mania , 293 bales ; clothing nnd combing , ! * id.
New Henlnnd , 424 bales ; clothing nnd combing.
SHBCTid. cape of Good Hope and Natnl , M
bales ; clothing nnd combing , 2VSTOSd. lluentn
Ayres. 9 < V bales ; combing nnd clothing , ! U 4d.
NIW YORK. Sept. 2.WOOlKlrm. .
ST. IX3UIS , Sept. 2.WOOIHtronit at the re
cent advance , with a good demand ; medium ,
15',4c ' ; light line , 12flloci heavy line , 912c ; tub
washed , 19 J2Sc.
-SI. Lciuln ( ifiii-nit > Inrl ct .
ST. I.OflS , Sept. 2. t-'LOim-Uiilcl : patents ,
J..OOJT5.10 ; straights. J.COfl4.70 ( ; clear. H.00fl.23 ;
metlluin. $3.&off3.75.
WHEAT Stronger , closing with September
ftc to Ic ; December , He to He , and May , Uc
higher than yesterday , SKit | , higher ; No , 2 red
ca h , elevator. 97o ; track , 9SUc and II ; No. 2
hard cash , PlUfiiilUe Hack ; September , S7'ic ;
December , 97c iiskeil ; May , ! * Hc nskctl.
CO UN Futures advanced on hot nnd dry
weather In the west , but ns there wnt plenty
for sale nt the hlghcEt prices , the- market de
clined , elosliiBat the iKittnm , Ic to Hie below the
top and > > ' ewer than yesteiday. Spot , higher ;
No. 2 cash , 2Sc bid ; September , 27 4c ; December ,
30c ; May , 32c asked.
OATS Futures advanced In sympathy with
wheat and corn , but there was very little specu
lation. Spot , steadv ; No. 2 cash , elevator , 19c
bid ; trnck , 20c ; No. 2 while , 22f2-1e ; September ,
It'c bid ; December. 2lc nsked ; May , U3Uo bid.
HYE Higher nt Blc.
IIAULEY Nominal.
POHNMHAIr-StrotiB nt H.7W1.73.
11I1AN Firm ; sacked sold country points nt
4SJT3lp ; offered east trnck nt f.0c nnd nniaken ;
at inIK bran snld nt B0ifr52c , nnd ships nt C5c.
FI.AXSEED Illuher nt 9Sc.
TIMOTHY PEHD-Prlme , 12.70.
POl'LTHY Chlrkens , linn ; old hens , Cc ;
springs , So | dueks , springs , fi'.ic ; geese , springs ,
& : turkey , 75J7'ic. , ,
HAY Steady ; prairie , iS.OOjjC.lii timothy , t3.2.-i
C9.50.
' cream"6r ' lC@19Vic dairy ,
Hl'TTEn-Stendy ; } , ;
IXinS-Qulet nt 10' c.
\VII1SKY-1.21.
COTTON T1KS CwC.
. .
METAUS-I nd. ( "celled nnd higher nt $4.050
4.10 SnHter. dull : heavy. J4.02H. .
PnOVISIONS Pork , lower ; standard mess , job-
blng , new J9.SO : old. fS 70. I.ird , lower ; prime
steam , J4.70 ; choice , JI.77Vi. Hncon ( boxed lots ) ,
extm short clear nmt ribs. } ii.73 : shorts. f7. Dry
salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. J5.5I ) : extra short
clear nnd ribs. JG.25 : shorts. } G.37' ' < i.
ni-criPTS--Flour. 4,000 bbR ; wheat , 50,000 bu. ;
corn. S3.000 bu. ; oats , 44.00T bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. : wheat , 15,000
bu. ; corn , 22,000 bu. ; eints. 4,000 bu.
llaltliiioro MnrkriM.
ItALTIMOnE , Sept. 2. FI.Ot'R ' Strong nnd
higher ; western superfine , S2.S5R3.43 : western
family , $4.7505.10 ; winter wheat patent. 15 K.0
5 40 ; spring patents , $ 'i.5nfr.75 : spring wheat
stralghls. J5.25tjn.40 : receipts 10.973 bids. ; ex
ports. 23. W4 bbls ; sales. 150 bbls.
WHEAT Rtronc. Spot. ll.n 4 ? l.nrj ; : Decem
ber. 11.00V , bid ; steamer , No. 2 ted. 977i097" c ;
receipts. 232,910 bu. ; exports , 123.993 bu. ; southern
wheat , by fample , BCT$1.02 ; pouf.iern wheat , on
Rrade. 97 iOll.Ots4.
COI1N Finn. Spot. 3f > ii3 < ; ' 4c : December , newer
or old , 37e bid : steamer mixed. 34VfcQ34l.i < < ; re
ceipts , 121. COS bu. : exports , 128 , 3CC bu. ; southein
while and yellow corn. 3Sc.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 21e ; receipts , 30,119
bu.
bu.11VK Firm ; No. 2 western. ElUQtKc ; receipts ,
4,917 bu.
HAY-Steady : choice timothy , $13.00Cil3.rO. new.
OHAIN FREIGHTS Fairly steady nnd un
changed.
Ill'TTEIl steady ; fancy creamery , 1S019C.
KC.OS Weak ; fresh. 14'4c.
CHEESE Firm and unchanged.
KIMIMIIN City IJrnln nnil I'rovlnloiis.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 2. WHEAT 1'p over n
cent nnd fairly actlv.No. . 2 hard. tCTS7'tc : Nfo.
.1 , UiAQtfio : No. 4. fO S2e ; No. 2 soft. 02c ; No. 3
E ! > i90c ? ; No. 4 , KifS7c ( ; No. 2 spring. S2c ; No. 3 ,
.
COHN Mixed Ic higher ; No. 2 white , 2e higher ;
No. 2 mixed , 27c ; No. 2 white. 2Sc.
OATS Market fairly active , about Ic higher ;
No. 2 white. 1902lt,4.c ! : fancy. 22K-r.
UYE Market weak ; No. 2. 47i l ! > c.
HAY Market tinner , better demand ; choice
timothy. 17.0 : choice prairie. 1323.
Ill'TTElt Crennii'rv lower on Increased supply ,
13VjW13Hc : dairy , 10012C.
EfSOS Market easier on Increased receipts ;
Missouri nnd Kansas , lie.
Prorln Crnlii
PI501UA Sept. 2. roir Hli-hcr ; No. 2 , SOUc.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , 22'.jc.
IIYF3 Onlet. nominal.
WHISKY-FIrm at 11.21.
