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Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition Of Trade md Q%uotatfon
ON SinnIc md Enncy

EGGs-Fresh stock. per doz.. 13al3hc.
Notwithstanding stock, &c; choice TO
fancy, 1idi6c; gathered creamery. 1IQlSc. sepa-
rator creamery. iSGl9c.
~AL-Cho fat. 20 20 100 lbs. are quoted at
717l3c; large and coarse. 4n5iEc.
CHEESE-Wlsconsin full cream. 12c; Young
Americas, 12hc, twins. 12c; Nebraska and Iowa.
fun cream, loqlic; Limburger, NJ 1. i2e; brick.
LIVE POuLTRY-Hens. Ika7c ROSTERS. &c;
spring chickens. per 10. Shg9c; ducks, &c: spring
pIGEoNs-Per doz', 81.
HAYnupland $3.50; midland. $780,; low
nay light bales sell the best. Only top grades
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-New choice stock. 3Oc.
SWEET PoTATOES-Choice stock. $3.50 per
0NIoNs-Home grown, 25a5Oc.
,CABBAGE-on orders. sacked. per 100. 75ca
ToMAToEs-Cholce stock, per " bu. basket.
25n4oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per dog, .1.7592.O 90.
No. 2, 25c; inferior, 259SOc.
CANTALoUPEs-Choice stock. Grated for ship
ment, per doz.. 6O6soc.
FRUITS.
n nTaIs PPEEAGcRBEsFger box. soc;
'cALiFoRNTA' G iR,l + Fasl-is; case, black va
rIf ptfin q 90; MusSHts. ,l2s: Tokays. $50; 49,.
Oils; fancy varieties, tL.151i25. '"N'
sonTHERN PEACHEs-None..
as; cooking apples. sl.75Q2o. ~
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-Freestones. per box,
pc; clings, S5n90c.
NECTARINES-None.
TROPICAL RUITs.
.ORANGES-Choice seedlings, per box. s.. rs;
Mediterranean sweets. none; fancy st. Michaels
none; California Valenclas. 81. 2593. IS.
LEMONS-Extra fancy lemons, $50 size. $500;
300 size. SS.OOG9.OO
-BANANAs-Choice large stock. per bunch. 81. 90
G2.5l; medium size punches, 81. 1902. 25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS-Extra selects, 35c per can; company
selects, 4Oc; New York counts, 45c.
~HoNEY-Native white clover. lie; choice stock,
MAPLE s~YRUP-Gallon jugs, per doz., ,12;
Bixby, 5-gal. cans. SO. w.
NuTs-Almonds; lac; English wainuts. soft
roasted, i7xee. oceans ~' peanuts raw 9AsSci
HIDES AND ALLOW
HIDES-No. l green hides, 7c; No. Q green
hides, SIC. No; l green sailed hides. Sc; No. Q
green sailed hides, INC; No. l veal calf. s to Is
a lSs' o noe; Mo, No: 2 zeal cali, to 15,lbs. Sc; No ]
ne; No. 1 dry sailed hides. iOc; partly cured
hides; 1e per ID. less than fully cured.
green sailed shearings (short wooded early skins).
each 5al5c; dry shearlings (short wooded early
wooded early skins,. No. q each, &C.; Sry fjnt
Kansa and Nebraska butcher VOL pelts. actual
Weight, 4qSc; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
Colorado murraln wool pelts, per ID. acuai
weight. 4qGc; Have fet cut off. as 1t is useless
,,TAtLoW AND GRAEsE-No. 1 tailow, 4nc;
no: 2 tallow, Sha55sc;, grease. white A.. 40
&c; grease dark. 2t!c;; cd id b sress Sa gysSitow 5ees
wax, prime, i7a2Oe; rough tallow. &c.
WOOL uNWAsHE0-Tine heavy. 697c; fine
and chary. SAGE; cotted and broken. coarse, "a
&c; G9tted and broken: fine. sgSe,
l6c: tub washed. 1sG1Sc; black. Sc; bucks. &c;
tag locks. 2gac; dead pulled. 566c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Closing Quotations on the PRINCIPAL
C~OmmOditfcs md StonUes

