Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1883 — Page 8

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I'UE LNDiAINA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNE&Ia. SEPTEMBER o, 188&

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. A Xardcr, o SnitMde an! an Aerd;ital Pull rart'.CTilarB of tu Dreadful Affair, TOtib the Cu8 That Led Tl;rjlo. One ol the mott terrible tragedies that was ever enacted in this city occurred about noon

Ttesday, and resulted in the deaths of Jacob Alteuburgpr and Jacob Buib, and tbe Jaugerous if not fatal wonndins: of Samuel I Campbell, a disinter 'cl bystander. The awful deed forms another fink in the chain of murder and suicide which has disgraced tbe citv enrals end rent a thrill of horror throughout the length and breadth of this community. Tue stcry ci tbe affair, as gleaned from eye-witnesses, is substantially ea follows: Just at Docn Tuerjday Jacob Ilxsh, who baa been attached for some tiro 9 to the law office of Frank M. Wri'ht, in the Parker liloci, fronting cn Court street, near Deliware, was engaged with Z. K. McCorrnicfc in a game Of checkers when Jacob Afterburner i cane into the tuca ?.na ma isu emerea mio nversation. As they both spoke in Ger man Mr. JIcCurMick co'.ld not understand all they said, but ho deaaei enough to ! knew that they were talking abo-it a damage j Bait thai Lai leca filed bj V,-,h against Altenburper, ard which would come up for j trial ne-vt week. Lush appeared auxioas to aroid a conversation with Alteaburger, and. tboigh be Lad ju-t entered upon the game with JlcCormick, he aroi,e and started out, with the remark that ha tau3t ko to d'nner. lie was followed out of thaoiKse by Altcnburrrer, and the two started in a weite rly direction. Hash walking in advance. Tiie tto xaen had proceeded but a fev steps when Altenbarger drew a pisto! and presented it j at E'JiL At this time the men were not more thaneigator (ea ftti ap8rt,aoJ Altenbarer hesitated so lorn; about llriit- tbat an eye-wit- ! nesa supposed he was tot going to shoot at j all. Suddenly, however, the report of a pis- j tel was heard, and Bath fell to the ground and ttre np his hand in a deprecating niaaner. Another shot was hred, and Altenbnrjer 8trted ecr&ss the street. At tie did bo, seme one called out, 'Arrest that man!" Jost at this time he was seen to place tae pistol t J the rieht side of bi3 bead and rr.aae two or thiee inetTctual attempts to lire. Lowering ' the pUtuI, he crocsed the afreet and entere I ! the mi all yard in the rear of Kaho's dry goods store, where he mada another et! art at i elf destruction. At tnis time tne pistol was i dischareed, the ball entering his heal just i above the nib. ear, ana paisicjr. directly through the skull to the opposite side, lodge! under the skin, and was afterward extracted. Alttnbnrper fell to tbe ground, and Iiis j brains llowins out formed a larpe pool upon J thejrround. He was taken to Kregflo s, where j be lived in an unconscious condition until tbortly after 1 o'clock. Jacob Hush, his vietim, was carried into "Weight's Gliice immediately after th shootint? and a phyrican called to attend hiru. When the latter arrived it was plain that Uuih'g wound ttz mortal, and that nothing cccM be done to alleviate his suilinrjOT. i The wcunded man was in the reitest irguish, both of body and mind, and fra- i inentry appeard to mos stan.nc around to kail i'trn and ihzi ena au sirin reaeo a rrqne&f, that ?ome one would eo for hie daughter, tut this had fcaiuiy beea done before he breathed his Ia?t. Aa erami nation of the bo-Jv showed that the ball Lad entered the back rear the fifth vertebra and hSv passed entirely through. The bodv was taken to the unMertatir s: establisurneit of S. ('. Wßrner, where a largo crowd ) htd af enabled to see the reanius aal Lear the oft-repealed story of the tragady. i tarauel ampoeil was coaoiinoatoi fat- : terson'a livry sble when the shooting os- J ccrred. and a strav