Itlv'T-lPTS Cmn. 51,101 bu = . : oals 2" MO bus. ;
rye. < V > 1 bu . : whisky , none : wheat.4,2iV ) bus.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 2S.100 bus. ; oats , 23,9X1
lniM. ; rye. none ; whisky , 1131 bus. ; wheat , COO
bus.
I'lillnilololilii PrtiilnciMnrkri. .
PHILADELPHIA , Sept. 2. HUTTEll Un
changed : fancy western creamery nnd western
prints. 17c.
KOfJS Firm : ficsh nearby and western , 15c.
CHEESE-Firm.
OH Markets.
OIL CITY. Pa. . Sept. 2. Credit balances. 71e :
certificates , rai-h offered , 72o ; shipments , 92,573
bid" : runs. K3 741) ) bbls.
LONDON , Sept. 2. Oily Turpentine spirits ,
21s C.I.
Sim PrniioNroVlicnt ( i
SAN FUANC1SCO. Sent. 2 WHEAT Firm ;
December , n.39 % ; May , I1.5CV , .
lliinlln 1 1 nip nt l.tiniltin.
LONDON , Sept. .2. MANILA HEMP- 7s 6d.
STOCKS AM ) IIOMIS.
i of linllvlillllll Sliickn
Will Hcnllr.liiK IH lOn'cctftl.
NEW YOUK , Sept. 2. The character of tnday'h
stock market was very similar to that of yester
day. Individual stocks being rushed to n higher
level to htlmulatc and sustain the market , while
realizing was effected In other parts of the list.
The Vonderbllt stocks were selected today foi
manipulation , and the. price of eaclv member ol
the group was succcyblvely raised , while In Die
stocks icccntly favorites In the speculation .neavy
efforts were made to realize. The UMult nf t.iesb
tactics Is ehown In the small decline of the gcn
eial list. The manipulation for a rise was not
In evidence at Hie cpenlng , Kug'ir being sub
Jecled to a raid whlc I carried It down nearly 1
points. Omaha opened nearly 2 points berw :
last night's dope , and Mlstouil Paclllc wnj di.wn
neurly n point. I-ntfr In the day Northwestert.
was taken In hand and rushed up to 1274 , a Jump
of C points. Other advances In the Vanderbllt
sroup were : Canada Southern , 4Vfc per cent to
CO ; Cleveland , Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis ,
3't per cent to 40 ; Michigan Central. 2 % p'r ceni
to 110 ; New York Cintiul , lt per cent to 11014 ,
and Chicago & St. Louis stocks , tSe common
rising nearly 2 points , the first preferred 44 ! per
eent , uml the becoml preferred 3Vs per cent.
Chetapeake & Ohio bennlltd a fracllon In sym-
palhy.i but as It Is one of thu slut-lot which hah
.been heavily bought In the recent tpeculatlon. It
was subject to prepeuie by realizing offerings.
Coincident with the buoyancy In Vanderbllt' .
the grangers and the acllve railways sank to the :
hiwett of the day. Hock Icland , St. Paul , Ilur-
llnglin , Mlsrourl Paclllc , Alc-liUon ptefetr il ami
Noithein Pnelllc preferred being all notably af
fected , the first named to the extent tif nycr n
pulnt Utter In the day there stocks recovereti
homewhat frrm the lowest and the Vanderbllt
sliick'j , except New York Central , declined very
materially from Ihe highest. There were other
Hti.ckn which ( honed fjieclal strrnuih. ill Ihrii'gh
lite lltt , etpeclally among the Industrials. Chicago
cage Oas touched IfM ; , n new high record , but
reacted a point. Paclll Mall ron214 per icnt
but reicted 74 per cent , Wei-tern Union also wa-i
active and etiong. Other notable gains wei * .
St Paul & Dulutl ) preferred. Pullman and
Chicago Oreat Wlttern preferred. A 4 pojnU
or over , lllo Grande Western preferred. S i pei
eent ; Colorado Fuel. Film & Pere Maniuetlo pro.
fern-d nnd Minneapolis & St. I iuls record
preferred. 2 points or over , and Cotton OH nn. )
UrcKon Navlxiitlun pisferri'd , a point ; National
Starch rerond preferreil lost 2 per cent ; Oms.li-
t\ per cent ; Melropolltati Traction , n point , un'i
Canadian Pacific , n point. The net changes ar <
inlxtd grangers nnd othei-j showing unall gain *
and many arllve railroad shares luties.
There was falling off In activity In the bond
market , but prices were steady. The total > ae >
were i,7vo.0 ) . Government bonds weie sleadv
Total sales , JIS.OOO.
The Evening Post's London financial cablegram
s yii ; "Thcsloek maikets opened ilngnant today
pending the question rf ib Kink of Enfl ' "l
rate. When It was known that there was no
rhango the markets nnly rallied feebly , as the
dealers would rather have prefeired nn Immedi
ate rise than deferred action. The beul Jiiduen
however , endorse the bank's decision and see no
need of un Immediate rUe. Katun were nadv
I learn that yesterday's withdrawal of gold for
Hussla uas for a special operation Germany
had to make an Immediate payment for Imports
of rye. Uubles were scarcw In llerlln and eon-
slant Instructions were raided to Ixjndon to send
gold. Americans were dull early In Ihe day nn
Hie lower prices for some Issues on the New
Yolk Block exchange , but they hardened sharply
nt the dote , which wai firm , It Is the market
liellef that the- rise will be renewed nt an early
dale. S | > eculatlve buying keeps mainly to the
low-priced shares. The lUnk of Ennland ends
the naif year with an amount standing at rest
account sufficient to pay a dividend of 6 per
cent atrulnst the 44 per cent of last y ar. On
the Ixmcjon discount market tpot rates are un
changed , but bualneu la Aiaerlca bills to ar
rive ten days lipnci Is being done at IU per cent
nil ngnlntl 2H ycslerasr. lAtKf number * of bills
nre mill offered. The Paris nnJ llerlln marked
were quiet , "
Thfi followinc wef * the cloMnR quotations on
the leadlnr stocks > af the New York tich n e
today ! ' ' '
Tolnl miles of slocks toilay were C1iC14 shares ,
Including : Atrhlnon ure-fcrieil , 19,140 ; Canada
Suutliern , X270 ; Iowa Central , ,1,100 : Chesape-nke
.1 Ohio , Sl.MO ; lltirlltiKlon. 10,935 ; LoillBVlile .t
N-nslivllli > , D.4M ; MlchlKnn rcntral , 4.000 ; MIs-
nourl Paelllc. 1S.321J Missouri , Knnnas .1 Texas
prefe-rre'il , 4,1'JO ; Nsrthcrn 1'iiclllc l > ifcrred , CSW ( ;
Nnrlh estein , 2.M50 : IteaillnK , li.SSO ; Hock
lulnnil , lCa20 ; St. Paul , 60.1SI ; Omaha. 17. 0 ;
Soiiihrrn Pacllle , 3.4CO ; Southe-rn Hallwiiy , C.SOl ) ;
Sniitlipin Itnllwny prefeneil , P.3 : . " ; Texas Paclllc ,
fi.S.IOVnliash ; , 43.000 ; American Tobacco , 21.240 ;
I'hlraK'i ' Oas. 24.770 ; ( lenernl lOleetrlc , 14lr ! ) > ;
ChlcaRii Omit U'estoin , 2,200j Kugar , 27.C93 ;
AVuslern Union , 13,935 ,
\ ' - A'ork Money .MnrUcl.