NEW YORK, Sept. observation-disclosures, H.
900 bills; exports. 10000 bbls. Market was
held 5gi0o higher, which checked the demand
and particularly as wheat had n bad break, and
the close was unsettled: Minnesota patents,
81. iodS,6 80: Minnesota bakers. s2.7o02. So; winter
patents, s.. ioa3so. Southern flour, more active;
spring low grades. ,i,7oQs 60; city mill pat
isisa2 60. Rye hour. steady; fancy, 81. SOS 10.
RYE-Quiet; No 2 western, isQ44c in elevator.
BAItLEY1pgIl western. 4se To arrive; good
BARLE MALT-Flrm. nominal; western, GO
CORN MEAL-EasIer; yellow western. 95c;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iI4.7oo bu.. exports. 1885,
hard. sec. delivered. Options active and strong
up to 1 O'Clock on heavy foreign buying. cover
strong cash situation and higher cables. After
that the mornings accommodations began to MI
vslopsd, resulting IN a big break and heavy,
closed at &c; Decemser. si;.sSs,.c. closed s al Sc.
ooHN-ReSipts los 900 bu exports; sis, 100 bu.
morning by a run in OF local shorts, but lost part
OF 1t subsequently, when wheat broke. and closed
s mo iHW'r sc pe a,sy i sss ss sss0 o Slss'' at on ,s pser
December closed at SIC.
spot market quiet; No. .. Use. Options showed
more activity and considerable strength, closing
sis:sa 8; AXE K 't 6sd sisGss; s ssg.s@sec closed s.5fs q sS
HAf,Wsak; shipping S0gI.Oo; good to
cnolce, SI.eouS.VO.
.LEATHER-pulli hemloek sole, Buenos Ayrss.
Hight 10 heavy weights. 24c.
HOPS-Quiet and weak. state. common to
choice. 1884 crop, saTe; Pacific coast, 1894 crop.
3Ha7c.
H~IDEs-ouist; California dry. n to IS lbs, lsc;
Galveston. 20 to rs lbs, l6QiTizc; Buencs Ayres.
20 70 y lbs, Ale; Texas dry. "a to so lbs. l2also.
.WOoL-Quiet; domestic fleece, isQ2sc. pulled,
Doc.
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. quiet; family. so. OOsi2 90:
sisoSRn.@: beef hams. SIS. coais.s 80. Cut meats.
firm; picked bellies, 50. 1907. Is; picked shoulders,
IS. i0u5.1b picked hams. SIS. o09s. so. Lard, steady
to nrm. western steam closed at s6.&o asked;
October closed at @f, nominal; refined, steady
at 81; compound. SIh. Pork. dull but steady;
new mess. l0.0o9l0.&
BU~TTER-F1rm; western dairy, sHdisc; state
dairy, i29i9xc; state creamery. 2lo.
CHEESE-Firmer; large. Ds81nc.
TALLoW-Firm: city, +Ne bid: country. 4ha.
PETRoLEUM-Duil; United closed at ;i.n bid.
EGGs-Rsceip,s. s.ito pkgs. Market steady
s,sis and Pennsyivsnis, isaiIo; western. $50
RlcE.ouist; domestic. fair to extra. igsAc;
japan. aA04c.
MoLAssEs-oaI. New Orleans. open kettle.
6islH. "' Wv
TUHPENTINE-Firm at 2si4c.
AErALs-Pis iron. arm; southern. tii. so6ia.ts;
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Foreign Financial Affairs.

