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OMAHA DAILY BEE : TVRTDAT. SEPTEM1VI3H 24 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Ebortfl Try to Cover , but Find a Scarcity of
Wheat Offered ,
WHEAT LATER LOSES ON HEAVY OFFERINGS
Corn KnlliiTVH ( lie IiPiulcr , Lomli
.Vlioiit it linlf ( 'cut , nnil OatN anil
iN AI MCI 1'n II
Ulf
CIIIPAOO , Sept. 2.1. The wlic.it market
ff-etiinl to hu'-c heon pUyed with by the bull
cllqtiu today. Snorts , startled Into cover , hail
to ina prices up l'ic before they wcro filled
Up. T.jun hcuvy offerings broke the prlco
lo u point Vie below yesterday's close. De-
clOHPil at u ' .B'i'Uc decline. A weak-
factor wits trie widening ot the May
illncoiitit. Corn followc'd wheat nnd closed
tys'Q'.ic ' ' lower. OatH closed n shade lower and
provisions dpcllned Mt7V4c.
Wheat nl thu linmelltita opening was easy.
Curb prices wcro Inclined to weakness on
account or a rather shiirp decline nt 1'urls ,
Imt tlio higher quotations from Liverpool
canned the markel lo turn strong at once.
Dei-ember , which closed yesterday nt l)2c ) ,
opt-ncd loilay nt from V2\bc \ lo 92'Ac. Shorts
Blurted for cover , but ran up against a snag
In Iho shape of scarcity of offerings , the
lirlco being hoisted to 93'c ' { , before any wheat
of consequence cnmo on the market. The
northwest receipts were ngnln heavy und
that caused holders to exercise caution , so
-that when the prlco had risen to OSVfcc plenty
tit wheat showing a prollt wns unloaded.
Thu nce.lpt ut Minneapolis and Uuluth woto
133 cars , compurml wlh 'Ml a week ago and
WVJ thn corresponding day of the your before.
.There cities , however , nro still paying from
2c to 2V4c prt'inlum for Immediate delivery.
Chicago receipts wcro 23U cars , only 33 of
which were contract. The quantity Insiiectcil
out of store was Itt.lS.'J bu. The previously
exploded rumor that llussla Intended pro
hibiting the export era heat was revived
ngnln abotf. thu time closing Paris cables
wcro received , showing a complete recovery
from the early decline. This sent December
plywnrd again , the price climbing with
Inn illy a halt to83yic. . At that price a big
trade was done , large quantities of wheat
being tlumprtl on the market. The offerings
were readily absorbed for a time , but In
the end the weight proved greater than the
"market " could bear , the maiket becoming
quite weak when explicit denials of the Ilus.
Ulan reports were received. A notable fea
ture during the advance was the refusal of
May to respond except In nn extremely un-
iw tiling and backward fashion. When December -
comber was readily bringing Wte. 'he ' Jl-iy
delivery barely touched SHie , and a house
with close Liverpool connections said It had
liberal selling orders from the latter place
for May delivery. Kxport clearances of
wheat and flour from Atlantic ports wen-
equal to 440.0m ) bu. The receipts for the day
ut the four principal outside winter wheat
markets Kansas City. St. Louis , Toledo and
3 : > etrolt were only 182,00) bu. out of the total
primary market receipts , which amounted
to l.ZTfi.OOO bu. The latest trading In Decem
ber was at 82'iii92.c. (
There was a smaller business In corn. The
Tnnrket averaged firm all forenoon , starting
} ; , o higher on light receipts and the s'eid-
iness of Liverpool cables und enjoying good
support as long as wheat kept strong. To
ward the end , however , when wheat com
menced to slip , corn followed very willingly.
HorolptH were 4Sr cars. Atlantic exports
were : ! iiiU : : bu. There were claims of accu
mulation of stocks at eastern points. The
f < hl | ltig demand was slow. December
ranged from Hl sc to 30c , closing iSVic
lower nt SOWiHOTic.
Oats WIIB steady up to the last hour of
trading. Then that matket struck a slip
pery place , too , and dropped with the rest
of the markets. There was nn excellent
whipping demand , -which was mainly rcspon-
slhlo- for the buoyancy displayed. Sympathy
with whc.it- and corn caused the decline. He-
< -elpts were "M cars , charters were for OtiOOO
bu December ranged between 211sB20' > ic ,
closing about MiC lower at Ziv c.
The Incubus of the yellow fever epidemic
weighed down tlje provision market. Prices
started weak on that account and through
symilthy | ! with a weak hog market , and the
anarket ruled heavy all day. Cash trade was
only moderate. Thi-ro was very little out-
sldo trading. A moderate line of long 'pork '
was liquidated. At the close .Inly pork was
IV-c lower at JS.M . . December larJ 3o lower
nt"I.C2'i , and December ribs 5c lower at
51.90.
ICstlmnted receipts 'Friday ' : Wheat , 220
< -ars ; corn , COO cars' oats , 323 curs ; hogs ,
21,0(10 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
ArllclcH.roT'-iiir I IlUh. I'LOVV. | Cloao. TVcHtd'y
\Vboat-
' ' 1)1 " ' 'IS
bi'O..l '
May. . . 0 IK WH u'oi *
Corn-
Sept. . Ui-UO enx
Pel- jillH
May . . . 31
Oath-
Sept. . . JO inu
Sl ! vim
' ' '
May' . . ; Hi
1'orh
Oct. . . . 8 ' _ ' 7 8 27 H H 'JO 85 8 32K
' ' ' H I17h H 17 H : I2K U -10
Jan . . . t ) : io 1) 30 U : i H 0 37H
Lanl
Cot. . . . 4 ns 4 r 7 ! 4 OR 4 CS 4 00
Doc. . . 4 ll.l 4 II ! ) 4 110 4 117 M
Jan . . . t bOn 4 80 4 75 4 77 > i 4 H2H
Eh'tKlbx
Out n FJK fi ISM C 07K 5 12K 6 12Vi
Die . 1 II'-'M 4 O'JH 4 87 H 4 IK ) 4 1)5 )
Jan. . . . 1 DO 4 87 > 4 00 4 UL-H
"
No. 2.
Cash nuotatlons wer * as follows :
FljOUK O.uli-1 ; winter patents , J5.00fifl.10i
Ptralls , J4.7i fH.W ; sprlnic specials , SO ; sprlns-
jmtentH , J3.10ii3.40 ; strulKbts , JI.70O4.90 ; bakere' ,
Wllli AT No. 2 sprlnff , 9".iffi- < ; No. 3
uprliiK , kMi'J2c ; No. 2 red , < "S'iii.-
COHN r.\ > . 2 , 2Sff2i. < : . ! .
OATS Nn. 2. 20ff20Vlc. f. o. b. J No. S white ,
D3WJ2IC , No. 3 while , 22'iO23ic. !
HAItliKV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 324j > IOc ; No.
' . - : ? ? ) . - _ . 1 llaxseed , J1.03ffl.03V4. Trlmo
' "rUOVlS/ONK / Mess pork , per bbl. . $8.2508.30.
l ird , per 100 HIM. , 14.K > . Short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
JS OW3.30 ; drv called shoulders ( boxed ) , t.7tJJ5iiO ;
Fluirl t-lenr Hlilc-H ( boxed ) , KKOSfic.
W11ISICY Ulstlllera' llnlbliiM Bwds , per nnl. ,
"
' " ' ' " - loaf , $3.90 ; grnnulnK-d , $5.27.
On the Produce exchange today the buttsr mnr
liet wn Ilrm ; i-r < 'unierle , 17 fl9lic ; dairies , 1IVU >
33c. t'lu-e . steady ; S 9c. Kggo. firm ; fresh lie.
] Jv poultry market easy : turkeys , 9U10o ;
i-lilcl < eiis , 'Jc : uprlniti. 9 < " , ducks. 7V sc.
M\V venue" ii.Mu.vi : , MAHICIT.
OiiiitiitliuiN < > f On * liny on < it-iii-rnl
NKW YOIIK. Sept , 23.-FIXUIt-Hecelpts ) , 28 , .
415 bids , ; exports , 35 bbls. Market opened steady ,
but closed easier on the lain break In wheat ;
winter straights , $4 75fl.90 ; Minnesota patents ,
| 5.2iff5.CO. Ilye flour , steady.
HUCKWIIlJAT-IMill at 4SW33c.
1 COItNMKAICJulet ; yellow wtstern , 70c.
' . 11VK Kaslcr ; No. 1 western. 50o.
1IAHI.KV Quiet : Wi-Heru , 37io.
1IAII [ > KY MAl/r Nominal.
WIinAT-Hecflpts. 115.272 bu.i exports , I53.0W
* im. ; tpot , weak. Ofitlons opened firm on better
rablt-s and bullt-ili winter wheat news , was mp-
- ! ] xirtrd nil day by shorts , but rollapi-ed llnnlly
' under a Kcneral dumping out of local lone In-
4 terests , and1 closed ttH ( c net lower ; sales tn-
. eluded No , 2 ifil , SlUiWVMio , closlnw at SSJjo.
' lecember. 91\4jVi 7-1 Co. cloulliK nt 94'i.v- .
( 'Clt.N' ) Hecclpts , 413,621 bn. ; exports. 31.5S9 bu. ;
rpot , easier ; No. 2 , 3fc. Optloni steadier on
IdKhi'r cables und Unlit receipts , advanced on
ruvirlnir. but finally broke with whe.it. cloilnc
'ill > ,40 lower ; Septemlior , 3lff3ISc. closingnt
Sir , December. 3Cti30 11-lCo. claslHK nt SCc.
OATrt Hecelpts , ! 23WO ( bu. ; spoi. steady , No.
" : tc. Optloim moro active and steady , clos-
lilt ! uiiehaiiBed ; Septemlwr closed at 2l > io ; Ie-
cemlier. 2iiti2il c. clokliig at 2J ic.
Hr\V-Q lti lllP : > IH * . $ 00 I50J EOOd to
cbiilci' 5.H ( > r7.W.
llOl'rf Quiet : state , common to choice. 1S93
rrni S-iC-c ; U97 crop , Kin3o ; Pacillc coast , US5
Hop. 3tflo ; 1S9 crop , OW'Jo ; 1637 crop , 12ifl3o.
I.KATIIKII SlenJy ; lifinlock sole. . llucno
Ayrrs , Unlit to heavy welijhts , isiiUJO'ie.
IIIDI'S Steady.
1MTTKIIHecelpts. . 3.258 pkjss. ; piarket nrm ;
vvsti-rii creamery , UHUSOHc . Klgln > , 2UHc ; fac *
°
i HCKSKItecilpts , 10.200 pkgf. ; market tteady
luixe. white , tH.c ; ( iniiii , white , 9tic ; laree ,
i--lorel , OS" , nnall , colored. 9ljc ; part skims ,
C'-f(7' ( , full skims , 3'.iW4e.
hoiJS llecelpts. G.450 pkKS. ; market firm ; state
und Pennsylvania. lGV dVc ; urttern , Idi/lSc.