NIJ\V VOHK , Hept. 2. MONHV ON CA1.I/-
Knsv nt P.iWl'.i ' tier cent ; last loan , I'.i , closed
VWPllI.MI3 \
PllI.MI-3 SII.'HCAN'TILK I'APKIl 3H r4'4 ' per
ccnl.
STKHLINa KXCHANOK Klrm , with nctual
bunlnrra In hunkers' hills nl Jl.sr iiffl.Sfi for u > -
maiiil anil nt { 4. 351 for Blxty ilays ; popteil rates ,
J4.SIMf4.S5' , < . nmi j4.SCiilf4.S7 | ; conunnrclal bills ,
4.S ! ' < . .
SH.Vr.H CiilTIKICATiS-51c.
IIAll SILVIIIl M'ic.
MKX1PAN DOI.I.AIlS-llc.
( SOVMllNMI'INT IIONDS Stronir.
STATK I1ONMI4 Dull.
ItAlt.UOAI ) llONUS-SlcaJy.
Closing quoUllons on boniia were as follows :
I.llllllllll
IXJNIJON , Sept. 2. 4 p. in. closlni ; :
ConnolH. in'y. . . . .11711 iSt.Pr.il co n i\an7. li"1
CouiiulH. uoo'l. IIJ J-l I N Y.lJj'ilril IllJn
Can. Pacltio 7il' ' I'D I'lsvlv.mia ' nH
Erlo 17'i Il'Mlln.- ii ; | <
Krlo IstmiM MD.X. Ojn. now li. 07
III. Cuntr.il Atchlion . l . - , ! (
i ordinary. II )
HA II BIIA'nil Klcnely at 23il per ounce.
MONEY liil'.i per cent.
Tliu rate of illncount In the open maiket foi
short ami three months' hills is 1 15-1002 per
cent.
CJolil IB nneteJ nt Ituencs Ayres tojay ut UC ,
at I.lEbcn , 4G ; al Heine , 105.22.
Stiitenii'iit of IliinU of ICiiKlnnil.
IXJNDON. Kept. S. The weekly htatenient of
the Hank of ICuulnnd nhow * iho followInK chanjes
as comparril with the previous aciiiunl : Total
it"u-rv . ilwreaKr , ' i'S'.V.KJ ) clrrulallon , Increime ,
370,0O : ; hnlllon , . ilPOi-afc , 452.102 ; oilier se
curities , IncreaHi',1' 1,40200) ) ; other ileiKinltH , In
crease , V:2fXXj 'tAiMIc1 ' ilepofltn. ilwiwiFP " 3.-
( XX ) ; notes leyerveilecreawe , 8.19 001 j Kor'rnincnt
wuurltli'S , Increatf , 'fizio.ixo.
The pixip irllun-'iif-1 ' tlie Hank of inKlanil'n K--
s rv to lliilillll > - , "Jlflth last week was 54.48 , Is
now 52.13 per cant. -
The HnnU of IJiiKmnd'H rain of ill c.inu te-
nialns unchanged fll 2 per < nt.
American i See'iirltlex In I.iiiuliHi ,
IXJNDON. Hi-ptv RliTlio markel for Amcrl.-an
rrciirlllea viukd hut little all day , owInK to the
Inactivity rf epe-ri lf.r > . ' ' 'In- tone was qulcl him
I'le ilemanil Benerall't IlKht.
Fliiiini'lsil .VnlfH.
UOSTON. Brit. | . ; n < - | purlniii , 20,321,2SI ; lull-
anres , 12,011,638.
HAl/riMOHH. , eiiU : J3,87,01I ;
halanrru , .V,0S 9. '
NKW YOIIK. Bept. 2. ClearliiBii , JI2C5,115 ;
Hept. 2.-ClearliiK , 17,127-
847 : balance : Mi4aCJ.
C'INi INNAT1. Kei.t. 2. llemey , 2i ! 6 pfr rent :
New York exchange , 403:5c illncount : clearlmif ,
11,727,200.
MEMPHIS. Beiit. 2.-CIeiirlnK . igi,71E : lm | .
imcex , 150.1-(5. New York exeliunKe nelllnt ; at
J1.50 premium.
NHW OIU.iAN& Kept.4MpnrlnK . 3UII
New York e-xehantse. bunk II per Il.tW premium
rcmmcrclal , Jl per t1.K ) > discount.
HT. IXl"IH , Bept. 2. Clrurlnen , J0.17J714 ; lul
nncpn. J1oo,15) ) . Money. 4tf7 per cent ; Ne-
Voik exe-haiiKi' , SKIO ellecount bid , 70c ellncoun
avked ,
ST. IXJl'IS , Sept. 2. The dally bank clearing ,
which are onllnarlly around fl.oOO.O1) ! . anunntrd
toeluy In 16,172.751 , and balance * . | 1CG,150 , com
pared wllh an nvvruRci of | SiOuoO ,
C HU'AGO , St-pl , J. Clearings. 118.991,010 : jfew
Yolk exchant.f'V dlrconnt ; tlerllnt ; cichunKe ,
liosle-d rales , ti MH und ll.fcC'i. ' Htocka fairly uc-
tlvu und very firm ; Diamond Mntrh Icudlni ; , e-lon-
IIIK : IJIarnuiid Match , 1UU ; .Mtlro | ) IHun U ' ;
C'lty Hallway. 230 ; West Chicago. 1UV ; : Stluw
boaid , S7 ; l alie Hlrtft. 18'4 ; Oas U , 102j ! ,
Kurt-iuii I'liiiinuliil ,
REItMN , Sept. 2. Exchange on Ixindon , 20
morku 39JJ pfe for check * .
PAIUS , Sept , I. Three per cent rentes , 104f
20a for the account ; exchange on Ixipdon , 20 !