PARIS, Sept. 19.-Three per cent rentes. 1907
s212c for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
9c for checks. The weekly statement Of the
Bank of France. issued today. shows the follow
Ing changes, as compared with the previous ac-
count: Notes in circulation, increase, 7Oo, OO0f:
treasury accounts. current, increase, 400, OOOf:
gold In hand. decrease. 1915. 00Of: bills discounted.
decrease. Il. 400. OO0f; silver in hand, decrease,
., 3I5 00Of.
LONDON Sept. 19.-The weekly statement Of
the Bank OF England. Issued today, shows the
following changes. as compared with the previous
account: Total reserve. increase. LOGO, coo; circu-
lation, decrease, f36. 900; bullion. increase, fe47, APO.
other securities. Increase, fSj5. 900; other deposits
Increase. Elsa 900; public deposits, increase. $780,
900; notes. reserve, increase. 1890, 900; government
securities. unchanged. The proportion of the
Bank of Ens!and's reserve to the liability. which
last week was 6o.3s per cent, is now go. "a per
pa; at Madrid. 16; Lisbon. 2ia.; ST. Petersburg,
so: Athens, II: Rome. 104 IS; Vienna, l3. The
Bank of England rate OF discount remains at 2
per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

BOSTON. Sept. 1s.-Clearings, SIG, 577. 1877: bal
anccs. s2.77 22S.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1s.-Clearings, 81, 1913, 159;
balances. 1912, 75i.
f YORK, Sept. 19-Clearings. slO3 .57e g17.
balances, 81. 654, sos.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19.-Ciearings, 81, 1O7,-
1903; balances. 81, 653, 400.
Sept. 19.-The true amount of
the gold reserve at the close of business today
was SO. 94S. s75.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. I9.-Clearings, SO, 80, psi; bal
ances, S3Si,42o. Money, quiet at 517 per cent.
New York exchange. 75c discount.
Sept; 19.-Clearings. s1i, 456. 900. De-
mand for money light and rates steady at 444Ib
per cent for call loans and 45s per cent for COM
mercial paper. New York exchange, 3c dis
count. Bankers uLondon) sterling, 81. 1874 "a. SS9s.
Sept. l9.-The Treasury de-
partment is advised OF the deposit of 500, 900 in
gold in exchange for currency by the National
Bank of Commerce of st. Louis, through its
New York correspondent. Today's statement OF
the condition OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, Slsl, 623. $50; gold reserve. S95. 64s. SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
stock I'm Sight.
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-COFFEE-Santos, firm.
good average Santos, $3.50; receipts, 10 900 bags
stock, 29S. 900 bags. Warehouse deliveries from
New York. 1855 bags; New York stock today,
81 ,6SD bags; United States stock. 1854 14 bags
visible for the United States, 59s, 1914 bags, against
4O9, 961 bags last year.
options opened steady at 10 points advance
on March and unchanged for other months,
ruled quiet and featureless, closed firm at 20
aaO points net advance; September. S14.95 De-
center, VA. 5Od IA. 90. Spot, Rio, quiet: No. I,
Si575, Mild. quiet Cordoya. SIS. 2jal9 90.
vance Of 4 pig; sales. "a, 900 bags.
HANRE, Sept. 19.-COFFEE-Opened strong,
unchanged to i4f higher; at ~ m. steady at al
advance; at 3 p. M, irregular, hf up to vi de
cline; closed irregular at A9Af net advance;
sales. IL, 1000 bags.
steady: No. I Rio. Sl3. 20; exchange, lOIsd: re-
ceipts, 1900 bags: cleared for the United States,
5 900 bags: cleared for Europe. 5000 bags; stock.
2S5. 900 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
GOOD CARD AND FAIR ATTENDANCE
Weather is Against the Meeting nj
Gravesend.

