to THE OMAHA DAILY BEEs SATURDAY , SEPTE tBEB 10 , 18JW.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
freakneti In Boptcmber Wheat Offset by
Firmness in Fntnros at Chicago ,
tORN AND OATS UP , PROVISIONS GO LOWER
Cnhlcn nml Ilrnrr Hrcclpln A ( Toot
fWlirnt I.nrire Cimh Ilpinnnil Sup
port * Corn nml Ontn Cnilnhy
* Soil * Pork.
CHICAGO , Sept 15. Trading In whnt
today was marked by weakness of Septem
ber and comparative firmness In deferred
tuturcfl. Elevator Interests were willing to
ell September and disposed of enough to
prices. December was
tut Tic olt previous
helped t > y firm northwest markets and a
rood dcmnnd and closed ,4o higher. Corn
Klvanced He for December and % c for Ssp-
tcmbcr. Oats advanced about \ & . Pro-
VlBlone closed 2V4 So lower.
Wheat opened ft trlflo lower Umn It closed
yesterday. The decline In September was
had
UUlto marked , but deferred futures
the In-
and resisted
come outside support
Hucnco of the lower cables and heavy
receipt prices , for over two hours
primary . The
quotations.
holding close to opening
market during that time , oulsldo ofshort
periods of activity In September , wasex-
. . . . qtrmitrth of December
; .n..nnnaiu.inn Tim mitus 1 " *
comionnuy iun. . , , #
deal of
was mostly artine-nl , as n good
ni <
September
changing was done selling
d not
<
That
buying December. December
selling by n > 9
the
advance was duo to
and though prlco changes were narrow the
heavi
Beneral filing In the pit wns one of
the
ness.Tho September premium "nd In the
entirely ells-appeared - "
meantime
finally decline , to a
of that option
prlco
elevator
wl h
under December ,
> olnt about VSc
r
vator people apparently wl 1 nB to sell even
at that flgure. Up to within about thirty
dullest
minutes of the close trailing wan he
In weeks. Toward the end of the sess.on
activity was shown. The seaboard
reported more n good export demand , w.th about
fifty loads engaged. The northwest markets
ratlicr weak , turned firmer
previously
kets
,
with tlielr
and local shorts , not willfled
of
In view of the stubbornness
position ,
sales. December
lieoember , coveretl their early
cember became quite firm near the close ,
. North-
gradually advancing.
rwlth prices
we t receipts were 1.022 cars , ngalnst 821
last week and l.OM a ye-ar ngo. Ch.cngo re
ceipts were 133 cars , 11 of contract grade.
FTotal primary receipts were 1,245,000 buanria.
. The
ngalnst 1.30S 000 bushels a year ago.
tnorthwetu predicted heavier receipts next
week. Atlantic port clearances of wheat
bushels. AT-
nnd flour aggregated * W-W
Kenttno Bhtpments were > liberal , l.'O.OOO
Bushels , which won given as one of the
reasons for the weakness In foreign mar
The northwest promised an Increase
kets.
in stocks of about 1,100.000 bushels , which
indicated a visible Increase of over 1,600.000
"bushels. December opened % o lower , with
" . H declined to 70V4c and advanced
70"X7 , ( ic.
vanced 70T71c near the close. It closed
at 70c , September sold as low as < 0c ana
closed at 701/4c , a decline of TgC.
Corn was very dull out steady until near
the. end of the session , when a sudden ad
vance In September was causal by good
buying by shorts , who were Influenced by
the large cash demand and the late strength
In December wheat. New York reported a
( heavy export demand , with peventy loads
-engaged. Receipts hero wore 912 cars. Trade
In the deterred futures was unimportant all
. December ranged from 2SUc to 2S-iO
day.
nnd closed Ho higher at 2Sfj2Sc. ( Sep
tember closed V4c higher at 32ttc.
Oats were steady all day. Trade was un
important until near the close , when the
Btrongth of wheat nnd corn was sym
pathized In and prices advanced materially
under good general buying , shorts being
prominent. The market was helped by the
continued large cash demand. Receipts
were 433 cars. The demand -tor cash was
stimulated by the. fact that eastbound
rates advance on the 18th. December
ranged from 20c to 21c and closed % &V4c
higher at 21tt21c.
Provisions were steady early , with the
firm hog market , prices holding close to
yesterday's closing figures. Late In the ses
Blon Cudahy'B Felling of pork started the
local crowd ? In the same direction and
prices suffered a little all around. Trading
. The shlp-
on the whole was unimportant.
t > lnir demand for meats was fair. At the
close January pork was 2HlB c lower at
$9.50 , January lard 5c lower at $3.42W anil
January ribs a shade lower at $4.92M > < iM.9o.
Estimated receipts Saturday : Wheat. 12
cars : .corn , 952 cars ; oa.ts , 317 cars ; hogs ,
15.000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. Open illrh Low. Close. Yos'dj
71M 70
iO71 70M
731 ,
32 L'B
29H9 2P 20H 20H
2 Hi 21M
- * MOH
, o , 32M
800 BOiK 7UO 707H
8 15 805 H05 H12H ,
DB2 007K tSO ) 050
530 525 630
632H 632 B32K
B47K B42H 647X
B20 620 BIS 622K
405 407K 4 US 405
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUH Barely steady : winter patents ,
J3.4XQ13.60 ( ; stralfjhti , $3.lig3.30 ) ; tprtng pat
ents. $3.40 < ff3.70 : spring specials , $4.20 ;
BtrafehtH. $2.SK3.20 ( : bakers. $2.20(52.60. (
\VHEAT-No. 3 spring , Co@69c ; No. 2 red ,
.
CORN-No. 2 , 32Uc ; No. 2 yellow , 32V4 ®
OATS No. 2. 2222 < 4c : No. 2 white , 240
B4V4c ; No. -whlto , 23V4@24V4c.
RYE No. 2 , 57Uc.
BARLEY No. 2 , 343c.
SEEDS No. 1 ilaxseed , J1.10 : northwest ,
51.12W : nrlme timothy seed , $2.35 ; clover ,
S6.005I7.EO.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bhl. , $7.30iD
7.W. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , choice , $3.30. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $5.05iiJ5.35. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $ fi.PO < 0 < i.l21/S ; short clear
Bides ( boxed ) , $5.5505.60.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
gal. , $1.22.
SUGARS Cut loaf , $5.83 ; granulated , 15.31.
The following are the receipts nnd ship
ment ! ) for today :
Rocelnt ? . Shlpm'tn
Floury bbls . 20,000 13.000
f\Vheat. bu . 96,0f)0 ) 17.000
Ccrn , bu . 610,000 440.0CO
OatR , bu . 391,000 459,000
Rye , bu . , - . . 10,000 .
Barley , bu . C4,000 9,000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market , was firm : creameries , 16f22c ;
dairies , 13@lSc. 'Cheese , easy nt lO ' lftlHic.
03gg . firm at 14W014ic. Poultry , 'steady ;
turkeys , 910o ; chickens , 9Hinic ; ducks ,
NEW YORK GENEHAL MARKET.
Qiiointloim of tlie liny on ViirloiiM
Comminution.
NEW YORK , Sept. 15.-FLOUR-Recclpts ,
54.1&5 bbls , : exports , 23,477 bbls. ; Inactive ;
about steady ; winter patents ; J3.65G3.75 ; win.
Iter straights , $3.3003.40 ; extras , $2.40112,50 ;
rwlnter low grades , $2.25Q'2.40 ; Minnesota pnl-
nls , $3.83fi4,00j ! Minnesota bakers' , $2.95 ®
8.20. Rye nour , llrm : good to fair , $3.15 ®
3.30 ; choice to fancy , { 3.S55J3.50. Buckwheat
flour , llrm : now , $2.6E < g2.75.
BUCKWHEAT Steady at 55 < jJCOc.
CORNMEAI Flrm ; yellow western ; 74
G75c : city. J2.20 : Brnndywlno. $2.30.
RYE-Klrm ; No. 2 western , B4c , f. o. b. ,
nlloat. spot.
BARLEY Strong ; feeding , 41O-43C , c. I ,
i. , Buffalo ; malting , 45uOc | , dellverod at
Hew York.
BARLEY MALT Firm : western , E5063o.
WHEAT-Ret-elpts , 173.375 bu. ; cxiwrts.
88,000 bu , S | > ot , Jlrm ; No , 2 red
J4HO ! f. o. , b. , nlloat , spot , No
1 northern , Duluth , 7b9ic , f. o. b. . nllont ,
< o arrive ( new ) : No , 1 hard , Duluth , SIHc ,
to arrive ; No , 2 red , 72o In elevator. Op
tlons opened quiet , but steady nt unchanged
prices , ruled a stvade easier under cables
and largo receipts but rallied on covering
following a better cosh demand and closed
etoady ut nn advnnce of He ; Jnnuary.
76c. closlnK at 7Cic ; May , 7S 9-16JJ7815-lGc ,
cloning at 78Ho ; September. 72T4W73ic , clos
ing at 7Si4c ; December , 759-16j75c , closing -
ing at 76c.
CORN Receipts. 1E3.0D5 bu , ; exports' , 360.-
8M bu. Spot , firm ; No. 2. 40c , f. o. b. . afloat ;
Si > Ha In elevator. Options opened quiet and
unchanged , ruled stfndler. with wheat , nnd
following Chicago's lead : locally very quiet ,
( with small local speculation and clewed
etmdy at ttfittc. net higher ; May , 35R35 < ,4c ,
clo&lng at 35Uc ; September , 3Sc. closing
ot 884io ; December closed nt 3Slc ,
OATS Rocclpti , 271,600 , bu. : exports. 22.10C
tixi. Spot , nrm ; No. 2. 20VOWiu ; No. 3 ,
SCc : No. 3 white , 2SUc : track , mixed western ,
MWfl'iSc. Options dull and nominal.
HOPS Steady : state , common to choice ,
JSM crop. 61Sc ; 1E37 crop , nominal ; U9S crop.
lOifUc ; Pacific coast. 1690 crop , 4QCo ; U97
crop , nominal ; 1693 crop , llftHo.
Ii AY Firm : shipping , new , COQCOc ; good
to choice , new , ffiiJWc.
HIDES Firm ; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs. ,
| 7c : Texas dry , 24 to 30 lbs. , 12VjQ13o ;
California. 21 to 25 Ibs , . 1SV4019C.
LEATHER Firm ; hemlock sole , Buenos
Ayres , light to heavyweights , 22023tic ; ncld ,
22Ufl22io
COAl -Stendy ,
l'ROVlSIONns < < f. nrm : family , $10.SO
Sfll.OO ; mere , $9.0009.50 : beef hams , $23.60IP
2 .50 ; packet. $10.0W10.60 ; city extra India
mess , $14.50016.60. cut moats , steady ; pick
led bellies. $5.7507.001 pickled ( ihoulders ,
$ ( ! .00Jfi.25 ? ; pickled Imms. $3.76010.00. Lard ,
weak ; wtmtern steamed , $5.60 ; Sep
tember , $5.60. nominal ; continent , $3.t > 5 :
South America , $6.50 ; compound , $4.8i4
( T600 ; rellnccl , quiet. Pork , steady ; mess ,
$ D.OO 9.60 ; short clear , $10.2&011.76 ; family ,
11.00 11.BO.
CHEESE RecclptH. 6,191 pkg .j easy
largo white , lie ; small white , llWc : large
colored. ll > 4c , small col6rcd , ll lillc.
ISGOS-Recclpts , 6.796 pkps. ; nrm ; west
ern , ungraded at mark , 13 16V4o-
TALLOW Firm ; city , 4c ; country , 4Hc ,
rtOStN Dull ; strained , common to good ,
$1.23fU7V6.
RICE steady * domestic , fair to extra ,
4 ? ; 7'.ic ; Japan. 4 i T5Hc.
MOLASSES-Steady ; New Orleans open
kfttle. go.-d to choice , .
METALS Business locally wns of a list
less nature with the metal market. Spel
ter. sagged 5 points under increased of
ferings and n withdrawal of buyers. TJio
foreign and domestic news contributed no
Influence- for or ngalnfit the market. At the
close the Metal exchange called pig iron
warrants dull nnd nominal nt $17.00 , lake
copper quiet at $18.50 ; tin quiet nt $32.75 ,
lend quiet , with $4.60 bid nnd $4.62H asked ;
spelter easy , with $3.EO bid nnd $5.60 nskol ,
The brokers' price for lead Is $4.40 and for
copper , $18.50.
OMAHA ( JKMOKAI , MAIIICIST.
Condition of Trade nml ( Innintlntm nn
Stn'ilr nml Kiim-j' Produce.
EOOS-Good stock nt 14c.
BUTTER Common to fair. 13c ; choice ,
l&0.16c ; separator , 22c ; gathered creamery ,
19Tf 20c.
.
POCLTRY-Hens. live. 7HC8e :
chickens , loHc ; old nnd stnggy rooBters ,
live. 3l404c ; ducks nnd geese , live , G@7e ;
turkeyB , live , Sc.
I'IGEONS-Llve. per doat. . 75c.
VEALS-Cholco. 9c.
VEGETABLES.
WATERMELONS-Good sttck. crated for
shipments. 14J15c.
CANTALOUPE-Pcr crate. Rocky Ford.
TOMATOKS-Per crnte. 30035C.
POTATOES-Now , 20030c per bu.
CELERY Per doz. . 30033c.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl. . $2.0032.23.
FRUITS.
PLUMS-Cnllfornla. per crate. $1.3591.50.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Freestone , 90c
0$1.00 ; clings , SOJTSoc.
APPLES Per bbl. . $2.25.
GRAPES-NatlvfB. 17018c ; Chios. 17O18c ;
California , $1.250-1.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-Cnllfornla fancy , $5.00 ; choice
California , $4.5004.75 ; Messina , fancy , $5.00
00.50.
BANANAS-Cholce , crated , large stock ,
perbunch $2.503'2.75 ; medium-sired bunches ,
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7Hc ; No. t
green hides. OVSc ; No. 1 salted hides. c ; No.
2 Halted hides. 80 ; No. 1 veol calf , 8 to U
Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , 8c.
TALLOW. GREASE. ETC.-Taliow , No.
1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2. 2J4c ; rough tallow. IVic ;
white grease. 2$43c $ ; yellow and brown
Si-case. 1H02V4C.
St. I.o u In ( i ml n nml 1'rnvlnlnnii.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 15.-WHEAT-ReceIntB.
41,818 bushels : unsettled , closing nrm : No.
2 red cash , elevator , 6SV4c ; track. 69 ® 70c ;
CORN Firm ; No. 2 cash. 31c ; track. 32c :
September , 31c ; December. 27Wo ; May. 28Wc.
OATS-Flrm No. 2 casJi. 23o ; track , 23c ;
September , 22c ; May , 23c ; No. 2 white , 25 ®
2Cc. *
RYE Firm nt B5c.
FLOUR Unchanged.
SEEDS Timothy seed , steady at $2.00 ®
2.25 ; flnxseed , higher at $1.08. - '
CORXMHAL Steady at $1.75Sri.80.
BRAN Firm ; sacked lots , east track ,
62c.
.
IRON COTTONTIES $1.15.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
BAOOTNG-C06-'Uc.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , steady ;
boxed shoulders nnd extra short clear ,
$3.00 ; clear ribs , $5.62V4 ; clear sides. $5.75.
Bacon , steady ; boxed shoulders. $5.75 ; ex
tra short clears , $6.00 ; clear ribs , $6.12& ;
clear sides , $6.25.
RECEIPTS Flour , 4,000 bbls. : wheat. 42-
000 bu. : corn. 91,000 bu. ; oats , 58,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour , 8,000 bbls. : wheat ,
5,000 bu. ; corn , 65,000 bu. ; oats , 18,000 bu.
ICriiiniiN City Grain ami 1'royjalonn.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 15. WHEAT-De-
cember , G4TAc ; No 2 hard. cash. 63iW3Kc :
No. 3. 59H063c ; No. 2 red , 67@6Sc ; No. 3 ,
C3W66c.
CORN December , 24ip. : No. 2 mixed ,
cash , 29c ; No. 2 white , 29'4c ' ; No. 3 , 29c.
OATS No. 2 white , 23024c.
RYE-NO. 2. CSHC.
HAY Choice timothy. $7.2507.60 ; choice
prairie , $6.23f6.50.
BUTTER Creamery , 21c ; dairy , 16c.
EGGS Receipts not equal to demand ;
market higher : fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock , firsts , 13c , cases returned.
Mvorpool Gnilii nml Prorlilonii.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. IS PROVISIONf -
Beef , extra India mess , strong. 63s 9d ;
prime mesa , nrm. 6Ss 9d. Bacon , Cumber
land cut. 20 to 30 lbs. , dull , 35s. Short clear
backs. 16 'to 18 lbs. , steadv , 293.
CHEESE American nnest white , dull ,
52s.
WHEAT Snot. No. 2 red western winter ,
steady , 5s 8Hd. Futures , quiet ; September ,
SsS-'Jid : December , 6s 10d ; March , 6s.
CORN Spot. American mixed , new ,
quiet , 3s 5d ; American mixed , old , quiet.
3s 5d ; November. 3s 6 4d.
MlimeapnlU Wheat and Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 15. WHEAT-In
More : No. 1 northern , September. 66c ;
new , 67c ; No. 2 northern , old , 68 40 ; new ,
C5'/5c ,
FLOUR Steady : first patents , $3.700-3.80 :
second patents , $3.5003.60 ; first clear , $2.50 ®
2.60.
2.60.BRAN$10.00010.50. .
I.'ultcr Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15 , BUTTER Re
ceipts , 4,567 pkgs. ; firm ; western creamery ,
lSfc2Sc ; June creamery , 18H@22c ; factory ,
13016C.
CHICAGO. Sept 15. BUTTER Firm ;
creameries. 16Q1Sc ; dairies. 13fM8c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 15. BUTTER Steady ;
creamery , 17023c : dairy , 1401SC.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 15.-BUTTER-
Creamery , 21c ; dairy , 16c.
Toleilo Market.
TOLEDO O. , Sept. 15. WHEAT Dull
but firm ; No. 2 cash and September , 69c
bid ; December , 7234c.
CORN-Dull and easy : No. 2 mixed , 33Hc.
OATS Dull but steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
21Hc.
RYE Firm ; No. 2 cash. 58 0.
SEEDS-Cloverseed , . active ; prime cash ,
$5.CG ; October , $5.05.
I'forla Market.
PEORIA. Sept. 15.-CORN-Flrm ; No. 3 ,
OATS-FIrm : No. 2 white , 22 * 022c.
WHISKY-Stcady on the basfs of $1.22
for unfinished goods.
Ilnlutli AVliont Market.
DULUTH. Sept. 15-WHEAT-No. 1 hard
raeh , 70Hc ; No. 1 northern , cash , 680 ; Sep
tember , 6Sc ; December. 6Sc : May. 719,0 ; No.
2 northern , 65V4c ; No. 3 spring , C2c ,
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AMI IIOM1S.
niHiiniioliitiiifiit Over St. 1'nnl' * Divi
dend Stnrlx n JH'nr 3Iovumeut.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15-Thero wna pres-
pure to sell Brooklyn Transit nnd St. Pnul
from the outset today. Brooklyn Transit
occupied 'the ' cente'r of the stage nil day.
The dealing In this stock was on an enor
mous ponle and 'he amount thrown' over
board on the Ot-Lllmt maao the fact of Ins'da
liquidation obvious. The bears , of course
wore also very active In this stock nnd the
occasional covering by this element afforded
'the ' only effective check to downward
plungen of the stocks. There seemed to bo
nn support accorded at all until It had
touched 90. From that singe there were
uccaelonnl checks nnd rail feu before It
touched the extreme low point at SGft. After
a Ural rally to SS It closed again under
pressure ut n net loss of 6The other
members ot the Flower group did not de
velop uny kten sympathy until later In the
day. when People's Gas. Federal Steel and
Rock Island were down from 194 to 3 points.
These Blocks rallied somewhat before the
.
Holders of St. Paul , disappointed over yes
terday's dividend action , broke the price
1 l ) lnt at the opening , There was a sub
sequent recovery of practically all the loss
nnd the whole railroad list moved up
nearly lo last night's level In a manner to
suggest the Inauguration of nn Influential
buying movement. The appearance of
HlreiiKth was Increased by a brisk demand
for the coalers , which rose from 1 to 3i4.
The upwnrd movement came to an abrupt
rnd be-fore noon , when Brooklyn Transit ,
Sugar , People's Gas and the western rail-
rood shares generally , led by St. Paul , fell
away by rapid degrees. St. Paul dropped
to 120'4 and ruled below 130 for the rest of
the day. Except In ii fcxv Isolated cases
there was no subsequent demonstration of
strength. The closing was Irregular at net
losses throughout. The depression on for
eign stock markets had some effect here ,
the drop to the low point In St. Paul com
close upon the annuncement of the
knoM In British consols.
The Apprehension of nn unfavorable bank
itfitoment tomorrow had Its effect In the
late break. Preliminary estimates Indicate
that the bonk * have lost during the week
by shipments to the Interior and by sub-
treasury operations over $8,000,000. With
out taking account of the reduction of de
posit liabilities by reason of the week's
loan contraction , this would Indicate a fall
In bank reserves to a level about $3,500,000
below the legal limit , so that the loan con
traction must have proceeded to the ex
tent of nt least $14,000,000 In order that the
legal rwervo should be preserved Inlnct
nnd loans must have been reduced ns much
ns $24,000,000 In order to prevent a decrease
from last week's snlnll surplus recorve of
less than $2,500.000. The quiet tone
ot the money market during the latter part
of the week Indicates clearly tnnt the banks
nre within their legal rcwrve limit. Whether
this is due to the faci that the loans hiwo
been rduced or wtietficr there has been a
supply of cash from hidden sources and
not reflected In the known movement will
bo revealed by tomorrow's statement. For
eign houses have loaned money during the
week which was presumably borrowed In
London for the purpows. This operation
may have gone further tihan has been sus-
) The bond market moved In sympathy with
Blocks , but changes ns a rule were not large.
Total Bales , pur value. $1,495,000. United
States new 4s , coupon , nnd the 5s advanced
H In the bid price.
The Commercial Adwrtlser-s London
financial cablegram Fnys : The markets hero
wore- gloomy today , the Transvaal ultuatlon
being regarded as very serious. The close
was nt the worst. Americans were heavy.
A slight rally occurred In the afternoon.
but n final relapse mode. Inst prices lowest.
St. Paul was weakest. Canadian Pacific
slumped near the close.
The following nro the closing quotations
for the lending stocks on the Now York
exchange today : _ .
Mo. Pacific 45 % Laclede Gas
Mobile & Ohio15 National Biscuit
M. , K. & T litf do pfd
do pfd 404 National Iad 23U
N. J. Central 118 % do pfd < > ,
N. V. Central 13 > i Notional Steel K' < 4
Nor. & West ! 4H do pfd W *
do pfd 00 % N. Y. Air Hralte..l60
No. Pacific 53Vi No. American 12S
do pfd 75U 1'ocinc Coast 49 %
Ontario A Went. . . . M do l.'t pfd 84
O. R. & N 43 do 2d Pfd 6M
ao pfd 7i" Poclftc Mall 41
Pennsylvania. 13t % Peoples Gas H3H
Heading 21 Pressed S. C JS
do let Pfd. Wide do pfd WM
do 2d pfd 31 % Pullman P. C 1M'4
lUo O. Western . . . . 37H Standard n. & T" SJ ?
do pfd $1 SuBar J45JS
St. U & S. F 11 do pfd U7K
do 1st pfd C8 Tenn. a & I. "SW
lo 2d pfd , 35 % U. S. Leather 1 !
St. U 8. W 13 do pfd 75 %
St. PftVl 12S't U. S. Rubber 4S
do "pfd 17714 do pfd US
St. Paul & 0 118 Western Union . . . . S9
So. Pnclfic 36 % Republic I. & S. . . . 2314
So. IliHway 12 % do pfd 73'.4
do pfd 52 P. C. C. & St. I. . . 74
. Preferred. "Ex-dividend.
JVorr Yorlc Money Market.
NEW YORK , Sept. 15. MONEY On call ,
firm at 40'6 per cent ; last loan at 4 per
cent ; prlmo mercantile paper , 4S5 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with
actual business .in bankers' bills at $ i.S5@
4.86 for demand and at $4.82H < fHS2i for
sixty days ; posted rates , $4.S3V45M.84 nnd
$4.874.S7V4 : commercial bills. $4.S1V4JHS2.
SltiVER Ccrtificates , G9535ic ; bar , B9c ;
Mexican dollars , 47Hc.
BONDS Government bonds , firm ; state
bonds , inactive ; rnllroad bonds , weak.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds ;
U.S.2s. reir _ M. K. &T.MS . 71
U.S.3s. res 108H .
U.S.,1s. coup KISH M. Y. C. lots
U. S. new 4s , res. . .130 N.J. C. As
U. S. docouo laOH N. C. 0 . 130
U S. old4s. rer..im < N. C. 4s . 101K
U. S. no coup 113 No.PaclSo law . . . .118
U. S. ia.resr HIM No. Paolllo 3 . (1C ( 4
( I S.fiB.COUD 111 % No. Paclllo 4s. . . . 103H
District 3. OB * 117 K.Y. C.iSt. L. 48. . 108
Ala. , class A 109 < N. i W.con. 48 . . . UBM
Ala..claBB B 108 N. &W.gea t)5. ) . . . 1:1 : r
Alauclats 0 103 Ore , . N. lei . 113
Ala. . Currenay 100 Ore. N. 4s . 102M
Atcnuonti 102W O. S. ti. On . 128
Uo.ud ] . 4s 80 O. S. L. fla . ll.S'f
Can. So. lids ex-ln. 109 > 4 Keadlnir4 * . H7M
C. * O. ms ex-ln. . OM6 11. O. W. Ists . ttflU
0 k O. fis 118H SLU &LM.conSa 113Vt
O.&N.W.con 7 . .14B St.L. 43. F. Oou. 0. 1244
do S. F. deo. 60.120 St. P.ConHOta . 17SJi
Chi. Terms. . 4n . . . 00 St. P.O. 4P. 1st * .121
D. 411. ( i. Isls . . .K'BH St. P. C. iP. As . . . .121
D. A. U.O. 4s (19M So. Ky. . lOOSf
EaitTonn. Ists..l04 9 R. AT. OB . 87
Erin Gen. 4s 7m Tenn. new Bat as. . 95
F. W. tcV. 0.1st * . . 74 T. P. luta . 11.1
Gen. Elnc.6 ex-ln 1U ! T. F. 2ds . 67
G. H. &S. A. On 103 U. P. 4s . 10I
G.H.8.A. 2ds . . .10H Wab. Ista . n M
If. &T. Cent , fit Ill Wab. 2Us . 100
Il.&T. C.con. Os..111 W. Shore 48 . 113
lowaC. lets 110 WIs. C nt. lats . . . . 77
K. C. P. AO. lst . . 71M Va. Centuries . H7K
UuNowOon. 4B..103 Vii. cieforreil . 6
I. & K. tint.-IB 9tj Colorado South'n4 > . 80
Offered.
Ilontoii Stnclcn nml Ilnndi.
'BOSTON. ' Sept. 15. Call loans , -405 per
cent ; time loans , 4@G per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shaies :
Lniuloii Stock ( Itiotntlonn ,
LONDON. Sept. 15. 4 p. m. Closing :
Consols , monoy.,104 15-16 St. Paul , common , .
do account .10 15-ic N. Y. Central 140V5
Canadian Pacific. . . 97U 1'ennsylvnnla , C7 i
Erie , ex-dlv 13T4 HeadlnR 1H4
do pfd. . . No. Pocino pM 78
Illlnola central , , . .116 > i Atchlson 211 !
U. P , pfd ex-dlv..79 ' Louisville
BAR SIT/VTSR-Bteady nt 27 3 16d ]
MONBY-2V4 Per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for flhort bills Is 3V4 per cent ; for three
months' bills , 3 9-1G&3V4 per cent ,
Nor York Mlnliiur Qiiotiitlonn.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15. The following
are official closing quotations1 for mining
ehares :
Hunk ClearliiKH.
NKW YORK. Sept. 16 Clearings , JJS3-
6CC.1U : balancer , $0,302,169.
HOSTON. Sept. 15. Clearings , $23,209,7K7i
balances. $1,731,725.
BALTIMORE. Bept. 15.-Cl arJrm , } 2TM-
SH : balances , $307,045.
PHILADELPHIA , Sept. 15. dealings ,
$15.316.407 ; balances , $2.321.232.
CHICAGO , Sept. IS.-Clearlnss , $ ? 0,7)8,346i ! )
balances. Jl,953,071. New York exchange ,
25 40o discount. Sterling exchange , J4.83W
© 4.87.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 15-Clearlngs , $5.022.923 ;
balances. $618SC3. Money , 4 < 3& per cent.
New York exchange , 7c discount bid , 60a
discount asked ,
Silver for Europe.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15. The steamshln
Umbrla , sailing for Kurope tomorrow , will
take out 407,000 ounces of silver ,
Condition of ( he Treasury.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 16 Today's state
ment of the condition of the trensury
shows : Available cnsh bnlanco , $2S3,3I1,222 ;
gold reserve , $256,511,616.
1'"orHun I'lnnnclnl.
LONDON , Sept. 18. American securities
opened depressed on lower over-night op
erations from New York. The market re
mained weak , being controlled entirely by
advices frnm Wnll street. The closing tone
wns steady. Gold at Ducnos Ayrcs , 133.00 ;
nmount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of Knglnnd on balance today , 108,000.
BERLIN , Sept. 16. Prices on the bourse
today were irregular nnd weak owing to
uncertainty regarding the Trnnsvnnl crisis
nnd the depression In the New York mar
ket ; International securities fluctuated ,
closing easier ; local shares were , lower ;
exchange on London , 20 marks 45i pfgs.
for checks.
PARIS , Sept , 15. Business begnn hes
itating on the- bourse today , but reacted
townrd the close , The settlement wns
ensy ; rentes were steady : foreigners were
agitated nnd weaker : Kl" tlntos opened
strong , declined slightly nml rallied nt the
close ; Kafllrs declined heavily. Specula
tors express the opinion thnt the Trnns
vnnl will not nccept Great Britain's de
mands. Continual selling caused a strong
reaction. Three per cent rc-ntes , 10U 12V4c
for the account ; exchange on London , 25f
2Go for checks ; Spanish 4s closed nt 162,75.
FRANKFORT , Sept. 15.-On the bourse
today business was dull in sympathy with
the Berlin market. Locals were slightly
easier.
VIENNA , Sept. 15. Prices on the bourse
were weak owing to the unfavorable po
litical outlook.
S1I4H3 AMI LI3.VTII12H REVIEW.
1'nckern1 Hide Mnrkct Clowely Sold ,
I'm due Inn : K.itrcnic Prlcon.
CHICAGO , Sept , 15. The Shoo nnd
Leather Review tomorrow will nny : 'Die
packers' hide market Is closely sold ui > and
there Is no possibility of buying except at
extreme prices. Native steers nro quoted
nt L13c. ! There- no record In recent
years of anything llko this price being
realized In September.
FOREIGff SALES OF SHEEPSKINS.
Hotter Prior * In Lonilim for Cnpc of
Good Hope nml Natal Skltm.
LONDON , Sept. 15. There wns a mod
erate attendance at the Cape of Good Hope
nnd Nntnl sheepskin sales held In Mincing
ijaij7 t11- ? ; ' The offerings amounted to
" 7.417 skinsof
, of which 141.777 were sold ,
ruiere was a. strong demand and prices nd-
home trade secured the
bulk
Cotton Mnrket.
JC' SePt' IS.-COTTON-SpOCU-
JlJ , cott , ° n features wns only modt-r-
ttPd.ny' i , w th prlco changes too narrow
i ? BVmtIate ) 'nycstment. ' The opening was
nLan adi'n"co ° f 1 ® < Points on llrm
southern buying , which In turn
d a scurry of shorts to cover. The
? " ? unP > an e'l 'by a slight net
niU ? Mforcl1 BelllnB- rumored to be
PJ f ? ? On ° J hcnvy Pi'rchases of spot
' m ° ° " e m0
of . ft"nR ° n thc market ruled sluggish.
' ,
hMr'u.h'i . weel ly c P "Rurca proved of
bearish Imports nnd during the latter part
'ho session the liquidation llgurod confer -
' , for < rln ? Pr'ces p ° lnt by point to
levcl of tlle dny > Ncnr 'nc close
smo covcrlnF- with the market
h2tly > net unchanged to 2 points
JHfpio f e .wn ? a bettcr demnnd than
ay In staple cottons ; brown drills In
f"1,11,08' , 1 1 dlmcu > t to secure the
, . < ms was strong nnd
prices probable next week ; ducks
nrm nnd tending upward ; denims scarce
? P.ii Biotner : coarse-colored cottons
tend ng ngalnst buyers ; prints are easy In
s'f Ut si.eady ln staple lines ; ging-
advanced
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 15. COTTON Firm
and unchanged ; middling , 6c : sales , none-
receipts 639 bales ; shipments , 1,221 bales-
stock , 61,040 bales.
. .NEW ORLEANSSept. . 15.-COTTON-
Bnles , 3.160 balesordlmiry ; , 4c ; good ordi
nary , 4$8c ; low grade , 555-16o ; middling ,
51p-lCc ; good middling. C3-lCc ; middling
fn'r ' , 69-16c ; receipts , 6,245 bales ; stock ,
iTiS * MA. r tures steady : September ,
.
5.,3jD.7o ! October .
. ; , $3.71516.72 ; November
iPi'S : December , $5.81 .82 ; Janunry.
i--
JoL86$5.S7 ; February , J5.SW.91 ; March. J5.94
- Anrll Xfi H7ff7 OQ "VTn f / ! . ntr . no .
, , - - -
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 15. COTTON-Spot.
fair demand ; prices unchanged ; American
middling : , 3 9-16c ; sales of the day were 10-
000 bales , of which 'GOO were for speculation
and export and Included 9,500 American ; re
ceipts , 3,345 bales ; nil American. Futures
opened and closed quiet at a 'decline ;
American middling- 1. m. c. Sentember '
629-64630-64d bld-October , 3h-lfla "SSli'
buyers ; October and November. 3 26-64d.
buyers ; Novembe 'ifend December , 324-64 ®
32G-64d , buyers ; . "December and January ,
324-64d , buyers ; --January and'February ,
1 SHf , uy&rB , : February1 and March ,
3 24-64 3 25-64d , buyers ; ' .March nnd April.
325-64d , buyers ; /April nnd May , 325-64 ©
Z26-G4d , buyers ; JJIay and. Juno , 326-64 ®
327-64d , sellers ; .rJune and'July , 327-6ld ,
sellers ; July and' August , S 27-6403 2S-C4d.
buyers.
Wool Market.
BOSTON , Sept. 15.-WOOL-The Commer
cial Bulletin tomorrow will say : There has
been a busy booming market for wool this
week , and the actual sales have approxi
mated nearly 10,000,000 pounds. The buying
has been done mainly by the American ,
woolen company and other large consumers ,
but there hag been also a good representa
tion of the smaller buyers. The buyjos
too has been for consumption , not on specu
lation , and prices are correspondingly
firmer. As tlio time for the London auc
tions next Tuesday draws nearer the con
sumers look for , an advance In prices , and
It Is the desire to anticipate this that has
carried sales to such nn enormous1 figure
this week. Another bull card Is the pub
lished statement of the American Woolen
company that 90 per cent of the output
af Its mills has been disposed of and the
seeds taken out of the market.
Oil Murker.
TOLEDO Sept. 15.-OILSUnchanged.
LONDON , Sept. 15. OILS Linseed oil ,
! la 9d. Petroleum spirits , 9id. Turpentine
spirits. 34s lOHd.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-OILS-Cottonseed
jll , steady. ; prime yellow , K'A'Q'ZEc. Petro-
eum , firm ; refined New York , JS.65 : Phll-
idelphla and Baltimore. JS.CO ; Philadelphia
ind Baltimore. In bulk , J6. Turpentine ,
ilrong at 4Sl,4Q > 43c.
OIL CFTY. Sept. lo.-OILS-Crcdlt bal-
inces , JL45 ; certificates closed Jl.44 % bid for
3osh ; no sales ; shipments , 93.680 bbls. ;
ivernBe. 79.635 bbls. ; runs. 86,322 bbls. ; aver-
Coffer Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-COFFEE-Op-
tlons opened steady , with prices unchanged
to 5 points lower nnd ruled Irregular , with
n. barely steady undertone most of the day
following unfavorable European cnbles ,
meager spot demand nnd bearish statistical
outlook , all of which led to liquidation.
Bear selling was checked by firmness In
Brazil ; closed barely steady and unchanged
to 6 points lower ; sales , 12,750 bnga , Includ
ing September , $4.15 : October , $4.15 ; Decem
ber. $4.40 ; March. $4.CO ; May , $ -1.90 : July ,
$4.80 ; August , $1.85. Spot , dull and feature
less for Rio ; mild , quiet.
California Ilrlcd Frultn.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-QuIet ; evaporated ap
ples , common , 7'/C-o ; prime wire tray , T',4 ©
So ; choice , 8iQ9c ; fancy , 9iiO'4c. Prunes ,
SUCSVfcc. Apricots , -Royal. 120l3V4c ; Moor
Park , 14j > lGc. Peaches , unpeeled , 7 < RSc.
new. d
Smear Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-SUGAR-Raw ,
quiet ! refined unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Bept. 15. SUGAR
flendy ; centrifugnl. yellow. 4i < ff4ic.
Molnsscs , dull ; centrifugal , C014o.
I'lniiN for IIuNiiltiil.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 15. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Plnns for fho hospital for Insane
Indians , to bo constructed at Canton , S. D. ,
have been received nt the Indian office from
Architect John Charles of Wisconsin. The
plans have been submitted to the secretary
of the Intorlo'r for approval. A threo-story
brick with stone facings Is provided. Ma
terial for this Institution Is to bo sent to
Canton this winter and building operations
will bo begun next spring ,
Major I'opi ! Relieved.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15. Major Jamea
W. Pope has been relieved as chief quarter
master at Manila , his place being taken by
Major Crosby P , Miller.
Hod Men to Ilaye an Orjran ,
WASHINGTON , Sept. 15. The nntlonal
council of the Red Men decided today to
meet In Milwaukee next yenr , the second
Tuesday In September. The council also
decided to establish a newspaper for the
order , placing the management In the
hands of the great chiefs as a board of
managers. They have not yet decided
where , the organ shall be published , nor
who shall be the editor.
( irnrtcla Troop * ( io to N'civ York ,
ATLANTA , Ga. , Sept. 16 , The Governor's
Horse guards , the leading cavalry company
of the. state , having among Its membership
the carbine team which recently won the
championship Against nil comers at the
Seagirt conteaTT nas decided to go to New
York nnd participate In the reception to
Admiral Dewey. The company will have
llfty men and carry their own horses In
special can.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fair Supply of Oattle , Large Proportion
Being Stackers and Feeders.
LIGHT RUN OF HOGS , WITH TRADE ACTIVE
Priced Touch the HlgheM Point Thin
Month VCTT Arrlvnl * of Sheep
mid They Are Unlcklr Sold
nt Uunil
SOUTH. OMAHA , Bcpt. 15.
Receipt * wcrcs Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
Oniclal Monday s,3W " 3,41.1
Olllclal Tuesday 4,7 U bS3t ) 9.2JS
omolnt Wednesday S.437 6.S42 7,330
Olllolttl Thursday 4,523 6,3 % 7,367
Omclal Friday . 2S > 92 4,7t 3,3)6 ! )
Five days this week. . ,2SS93 2oTlM 30.734
Same days last week. . . . 17.47S 20.434
Sumo days week before . .19,172 23HO ! 26,903
Same thrco weeks ago .23,619 27,3it3 18,1' ' > 5
Average prltb nld for hogs for the lusi
several days with comparisons :
Sept. 1. . 3 61 3 93 | 2 H 6 63 5-27
Bept. 2. . 3 69 4 07 2 81 1 31 5 ! ii
Sept. 3. . 3 65 4 07 2 H G2S
Sept. 4. . 4 19 4 04 2 71 4 21 5 nil ( , 31
Sept. 6. . 4 22 3 62 2 76 4 13 6 55 5 44
Sept. 6. . 4 23 3 63 4 05 4 20 5 & 1 | 6 45
Sept. 7. . 4 3U 3 53 402 27S 4 22 557 6 63
Sept. 8. . 4 30 3 60 4 00 2 81 6 68 5 45
Sept. 9. . 4 3 87 3 94 2 81 4 21 6 67
tndtcfltes Sundny
The oniclal number ot cars ot utocli
brought In today by each road was :
Cattlo. Hogs. Sh'p. ll'r's.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry 6
O. & St. L. Ry 4
Missouri Paclllc Ry. . 40 2 . . 1
Union Pnclllc system 20 15 6 lc
C. & N. W. Ry l
P. . E. & M. V. R. R. . 15 17 10 1
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry 10 12
U. & M. R. R. R. . . . . . 20 13
C. , U. & Q. Ry 6 l
C. . R. I. & P. Ry. , W. . . 1
Cripples and driven In 13 103
Total receipts . . . .117 67 15 11
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
_ . _ , , Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 74 703
G. H. H'nmmond Co 361 801 . . . .
Swift and Company 31 ssi 100
Cudahy Packing Co 252 1.2S4 1,106
Armour & Co 321 822 1,719
Omaha Pack. Co. , K. C. . 46
Cudahy Pack. Co. , K. C. . 990
R. Becker & Degan 78
Lobman & Co 126
Hill & Huntzinger 15S
Livingstone & Schaller. . . 61
N. Morris 148
Other buyers 731
Held over 100 100
Totals . .3,636 4,691 3,386
CATTLE Receipts today were fair for
this tlmo of the week , but there was no
great run. as will be noted from the table
of receipts above. A considerable proportion
tion of the cuttle consisted of stockers and
reodors , the same as all the week , and In
addition to the fresh receipts there were
Quite a good many cattle of that descrip
tion held over from yesterday. At the some
time there was quite a sprinkling of corn-
fed beeves , probably eighteen to twenty
loads all told , many of them right good.
The market on beef steers did not show
much change , though In some cases sellers
did not appear to think that they got out
quite BO well as yesterday. The market
was not particularly active , but tha most
of the fat cattle sold early , the best here
bringing $8.15. There were a few grasu
beef steers h Jd over from yesterday , but
not enough to make much of a test ot the
market.
Cows and heifers were in light supply
and the market was not entirely to the Ilk-
Ing of sellers. The feeling wns weak nnd
the trade slow. The ) tendency of the cow
market has been rather on the side ot
easier prices both yesterday and today and
values are. about lOc lower for the two
days. Other kinds of butcher stock did not
show much change. Veal calves were in
pretty good demand , some very fair west
erns bringing $6.25.
The market is all right on good heavy
feeding cattle , which seemto be In good
demand , while the 'supply' 'Is very light.
The market on the common nnd medium
kinds of lightish cattle is considerably de
moralized , and , as noted yesterday it Is
sometimes a question of finding a buyer
more than It is a question of price. It la
safe to say that the markert on this kind
of cattle Is 2540e per hundred lower than
the high time. Representative sales :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..11SO$325 96..1043 $6 30 18..1333 $5 SO
2. . SSO 325 40..1271 565 18..1150 6 15
30..1190 6 16
16STEERS
STEERS TEXAS.
15..1139 6 20 69..1096 6 26
COWS.
8. . 973 276 1. . S35 300 1..1090 S 25
2. . 805 275 1..1000 300 25. . 909 325
6..1060 280 2. . 970 800 18. . 933 325
7..1080 300 1. . 800 3 10 2. . 870 3 30
4..1127 200 M. . 967 S 15 2..1140 340
1. . 740 300 1..1040 320 2..1016 340
1..1020 300 1. . 760 3 25 6..1000 360
BULLS.
1..1120 340 1..1070 360
STAGS.
1. . 710 3 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
5. . 816 280 46. . 761 375 21. . 733
S. . 760 3 60 29..1004 4 10
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr.
latag 860 $3 30
Ibull 1470 3 30
Icow 930 2 70
3 cows 1070 2 70
J9 steers..1072 6 40
4 heifers. . 856 6 00
Icow 950 200
1 steer 700 2 75
6steers..1020 3 35
4 steers.,1042 2 75
8 heifers. . 670 3 60
4 heifers , . 755 325 Ibull 1000 3 40
C bulls 1343 325 3 cows 020 2 S5
23 feeders. . C36 4 10
Frank Currlo Neb.
1 cow 910 2 25 1 hedfer. . . . 770 3 40
Icow S90 300 Ibull 1030 3 40
13 cows 1003 3 15 13 feeders. . 801 4 00
WYOMING.
1 bull 1310 2 50
SOUTH DAKOTA-TEXAS.
2 steers..1000 350 44 steers..11CO 4 20
12 steers..1422 420 40 ateers..H93 4 20
33 steers..1167 4 W K steers..1170 4 20
45 steers..1178 4 20 1 steer 960 4 20
WYOMING.
61 feeders. . 990 376 40 feeders. . SM 4 ( X )
54 feeders. . 923 4 00 40 feeders. . SS6 4 00
62 feeders. . 915 4 00 67 feedpr8..100G 4 15
J. E. L. Carey Neb.
S3 steers..1163 5 20 1 steer 750 3 00
IS steers..1157 5 05 1 steer 'JOO 4 00
P. G. Morr Neb.
1 cow 1000 3 65 6 feeders. . 721 3 R5
1 oow 890 3 05 14 heifers. . C73 I 00
1 heifer. . , 860 3 30 2 heifers..1030 3 25
L. S. Keen Neb.
C cows985 360 Icow 1110 2 85
1 bull 1240 2 65 1 cow (20 2 S5
4 steers , . . . 920 4 25 1 cow 970 2 50
* * Klngcry.
72 steers. . . , 609 3 93 4fi steers , , . . 768 3 75
1 steer 700 3 95 1 bull 1230 3 35
The Denver I lvo Stock Co. Cole ,
22 feeders , , 792 3 40 63 feeders. . 792 3 40
61 feeders. , 792 3 40
William Lone Wyo.
9 feeders. . 666 4 35 34 feeders. . 736 4 35
James Milne Wyo ,
10 cows 996 4 10 11 steers..1078 4 50
Dan Root Wyo ,
12 cows r,9 3 05 7 feeders , . 818 4 00
9 cows 1071 3 > CC
A. Cruise Neb.
65 feeders. . 882 4 20 27 'ceders , , 723 4 35
Ord Btnto Bank Neb.
30 h. & c. . . 784 3 15 21 feeders , . 767 3 60
JO h. &c. . . 784 2 C5
J , H. U'.xon & Son Neb.
1 cow lOflO 2 SO 2 heifers. . . 401 4 25
2 cows SCO 300 1 calf 220 600
4 heifers. . , 676 3 40 13 feeders , . 671 4 00
Blmonsnn Bros. Neb.
Scows 1113 340 Scow 1032 310
1 feeder. . . 010 3 60 1 feeder. . . 7SO 4 00
C. O. liuller Idaho.
17 feeders. . 930 4 35 7 bulls 1488 2 90
1 cow 9SO 3 30 2 stags 1020 3 85
Scows 1016 330 1 steer 1210 2 90
Icow 1130 3 05 17 feeders..IMS 4 35
21 cows 1135 3 66 9 feeders , . 746 4 20
O. C , Nclion Neb ,
1 COW. . . , , . 950 2 40 1 bull 1710 3 f.O
8 cows 947 2 40 1 bull 1060 3 30
3 steers..1090 3 10 1 heifer. . 960 3 45
6 heifers. . . 910 3 45
H. O , Stuckey Neb.
1 steer 810 3 00
HOGS When the market opened ( his
morning there were only about fifty cars *
n sight , with one or two truins reported
> ack. The market was active nnd ail the
Crtfly arrival * changed hands In a short
Imt nt prices that were 2l4S5o higher than
'citerda > 'r market. Heavy packing hogs
sold at $4 2T.4JJ4.30. fancy heavy as high aa
4.35 , and some heavy butcher wo'ghts ' ut
1.40 Jvltfht nnd light mixed loads went
aruely at $4.3&04.37& . . . .
Todays advance carries the market to
bhe highest point touched BO far this
month , and higher than any day since
AlirrtiRt SO , rrhen tht nvoracf of nil
wan $4.40. Uuyern thl morning wemed to
want Iho IIORS nt the advance , nnd the
feeling ou Iho market was ft good dml
letitr thHJ , It hn * been for several dnys
'
. . .
SIIBB1' Tills morning there were some
five or fix curs only In right , with a train
reported bnck , The enriv arrivals were
sold In ndv.irre no thnt they were not on
the market. In other words , there was
very little In the ynrds to mnke n. marketer
or establish quotations. The feeling , how
ever , was good and It would bo ife to wvy
that the market was fully steady on n.11
quotations ! Prime native wethorn , $1.00 ®
4.2oj peed to choice grass wethers $3. SOW
3.90 ; fair to , good grass wethers , $3.6503.75 ;
sooil to choice yearlings. $ l.004.15 ; good to
choice grass ewes , $3.403.BO ; fair to good
gram ewes , $3.00iif3.35 ; good to choice spring
lamb ? . $5.00Ii5 20 ; fntr to good spring lamb *
$4,801(5.00 ( ; common spring lambs , $4.00fl4.60
feeder wethers , $3.G5ST3.SO ; feeder yearlings
$3.5083.90. Represonatlve sales :
No. Av. Pr.
Scull ewoa . 62 $300
100 western ewes . w 3 60
112 wethers . 74 375
1,103 western wethers . . 87 4 00
443 Wyoming yearlings . 93 4 00
807 Wyoming wethers . 92 400
CHICAGO LIVE STOCIC MAIIKET
Ilecolptu for Time of the Week
and Stendy Prlcen.
CHICXGO , Sept. 15.-CATTL.E-necoIpts
of cattle were unusually largo for BO late in
the week , but a good share went direct to
killers. The market wns steady nt nbou
yesterday's prices. Good to choice cattle
sold at $5.70j } .75. Commoner grades at $13
(30.60. ( Stackers nnd feeders brought $3.10B >
6.00 , bulls. COWB and heifers $1.751j6.40 , Texas
eteers $3.50W4.30 , rangers $3.66SC.35 ant
calves $4.50g.10.
HOGS Business In hogs was brisk and
the market closed nrm at the best prlco o
the week. Heavy hoga sold nt $4.204.70
mixed lots nt $4.30i4.7o nnd light at $4.35i
4.75. Pigs brought $3.75 < 3'4.eG and culls $2.25ii
'
SHEEP AND LAMBS Offerings of sheep
and lambs were liberal , but the demani
was good and prices ruled steady. Sheet
sold nt $4.00G4.25 for best natives , cull
bringing $2.003.26 , plain ones selling a
$3.403.65. Lambs brought $3.6G6.40 fo
bent ; westerns sold at $1-85SJ6.45 and cuHs
$3.7604.60.
IlKCEIPTS-Oattle , 3,000 head ; hogs , 2L
000 head ; sheep , 8,000 head.
t ICnnnnii City Live Stock.
KANSAS 01TT , Sept. IS.-CATTLE-Ro-
celptu , 6,400 ihead natives , 650 head Texans
Light supply of medium quality ; stronges
demands for medium-weight dressed bee
cattle ; desirable bunches selling shod
higher ; all other clansea steady. No cholc
native steers offered. Medium ivatlv
eteere , $5.3566.80 ; light weights. $4.7G J655
Btockers and feeders , $3.75@4.25 ; butche
cowa and heifers , $3.05x1.75 ; canners , $2.40
3.00 ; weatern steers , $3.Z5gS.40 ( ; Texans $3.5
0C.OO.
HOGS Receipts , 5,150 head ; trade active
strong to 5c higher : heavy. $4.35g4.40
mixed. $4.32W1.40 ; light , $4.2o4.45 ; pigs
J-i.tXK'j 4,35.
SHEEP Receipts , 3,000 head ; supply
largely western grassers ; -trade , active a
strong prices. Lambe , ' $4.7BS5.20 ; muttons
$3.405i3.90 ; stockers and feeders , $3.004.00
culla , $2.603.00.
St. Lonlii Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 15. CATTLE Receipts
3,900 head , including 3,400 Texans. Morke
steady for natives ; weak to lOc lower ; na
tive shipping and eocnort steers , ? l.SUbc.30 (
with top grades worth up to $6.SO ; dressec
beef Steers , $4.2006.85 ; steers under 1.000 lbs.
$3.0006.00 : stockers and feeders , $2.4004.60
cows and heifers , $2.25(30.00 ( ; canners. $1.5 (
@ 3.50 ; Texas and Indian Uecrs , J3.60@4.50 ;
cows , and heifers , $ Z.2oigv4.10.
HOGS Receipts , 4,400 head. Market 6c
higher ; pigs and lights , $4.55@4.70 ; packers ,
$4.5034.65 : butchers. $4.6004.76.
SHEEP Receipts , COO head. Market steady
to strong ; native muttons , $3.50@4.10 ; lambs ,
$4.7500.85 ; itockers. $3.5003.95 ; culls and
bucks , $ L6003.00. _
St. Joseph Live Stock.
SOTJTH ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , Sept. 15.
( Special. ) The Journal quotes :
CATTL'E Receipts , 1.200 head ; market
active and steady ; quality common to fair ;
natives , $4.6006.80 ; Texas and westerns ,
$3.35O.SO ; cows and heifers , $2.0004.65 ; bulls
and etacs , $2.250 > 4.S5 ; yearlings and calves ,
$4.0000.20 ; stockers and feeders , $3.3504,75 ;
veals , $4.0000.75.
HOGS Receipts , 2,800 head ; market 2H0 >
5o higher : heavy and medium , $4.3504.4214 :
light , $4.300-1.40 ; pigs , $4.2004.40 ; bulk of
sales , $4.354.40.
SHEEP Receipts , none ; demand strong
for all kinds.
Stock In Slight.
The following are the receipts at the four
principal weatern markets for September 15 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheop.
South Omaha . 2,892 4,703 3,3M
Chicago . 3,000 21,000 8.003
Kansas City . 6,050 6,150 3,00)
St. Louis . 3,900 4,400 CO )
Totals 15,842 35,259 14.8W
FEW AT THE (7A1IIMST MEETING.
PrcHliIent'K Wenturu Trip nnd the Cor-
iiemtone Lnylnir Coined Up.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 15. Only four mem
bers of the cabinet , Secrotarles Gage , Hoot ,
Postmaster General Emory Smith and At
torney General Grlggs , were present at to
day's meeting. The president announced
that ho had decided to extend his Chicago
trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul , and con
siderable time was occupied In a discussion
of the arrangements for the cornerstone
laying at Chicago and -when nnd where the
members of the cabinet , nearly all of whom
will bo present , will meet the presidential
party.
A variety ot subjects were discussed , but
final action wns not taken except in the case
of Cuban money orders , the rate of which ,
it is understood , will be raised from 30 cents
lor $100 to the United States to 60 cento.
Under the old rate a very largo percentage
of the money transactions with the United
States was In postal money orders , but It
has never boon the purpose of the govern
ment to enter Into competition with tbo
banks except In the transmission of small
sums. Hcnco tbo rate will be increased as
stated , i
LOGAJV AXn MEADH A1U3 NOT HEAIJY.
ItepuIrM oil the TruiiNiiorU Will Pre
vent Their Dun Thin Pull.
WASHINGTON , Sept , 15. Owing to the
Impossibility of obtaining material it Is
passible that two of the transports , the
Logan and Meade , will not bo repaired In
tlmo to tnlce .tho troops destined for Manila
so as to land them there- before Christmas ,
The Cramps have Informed the depart
ment that tha Thomas will be completed
on the date agreed upon , but the other con
tractors nay that the ships will not bo
ready before November IB. The depart
ment , however , will not allow this to Inter
fere with the schedule arranged , as ad
ditional ships on the Pacific coast can bt >
obtained.
Ilurtlrtt Trliiii In
WASHINGTON , Se-pt. 15. nartlctt Trlpp ,
United States Samoan commissioner , lias
arrived In Washington. It is understood
that he la to consult the president respect
ing the negotiations about to begin between
the three governments party to the treaty
of Berlin , according to the suggestions of
the three commissioners as set out in their
report.
LIVER ILLS.
DR. HAUWAY & CO. , Now York !
Dear Blrn--l Jmvo been elck for nearly
two yc-Ms and have tn-tn doclorllig with
omo of the most # x | > ct doctors of ihv
United Slfttes , I Juivo t > m 'bathing nn.l
drinking hot 'water nt the Hot Spring * ,
Ark. , ibut It Jwomed everything failed to nome
mo good. After I aw your advertisement
I thought I would try your pllla , nnd hnvo
nearly tiswl two boxes ; ibeen Inking two at
bedtime nnd one nfter breakfast , nnd they
Jiavo done mo mors good than nnyUiin , {
else I Imvo over used. > My trouble h.ia
Iftvn with .the liver. 'My skin nnd eyes
were all yellow : 1 had sleepy , drowsy feel
ings ; felt like n. drunken man ; pain right
above the nnval , like an If It was bile on
top of the Atomach. My bowels were co.i-
tlw. My mouth R.nd tonKtio nero mosit of
the -limp. Appetite fair , but food would
not digest.but settle heavy on jny ntom-
aoh , nnd some few m-outlifills of food come
up ngaln , I could only cat light food that
dlgcsta easily. Please nend "llook of Ad-
vice. " Respectfully.
UDN KAUOa , Hot Springs , Ark.
Priori , 2So a Box. tiold by Druggisti or
Sent by Mail.
6nd to Dll nAT > WAY & CO. . 65 Elm
trect , .Now York , Tor Hook of Advice ,
HEALTH IS WEALTH
DR. E. C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
IMC ORIGINAL. AIL ONIEIIS IMIUtlONS.
Ii sold under positive. Written Cunrnntoo
by authorizeJ ncentn only , to euro \VenU Memory ,
llzzlin > \Vnkofuliien8 , Pita , HyBturla , Quick *
ness , Nlglit LOHBOB , Uvll DnainB. ' Inct ) of Coml-
doncn , N rTounno99 , LsiBnttuilc. nil Drulns , Youth *
ful Errors , or KxceitHlvo Use of Tobacco , Opium
or Liquor , which iMils to Misery , Conniunpilon
Insniilty nnd Death , At store or by mail , $1 n trcxt
six for Ms with written Kiuirn.itoo to
euro or refund morjoy. sample pnck-
nKO , contaliune tlvu ifuyV trontinent , with
lullInetnicUona , 25 conta. Ouo sample only solJ
to cnch person. At store or by mall ,
UaTRcd Lubcl Spc-
chil Extra Strength.
For Impotency , Loss ot
Power. Lost Manhood ,
/ Hterlllty or Bnrroncsn ,
> II a box ; lx for (5 , with
Jwrltton Kunrnntoc
i'to cure In 80 ( lays. Ai
litoro or by tualL
Myer , Dillon Drntt Co. , Sole
10th and tPamniK , Oinnlin. Neb.
WHEN OTHERS SAl * .
. . .CONSUuT. . .
Scarles S Searlcs
OMAHA ,
NEB.
Specialists In
Nervous. GlironlcS
fPrivate f/ / ' Diseases
ff ) Men and TTomcii.
Wo guarantee to cure nil case * curable at
Catatrh , All Disease * of Hit A'ow , Throat , C/icsl / ,
Stomach , Onii-cls amiiitr ; JJi/aruccle , Vnrl-
coctle , Syphilis , Gonorrhoea.
NpPlfnill nphllitll And 'ts ' attending
nblT/OUb / UbUllllU aii , among 1'ounu
Middle Aged and Old Men.
, Sores , Spots ,
Rlnnri anrl kin
DIUUU dllU OMII
plmnlcB , Scrofula , Tu
mors , Tetter , Ecrcm.i , and Blood I'oUcin. thor
ouylily cleansed from the syRtem ; also W alc
ncssof Organs , lull am uiatfou , Ruptures , Piles ,
Fistula , etc.
pt _ „ _ ! , Throat , Lungs , Liver , Dvspcpslq
OQuul I II and all bowel and bloiuachtrnuMrs.
i' Jt _ _ . Olvcn' ' carflfuS nnd iiwcUI | attcutluit
LaQIGo for all tbelr many ailments.
WRITS your troubles. If out of tlic city
ThoubautU cured at Uumc by corrcsponJcucc ,
Dr. Searles & Searles. 119 S. 14th St. , Omaha.
CHARGES LOW.
SPECIALIST.
Treats tUFormicf
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
ONLY.
22 Yean Experience.
12 Years In Omaha.
, amt
, < ! KEUICAL Treatment
cotnlned.Varlcorelp | ,
Stricture , SypUlHy.toosot Vigor and Vitality.
nmrs OTJAUANTEED. charts low. no i :
TltEATMEM. Hook , Consultation and Exam.
Inatinii Free. IIotirB.B a.m. to6 ; 7to8n.ni.
Sunda-r , 9 to.12. V. O. 1 'ax'iU , . Office , N. E.
C < uM ' I'.irt. = raStrc. f-.OMAU .NEU.
CURE YOURSELF !
Uio Blg for unnatural
illscliarcen. liillaninmtloiu.
Irrltatloua or ulcerntloni
of mucous rji'liitrunei.
Palnlevs , and iot ustria *
ent or poltenou * .
or tnt In plain wrapper ,
hr vxprrwi , prepuld. fo :
IUJO. or .1 Ijottlfn , 2.73.
Oucuiar lout ou
JflKES E- BOYD & GO. ,
Telephone 1039. Omaha , iSVj
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
UOAII ) OP TIMDB.
Direct wlre tu i.'lilcatiii and . - < ei Tnrk.
Cerrtepondrntit Juhn X.Varr n A Cc
/RRPEUHEYaCO.
SlK8
OHA11A nCB.
GOVEIINSIEXT KOTICK.
'ROPOSAL8 KQR URICIC WAREHOUSE ,
Laundry Macnlncry nnd Ilulldlng Ala-
erlnlH. Department of the Interior , Olllco
if Indian Affairs Wnshlngton , U , C. , Sept.
2 , ISS'j. Scaled proposals , endorsed "Pro-
tosal for Warehouse , Genon. " and nd-
Iressed to the Commissioner of Indian Af-
alrs , will l o received at the Indian Ofllco
mtll two o'clock p. in , of Thursday. Octo-
icr 12 , 18W. for furnluhlng nnd dttllvorlng
ho neceMvry materials and labor required
o erect nnd complete one brick wnrohouso
.t the Genoa Indian Hchool , Neb , , in strict
.ccordanco with plans ana specifications
.nd InHtructlons to bidders , which may bo
xamlned at this olllce. the oniceu of the
'Nebraska ' 8tat0 Journal" of Lincoln , Neb
The Hce" of Omaha , Neb. , the Builders' &
'ruders' Exchange , Onmhu , Nob. , the
Northwestern Manufacturer * ' ABaociiitlon ,
it , Paul , Minn. , and at the Fchool , Healed
iropoHalH , endorspil "Propowals for Build *
tig Material , " nnd addrosued to the Super-
ntendcnt of the Indian School , Genoa , Neb
fill bo received by him ut snld Hohool until
wo o'clock p , m. of Thursday , October 1"
bS3 , for furnishing and dollvurlng an may
required n quantity of brick , lumlrtr.
ath , Hhlnglcs , doors , windowH , etc , , u full
1st and speculations of which can bo ob-
alneil from the superlntfndtnt. For fur-
lier Information apply to J. K. Rosa , Super ,
iteiident Indian Hchool , Genoa Neb
V. A. JONES , CommlHslonar ! ' '
B-H-d-lS-t-m
FOR § RWI3U 8VSTKM.-
- - - -
) lllc of Chief O. M. , St. Paul Mlrm
tUifust 30 , ! W3.-SliALKU PRO. , , AI S In
rlpllcatevlll be received ut thlH olllco tin.
11 U o'c pck , u. m. . Heptcmbor 18 , Itia , unA
pcni-d then for the OoiiBtructlon of
ewer System at Fort Meudt , a , u. i-iniu
nd Bpeclllcntons may bo seen and blank
roiiouala. with full ln tructlonH , had upon
PPl'oaUon ' hero , or to c'htff QuartormasUr.
imalm , Neb. , or tha Quartermaster , Fort
tcadc. S. D , United dtatcs reservca the
Ight to accept or reject any or nil pro-
'OND , C. Q , M. A30d4tSl&-I lI.