PIIOVISION8 Iltef. nrm. Cut meats , firm ;
jiti-klel bellies. J7.WC8.W. Lard , easier ; we t-
, -rii strain , $ I.U ; refined , quiet. Pork , quiet ;
new mess , t3.7t.frJ.BO. Tallow , nominal ,
OILSIVtrolertm , steady ; t'nllel closed nom
inal : Pennsylvania crude , (5 < * . Itosln , steady !
mr.i'ni'd. ' c mmon to Kood , Jl. 1301 W. Turpen
tine , steady nt JOlifiJIKe , Cotlonieetl. weak en
npathy of exporters and freedom of offerings ;
girlme crude , 2lft22c , rx-dock : prime summer yel
low 230Mo ; off summer yellow , 23c ; butter oil ,
SS ffJlc prime summer while , ; 9f30c prime
winter yellow , 3SiJ33o ,
HICK Firm , dninrstlo , fair to extra. 4KO
CUc , Japan. 4&tf l4c
MOlJkBSES Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
ro 4 in choice. IMJ31C.
HtrrALS-1'lx Irou. warranta Utr Ur te J l
17 bid. $7.1S KM. lnVe copper , qulft * t 111.11
Tin , miilcr nt SI3.eOSU.tt. Speller , dull nt 14. M
IM.M. Ix-ad , nrm at t4.3IViffl.27H. for exchtng * ! ,
brokers , 14. <
OMAHA un.\iii.vi.
Co n ill ( In n of Trnilr nnil ( tiintntloii *
on Stnplo nml I'nncjProduce. .
KcjOS-rj.H * ! stock , wenk nt 12GHHc-
llUTTKIl-Common to fair. 7WOSc ; choice t
fancy , 10O12o. separator creamer } ' , 1'C ! B th-
crcd crMtnery , 14015c.
VKAICholce fnt. 80 to 120 lb . , iiuoteJ at 8ci
Inrite nnd course , 4t6c.
I.IVi : ItWI.TUV-llens , 7c ; cocks , ! 34fl ; sprlnR
I'lOKONS Mve , 7SOMc : dend plgeoru not
wnnte < l.
HAY Uplaml , J5 ; midland , II.M ; lowland ,
: rye straw , II ; color nmkcs th < ! price on
liny ; light bales tell the best , only top gradei
brlnir lop prices.
ItHOOMrvixnxtremi | > ly slow snles new crop ,
u > llxpered on truck In country ; choice Rreen self-
worl < lnc cnrp > t per Hi. , 2f2Hc | : choice green.
runnlnt ; to hurl , 2fT2Hc ; common , IHc.
VKOETAHMIS.
CAN'TAI/ltM'ns-I'er doz. , SitTWc.
1XMATDin-IVr : linlf bu. tasket. 3MOc.
ONION'8-Pcr bu. , MffCCc.
LIMA UMANS-1'cr Ib. , 3c.
11KANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , tl.CO.
OAllItAnK-Home Rrown , Ic.
WATiUMI-uiNR : Crntnl. P'r dnz. . Jl.2301.30.
1'OTATOKS Home irrnnn , MffCjC.
F11U1TS.
APPt.nS Per bid. , Jl.C ! 2.CiO.
NATIVK I'M'.MH-Per basket. 201)330. )
OUAl-nS-CMllfornln , Jl.23ill.60.
CAI.1KOHNIA l'KMHII'er cnsc. Craw-
fords , SOc ; rHInKs , T0 75c.
rUAUS llnrtli'lt. per case. J2.2i ; Utah llart-
lelts , JI.73fri.SO : llucrre IlarJy , J1.CW1.75.
1IOMI-2 dltOWK GUAl'KS-1'er bnsket , 12',4 '
CAI.1FOIINIA PI.UMS Per case. J1.0051.23.
CUANIIKniUKS < 'am | Cod. per bbl. , J6.50.
TitopicAii rnuiTs.
I.RMONS Messlnns , $4.2iy4.0 ; cliolco Cnllfornln ,
Jl.00i4.25.
OllANnKS-Medlterranean sweets , $4.23174.50.
I1ANANAS Choice , large ' stock , per huncn.
$ J.Wa2.23 ; medium-sized bunelies , $1.508200.
MISCni.UANKOUS.
NtJTS Almonds , California , per Ib. , large
size. 13c ; nrazlli. per Ib. , lOfl : Kngllsh walnuts ,
per Ib. . fancy , rnft shell , 12Jfl3c ; standards , 10JT
lie filberts , per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , polished , large ,
SWlOo ; jumtHi , ll 12c : large hickory nuts , $1.23
per hu ; cocoamits 4140 each.
FIOS Imported fancy , 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
12c ; B crown. SO-lb. boxes , 13Q1IC.
IIONKY Choice white. IJc.
ClDKIt-Clnrllled Juice , per half bbl. . $2.35 ; per
bbl. . JI.C01J4 K.
MAP1.ISYHUP : Fivc-irnl. cans , each $2.23 ;
gnl cans , pure , pjr doz. , $12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
) G.25. quart cans , $3.CO.
niKsii MIATS.
D'IKSSKD ItniJF Good native steers. 400 to
COO llm. , 7c : good foreqiiarters. steer" , fc ; good
hindquarters , 9c ; western steers , Gft8',4e ' ; fancy
heifers , Co ; good heifers , C4e ; pond forequnrter ? ,
helfcrK. Cc ; good hindquarters , helfer.i , So. Rood
cnws. 64c ; fair cows. f.Vic : common cows. S'ii1 !
cow forequarters , 4Hrd"5c ; cow hindquarters , 74
( Iff.
1IKKF CUTS Tenderloins , ISc ; bonelejs strips ,
9o ; strip loins , 7c. rolls , 9c ; sirloin bum w
nhouKler clods , Co ; rump butts , 5e ; steer chucks ,
Be ; cow cluu-ks , 4'4c ; bonelejs chucks. 4Hc ; cow
plates , 3c ; steer plates , 3'ic. flank stenk. C c ;
loins , No. 1 , 14c ; loln . No. 2. 10'4c ! loins. No. 3.
SVjc ; sirloin ends , No. 1. 9c ; ribs , No. 1 , He ;
ribs. Jso. 2 , SVJc ; ribs , No. 3 , CV4c , steer rounds.
7'4c ; cow rounds , 7c ; cow rounds off , SVic ; trim
mings , 4c : beef shanks , 2Uc ; brains , per dor. ,
3."jc ; sneetbrcads , per Ib. , 12o. sweetbreads
( ealvesi. per Ib. , 40.-- ; kidneys , per doz. , 33c ; ox
tails , each 3c ; livers , per Ib. , 2c ; hearts , per Ib. ,
2c : tongues , per Ib. , lie.
1'OIIK llrcsicd piss , Cc ; dressed hogs , 5VJc.
tenderloins. 13o ; loins , 7c : jparc ribs. 4c ; ham
sausaKe , butts , 6c ; shouldirs. rough. r > V4c ; shoul
ders , skinned , Cc : trimmings. 4ic ! leaf lard , not
rendered. Cc : beads , cleaned. 3c ; snout and ear * .
3c ; backbones , IVJc ; cheek meats , 3c : neek
bones , P4e ; pigs' tails , 2c. plucks , each 5C |
chlttcrllnRS , Be ; hocks. Ic ; hearts , per doz. . 25ej
stomachs , each 3e ; tongues , each 7c ; kidneys ,
per doz. . lOc ; brains , per doz. , 13c , pigs' feet ,
per do23c : livers , each 3e.
MUTTON Lambs , 8 0 ; sheep. 74e ; market
ricks ( Inns ) . 9c ; hotel racks ( short ) . 12o. legn
and paddles , 8c ; lamb legs , 9e ; breasts ana
stews , 3o ; tongues , each 3c.
I1IUUS. TAMXJW. KTC.
HIDKS-N'o. 1 Rreen bides. Cc ; No , 2 frrccn
bides. BVic ; No. 1 salted bides , So ; No. 2 green
salted hides , "c , No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibr. .
* He ; No. 2 veul calf. 12 to 15 Ihs. . 8e ; No. I dry
flint hides , 10S12e ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 9810c ;
No. 1 dry salted hides. 9J10c ; part cured hide : ,
y.e. per Ib. less than fully cured.
"BHKEP l'I-i : < TS Green c.ilted , each 23'ifCOe. '
green salted shearlings ( short wooled cany
pklns ) encli Me : dry shearling' ( short wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each 5c. dry flint , Kansas
nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight. 4i5c ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per Ib. . nctual weight , 3Z4e ;
dry flint Coloiado , butcher wool pelts , p > sr ID. ,
actual weight , 405c ; dry flint Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. actual weight. 3845 ; feet
cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight on them ,
St. IIIIIN General MnrUe.s.
ST. I.OU1S , Sept , 23. FLOUll Steady ; patents
J4.90WS.OO ; ' straights , $4.C044.70 ; medium , $3.60 ®
WIU-IAT I owcr nnd unsettled : closing : Sep
tcmber % c , Deeember He and Mny T&C under yes
tordny ; December opened 1-lCc better , advancei
% o moix' , declined % c. advanced Tic and late
declined Hfcc ; closlns ic above the bottom. Spot
higher : No. 2 red , cash , elevator. 37o ; track , 971'
t'Mjc ' ; No. 2 hard cash. S7c ; September , 97c asked
Ueci-mber , Sfllic ; May , 931ic.
COHN Futures opened Ilrm and ' , le higher , bu
went off sc on heavy Melllng ; closing with buy
ers of December and sellers of May at the bottom
Spot about steady ; No. 2 cash , 27Hc bid ; Pccem
ber , 2Sc bid ; Slay , 31 < ! , e asked.
OATS Firm , with a better demand and mor
speculative trading. Spot , firm ; No. 2 cash
elt-vntor. 20c bid ; track , 20V4S21C ; No.
22ff224c ; May. 23\f(25 ic.
llVK Firm t 402.
COIlNMKAlj Htcaily nt $ t.CO.
FIjAXSIOMD Lower at Jl.OOiJ.
TIMOTHY HKKD Prime , J2.70.
HAY Firm for choice grades ; prairie ,
C.OO ; timothy , JG.IOQ9.50.
1IUTTKU StroiiB ; creamery , 105J21'.4c ; dairy , 1
01Cc.
HOGS Hlg'.ier at ! ISc.
POUI/TKY Chickens steady old bens , 77i-
springs. SVtc ; ducks , CVic ; geese , Cc ; turkeys , lOo
WIIISICY-J1.21.
COTTON TIB8-I3C.
.
MKTAUS-IXMid , quiet nt J4.15ff4.1714. Spelter ,
higher at $4.10.
PHOVIStONS Pork , steady ; standard mef s Job
bing. 18.50. Ijinl , Ilrm ; prime stenm , JI.45 ; choice ,
H.r > : ' -i. llacon ( Ixxed lots ) , extra short clear ant'
ribs , Jii.37& ; hhorts , J5.00. Dry salt meats ( boxed ;
shoulders , J5.37H ; extra short clear and ribs ,
J3.H7H ; nhortti , JG.
HKCKIITS Flour. 4.000 bbls. ; wheat , 47,000 bu.
corn. SS.OOO bu. : oats , 23.000 bu.
HHII'MKNTS Flour , 415.000 bbls. ; wheat , IC.OOi
bu. ; corn , 71,000 bu. ; outs , 11,000 bu.
llnUlinorc Mnrlcrta.