UTHNcSenu.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The good card
that was provided today at Gravesend
brought out only a fair attendance. The
best race was the Willow handi-
cap for 2-year-olds at fur,ongs, In
which Woodvine was a strong favor
lite. There was half an hours de-
lay at the post, and they were sent away
The light weighted wild Violet had the
lead to the sixteenth pole. when she stopped
the bunch and won by half a length from
Boomer, who was a head in front of Wood
vine. There was a big upset in the Sea
breeze stakes, for Dolabra, a / to Q favorite,
ran last. Manchester led the way to the
back stretch. when Dorlen took the lead
and held 1t to the last furlong. when Pepper
the place from Dorien. Kamsin was an
oddson ~favorite for the first race, and was
lowered to Alarum, and Failing Water: He
was badly ridden by Chorn, who declared
that Gismonda stopped in front of him and
cepted his explanation.
Sir Excess was an even money favorite
in the second race and won easily, Belmar,
at long odds, securing the place. Harring-
had no difficulty in winning. There was a
close contest for the pace between Preston
and and MonaaS Ss and they finished in that
platers at a mile and a sixteenth, with
April Fool as the favorite. and he won
handily. Summarizes,
90 to u won, Falling Water Is to u second,
Kamsln 20 to 1O third. Time: .1:02.
E s C (eT Fsse' w %iie se ena a a fq to Q i .eoos Sir
Leonawell a to u third. Time: 1:56.
Third race, Willow handicap, FIVE fur
10 HoSS to i 1n Second. wv Wo tai i1 . q SG to s 5'U shIrd.
Fourth race. seabreeze stakes, mile and
Primrose go to y second, Dorien Us to u
third: Time: 1:49h.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
bishop MiIIspnugh Ordained.

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. 19.-Rt. Rev. Frank
R. Millspaugh was ordained bishop of Kansas
today. The ceremonies lasted fully three
hours and a half. At 10 80 a procession COM
posed Of clergy, church officials, choristers.
laymen and bishops moved from Bethany
college, where 1t had assembled, to Grace
cathedral. Among the dignitar.es compo sing
1t were Bishops II. b. Whipple Of Mime
sofa, ID. S. Tuttle and o. A. Twill Of Mis-
souri,, and Bishop Spaulding Of Colorado.
The ordaining sermon was preached at the
cathedral shortly after noon by Bishop WHIP
pie. and In the evening the women Of the
cathedral gave a reception in honor of the
new bishop.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Cyclone Wrecks Thirty BuiIdiur..

GREEN BAY. Wis, Sept. 19.-News
reached here today that a terrific cyclone
swept over Dnrr county peninsula yesterday,
demolishlng fully thirty buildings. The prin-
cipal Losses were suffered by farmers. Az
Ciaybank the large Shiloh church was
twisted from its foundation, lifted bodily
Into the air and dumped bottom up several
rods from Its foundation. 1t is a mass Of
bricks, stones and lumber and has no SEM
blance to a building. For a distance OF
twenty miles the cyclone cut a swath through
tho timber and across farms, leveling every
thing before 1t. No one was killed and onle
two persons are known to have been hurt
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
ForecIosed on n Street RAILWAY.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 19.-The Holland
Trust company of New York has n ed a suit
against the International Bridge and Tram
way company OF Laredo for the foreclosure OF
$4,000 first mortgage bonds. The mortgage
is on the street railway Of LAREDO, Tex, and
Neuvo LAREDO, Mex, and the bridge between
the two Laredcs.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Cleveland Banks VIII Helm.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-At a meeting Of
the directors of the Central National bank
today a resolution was adopted authorizing
Cashier ]. j. Sullivan to confer with the
different bankers in this city with the view
OF rendering the secretary OF the treasury
81, 900, 900 in gold coin. and to accept In lieu
thereof legal tender notes.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Fighting over Gumry,s Estate.