- " . fer checls * .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Run for the Day Just About Up to the
Local Requirement * ,
GOOD DEMAND FOR BEEF STEERS
Well SiiRtnlnril Under Active
TrnilltiK Fi-oilerfi Sonic Loner
HiiRN Klvc to Ton Ce-iit
llluhcr for tlif Day.
SOUTH OMAHA , Sept. Z.-Hecclpts for
thu days Imllcntctl were :
Cn'.tlc. Hogs. Sliecp. Horses.
September 2 . 4,788 6,031 1.SSG
September 1. . . . . . . 5.2-.U C.KJ 4,403 155
August 31 . 4,581 7.0.V ) 4G2
August 30 . 3,409 2,411 200 2
AUMlst US . 2.0CS C.SI2 ffll
August 27 . 2rr > o C.421 1,4:0 : S
August 2C . 3,728 6,417 1,449 13
August 25 . 3,4'JS r.,4.3 . C12 27
August 24 . 2,40,1 C.S92 401
August 23 . 3. Ml 1W3 2,873
AtlRUst 21 . I.flu 4'J9J 1,402 123
August 20 . 2.712 4,370 330 S
August 19 . 2,370 4,1'St ' .
The olllclal ntinibcr of cars of stock
brought In today by cncli ro.nlvn :
Iluycrn , Cattle. Hogs. Shcsp.
O. & St. I * Hy . 2 .
Mo. racllTo Uy . 23 3
Union Tactile System . IS 21 C
R. K. & M. V. Hy . -14 2
S. C. & 1' . Uy . 1
C. , St. I' . , M. & O. Uy . 15 .
H. & M. U. U , H . S3 3G 3
C. , U. it Q. Hy . 3
K. C. & St. J . 2 .
C. , H. 1. & 1 . Hy. , caul. . . . 0 1
Tolnl receipts . . . 181 S3 0
The ills-position of the day's receipts \vns
ns follows , each buyer purchasing tliu num
ber of heiul Indicated :
Omaha Packing Co . 1,338 . . . .
llr.mmond PitckltiK Co. . . . 130 .SOI 128
Swift anil Company . 5"t ) 1,202 . . . .
Cmlahy Packing Co . nil 73S 703
H. Ileekcr & Oegan . 401 .
Vunsnnt & Co . -I .
J. I * Carey . 431 .
l.oliiii.-in & Hotlisclilhls. . . . 10 .
AV. I. SteplietlH . o'W ' .
Ilunton .t Umlorwooil . 531 .
IIilHton & Co . . . 20 .
Hamilton . 01 .
Hammond , K. C . 1M . . . .
S pi fry & Hnrncs . 193 . . . .
Squires & Co . 5,98 ,
Cuilnhy P. Co. , K. C. . . . S02 .
Nelson Morris , Chicago . 1S.1 . " . . .
Pl'k'gton P. Co. , Mlhv'ke . 203
C. P. & P. Co. , Neb. City . 302
Other Muyerst . 972 . . . . 821
Left over . 231
Total . -I.DCS 6,049 1SG
CATTLK There was another big run , 172
cars , but , with ono train direct to the kill
ers , there were not so many fresh cattle on
sale by fully 1,700 head. Western rangers ,
mostly feeders and cows , again made up the
bulk of the supply and them was a large
proportion of Indifferent gr.-.oes. Fat cattle
were not very mimi-rou.s tinu were nbout the
only kind that did not show weakness.
The supply of fed beef was limited and
Included nothing choice , the best here sellIng -
Ing lit $1.70. The demand wns good for the
local houses and prices ruled llrm , n slmde
better than yesterday In some Instances.
Western offerings were largc'.y on the feeder
order , but such ns were desirable for
HlaiiEhter sold unite readily to the dressed
beef men at about yesterday's Ilgnrcs nnd
were not long In changing hands. The mar
ket , taken nil around , was In very good
condition and values were well sustained.
Cows and heifers were lower again , accordIng -
Ing to most salesmen , while buyers quoted a
good steady imrket. There were about
twenty loads on sale and. grass stock made
up the bulk of the supply. The movement
was slow at any rate and prices looked a
little lower on paper. Dulls and stags fold
Just about steady and veals were In good
request at late good figures.
There was some diversity oT opinion as
to the feeder market , but a decline was
most often quoted Even good grades were
often called a dime lowor. The. supply was
large and speculators hart quite a number
on hand , but were good buyers at the
we-aker prevailing prices. Country buyers
were also numerous and did a large amount
of business. Hcprescntntlvo sales :
NAT1VKS
IHSHF STEKIIS.
1 feeder . 930 3 30
30WYOMING.
WYOMING.
4 blee-rn . 11S2 3 23 77 sleers . 1182 3 0
Shcohan & I1' .
1 cow . 820 3 10 41 feeders. . . . 1173 4 00
13 oows . 973 310 91 fenders. . . . 9tG 410
3 feeder * . . . .1342 3 CD 71 feeders. . . . 942 4 20
U-J leaders. . .121:1 : 3 91
H. Ci. William ! ! .
16 cow * . fH ( - 73 91 feeders. . . .1233 3 75
5 rnwp . 872 290 29 feeders. . . . 1042 3 W
33 cows . 1041 3 50
Vliro Cattle Company.
Meows . 763 275 4 rows . 937 3.15
72 cows . ! > 33 3 20 119 feeders. . . , 9C3 4 00
! ; . W. Wlillcnmb.
110 heifers. . . . C55 340 12 cows . 971 360
I e-ow. . . . ' . . . . 9 ) 3 CO 11 calves . 294 4 25
J. Whlltaker & Co.
] - cnwH . fH z ' " - " ' 4 feedeis..lHU 3 SO
1 cmv . 700 300 C fee-lern..H70 ! 4(0
1 oow . 900 3 Oft CS feedrra..lI03 4 03
25 cows . 963 3 23
HUL'TH DAKOTA.
] tnlllnc . MO 3 00 C2 fe > i > dviB..1205 4 10
74 fcedfr8..1125 4 HI
Glover llros.
27 cows . SI4 2 CO
11. Urooklleld.
3 rows . 9SO 3 Oft 11 feedern. . . . T52 3 73
.1. liraddock.
1 feeder . 1410 3 f.O V > feeders. . . .I"i3 3 M
47 feeders. . . .1171 3 SO
C. M , I.HIMUOH.
1 feeder . 1420 3 OT 25 feeders. . . . 12U1 415
45 fecdes..HC9 3 SO
.1. Ilalley.
S3 feeders. . . .KC2 3 70
J. llollenhaek.
1 bun . 13CO 2 90 K feeders , . . . 957 4 10
1 cows . 1P33 300 31 feiMlerv. . , , Ml 415
2 COWH. . . . . . . i > 20 3 15
COIX31IAPO.