ball hit him in the lefi eide near the reKio uf the heart. It is sail ' by S. C. Varnr, who witEes?ed t':e sioo'.mg. ; that the ball which rassed through tne boly of ilr. Hush was the one that hit Cinob3ll. i A thf iUinl wa onlv a. Smith .V' Wfw.vi I thirty two cal-'ber, it sceiii3 hirdly possible that it could Bend a ball wiih sacn force. Another theory is that Altebur-;r'a first !?hct mie-J Hush, and the latter fell to the pround from frisht only, but this does no, appear reasonable. Tbe shootin&r caused tbe wildest excite ment, and larre crowds rat he red at the seem and at the undertaker '9, where the remain were taken. The po'.ici were ea-ly on hand axd did all in their tower t kep bick the I crowd and Rive the immediate friends of the parties a chance to pee them. All kinds of reports were in circulation daring the day, but the following acaounk of the causes hcicq ieu 10 me Enooung is renaoie in every 1 I particular: 'SiiUIRF. KIIBLEM A56 STORY. ; To a Sentinel repreientatire 'Siiaire Feibleman related the following: About a year aJ5Ch brought sui tin iry toartavnu AltenI borger on a note for f . Altenburgerdeniet the it at in;.: of aDy such note, aad Utish v ( ei c ally po&iti re that he did. The matter 1 Has fettled by luy entering a jadtrai-nt : fiiriit Altenburger for 10 I pon the din- j elusion of the trial Alteoburer bsan to abuie Hush, calling him a swindler i and a thief. Ttis angered Bah and he Ii I e 1 a alacder fcuit aciii.st Altenburye- in th? j Circuit Court. This case was for trial, and was to Lave been heerd neat Mondiy. A bad feeling was thus created between the tw I part:?, which had nver been ailayf .1. Tijis rncrnirg liush was in Ir. Wright's otli;. i 7. K. McCurmick entereJ a few moments before 1J. o'clock, and r.ua aked hici to p'ay 11 Cime of checkers with him. Mr. MoCcriuick replied that he had not the time to ipare, and as he waj fpkinp: .Mlcnburper entered theoilics. It said to Uash, ' Hello, Jake, you know yo 1 brourht tbat slander suit against me." Hush made some response and arose fom h;s m'. He pafed out of the otlice and went aon the eioswalk here, tiward lVririMflvatiia street. Altenbnreer followed behind him. 1 heard a i:hot ud looked out. I saw liusU yingonthe croui:J, and as he was speaking there came an'ithtr shot. I saw Alteuburger f;re it. lie then sep3i t the sidewalk and lerel.'ed the revolver at hi ownfce&d. He pulled twice on the trigger, bat the jJhtol failed to sjoll. He thn look it in bis hand and was evidently turning the cylinder mound. I cnll-d out to the p?.r;i;j near him: "Arrest that man." Alter.bnrper then pointed the revol ver at lae and 1 dodged back into the orhce, feariog lest I J also would ret shot. Altrnburger thrV j slowly walked acros tbe street and j entered the yard in the r-ar of ! Lin Kahn8 dry goods store. The last sho' ) was fired at this moniert. When the crowd arrived ;ia the yard Altenb ireer was lyinsr j about twenty ff et from the gate in a pool of 1 , blood and brains. Samuel C'aaipbell. the bork binder, who j was eLot accidentally by Altenburger, live ; on the corner of Illinois and Walnut streets. I j'fo his brother, Gecyrae Campbell, who wen: j to his bou!e inmiediate'y, Le stated that he heard a Hot, but did not kniw what it uieantor who fired it. At the tame ins'ant 1 felt a stlnaio ieuation iu the left eid?. a couple ci inches below the region of the heart. He first clajped his Land to his s:d snd tbn leran to unbutton- bis vest tosee if -y any pcesilility he had been htt by a bullet. He threw back the left fclda of his rst, and saw that his shirt was bting rapidly rircoored by blood. At the same instant ;r. Koulds, who was walking from Pen nylTan'ra etrret tvjward him, observed he biood and raid. "Sir, von are bot. "crce in here." Mr. Catapbsll wa tbea