DENVER. Sept. 19.-Gustaf Guneson has
filed a petition in the county cou;t, praying
that the letters Of administration of the
Gumry estate issued to the international
Trust company be revoked and the Iapers
issued to Benjamin b.. Brown. Guneson
claims to be the lawful and sole heir Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

tons 10 SIC; Yardstick ss-inch brown oottons
TO bhc; Nashua " 5s-lnch brown %cottons to
SC; Nashua T. t0-inch brown cottons to TIC.
on Wednesday. September 20, there will be sold
NJ auction $500 pieces OF black. colored and
fancy silks OF the manufactures Of pelgram n
Meyer, and the great rise IN silk should make
" attractive. There was more new business
than was expected. and of brown %cottons,
denims, shifting fabrics and diapers some very
fine engagements were made. For all classes
OF goods the market Is very firm. Printing
cloths. quiet, but very firm at SiSc.
FALL RIVER Mass, Sept. N.-Prlnt cloths
firm and quiet at sc: light demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Celebrating Emancipation Day.

Kan, Sept. ia three days
celebration of the signing Of the emancipation
proclamation began this morning. People
from all parts of the state and many from
adjoining states are arriving to participate
In the exercises. At Griswold park the meet
Ing was given by Rev. L. Copeland. The
proclamation was then read. Rev. w. l..
Grant, the orator OF the day, followed In an
eloquent address. Each days exercises will
conclude with a ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
THREE RACES AT UNION PARK.
Short Card and Good Sport Mt the
Meet.


Three splendid races were carded at Union
park yesterday, and despite the gale of wind
that was blowing, some swift time was
made. The track was in excellent condi-
ton. The stretch and quarter stretch was
kept so thoroughly ~sprinkled that there was
no annoying dust to torment the people
in the grand stand. The lovers of turf
sport who came over from Omaha, after
getting a taste of the fair grounds simeon,
kingdom. The wind coming up the stretch
retarded the horses and made 1t difficult to
make any new records. but In the third
race, half mile heats, the excellent time OF
lively. and the talent picked three favor
lies. The foreign book, as usual, took prec-
edence, and the Gravesend and st. Louis
events were watched eagerly and played
great profit. -Four big races are carded for
the track in the field. Summaries;
First race, selling, thirteen-slxteenths OF
(Har0, to 2, won; Virginite. Oh. T. 1903
(Relf), 3 to l, second; Importance, blk. &,
100 Davis, 4 to l. third. Time; 1;2s. Alva
Westbrook. Glen Luck, Louie Young and
yioletta, b. m. 81 (corderj, Q to i, won;
Gus Strauss G e; lo7 }MeIntyre), even
Victor ID and Pat Lee also ran. '
sr ThlTd race, half mil mile heats purse SEQ
money, second; Gray Bane, g. s., iO2
lCorderl, 10 to l, third. Time: O:50h. Earl,
Little Ell, Mitchell and Nevada Boy also
w SScV Gray %h Bafle q A to i se s9y Gitt ie ERl
(6 to u third. Time: 0:5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
CARD FOR TODAY.

Pacing, 2-year-olds, 2:l5 class. purse $500:
Sir Ed, blk. c., r. Smith. Mason City, Ia.
Irwin, b. c., p. II. Judge, Des Moines, la.
Margery. b. m, A. s. Patrick. Omaha, Neb.
Thorndine. b. c., C. Howe & Sons, Howell,
Neb.; Kind Delmar. b. s., A. Se:leck,
Edgar, Schuyler, Neb.; Charley Hill. b. g.,
Charles Sain, Creston. Ia.
Trotting, 2:3S class, purse $500: Volun-
teer Abdallah. b. s., II. Pittsford, Cedar
Rapids, Ia; Gina b, b. f.. s. 8. Hadley.
Cedar Rapids. Ia; Ninescah,- blk. h. NJ,
Gallagher, Fremont, Neb.; Helen. b. m,
Beauchamp & Jarvis, Holton, Kan; Beauty,
$. M, c.. w. Poole, Tecumseh; J w C. blk.
s., James Culwell. Auburn, Neb.; Anna H,
Pace. 2:1O class, purse $1,000.
Running, one-half mile dash, purse 800.
Special: Alix (2:03%). against time.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
NEC
SHIPMENTS