2 laK . 1105 2 M Cl fcede-rs. . . . S7I 390
13 fetdere..l12l ! 3 50
50MONTANA.
MONTANA.
Georie P. Mneirehead.
3 ptee-rs . 1336 300 1 * tcer . 1410 325
43 cows . 1010 320 4 feeders. . . . IW2 3 C3
Ollu l-'rniH'C' .
1 feeder . Kn 350 113 feeders. . . . S3'J 4 15
74 feeders. , . . 1023 403 1W fee-dem. . . . Sl'G ' 413
100 feedcm. . . Ii22 4 15 _
1 Ij AH.
3 feeders. . . . 535 100 142 feeders. . . . 830 350
1IOO8Supplied weie liberal , nlnely-flx cars ,
6.0S1 hob'n , hut weie a few hundred tliiirt of lam
Tliurmluy'n ifieiptu , 'llieru utreiiienty of oeU :
medium lu heavy urleii * . but IlKht hl'plnn | '
Ki.ulesveie fcciirce. Kverytlilnir ivae eleani'd up
yetterday and the ulrrntith of iirovUlomi yenter-
day , tuiielher wllh favorable irjicrla from either
hot marke-tii , were \ery bulllth fuctors In tlit
trade.
Parkers wanted licts and there was a good
> hlpilnK [ drnuind. nit well a Ihe ueual rjiecu.
Ibtlve uctlvlly. Early prices were i > blK nickel
jilKher. with brft houvy butcher hugs frequently
54 ( 10 up. lluflnesn VMIH ll\py | rlR.it from the
malt nn1 kept co until th l < ulk of Ihe offering
c.'iuiiKC'l ' ImnclB , wlun foiim dealers rt-ported u
weaker fc'elliik" , which wui , dlipuled by buyer * ,
Outride * valeii ueie at 13.95 for veiy cnmmon
paiki-ri- and > 4.I5 for heat IlKhts. with HOOtH.10
| K > | > ular fur fair t Kood IIOK' , nlnuil > eKardlec >
of welcht. althoUKh nbove 300-pound welxht rales
at (4 10 weie rare. Yetterduy Ihe bulk nld
al I3.95d4 05 and nn last Tliumluy at ! 3.Wi/a.V3. /
Reprere'ntallve alm :
No. Av. Bh , Pr. No. Av. h. Pr.
25 . 337 40 13 ! < 0 M . 210 120 )4 U5
28 . 336 . . . 3 W . . . , . . . . ' i:0 4 U7'i '
17 . 361 40 383 I'J . 2M 200 4 OT'.i
44 , . . .SIS to 395 (9 . 257 40 4 07i !
. . . . . . . . . . 3 7',4 74 . 2i4 . . . 4 07H
67 . 313 . . . 400 13 ] . 276 120 4 07V4
M . ! U ICO t 09 16. . .
HH11F.P Thptuiiply fell fhorl of yp-trrdny , lint
wns fiilrly liberal. Vmtrnlny'H tnnrket wnn the
lilK ies't In Ihe country nnd buyer * wnnled Might
ciinee-FflntiH toilny , but were free Milting nl it
S ? 10o decline. Iteinefrntatlvo BII-S ; | :
No. AV. Pr.
70.1 wntein wfthcrs 10 ! JJ 30
2II western wethers 103 3 M
211 western wether * 10(5 ( 333
12S western wcthors S3 340
( . 'IIIOACO l.IVi : STOCK MAIIKKT.
Sti'inly lleitfN AeMlvr nnil Illulicr
Mu-eii l'i | ti Ulinp.
Sept. 2. The smaller supply of
cntllo made bnyeia rather more bold today nnd
off-rliiKS were takin nt steady price's , e-holoc
lots M'lllnj ; particularly well. Hnlrs were on a
basis of from J3.S3 to tl.r.O . for the poorer lota
of unlive diest-cd Iwcf slocrs. up to fj ami $5.05
fur choice to fancy sOilppliiK and export cattle ,
the bulk ot Ihe cattle ciosplni ; the si'ali'H nt
from JI.W lo J5.23. The stoe-ktr nnd feeder trade
wns active nt fiom J3.IO In 51.50 , common cattle1
Helling decidedly lo\ve r than last week. The Ken-
cral run of cuusnnd bulls poll below last eck'
prices. Choice lots are hlKli. llutchcr lots alf
hlKli. Fewer cnlxefl nre > comlliR. but there are
cnoiiBh for the demand nnd Ihe best sold today
at fiom J3.30 to J5.75. Texns 0111110 weie freely
acllve' nl from J2.S5 to J3.f > 0. The few Western *
on pale Fold readily at stronger prlcus , but aver ,
used from 23c lo 35c lower Ihitn hist week.
There was an active local und shipping ; demand
for IIOKH and prlcen inlcd vlroni ; and ( HOc hlKher
fjr IlKht we-lnht * and nlKiul 5e hlKher for olhem.
! ! OK sold at from J3.90 to JI.10 for heavy pack
ers , up to H.iO for choice mlvitt , with pi line ns-
sorle < l IlKht t-ellhiB al from 14.M to Jl.dl. The
bulk of Iho offeilnKH sold nl from tl.23 lo 11.50 ,
nnd pics wild lamely at frjin Jl lo Jl.CO.
Sheep \\ert' stroiiKer to lOc higher today and
fat lamlw had n further nihance of 10. ' . Ihe best
si'lllni : up lo J3.75. Kale's were made from that
prlco all the wav eluwn to 53.SO for common
IninbH , Idaho lambs felchlnK from $ l.i ( lo J5 05.
Native bhcrp sold nt ftutn 12.25 t i } 3 25 fur Ihe
poorest to $1 and $1.25 for the b"st , only a few
Fclllni ? UK hlKh IIH J4. Wej lein feeding sheep
were nedve n ( from $3.'tO to $1.70.
llEl-EII'TS Cattle. 9.500 head ; hogs , 2S.OOO
iR'ad ; sheep , 13,000 head.
.SI. I.onU Live Slock.
ST. 1/OriS , Sept. 2. CATTI.K llerelpts , 3.000
head ; Khpnicntp ( , 2,000 hend ; niaiket Mcntly. with
plenty of pootl entile heie ; f-ilr to fancy natlvo
KhlnpciB , 542503:0 ; bulk of rale * . $ l.40fr5.(0 ( ;
dies.'ed btef niul liutehprh * Mcers. * 3.S..5f I.ill
steers uniler 1,000 primula , S.l.T.ViiJ.M. slnrkers and
feeders , { 2.,0ff4.(0 ; cows nnd heifers , > L'.0 < Jff4 SO ,
Texas nnd Imlhin etetrs , S2.TJ4H--IO ; e-owa nnd
heifers. J2.COJi3.SO.
