Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1895, Page 7

Sn— COMMERCIAL AND FISANCI AL . Wheat Fluctaated Frequently, but Olosed | THAT CEREAL OPENED A TRIFLE W[AK; Cori £h CHICAGO, erruth ng, Just when s p than cause than wtarte in th for It w end were Wh with urday, and ble s a go the stron some of th beari lower delive largc day an ply, 0, 01 heivy tries maki 9,000,000 weekly all thi when the i about marks of th good other deal, bear whe: Bradu when went The last but causi cemb Cor lower for weather bureau north the st for ! al 1 Comp Bepte lower, May Oints nlmn1 o fr Pro ment for Octobe was changed. for ¢ ‘while ribs fo 100 11 AT When S and there with a Gain, 1 Sension Un- Rul Basler and Clos wde Lower for th While Oats Wer changed, a Wheat was weak n ik nutes fr £haip 16 acted rath at the open- again, until the close of Dt o today. It then firm, t about two there wi £ bu. 1t left off at on Saturday. The for the sudden | the buying by (b d by the very much o visible supply than had been the continuance of cold weather s evident that sellers had got to the of their ropes. Junuary provisions a teifle higher, ent was a trifle weak at th ales Y4e to Sie below the but the decline was quickly fully vered. When ipply was posted the yd deal of strength and sold % low point early. The comparatively g+ tone the market malntained was thing of a surprise; the news, outside ne visible wly, seemed decldedly h; Liverpool was weak 1121 ; domestic markets heavy in northw were 1,656 car 3 cars the Ly was_ exj normous in _the visil 1 the way from 2,500,000 bu ) bu., and the cable advices reported hipmenty from exporting coun- Auring the last k, some advices ng the total movement for the week hu 500,000 bu. more than the requirements, But in the face of news the market held steady, and the visible wia posted, showing that nerease was only 1,205,000 bu., or only half_®f the lowest estimate, the et turied very strong and held much e gain. Baldwin & Farnum were buyers most of the day and several prominent houses also toock a good and while the crowd did considerable sh talking, there was little selling ¢ t. December sold early at up lly to 8%e, halted for . but the visible supply wa Wheat up to 8%e, and at n 083 market got' weak th hour and December sold was good buying at a sharp reaction, which at 68%e. ruled “easter the d m very about was no 1 furt bulls, which was smaller increas about higher apparent opening, close Sa checked the visi showed a e arket of an; tie ar o on in was during off to the f i<h, left g De- er n closed frost and ay. The “reported west, was accepted tand{ng crop and that was one r he sclling having exceeded the Another reason for weakness was ceipts estimated for tomor ared with Saturday's closing iber corn s bse lower,” Octobe December from Yo to e lower ie lower. were quiet and September sold from 19%c to May at from to 2%, split A weak feeling prevaiied’ at_the Soptember sold to 18%c and May Mie, showed 'some delivery, a e which in the west as a benefit hade the and W [ and prices changed \l m visions for January nd higher, split little improve but were weak t the close January pork while October was un- Lard "also remained as before er and 2%c higher for January, October are lower by 6 per 214c highe January receipts: Wheat, 110 ars; oats, 836 cars; hogs, Jetol hs, and imated cars; 18,000 leading futures ranged as follows: fclen, |_Opon, | _High_ | Low t, No Sept...... Oct Dec May. Oats, e PRO L, doos), .1 WH 1.2 The ho,_v: CH were ns follows patent '$1. 900 ‘spring, straights, @38lic; No. 3 spring 3 yellow, 31%@ No. white, 22¢; No. 3 %, nominal; No, 3, 27Gioc; No. 1, 681 3D Pri DVISIONS-Mess pork per 10 b, 5,10} short $1 per | $5. 80000, 8215 dry salted clear sides 1., $8.008.0 Short r shoulders (boxed), ISKY—Distillers' finished goods, per gal, following were the receipts and shipments TAtticics. Wheat bu Corn, Qus. ou.. . Bnne: b, Eet was firm: ks NEW Closing Quot NEW YORK 400 bbls. patents; quirin nesota patents, § 3.60; winter ers, 52 mill patents, winter low RY I BAT to_choice, ConN M AL Bran WH sian shipments, lied at visible activi closed ber 15.000 104000 bu... bu. 83,000 40,000 n : creamery. 0@0ige; Galty, Eggs, firm; 131wl 4'{e. Cheese, dase. YORK GENERAL MARKET. lons on the Principal mmodit and Stapl Sept. 2. —FLOUR—Rec xports, 16,500 bbla.; ng winter gradg for spring 403, straights, $9. 