CATTLE-The cattle run was light today
as compared with previous days, only
nlnety-five fresh loads being reported in
the yards. AT the same time 1t was a good
liberal run and brings the receipts for the
week above the 5000 mark.
The market as a whole did not show
much change from yesterday. Beef steers
were in moderate supply and sold in about
yesterdays notch.
Cows and heifers sold at about steady
prices and the market was fairly active.
Suckers and feeders were in good demand
and sold freely at steady prices.
About everything IN the yards sold early.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Rumored Plot to KIN Durrnnt.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ia sensational
story was circulated today concerning a
prisoner in the county jail who was said to
be waiting for an opportunity to kill Theo-
dore Durrant, who is also in jail, while his
trial is In progress for the murder Of Blanche
Lamont. The officials say that there is no
truth In the story.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Union Pacific Coal Chutex Burned.

CHEYENNE. Sept. 19.-(Spec!al Tele-
gram.)-The Union Pacific coal chu.es al
Medicine Bow were set on fire at neon today
by sparks from a passing eng ne and
burned. The chutes were 300 feet long and
contained considerable coal. The loss ia
about $4,000. Traffic on the line was not
delayed by the fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Liverpool Markets,

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 19.-wHEAT-spot firm
demand poor: No. 2 red. winter, As lOibd: No. 2
red. spring. As lll2d; No. 1 bard, Manitoba, A.
1l1ad; No. ! California. IS 1l1kd; futures opened
steady. with near and distant positions I'D
higher: business about equally distributed: Sep
TENDER. IS ND; October. IS I'D: November
IS I'D.
strong: American mixed. new as
ND; futures opened firm. with near positions I'D
higher and distant positions Ad higher; closed
frm. with near positions 1hd higher and distant
distributed; September. IS I'd; October. 3s GEi:
November, 3s I'd; December. IS I'D; January
IS AID; February, Us 4lad.
FLOUR-Steady; demand good; freely supplied :
st. Louis fancy winter, IS 3D..
PROVlSIONS-Bacon, steady; demand improy-
Ing; short ribs. Is lbs, 35s; long clear. light. 3S
to 40 lbs. 35s; long clear, heavy, IS lbs. 34s Cd
clear middles, heavy, So lbs, 32s; clear bellies.
"a to l6 lbs. 3s Cd; shoulders, square, IL to Is
lbs, 3Ss; hams, short cut, "a to l6 lbs, I3s, Tai
low, fine North American, nominal. Beef, extra
India mess, 16S Sd; prime mess. Cos. Pork. prime
mess, line medium, SIS: prime medium. Sis 80.
Lard. firm; prime western, 3os Sd; refined, in
CHEEsE-ouiet: demand poor; finest American
SIS Cd. "'
BUTrER-Finest United States, 7Os; good, sos,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 20s Cd.
R~OSIN-Common. As.
COTTONSEED OIL-Liverpool refined, It's Cd.
LINSEED OIL-21s Sd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7IRd.
REFRIGERATOR SID:
headquarters, sac.
BLEACHING PowDER-Hardwood. +. o. b.
Liverpool, e..
HoPS-At London Pacific coast), fl 15s.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

UTAH.

w. s. Davis.
SO steers. -. 1924 IS d IS feeders s72 . 75
$50 feeders. S4 2 so
HOGS-There were thirty-two loads of hoes
on sale today. The quality OF the offerings was
not much different from yesterday. except that
there were no top loads TO compare with those
on sale yesterday. I
Some OF the most desirable loads brought
about yesterdays prices, while a good many
hogs sold fully 5cC lower. The market as a
whole could be quoted steady to &c lower.
The trade was fairly active and the hogs
We're mostly all sold early, Representatives sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