Iioas Ilece'lpts. S.OOO head ; shipments , 2,000
head ; mniKet Ktron r to i ic hlHher ; light , 54. 01/
4.Ml. nilxe-d. $4.20fl4.40 ; heavy , 5t.lO 4 43.
SlIHMP-IlecelptR. 2,000 bend shipments. 1009
head ; market sleady for sheep ; lambs lOe hlKlier ;
native muttons. $2.9083.75 ; f lockers , $2.2S300 | ;
lumbs , $3.COf , " . 10.
Aecoullns K n ures compiled by the Live Stock
Reporter receipts nt the St. Louis stock yards
during the month of Aueurt. H'.i" , amount to ! U.-
310 entile , 110.333 IIOKS and fiC.20S sheep , showlni ;
a Kiiln of 28,002 cattle , 9,010 he RH and 11.0S7 sheep ,
rcmpared with the previous nicnth. As compared
wllh Augupt of 190. catlle IncreiiFed IS.O'jO ; IICKO
Incieated 13,917 , nnd sheep Increased lt > ,9U7 head.
IVIIIIMIIN City Live.Sloe'U Mnrlifl.
KANSAS CITY , Sepl. 2. CATTI.i : Itccelpts.
7WO hend ; maiket pteady ; Texns Htecrs. . I2.T."i7' ! '
4.23 ; Texas cows , J2.OOiJ3.00 ; native steers. J3.7.1W
5.J5 ; native cows and heifers. $1.7SiTI.OJ ; ptocKvra
nnd feeders , J2.fiOff4.S3 : bulls , } 2.4flf3.30.
IIOOS HccclptH , 8,000 head ; market strrns ( o
"c lilKhrr , active ; bulk of onlt'S , J4.17V.fll.221 , ! . ;
heavies. $4.104.25 ; packers , } 4.(0ff4.20 ( ; mixed.
JI.lS34.27Vi ; llKhtK , J4.1SS4.25 ; yorkcra , JI.20IT/4.L5 ;
pis * . J3.rOffl.15.
SHKEP Itecelpts , 2,000 head ; maiket Hnn ;
lambs , $3.4Sy5.CO ; muttons , $2.tOf(3.30.
\ 'TV Vorlf I.lvc S ( < ick MnrK' < > ( .
NEW YOniC. Sept. 2. HinVER : HPcolptR , 2.17
head. ICumppnn cables , ejiiote AniTlcan steers ul
IUVJHIUP : lefrlBerator lx > ef at 6tfi9c. !
t'AlA'KS Itecelpts , 1S3 head : ntraily nil around ;
veals. J5.iW5J-7.50 ; Krasscrs nnd buttennllUs , $3.KOij
4.2o.
4.2o.SUHKP
SUHKP AN11 I-AM11S Receipts , 2.S9S head ;
hlK'i-p. J2.oOiiri : RS ; lambs. J4.0)fiti.3S. )
HOrjS-Ilece'lptB. 4,175 head ; cjulct nr $1.3081.80.
KIINI lliilTnlo llv < * Sfne'K- .
KAST IU1KFAIX ) , Sept. 2. CATTl.K-Slnw.
lions Yorkers , good to clmloe , $4 fSf4.70 ;
ronshs , common to Rood , J3.73fa4.00 ; piss , Kood
tn choice , J4 C54T4.70.
SI It'UP AND LAMHS-Uimbs. Kood to extra
c'lolce , Jj.OOWS.STi ; culls to fair , JI.2SffS.CO. Sheep ,
choice to selected wethers , J4.SOCH.75 ; culls nnd
common , J2.75ff4.00.
Stock In
Record of receipts of live Mock nt the foul
prlnclp.il markets for September 2 :
Cut tic. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha 4.500 C.OM 2,000
Oilmen 9.S10 28lliW 13010
Kansas City 7.100 S''jiio 2000
St. LoulH 3.000 O.OI'O ' 2,000
Totals 2ln ) 48,000 VJ.OOO
\p\v OrlPiiiiH MnrU * < N.
NEW Oltl.EANS , Sept. 2-1IOO PIlOWrTS
Steady : pork. old. $ S.62V5. Uird. leilned llerrr
$1.75. Iloxeil meats , dry fall thoulders. t'i.1,21 , ;
Flile. , JO.12',6. llncon , clear lib fl.li-s , $ n.S7V4.
Hams , clmlrp FUKar cured , $ fi.75fl'J..riO.
fOITKIJ Itlo , ordinal y In low fair. ! > fflle.
I'TXJUU Knsler ; extra fancy , St.731/4.t5 / ; pat-
ents. $5 20575.30 ,
I'OIIN MEAIBteady Bl 11.CO.
llltAN-ejiilet nl 60ii62iir. ?
HAY I'lriner. prime , fIJ.OOfi 13..K ) ; choice. $14.50
COIIN Easier ; No. 2 ri < leil : , mlxej , 3Sfi39c ,
whites. 3 < i5i3Pc ; ye-llow , 40illc.
OATH Klrm ; No. 2 hue-ked , 23ff16c ,
IlICIJ-Klrin ; oi-dlnary lo Kood. Sr4ic / ! ,
Clnoliiinitl
CINCINNATI , Sept. 2. KI < OIll-l'lrm and nc.
live.
live.WHKAT Btronit nnd lilRhc-r ; No. 2 re-d , 9Cc.
COIIN I'lim ; No. 2 mixed , 3IVie ,
ovrs-l'lriri ; N . 2 mixed , I'JHeSOc ,
llYIJ-l'Inn ; No. 2 , ( .00.
IH'I.IC MH ATSI'l im at JO.IO. llacon , llrm ,
J7.10. I.in-d , Heady. J4 75.
\VIIIHKV-Qnle-l nt 11.21
HIiTTIMt-CJiilet.
HtKlAll-Hli-inly.
KCC.S Dull nt Ho.
I/NPON. Sept. . IIKiT : HI'dAIl-Heplcmlior ,
SH lOlid ; Oclnber , k lOi d.
Ni\V : YOP.lv , Sipt. S.-srOAR-Ilaiv. nnn.
Helmed firm ; mold A. 6'e , ; Malidiml A , 4'io.
coiifecllonerh * A 4c : cut loaf , S c ; crushed ,
5tiC : | icw 'iTt-.l , * * ic ; Kmnulated re ; ciibeii. 5Jo.
NK\V Oltl.KANS. Hcpl. J.-HUOAH-Ope-n Ifet-
IH | , iiilet. | Z' fiS ic : ceatrlfin-al HinnR ; urnnu-
Inled. * "jft . | ( k- while ) . 3 IS-JCIH 1-lCc ; yellows ,
30315-ICo ; tccondji. : f3'f. | ' ,
Slnli'iiii-nl uf llniiU of I'riiiii'i- .
PAItlS. JVpi. 2. The weekly ulalcnvnt of Iho
Hank < if 1'ninca Khows Hit follrmlm ; chiinu'i-n as
coiup.il ed with the pre > vlnu < 4 Hccnunt : N.iti'H In
clrcnlullnn. Im-ri'iiw. 72 li'i.O'H ) francs : b Us din
rounli-d. IncreaiiH. 113sj.iO ) fiancs ; trruHury nc-
counla curre-nl. decrrnse , 9 C75.0X ) frnncs ; KOI | | In
hniul , decieaH1 , tlrW ) francs ; silver In lianil ,
4,275x ( > J frnncH ,
TOI.KDO , Sept. Z.-WlliA'r-lllilie : > riii l WP k ;
Nn. 2 ci h nnd Sppleinlx-r. SCVic ; le-ceinber. 97c.
cnilN--d > ull nnd sicinly ; No. y in'v.t. ; imr.
OATH'-Dull iituli lilKlirr ; No. 2 mlxc < l , IS'ic. '
IIVK Dull and lilKlu-r ; No. 3 ii : li. W , c.
CI/Vinniii-lo\vpr : nnd ucthe ; prime cueh ,
J4.0S.
-I'nchanKe-0. .
I.Ive'riuiol ( Jritlii mill I'rnvlnloiiM ,
I.IVKHPOOU Hiiil. 2.-U'IliAT-No. : 2 re-il
western , rprlnir , firm al 7s IGd ; No. 1 led tiouili'
eril prlnK. llrm ut k 31.
( XJltN Aniprlcnn mixed cpot , ne-w. Rtrone ul
3s & 'i < l ; American mlxe-il old , 3s Cd : Seplember ,
qulel at 3s Cd ; October flrin nt 3 Cd.
LAHU-Hpot , firm ut 23n Cd. .
Ciilirornlit llrlcil I'rultN.
Ni\V YOItK , Kept. 2. CAI.II'OIINIA nitlKD
I'KUITH-liultij I'vnporBti-d uppleii , prime wire
tray , Co [ x-r pound ; wood dried , prime , Cc ; choice ,
Clic ; fancy , G io. Prunes , 3Hc to 7'io IH.T pound ,
HI to ilco and quality , Aprlcat * . royal , 7 Kc |
Moor park , SClOc. Pcaclies , unpe UO , CtlSc ;
V iUa , 110Ho per pouaO ,
HI5IMOX 4M. ' TWnXTV-TlltllP OHIO.
Aniiiinl ( indieTlnur of lh < > Siirvlvom of
lli < * 1'innon ItrKliiicnt ,
KIIKMONT , 0. . Sept. 2.-Tho reunion ot
the survivors ot the Twcnty-thIM rtR ment
of Ohio Volunteer Infantry ws held lure
txlny. President McKlnlcy , who \VA n mem
ber of Hits regiment , nnd many other dl
tliiKUlfihttl Ktirvlvora wcro In attendance ,
Tlio city was In gny Attire Ust nlphi
for the weddliiR of KnslRn Smllh aiul
.Mite Hayi-n. nt which the prr IJ ( t
nnd other distinguished vlRltora were
Riicfits. Toilny HIP city Is profusely
ilecoratcil. The sunrise palutc was. followed
nt 10 n. in. hy the' president's salute and
from tlmt time on the comrades were lu
the lushest glee. The Inle Presldint tlnycs
wan also n mcmbir of Hits regiment. Twenly
> cnt a o llayca was presUU-nt and McKlu-
ley wns n cotiRrrssitinii. Then the regiment
held Us minion here mid the cornerstone
of the city hall was laid on Ihe site of Port
Stevens. Hayes presided nnd McKlnley
was orator of Ihe day. The nttendnncc to
day Is greater than on that memorable oc
casion. At noon thrri' was n grand parade *
and nt 2 p. in. the cxerclsrs began In Splcgitl
grove , which adjoins ( ho Ilnyes mansion
XOVAK iiAric i > iiK.vrox corvrv.
lcllri'cd fp li.v llii * Itftfctlvc ICiirly
TlilN Morning.
VINTON. la. . Scpl. 2. I'rank A. Novak ,
the NVelford murderer , brought Uick from
the Klondike , was lurned over to the Hen-
ton county olllclals hy Drtcrtlvu I'errln nt
2:30 : lhln morning. There1 Is no excitement
or anilcliiailon of trouble.
1'otirtlt liny of IvH'ltil V'lfti INI * .
SAHATOriA. N. V. . Sept. S.-Tlil * wns the
fourth il.iy ef the com edition of t'i ' ) > Ami rl'Mill
Social Sclenre assoel.itlon. In th. 'cput- ;
luenl of Jurisprudence openlui ; reinirk wcro
niaile liy I'rof. Kr.mcls Witylniiii ofitUi
l.iiw school. Papers wore lenl 1 > > l'r f
T. H. Wolipv of N'i'rt llavi'ii , Conn , un "our
Foreign Policy anil IH lEclatlon lo liomostlo
1'i-oblems , " by K. .1. Kllm-nm of Huston un
"The Alllliiile of Conns Toward Labor
Questions and Ihe Hi-arli'g of Our Ceinsil'ti-
tloti t'pon Labor l.i < Klsilloii | , " niul livV M.
F. Itounil of Xiw York on "Mow i > 'urVe
May Aboil.1 ! Prisons. " A dlsenss'on of
Ihese papers followed.
Arlreinn N ' \\-i"ii'i Mint Murdei'rd.
TOMUSTON.K , Ariz. . S , p' . -The b.nly . of
12. T. Sliuniif w . - ; fouuil yoslcrdny In the
bottom of tlic Guide u Fleece lultie- near
Hnaehas , the head split opi > u with a blow
trout nn ax nnd om > e.ir almost shorn from
Ihe head , lie li id hern missed fur several
days and HIP bi.dv . wan tlnally found In the
uti'leibtush ' by the odnr uf tbe dei-aylng
llesh. lie was uiuloiibtrilly munli-n-1. but
by whom or for what motive no iMiijpcttiro
e'liti tell. Stumpf was a prosperoii- miner
and wns for many years In the newspaper
business , being long conu'eled with > ae l.os
Anuelca Herald and with the Tombstonu
papers.
\ \ ' < -illb ( > l.liiinir A Hi-n I Killed.