5; spring low ¥ $H.00G4.20; ity mill 4 $2.15G2.60. Itye Buckw neat western, western, C spring s in- 5 patents, #2.23; Minn ades, § $3.400 bak- a240; city clears, $3.75; flour, steady; 04 2,900 Q) RLE t; No, Dull; 63 50¢ aic 10 2 in el e 10 arrive rm, nominal; western, 60 ~Qui yellow western, 93¢ Iywine, ‘2. AT Receipts, 1 0 bu )t steady; D G i exports 2 red, 6 hard, ‘durihg the morn: ¢ cables, blg Rus- tn recelpts; ral noon on & dl nting fncrease in the and closed In a flurry of strength and ty, advance; May, W07 At 61%c; September closed i Octo losed at ‘62%c; December, closed 53,800 6o ing influenced by heavy n Tow thwe 3% @61 at ol weake by December, OA spot casier, closed e, HAY- @S0 LEATHER "fl'x’b eholee, ear HIL Galve: 2 to WOOL~S PRO extra Cut meats, steady $10,000010. CHEESE TUI TAL! vl BUTTER- | western 2 Japan METALS - ig 30014.40; £ i NEW YORK, Sept. n od lows Cora, 00 bu.; exports, piste, Ning on active covering, but recelpts and closed heavy mber closed 3 1 at 3ije. bl exphrts, 500 Optlons ' dull 163,400 tions all ned under bl net_declin Recelpts, lower; No. 2, closing at at Whe; bu.; and mber December ~Easler; shipping, 65@70¢; good to cholce, Dull; her vy welkhts Quict and weak; 1894 crop, 4@Tc; ok sole, Buenos Ayres, \THE uenos Ayr S stal mmon to Pacific 1894 erop, I ston, 24 10, Quiet; Califo ady; domestic flecce, IVISIONS—Theef, mess, $8.00018. 50 m; plekl mily 15,000 iTie, ams. B closed at 34 Pork, quiet $11.5047 12,50, By b 28428 o M- Dull;’ United closed at §1.21 ceipts, '$.274 pkes.; market ste 915G 13c; western creamery, smail, Quict P » Dull; vity LOW ROLE bid, 1y} duiry B bts, 910 market Pow pks 164163 steady tern, 16Q open kettle, 345 daoie; southern, 11,50 $3.55. Tin. quiet; straits, Spelter, firm; domestis common to good, domestie, falr to extra, steady; northern, 81 exchange plat 011 butter § 6GTI0; Slow but steady; 8GN0 prime ummer ' yellow, prime sum- %0 23 —The visible supply of for the week ending September 21 by the New York Produce exchange, Wheat, bu.; Increase, 1,252,000 SO0 b lnciease, 40,00 bu « (5,00 by p Incre bu.! Increase, $82,00 i » . 00 b 20,00 bu, Tye Trarley, 1,008,000 OMANA GENERAL MARKET, Conditio on St The egr samo time cum of Trade and Quotations ple and Faney I e, market 15 about steady, but at there f& soma tendency toward of stocks, and It Is & question any dealor would refuse 13 to clean up. Good butter Is scarce and flem. On the other hamd, packing stock Is slew and weak. Good butter Is advancing, while poor Is decliuing. Veal continues in good demand at prices quoted the it ol while Poultry ity last demand heng appear t ing chicke that week made very for pouliry, T did not show an increase of ov pared with previous w The hay markst is not as firm as it was last week, nd I8 fair, but the supply Is heav GG BUTTE faney, 1 rator crcamery, 1 A VISAL—Choice fat, 70 to 100 1bs. 3 large and conrse, 41061 CHEESE--Wisconsin full cream, Young Americas, twins, 12¢; Nebraska and low full i Limburger, Na. &, 12¢; brick, No. 1, ). 1, 137i1e. LIV 1ens, 6118 spring chickens 1h., 81560 pring duck turkeys PIGEONS -1 1 1, $5.50; lowland, $5; o ankes' the price on havi Only top grades bring be moving slowly s are in active demand, the large crowds in the little difference in the e dressers claim that ) 1bs., a8 Fresh stock, per dos R—Dacking st §16c; gath ] @13 to rigite; sepa- are quoted at roosters, ‘ucks, i geese 3¢ [y Gahe the question commission e full of There has ap onlon erop in wants to sell, whil ind, Other scctions re- supply to Ml all demands. scarcity may possibly oc- wiil afford an outlet are not W suflicient b me « New cholce stock, 30c. POTATOES—Cholce §tock, $2.25 per ONIONS CABEA $1.00, TOMATOES— WA He E-On orders, per 100, 60c@ Cholce stock, % bu. s per basket, IRMELONS ERY-— (ol 2, 8c; inferd ANTALOUPES-'C! ment, per doz., S0@7 FRUITS. witleh | were weck, were pretty well eloane Now that Californ the Tdaho prun: There a protty fair market, but fornia articl Crated, K, L yie. ice stock, crated for ship- per_doz, ge No. 1, Utah hes, uite plentiful up yesterday. out of the W show, Idaho pears on th they t come up to the Cali Advices from California in: son ia pretty well advanced, a good many to come yet « nia qu have put In Reports from st gy tha p in Massachusctts has suffer st Quotation IDAHO PRUNE: 1D, last ut the will fr $1.5001,75, Cod,, per bbl., i er_box, New 'York Concords, per $8.50. large lot ALIFORNIA GRAT ) $1.00; Muscats, Per $1.10G1.15 case, black Tokays, 31 va- @ o mtock, bbls., 5115300 ACH 18— £2.000 i reestones, per box, 8561 clings, 80C NECTARINES TR re practically 3 o an sweets, non Valéneias, a fancy RUITS. out of the market, eedit pec bux. § ncy St Mich Oranges s, $10; nch, §2.25 20 size, D TALLOW. hides, n salted s to: 2 green hides, 7e; No. 2 1 veal calf, § to 1 . 10q14c; No. 2 dry it hides, 10@ walted hides, daioc; partly cared Jess than tully cured, 3 salted, each en salied shearlings (short wooled eatly sking): fach aloc dry shearlings (short wooled early skinw, No. 1 each. o@ise; dry shearlings (short Wooled early skin®), No. 2 edeh, Gei dry. fiint Kinsas and Nebraska butcher weol pelts, actual welght, 4G6e; dry flint Colorado butcher - woo tual welght, 4Gote; dry flint wool - pelts, ‘nctual y@ie. Have foet cut oft, as it is use to pay trelght on them. ALLOW 'AND ' GHEASE-No. . 2 tallow, Krease, 140 grease, whito ‘1, de: groase, ‘dark, 214¢; old butter, wix, prime, 17020c; rough tallow, L Wo0L, UNWASHED-Fine hed 1ght, $@te; quarte Toiz chaffy, Sa9c; and br fe;_eotted an fine, 6GS WOOL W lium, 158 15c; 160; tub wan gisc: black, Sei tag locks, 2 a4 pulled, 66, SED MEATS. western st 0 to 600 1bs Wi and hel ors, 4G 4tGe; good @ie; good hindqu fair hindqu W rounds, 1o chucks, $tie; fresh, doe; boet rolis butts, bongless, o5 loin backs, . 7c; steer loins, Facks mi mut 2@60e; Col yellow, y, 6@Tc; fine Lecdy, burry n, course, 1@ g 6e fine, bucks, BEEF-Light heifers, heifers, loin muton, 6¢; ales spare ribs, s, skinned per doz., SCELLAN selects, 3¢ per can; company York counts, 45, white clover ovs selects, HC 13¢ MAPLE SYRUP-Gallon Bixby, G-gal. cans, NUTS—Almo 1 shelled, ilc; = . auts, Sc; pecans, 9¢; roasted, Jugs, per dc English 10¢; fill peanuts, walnuts, raw, Liverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 28 —WHEAT. mand poor; NG, 2 red winter, 45 104 spring, 48 110; 1_hard, Manitol California, s Futures opene near and’ distant’ positions 14d lowe steady with near and distant positions lower; business about equally distributed; tember, 48 10d; October, 48 10d; Novembe 10i6d: Decomber, 43 108d; Junuary, 4s February, 48 1%, CORN-'Spot quiet; American mixed %0, Futures opened steady with near 4 lower and distant positions 4d lowe steady with near positions unchanged to ¥d Lawer nt positions unchanged to 1id highe about ¢ distributed; Se tembe 6; October, November, December, 63 5ld} January, 3s 8d; Quiet; N 114, closed ed . s 1hd; new, 3s positions closed s Febru- and moderate; St. Louls fancy demand enr, light, 5 Ibs., s 1bs., Ir; 3 10 short shoul s; hams, short cut, finé North American. India_me s 3d; prime mes western, 78s Gn; prime. western, short 45 1bs il 4 . 83%; fong clear ear backs, lght, 14 to ders, squar 0’18 Ibs., 14 t0 16 1bs., 4s. Tallow nominal, Heef, extra mess, s, Pork, prim ; medium, Tls 3. fined, in pails E-—Dull; den (new), 57s; finest ad poor; finest American white American colored (new), TER-Finest United States, NTINE—Spirits, 208 6d. Common, 45, ) OIL—Liverpool Refined . R BEEF—F 7s; good, refined, 17s 8d PETRO! REF| hindquarters BLEACHIN Liverpool, &7 HOPS—AL L requarters, 8%d b. ) POWDER—Hardwood, f. o ndon (Pacific coast), £1 1 New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, Sept. The followlng closing mining quotations: Hulwer. Ontario “hol Crown Poiut Con. Cal. & Va, Deadwood.... wid & Curry lo & Noreross S tandard Union Con. Low Ja orin Markets, PEORIA, Sept. 2.~ CORN—Steady; No. 2, $13e; No. 3 JATE - Active, steady; 3 white, 196194 RYE—Nothing doing. WHISKY—Fi'm; finished goods of 3122 for high wines. R TS-Wheat, 4500 bu.; corn, oats, 98,750 bu.; rye, none: bariey, 1% SHIPMENTS -Wheat, 4. 8% bu. ; ¢or " bariey, Dry Goods Market, NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—In consequence of the ne heat there has been very little attention led by hasers, engagements ve been ads ¢ at character, (s ‘Very steady and firm at 3% No. 2 white, 21G2ke; on the basis 211 “, 1 BOSTON. an Clearings, $14,130,077; bal- 2.~Clearings, $1,936,01; NEW YORK, Sept. balances, $,815,062. PHILADBLIPHIA 431; balunces, 81,657 LOUIS, Sept 2.~Clearings, $74,095,711; 8,355, 21.—Clearings, $,952,65; bal- ances, $048,246. Money, @7 per cent. Sept, $.—Clearings, 46, I CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Cleariags, $14,636,000, Money, on sharp call, with approved local ‘cols latersl, ¢ per cent. At e commercial 1 | ae- | thelr sales | THE OMAMA DAILY BER: OMAHA LIV eall time at o disc Ana $4.881 WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.—Today's statement of the condition ‘of the treasury shows: Avail- gble cash balance, $182,144,383; gold reserve, 95,821,007, STOCKS AND BONDS, loans are quoted at 4@5 per cent n %@ per cent. New York exchans it lankers' London sterling, $4.50% Course of Speculation Was Toward n Migher Range. NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—The course of specula- tion today was, with & fow exceptions, toward a higher range of prices, the upward tendency be- ing almost uninterrupted. The volume of busi- ness was fairly large, but it was lrregularly Qistributed, with the industrials and grangers enjoying the large dealings. The conviction that the outward movement of gold Is over at least temporarily and the satisfactory reports of carn- ings of most of the rallroads undoubtedly had neiderable influence in the market. The formal winding up of the government bond syadicate and the rapid progress already made on the lines of the rehabilitation of the Erle, in the opinion of Wall street, now leave the fleld clear for the reorganization of the Reading system, and inci- deatally the reformation of the great anthracite system. The easier tendency of the e the last few days took many and occasioned rumors of the negotiation of a sterling loan, by way of explanation. These re- w5 can be learned, have no foundas and well Informed bankers declare vorable tendsncy of is e 1 and that the sent ne- loan. spened ns in sentiment | pronounced aftor initial d moderate volume of trading cent, Lackawanna and Chica Sugar and Distilling 1% per cent, rdage preferred 1% per cent and Clevely jumbus, Chicago & St Louis 1 per Other advances occurred below full figures. advance culminated after the first hour, and to realize profits Mail Jost ‘an ext Delaware nge market in people by surpriss kness in ch i tement with the 1 company They are denied by officials of both companies, The force of the downward movement was spent about midday and rallies were recorded fa a number of instances. Pittsburg, Cleveland, Co- lumbus, Chicago & Louis preferred gained per'cent; Tobace % per cent; Sugar, 2 per i Rock ‘Island, 1% per cent; Chicagd Gas, Burlington and Pacific Mail, 1% per cent, and Long Island Tract 1 per cent. dvances in prices were very pronounced In tae last two hours of husiness. The strength f Sugar was ivance forclgn and which Iy reported, The best figures of the vances wes cent re important ad- Chicago nt; the grangers, to 1% per ibacco and Lackawanna, 1% per wding in bonds was moderate i volun with a strong tone to_speculation. Advances were established in New York & Noithern ists of 4 cent; Belleville & Caron § per cent Cordage '1sts, trust receipts, nne: ingham division, cent; inal 1sts, 1% , 114 per cent ipts, Color 15ts, K Pittsburg, Cleveland, Loufs, s per cent; Southwestern 1sts and lizabethtown vated 1sts, Columbus, & st sorfes A and 1%, 1 per cent; St Paul, nd Mo a’ Central t; Michigan Contral consol 7s, Missouri Pacific 1st collateral : sales were $1,664,000, Svening Post's special financ, The stock markets tods y. Americans spurted consid due to th the settlement, beginning to the favorable impression tion of the Rothschild-Mor fons here as to the outlook in Americans vary widely, even In the best quarters, but the tendency is inclined to be bullish, The following were the closing_quc the leading stacks of the New York today: Atehison. ... 331U, P. D. &G Adams EXpross. . Northwestern. Alten, T H do pfd. Am. Expross ... v Laltimore & Ol adis Pacitic. ada Southern. ntral Pa 1. & O Chicigo & Al fell off 1% 1% per cent, and per cent. Ti per ce London quiet “This for ay, and partly made by ‘the dissolu- an_syndicate, Opin- fons on exchang Oregon Tmp. Orego) Rock Island. .. St Paul. dopricl, . & Omania. ... o Pt Eort Way |southern Picific.. Refiue Coal & Iron s Pacitic..... <|T. & O, Cent. vid. Union Pacitie |U.S. Express W. St L. & P... la|W! SU L & P 7734 | Wells Fargo Ex. 150" | Western Union. . 304 | Wheeling & L. 6% dopra. M. &St L D. & R.G. Hocking Vi lilinois C Lake Erie & West do ptd.. Lake Shore. Lead Trast. ... Louisvilie & N...\ L&N.A.... Manhattin ¢ Memphis & C... Michigan Cent.. Pacitic Mobile & Ohlo. .. N at o' ptd H.&T. C. TIA A& T, St. L. & K. C. do ptd... SRR foinfas i G Aui. Tob. €o. .. do pfd v North Am, Co.... Northern Paeif 100 cific ptd ¢ s of stocks U including: American Sugar, 13,700; Atchison, third a: {Fon _preferred, 3.400; Burlington, : Chicago Gas, 31,000; Distillinig, 2%,80; Geners Electric, 8,000; Kansas & Texas preferred, Pacific Mail, 10,200; Reading, 6400; Rock telind: 1 St. i Tennossce Coal and Iron, 3.800;" United rdage, 3, Wabash pre- ferred, 3,200; 3 shares, New ¥ ORK ¥ Market fONEY ON CALL— loan, 1% per cent; NEW Easy at lig pe closed at 1% pe PRIME MERC Tast NTILE PAPER—@1% per KCHANGE st bills and $4.881,@14.58% fc L1597 and $L89T5@ Weak, with actu $4.89004.89%, fo sted rates, ercial bills, RTIFICATES—67% RNMENT HONDS pon, % per cent higher Raiirond bonds, strong. Closing quotations on bonds were . P_Iats of 05, D &R G. T8, G. 4s. 1y; new 4s cou- State bonds, Inactive, tollow 48 COND, HewW. B, rex... 38, COUD.. 8. reg . 48, coup .. iciiie 68 0f 95 Al cluss s fri 00| 100 108 H &' 10 . La. New Con. 48! 8.C. nonfury Te'h. new set 6y, Tenn. new set 5 old us... nturies. do deferred. Atehison 48 Atehison 2d AL anada S0. vds. .l L. & N. unified 48, O.R. & N. 1sts ot 108 Yo WEWS [y |8t L. & LM oy L&S. F. B 1%ia’ of i 108 | West 83 |Southe 1| Boston Stock Quotation BOSTON. Sept. Call loans. S@d p thme touns. 3@ddg per cent. Closing prices for stocks, bonds and mining shares AT &S F 4% | Wi, Contral. ... A, Sugar i Tiis., Am: Sugar pid. Bay State Gas. Bell Telephone. Boston & Alban: Hoston & Mal CB&Q..... Fitehburg ptd. Electric Tiinois Steel Mexiean Central.. 0ld Colony. Ore. Short Lin Rubber. 1 Dies ; Unilon Pacitic West iR do pfd..... " 4 Pamuracic . 51| Wolverine. ., 108 190 9% | Atchison Atchison w England n. Electrie 0s. nt. 18ts.... Alllunz.\llnml 0 | Attantie Host 16 Buit Jumet & Heel San Froweivco Mining Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. “The oficial closing quotations for mining stocks today were as fol- [Halo& Noroross. Juli.. Justice, | Kentucky Con.! Lady Wask. Con., Mexicat. oo Mouo. .1 |Mount Dibio.. Ophir. [Qverman. Potos! [Savage.. Scorplon Slerra Navida, Silver HL .. |Unton Con.....! |Utah Con.. Yello Mexican dollars, 54q@ telegraphic, de. Al Alpl Audes Belcher ! Best & Heiche Bodie Con Bullion. . . W, 105 o o a Do o e s B Sl S B O, 2 |EEBatet3aa: Con, Imperial. ..\ Con. New York.., Crown Point. Exchequer. G o o Silver_bars, 07@07)e. bdlge. Drafis, sigh London Consols. 0 -.W Consols. 1 107X St Paul oom 604 N. Y. Central. ylvania, 70K Reading.. 1L Central, 105% HAR SILVER MONEY—4 per The rate ot discount in the open market for both short and three months' bills is 5% per cent, 'Ifll'l‘in AY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1895, T0CK MARKET| Run of Cattle Was Very Light Even for DEMAN Stockers an Monday. D GOOD AND :ICES WERE STEADY Feeders Met with Ready Sale=Not Enongh Hogs In to Make Receipts and shipments twenty- Market, but the Few in Sold at Stendy Prices. MONDAY, Sept. for the as compared with 7. past four hours, the previous six days, are as follows: Septem Septem Septem Septem Septem Septem Scptem Septem Septem September The s ber of The G, follows, RECBIPTS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, Horses, ber 164 8,021 ber ber ber 1 ber 180, SHIPME .. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. Horses. 2.0 1,287 s 5 20, ber ber ber ber 18,0000 2011 40 PO TR ¢ disposition of the day's receipts w: the buyers taking the num- of stock Indicated: Cattle. Hogs 189 head Sheep. M. Hammond Swift and Company he Cud Cincinnati dahy Packing o & Degan.. rs and teeders. Lett'ove Total AT today for a Monday reported in the yar on Mond r, fifty-five loads reported ba a favor: demang receipts, an cattle run was very light only ninety loads b ds, as against 176 load There were, how ck. It wi able day for the selling interests, the 1 being good in addition 1o the Jight s Is . TLE—The of last week. In the way of fat steers there ws not mu of buy ing c: unload steady steers higher. as Cows and prac the active act the attention nted a few kill- no difficulty in had at good in the yards to att ers, The packers w ttle and holders had ing everything they 0 strong prices. Desirable beef 're in some cases quoted a little One bunch of westerns sold as high nd heifers were in demand being large at an advance of old readily and fhe vard supply market to loc. werc light the hing tically cleared early in the morning. The stocker and feeder trade was in very satisfactory shape, -4 pretty mand fs all w country ers wa day. steady were the t was concerned, tative sales No. 10 cows, 2 steer The mostly Y. rators sold out close on Saturday amd 1s a pood de- s anticipated for *nis week they were nting cattle. There was also some demand, though the numbar of buy s rather limited, as usual on a Mon- sult was'a good, astive and rong markot, The ofering: all taken in good season and 0 far as cattle in nrst e wag soon over. Represen- to STEERS, 1090 568 1070 1051 it 5 650 6.0 80 3.0 60 w0 1.0 120 4000108 ] 00 I 1 Teeder, e 990 80 J. Bristol, feeders. .,.1000 . 039 1 calf...e.pe 120 COLORADO, m Martin, 1 feeder.,...108) 18 feeders. cows. 5 feede te 5 bull. cows, bull bull.. . Shidter, 24 cows.. Keller, rs.. & Live Johnson 0 2 ust Tlampton 702 00 ¥0 250 Prindl, feed tock Comp 1 feeder. 19 feeders, 20 15 6 2 ) 310 10 e 1000 010 3 L1140 tor 1 " oomi 200 1 i 1 feedor der. .. H, heifer.....] heifer str, T Rush 1 steer. 7 cows. 5 steers.... 19 cows. HOGS mike & the yard 1076 380 W ex...1120 rs, i Whiteomb. 44 steers.... 13 heffer steers, taker. steers.. Creek Stock 1 cows. 18t . Cowan. 8 fee . 910 1048 John Robinson 16 steers.... UTAH. B. F. Sanders. 210 221 cows. 528 245 were not enough hogs here to nly 8ix loads being reported in buyers did not appear to regard 184 1211 .2 The market ds. The it &8 worth their while to bother with such light rocelpts: HHEE sheep, yards. d willing, however, to t at p that were about d sold at M.07%, Represent- They seen &8s here sh. Pr. Le 38 4 8% 6 0 260 4 P—1t was the banner day of the year in over 8,00 head being reported 1n the The greater portion, howeek was con- L signed direct to n and weak, Repre No. 120 western weathers . 200 western wethers ... 400 western wethers ... CHICAGO 1 acker, The market was slow tative sales: Ay. Pr. 782 0 m 20 9 260 VE STOCK. Cold Wenther Hud a Stmulating In- fluence on the Demand. CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—~The cold weather ap- peared to have a stimulating influence on the demand and the comparative scarcity of choice native cattle caused prices for such to rule strong, but there was more or less weakness in Such natives as came Intd competition with the ommon to extra beeves adapted 1o ments o dressed beef packers and . shippers were salable at from $3.50 o with sales principally at from $4.35 to $5.5 ockers and feeders opened active and firm at m $2.50 1o § Cows were active and steady with sal way from $1.5 240 for ¢ ning lots, from $.95 10 $.75 for good cholce ¢ heifers, Dulls sold at from 5% to olognas, at from $240 to 8.7 for feed from §3 to $3.75 f export. Calv nged, with DIy, West wand and ady at from 43 very well once n steers, A good m supply up Lo ws an fot % and e sold 8.3 for ny heavy hogs w today,” the receipts head, against only Included In the being cstimated at 15,000 head 0 week ago. At the decitne of from 10c to 20¢ thatavas estab lished last Saturday trade was very good, Chi cako packers making the bulk of their purchases at from $3.85 to $4, while shippers bought chiefly at from $4.15 to §1 mmon to ch sold at from $3.7 at fr $4.35, pigs at fro Sheep were about steady m §1.2 for natives, with sales chiefly at from §2.50 $3.10 n sheep were saiable at from sheep received coming fr from 1T 1; hogs, St. Louls ST, LOUIS, Sept, 23 head; shipmens, 30 basis' of 1@ Catt 24,000 he head Live St CATTLE head; m than ; ship best butcher grades, $3 ers, under 1,000-1t 00@d.2; stockers and of sl @3.00; cows and heifers, $200@2.50; bulk of 300 nd Indian steers. of 2.8073.20; cows and heifers, $2.00G3.00, Recelpts head; shipments, 100 : market stead vy, $.00@4.30; packers light, $4.00004.25. Recelpts, 400 market $2.00712. Recelpts firm ¢ buik of s foeders, $2.0063.75; bu bulk hea shipments, mittons, $2.7500. $3.50004.50] southwest: head: stockers. ern shecp, K KANS. 9,90 steady nsan City Live Stock. CITY, Sept. CATTLE-Recelpts, d; shipments, 2100 head; best others weak and i0c lower;' ' Texas 2, s cows, shipments, ¢ higher; bulk of sales, @4.10; heavies, @4.00; packers, $3.90@ mixed, lights, $3.50G4.10; York- ers, $4.0074.10; $2.5004.00, SHEEP—Red 1; shipments, head; market lower; lambs, 4.25; muttons, market st $3.000 wht. Record of receipts at the four principal ma for Monday, September Cattle, ith Omahy AKO ... Ccity Louis Totals St. Louis Geners Sept, 22.— $3,10@3.20; chol arly and v ulied later on and increased m and h@ i red, cash, 59%ic; Septem- ., 5T0e ;) 4o bid; May, 63%@6315e. CORN—Cold_weather in the ‘corn belt caused some buying at the opeaing and a slight improve ment in the prices, which later weakened and declined, closing steady for December (o % lower for ember and e lower for May than Saturday ed, cush, 20c; Septembel %o _usked; Dec + 2 bid} May, 25% OATS—Stronger Tutures o spot fi bid; 1 RYE CORN MEAL- BR. FLAX 3 TIMOTHY HAY—Dull, with nothing doing in low choice grades scarce and higher: prairie, timothy, $11.00G1140 cast sid Higher —Dull Market, LOUR—Quiet time, but ¢ supply dec Bl i falr o prime, $3.00@ grades 6.000 yi $305@3.0716, but no sales. $8.621%. Lard, prime steam, Taera 36; Tonus, 6.5 S—Flour, 4,000 1; oats, S—pelour, 12,000 bbls.; Wheat, 66,000 bu.; oats, 43,000 bu, 1s.; wheat, 64,000 corn, 1IPMI3 corn, IW YORK od firm; n shorts and local s net_advance 14.55@14.90; spot auie 7, $15.87%; mild, ; Cordov K fes 3 w York st bags; United States stock, 347 afloat for the United States, 217,000 bags; visible for the United State s, 1 bags last and firm; $18.25019.0. turday 0,009 verage Santos, ) bags. and unchanged; HAMBURG 23.—Steady weelpts, 10,000 bags 7,000 bags; fo 1gs. Weekly $14; _ exchange, week, 57,000 bags} 49,000" bags; stock, RIO DE JAM Rio, $14; exchang cleared for the urope, 1,000 Steady; exchange, standard, 10 11-164; receipts during the shipmenis to United States, 207,000 bags. A Market. COTTON—S bc; no pments, United stock, 000 ST. LOUIS, Sept. middling, 7 bales; cady to 1-160 sales reported; sl 2 bales; stock, 23, —COTTON 300 bales; January, $8.01; April, 35 October, $8.18; Novemb ~Futures $8.40; $8.45; Mare M ptember, $8.19 mber, $8,52. ORLIZANS, 8 1-l6c; THe; T 1000 bale . Sept, 23, —Ct fow middling, t and gross receipts, stock, $6,311 bales. Kansas City Market. KANSAS CITY, S 3. —WHEAT—About un- changed; No. 2 hard, i No. 2 red, nominal, 60@61c 35 EW middling ordinary. ales, TTON- 11 i Firm: good unchanged; No. 2 mixed, active and 2 white, PS-—Steady and No. 2 mixed, 18@19c; M \\I APOLIS, } September, 634 n track, No. 11 2 n firm; pa second clears, 5, $3.1003.3 $2.50G2.35; Duluth W DULUTH, Sept. 2.—WHE, d, cash, G6%c; September, December, o No. 1 northern, cptember, tei December, 5isc 4} 'No. 2 northe era, cash, N rejected, d%e. Sugar Market. VEW YORK, Sept. 2.—SUGAR refined, strong’ and active; No. No. 13, e mold A, 4 1116547 LT0aise; powdered, 4 111604 4 16 4nc. risco Whent Quotation RANCIECO, Seqt. .- Wil 3 May llu ,«\- Anvl nl Afatrs. nge on London, Raw, strong; 3 15-16@4%4¢ standard A, granulated, SAN December, 5 centals. nr‘-ll(n ¥ BERLIN 23— Exchi days' sight PARI rentes, 1000 London, 25t LONDON, Ayres at Petersburg, na, 103, C for the account, 8 m.—Th count, v. cent for thoe ac ¢ for chec —Gold Is_quoted at Lisbon, 4% tome, ' 104.76 108 11-16; per 60; A onsols for money, 1073 THE R MARKE] INSTRUMENTS placed on record Septemb:r 23, 1895: WARRANTY UEEDS. D Patterson and wife to Rairden, e % lot 26, block 1, bell's add.. A Prescott trustees, n lot 6 block lot 10 and e 16 feet lot'9 and e feet lot 10, bloc 5, Reed's 3d add; lot 20, block 12, Kountze & R's add.. rank Hagerman, receiver, et al to J A Prescott, same e P H H Harder and wife to G D Paite n, n 43 feet lots 1 and 2, block 1 st End add. . e mont Savings bank to Georg Christianson, lot 3, Latey's subdiv G S~ Robbins and wife to R L Scott, lot 11, block 8, Hillside add No. 1.. TR Nl‘\“( n and wife to Otto Pet son, lot %0, Fairmount Place August Murphy, N B Camp- G 180 Ladd et al, % of n ¥ w17 feet 8B’ and w Jmaha; J to ot klund and wife to H 8 Mc lot 17, block 4, DuPont Place QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, J M Pyper to J B McMillan 6-13 H 8 MacMurphy and husband to Green & Brainard, trustees, lot 17, block 4, DuPont Place.. Total amount of transfers. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The best salve in the world for cuts, brul sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, te ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per- fect satisfaction or money refundsd. Price 26 cents per box. For sale by Kubn & Co, PAWNBROKER Tells the Story of Durrant's Visit to His Shop in Minute Detail, CORROBORATED BY ANOTHER WITNESS Defense s Will in rprise—=Wil nnt the SAN FRA} week of the trial of menced today. The substantially b the district attc is corroborative case tha test heim, the pawnbroke rant had about ring, identified to Blanche L amined today with having heim sald only two Both ranger: minutely, and thelr visits yesterday ing the other promptly. In in the court ness. Couns fuse him by ver articles and In seen them before. 1 broker replied in the the persons who them. The Oppenheim's testime and tried to break it cess. W middle by On the were s reco it spec the m! room 1 for t J. Phillips, a aged man of dress, testified that coming out of Opy early part of last to the man by his the manner of that e was coming ¢ the district attorney to indicate the man the pawnshop, Phill oner and th polnte tive tone, [hat I8 th Durrant did nc He returned gaze wit of his face guilt nor flashed jured innocence. Tho witness was o his business enterprises and hi appa tory, with the crediting his testimo Durrant’s portrait was first published marked that he lhad When Oppenheim's scene at the pawn mind, and all the de Leigh H. Ir he interviewed April 14, in the city ment was made Thompson, who was It was ag to his Durrant then o'clock In the Lamont She invited college on went to the church coat and hat and gas. He stated church. He said nc Miss Lamont in th Perry of Alameda, Cross on April 3, to the trip to the ML Mrs. Cross left the H ket street to go to The district that he can finish ine, Dur, w mor, him to w tha than Wednesday evening, of this the attorneys ting the finishing to statement and will when called upon. The defense, simple enough in different from anythi son is conceived to long drawn out cross is contended, were gigantic bluffs to conceal the real purpose of continued the defense, little details might b be used in favor of all lurked the rea on the prosecution w that time will have prey is requested to Durrant to that neither himself ever entertained th testimony of Mrs. M normal school girls rant joined Blanche I ell streets at 3 o'cld April 3 last. He wi woman and the ecar together ket street. Upon the aver, at Market and Miss Lamont going dore Durrant in ano an engagement with Was with 800, April Oppenheim mont, tried tc other pegsons had called. | them of Oppenhe showing had defense April, his actions t flinch twitched said he at Twenty-first the day of corroborated Mrs. attorney it is stated, construction, the jury. utterances have it that Mr. Deuprey will state medical student and rode in the direction of Mar- AlL Prob Admit (he Misx La Fatal Da Sept. 23, heodore prosecution now efote the jury, rney will 1 ntroduce Adolph Oppen who stated that 15 tried Durrant ¢ and all Imony r further > day Durrant o sell th was er is charg ring, Oppen described part he the had was yot ed they im ified inds of he was too he def him a quiring 1 many culars but Q occurred asked r lays, answ s good tried to number of he had ases the pawn affirmative and described tried to sell or pawn evidently considered ny of great Importanc down, but without some e con sil it ut suc turel and a Duri cigar good apy he had jenheim's store in He was attr peculiar appearance a and to the fact yut of a pawnshop. When requested thg witne he saw coming out ips walked to the pris 1 finger sald in a youns man, under manufa arance g b the ordeal. gaze and not a muscl He neither the glance h of ack £088-ex8 nily nte of He said that dis when he re- somewhere. arent Ny d seen him plcture was printed the shop flashed across his tails came back to him a newspaper man, #aid ant on the evening of prison. Du nt's state- the presence of Judge then Durrant’s attorney hereabouts on April left home about and met Blanche and Mission streets accompany her to the the conversation. He at 4:30 and took off his ent upstairs to fix t he met King .in the thing about having seen afternoon. Mrs. A. B who was visiting Mrs Cross as sslon on that afternoon. aight strect car at Mar- Valencia, ning is case and in for the puches on be ready sanguine not later nticipation 0 are put- their opening to present it his will be a surprise but entirely ng from which any per- have gathered from th examinations. These, it merely in the nature of on in the be fished out the prisoner; that could it hope that behind plan, ready to be sprung hen the time came, and arrived when Mr. Deu- make his statement for In short, semi-official nor his collengues have » fdea of disputing the ary Vogel and the three to the effect that Dur Lamont at Clay and Pow- ek on the afternoon of 1l admit that the got oa_the arrival of the two, how- Powell, they separated, in one direction, Theo- ther, bent upon keeping Mrs. Rosalind Holland. e Belgie ix SAN dental and Orlen patch frem stating that the ste: ashore, but that the FRANCISCO, 1 company received a dis- Yokohama via SO Ax Sept. ore. 23 —The Occl- Liverpool today amship Belgic was still preparations were nearly complete to float her. —-— In Your ¥ frain Tired? Take Horsford's It supplies the nee and nerv Diphtherin Closes the LAWRENCE, Kan. of an epidemic of di the Board of Health schools. the disease. Several deaths have eded food for the brain s and makes exertion easy. chools. , Sept. 23.—On account phtheria prevailing here today closed the public resulted from e Ladies who valus a use Pozzoni's Powder, beautiful skin, i vis dertul medicines, whi such as buds, flgwer the action of 5,000 years' of practice o Omaha_has_given thousands of testin ER of divease ¢ np for 21 WO, CHIN Omaha, Neb. JAMES E. Telephone 1039, him o k_and refined complexion must It produc:s a soft ani Dr, G. GEE WO Makes Special Price for Next 30 Days. And GUARANTE Ccure every case or re funds the money—such a8 Rhcumatism, ¢ tarrh, Kidney, 'Liv emale and Bladder oubles, and all pri ate diseases of bot 7 and women. This \derful doctor has a reputation for Any- to w great sits hi ) |s nature's pure rem h he kr Wit repu Is curing EVERY naultation aquestion MEDICIN BOYD & CO . OMAHA, NEB. CH COMMISSION Grain, Provis Room 111% Direct wires to Correspondents: ¥, P, BMITH (Tel. 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