ibid. ''onered. '''all assessments paid.
The total sales OF stocks today were 1853, 5s7
shares, including: American Sugar. 16. 900: Ameri-
can Tobacco. 1000: Atchison, third assessment
paid. 1890: burlington. IL. 100; Chicago Gas, 5.-
f,O; Delaware & Hudson. 800: DistIlling &
Cattlefeeding company. 1000; Erie. 1900; Cen
eEal Electric. 1000; Louisville Il Nashville. $500:
Missouri Pacific, 300: National Lead. $500: Pa
cific Mail, $780,: Reading, 81. 100; Rock Island,
$500: st. Paul. $500: Southern Railroad pre-
ferred. 5000; Tennessee Coal and Iron, O,9OO;
Wabash preferred, 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

northern. ti1o0aiioo. Copper. quiet; brokers
price. t7; exchange price. u2OOdiZ2. Lead,
quiet; brokers price, 1.@. exchange price. t3.3o
H835. Tin, quiet. straits. 81. 30niiS5: plates,
market firm. Spelter, quiet; domestic. N.2O0
SIS. Sales on change, % tons October tin. til3b.
COTTONSEED OIf-Slow at unchanged prices,
on summer yellow. 26H26Nc,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Mortsased His Property ana skipped.

PARIS, KY, Sept. 1s,-The disappearance of
John /. Moore, one OF the best known farm
ers OF the county. has caused a sensation
among his creditors. An investigation shows
that he had mortgsged his property for
1913, 900 and had sold cattle valued at $40, 900
before leaving. Attachments aggregating
$40, 500 have been issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
q. LoaIs 1--we Stock.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. D.-cATTLE-Reeeipts.
$50 head: shipments. LOO hesd. Market
%shipplng steers. t.25eS2s; dressed beer grades
so0aoo bulk OF sales. b.7SaA5o; steers un-
poogss 70; stoekers and feeders. 81. 25ga rs; cows
ana helfers, s2.ooa3, 50; Texas and Indian steers,
helfers, 81. COG 90.
Ho0s-Receipts. $500 head; shipments, 800
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 19-Walter l.. Ray,
one Of the finest musicians in the country,
and formerly highly connected with New
York and Cincinnati muse houses, was de-
clared insane today and will doubtless be
sent TO an asylum. Ray, who is the son-in-
law of the late A. b. Cross, a well kaown
architect, had been sent to jail for petty
larceny
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. observation-disclosures
. zoo head; shipments, 1000 head; best grades
Texas cows, 81. OOQ2 So; beef steers, ss.6595 Is;
native cows, slSod3.OO; stockers and feeders,
H~oGs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, 500
20; heavies. 50. 75a4. 20: hackers. 81 OoT4 "a,
mixed, A.OOG42 rs; lights. *. 5000 90. Yorkeya
S4.0oa4. 10; pigs. 81 s5G3 65.
SHEEP-Receipts, 800 head; shipments, 200
head; market slow. but steady; lamgs. "a. O1D
40; muttons, 81 4OdI3. 90 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
New York Live stock M,rLe,

NEW YORK, Sept, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl2
head; no trade OF Importance. European cables
quote American steers at 9R9l1d, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef at 1eG9d.
SHkEP AMI LAMBS-Receipts, 1896 head
s.eep ac lower: lambs Isc lower: sheep. poor TO
choice S2.0qS.50; lambs, common to prime. 50. 25
HOGS-Receipts. 2,asO head; firm at 81 sOd5. 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Accident to Governor Upham,

CHATTANOOGA. Sept. ls.-Goyernor W.
II. Upham Of Wisconsin fell while going up
Lookout mountain and broke his leg. He
stepped upon the skirt Of his daughters
dress. causing him to TALL.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. ON CALL
lhg2 per cent: last loan. 2 per cent: closed at 2
per cent.
PRIME per cent.
ExCHANGE-Quiet, weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at sLSsa4.S 9H
for demand and s4.SSQ4.SsA for 60 days; posted
rates, N.SsAG S9k and s4.Ssh94 sOh.
COMMERCIAL BlLLS-A.S7h.
SILVER CERTIFICATES-s7G67Ac.
GOVERNMENT B~ONDS-Firm State bonds.
inactive. Railroad bonds. strong,
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: