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THE OaiAITA DAILY BEE : SATltTKDAT , SEPTE MHEll J5 , 1897.
Toroign News Snccaods in Overcoming a
Bearish Local Fcoling.
WHEAT RISES A QUARTER OF A CENT
Olhi-r MnrUcts Arc Dull Corn it ml
On In u .Simile LIUVLT 1'rovlsloiiN
Decline mi Yellow
Fever Scare. ,
CHICAGO , Hept. 14. Wheat averaged hUntr
today nnd closed nt Vic ndvnnce for the Decem-
IHT fuluie. 1/jcal feeling wns Iwnrlsh , but there
wns enough encouragement to buyers In the
way of bullish foreign news lo keep the mar
ket n little ntmvc yesterday's prices. Other
markets were dull and Inclined to weakness ,
j > rovlfdons having another touch of the yellow
fever scare. Corn nnd oals closed n shade lower ,
while provisions showed 7m/loc declines nt the
close.
In wheat , prices around the opening werb
controlled entirely by the action of the Liver-
jiuol muikot. That market started nt a > iJ de
cline , but Iwfore the opening here had not only
recovered this , but ndded % d b > yesterday's clos
ing price. Tlio reason given for Liverpool's
ntrcngth was a report of dmnago to the Argon
line crop by frost. That wns considered un
likely , find another private message from Liver
jwol said the report wus without foundation.
The market here , however , took sulllclcnt no-
tlco of thn report to open iWcmber wheat nt
from DSJio to 'J2c , the closing prlco yester
day having been 92WJ2HC. The advance en-
cnuraged sellers , nnd n quick reaction to 9140
followed. It wns stated on thu floor that a
mieclul session of the Rrltlsh IMtllament was
being talked of to consider means of relief for
the sufferers on account of the Irish I itato
crop failure. The bringing of this fealur * of
the world's food situation before trailers un
doubtedly was Influential In the advance to
3c , which followed the decllno to 914c. One
decidedly weakening factor wan the continued
lieavy local ntul northwest receipts. Chicago re-
of them of con-
colvcd 22J curs , twenty-eight
tiact quality , Tin- quantity Inspect * ! out of
Htonwns only 27.000 bu. Mlnne.axills | nnd Du-
lutli rec.-lved l,4l cars , ngnlnst 1,013 n week
ngo , and 722 the corresponding week of the year
prevlou * . 'Hie bull clique wns left nlono In a
Krcal measure to do all the lighting against the
bearl'shly Inclined section of the local operators.
Host of tinhc.ivy U intern expu-ssed themselves
us unwilling lo buy during thu contlmi.inca of
mii-li lie.ivy northwest receipts. New Virk re
torted that foreigners wen- moderate si-llers of
futures eaily 111 tinsession. . A prlvatii cable
gram from Jletlln read : "Wheat declln ng
Danublnti states and Russia olterlng freely.
The Atlantic port clearances of wheat nnd lUur
-were Wl.vn bu. Pilmary market receipt *
amounted to 1.217.B22 bu. , compared with * "
bu. the corn-spomllng day of last year. 1 hi
cloHfnit prli-i'S nbrond showed the following
clianges. compared with yesterday's final quo
tun , us : LlM-ipoil , No. 2 , Amerlean led , am
No. 1 nnrthwn , spring , Id lower ; futur.-H friin
* , d to Td higher ; Pnrls 5 centimes lower for
September , und 20 centimes lower for other fu
lines. After the mtvance to Ma , the maik < >
re.ieied to 92'/jc. A slow nilvnncc to 92'4c , fol
liwed. but the weakiiens of the closing cables
onusi-d anolber luactlon , the prlro of Decem
ber druppliiK back to < J2 < fi92'Kr by cloilng time.
Trade In coin wns dull , nnd the small amount
of business made a ralher heavy market. The
etuit was strong In sympathy with the opening
Jump of wheat. It followed that market on Its
decline , and for the remainder of the i-esslon
ruled very qulut and fluctuated within a narrow-
range Cables were unchanged to Ud higher.
Elevator people reported freer country accept-
uiu-es. Ileeelpts wete 572 cars. Cash demand was
reported poor. December ranged between 30sic
and 30lJ3'i/fc ' ) , closing n , bhaile lower at 30's.c
bid Oats fluctuated sympathetically with wheat
nnd corn. Elevator people sold moderately. The
i-.isi dcpai tin nt wus e sy wltli fates ' , iilower. .
The irinrki't WHS very dull during n grealer part
of the session nnd fluctuations were nnn-ow
and Infrequent. Receipts were ! I2 cars. Clcar-
niu-es Were infi.OOO bushels. December ranged from
07fee to 20'iaC ' , closing u phadu lower at 20Hc
ft 2074 c.
Provisions were weak. Had yellow fever news
and liquidation of October contracts fop ribs
especially were the principal depressing features.
Phi' market apparently lacked short Interest and
( bowed nb'olulely no buoyancy , closing
nt the luiltoiu of n rather severe decline. At
the close December pork wns 12'Sc lower nt 5S.SO ,
December Inrd llo lower nt f4.4"i4,4.47',4. } nnd De
cember ribs 7Wc loner nt 54.82VS. October ribs
Estlnnted' receipts Saturday : Wheat. 27" cars ;
corn. MB cari ; oats , 4i"i cars ; hops , 23,000 head ,
futures i-unRed as follows :
ArtlclcM.'l onaii. I Ul < h. | Lo.v. 1 Closa. lYi-std'y
Wlif.it-
Sotit. . . 113 -JW D2TS
Dec. . . . nl 02HMH
Mai- . . . 00 OOH
Corn
" 21) 29 ' . ' 8M 28M
Doc. . : ju ) j '
May . . : u 31 : u
Oats
Sl.-pl. . . 10M 19H
1)1-0. ) . . . VO } * ' . ' 117s 2lJi )
May. . . : .i ) otf 2i : w >
lork-
Ocl. . . . S 15 H 20 H 12H H 12H 8 25
Dio. . . . H ill ) H -V.'W fl 11) H _ ' ( ) 8 ii''H
Jan. . . . U.J * 0 III ) 0 21) ) 0 20 0 3-JH
Linit-
fict. . . . ' I 40 1 40 4 rr
Di-o. . . 4 tid' 4 110 I 45 4 47 M
Jan . . . 4 7iH ! 4 V''K I till 4 CO 4 77)t
Sh'tlUu-4
Oct. . . . . r 03 4 02K 4 ' .15
Dee . 4 .HI
Jan. . . . 1 US 4 B7) ) > 4 ajra 4 UU
No. 2. I
Cash isolations were ns follows : . . . , .
Kl OUR Steady ; winter patents , 55.0005.10 ;
Btralg.its , 5l.705f4.S5 ; spring fpcclals , 50 ; spring
patents , 55.JOiJtJ.40 ; straights , 54.70If4.90 ; bakers' ,
J3WHl \T-No. 2 spring , 93c ; No. 3 spring , B7'SO
OT'je ; No. 2 red , 95'.WJG1ic.
CORN No. 2 , 29'Ac.
OATS No. 2. 20 < it204c. ! f. o. b. ; No. 2 white ,
221JT2IC ; No. 'J white , :2'i23 > lc.
RV1-I No. 2. ISc.
RARI.KV--NO. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 34llc ; No. 4 ,
12SKl'n > S-No. IJljuswed. ll.02HOI.OIVi. I'rlme
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per Mil. . 51.13WS.20.
I inl , per 10 < ) Ibs. , 51.40. Short ribs sides ( loowe ) ,
54.SOM5.13. Dry salted shouldem ( boxed ) , 55.37H
C5-62'j , S'uirt clenr aides Iboxcd ) , J5.37'ii5.C21- | , .
WHISKY DIMIller ' finished goods , per gal. ,
Sl'OAUS Cut loaf. 55.90 ; griinulated. 55.27 , '
M\V YOIJIC CKXKHAl. MA1IICKT.
Quotation * , of < ln % luy on Ciene'rnl
CoimiioilltlcH.
NEW YORK , Sept. 24. FLOUR-Rccelpts ,
19.030 bbls , ; expoits , 30.G23 bids. ; market only
barely steady , notwithstanding the ndvnnce In
wheat ; buyers were scarce. Winter straights ,
54.7F > tt4.PO ; Minnesota , 53.2ofi3.CO. Rye flour , vteady ,
RltCKWHEAT-Diill at 518fl53c.
CORNME.VIHteady ; yulluw western , "Oc.
RYE Dull ; No. 2 western , BOe.
1IAR1.EY Uulet ; wcstum , 37c. .
RARI.EY MALT Nominal.
WHEAT Rccelpts. HS.lTTS bu. : exports , 260.540
bu , Spot , llrm. Options opened firm on cables ,
eased off under realizing but advanced on foreign
buying and reported heuvy export I > UKI | : > II , clos
ing Irregular ut tafMiO net advance. Kile * In
cluded No. 2 red , May. 91 % f'J41ic , closed 9KSep. ; .
tcniliar. WiiWXf. closed U9'.c. '
. CORN Receipts , 308.2M bu. ; exports , 199,273 bu ,
HKl | , euy. Option * Opened steady with wheat ,
but through luck of buying support eased off
and closed ViftUc net .lower. September , 33 > ic ;
November cloted S3'lc ; December , & 7 { ; 3liVic ,
closed 3Sic.
OATM Receipts , 251.C30 bu. ; exports , 115.913 bu ,
, Hpot , quint , ateudy : No. 2. 21Hc : No , : , 24Uc.
1IAV Steady ; slilpplnir , 5I.COO1.W ; good to
,1 choice , 53.0007.50.
HOPS Steady ; state , common lo choice , 1S94
f crop , CiTSv ; 1S97 crop , liino ; Paclllo coast liSo
crop , SW4o ; 1SSO crop , WVn ; Ife97 crop. lf3o. !
LEATHER Quiet ; hemlock sole , Rueno * A > rs ,
light lo heavy weights , ISMiUWic.
IMDES-Qulet.
1IUTTER Receipts , S55 pkgs. ; nrnij wettern
rreaniery , l3liUWiic ; ElKliiD , .Miic ; factory ,
SO l-'Hc.
CHEIE Receipts , < tU < pkgs. : steady ; large
while , ' . ' f , small white. She ; largo uolored , 3 0 ;
ymnll rolon-d , 9Uc ; pall eklma , Clj'J'c ; full
eklnm , JHUtc ,
ElKlS-Recidpts , 3.497 pkgs. ; state and Penn
sylvania , 17fnac ; wentern , ISiJISlic.
PROVlSIONS-FIrm ; packet , 8.tOfl9.JO. Cut
meaiH , nominal ; pickled bellies. 57.00ifs.BO. Lard ,
riisyesttrn xteiiin , H.PO ; October , 51.70 ; nom-
Innll reilned. Imrely steady. Pork , Quiet ; new
iii-x. 59.7b9.fO. Tallow , steady ,
OIUS-Cotton eed. easy : prime crude , JlC22c ;
prlnie. yellow , :3j2c. ( ! Petroleum , dull ; refined
New York , 54.(0. Rotln , slrulned , common to
pood.51.42iiOl.4n > , Turpentine , quiet , 3Uic.
RICE KIrm , domtstlc , fair to extra ,
Japan , 4Hff5tic.
MOLAS.-31-Sf-l'lrm : New Orleant , open kettle ,
good 10 rholce. 23QUU.
M1-TAUS : PlK Iron , warrant * closed dull at 57.00
R7 15. Ixikeoppi > r , quiet , 511.23. Tin , easy ,
fU.f Oll.C.'V. Speller , quiet , J1.5S4.W. Lead ,
< ltilet , 54.SOUI.3J ; broker * ' , ( I.
SC. I.nuU rieneriil .tlnrketn.
STI UI8 , Sept. II.-KLOUR-Uteadyj palsnt * .
JI.WHJS.OO ; * tiulgbt , 54.COU4.70 ; medium , IJ.Wi *
'WHBAT-Hlgher : clo Inir with September Tic ,
DevemUtr UtfUc. and May lo above ye terilay ;
Pecemtver opened Wo higher , declined Vjo , ad.
vane * ' ! ; r , rel * | eJ He. went up I'iCrUjC. dropped
Uick HifUc. nd clo J weak , with sellers Ho
iM-loir the top ; pol , hl h r ; No. 3 red , canh. In
ulitvntor. > o blj , on truck , Ittf99c-t No. X hard ,
r h. 0o ; n tnick ; Docemlxr , 75. l 7V4c ; May ,
CORN' Future * dull and unlnterai ! ! ; ; clca-
ing tnsy , about lh sumo us yestenli r , p"t.
lower ; No. 2 enih , J"'io ; I > * r mlr , I7e.
OATS-I-'utures weak and lower , owing to ft
pressure to sill , with no demand ; spot , f-nsy ;
No. S eimh , In ! vntor nnd on truck , 'iO21ci
No. J white , ZZ4J ' 4c ; DM-ember , WHc bid ; .May ,
v.c bid.
RYE Firm ; < Cc on track.
CORN MEAl.-lower nt 51.50f1.35.
1IRAN Dull ; < ieked. en t track , ( .liable nt
4&r ; this sldo , on track , 4lc.
FLAXSIJHD-lower nt 51.
TIMOTHY REED-Prlmo. 52.70.
HAY-Aliout steady for all but Choleo grades ,
which arc scarce and llrm ; prairie , SJ.WiiS.W ;
timothy , 56.Mftli.W.
RtrrTER Stronger ; creamery , 16S22c ; dairy ,
11RI7C.
EdOS Ijiwer at IJ'Sc.
1-OULTRY-tJulet ; old hens , 715c ; springs , 80
lHa ducks , 6c : geese , Co ; turkeys , loo.
WH1SKY-J1.21.
onTON T1F.S-65C.
RAGOINa-6Vii7e.
MirTALS-Lend , * trong st 5U5BU7H. PPI-
ter , firm nt 5L10.
PROVISIONS-Pork , steady : ntnndnrd nr-ss.
Jobbing. 5 * fi > ) . t inl , lower ; prime sti-nm , 54.30 ;
choice , 14.3. . Rnron ( tioxed lots ) , extra short
clenr nnd ribs. J0.:7'i ; shorts. 16.to.
RF.CEIITS-Flour , 5f 0 bbls. ; wheat , 30.000
bu. ; corn. Ofi.oi ) bu. ; oats , 18,0"0 bu.
SHIPMl VTS-Flour , 6CK bbls. ; wheat , 17.000
> u , ; corn , K > .0"0 bu. ; oats , 20.OO ) bu.
OMAHA CI.MR.\L MARICICTS.
Cnnilltlon of Triulc nml QiKitntloiis
on Slnplriitul l < 'niiry 1'roilncv.
iOn.S-tlooil Block , weak at 13c.
I1U1TER Common to fair , 8c ; choice to fancy ,
! itl4r ; peparator creamery , 20c ; gathered cream-
cry , 17 M8c.
VEAICholce fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , quoted nt So ;
nrge and coarse , 4ST5c.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens , 7c : cocks. 3 4c ; spring
chickens , per lb. , So ; ducks , 6fJ7c ; turkeys ,
PIOEONS-Llve , 75090c ; dead pigeon * not
wanteil.
HAY Upland. M ; midland , 51.60 ; lowland ,
51 ; rye slraw , 54 : color makes the price on
hny ; light bales sell the best , only top grade *
brine top prices.
RROOMCORN Eitrem'ly slow sales new crop ,
ilellvered on track In country ; choice giecn self-
working carpet , per lb. , 2 2V4c ; choice green ,
running to hurl , 2 I2V4c ; common , Itfc.
VEOETARLES.
CANTAI/IUPES-Pcr iloi. , MRTOc.
TOMATOES-Per half bu. basket , 2JO > 40c
ONIONS-Per bu. , Wfl55c.
LIMA REANS-Per lb. . 3e
REANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , 5UOO1.W.
OAltllAOE-Homo grown , le.
WATERME1/NS Crated , per doz. , 51.50.
POTATOEd-HoniR grown , COfC5o.
FRUITS.
APPLES Per bid. , 51.7Wj2.00.
NATIVE PLUMS-Per basket. 20B350.
ORAPES-Cnllfornln. S1.25W1.IO.
CALIFORNIA PEACHIiS-Per case. Craw-
fonls , KOc. clings. 704f75c.
PEARS llnitlett. per case. J2.25 ; ITfnh Rart-
letts , 51.75ffl.SO ; Ruerre llnnlv. S1.fi05Jl.75.
HOME OROWN ORAPKS Per basket. I4if15c.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS-Per case , 5I-OOJJ1.25.
CRANRERRIES-Cnpe Cod. perbbl. , SC.CO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Messlnas , Sl.25ft4.60 ; choice Cali
fornia , 54.00. i
ORANOES-Medlterranenn sweels. 5I.254.50.
RANANAS Cliolce , large stock , per bunch ,
52.00(32.25 ( ; medium-sized bunches. 51.502.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. , large
size. 13c ; RrazIN , per lb. , lOc ; English walnuts ,
per lb. , fancy , toft shell , 12ii > 13c ; standards , 107T
lie filberts , per lb. . lOc : pecans , polished , large ,
.t < i10ijumbo ; , Ilrl2a ; Inrge hickory nuts , 51.25
per bu ; eocoanuts 4\4c \ each.
I-'IOS Imported fancy , 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
12c ; 5 crown. CO-lb. boxes , 13IJ14C.
HONEY-Cholce white. 13c.
CIDER Clnrliled Juice , per half bbl. , 52.33 ; per
Mil. , 54.00ff4.25.
MAPLF. SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each 52.23 ;
gal cans , pure , pr doz. . 512.04 ; half-gal , cans ,
56.25 ; quart cans , 53 50.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED Il.EEF Good native steers. 400 to
COO Iba. , 7e ; good forequarters , steers , 6c ; good
hindquarters , 9c ; western steers. CiTI-'i" ' ! fancy
heifers , 6c ; good heifers , 6iic ; good forequarters ,
heifers , 5e ; good hindquarters , heifers. Re. good
cows , CVic ; fair cows , 5\c ; common cows , G'ic ;
cow forequnrters , 4jiS5c ; cow hindquarters , 7
iff PC.REEF
REEF CUTS Tenderloins , ISc ; boneless strips ,
9o ; strip loins. 7c , rolls , 9c : sirloin butts , tic ;
shoulder clods , Cc ; rump butts , 3c ; steer chucks ,
He ; cow chucks. 4l6c ; boneless chucks , 4' c ; con
plates. 3c ; steer plates. 3\tc : flank steak. Ctjc ;
loins , No , 1 , lie : loins , No. 2 , lOHc ; loins , No. 3 ,
SVjc ; sirloin ends , No. 1 , 9c ; ribs , No. 1 , llci
ribs , No. 2 , Si.ic ; ribs. No. 3 , C'.Jc ' : slcer rounds ,
7Vic ; cow rounds , 7c ; cow rounds off , ? Hc ; trim
mings , 4c ; beef shanks , 2Vic ; brains , per doz. ,
35c ; sweetbreads , per lb. , 12c : sweetbreads
( calves ) , per lb. , 40o ; kfttneys , per doz. , 35c ; ox
tails , each 3c ; livers , per lb. , 2c ; hearts , per lb. ,
2c ; tongues , per lb. , lie.
PORK Dressed plfts , Co ; drey , cd hogs , B5 < c.
tenderloins , 13c ; loins , 7c ; spare ribs , ( e ; ham
sausage , butts , Cc ; shoulders , rough , 5i c ; shoul
ders , skinned , Cc ; trimmings , 4'fcc. leaf InrJ , not
rendered , 6c ; heads , cleaned , 3c ; snout nnd ear- ,
3o ; backbones , llic ; cheek meats , 3c ; neck
bones , I'.Jc ; pigs' tails , 2c : plucks , pach 5Cj
chitterlings , 5c ; hocks , 4c : hearts , per doz. , 25ct
stomachs , each 3e ; tongues each 7c ; kidney ; ! ,
per doz. , lOo ; brains , per doz. . 13c. pigs' feet ,
per doz. , 25i * : livers , each 3c.
MUTTON Lambs , 8\Jc ; sheep. 7'.5c ' ; market
racks ( long ) , 9c ; hotel racks ( short ) , 12c : leg.i
nnd saddles , 8c ; lamb legs , 9c ; breasts ana
stews , 3c ; tomrucs , each 3c.
HIDES. TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Cc ; No. 2 green
IilJcs , B'.ic ; No. 1 suited hides , 8e ; No. 2 green
salted hides , 7c , No. 1 veal calfS to 12 Ibs. .
SV-c ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 13 Ibs. . Se ; No. 1 dry
flint hides. 1012e ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , 9fflOc
No. 1 dry salted hides. 9ItlOc ; part cured hides ,
i4o per lb. less thnn fully cured.
"
"SHEEP PELTS Green sailed , each 25ff6oe-
green salted shearlings ( short woolcd early-
skins ) eHi-h 15o : dry shearlings ( short woolert
early skins ) . No. 1 , each ue : dry flint , Kansnn
nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4S < - ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3H4c ;
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb , ,
actual weight , 4p.1c ; dry lUnt Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 34c ; fcer
cut off , as It Is useless to pay freight on them ,
IVIIIISUH Clly CJrnliV mul 1'riivlHloiiN.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 24. WHEAT Hard ,
fairly active , nbmit steady ; soft , dull ; No. 1
hard. Me ; No. 2 , SSKtfSJi.io ; No. 3 , MiH'-SHc : No.
4 , SOSJ82c ; No. 2 red , 92Q92lic ; No. 3 , SPS-Jrt No.
4. S2'SS4c ; No. 2 spring. 82c ; No.3 , Sic ; mixed ,
fil' ( * f
( K > RN Aetlve , alxiut stendy ; No , 2 mixed. 25V4
OA-rS-Mrm ; No. 2 'white , Millie.
RYE Steady ; No. 2 , 43043HC.
HAY Sternly ; choice , 54.01) ; prairie , 56.50.
UUTTEIl Firm ; receipts hort of demand ;
creamery , 18ff20e ; dairy. 12ffl3c. ,
EOOS Firm : heavy demand nnd small supply ;
Mi 'iirl nnd Kunsas. line.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 161,400 bu , ; corn , 20,800
bu. : oats. 15.000 bu.
HHIPMBNTS Wheat , 1C9.EOO bu. : corn , 26.000
bu. ; oats , fc.OOO bu.
\IMV Orli-niiM llnrUotH.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2I.-HOO PRODUCTS
Steady. Pork , old , SHe. Lard , refined tierce.
4 4c. Salt shoulders. Blje : steady. Sides , 6Hc.
Rat-on , clear ribs sides , CXc. llnms , choice
sugar cured , 8ifB'Jc. |
CO1-"FEE Rio , ordinary to low , fair , 59.25fl
11.23.
11.23.FIX UR-Steady ; extra fancy , 5I.C034.70 ;
patents. 55.10fj 5.2n.
CORNMEAL-Steady ; 51.60. '
RRAN ( ) lllet ; C2flC3c.
HAY Easier ; prime , 510.00311.50 ; choice.
. . .
CORN- Steady ; No. 2 sacked white , 3 Q3fc ;
mixed. 3Hf39e ; yellow. : t9 40c.
OATS No. 2 sacked , 25c.
RICEFirm. .
Cllirllillnll
CINCINNATI. Sept. 24. FI/1UK Dull.
WHKAT-yulet : No. 2 n-J. 93it9le.
CORN-Easv ; No. 2 mixed , SOJitmc.
OATS-Strong ; 3Uf2ll4c.
RYE-Qiilet' No. 2. 47c.
PROVISIONS Hulk me.ats. easier ; 34.45.
Raron , easier ; JO. 70. Lard , quiet ; 34,35.
WHISKY -Steady ; 51.21.
1IUTTKH Firm.
SUGAR Stendy.
EGOS Firmer : lc.
C1IKE8B Klrm.
_
Llvi-i-pnol Cralu anil I'rovlNloiiH.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 24.-PROVIHIONS-lacon ] ,
long clear middle * , light , 31 to 3 I In. , firm nt
2n ; long clear mlddlen , heavy , 40 to 45 11)3. , firm
at 31s Cd.
WHEAT Spot No. 2 red. western , winter ,
ite.idy nt 7 I'M ' ; No. 1 red , northern , prlnc ,
Hti-ady at Ss "d.
CORN Spot , American mixed , new , steady at
3s HJ'll September , steady at 3s llid ; October ,
Htendy at 3 Hid ,
FLOUR Ht. I ul * fancy winter , 11 lOa.
1'rorln firnln Alurkct.
PEORIA , Sept. 2l.-CORN-Steady ; No. 2 , ISVic.
OATS Inactive ; No. 2 white , HUffUc.
WHISKY Market flrrn : bail * for finished
good * , 51.21 ,
RECEI1TS Corn , 24.200 bu. ; oat * , C6fOO bu. ;
ryn and whliky , none ; wheat , COO bu ,
SHIPMENTS- . M.200 bu.j oat * . 55,800 bu.j
rye , none ; whisky , S55 bbls. : wheat , 1,800 bu ,
Tiili-ili ) MurUctn ,
TOLEDO , Sept , -WHEAT Dull , itendy ; No.
S cash and September. U5Vic : December , 95iia
CORN-Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , lc.
OATS Quiet : No. 2 mixed. 20o.
RYE-Dull : No , 3 cash , 4 < > , ic.
CI DVERSKED ActUe ; prime cash , 33.57H-
OIL Unchanjed.
Plillnili-liilila. ProiliiiiMiirkH. .
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. -nUTTER-Flrm ,
good demand , fancy we tern creamery. Jlc.
EOOH Firm ; freih nearby. 18o ; fre h weftern ,
17c ,
CHEESE-Steailr.
Sun Kriinuluro AVIirnt Qiiolndon * .
SAN FRANCISCX ) , Sept. 2l.-WHEAT-Eaay ;
December. 31.5JV ; .
York Dry ( iiniilN .M
NEW YORK , Sept. 14. The dry itood * market
la quiet , with a tlrm tenden-y on the part of
eellera botli at flrst hand * urn' Jobberi- . The
quletuiltf of the lait week In net considered n
fannldnble fact by dealer * , but U bill ) believed
to be reactionary In It * nature. ToJay' market
I * featurele a. Stapl * cotton * are tlrm. but
without active demand In any xraila. Rrnwn
cooj * attract Hula attention In th lighter
weights. Export good * are bought very quietly
when at nil. Print cloth * nro t * > tanditlll.
Rldn at 23-lfc. or ! ! < < b.'low thi market quota
tion , are reported. Selltr * refn > to tell at the
lower flrurf. The market fT ojd KOO.U r * .
main * linn at illrhtlv cloner rate * . The tale *
of th nuik. both at Fall Rv | r anj Provblenc * .
arc quite llnt. Woolen coed * of all ort * * r
In qultt auppUmtnttry demand at firm prlcti.
FOREIGN GOLD FOR WHEAT
Six nnd a Half Millions for Two Eajs
Received at New York.
EXPORTS LARGELY EXCEED THE IMPORTS
They are l.-l ! J'er Cent llenvler nt
Aicw Vork Tor Three \Veek
In September thnn
Yvur.
NEW YORK , Sept. J4.-R. Q. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade will say In Its Issue
tomorrow :
Hold Imports hu\c begun .direct from England
and tlotn Kiulice , besides the arrival of ILwHuw )
at San l-'inncutca from Australia lor wheat ex-
iwrted. The gold received there nnd started for
riuro | ninounts to 56.1uoui ) In two days , nnd
the advance of Its rates by the Hunk ot Eng
land to 2 > t per cent seems little likely to check
thu mo\emcnt. In view of heavy merchandise
balances duo to this country and n r- ! in tne
rate of Interest theru. The August excess of
merchnndlBo and speelo exports oler Imports
was not far fiom 522,000,000 and the September
export will evidently ! * larger , unless shipments
of gold are considerable. Merchandise cxporls
from New Yolk in ttircc weeks of beptemoer
have been 15.3 per cent over last year's and Im
ports 17.7 per cent less , and like changes In the
whole trade for the month would result In net
exports of 531.1 > 00OUJ meichnndlse , liosldes silver.
Product ) markets have been uncertain , closing
a fraction higher for both wheat and corn , while
the decline In cotton continues. With Si cents
paid for spot nt the end of August , colton has
dtopped 11 ? cents , or 18 per cent , in less than
four weeks. In spllo of n remaiknble revival of
manufactures. Fever In some southern cities has
not been largely Inlliientlul nnd tin- main factor
has been u geneiul Impression that estimates
uru as misleading as they were when the yield
was the grente.il on record. The corn estimate
most credited by the trade Is only 1,730,000
bushels , but Is coupled with figures tending to
show a surplus from the last crop of 400.u , leO
bushels iiver ordinary consumption. Were this
quite believed the prlco would not be rising , al
though exports continue heavy. In thrcu weeks
9.9I7.M3 bushels , against G.IM.ISI last year.
Wheat bus gained a fraction for the week , while
Atlantic cxporls , flour Included , for three weeks
have been 12,42S,1S1 bushels , ngnlnsl 0,183.743 last
year. Western receipts ale exceeding last year's
and foreign estimates now ngree In making lha
probable requirement from tills country over 1'W ' ,
WO.WW bushels glealer thnn last > ear.
The otllclal ending of the western conl strike
adds many thousand men to the working force
In the mines nnd others In manufactures using
bituminous coal. The Anthracite strike lias sub-
slanllally ended nnd no exlcnMve labor dis
turbance Is threatened. The output of coke Is
now 123,000 tons , and the price Is also advanced.
Some branches of the Iron itnd slcel Induslry are
clearly no longer able to keep up with their
new orders. Others nre veiy fully employed for
some monln abend nnd with nil the demand Is
Increasing. Heavy buying has raised Ressemrr
pig Iron at Plltsburg to 510.W and grey forge
to 59.30 , with actual saleil o' ' 10,000 tons. South
crn pig In the Mahonmg Valley for 50.73 nt
RlrmlnKhnm. lllllels nre quoted at 516.23 nnd
522.1 has l > een refused for wire rods. The
structural work Is behind orders and tin plate
mills are hindered by failure to get sheet burs
delivered fust enough , plate ami sheet mills
find heavy demand everywhere , and bars nre In
treat demand for cars at the west , with vastly
Improved demand and a shade better prices ut
the east. Advance of Iron and steel products
from thu lowest point Is 8.2 per cent.
Wool tales at Uoston have uecreuted a quarter ,
but manufacturers are still able to rind prollU
In goo.li with wool at present prices. Reporter
sales of wool are more than double those of
the most prosperous years , but the rise In prices
renders the future more doubtful except for
manufacturers having heavy supplies laid In.
The collon mills are doing large business ,
although recent buying of goods has naturally
decreased after the recent rush.
Failures for the week have been 209 In the
United States against 313 last year , und 2 $ In
Canada against W last year.
IjY CLKAHIMi IIOl/SIJ / TOTALS.
iilf f IlunliK'NH TraiiKiu-tloiis
of lh < - ANHOi'liiteil llniikx.
NEW YORK , Sept 21. The following table ,
compiled by llradstreet , shows the hank clearings
at eighty-seven cities for the week ended with
the pcrcejitago of Increase and decreas-e n.s com
pared with the corraspondlng week last year :
CITIES. Clearings , j Inc. Die.
New York bS2.2ill.tlO C5.C
lioston . . . ' 10l.OiK.180 K.o
Chicago ' 37.4 ,
Philadelphia 35.4
St. L < ouls 20,371.203 , 36.9
Plttshurg 10.711.0W 33.6
I la III more , 16.533 , KM 31.1
San Kr.incisco 1C.175.F37 3S.8
Cincinnati 12.012.2-.0j
Kansas City 11.74o,23S |
New Orleans < 8 , ICS.SIS 10.4
Minneapolis B.115 , 13.1
Detroit S.370.355 14.0
Cleveland 6,011.702 2J.S
I.oulsvlllc 5.700,047 15.0
Providence 5.020,100 27.0
Milwaukee 21.8
St. Paul 4,759,100) ) 7.5 !
HufT.Uo 4,323.2321 13.0) )
OMAHA f,407C9 : . | 77.0
Indianapolis 5.157.7J1 42.61
Columbus , O . , 23.1J
Savannah 3,46 ! ) CIS 14 .
Denver 2,031,729j
Hartford > ,43'J,7CS
Richmond 2.12S,7.7 28.4
Memphis 1.241.337 ! ' 24.9
Washington 1.073.CM 'iiiej
Peorla 1.C21.40) , 35.0
Rochester 1.4C4 212 18.7
New Haven lC70,3f7i 13.2
Worcester 1.5M.2C3) ) '
Atlanta l,33o.OOO 'iiii
Salt I < ake City 1.615.499
Sprlnglleld , Mn > s l,2tiU,3Si 18.5
Knrt Worth l.Sil.31.1 9.4
Portland , Me 1,4:1,499 23.4
Portland , Ore 1.1CJ5,71 87.7
St. Joseph 1,291.120 40.6
Los Angeles 1.179,182 31.7
Norfolk SS2.430 '
Syracuse 973,910 'si ! ?
Das Motnes 903.717 36.8
Nnshvlllo 9C4 C32 43.2
Fall River 930.233 19.3
Scranton
Grand Rapids 73S.902 16.9
Augusta , Ga. . . . ; . . . , 1,4I9.C43 | 41.1
Lowell 797.413 CO. 6
Dayton , O MS.27- ' n.s
Seattle fiSO.MG 57.1
Spokane B96.634 27.6
llll A-DSTH HUT'S WKUICI.Y UHVIKW
Some Check In Di-niiiinl for
for Six WriikH.
NEW YORK , Sept , 24. Rradstrcct's tomorrow
will say ;
There 1 * a check to the Inward sweep of de
mand In atapln lines noticeable throughout Ih
country for the last six weeks. The yelhn
fever quarantine throughout the greater portloi
of the region embraced by the gulf states ha
brought hUBlne * * to a standstill. At centers o
dlntrlbutlon In central , en tern nnd wenten
8tale th recent activity ! In dry goods , hats and
hardware has fallen off , but ut thu west and 01
the Pacltlo coatt the buying by Interior mer
chant * ami the free distribution of na-ri-lmnillt
continue to bo featureless , Demand for heivy
textile fabric * has been stimulated by coble
weather and SI. I.nul merchants ray the yellut
fever pcare will have no effect upon trade n
that city , as * oulhern merchants had Mippllei
thcnuelvea there before the quaiantlne was en
forced. The outlook for business In parts o
Texas , Arkani.-m , T.-nneoen and Georgia la for n
much duller season than had been expectC'1
Favorable features of the week are found li
sharp advance * In price * for lion and steel , heav >
Mk' of llnsstmrr pig Iron , HI eel blll.-u and rail
nml a proipect that Iron and steel price * will g
higher In the near future. "Wool I * ale hlghe
and woMen good * for IK'S delivery nio up 10 t
15 per cent , with the outlook fuvoilng an ad
Vance.
The Increased volume of general trade I * also
utlmulated by the continued heavy movement o
cereals to tide water , the nlnioul unprecedentei
quantities exported each week and Increased
mimlH-r cf people finding employment In Indim
trl.il nnd rommeiclnl line * a * c nupared wllh a
year ago , together with the tendency of gold to
coma here from abroad. Export * of wheat , flour
Included a * wheat , from bulb roam * of the
United State * nnd from Montreal , thl * week.
amounted lo 5.cj,4 3 hu heln , compared with
( U ! > 9.94t buihel * lait wek. 3.930.UK ) bushel * In
thn week a year axe , 3,150,0 > ) d buihel * luo > var
ago , 3UOiXI huthel * throe year * 111:0 : and a *
mpared with 5,430,000 bu hel * In the c rre-
ipondlng week of 1S93. Kiport of Indian corn
uKKr iald 4.0:3li : buiheU. compared with 9.901. '
00) buhl * lat wctk , t.dO.OOO buhela In ( h *
week on y ar ago , J.IW , MO buhel > two ) r
J77 ]
ago , IW.tKW bushel * lhr yy < w p anil ns com *
pirod with SIS.'W ' bifViUeU In the like week of
1WJ.
There nre 327 t > ulnf > w-falltir < i rep.irtel through
out the 1'nlli-d states this wei k. compared with
an ln t week. 321 In tlM'pdrd ' w.-ek . > f September ,
Hl"S , m In 1 95. III We like weete of 1 94 nnd
ns rinlrxstnl with S1J In the corresponding period
In 1 ? 3. Them nrc thlFtT-tlve bu in - s failures
reported throughout thn J/nnadlan dominion this
week , against thlrty-Mi'Mast week , thirty-four
In the week n year ( IMH nnd thirty-five In the
corresponding week of LS > S.
HKVinW OF TIIUi STOCK MAIIKKT ,
SiM-i-tilnlloii Continued to lie oil 11
Verj- IjiriiSeiile. .
NEW YORK , Sepl. 54. In the review of the
lock market tomorrowMiradstrcets will sny :
Speculation continue- be on n very largn
icnle , the we'k's proceedings being attended by
sensational Incidents. Ttiey embraced a sharp
lecllne with heavy bull liquidations , due to the
advance of the money market , followed by n
sliarp recovery of prices , encouraged by the
announcement Hint 5Z.M4.Wi ) gold was en rnme
from Europe. The market had notice that the
period of excessively rates was drawing to
nn ( ml and on Monday and Tuesday Inst lenders
marked up their call loans. There was no
scarcity of mmey. nevertheless the stock market
lad become overbought , and many speculators
were carrying unwarranted large nmoiuits of
locks. Hence the time was ripe for liquidation.
The bear Interest hammered the market vigor
ously. While the declines on nn nvcrnge were
no more thnn two points In the nclltc list , some
stocks made very considerable decllnei nnd the
market presented a bearish appearance on Tues
day.On
On Wednesday , however , the market became
steady , though dull. Liter announcements nf
gold being taken In London caused n sharp rnlly
In prices , which developed Into excited
Imll speculation. The market continued very
strong on Thursday. There was considerable
bullish manipulation by the cliques In various
specialties. On Krldny the market wns heavy
nd lower. The unfavorable circumstances cm-
braced a harder tone In exchange nnd specula
tion of nn unfavorable bank statement.
STOCKS AMI 1IO.VDS.
lOiiPtlonnry Spirit In Knit Srvny on
Wnll Street.
NEW YORK , Sept. 24. The reactionary spirit
resumed full sway today In the stock market
after n brief period of higher price * during the
morning , due to sympathy with Sugar , which
advanced nt one time to 2 points over last
night's close. Sugar's strength was due to the
belief that the Treasury department would de
cide tliat Holland was In effect paying nn ex
port bounty on Sugar and that the counter
vailing duty would therefore apply to Dutch re
fined sugars. The rise In Sugnr nnd some
strength manifested by Manhattan served lo
raise the general level of pilc-es to n fractional
extent , but proved Inadqiiale to sustain them
nnd the fall for the lenulndcr of the day was
practically continuous , though more rapll at
Home times than others. There wus nothing In
the nevs of the day to account for the decline ,
nil the reports of railroad earnings continuing
to show large Increases and advices of the
growth of business aeltlvlty being uniformly
encouraging from nil points. The outside public ,
however , hud apparently censed lo buy , and the
large bull operators were no longer willing to
nccept the heavy offerings of stocks made to
them. Profit-taking was the order of the day.
The market was dull compared with the recent
tone , but the decline was nevertheless checked.
The beur Interest was well defined nnd was
constant in activity during the day. The situa
tion of the money msrket nttrncted Interest.
The fenlures were the firmness of call money on
n bnsls of 2 per cenl and conslJerablo activity
In the time money market. The exchange mar
ket also hardened , actual rates advancing about
'i In response to the gold shipments now on the
wny to this country. Remlltnnces to the Interior
have continued on a large scale nnd tomorrow's
bank statement Is expected to show R laige ad
ditional decicase Jn the surplus reserve. The
banks aul the subtreugury have been able to
meet r.11 demands thus far for currency , but
the demand upon Ihi'm'ls ' large and promises to
Increase. The trcnstirj' at Washington found
ilself unable to acceHe So the request of a lor-nl
bunking tlrm whleh liniTreceived a consignment
of gold nt San Franolsev to lt credit to be. al
lowed to withdraw lega ) lenders from the sub-
treasury In iNew Yivrk 'upon the deposit of the
gold In San Francisco. Amongst the returns
of railroad earnings for the third week In Sep
tember Missouri Pnclllc-showed an Increase of
5111 ( Wii ; Denver & Rte Oran le. 521.000. nnd Rio
flrnnde Weslern 519,3(0. . , For the second week
Northern Pacific shqweil an Increase of S126,7u5.
New Jersey Central' for August showed an In
crease , net of 599.191 ! . Slocks ot soft coal roads
which have failed to shii're In the bite Improve
ment owing to the miners' strike showed some
activity today and -were- comparatively steady.
ferred est IV4 nnd Sugar. Cotton Oil , Delaware
Hudson r.nd Oniilha-'over ' 2 points. Illinois
acrors ? such as the Issue of treasury WIN next
week and the payment Into the Hank of I-.ngland
next week of the second Installment of money
on the Japanese loan. There nre nlso stale-
nienls today of u large Issue of n Canadian loan
"on as also 1.000.0) ) In West Australian Irons-
ury bills. The Paris bourse was firm. The gold
exports have linil no effect there. There ate
special reserves of gold In Paris , In which money
has been borrowed from the Rank of 1ranee. .
The Herlln market was steady. Dutch exchange
has fallen sharply.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atchlson IBM do pfd Hit
dopfd : ) - > B St. Paul I1SM
HaUlinora& Ohio. . 1 do pfd 144 ? {
Canada Pacific 74J St. P. .V Om f4
Canada Southern . SUM do pfd 1-1-1
Central I'aoltlc 10h St. P.M. AM 12''t4
dies. .tOhlo 24VS So. 1'acltle 'JO
Chicago & Alton. . . .KM So. Hallway ll"-
C..II. &Q " do pfd 3I
5.1. . BK ( Texas A Paclllo. . . . 13
- -
C.O.C-i St. L
do pfd U.P.I ) . , tO . ! > H
IVl.A Hudson 1184 Wabash . 8ii !
Del. L. ft W U.n do pfd . , . 2P
Uen.&RtoG El Whi-i'l..t IK . 24 !
rte pfd 4H do nfd .
Krlo ( now ) I'W Kx . IBfl
ErlolBtpfd 41Mi Amisrlcan Kx . 117
Fl. Wavnn 1118 Unlti-d States Kx. . . 41
treal Northern pfil.lilH Wells Fareo Kx..lO
lira-kin ? V.illov. . . . 7M A. Col. Oil .
IllluolHContr.il. . . . 105 > l do pfd . 74 i
Lake Erlo .V W. . . . 1 4 Am'nSplrllH . 13 <
dopfd 77 do pfd . 3-J
LakoShorn 17fl Am. Tobacco . HM (
I.oiilavlllo&Nash. "DM du ptd
.Manhattan I. lOS't.OliliMso C.iis 10I
Met. Traction 121 Cons. Han ' --3
Michigan Con tr.il. . 10(1 ( I Com. Cable Co 273
Minn , .t St. L 27 Col. IIron lr. ! } (
ilolBtpfd 7 do pfd 8l >
Mn.Pacific ! 14 fi-n. Eb-ctrlc illlH
Mnbllu&Ohlo 2S IllinoisSU-nl 47
Mo.K. .t T Ifi
do pfd In
Chicago. Ind. , t L. . . ! ( l do nfd
do pfd 33 Nnt. Un. Oil 1C
N.J. Central H9 Paclllu Mall 35M
NiY.Contr.il lim Pullman Pal IS"
N. Y. Chi. At St. It . HID ( Silver CertlfloatoH , . ii7W
dolHtpfd 71) iStaud.llopo & .T. . . . flit
ilo-'dpfd : i7WStigar | HB ,
Norfolk ft WoHtorn 14 do pfd 11U (
No. Ami-r. Oo fi7 IT. C. .t Iron 31M
No. Pncltlo 1HH U. s. leather SV <
do pfcl M do pfd H7 ! <
Onliirloi W 1H U.S. Kilbbur 17m
Oni , H. A Nav 37 do pfd I1SW
Ore > . .short Line Ill XVosli-rn Union. . . . Ill
PlttHburg IS" Rlil. HI. Western. . . 17H
Hoadlnjr atHt'Siirlliwt'Biurii l'J7
Hock Inland HU : do pfd 104
SI , Louts * S. K .Itiil
Total sales of stocks , 521.20) shares , Including :
Atchlson. 13.250 ; Cht-saiienke & Ohio. . 30 ; Rur-
ilngton , 32,319 ; IlocklnHj Valley. 0,770 ; I iulsvlII
& Nashville , 15,120 ; : .Uanhattan. 1I. M , Metro ,
polltan Traction , 4,307llBsoiirl | ) * Pnclllc. 14.450 ;
Mlsfcourl , Kansas fc ui'e4Rs preferre I , 4.310 ; New-
York. SusiiuehannaWestern , 5.4V ) : New York
Central , 4,158 ; Northern. I'aclllc , 8,275 Northern
IMclflc preferred. 1ST420L Reading , 19.920 ; Rock
Islantl , 22.550 ; Ontujfii'Western. ' . 3.150 ; HI.
Paul ; 4f > ,7a ) ; Omuha'U.7iWSouthern preferred ,
4.255 ; Union I'aclllc , cAl.W ) ; Union Pnclllc , Denver -
ver & Gulf , H.TJt ; , , . Wabanh preferreil. 4,780 ;
Wheeling & Lake Krle , 4,205 ; AmericanTobaico ,
10.106 , R.iy tilate Uas. "SilaO ; Chicago Qas. ! ) .1 0 ;
Central Klectrlc. 3.110 ! ' l > ail , 4KO ; Paclllc Moll ,
3 8S5 ; Sugar , 70,470)i fTennessee Coal & Iron ,
6.S50 ; Western Unloi ,
llOHfllll Sllll-l' OlIOtllllllllM ,
I1OSTON , Sept. 24. f.'all loans , 3f/4 per cfnt ;
time loans , 3'v4f4'.i ' per cent. Closing prices for
utix-ks , bonds and mining tharea :
P " life. 'Vest Knu
Amorlcan Suirar. . IlV'flV. Klna . - . - .
Am.Muirar nfd . . . HUMb\Vls. Cent ' . '
HavSiato ( las -JI | Kd. EInj III 1.M1
Dell Tolanhono. . . 2IIS "f on. KluJ. pM HH
llouton.V Alumv. ' 'ID lAtchUon uM UL'H
llOHtonA Maine. . . 1(111 ( Allouoz Mlnln/0) Hi
O. . II. &U 1M Atlantlo 'Jil'I '
ntuhbun * IH',11 lioilon , V Mo.lll'H ] ! ' ! ! <
fipneral Kloatno. . ! I7 UliittoA llostcti. . . . 27V ]
lllmolH Sttoi . . 47 Calumiiti llocu. . 47fi
Mexican UonlrJl. . iHiiCi-nti-nnhil ' 21U
N. V. .V N. K HI ) Franklin. . . . . 22l <
Old Colony 181 Knarstr/e . 21 '
O..S. L SO
Rubber 17i ! . 140
SjnPlftio II Wolvennj . 17' <
Union Paclllu ' - " - '
\i-tv York Mining < | ii < ifnfIIMIN.
NiW YORK , Stpt. 51. The following are thu
clo > lng mining quotations :
Chollar . .10 O.ilirio -'Ill
Crown Point . 30 Oiinir Ill )
i. Cal. , VM - . . 13.1 Plyinoutn la
DoaJwootl . IIO Oulokallver lot )
( lonklA.Jurrr. . . . . AA lonln'isilver DU. . . "JO )
Hulo.V Nonirjii . 100 Slerr.i NdV.l U. . . 1011
lluiui.-iit.iku 2UQI ) Sl.tnilar.1 lei )
Iron .Silver jot ) i Union Con 13
Mexican 43 ' Yullow Jaskut'H
.Vini-rli-iin .Siiirltl < - In I.oiiiluu ,
UDNJDON. Sept ! 4. Tha market for Amer | ,
can curlll declined after the p nlni ; on it
dealre amonj IwMeri tu rcallie , but later
ste.idled somewhat. nil closed * teady , with ft
moderate dc.uand.
XIMV York Mime ) Mnrliet.
NEW YORK , Sepl. 14-MONEY ON CAM
Firm at 2'4 < M per cent ; last loan. l < i per cent ;
oloslnr , 2 S'i per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE 1'APKU-IUOS per
cent.
STERLINO EXCHANOE Firm with actual
business In bankers' bills nt 51.JS for demand
and at 54 S2H 4.M i for sixty days. 1-osted rales ,
14.5301.SI nnd ! 4.S5Hfl4.S6'i. Commercial bills ,
54.SI.
SILVER rr.HTtnPATKS-tWTitrSSo
RAR S1I.VER-57C.
MEXICAN D01.L.\RS-4JHc.
110VERNMENT RONDS-Slrong.
STATE RONDS Dull.
RAILROAD IHINPS Weak.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
iTTsT ni\v4S7foiTf2i H fflT'i N.J. C.As
U.S. new4s eou.lS.lVH N. o. OH m
It. S. 4s.rrir. . N. C.-I4 U > ' - ' > <
No. r.icMc ? l8ts..l''OH
U.S. 2s. n-z I'S ' No. Vacllla Hs WiVi
U.S. rn.n-ir . .ll-ISi-HA No. Paclllo 4
U.S. An , ooupll4' Mt.l N. Y. C , VSI. I. . Is .
District.I. ll.ls HW'I'N-AW. ' Us r.-.i
Ali..cl.ni ; A. . - 107 IN.V. . Consols 14.l1
Ala..claisll Hid JN. \V.tlon. fis 117
' " ' " ' ' '
- ' . . . ) Ore ! N ; v. 4s . . . . lit
AtohlBOti4s N-i'4 O. S. L. tls , I. r 111 !
Atchlkou nil ] , 4s . . . AS > * | 0. S. U Ss , t. r Ol' <
Canada So.'JtulM . . .Hill O. Imp. Ists , t. r..UU
r.AN , P. tr ns 4ll1il0.1mii Bs , t. r . . . . II1 *
C..VO. fit 11:1 : Pacltlods of 'US. . .1(12 (
c. H. AD. 4ss. . . .mm IttadlnIs
D. All. 11. Ists IO.IH U. Ct.Wost Ists Hi
I ) . A H. O. 4s SU SI. L. .V I. M. Coil. 5 S < SV ,
KastTOIIII. Ism..Ills SI. L. AS. F.don.tl. llo i
KrlnOon. 4 71l < St. P. Consols 1 III
V. W. , 1) . Is , t. r. . 72 SL P. O..t P. Ists. . . 11 MX
( icit. Kh-c. is * 101) ) St. P. C. A. P. in . . .115H
O.H.S. . A.tJs 1113 S. C. iionfiiud. . . . H
( J. H. AS. A. 'ds..llli Southi-rn Rv. os. . . . 0.1't.
. . . . S. R. AT. Un ill
11. .VT. C. con Us. . . I Oil Tonti. now HctMs . . H4
Iowa C. Ists 1174 Tux. Pac. L C. . Isls 11.1
K. P. con. t. r IH Tex IM ? . Rir. Zrtn. . : W <
K. P. lits.t. r 11(1 ( U. p. 1sm 101
l.a , N iw Con. 4s. . . . ' . ' : > U. P. I ) . A . l8ts. . S' '
U A. N. Unl. 4s M W Wab. iHlSs 107
Missouri ( ! H 101) Wnb.Jils 77
M.1C.AT.'Jds lUKlWe-U Shorn Is . . . .107
M. K. AT. 4s HHUiVn. Cctltlirlos 07'
N. Y. O. Ists HSUlVa. dotern-il 4
Nun KruiK-lNi-o > | | II'IIK | Uiiotiillons.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 24. The oillclal closlns
qunlatlons ' for mining stocks today wrro as fol-
'ows :
" "
Alia 4 Julia..Tr. . : l
AlnliaCou 14 justtco
Andi-s IS Knutucky Con . tl
liclchcr 2(1 ( Mexican . M
licHtA ilulciior. . . . OS
llulllon S onhlr . 1)7 )
rnlo Ionia 3 ! ) ' ) vrniiau . 17
ChnlltMicu Con 4-J Potosi . 112
Chollar. Ill Slv.iL'i- : . : il
CoiiiUlencu 11 i Scoi-pum . 3
Con. Cal. A V.i 140 Sh-rra Nisva'l.i. ' . . . 10,1
l.'on. Imiorl.U 'J Union Col : . ill )
frown t'oitil JH ! UlahCoa . 10
Rxelicqiltfr 4 Yt-liowlV3kot. . . . MO
iioulUACiirrui. . . . ( > 1 Stiinil.ml . 1HO
llalo.v Norcroit. . lin _
Silver bars. Mine ; Mexlcnn dollars. 46 46\lc ;
drafts , sight , 12'fcc ; drafts , telegraph , 130.
l.oiulon Stoi-U UiiotulloiiN.
LONDON. Sept. 24. 4 p , in. Closing :
Consols.m'.v Sul'.iul conimou. . 10SK
tonsols. i-c't..lll l-lj ) ( N Y. Coiiti-.u . ll.l'i
Can. P.iclhc 77' ( I'onnsvivnnla . nnH
Krlo 1HH
Krlo iHtsufu 44'i llux. Ci'n. now m. 117
111. Cciiir.u ion Atchlson . 1 lll !
Mi-\tcin orttinarv. 20 L. A N . U2U
RAR SILVER Uncertain at 2C\Ad per oz.
MONEY 14 per cent.
The rule of discount In the open market for
short bills Is 2U per cent ; for thtee months'
jllls , 2Vi per cent.
Gold Is quoted at Ruenos Ayres today at
, ! , .DO ; at Llsl.,11 , 47'4 ; at Rime , 103.32.
1'liiiinclalottN. .
MEMPHIS. Sept. 2-1. Clearings , 5C:2.12S ; bal
ances , 522S.6CG.
11OSTON. Sept. 21. Clearings , 517,903,534 ; bal-
unces. $ l.cr .l'.01.
NI3W YORIC. Sepl. 21. Clo.irlngs , 5132,013,612 ;
Balances , 5Co04(4Vi. (
CINCINNATI , Sept. 21. Money , 2liffl percent ,
New Yoik i-xehatige , COc.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 24. Clearings , 5733,14- | .
N'ew York exchange , bank p.ir ; commercial ,
51.75 per 51,000 discount.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 21. Clearings , SU21.0SO ; bal
ances , t(8 ( .7S7. Money , 407 per cent. New Yoik
exchange , G-u discount bid , 21c discount nsked.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21. Clearings , 59.801-
" 1 , balances. 5l,23l4S. ! .Money. 2Mi4(3 per cent.
RALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-Clearings , t2,140,2CO ;
lulunces , 54 < rJ.433.
C-1IIPAC.O. Sept. 2l.-aenrlngs. 513.3.fis. New
York exchange , par to lOc discount. Sterling ex
change , pubted tales , 5I.S3il.Si. Llquld.itloii wus
i feature In stocks t.day ; closing : SUawboanl ,
2S ; City Railway. 235 ; West Chicago , 1W ; South
Slilu U CO ; North Chicago , 240 ; 1-ake Street L.
-VU ; New York Ulscult. OaH.
l'orliii | Financial.
RERI.IN , Sept. 24. 1-h.cliange on I ondon , 20
marks 3S pfgs. for checks.
PARIS , Sept. 24. Three per cent rentes , 103f
lOc for the account. Exchange on I ndon , 23f
20o for checks.
COTTON MAHICKTfl.
Iliiililitloii | nt I IK- CloNtllnkt'si Fliint
I'rli'pH SIlKlitly LiMVr. .
NEW YORK , Sepl. 24. The cotton market
opened steady at an advance of 24 points on
better Liverpool cables thnn had been expected.
Following the first call there was a further
advance of 1IH2 points on bullish cuip news , c-Jus-
Ing local covering. Near the clone local liquida
tion set In und the market cloted steady with
prices showing a net lo s of 4 points to a net
Kulri of 1 iwlnt. Closing prices : January , 51.50 ;
February. JC.54 ; Marc.i , J6.SS ; April , J6.C1 ; May ,
5a.G5 ; June. 56.C-J ; September , 58.4S ; October , 5i-46 | ;
November , 5 ( > .43 ; December , 5C.45. Spot closed
quiet ; middling , uplands , Cftc ; middling , gulf , 7c ;
middling , C3ic ; net receipts , nom- ; grows receipts ,
10.140 bales ; exports to the continent , 2,148 bales ;
forwarded , G.OtsG bales ; sales , 225 bales ; stock ,
4C.S7G bales. Weekly receipts , M balej ; gross n-
celpts , 37.1S1 bales ; expoits to ( * ieat Rrltafn ,
11.S77 bales ; France , C30 balea ; continent ,
3.949 bales ; foiwarded , 21,422 bales ; sales ,
2.S77 bales ; fplnners , 1,287 bales. Total today :
Net receipts , S7.529 bales ; exports to Clreat
Urltaln. 17,195 bales ; France. 11,300 bales ; con
tinent , 12.29S bales ; stixik , 35ii,571 b.iles. Consoli
dated : Net receipts , 239,415 bales ; exports lo
Oieat Ilrltaln , 435,835 bales ; Frances , 9.830 bales ;
continent , 42.C0.1 bales. Total since September 1 :
Net receipts. 531,415 bales ; exports to Clreat
Ilrltaln , C3.1C1 bales ; France , 24.0J5 bales ; con
tinent , 72ru bales. Following lire the total re-
cUpts-of cotton at all ports slnvf September 1 ;
finlveflton , 174,112 bales ; New Orleans , 11".54 < i
bale.s ; Mobile , 18,279 bales ; Savannah. 105.S4I !
bales ; Charleston , 44,435 bales ; Wilmington , 45 , ! > 52
bales ; Norfolk. 2:1,827 : bales ; llaltlmore , 303 bnles ;
New York , 1.132 bales ; Rofton , 1.114 bales ; Phila
delphia. 1,419 bales ; total , :51R5 b.iles ,
LIVERPOOL , Sept. 21. COTTON Spot , quiet ;
prices liiwer ; American middling , 4 ti-ltid ; good
middling , 43-32d ; American middling. 33-i2d : ; low
middling , 327-32d ; good ordinary , 3 23-32d ; or
dinary , 3 17-32d. The sales of the day wen'
P.i1 * ) bales , of which 5'i ' ) were for speculation
and export , nnd Included 7,500 American ; re
ceipts , 1,1'W ball" , all American , Futures upi.-m.-il
quiet nt a moderate ilem.mil , nnti uloscd quiet
but steudy ; Amerlean I * M. C. , Septemlwr ,
3 52-CISi.l SI-Md , sellers ; Keptembur nnd October ,
3 47-Cliif3 4S-rltl , sellers ; October nnd NiA-ember ,
3 47-64d. buyers : November nnd Decemlier ,
.1 Zl-wn 3S-0 d , sellers ; December and January ,
3 36-041/3 37 Old , m-Here ; January and February ,
3 J7-C4 < 1 , sellers ; February und March , 3 37-Cld.
sellers ; Match and April. 3 37-645J3 38-f,4d. sellers :
April and May. 3 J8-C4H3 SU-6ld , sellers ; May and
June , 3 3a-C4fl3 40ld , sellers ; Jum > and July ,
3 40-C4IW 41-r.ld. Follawlng lire the weekly cot
ton statistics : Sales , total , 55. MO bales ; sales ,
Amerleun , 47.0 bnles ; trade taking 5lOjO bales :
actual exports , ll.OJO bales ; Import , total , 15,00 < )
Imh-H ; Import , American , 12,000 bales ; stock , total.
r.l'I.UO ) bah-s : slock , American , 24COOi > bnles ;
alloal , total , 39,0' bales ; afloat , American. 37,000
bales ; sales for speculation , 400 bales ; purchases
for export , 2,600 bales.
NEW OKL12ANK. Sept 21. COTTON-Qulet ;
tales. 3,600 bales , ordinary , 5 5-inc ; good or
dinary , Sll-lCr ; loiv middling , Co ; middling ,
( > r-Gr ! : good middling , C'J-Cr ! ; mlddllnK fair ,
013-lCe ; reeelpts. S.922 bnles : Btm-k , C2.43S Imgs.
Fiitun-s , Hlnndy ; sales. 20500 bales ; September.
G3ii.37 | ; Oetober. JO 12iU3 ( : November. 5ii.I4 { |
0.15 ; Decemlier , 5H.15fi0.1G ; January , 56.21jrO.21 ;
1'VbniarlC.24iffi.25 ; March , 56.30S6.31 ; April ,
JC.34frC.35.
ST. IX3UIS , Kept. 2l.-COTTON-Stendy and
1 Ko lower : sales , 121 bales ; middling , tj ej re
celpls , 1,201 bales ; Hhlpments , fi'.S balea ; block ,
10,178 bales
CiitfiiMarl.its. .
NEW YORK , Sept. II.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened rtvady , with prices unchanged to 5
points lower. Ruled Inactive , with weak under
tone on continued heavy Rr.izlllnn receipts mul
steady urmmulutknn of stocks , with rpol
biiyets Indlfferenl : t-elllnu checked by Increase
In thu United .States warehouse deliveries , rhiyeil
barely steady , net nnchnnged to 5 polnl lower.
Sales. 10 H ) bags. Including October. 50.25. Spot
coffee , steady ; No. 7 Invoice. . 57.1214 : Jobbing ,
57.62 < & . Total warehouse deliveries from the
United StateH. IV. 722 bags. Including 18.271 bags
fr-m New York ; New Vork stock to lay. 377.211
bars : United State * Htoik. 4SC 410 buns ; ullnat
for I ln > United Stale * . 325.0PO hags ; total vlclblu
for the United States. 781,410 hugv , agilnst
C.WO.MO bags In 1E93.
HANTOH. Sipt. 24. fViFKIIK-Rleady ; gooi
avcrago Santon. V.OOO rein ; rtcilpU , ij.bfniaxi \
Htoek. 1 1I5.iiV ) bags.
HAMIII'RO. Hept. 2l.-COFFEI--Oi : > enedft
V4 pfK lower , I'losed unelianged at 'i pfg. nut
decline ; sales , 0FiO bagi.
HAVRE. Sept. 21. roi.'j-'KB-Oncned tmrely
Heady , unchanged ; at 12 m. unchanged : at 3
p. m , itfady , iinehariKed ; closed quiet , net un-
clmnxed : talen. 13,000 bags.
RIO DB JANEIRO. Seid. 51 COFFEI-- :
Sleady No. 7 Rio. S.7W rel : exchange. 75-1W ;
receipt * . 1C.X ( buns ; cleared for the Untied
States. 12 000 bag * : cleared for Europe , 11 , W
bags ; Block , IC3iQ hags.
MiiKiir Marlii-lx.
WJNDON Kept. -IIKirr riUriAR-S.-ptem.
ber , K.I ll'-d. Oi-tober. k loud.
NEW YORK , Sept 2I.-SUOAR Raw , firm ;
fair refining , SHe ; c'-ntrlfuKHl. 9C le t , 3 IJ-lCe.
Rrllnwl , Hrm ; crunhed , J'io , iwwdnrtMl , 5ic :
KranuUledMe. .
NEW OW.EANS. Hept. 2l.-SUlAR-Oiil t ;
open llll . JUWlUe. centrifugal Brnnulalce ! ,
3 13-1M/4 1 ICc ; yellow. 3V4n. | neconda , IfiSiiu.
California lrl < -il
NEW YORK Sept 24 CALIFORNIA
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Friday Scos n Cessation of the Grer.t Hush
to Sell.
UNDERTONE OF WEAKNESS IN BUSINESS
llicltt IMiul Trail < Hull unit
* liu-llnvil ( o .Sen ! < I'rluon
lloK" HoKiiln it lllu
Ten Ci-ntn. I
SOUTH OMAHA , Sept. II. Receipts for the
days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
September 21 3.8)S 1.SS7 3,701
September 21 1.51' ) 5.SS5 1.IM . . . .
September K 6r44 9.M1 1.670 . . . .
September 21 , . 6.SW S,7i3 1.M7 1
September 20 5,704 S.2S7 3,615 . . . .
Seplember IS SGI 4,217 lS7i 28
Seplemlx-r 17 3,041 4.637 2.8W . . . .
SeplemlHir 1C 4,677 4,376 l.SM ) J'
September 15 B.7CI .6H 3S < 4 20
September II 4.S.09 6.1B8 1.123 . . . .
Seplembir 13 f..6M 1.217 3,5'iJ ' 69
SeptemlK-r 11 1.531 6 , ) 4M
Seplcmbe. 10 4r,03 5.CG3 W
September 9 4.77S 6 , ! < * 9 2.703
Septembtr S S.2I1 6.407
Tlie oillclal number of cars ot stock brought
In today by each road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. . M. & St. lRy 1
Mo. P. Ry II 1 ;
Union P.icltlo system S B 15
lE. . * M. V. R. R 21 9
' St. P. , M. & O. Ry 1 3 2
11. * M. R. R. R. Ill W
K. C. & St. J 1
C. . R. I. & P. Ry. , cast 1
Total recelpls U6 SO 17
The deposition of the day's receipts wns ns
Follows , each buyer purchasing the number of
head Indicated ;
lluyers. Cilllle. Hogs. Sheep.
O. H. Hammond Co 13ti MO
Swift nnd Company tl 1,271 l.SCT
fuilnhy l-ncklng O. > 1S1 103 l.WJ
R. llecker and Degnn 72) 212
man Rothschilds f.23
W. I. Stephens US
Renton & Underwood IGfi . . . . . . . . . .
KrebUs & Co. 11
Livingston 103
Hamilton 6X9
cudnhy P. Co. , from K. C. . . 394
Oilier buyers W7 f"2
Left OUT 10) 679
Totals 4,179 2,000 4fS7 ,
CATTLE There wns a fair run of cattle lodny
for a l-'rlday but It looked light ns compaied
with the large runs earlier In the week. The
mniket ns a wholn was wattling In Interest.
Thervere very few corn-fed cattle here , nnd
none that Were very choice , lluyers heeinnl lo
be Indifferent and the trade was dull und sellers
claimed lower.
There wns also n wean tone to the cow and
heifer market , and the tinde wns dull.
The most of the business of tte ! day w-ns In
feeders , a large prupoitlon of all the cuttle here
cm ng under Hnt head. Tie demand wiis renson.
nlily good and the market Just about steady.
The most of the offerings changed hands In good
seaMm.
Yesterday wns a big day In feeders , ami the
shipments Into the country , 1.1S cats or 4,181 head ,
weio the laigest In Hie history of the yards. The
shipments into the country have been so large
Ibis week that the yards huvu been kepi well
cleared of cattle In spite of the very lurge 10-
celpls. Rcprcscnlntlvii Kales :
NATIVES.
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pt No. Av. 1'r.
3..1193 $3 03
COWS.
S7.1 255 11. . . . 952 2 61 . . (90 ( 2 S"
15. . . .1121 3 00 1..103) 30" ) . . S73 IM
. .1040 200 2. . . . 910 2 3' ' ) . . S40 273
12. . . .1157 2 P ) 3..1240 2 95 . .1070 293
1..1300 2 U3 4..I037 3 23
2. . . . 705 3 00 10. . . . CM 3 40
IIUI.I.X.
2. . . .1300 340 1..1300 273 1..1MO 2 M
1..1I10 2 40 1..1I20 2 85 4. . . . CS3 2 90
OX UN.
1..1530 2 TO
STAOS.
13. . . . 1211 350
SToeicnus AND FKUDURS.
1. . . . 910 365 20. . . . 507 415 15. . . . ! > S2 415
5. . . . 35S 3 CO 2. . . . : i > 4 21 16. . . .1013 4 23
WKSTKRNS.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
2 tailings. . . . 9CO J2 TO 1 tailing .1170 J.1 00
5 tailings. . . . lire 250 24 feeders. . .1003 3 ! )0 )
1 bull 930 2 CO 20 feeders. . . .1112 400
1C cows 971
NEI1RAS1CA.
1 bull 1SSO 240 2 heifers IDS' ' ) SOB
1 eow. , 10(1) ( 2 4 > ' 2 heifers "M 3 15
1 cow 1170 2 GS 11 feeilers. . . . KM 370
1 eow MO 2 f ' . 2 feeders..1013 410
1 bull 1220 2 S > 0
.Inmes McMillan.
1 cow lorn 250 13 cows S97 310
1 bull 1010 250 S heifers 713 320
2 bulls 1113 25' ) 1 feeder MM 323
2 bulls 1010 283 f > feeders. . . . 730 S 9)
1 lulling 1100 300 13 feeders. . . . HS2 413
WYOMINO KSTRAYS.
1 bull 1130 240 22 cows 1027 .1 15
3 bulls 1253 240 1 heifer 900 3 23
Bcnws 921 2 M 1 heifer. 700
1 cow 370 3 00 1 heifer 0 3 25
2 cows 1030 300 1 heifer SCO
1 cow I0fo 300 1 heifer 9,0 , 3 2.i
2 cows 890 300 1 heifer S10 3 21
1 cow 10W 3 00 0 heifers (185 ( 3 23
2 cows t'25 3 00 21 * feeders. . . .1244 3 SO
2 stags 1005 315 1 steer 11.V ) 4 00
22 cows 106(1 ( 315 1 steer 1710 4 CO
1 tailing 1350 3 15 7 feeders. . . . W)7 4 00
1 tailing 1510 313 1 calf IHO 4 00
1 tailing 1270 313 4 calves 210 4 M
2 tailings. . . . 675 315 1 calf 22' ' ) 4 CO
7 tailings.1077 3 15
Pratt * Ferris Cattle Co.
23 rows 1017 2 7B 1 feeder. . . .1320 3 70
CScows 10S4 3 00 4 feeders. . , .IO'I7 3 70
3 tailing.1340 3 00 1 feeder. . . .1420 3 70
S2 cows 1075 3 20 1 feeder. . . , .1330 3 70
1 feeder UGO S ' ' 0 2 feeders. . , .1335 3 70
1 feeder 1310 3 ; ' 0 3 feeders. . 3 70
1 feeder 1SIK ) 3 70 DO feelers. . 4 00
1 feeder..1200 3 70
Western Union Reef Co.
7 tailings. . . . 1004 250 20 rows . .1078 3 20
f.cows 9SS 203 Mhelfers. . . . . 817 3 40
1 tailing 1700 310 S2 feeders. . . .1221 3 S5
51 tailings..1199 310 153 feeders. . 4 10
22 cows 10GC 3 15
Marvel Horsey .t Co.
4 cows IW2 3 30 3 ste-rs 1273 4 00
Scows 1075 330 1 Meer 1340 4 W
1 Mcer 13'iO 4 CO 3 stfers l..Cl 4 05
1 steer 1190 4 00 3 slc-c-rb 1340 4 05
4 steers 1232 4 00
Ogallala I ind and Cnltlc Co.
20 feeders. . . . 1MJ 3 M 441 feeders..1W ) 3 90
1 feeder 1270 300 43 feeders..1270 393
SOUTH DAKOTA.
31. Kelllber.
1 tailing 1200 2 23 3 nws 1050 3 23
4 cows ! i.12 2 SO 105 sirs , Tex..1033 3 30
1 tailing WO 2 BO 70 sirs. Tex..1123 .1 W
12 cows 931 2 63 41 feeders..11C5 3 53
1 cow 770 2 61 6,1 stis. Tex..1211 : ; M
48 cnwx 943 2 ! " > 26 feeders. . . . 19ID 3 CO
i Ialllngs..l310 3 15
MONTANA.
Otto l-'runce.
3 rows 930 2 60 8 heifers. . . 620 2 90
1 eow ll.M ) 260 3 calves. . . 143 C 23
3 cowa SIC 2 SO
SOIDAHO.
IDAHO.
T. U , Silver.
4 caws 10CO 2 40 7 cows .10WJ 2 SI
2 bulls ir/,5 2 40 5 feeders..1011 S 50
2 bulls 1405 2 C5 110 fcedetx..1014 410
HOGS-Afler n break of 23o In the vnluu of
hogs within two days , the country has evidently
taken the hint and Is holding back the hogs. The
fact Is that hogs hnv been coming forward this
week faster than they were wanted , and the buy.
ers have taken advantage of the ( situation to
pound values way down.
Today the receipts wern extremely light nnd
there was an ndvancn of n Ktrnni , 10e. which
put the mniket back In about where It was un
Wednesday , or 15c lower than Tuesday.
The tiadoVIIH fairly active nt the advanced
prices nnd nn early rleaiancc WIIH cfToeted. The
great bulk of nil thn hogs sold Inside the range
J3-S3ff3.90. ns against J3.701/3 PO yesterday. The
average of all the Kales wns 12Ho higher thnn the
average yesterday. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh , Pr. No. Av , Kb. Pr.
14. .395 to 53 7' ' ) 63 273 . . . 53 9-1
It. .4' ' ) 3 T 65 213 Si ) 5 90
13 30 . . . J 73 73 248 80 3 90
81 SHI Si ) 3 (0 ( 32 170 . . . S W
4S 2S1 124 3 SO 37 31G M 3 W
Cl 319 100RO 3 SO M 286 . . . 3 SO
76 211 RO 3 W 60 277 & ) 3(0
73 261 191 3 S5 47 272 . . . 3 ! " )
C2 2C7 120 3 S3 ill ti > H 80 3 ! )
13 311 . . . 3.S5 . 81 271 . . . SW
63. . ,313 .1 (5 37 308 U 3 HO
63. . .320 3 K ft W ) 40 3 ! )
.232 40 a UK m 277 12) 3 w
57 .3W . . . 3 S74 ! 45 3C6 . . 592'
70 261 JOO 3 KiV 6S -.Ml . . . 3 9 , '
4 325 SO 387i5 58 231 HI 4 00
71 2 f.0 3 M C' 207 SO 4 10
rin.S-ODDH AND ENDS
i ; eo . . . ito ' . st : . . . 173
1 270 . . . " 1 50 1 240 . . . 375
f Ml . . . 373 o 2-ii . . . 3 S' ,
8 VC2 . . . 275 'j 271 . . . S tj
SHEEP The rvcelptx of r-hf-ep weio laige nml
the market fnlily uctlve nnd steady. Keedeis
especially were good buyer * . Repictemutivo
sales :
No. Av. Pr.
4' . CnllfiirnU Wfllhers 13) IS zu
95 California wether * 120 330
JH fd-'Iers ' 79 3 U
f8 feeders 91 1 fd
250 Utah wethers 101 370
53 ctoel : lambu , M 4 C5
ICiinmiH Clly IJvi ; SlorU Miu-Kct
bulls. IJ.2XI2.41.
HOliS-RecelplH , 3'JOO head ; itniket strung tu
. ' ' higher , riming n little we.ik ; bulk of miles ,
W.SJftl.OO ; ln-nvlM , IJ.S'KJI.Aa ' , | uel < i > rs , 51 Wi/
: .I4 ; mixed. > 3.25/4.10 ; Yurkcru , 53 ( * Mr' ) . ' . .
HI1EEP Recelpm , 3.u * > bend ; murhet me.idy ;
Iambi ) , 5i.fOI.M : muttons. 5'.2i j.8'i. '
\ < * tv VnrU Llv" Slock ,
NEW YORK. S'pt. . ? ! . REIJVEH Re-eipta.
249 head , nuiket netlvc higher all ttround ,
Native steer * . JtlVtSM. claKS and oxen 5:1 : iiMy
4.M. bulls , 52.409'2V. ! dry rov/l. tl 73' 3 20
Euriiieiii cables jucto Amtii'-iin rteers at 119
IHic. ri'frU iutor I-if. iiai' o , i-kporu. - ' * >
beo'-n.
l bead ; market qultt ,
stMdy oil around. \ > 1 ,
nnd bultrrmlllts. ti.MWr4.OX
siuir : : AND I.AMIIS-Receipts. J.fsi bend , c.
live. Sheep , firm : lambs Mnmger. Sheep UOOJ
4.3 ; < t. Inmlx. JJlXtSCJJ.
IIO < lS-R > ilpt . I W.i henil , nutket firm t
i.ivi : .STOCK MVRicivr.
CuttliSinri < i > _ ll < tKMiiNf
SliiM > nml l.uinli" At-Uvt- .
CltlCAtlO. Sept. II. There n siilllelent ilc-
inniiil for e.ittle today H nbmrb the rather Hip *
Ited supply. MOIP thnn half the arrival * enim ,
from Texas and the west. lal\es sold readily nt
llrm prices , nnd the l > e t going at } J. Western
nr-gers t > ld chlelly at from JXtO to 14 , A ttvr
good In eMrn native steels were disposed of nt
from J4.7S to 15,40 , while common guides brought
ftMin M.SS to JI.70. StocKers and feeders sold
nt from JJ.10 to 11.50 , according to iiuatlty.
Hulls , eows and hclfrrs fold nt from 13 )0 ) to
J4 40 fur good Rrades. Texas stcvrs broURht
fixmi } S.Sc to } 4 2 .
Si-me big coarse begs were n point ftbove thd
low prices of the day before. 1ml good grade *
iold fully UV nboMThursday's weak moinlntf
prices. Packets bought strong weight hogs ,
chiefly nt finm 1.1.V. to $4.0-5. and shippers took
the 3isp' > uiid bogs ns high ns H.25. ( lend to
choice butchers' ent around } 4.3 > > , nnd fnncy
bneon sorts up to tl.40 K'Uo tr.ide was n slinda
easier , but nothing with any degtce of quality
went below J3.73.
There wns good active trading In sheep nnJ
lamb * . Values were ell up to t"ie liv t of the
week , most good tu choice mill ton stock llndlnsT
nn oullet nt from IJ.7" to Jl. nothing but very
common lots selling below J3.t.tX A stilmr of moi
than 1,000 good rtnh nuittrns found sale nt I3.W ,
and n band of l.K eholce C2-pound lambs from
the same r.ingo x\ent at tV2."i. Fancy 75-pounil
native lambs sold up to J5.W but mint goml ti >
choU-c lots ent nt from JS.10 to J5.40 , feeder *
selling around ll.iVi. only culls below 11.25 ,
RKCKll'TS-Cattle. R.lO ) head ; hogs , 22.00 *
iead ; slietp , 12.0)10 ) he .j ,
.SI. l.inils l.lvc Stoclc.
RT. I/3U1M , Sept. 24-CATTl.K-Recelpts. .Oft *
head : shipments , 1.000 head ; market steady ami
slow ; nattxe shipping and export steers , ft.SSi1
4.35 : dressed beef and butcher steers , J4.0W4.90 ;
steers under I.OiM pounds , > 3. ; > WI 65 ; stockers anil
feeders , } 2..V4fl 15 ; cows and heifers , 5J.oojf3.60 ;
Texas nnd Indian fleers , t2.50M.25 ; cows nmt
hellfers , J.W I3.SO. .
HCIWReceipts. . 7.0TO head ; shipments , ! , co6
head ; maiket strting to a shade higher , l.txht.
Jl.HXtr4.25 ; mixed , J4.0sif4.25 ; heavy , J3.90ff4 25.
S1IKKP Ri > cclpls. l.OtXI head ; shipments , 90 *
head ; market steady ; natlvn millions , J.1.10M.M ( ;
Btookem , J2.Mtf.1.25 ; lambs , J. .r.MJ'l.r.O.
Cliu-liinntl l.lvr Stock.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 2l.-HOOS-Kasy ; J3.COJ >
4.40.
4.40.I'ATTI.K
I'ATTI.K Htrnily ; J2.25n5.13.
SllUP.P AND I.AMIlS-Sheep. strong : J2.23SJ
4.00. I imhs , strong ; 5l.00jf5.6i ) .
SlorU III Slhl.
Record of reci-lpls of the stock the four
principal markets for September
Cattle.
nmnhn 3.FOS
Chlcagi ii.OOO
Kansas Clly 7,000
St. Uiuls 4.0eO
Totals 13.S08 39.SS7 19,70i
\Vorlil' * Vlsllil.Sii | > | ily of ( lollon.
Nl-JVV ORl.i\\'S. : Sept. SI.-Secretary Hester' *
statement ot the world's xlslbln supply of eot
ton. covering Kiirnpean ports , afloat for Mumpo
and stocks at ports and Intetlor towns In the
United States , shows a total of 1.213.133 bales ,
against 1.1I3.IWS last week nnd l.W..sr.l last year.
Of this 1.052,533 bales , ngulnit 1M2.CVS lust week
nnd 1,577. 31 last year , were Ameilcan. De
crease over last week , H9.U5 bales ; tleerenra
computed with last year. 611,521 hales.
Secietary Hester's weekly cotton statement
shows u decrease In the movement Into sight
for the week of 1S.OOO bales under the week
ending Jieptember 2 last year. The amount
brought Into debt Is 2l3.Cfit bales , ngnlnst 331-
704 last year. Total crop movej Into sight for
the lwiMityf1111diys of the season. 748,473
bales , against 9IC.C32 last year. Receipts at nil
United Slati-s purti ilneo September I wenr.11C13
bnles , ngnlnKt CT,391 last year ; oveilnnd to
northein mills and Canada , 12.S62 hnlcs. ngnlnst
31.169 Inut year ; Interior stocks In excess of
those nt the close of the commercial yenr , 126.-
941 bnles. against 119.510 last year ; southern
mill takings , 77,057 bales , against 73,557 last
year. ef.O'-O year before last and 57.COT same tlmo
In 1V > 4. Foreign expoita since September 1 wcr
159,312 bales , against 247.6IS last year.
Oil Alm-k.-T
SAVANNAH , On. , Sept. 24.-Splrlls turpentine ,
llrm , 29U ; sales , l.noo bbls. ; receipts , l.jioi ) bbls.
Rosin , llrm ; sales , 397 bbls. leported , mort- sold :
receipts. 6.230 bbls Quote : A. II. C. I ) K. 51.20 :
F. $1.25 ; (5. ( S1.25 ; 11. 51.35 : 1. $1.40 ; K. 51.45 ; M
J1.50 ; N , 51.S5. Window glass , J2.10 ; water white ,
$2 30. i
t-HAHWSTON. S. C. , Sept. 24.-Turpentlne.
firm ; 2V. Rosin , llrm.
WH.MINOTON. N. ( ! . . Sept. 24. Spirits tur
pentine , linn ; 2S if29'.ic. ' Roeln. firm : (1.10(9
1.13. Crude turpentine" , ( steady ; 51.30. Jl.M ) nil !
51.90. Tar. linn ; 51.23.
LONDON. Sept. 24.-OILS Spirits of turpen
tine , i'3s. Rosin. Amerlcnn strained , M.
Wool .MiirUclx.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21. WOOlr-FIrm ; ines-
tic lleeee. 20f2lc ; pulled , iNo. 2 extra , 27W40c ( :
Texas , ISc.
ST. IX1U1S , Sept. 21. WOOL-IIIgher ;
ineillutn , 13f2H4o | : light fine , 12fflGc ; heavy fine.
9JW/ic ; tub washed. 2l < ff31'ic.
Mniii'lipMtvr TcvllUTrmle. .
MANCHESTER , Sept. 21. Cloths and yarns ,
quiet and easier.
Till : UKAI.TY .11A It 1CKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Filday , Sep
tember 21 , U97 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
fleo. A. Day to Sarah It. Day , lot 9 , Houscl
& S.'s xubdlv 51,6)0
W. S. Rector and wife to National Rank of
Commerce , lots 14 and 15 , block 7 , Kl'liy '
Place 2,000
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Julius Trcltschke nnd wife to II. S , Thomas ,
lots 11 and 12 , block 6. Syndicate Hill ZOO
DEKDS.
II. II. Ircy. county treasurer , to Alfred May-
hew , north 30 feet lot 10 , block 10 ,
Waterloo
Tolal amount of transfers .53,700
( Oil BYPUILIS )
1 TVi-IUrn Oinin.ntrc , to CITItr. EVEKT
or MUMY i
Our care lit permanent and nut apateldiiH'iipCaKei
treated ten yearn agn Imvi. never w.-en a Htinpmu klueo.
Ily ileHcilhlni ; Jiiur i-ui-o fully wv run n cot ) on liy limit.
and wo. glvo lliiinAinei'tlonggUalAliieti tuciileori-eluitd
ull ntuiiuy. These whu pivler to eoinu liuiu fur tieftt-
nielit can do ftuand we will tiay rallroud faiv bolh ways
and hold bill * while bent If we fall in cine. Wechal-
lenki' Iliewoild lorftcnuo that our 3Inulr ICeineily
will not cinis. U'llle lor full iMrllenlam nml net Ilio
cTliIiiiee.Vcknowtli.it ymiHiepkt ptlcnl jiiftfy otlM > ,
nu ftiu moHt eminent | ili > , lelaiiii liuvo neier been able
In l n mom tluiii irmixiiniy iitllel. In our lenears
piaetleewith thin .IIiiulc Iteoit-ily It lm becniuo > l
illnletllt IniDeienine thu piejllilhenu alni. ! nil Mil-lined
DpeojtlcA. llnl under > lir vtiniiK ifiiaianli-e jon should
nut hrtllali lo try tl liienied ) . You lukeniieJinneuof
lohlng your money We Kiuinnlee to cure or p limit
every dollar ami an vra IIKIO u reiiiilalloli to pruluct ,
a No Ibmnelal liarklng or ! S,1OOUOO , It In | 'lfectly
tafoloull wlion-lll liylha tlealincnt. lleielurolojoil
Imve ( it-en | nltthiK op nnd lm > li > g out your money for
'Hitmen ! tlealinenltalid AlthoUKli > ou ale not jctcinnl
no im ha puld liack your ntuney. Uo mil WU IH uny
muiiimoiieT until you try UE. * OIirchronlcieeiieBletl !
eiHe < eiitea In ihlily to ninety day * , Invi-rllgnto ou
fliianc-jul cianillng , our ivinitutlun AM iHiblnetii nun ,
NVrlli ) un fur namcH und aiMioMM nf thiinii we bnva
emedvlio IIUTO given perinlohm to lefer to then.
It i-o l ) im only ( .U IIIKO loilo InlHi II ullUaieyo lit
world of htirteifiiK from meaiut t > liuln i iinllljou IA
inmiled what iiiuy > otir olliiirhig | viiffer thiougli year
> .un nrgllKcneu ! If your nyiiipliilni am | inilei | | > t i Ineo ,
s ire tliio t. mucous | , aler.e In mouth , ilitiuuittbiii ID
boiieb nnd julntii , hair falling out. eiilitlon | on any
pall of llui , , | . feeling nt genelol ilriu-rhlin. | pullil In
header butien. you lmt liotllno lo HIH.II'JfioMiwlia
are imntantly laklng ineicui' > and ( Milii h rlioiltd ilia-
roiittniie II. Conntaiit i e of tliei * itnign will rarely
hrlnj ; Boien and eating iileern III flieend. Ifmi't full to
mile. All dirie i > iulenrn lent Muled In I'luln ' uivel.
O | -H. \Vi ; Invllii I lie mo. t ifKiil liin--lmollou und will
UoAlI'ii'jui iiuwertoalilyuulnlt.
GGOK REMEDY CO. , Chicago , UK
Eearlcs
& Searlea
Sl'IiCJAUSThi
Kervous , Clironic
and
Privavo
WOT HEN
8KXUALI.V.
Alirrl\ut < iDUraini
& DiHorilrrnof Mn.i
Trcutiut-nt hyiu.kll
( 'oiiKiiliiiilon I'ruj ,
SYPHILIS
Cured fur Urn unJ tu ( ibUou tlluiuuunly ua'aim/j
froui thv } , cm.
fc eniiutoiinea , Seminal \Vtulin < . J/jit liar-
booj , Nliihl Kinuiloii * . Dcctieil Kamlllei , ! .
mule Wv < kn' s HIM ml uuiicutt dUunluis p >
. -i liar tu eEnir tex lnnltUely cuie.l. l'll.y.3.
l-'ISTl/LA and RECTAL ULCERS HYDRy.
CELES AND VARIcOCELB. pn'itanenlly and
r - < -rr.rul'y curc-1 Method n w mid unfani | ! |
by new method without pain or cutllnir.
on or dijlrets with itt.imp.
JDr.Searles &
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 1039. Oinaliu , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN ; PROVhIOXS : AND : STOCKS
HOARD OF TRADK.
Direct nlre * to Clilcago and Tork.
U ) Jvlm * C *