JJALTIMOIlB , Sept. 23.-FLOtm-Qulet , Btcnd.
and unchanged ; receipts , S.845 bbls. ; exports , 4,22
bbla.
bbla.WIUAT
WIUAT Strong. Spot and month , DGHffSO
steamer , No. 2 red , 904fi ! 2',4o ; receipts. 21.35J bu.
exports , 103.COO bu. ; southern wheat , by , sample ,
901i'J7c ; fouthern wheat , on grade. Mt'JWtc.
roilN Strong. Spot nnd month , 3IHii3IT4c
December , new or old , 33yf35',3C | ; tteamer mixed ,
32\it'32T e ; receipts. 71 , Ol bu. ; exports , none
southern wblto corn , 37ff37'je ' ; ( southern yellow
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white. 23 T23'iCi ' No.
mlied , 23c ; receipts , 52.453 bu. ; no exports.
11YI3 Firmer ; No. 2. near by. & 2Mio ; No. 2 west
orn. f > 3 < - bid ; receipts. 17.109 bu ; no exports.
HAY Quiet und steady ; choice timothy , $13.0) )
013.50 ,
OltAIN FIU'IOIITS Inactive and unchanged ,
PHODUCK llutter nnd eggs , Ilrm and un
changed. Cheese , unchanged ,
KlIIINIIN Clt > - MlirliKlN ,
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 23. WHEAT About -
lilnher ; No. 1 hard. SCS/SC c ; No. 2 , SiasSe ; No
3 , SH4 S4a ; No. 4 , SOi ! TS2c : No. 3 led , 92' e
fancy , 93'ic' No. 3 , 6CtfS7Hc ; No. 4 , S3 i : Sic
choice , 87c : No. 2 spring , Bc ! ; while , SOV4c ; No
3 , choice , S2c.
( XIlN Wile higher , fairly active ; No.
OATS Finn , fulrly active ; No. 3 white. 20o
fancy , 22o.
HYIC Weak ; No , 2 , 43c.
HAY IIlBber , stronK demand ; cholcu timothy
11W ; choice prulrle , IC.W.
IIPTTBIl Firm ; country In food deman
supply short ; creamery , 17Hffl9e ; dairy. 12tfl5
I-XiOS HO blKher , owing to scarcity tin
heavy demand : Missouri and Kaniis , lie.
HKCKIPTS Wheat , 9,400 bu. ; corn , 1,300 bu
oats , 6.0D4 bu.
HIIIPMBNTS Wheat , 121,050 bu. | corn , 23.EM
bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
riiifliiniill
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23. FLOUU-Steady.
WIIHAT ljulet ; No. 2 red , 92If93c.
COIlN-No. 2 mixed. Sic.
OATS Steady : No. 2 mixed , 19t,4ff2lc.
HYK Knsy ; No. 2 , 47c.
I'ltOVISIONS Lard , < tuletj JI.50. Dulk meats ,
tleady ; Ja.63 , llacon , Ilrm ; J6.80.
WHISKY-FIrm ; J1.21.
III'lTBU-Qulet.
HUOAH Active , firm.
1MOH Steady ; 12c. i
OHKIRJK-Flrm.
Toll-do MnrUrt * .
TOI.nnO , Sept. 23. WHKAT I-oner ; No. !
eaali. September and December. 5Uc.
( XltN-lull ) : No. J mixed. SOc.
OATS-Dull. but steady ; No. 2 mixed , ! 0c.
HYlO-lllnlicr ; No. 2 cash , 4S'ic.
C'LOViusii-n-Steadyj : : prime cash and Octo-
twr , J3.67Vi.
OIL Unchoneed ,
Pcorln
. S pl. 23. COUN-FIrm : No. 2 ,
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 white. 22Utf23c.
Y * S1 * 1
HKCKllTS CoVn , 19,000 bus. ; ont * . 23,000 bui.j
rye and whUky , none ; wheat. 1,000 bus.
SHIPMENTS Corn , & 5,0 bus. ; oat . ,000
bus. ; rye. none ; whltky , COO bbU. ; wheat , -1,000
bus. s
_
Plillnilrlilila | Pruiluve Alnrkct.
PIULADKLPIUA. Sept. 3.-llUTTEH-Flrm ;
fancy western creamery , J5c.
KOOS-lIrm ; 18Q20c.
_
Sun l''runrl i-o A\'lii-iit Uuotntlnni.
HAN FIIANCISCO. St-pt. 2J. WHIiAT Wftak ;
Dtcombvr , J1.6H4.
I.tvi-riiiiol Criiln unit PrnrUlnni ,
Bejl.TOOVISION8D ecn ,
short rtb , nrm t 34i > . ShoulJers , saunre , quiet
nl Ms Ijird. | irime western , quiet nt ! > ' .
COIlN pot Arnerlean , mixed , new , stendy nt
31 1V | < 1 : mixed , onl. stendy at 3i 2d , Seplem-
l I- r , ijulet nt 3s Pid October , quiet Hi 3s i4d ;
November , quiet at 4' 2 d.
WHKAT-Futurcs unchanged to , fl' d higher ;
September , 7 lid ; October , 7s SVid ; December ,
STOCKS AM ) IIU.VDS.
I'rli-cs lllsc DurliiK tin : I'ori-iinon anil
Full OIT I. liter.
NBW YOHK. Sept. 23. Tim 'recovery In prices
which began yestcrdny ns continued today dur-
Inif the earlier part of the session of the Stock
exchange and the advance of prices of all stock
wn * apparently In full force again until the
afternoon , when the support seemed to be with
drawn from the market nnd prices fell nwnyto
a general level below last night's close. The
rise wn stlmulnted by the nnnouncement that
the bnnkii had engaged 11,000,001) In gold from
France for Import to this counlry , making a
total with yesterday's engagement of 12.3CO.O-O In
gild due to nrrlve. llecelpts of pdd reported
from San Francisco ns nrrlvlng there from
Australia helped the recovery. The notion of the
Hank of England In ndvanclng Its rnte of dis
count ' 4 to 21i per cent WHS anticipated In view
of the continued depletion of Its gold holdings
nnd the additional strain of yesterday's with.
drnwal for shipment to this country , tester-
day's rise In puce had ntlmulnlnl tlu < placing of
some oulsldo orders with commlrnlon hotite * nnd
thi-lr execution wns the sustaining factor dm Ing
the morning. The strength ot' Stmiir , which n > e
nearly 4 points on the reported Intention of the
Treasury department to apply the ciuntervnlllng
duty on Dutch refined suguis , helped along the
rise. There was support nffordf-d the market all
through by heavy buying of some of the bull
operators who have been conrplcuoun In the re
cent rife. The effect of the gold Import move-
nient was largely dissipated during flic day by n
skepticism ns to Its natural character. The ex
change bankers whs usually handle the move
ment of gold , botU Import nnd export , were
unanimous In the i pinion thnt nt the ruling rnle
of sterling exchange nnd continental exchange
here nnd uf gold In Isimlan nnd .Paris there was
no pn/tlt In tbe Importntlon ot guld and the
llgures of most of them would Indicate quite n
heavy low on the operntlons. Much curiosity
was expressed ns to thn Identity of the clients
for whom the banks nrc making thu
Importation nnd the opinion was quite freely ex
pressed thnt the operation wns designed entirely
to Inllueuce the operation of the stocks. The
failure of the exchange market t harden under
the announcement wns quite noticeable. So with
the cnll rntes for money , which became pretty
well established nt 3 per cent. AH tbe condition-
became more clearly defined , the upward move
ment of prlcm became checked , and there won n
period of dullness , followed by a steady decline
to the cliwe , the upward course of the morning
being almost exactly retraced the afternoon.
so that the net changes for tne day only exeecdid
a fraction In n small number of casts. Tbe nd-
vnncii oft thu morning- ranged from 1 to 2 points
In nil the active shares. lletldtM Sugar. Consoli
dated Oas was at one time C'4 points up. and
Itrooklyn Gas ponrly 3 points. There were other
gains exceeding the nvemgc. but none of them
were retnlncd. except Hocking Vnll'y. Delaware
& Hudson. Lncl-de Das Mid Suiquilinmia & \ \ e-t-
i-rn preferred , which gained a point or over. The
lossi'J , which were nunierous , weie confined lo
fractions , except In the case of Ilrooklyn t'nlon
Ons and Haltlmrre & Ohio among the active
stocks. Among the less active stocks , gains of a
point or over were shown by Cotton Oil preferred ,
.Minnesota & St. l.ouls < 2U > , Norfolk . \Vftoin
preferred , Orenon Navigation prefened and 1'ull-
nmn. Humors were disseminated late In the diy
that further engusem ° nts of gold for Import bad
been made , but exercised no Inllueuce In the
market.
T.ie dealings In bonds showed a filling off In
volume , nnd prices moved In sympathy with
stocks. Total K.nl'J2.Hfl.O < > < > . United States new
4s advanced 1'4 per cent.
Tbe Kvenlng 1'ost's London financial cablegram
jays : "Tho change In the discount rate of tbe
Hank ort England announced today had no effect
on the stock markets , having been fully antici
pated. Indeed , It Is believed , that the rate would
have been rntsed to a per cent , but for the fact
that the treasury bills , amoutitlni ; ti > 2 MMm
an to be Issued next week. The feature In the
market today was the steady rally 111 Americans.
Trices cloned nt the best , t'nlon PaclHe nnd
Hen ling were especially strong. Grand Trunk
and Canadian Taelllc were also g > od. Mines w r-2
better. Opinions art to the date of the next
shipment of gold to New Yoik differ widely.
Kveryone Is Baying that the movement Is ciitlrelj
exceptional , nnd will probably not be repented ,
but tne shrewd ones prefer to hold their opinions
In Fuppense ptndlng the course of the New YorK
money market. Details of tbe gold motcment for
the week show the receipt of 130.000 to the con
tinent. of 26,000 to Kgypt nnd 20.1)00 to South
America , nnd Iho sale of 70.050 In bars an
eagles. Of this latter amount about CT > ii 00" WL
for Ilussla , where n considerable Indu.-trlil re
vlvnl la . nld to be going on. Local discount mar
ket Is unsettled by the change In tbe bank late ,
but Is 'Jtlll comparatively easy. The Paris am
Itcrlln markets were better. "
The following were tne closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
AtchlHOii 16' < | dopfd p.
ilopfd aiiUlSt. 1'aul 10" _
llnltlmoro & Ohio. . lh dopfd 144 ? (
Canada Pacific . . . . 7fl' SI. P. .t oni ' "
Canada.Southurn. . 50 do pfd 1
Central Pacific 101 St. P. M. .V M IB. " *
dies. .VOhlo 25M1SO. I'acinc 'JO
CblciKO.t Alton..in * So. Railway 1IM
C..11.AQ } * do pfd - "
C.&E.I > S ( Texas A. P.it-lllc. . . . . .
C.C.O.&Sl. L .i8 > lljnloll Pilcltle -4
dopfd. 1J. P. t ) . . - . (5 ( 10' *
D 1..V Hudson. Wabaih H > i
Del. I. ild pfd
Icn..VltIoG 13)i Wheel , .t L.K 3
do pfd do pfd 11
Erhi ( nim-l 17J { Ada i 9 Ex Ifi7
Erlolstpfd 4I1H American Kx 117
Ft. Wavnu 170 Unltnd Sfltes Kx.It
Oro.it Northern pM.il' : > WellnF.ir.ro KX..10S
Hocklii ? Vallov. . , . 74 ! A. Cot. Oil 'Jl' : '
IlllnolHCentral. . . . IOI1H do pfd 77
LakoErlo.lt W. . . . V Am'n Spirits 13't
dopfd 7- . do pfd S'-'h
LakiiSliora 17GW Am. Tobacco S'J'n '
LoulHVllIo&Nash. Ill do pfd IP.
Manhattan L 107Jii Chicago Oaa 10H
Met. Tr.ictlon PJ3W Cons. tiH : Vlil
Mlclilir.in C.-ntraL.lOd ICo'ii. Cabin Co 1M )
Minn. A St. L -'HWlCol. F. , V Iron I'll !
dolstnfcl i-8 ! do pfd 80
Mo.Pacinc III ! OIMI. Klratrle 38
Mobllu.VOhlo . . . . ' . " .I llllnoiHStccl ill
Mo.K. .V T JS ? LaUlcdu Gan 4-Jk
do pfd : tl'-4 ! Lead
Cblcago , Ind. & L. . . 10'B ' ilo nfd 10,1V
do pfd 34 Nat. Lin. Oil 17
N.J. Central UOJi 1'aclllc Mall : >
N. Y.Contral 11' ' Pullman 1'al 1S1
N. Y. Chi. .V St. L . . 10 Silver Cortltlc.itiOlt )
do 1st pfd 80 Stand. Hoiu ) i ; T. . . .
do'Jdpfd 41) ) Sugar 147 !
Norfolk * Woaturn ! . " > do pfd HUH
No. Amor. Co 5U T. C. i Iron 3'J >
No. Pacific -1 U. S. Leather 8
do pfd ! Mi do pfd IIH1
Omarlo.t W IBIS U. H. llubbiM' . . . . ' . . . . 1H1-
On' . K. .liNav : do pfd OT- ,
Oro. Short Lluo 'Jl'l Weiturn Union U-J !
17J , Cbl. Gt. Wi-sturn. . . 1HI
iSortliwe
SI. LoillaAS. F dopfd
Total B.iles of stjciia today weie S410) ! B
Including : Atchlson , 4,400 ; Atchlson pn-ferrei
11.7'jS , lidltlnioie .V Oblo , 3'J3 ; Canada .Souibeii
3.5JO ; Cliehapeakf & Ohio , 4.2CO ; Chlc.igo , Hu
IliiKton & Qiilncy , 21.U4S ; Cleveland. Clnclnnal
Chicago .t St. Ljuls , 3,3iW ; IIocMng Valley. C.L2
Umlsville & Nashville , 10,39.1 ; Manhattan , C.CtV.
Mlsrourl Pacillc , 11.1U2 : Missouri , Kansas
Texas preferred , C.2i ) ; New Yolk , SusquelMiui
& Western prefernil , 3,233 ; New Jersey i .ntri
6.715 ; New York Central , 7.U8 ; Northern Pii'-illc
11,715 ; Northern l'acllic"'iireferred , 22,5rW : North
western Terminal , 3'J73 ; Heading , 20,161 ; line
Island , 14,210 ; St. Paul , I'J.ii.'j : Southern rnllwa
prcfc-rri'd , C.3&5 ; Union PjulHe. 51S2'J ' : t'nln
rnclflc , Denver & Oulf. 28,170 ; Wabash
Chicago tlreat Western , B,0i8.
.Yew York Money Mni-kt't.
NBW YOIIK , Sept. 23. MONKY ON CAM ,
Steady at 283 per i-eiit ; last loan at 2 ix-r cent
cloned at 22H per cent.
1'HIMK MEHCANTIM-3 PA1 Kit UiC.1 p > r cen
STK1H-1NO KXCIIANGH-Stuidy , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt $ l.84i < i/t SITi for de
mand und at $4.S2 iJ4.W,4 for vlxty daya ; pustiM
rates , JI.S3U4.Et and Jf.SJVj&l.tC ; couimerclal bills ,
SlLvKIl C15UT1FICATKS 58VS858C ,
HAH 8Il.VKIl-BCytc.
MKXICAN 1JOL.L.AHS-43C.
OOVHUNMKNT HONUS-Stronff.
STATK DONDS-DuIl.
HAIUIOAU 11ONUS Strong.
Cluslng quuiatluns nn bonds were ns follows :
N. (
U.S. now4bcoup..PJSS" N. U.-IS IHUi
U. S-Is.rec Ill * * No. Paclllo lHtst..l''ll' ,
U.S.in.coup. . . . No. I'aclho : in til )
U. S. _ ' , reff . OS No. Pacific 4i Hi !
U.S. 3nrcf ) . 114U N. Y. O. & .SI. I < .4H..Kil )
t ; . 8. Sx , coup . 11 1 ! < N. i W. 118 . . 11M
Illbtrlcty. His . IOUU N. W. Consols 14:1 :
Aln.ulan A . 1U7 N. W. Deb. Da 117H
Ala.claHiJl . intl Ore , Niv.lutn ; ll'-'K
Ala.cansO | OA Oro. Nav. 4s . . . . HI
Ala. Oiirri-ncy. 100 O. S. 1. . IH , t. r. Ill )
O. 8 , I * S . t. r. . . .
Atciiiaonad ) . 4 . . . . M > t O. Imp. iHtH , t. r. . . ,10'J ,
Canada So. 'nd4..1od o. imp. 5 , t. r . . . . l.t
C..t O.ftn 113 Paclllom ( of'05. . .lU'J
c. H..vi ) . . lUtH.Ueadlnv : . 4n
I ) . AH. 0. 181-J UOii H. O.Wost IHIH Hll
D , A It. O. 4 HH St. 1 * li J. M. Coil. 5 hH
KantTi'im. latii..lOSVj St. I < . .t S. F.Oeu.O. ll.IJi
KrluGvn. 4 73 SI. P. Consuls . . . .Ill
F. Vf.fi I ) . 1 . t. r. . 72 St. P.O. A P. UIS..11H
Ceil. F.luu. Bit 100 St. P. O A P. 0 . . . .115
C . 11. , vS. A.IH. ! . . .1U4 S. O. noiifuiid ! (
G. 11..VS A. ' 'da. . . Ill'- Uouthoni Uy. 5 . . . . Ot
H. A. T. Cent. SB ! ( ) S. H. AT. OB 04
H. AT. C.con tl . . .IOJ Temi. nuw uotx ; . . 84
Iowa C. Ula t)7 T.ix. Pae. I. (5. ( lull OS f
K. I'.con.t.r. 101 Tox. P.IC. He'Jds. . . : u > (
K. P. lulu , t. r II" U. P. lnii 101
la. Now Con. U. . . . 03 u. P. u. .iu. lnts. . ; . : ui
I4N. Unl. 4a 84 Wab. latSii 107U
Mlhbourt Oa 100 Wab.Jd 79
M. K.&T. ' 'd 04H Wo.it Sliorn U . . . .108
M. 1C. AT. 4 BUM Va. Centuries 107
N. Y. C , ists US Va. deferred 4
Nrrv York .MlnliiKT ( liiiiliitliniii.
NnW YOHK , Sept. 23. The followlnit are the
cluing mining iiuotatloni :
Cbollar ( U Ontario 301)
Crown Point. .10 Oomr. | )5 )
Con. Cal. X V . . . . 13S Plviuouin 1'J
Deadwood no Qulcksllrer. 100
( iould i Currr 65 Quicksilver DfJ. . 1000
Ililei NororoM. . 100 hlorr.i.Novali. . . . US
llouientilco : 101)0 Sundard IbO
Irou Silver. . UK ) Union Con CO
Mexican 60 Yellow Jacket . . . 30
Slntemrut ot llunlf of
I/JNPON. Hept. 23. The weekly statement of
th * UanVt et nnil > nd shows the fcllcnlng ctianies.
compared with the previous account : Total
dicnait , f IMgCCOj clrtuUtlon ( dtcreaie ,
ilUr
270.000 ; bulllftn , decrpniro. 474.671 : ether curl-
es. tnt-rense. Cl.Kl.fWlJOtOer dfponlts , ilrcrtut * .
19OH ) , public deposits. lm-re se , 1 3(3.000 ,
iitiu , reserve , dfcreade. 4Mf < .iW. O vernmnt
ecurltle , unrhnnged.
The prnportlon of thM Ilsnk of England's re-
erva to liability , tvhlcn , last week wns 11.70 per
ent. Is now DO. 10 per cetiL
Hunt un Stiii'l4tlUiiontlorm.
BOSTON. Pept. 23.--tX1i..1"sn'- per cent ;
Ime loans , 4UB per Pelft : Closing prlcc for
tocks. bonds nnd mlnltlir. shares :
F tfliytslKml I'.Ill '
merlean fluj.ir. . 147 iW.'Klee as
\m.Snir.ir pfd . . . 117 ' ' Kloc. pM OS
lav stain ( > n * ! HiWR. ( Cent 2J4
loll Telephono. . . 271 .Lfid.Eloj. Ill ISO
lonloii.lt Albinr. 219 ' [ JloiV Elo5. pfd US
lenten A Malno. . . 105 UuiMlon ptil 33M
3..II.&Q l)9 ) ! < Ab3hlvii ts fl'J'i
'Itchburr umlATUunz Mining 01 1
Ji-ncral Blwnno. . 33 lAtt.intlc 20'i
lltnoli SInal 40 HoMoii.VMont.ink 110
lexical ! Ventral. . 0 * * Unllo.'t lloftton. . . . 2Hlt
; . v.A N. E " ) Calumet .t UooU. . 470
lid Coloin1SU CiMitPnnl.il
22 > i
' ' " " "
lulilwr. . . . ! IS Kn.ti-inr/0.
.in Dli' o 15 o s.'oia a
Jnlon P.islllu - ! ' \Volvertn 17
Sail I"rniulo MlnliiK ( l
PAN FIIANCISCO , Sept. 23. The oinc'al closing
iintntl ms for mining nti > ckB to lnj' were ns fol-
owsi _ _ _ _ _ _
.lia . 10 Julia . „ .
AllilmCon . 17 .Iiisiloc . It
Alidi'1 . HI Kentucky Con . It
Hclcbcr . " ' Motlctu . M
U-st.t llalciiar. . . . 71 OccldfinWlCon. . . . 2IIS
liilllon . . . II ) Oohlr . M )
'aliMlouia . 42 Overman . 111
Jliallt'iici ) Con . -t'-J Potoii
Clioll.ir. .
10D Scorpion 6
Con. Cll. X V.I . 11.1 Slcrr.i Nov.Ui. . . . Ill )
Jon. Imperial. . . . . ' . ) Union Con. ,
Jrown Point . 3:1 : Utah Co- ) .
Ixiiliiiiuer . . . nr
fl'J Stundirvl . 180
laloA'Nororo'1 * . . 110
Silver bnrs , tlTdc ; Mexican dollars. 46tf4C'4c ;
Irnfts. sight , 12 > 4c ; drafts , telegruph , 15c.
Loiiiloii Stock
1/3NI > ON , Sept. 23. U p. in. ) Closing :
K m'yTTTTUl 7-10 | MoAlcaiTordliinrv. " "
Jonsols. tu-c't . . . 111 H St.Paul common. . HiilH
"Inn. Paulfio 77)4 ) N. Y. Cjiilril
: rlo " ' MIH
i i. bom r.i i. . ! . . . . 1 li'.ii i Moi. C-MI. nbw'Y-t. US *
IlAIt SILVKH-FIrm nt 2C'.4d per ounce.
MONIIY H per cent.
The rate of discount for short nnd three
nonths' bills I * 3'4 per cent.
Oold Is qinited nt llui-mia Ayrea today at 159.70 ;
.Isbon , 47.50 ; Home , 1"5.S7.
Stnti-iiii'iit of Hunk of
PAHIS , Sept. 23. The weekly statement of the
.lank of France shows the following elinnuei , ns
compared with the previous arcount : Notes In
circulation , decrease. 7.123.00) francs ; account ! )
current , InrrcaFC. C4.07ri.CCO francs ; gold In hand ,
leer-are , 3.F25 CM ) frillies : bills dln-ounted. In-
cretiue , 19.075.CO ) finncs ; sllvir In band , Incrcarc ,
,73,000 , francs.
Aiiiorli'iin Si'i'tirltics III I.oiiildti.
ST. I/OOIS. Sept. 23. The mitrket for American
pourtlles opened film nnd c ntlnueil fn nil day
-n - the Improved general feeling. The cloflns wasi
Inn nnd the demand fair.
I'llll'lll'llll > ( lt < .s.
HOSTON. Sept. 23. Clearing * , 517,013,159 ; bal
ances. Jl,73H.fi3. !
HALTIMOH1Sept. . C3.-Clearlncs , J2.743.4CI ;
mlnnces. J4CO,7f7.
NHW YOIIK. f-'ept. 23. Clearings , $1 S,794.4D3 ;
inlinces. $7,1(11. ( in' ) .
I'HIL.VDHLl'HIA. Sept. 23.-Clearlngs. JI0.315.-
110 ; balances , JI.I-24.02C.
CINCINNATI. iU-pt. 21. Money. SfiC per cent.
New York exchange , 30fiCc discount. Clearings ,
MEMPHIS. Sept. 23."TTjfcarlngi , J239.001 : bal-
iic . f7t 3 l. New Tork-'exehansc , selling at
Jl.no premium. - - -
NKW OHLHANS. Sc r'.1 is. Clearlnir" . $ fr22. 2.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23. L'l irings , 11,319.715 : bnl-
nep , } 4. > Sil2. ! Mt.iil-j-.iiim7 per cent. New
York exchange , We yf | iwnt bid , 2ic discount
asked. . '
CIIIfAOO , Sept. 21 Cledflngs. $ i.47S.4S2. New
York exehautre. 2. > e dl'cnunt. Sterling ex'-bnii-e.
HKHL1N , Sept. -j-ICjchange ; on Ijondon , 20
maik 3S pfgs. for
: ,
Prices ArtIrroKitTiir iniil ill TlinuM lle-
clilfilly 'iiltrAil XenYork. .
NHWYOnU , ' SepfillzxlfiTh ' 'cotton maV ( vct
rpened steady ; prlcealo < rcV , C to 11 points. Ir
regular and weak. At tlm'es decidedly weak dur
ing the seFHlon. Cables were a dbtlnct disap
pointment ; and while errp intelligence was of
KCntr.illy bullish purport , there was a disposi
tion on 'change to turn attention rather to the
movement , whluli. accordlns tu fnreeasts received
from the south , la soon to be a laige one. IVqul-
dntlon became a feature eaily In thu morning
and continued throughout the day. At the lowest
liolnt tlie market showed a net losa of 10 to II
polnta. Selling wns quite general , but led by
southern orders , with Liverpool orders also quite
llbetal nn the southern side. At tne decline | i > rn |
tr.vdtrHere disposed tn be conservative , .lust
before the t-lo.-e
one IIOUEC bought about S COO
iKilia of January nt $6.50. The market closed
Lately stemly nt a net dec-line of nj to ) ; , Olnt3.
.
I. loiUiiB prlct'i : January. JB.ro ; Fobrunry. Jfi.51 ;
; , ! " , cl JC-'S , : A > " ' ; 1' ' 6-r = : May , JO.C ; Scptcniher
. . . . -
Jl ; ; October. JO.November. ( ; . JC.42
; December.
ti.4.i. . " -
-pot , ( julet
:
| middling uplands. C , c ; mM-
K ' 7 ; n"11"c '
- ? , " - c : ' ll'tnoncr
rro -i
, h o,4 ball's -
froys ; fn-wunleil.
. . C.3J3 bales ; pales
ISO bale. , an FInner.s , | ; Mock. 44 ST | , , , ies. Tota
to , iiy : Not rccelptH. 41 fc5 bales ; exports to Great
'i ' bale.i , 10 ciintlnenl '
. , 1.71 bo'e < - Mock
' . * ' " "ate" . Con > oldateJ ! '
; , , : Js'et recelnu "oil
? " : * " ' " rirwit !
Irltnl"
nn" fttln " . 3 bales
t I > , , ;
l
l"
rolal since ? " : to continent. 3.3H4 bale-
September 1 ; Net lecHpti 4M 85.j
"li'-J ! * " ' Gl'eat llr"Uln' SM l/Hl
Fr - , , ' : lo
lTvtm.l'nlSS : ' : to c""t 3 = 1--S bales
I.U hUl'OOL.
. Sept. ZJ.-COTTON-Spot rnnd-
-
% M m"M.n'i , | . " ' "Y" ' ' " * ' " ' " ' " Kd :
Vow irldiiln7. 4th : Am < > rl''rln " 'M-lUnif. 4d
! BO" ' orillnn-5- . 3"t\- \
Hnnrv 3Q fi ! or-
TI
i ,25ni' " "J' Tlle 'nl ( " of " 1" day were
UiM bnle
, of which , .W > were for speculntfon
; ' 7'0" ! ' 'ncludlnc' ' Amerlran rVeel , " "
; ,
20C bale. ,
. Including l.ero American Futitrei
H' ? / " " " , " * ' ? ' " " a"t ' , . demand and
'
'
enfiml era''i'il ' AT"111 " lll'II" | ' > * . IM. . C.
fnheJ - ? i'i ' Val" ' : p tc"ib-r snd Ocl
Inner. 3 47-C4d. Fellors ; October ami November
buyers ; ' .r uiiry and "February. SM-SId' bulvro
l > ? : rj.ar : , nn.J , .M.nr' " . . . . = ! r-Ktm " - " . ;
, Apr" ' a " " " 'I. buyer * ; April nnJ May.
, biiyrrH ; May nnd .lime. . " , Sii-Md , buvurs-
June and July , 3 40-C4d , value.
. s.pt. : 23.--a V
sales. 3.MO bales ; ordinary , 6se ; coed or.llnnrv . ;
r. ic ; low middling. C 1-lCc ; mlddllna , f. c ; Roii.1
middling. fiJp ml Idling fair , f.Tje ; rrcelptp
0.4bS bales ; strck. f3 ISO b.ilcs. Futiiivs pteadv-
sales. 2'1. ' ! > 00 bait's : Seplember. Jli.sr. jc.sn. Oc
tober. J < il3i ? < UI ; November. > < 1 1l IA.i ! ! : Derem-
ber. Jfi.ljfjf Ifl January , JC.liifn.20 ; p.-bninry
M2l"i.2ii ! : March , J0.2gr , 31) ) ; April. Jii.32AG 31.
MEMPHIS , Pepl. -COTTON Slendv ; mid
dling. CVrewints ; 1. ! -j bales ; shlnmenta. ' ! 2.1
balf-s ; ftock. 11. MS bales pn ! . 2200 baei ! > .
ST. LOI'IS , Sept. 23. COTTON' Quiet nt He
lower : no sales reported ; middling. 0 7-ICc ; re-
celnts. 1,375 bales ; slilimients , 79S bals ; fctock ,
S.CC3 bales , i
.NBW . YOIIK. Sept. 23.-COFFri-Optlon
opened steady nt linelmngel prlcea to ft points
lower , rallied partially on rumors of bull news ,
turned easier owing to lark of outside Inter
est nnd under renewed heavy Hratlllan reeelpls ,
steadied again inter In the nfleinxon on cover-
Ing. nnd cloved steady at fi points lower to 10
points higher ; Riles , 13.750 bags. Including : Sep
tember. J6.30 ; November. } ii.20 ; December. JC 70.
Spot coffee , Itln held hlghrr No. 7. Invoice ,
J7.12"4'i(7.25 ' : Jobbing. J7 15 : ' ifj7.75. Mild , Ktendy ;
Coriovn. JlO.r fflB SO ( TViflil warehonie deliveries
from the United Stales. 15.S32 bags. Including
15.439 bags from Ne vynrl , < : New -Yotk Ptoek
today. 213.4 ! > 'i bags ; Pnlte.l . States stork. 475.13 ?
bags nlloat for the United States. 32",0on bagn ;
total visible for the TTnUed States. Son IM bigs ,
nsalnst 4&2.79S bagu lb f year , and 618,713 bags
In 1 95. ' -
HAVIIR , Sept. 2J. CftVJ-'HB Closed qaM nt
nn ndvanee of 'if ; unles. 9.WM bag * .
SANTOS , Pept -COKFBB Slcaily peed
average Santo * , 9.9 0 rtlf , : receipts , 33.000 bags ;
slock. 1 071 000 bags. '
HAMIIPItn. Sept H rOFFHR-Opened un
changed. but closed ' .i'Vtg. lower ; sales , lO.tOO
lines. 13
stock , < J3.MO bags.
NKW YOIIK. Sept. :2rrBlinAn-Hnw. : ) teady !
fair rennlmt , 3Hr : cenrlWal. M tot. 3 15-16
4e. Hetlned. strong : orbftied. 5 ll-ICe : powdered.
S e : granulated , G cMUiold A. S\o ; cubed ,
5NB\V OHLKANS. Pept. 2J St'OAH-Ouiet but
ftendy : rp n k'ttle. 2Uff3Hc : centrifugal granu-
lated. 4U 49-1C > 1 ; whiles 3 15-1GQ4 3-lCc ; yel-
Iowa , 3'KMc. seconds , 2q3' c.
Oil .Mnrkft * .
OII CITi' Pept. 23 Market opened weak , tint
< los.il firm 72'6e ' bid : snlcfl. l.ftoo bbl . nt
" "
bLok'DonN. --nirp > ntln > .plrlU. 22s.
\Vnul
NKW YORK Pept. 23. WOO L Firm ; dnmr * .
tie tleece. 20S5lc ; pulled , No. 2 fitra. 27W40C , "
*
'
STr'l/H'IS. 23 WOOL Firm nnd
/ . Pept un
changed : medium. ! 5Q21c : light fine. 12015c ;
heavy line , SiiilOHc tub wanlied ,
Full Itlvt-r Print < TI"tli
FALL IIIVKH. Mass. Sept. 23. The print cloth
market ls very dl } | -
"
PrlTf if"l .
< < | iii'r ,
I/NPON. Sept -PKPPKB- - Fair filnga-
per * , white , < nje.
Innllii. llfinii lit London ,
LONDON. Sail. r3.-Msulla htmu. fH 12s 4d.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Big Run of Western Cattle Lota Up Just n
Little.
LIGHTER RECEIPTS AND STEADY BUSINESS
KnllliiK * > fT I" Arrival * Milken lint
Little DlfTi-ri-iu-f In tin- Cattle
Trnilf ItiiKi Loner niul
I Very Active. , i
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 23.-Hecclpls for the
days Indicated were :
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep. Homes.
Septi-inber 232S IM ) riJ 1,431
2S Ct44 9l"M 1.679
? ! ? 1.S17 1
September ZJ . S.70J 2.237 3.C15
September 13 . Ml tt 1.37J 2
September 17 . 3W ( 4. T.7 2.SN
September 10 . < . ( Ti7 4,370 1,850 27
September 15 . 6,784 6.611 3Sil ( 20
Srptnmber II . 4.S.V ) 5,0' . 1.423
Septenibir 13 . J.MI 1,217 3,503 M
SeptemlxT 11 . 1.B3I G.l'SO
September 10 . 4.MO 6.5C3
September 9 . 4,778 r. . S > 2,703
September S . 3.211 0,407
Hcptrnib-r 7. . . 6.40S 6,8 10 1
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Uy 30 . .
Mo. Pacific Hy . . . S
Union Pacillc System. . . 4 17 . .
lK. . & M. V. n. H. . . . 2 ? 4
S. C. ft P. Hy 3
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Hy. . 2 T >
li. & M. H. II. H ICO 2o
C. . 11. & Q. Uy ?
C. , U. I. & P. Hy. . east. . . . 1
O. , U. I. & 1' . Uy. . wrst. . . . 3 .
Total receipts 1S4 M > 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , eac'i buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Iliiyers. Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
Oinnha Packing Co 2 i > ! 7 . . . .
( .5. 11. llummuml Co. . . . % ! ) Tit !
Swift and Company TS7 1,711 99
Cllililhy PilcklllK Co SM ! 3,182
U. Itfckcr and Ut-Kan. . . . 422 ; . .
J. I/ . Carey ! W > i"
holmmn & Hothfclillds. . 312
\V. I. Stephens 2U
licnton .t Umlersvood. . . . K ?
Huston .t Co -12 ;
Squires 2oS ) . . . .
Ijlvlngston in
lltisz 57 . . . .
Sperry 247 . . . .
Hamilton 311 . . . .
Plnnklnton P. Co. , Mil 101
Other buyers Ml IK ) 126
heft over m JW -
_ _
Totals "i,04l 7ir > 2 930
CATTLK There \ui n M-ry fair run of cattle
here Unlay , but Ilia leceipts looked small after
the excessive receipts nf the past tliroo days.
As has been the case all the week , tbe most ot
the rattle weie westerns , the greater proportion
of them feedeis.
Only nl ut four loads < if ( rood cornfed steers
well" to be frtind In tli yards , nnil v : ry few
of any kind. Tim market wah Just about steady
nnil the pi lees paid wcro liiitii HA ruminireil wlin
other markets. One bunch sold up ta SI.Sj. then1
bcbiff natliliic choice 111 the yniiU to put a top
on tinmarket. .
There was tUlli | > a sprinkling of r < iws nnd helf-
cia 111 the yards , probably thlity-live to forty
cars. The supply of euw stuff ban been pn-tty
liberal all the week , and buyers WIT.- Inclined
to take nilvnnt.iRC nf that to p .und . valuelh > !
maiket In consequence a little ouster.
TinptjcKer and feeder market was nrllvr
nRnln today. Yeiierday there were shipped Inio
the. country 3,000 bond , innklnR that tbo blK day
of Hie week so far. The heavy shipments nil
the week hnve prevented any accumulation n >
feeder. * , s > o that the mnrltet has been In a Rood ,
hi-althy eondlilon. This moinlnK the yards were
full of country bujeis and the c.iltle sold freely
at just nluut Hie same prices ns yesterday.
It < 'presentatlve sales :
NATIVIW.
IIUHF RTii-its.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
L. . . & 30 ? 3 73 S..iS3 J413 22..1237 Jl S3
K..114S 430 2S..12S4 4 f,0 22..1225 4 S3
2.- , . . . . ! I7'J 4 I ) 13..1210 4 53 17..1277 4 fc3
1270 4 4
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 20
3 S3
3 23
3 50
3 70
3 ro
rs 3 S3
4 IK )
: i.i
3 (0
3 00
: o 4 co
4 00
3 40 23..K.S. 3 75 , 720 4 <
, m 3 30 3 73 21. . , 90) 4 15
703 3 I''i . .1151 3 SO 31. . , 703 4 15
CU 3 C.- 7I3 sr L. , COO 1 25
WKSTKItNH.
No. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow COO J2 2. . 1 cow 1CCO } 2 40
1 talllli5 110' ' ) 2 73
NKiillASICA.
113 feeders. . . 941 4 05 31 feeders..1062 4 33
51 fcrdeti.132G 4 25
25WYOJUNO.
WYOJUNO.
Icon1 11SO 275 200 Kir. . Tex. . PS9 3 C )
2 COWB KTi 325 1 feeder 1100 3 75
r. strn. Tex. . ! ) .VJ 3 23 1 feeder. . . .1120 3 75
Western Union llftt Co.
2 heifers. . , . . 7S3 2 23 32 tilUlng. . 3 no
3 fallings..I01C 2 to 172 Irlfers. . . S3 3 25
2 bulls 1220 2 DO 7S feeders. . , .1131 3 r-- >
r,2 CIIWB S71 2 70 218 reAld-H. . . . 931 4 ro
1C cows P01 2 70 1 calf 170 4 IIO
i bull 10:0 4 calves , , 2S5 4 50
13 bills 1218 2 73
O. A. Pugley.
Cl Mrs. Tex. . ? 31 3 20 21 fed rs. . . . S.1S 3 "
13 liilllns..ll.V ) 3 2i 37 feeJera..H 3 3 " . '
M f.-t'dera , . . . 1127 3iO
C. A. Punley.
S6 sirs. Tex. . 946 320 1 feeder 910 373
T. N. Ma thews.
1 bull 140) 2 23 Ill ft-rilem..1 < XV ) .170
1 cpw.103i ) 2 10 .1 Bteers 137ft 4 o. " >
3 co\vn. . . . . . . SfO 2 7. > 4 feeders..10S3 I 10
15 cow * HOI 30 } I 2feeilT9..1ii 4 10
1 tnlllnt : . . .1540 3 2 : 4 fenders. . . . 913 4 10
S heifer * . . .I" ' ! ) 3 40 1 feeder 12V ) I 10
l-rS 3 40 1 fetdcr 4CO 4 G )
fi talllms..1273' 3 43
11. II. Hroolts.
1 COW.,1 f6) 2 50 1 bull 12.V > 3 M
2 CO\VB 10'i 2 fO 20 i-ort-s P41 .1 M
1 bull RIO 3 M 4 feeders..11CO 3 73
1 feeder ior.0 3 1 18 f > edi'rH..Ji > in 4 2)
13 ODWS 903 3 30 2 < feeders..J017 4 CO
It. K. Glover.
12co\V Ml L' C. . 9 calves 20 4 73
G t-owti t.W 3 M
Ci. Il.irtlm ; .
12 fewlers..12C3 3 9"i 1"i steerc 13ft ) 440
K. McCray.
27 feeders. . . . 901 4 K II feeder- ! . . . . S41 4 03
fleorKe Keellno K frni.
2 feeders.13"J ) 3 fi.1 1 feeder MO SCO
1 feeder 1310 3 < rt 1 feedi-r 10.V ) 3 SO
1 feeder 11SO 3 K 4 feeders. . . . 136J 3 R )
1 feeder 14i > ) 3 f. > 1 feeder 1120 .IS' )
3 feeders. . . .1340 .1 ( H ( II feeders..U81 381
KOIJTII DAKOTA.
V. iternird.
1 row 800 1 tX ) lOrows 1MI 3 CO
1 bull Hlo 240 32 feeders. . . . 933 410
Iloekford Land A Caltlii Co.
1 steer IIS ) 3 SO 3 steerc 1350 40)
Now Hampshire Cattle Co ,
1 bull 11EO 200 6 steers 1388 400
10 heifers 1132 3 W
Manhattan Cattle Co.
1 bull I2f0 2 75
IGelRCr. . ' ;
20 feeder 1033 3 93
A. I-'nincls. ' >
41 feeders..1200 4 15
15MONTANA.
MONTANA.
II. II. l-'arquher.
3 bulls. HSC 250 1 tallins 1170 323
22 cows 1103 281 f.r , belfers 41 325
( 'lister Cattle Co.
10 Inlllncp..lf0l 3 fO 1W feelers..1211 37 !
135 fecdcts..1(04 ( SCO
Oreen & IladRer.
1 hflfor. S25 2 CO 51 heifers 5.15 3 40
7 bulls 1155 275 27 feeders..1072 350
William Oordon.
1 feeder 1i.0 30 40 feeders..1321 3 RO
42 feeders..1325 3 fO M feeders..1203 3 W )
20 feedfm..U95 3 SO 20 feeders..1341 380
NOHTH DAKOTA.
Ilcrry Dolce Cattle Co.
7 ! tailing ; 1078 3 W 121 feeders. . . . 1037 333
f/8 tailings..1150 303 SO feeders 1W.O 340
185 feeders. . . 1097 335 84 feeders..1090 340
Iioas The bleak In thn lutf market had Hie
natural result of rutting down rer-clpts , and Hie
run today was little more than half as larwo
as yrslt-rday. Still It wan plenty lurtin t-nniiKli ,
as Ibere were 2.300 IIOKI held over from yt-sler
day nnd It would have leen Just as well for the
selllnK Interests had the receipts been bill
" '
"Snn'of the result * of the llshttr receipts was
Rreater activity In the market , anJ the IIOK ?
were all sold and welched up In Kood seas in
Values , however , vern lower , llKht ho s relllni.
alxiut 5o lower and heavy I0o lower than yes
terday. The best llKht wclRbts suld at 4.00 , s
iiKalimt JI-OI yestiTday. while heavy hogs neb
larcely ut 3.7013.75 today , nnd at J3.SO&3 > 5 yea
terday. The market Howl Ilrm at Ibu decline.
The market has declined very rapidly ihl
week , hogs selllm , ' today 25f30e lowt-r than on
Monday. The decline ye terday und tla >
amounted to 25c. ' . . ,
Today's tlecllne takes the markft t" the low
point of the month so far. ItrprfStntatlvc sales
No. Av. Bh. Pr. No.U. . Av. 8b. Pr.
10 31i . . . | 3 65 U. . . .332 K ) | 3 73
SO 258 ICO 3 ( A K. . . . .313 8) 3 75
11. . .340 . . . 3 C5 C5. . . . .2C2 & ) 373
15. . .354 . . . 3 6f > C7. . .224 ICO 3 73
C7 . 2M ftO 3 C7H if .326 3 n
97 341 324 3 70 C7 2K3 80 373
27 . .251 324tii 3 70 S14 . . . 3 7S
60. . .179 3 79 . 3 150 3 73
60.U , . . .326 3 70 77 .243 120 3 75
M , . . . . . .SO ) TO 10 ,2TI 4 ? 3 11
II I3 < W T 71 M I 75
4S 27 * . . . 170 SI 24 ? JW S 7S
M 29 * SO J 7 49 31ft . . . 3 7ti
.V ! SW M 3 70 i t > 3 Jtt SO 3 7J
K 315 W J 70 . .70 27S 16. ) 75
M 1 . . . 3 7i > J7 3H 160 .175
1 4 Ml SCC J 70 43 SM . . . S 7S
M 3i JIO 370 I' 3W . . . S 73
41 .Its . . . J TO M 209 . . . 375
M 34 ? JO J 70 72 J * > S 78
47 327 . . . J 7i ) M 377 .175
53 312 160 370 M 1 120 S 75
S2 3 < * 1 . . . .170 W 2 1WIS' )
tit 573 SO 3 70 M 2M . . . S JO
K > 304 ! > 370 W 29) 160 .ISO
1H ! Itt 160 370 47 2SJ . . . 3 $ )
t,3 335 . . . .170 M 271 . . . .ISO
32 2 > X1 . . . .170 (18 277 M .1 ! M
DO ,1iX1 . . . 370 'n HI 40 3 fi )
M 29 lt 370 63 2J9 . . . SM
4S ! S3 S ) 370 OT IM . . . 3 W
M 310 40 370 35 .115 SO 39
lit 277 24' ' ) .170 69 217 . . . .1 M
G4 3 l 1ft ) 370 ft 1ST SO S S )
4.1 att 4) 370 M 212 4) 3 SO
si s > 9 y .170 7s : iw s ) .1 w
61 323 16) .170 SI 2 * 3 S )
72 242 40 370 ' 75 Ml 120 3 S )
41 , .131 . . . 370 I f-0 2M 210 .1,1)
IPO 27S . . . 370 f.l 277 S.O .IS )
IV. 311 SO 370 fi 271 180 3 l\ >
21 311 . . . 370 t.7 ! S 40 3 S- )
I'd 214 4i ) 37214 41 24'- . . . .ISO
f,2 314 120 .1.724 K J79 . . . S S2 < 4
M 311 40 3 72S ! 61 S59 200 3 SJ > t
143 ' 3CX ! . . . 37214 < S 32SO 3 J > 2H
'dii 3f ) SO S 72'4 Kl 242 KO 3 S.1
49 3li ) . . . 3 72 l C9 217 SO 3 SS
101 3K. ICO 37714 N 223 . . . 3M
M 314 . . . 3774 M 270 . . . 3 S3
f.3 291 . . . 37714 57 223 . . . 3 S3
r,1 SOS SO 377 > 4 M 2JS . . . 3V.
C7 2.1)1 ) SO 37714 72 213 . . . 38'
fl ) SCO 40 377J4 61 230 . . . 38" .
K 309 . . . 37. ' . M If.4 . . . .1 SI
K ! 23S . . . 3 73 6 * 237 . . . .1 S74
M 2iV S ) 375 M 243 SO 390
If 310 . . . 373 77 219 . . . 3 9 > 1
to 273 SO 375 CO 233 80 3 M
tS 363 . . . 375 CS 310 . . . 3 M
113 29S 200 373 S2 211 . . . 390
C3 278 ICO 3 73 74 211 . . . 410
32 217 . . . 375
PICIS-OODS AND HNDH.
1 2GO . . . 2 f , ) t 42 < ) . . . 22.-
1 2.V ) . . . 3 0) 1 3.V ) . . . 3 B- >
40 109 . . . 300 t 410 . . . 3 5
1 3W . . . 3 V ) 1 42 > > . . . 3 J
1 220 . . . 3 M 3 ? IV > . . . 3 71
3 S90 . . . 3 OT fi 2.1) . . . 373
4 293 . . . 375 6 2SS . . . 373
R 250 . . . 37.1 fi TO- ! . . . 3 W
6 2 "i . . . 375 5 222 . . . 380
4 200 . . . 3 SO
Slll-ii' : : There were n , few sheep hero nnd the
market was just nbout steady. Heprecentatlvo
sales :
No. Av. Pr.
23.S western stackers 72 $3 20
3 r western Muckers 79 3 fi )
1'9 native Intnlw S9 4 Oi
213 western Iambi 43 4 M
CHICAGO I.I VIS STOCK MAH1C13T.
CM It lri niul HDKH I.IMMT on l.nrmItc -
CIIICAC.O. Sept. 23. Cattle nirlvals idiow < M n
I'lK Increase nnd n decline of ; > Wlte took place
111 prices for fair to Rood native beeves. IJlK
rouith cattle were almost unsalable at 2Vii23i-
decllne from Monday's values. Veal calv's went
nt the I.He high iniiKes , rhnlec lots up J < ! .0fi"7.0J
and few calves of Rood iiunllty below 1(1 ( " 3. A
bunch of fair 1,040-iMnmd Texas nti-ers broinjht
J3..V ) nnd some Kvod llttli- heifers sold at 13.25.
Vestern raiiKers sold Muwly , but aboui up to
inner prices , bulk of Meers stocks hCllini ; at
3.4 fj-l.lO. clinlrt' belfers nt S3.Ci ) and rows l.ir . -ly
ri > und ? 3. ( lood to exlin natl\i' Ftcer * viore.
uiiled nt from P.75 tn 13.43 , while common
laden hrnuKli ! fnun H.vj to 14.70.
Ileeelpts of IIORN were cunsldeiiibly larKi'r than
iiiiM-tnl nnd n slight ilerllni' -s'ilted , on try IKK
rices to low eft level of the week. Motile fuiii-y
oin sold up to $1.10 nnd extra 3iV-pi > und butts
I Jl.ori , but sales of bin hn s nlnne Jt \\i-re mi" .
ackers l.uyliiK chlelb nt fnmi S3.SO to 13.95.
oni" rough lots nniund J3.75. Most of Ih" chcilo >
ifdlum butchers went ta shippers nt from $1.13
i $4.20 and cholcu b.tcon I'lK' ' ut from $4.3) to
1.35.
Sheep anil lambs weie stronger for all ( 'ood
toek , many elinliv lols sellltiK 10.hliher. . Many
nod. Minim- ewes and wetl'eis sr-ld nt fiiini
3.70 to $3.fc5 and some extra breeding \\es ns
lull us jl. M i. t of the muttiin Kindes sold at
rum 5.1.0" ' to Jl. with r.\trn lots around } 4.in.
everal bunches of rholre lamlis went nt 5.7.1.
lit must nf tha KIHU ! lo eliolco natlvilainlis snld
t fiom 55 tu J.1.CO , fat nati\e nnd wesli-rn
eeders around { 1.00 nnd thin rulls nb'iut ' } l.
Iti-relpls : Cattle , 3,400 bead ; hoes , 31.(00 head ;
lu-ep , 14,0)0 bead.
St. LlllllM I , 111.Stllllv. .
ST. I.OI'IS , Sept. 23. CATTLiItTelplB. : . o.lWJ
end ; shipments. 1VV ) bead ; maiket slow and
nsy , with few Kood rattb > snld ; nnllvn shlppliiK
nd expurt steers. $4.2'ft ) > 3.2'i ; fancy irrndes. J5.40 ;
ulk of rales. Jt.7.4i3.10 , dret-sed beef and butilier
tceis , $4.00frtiO ! ; bulk of sales. 5I-l'Kf4.5) ' ; pli'i'M
nder l.OO1) ) Il . . j.50in.c : ! : , ; bulk of sales. ! 3.S5f
.45 ; stoekers nnd freilers , I2.50W4.35 , with top
Brinies nt Jl.4.1 ; cows and heifers , J2.OOWI.5H.
xns and Indian steers , $2.50ifl.2J ; cows nnd
leifert * , J2.oiJ5/3.Cii ,
I1OOS HePKlpta , 7,000 bead : shipments , 2,000
lead ; market , Re to ICe nwer : Ikht , J4.log I.2J ;
tilx d , SI.OKM.2i > : heavy. M.9iWI.2i. )
Slinni' UecelplH. 4,0-K ) head ; shipments. 200
ie.nl ; maiket , steady : native mutton * . M.lOffl.tO ;
toclters , J2.kOJf3.15. I < .IIIIIH | , | 3.50f/3.33.
KIIIINIIK City LlVf SliH-lc.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 23. CAT FLU Itecolpts ,
, uJi ) bend ; best grades steady , otbeisink ;
Texas Moors , S2.4M/5.43 ; Texas cows , JJ.wff2.90 ,
milve steers , } 3.75'-3.SO ' ! ; native rows ami helf
rs , ? 2.00 } ( < i.SO : stockers and feeders , J2.2."iCf4.1) )
'Uils ' , J1 0J3.5i ) .
IIOOS Iteeeipls. 9.W ) bend ; market we-ik to
c lonvr ; bulk of saks , } 3.90f3.9ri ; heavies , J3.7.1
7J.93 ; puckeis. J3.00Hi(3.921v ( : mixed. J3.S5WI.03 ;
iKhts , J3.75S1f.03 ; Yotkers , J4.C l' < f4.05 ; plKs , S3.6 ;
T3.S3.
SIIl-ir : llecelpts , 7,000 head : mniltct steady ;
aml > s , J3.C5.10 ; muttons , J2.COfr3.73.
XtMV Yurli LlvtStiiflt. .
NHW YOHK , Sept. 23.-IIIOKVI ' 5 Ueeeipts. 223
lead : no tradliiK ; KuropMn rubles quole Ainer
ran steers at ll'ifdl ic ; rvfrlRcuitor beef , ' " "
' ! c ; exports. 90 beevrs. 15 sheop.
CALVHS llerelpts. Its head ; quiet , steady ;
venls , J5./- ( } C.2.r. : Kniijers and ImtteimllkH , S3.505J
( M ; western mlves , Jf.
SIIKMI' AN1I > LAMItS llerelpts , 4,747 bend
Sheep In fair demand ; tteady to firm. Lambs.
inlet , barely steady ; nliout 1.200 head unsold.
Sheep. J3.00iii.33. Limbs. J.I.OOOuOO.
IIOOS llecelpts , 2.995 bend : weak at J4.C09I.SX
KiiNt lliifTnlo I.Ivc Sim
HAST WFPAI.O. Sept. 2J. CATTLK-Qul't.
IIOOS Yolkels , uood to choice , JI.C5" ' "
rouKhs , r inmun ( ci Rood , J3.M > It4.00 ; pl s ,
to rholre. J4.1WI.GO.
SlimiP AND LAMIIS I.inibs. rholro to extra
J5,65 | 3.8' ' ) ; runs and common , 4.50i'.23. Sheep
cliuire to Hi-lerteil wethers , J4.SOffj.75 ; culls nm
common , J2.7SH4.W.
( Miirlnillid Liv < - Slot'lc.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23. I1OCS Dull ; J4.35S
'CATTLI ! .Steady ; J2.2.VT(3.l.1i. (
Sllii-r : : Stioni ; ; S2.25ftf.09. Lnmbs , stronw
J4.0)ifl.50.
Sliu-U In SlKht.
Iterord of receipts of Ihi. Ftork nt thu foui
prlncliiul markets for Eeptciiibur 23 :
OittliHOES. . Hlieep
Omnba < ' 4J 5.2S3 1.4.
Clilcncn H.fOi ) SI.O-iO li.oic
KIIIIKIIH City " .WO 9.00 70)
St. l uls 5,000 700 4OJ
Totals 2VJ19 62.283 2P.41 ;
JVriv York Dry r.iioilM Mni-L-i't.
NKW YOHK , Hept. 23. The dry Kiioda maiket
shows no features of moment , the dullness of the
wrclc belm , " fully as ninilcd as at Hie ojienlnK ,
Nivertlu-less. In rvcrytlilnir. except print rloth-i
the maiket remains firm. Thi'fe show a ti'iidenrj
townnl weakness , but It Is t.inUKhl thai trading
would be heavy ut a MlKhtly lowt-r price for ex-
Iras. Jobbers are vxprrU'iirliiK a lull afli-r the
htavlesl rim of liuMtncs * In sev nil yi-ars. Wcolci
Ki.ods are firm and In rtvnily reipiest on recorders
Silks are In fair dnnand nt ndvuneed prices. Ite
perls from nut of town ninny n universally Rom
dlvlrlbullon nt rernnd bund'4 nnd at ri-tall. Tin
fart that an epidemic of fever linn been nvertci
In Texan and l.milnlnm has lebiilleil In mull nr
ilern , which Fhow a irmmiitlon ot trndlns to b
prolnlde at an early date. Staple ruitons are li
n.ulut request at unrhanKi'd pricti. The forrlci
demiind runtlnui-H llKht , and ( hero has been 'I
marlced decrease In tlie iiroducllon of the lines
of cottons. 1'ilnt c-lotlia are nominally quuted u
2e.
Ciillfiifiilii Ili-K-il l-'rulls.
NRW YOIIIC. Sept. 23.-CALIRUNIA DHII7I
nil'lTS ' l-'lrm. I.viiporuleil iipples , iiilmo win
tray , MiSf'r : wood ililiil , primCVSc ; choice
7'/r ' : fancy. 7'4 > - . Prunes 4'AfiSi' . Aprlruls
lloynl , 7 r V4r ; Moor park , tlfDIIHc. I'eaclifs , un
poelfd , 7ifllr. ; pec-led , llUffM * .
1'rnhllilt Imiiorlnlloii nf Our .Iliiiu-y
NKW VOKK , Sept , 23. Dr. Ccballoa. an
Kncllah gpeakliiR Mcxlcin , who arrlvci
hero on Iho steamer Jamaica from Sanchez
S.iu Domingo today , sayn that I'rctfldent hlllu
of Han DomlfiRo lian hstied a decree forbhl-
illnB the admittance of American anil .Mexi
can money Into San Domingo , and proscrll-
IIIK Itu IIEO tlitiro. Thin iloi-rcc , which la to
take effect on October U , U alined at thu
commercial classes , who hail been preferring
Inshtcntly American ami Mexican money to
the San Domlncan coin , which Is Oepreclatod
In value. A San Doinlnnan dollar la worth 30
to 35 cents.About $1,000.000 or $5,000,000
of American money has hccn employutl an
nually In buBlnitia transactions In Han Do
mingo.
rim IIP.ALTV .MAiiicr/r.
INSTHtTMBNTS plnccd on record Thursday ,
Sejitcntber 'A 16U7 :
WAHHANTY PICKDH.
J. A. Flooiler lo l-'rank ( 'uli.r. w IS f > ct.
lot 4i. hlork 210V4. Omaha $ 1.52J
Henry In man to Jennie Petcruon , lot
C , block 1 , Park Konmt udJ 100
O. W. Wattles und wlfo to the Midway
Investment Co. , lots 1 to S , block 1.
Cobb'u add. ; part of a 11 ncrc * In
Cobb'u tidd. In 10-H-13 1
K. S. Klor and wlfo to J. J. . .MllU-r , und.
' / of 18 lotx. 'Mayno ' & H' Hub of C.
H. Mnyno'8 2d udd. to Valley 1
K. II ( lurvln and wife toV. . F. Srllner ,
n 31 feet lot 4. block i , HuK'in'K add. . Tft
QUIT CI AIM DUKUa.
Gilbert Kroner nnd wlfo to M K. liar-
rls , lot S , block t ) , Arbor 1'lacu ( Vi
*
Total . ( : .5o :
TIU'OS IIV9V WITH TIIKIU WOtltC.
lluli I'miilc nt U'lll niul tin- roller tine
o Intorforc.
11. H. I.affcr , ft farmer rcaUlliiR near Bhu
bert , Nob. , was ojs.iullpj nnil robbed by
two men at the corner of Ninth street nd
Capltot nvcnuo nbout G o'clock Wednesday
nlilit. ; U was sllll daylight nnJ there were \
timber of people near the corm-r t the time ,
ot only the reRtil.tr hangcra nbout the burnt
llstrlct. but also smcltliiK works And olhc
mployes on their wny homo from work.
I/iffcr had boon vtsltttiR an Implotncnf
toiiso on Klghth street anil was on Ms w y
i ck to the heart of the city. At the corner
mentioned ho met two men. Olio of them
ill him on the ldo oi the head with some-
hlnK nnd foiled him to tliu ground. The
thor Irapod upon him and went thTouRh
its pockets , securing $7 , nil the money lie
ad. I > tffer gave a tlejcHptlon of the robber *
o the police , but they hnve failed to
rrcst nny ot.o sit'pectcd of the * commission
if the crime.
"I expected to Icuvo ns much money as thai
n the city , but I did not want to do It In
hat way. " explained LafTer at the pollen
tatlon yesterday.
Shortly before 7 o'clock Wednesday nls t P.
t. Klmoro , n resident of Moorfli'ld , Nob. , was
omul lying on the sldownlk lit the burnt
llstHct. lip was either drunk or drugged.
\nd the policeman on the beat arrested him
it the charge of intoxication. When ho was
aken to tli police station It was found that
mo of the pnckots of his pants had boon
ut out. Klmorcvnn thrown Into a cell and
10 attempt was tnndo to learn whether or
tot ho lintl been robbed.
When the prisoner was arraigned In polio *
otirt yesterday ho stated that ho hndl
est , consciousness while ho was drinking In
Third ward saloon with n couple of men.
U the time ho had In Itui pocket which wna
ut out $30 In money. He had probably been
Iruggtd and robbed and then thrown out
tpon the sidewalk. Klinuro gave thn pollca
lescrlptlons of thn two men with whom ha
vas , but no arrests have resulted.
Yesterday mottling nt 10 o'clock Charley
McVey and two other young toughs mndo nti
nusually bold attempt to steal n p.Ur of shos
nu of the shoe shop of ( Jus Munch at Sevent
eenth and I.oavenworth streets. They on-
cred the place , picked tip a pair of shoes
m l attempted to make way with them.
Munch Interfered nnd graspd MeVoy.vhn
wns carrying the shoes , and the other two
ran a ny. McVey put up n despcralo light ,
ittt Munch and n couple of men sucreodo.l
n holding Jilin until nsslstnnco arrived from
lu > nolle ? station. Police 1'atrol Conductor
vlrk essnyp.l to handcuff the young criminal
and siiccpriled only after he had been bitten
on the hand.
MoYey ! s now umlor bonds to nn.nrar In
the district court on the charge of picking
a woman's pocket last May. Ills preliminary
tearing occurred alHiit a week ago , and
Muds were at onto furnished. Chief ot
! 'ollco Pallasher promised that ( ho youth
would not bo molested until ho committed
some offense. IIo was captured by pollco-
men a couple of times since , but was Im
mediately released.
Shortly bsforo noon Wednesday a thief
went Into the residence of T. J. Scott , Slx-
centh and Mason streets. He seen re.I
entrance by pulling off the hook that faat-
ue.l the do or. lie stole a gold watch and $5
In money.
Wednesday the room occupied by II. T.
Mantz , n traveling man , at 1105 Hartley
street , was entered during the absence nt
the occupant and a cnso containing $20 worth
of clothing samples was stolen.
CO > VHXT10X OK TltAVIiMXC MI3V.
I'M fill Aiiiiiinl Ciltliri'linr llcliiK' ! I(1
In TlilH Clly.
The fifth annual convention of the Western
Tmveleni' Accident association will convcno
in Omaln today. Two days will bo given
over to the visitors. Today will ho devoted
exclusively to pleasure , tomorrow to busi
ness.
It Is not yet known Just how many of tl3
knights of the road will bo , In attendance
il the meeting , but It Is estimated that t'to
number will ho scvcrnl hundred. Tiio no-
; oclatlcn , although only five years old , has
already succeeded In gathering a total mem
bership of about l.COO. The greater po-tlon
of the members reside In this and adjoining
states , but every state In the Union , with
ono or two exceptions , Is represented on the
roster.
A considerable number of the traveling
men have already arrived In the city to
transact business and enjoy thcinoelvea dur
ing the State fair festivities. Thcrxi have
been dropping Into the clllco of Secretary
A. Ij. Sheets of Grand Island , Ilonm , Mur
ray hotel , which has been open all the wools.
The visitors will be entertained It-day by
the local traveling men. This afternoon at
1 o'clock they will go to South Omaha from
thu Union depot on a special train to in-
L-fiect Cndahy's packing house , by Invita
tion. It is expected that the entire after
noon will bo spent In the lacking House
City. Tonight at 7 o'clock the delegates will
be taken on n trolley ride nbout the city ami
nce.ilbly to Council muff ; . The start will
bo made from the Mtrray hotel. Upon r - .
turning the visitors will be escorted to
Metropolitan hall on Harncy , near Twenty-
third b'troet , to a hanu.uct and grand ball.
Thu business meeting will convene In Krug'n
hall on Karnam , between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets , at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. An afternoon session In all prob
ability will bo held. The annual election ol
officers will take place and all necessary
business will be transacted before adjourn *
inent. There Is nothing on the program for
tomorrow night.
Tbo curious of the assoclaticn arc not del
egate convention , ISvery traveling man who
Is n member Is at liberty to attend an 1 tnka
pa't In the proci'pdings. The head offices of
the association am located at Grand Island ,
and In the past the nnnii.il meetings have
been held In that city , but this year the
local membcra Invited the meeting la
Omaha. Months bivo been scnt , : In aiaklHH
arrangements to entertain and prouerly cara
for the visitors.
I'OI.ICK KKIi.Vlll ) IT A < iOOI > .I0vf2.
liimuli ill < h < - VIcllniH of Mrlicl-In-
tlie-Slot IliiclilnrH.
J , C. ICvans and H. \ , . Duncan clrl.'tcd Into
the Third ward Wednesday evening and there
ran across a couple of policemen. The olllcoru
stopiicd them and demanded thulr buslncsj.
They also searched them and brought to
light four dlco In thu pocket of one. Thn
men wore promptly arrested on the charge
of being vagrants and suspicious characters.
When the prisoners were arraigned In
pollfo court yesterday the police ofllcers
testified that the strong point against thorn
was the fact that they had gambling In
struments In their possession. It was btatecl
that the chances were favorable that the
young fellows had como hero to Involgla
some of thu rural visitors Into a game of.
"craps" with Iho Intention of fleecing them
of their money.
Police Judge Gordon questioned them.
The prisoners stated that they had remote
to the tlty to take In the State fair. They >
said they worked In storcn In Hamburg.
"Havo you any money ? ' asked I'ollco
Judge Gorton.
"No , " was Iho answer.
"Did you como to the city without any
money ? " demanded the court.
'Wo had $8 , " shame-faccdly anowercd onn
of the men. "Hut yesterday wo put all at
It In the nickol-ln-tho-3lot machine and-did
not get anything back. "
The police ofllcers who heard the testi
mony laughed and considered It a lingo joko.
J'ollfci Judge Gordon took a more than
humorous view of the case. Ho considered
apparently that under the circumstances ha
could not well convict iho prlsirers of having
gambling tools In their po-scsslon. when they
themselves had bceiv rohbrd by gambling In.
strumer.ta. He therefore discharged them , )
roninilKMliiniT Kvaii" 111.
COKUMIIUS. O. . Fcpt. 23. Hon. Henry
Clay Kvans. commissioner of ppimlons , H
confined to his room at tht ) Chlltendcn hotel
with temporary Illncts. ,
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1030 , Omaha , Neb.
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