UTICA , N. Y. , Sept. 2. Simon Ixiwfiithnl
of Syracuse1 , a well known liquor aient , atieel
about 73 , and silent partner ot I'hlman ,
Justcln & Co. of Cleveland , wns struck anil
Instantly killed by a New York Central fast
freight at Onelila today. He wan very
deaf anil failed to hear lhev cries of warn-
Ins by liyslaiiders. He1 wns rppxlml lo boone
ono of Iho wealthiest men of Syracuse.
ICv-llnyiir Dci'lnrcil I linn lie- .
IirnSON , WIs. , Sept. 2. The comml.'islon
nppolntpil to examine a ? to the mental condi
tion of ex-Mayor Locbcad of aiemvood has
reported liini Insane , and recommended that
lie be sent to the asylum , hoe-head roeomly
committed a mnderons : assault on Keeper
\Valby of Iho poor farm and has requested
ii jury trial , lie Is about C ! ) years oM anil
has had a varied experience.
TliriM * Hurt bj [ : i < -\u ( r I'nll.
ST. LOUIS , Setit. 2. A frcluhl vlovntor In
lite Nelson Morris piickliiK house In Knst
St. Louis containing four empties dropped
from the third story to the b.-isement this
fori'iioou. ' iiiils lire-oil. William O'Htlcn
and I'atilck Glllam were picked up uncon-
Kclotts , Iho Iwo former \\iih broken less and
the hitler with his head and face seriously
cut. IJiinlel O'lirlen was also badly bruised ,
but not seriously hurt.
Knllirr < > f > iiv 'llst Siivnue Hurt.
ST. HHLIONA , Cal. , Sept. 2. nielmnl Sav
age , father of the novelist , was seriously
injured yesterday by belns thrown from hla
btiKUy. while ilrlvliiK with his wifeHo beIng -
Ing SO yeais of ape nnil very feeble , the
phock to his syslem was very xeveru and
grave fears are enlerlalned as to Ihe ulti
mate result. Airs. Savage , who was also
tin-own from the vehicle , escaped with a
few brulKcs.
Kiln-iiril Ili'lltiniy \\lll AluviWI > N ( .
DBNV1SII. Sept. 2. A dispatch rpcelvcil
hero from Chicopee , Mass. , say that ica
ward Bellamy , aulhor of "Looking Hack *
ward" and "Kquallty , " will soon move from ,
that city lo 1-ienver. Mr. Hellauiy's heallli
lias been poor for some time and his friends ,
think the change will re'store him lo gooil
hcallh.
Acroniiul SIIJN He Will lleHeMKAiidrco
TOHONTO , Sept. 2. Ai-ronant Leo Ste
vens hnn successfully tested hlrt new gen
erator for manufnclurlnggaw for Ills balloon
and wiyd ho will leave for the Klondike the
taller part of thl month. Stevens also de
clares IIP will i-'o lo Anilrcc'H rescue' , pro-
hls later experiments nro successful.
Ii'lciiii'H ( li > Irrlnnf Inn
Sl'IUNGFIKLD , III. , S"pt. 2.-Govcrnor
Tanner has appointed delegates to the Na
tional Irrigation congress at Lincoln , Neb. ,
September 2S-0 , as feillows : O. A. Parks.
II. M. Stahl. L K. IJav'H ' , Chliugo ; S , M.
Knox , I'rlnreton ; Frank C. Clendenln ,
.Juliet ; K. J. Hudson , Lincoln.
llniiKVlrllml'rd by l orKOil I'lliior.
KOCKFOUD. 111. , Sept. 2.-ForgerIeH wcro
discovered toilay In paper rcdlsconnted by
the Norton bank of Dtirand , fifteen mllea
fiom. this place , near Hie- Wisconsin line.
Parties Inloreste'd In the bank have pro
tected the Irregular pnper llrst discovered ,
to the amount of Jil.UH
Cliiiiilliiirnl CIIIINCN llfiivy DMIIIIIKCN.
MIUDLETOW.V , N. Y. , Sept. 2. A great
deal of damage was canccd here toilay hy
n cloudburst. The lain cune down In tor
rents. Cellar * ) were filled nnd rewcra
flooded beyond their capacity. The loss will
be heavy.
I'nni'i's Itoml lit l''ii ' < 'lnrjIiiMjM
DKTItOIT. Sept. 2.-Joscpli A. Moors of
Massachusetts read a paper on "Ventilation
of Public Schools" before Iho International
factory Inspectors' convention today. F. 1C.
Meirian of lioston ilcm rlbcd a modern school
building. Olllcers will be. chosen. thlH ufter-
110011.
Aiifie'lii'M 'I'lirciiK'n un DprlNlnK.
LAS CHUCKS , N. M. , Sept. -The gov
ernment ha cut off all ralluns to Apacha
Indians except Hour. They nro threaten
ing an nprmng and thu Hcttlcra near Iho
reservation nro very inuiih exercised , There
are lo ilatu about 300 Indians on Iho Apache
reservation.
Arnold's Ilronio Cilery curtK headaches.
10 , 25 and 50 ccnU. All druggUUH.
Silver Miners SnlTcr u llciliiollnn.
LIOADVILLIColo. . , Sept. 2-Owlng lo the
fall In the prleo of Oliver Iho Mahnln mine ,
employing llfty men , announced a reduction
In wages from { 3 to $2.M. The men accepted
Iho rednclion. The Mahala Is one of Urn
luiKcst xilver producers In the ) district-
Till' : III'.VI'rV MAIllvi : ' ! ' .
IN8THU.MKNTS placed on record Thurs
day , September , H > 'J7 ;
WAHHANTV DKHD9.
A J3 Hlabaui ; ! ) and wlf < - lo IVler I'lo-
rjueur , lot a , blur.-k 'J , C'orrlgan l''ace.J JCO
Nle'B N'lelKjii und wife lo I'e'cr Ivcr-
BOII , Hi4 of north C2 fi'ut lot 9 and
10 , block a , Mye-rs , It & T's addition 400
A I * Anderson nnd wlfu to Oe ] Carlson ,
i't nl , lol 13 , Oik Hill W >
Midway Inveplmenl Co to J. M. L.
Schmidt , lot 1. b'.ock 1 , PITHOII & It'B
nddlilon zrn
Hame to same , lo' 2 , tnmei SOO
VKKUH.
Special master to Church of Chrlil , lot
1 , block 35 , Florence
Total amount of IranBferH } 2OIO
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 10.1 ! ) , Oinulut , Nub.
-COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
I llOAllt ) OK TIIAUK. "
Dlnct wlrts to erhlctro snd Ntw Tork. 1
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