taken into Ad Uereth' harnesa shop. -n the comer of the ally mm temporary bardg?s were applied to the woond to stop tbe flow of bbtod nntil h toald be taken liooie. A mow carefal iration of the wound revealed the fact that the ball had entered the bl daugerously near the heart, bat atheie we:e no evidences of internal hemorrhage, it Tra believed that his chance for life were M per cnt. better. Tbe only danger, in the opinion of surgeons, is the ir :lnmmation which will bgia today. The bait is still within th wound, ar.d probinjr for it will be delaved until tbe inflammation subsides. The wounded man conversed freely with his friends and relatives and said be did not experience any great decree of pain. Hit brother was near by when the sho ting occurred, but did not learn for some time that Samuel was one of the parrUs who waa shot. ALTKSBrRora'a divorce. A rather fnll account of the AUenbarzer diviorce suit was published at the time of the filice of the suit, which was a year ago this month. The complaint alleges that Jacob and Anna AHenbarger were married July Id. W2 Jacob had beea a resident of the Siate for thirty live yenrj, and for twenty years had lived in the city. He had no children by Anna, but she had four children br a former husband. These came to make their home with Jacob and Anna at the time of tbe marriage, and c latinaed to live with them up to the time of the separation. After they bad arrived of r.e, the? concocted a plan to worry Jac jb and furco hitn to turn over his proper . worth at tht time fS.OOO, to them, in order to be relieved from any further snn07ar.ee. To this end Iiis wife and fctepebild en be?an a svsrm of petty persecutions ag-tinst him. such as heaping abuo usori bini. callic?; him all manner of forxl, oUcece and insultirg name?, throwing hira out of his cijair and pitching him off the tw rch. He was then eeventy years of age ard onab'.c to protect himself from them. He finally, as a me-ns,of relief, did transfer one of f"r.r pieces of real estate to theot worth $!'. "O, bat this nude 110 difference to Iheru, for they still contiaued to annoy him, and. as the complaint alleges, they took him out to a shel ono day, threw a rope over his v Tt 1 1 a

ceau anu nung uim. uis nie was oniy savea by a fr;end c lining to his relief at the moment. At various other times they threatened to kill him unless he would give up tu them all hi- projrty. To save himself frtm farther haim he did transfer a portion of the property to them, among ether things all his furniture and t.:Oto Mrs. Altenburger. At that tiiue he was living at KO li'.ake strt, which had been his home fcinc3 152. The divorce was soon afterward granted by Juige Adams anil entry was made to that eilec, allbough Mrt. Ältenburger made a defense in Court to the case. THE SL4XPKT: ftdT. The slander suit which wa9 pending in the Circuit Court and which would have been called for trial next Monday, was entitle 1 'Jacob 13sf h vs. Jacob Alteaburger.' It alle? tl at. February lSvl in the presence) of John Walker and other pood citizsnd. Altcnburger fcaid to Hush: 'I have t'iun.l ycti out. You are nothirjg but a swindler and i thief." For this defamation of his cliarac ter tubh demanded $ OOU damages. THE tOK0SEKS WOK K. Coroner Maxwell nude an exiuiinatiou of both Jiush and Alteaburger at the dirferent establishnients wbere they weretaken. Hush wp thot in tue back at the left of the spinal coid. The bullet came out between the third and fourth ribs on the right side of the bedy, to the right of the sternum, cuttingja its passrira the innoruinata artery. A Henburger was shot just above the tin of the rirht ear. The ball pased through the head fnd both walls of the skull. It lodged j i?t between the fckin and the skull bone, and it was nrceseary to r. a knife to cut it out. It wfs considerably tla'.teasd on two opinsi t'cts. ltetter ia ICrery t'y." "I am happy to Eay," writes a gentl -111111 who had used Compound Oxygen, "that I am very much improved. I am using it princijaily for bronchitis, but tind it is relieving ether troubles as much or more thaa the bronchitis. My digestion is better, Eleep more refreshing in fact, I am better in every way." ar Treatise on Compound Oiygen, its nature. a:tion. and results, with reports of cases and full information, sent free. Drs. Starkey .t Palen, lltc and lilt Uirard street. Philadelphia, Pa. . Indiana. Inventions. List cf patents issued to citizens of the State of Indiana, August 2S, 1S.;, and each bearirg t at date. Reported for ths Sentinel bv C. Jtradford, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, itooms l'i and IS Habbird lllock, Indianapolis, Ind.: No. ?.;.9iV;. To William llunc:. ff L.na 0 recti, f.r izni-rovemeut in excavators and grappleo No. liS". 7. To Clement 1. Cr:-r. I'alon City, for imi-rovecientH In p-t hole 1 gwrs. 'av:: ;;;i. To IHlnh K. Klli;. of Maude, for irnprovemei'fs In fDlditiii Ci'ruiu top. ro. 'sihTT. To AnRiistu.HFiK!ierlu:ic,o!Mirioa, fcr 1Tov menu in olky plown. No. -.Kij.y.c. Tolraberth. Keith, of llrazl'., for lr"iK'Vmif tits iu -Hrrlavotoi,. No. ,..s.S o. To John l.atsaaw, of Inäiviarom, : for lmprovt'Eienui in snd xioldiutr machines ' No. 2si,'.ilO. To M4riju W. Uan. of Posey Towcship, Fayette Cvuuty, for Improvements ia ; cnltivatois 1 No. iM,c;o. To Xelson 1', Svmilia, of ladlaa- ! 'apoli--, for improvemeuts ia .-oats. i No. I.01. To Sjintiel K. Sargent, of Terr"' ; Haute, tor Improvements tu sewing mtebiae. ' No. C7t 1,) .lines L,. Sciiruoen a-il W. F. i Icncrd, 01 Lafajette, for imprvemcnU ia ir jj wheels. No. ts5.C:V. Tol'rancisM. Swop?, of Sevciour, for iir.pioveinent la ..cythe-!tti farenlacs. No. M.10.L To .Uines V. Wtaver, of Cu'.idr. for lxnprto, nients ia s"ck ear. Mo. z-l.M. To Hiram M. Wnccler, or.sm'ihsm. fr tmnuvomeutii in apj aratu fur uUiUhig th. waste heat of Horejii es aud iliimceTs. Advice to UonsamptivcK. n the appearance of the lirit symptoms, as fnerai debility, loss e-f appetite, pallor, chnlv Jensation?, followed by night sweat end c.t:2b, uronipt measures of relief should be takm. Jon.suiiiption i3 scrofulous disease cf the luiis; ihettfore use the frreat antiscrofulous or bh.oi puriiier and Rirength restorer. Dr. leree'a "(Joldeu Medical Discovery." .Superior to c mI liver oil as a nutritive acd unsurpassed as a pectoral. Tor weak lurg?, spitting of blood and kindred auctions', it has no rU&l. Sold by drosista. Kor Dr. Pierce's treatise on consumption send two stain j.s. Worid Dispensary Medicil A?sociaiicn, IlufTalo. N. Y. Alleged Slalprarttce. Nr. York. Sept. :' A f ormal request lias betn luade to the Coroner by Mrs. parr that an antCTsy be held on the body of her daujuter, llxe Il.irns, nineteen yean oUi; who died two wpeks ao. Mra. Sparr is a istr of Victoria Wocdhull ard Teucie C. ClattUn. S'ue was the wife of I'dsj Uums, a lawjer, of Topeka, Kas , now dead. Mrs. Sarr left him previously and was married to Dr. Fparr, by whom she had several children I:ose, who recently died, was the daughter of Itoss Jiurns. Fhe diu not live happily with her mother, and went to live with the family of the Secretary of the Spanish Coasnl. De Martine, 6ome time nzi. t-hn met her father and it was arranged she should go to Kansas with him. but Le died soon after. His will bequeathedher a lares share of his property, but was contested by Darks' second wife, and the case ba3 r.ot been teitled. Mrs. Sparr claims har daughter's death was due to malpractice. heutir.cl At $1, will receive a valuable book of 100 pages, entitled "A Treatise on the Horse and His Diseases," illustrated, containing an "index of diseases," which gives the symptoms, cause and the best treatment of each ; a table giving ail the principal drugs nsei for the hone, with the ordinary dose, efl cts and antidote when a poison; a table with an engraving of the horse's teeth at different gc&, with rules for telling the age of the hon; a valuable collection of receipts and much other valuable information. See alfj our special offer for "History of Indiana" in another column. Address Sckti5kx. Compant. Indianapolis.

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MONEY AND STOCKS. VfoBey is io gocx request and rates of diccrant mle steady at regular rates, 7S percent, oa time loans. The supply ia tally er-tnJ to the desaud, and no trouble is found negotiants? good paper. Xw York nnajiclal Blanket. Toaa, Bept. X-Uaaei Eay at 2d?Xpcr cent; closed cUeted at 2 per cent. Prime Mercantile Taper - byOi pes cent. Government Bond Steady. iailway Bocda Firra. i-Ute Securities In main steady. The stork market in tfce forcaosn wc; generally stronger, and prices were higher on moderate volume. Ectween 12 and 2 the market was stronger, and an advance was nearly contiauons to tM ex tent of li to l'h per cenr,, tte latter for Oregon and i Transccntlncnul, with other advances as foiiowi: Wabash preferred H per cent, to 3, common, 1 per cent, to 21, Jersey Central 1 per cent to h2J. Louisville and Nashville per cent, to fnioa racific per cent, to 02, St. Paul 5 per cent, to IO4J4. Xiiisourl PicICc preferred;,, percent. to7i', toamon 3 per cent, to 40,, I.ackawaana ?ä Per cent, to liiy Erie per cent, to 3l?M and 1 to X per cent, on others. Ia the last hour rrlccs were generally lower, as a result of sales to realiza fronts on the advance of the last few days. The extreme declice in the hour wss '4 to 7 per cent latter in MltEOurl raciiTe preferred, to 7bi, tiregoa TranfCcn'Jnenfc.1 to acd I.sckawannto 122. In final dealir-s the gjtcral market was stronger, ani there ws a recovery of Jh to Je, latter I.eckaw&ntia. In final dealings Oregon laiurovemcutsold ati9 against Si earlier ia the day, and Oiegon Railway and Navigation advanced to 1C0 The rCFuU of tbe day's tradiag was tt leave pi Ices tjeceraily higber than the clo.s Satniday. the ru ittiraportant advances leing Oregon TranscoDtincDtsl. Uoiou I.'aH.le, ea. li; Norlhwettcrn, 1; preferred, 2; Ilrie, Missouri Pariilc, Ja; Canada s-oulhera, St. Paul, J; V,'abah Common. 1; Omaha. Louisville ani Nashville, 1; Lake Shore, SA. In specialties, Alton aid lerre Haute preierrcd rose 2i i-er cent. to'Jl; Oregon Improvement, 5 to S9; ChicufiO. St. Louis andllttsturg.StoHStC., C, C. am I., V. to C-!4 ; Cbt-Fieake Jid Ohio. 1 told; East Tencessee preierrcd. 1 to 17; stemphis aud Charlestoa, to ll; Miuucsota and St. Louis pre ferred, 2.l tu D!: f)bio and Misf-onri. I to Cv'i; S;t. Louis n:.l su Flape im;o prf ferred, IK to H. Advit cs from tae West of a rontiniianco of wtaiher favoiaolo to the rnaturity of tae com crop hau led man oierators to chaago their pnUio-Js in the mat ket, mora especially as the movement o( Otter LrcadstuiU has already nctkeued loreien exr.HDi'ffciiod strenfheued tne belief of coisr?alive bmikcrti in au iuil'ix of at least $20.fJ,t0J tj t'Oi. 0 tl gold tiie current Uscal year. The advsxce to-day was portly the result of bi yicg to cover shorts, but partly also for luce, at.ononis, llooiu t.-ftdcra have beeu bnsers all day. The mnrset c'.ot-od siros;. lhe Lvenlufj Pct Fiys: Tae attention of mar persoiis Is now fixed upon the corn crop asouit.f Ihe most important iuetor tu the t.raxpcL-t i.rau procmi.-nt not only In prices of s:ji-i t-;t i i tiutliios fceucrsliy. Ia fact, the corn cron is cf alracst us great a m,:i'.,y Thine as ull the otlur cram cr.pi pr.t l;ctht r may b understood iv emrirliiic crop cf ray i.uo.ü 0,0t t) basaelsof cotü at -j ceutä irl'U'hcllii fu:m?r' hand rnou'itia to f I 0.Ci o too. with say .o occ.ra to'hels cf wh:i, avarsee f rice cf say tVjc. nts to farcer, animati-nr. to J.ltf.O: O.lK'0. All other pralu crops wtntd be wor'u odIj alxmt the äliieietc tc.ween vlucs of c -ru aud vhcat. Tfce sreat but of the cora cr.-p for tb! yi nr Dw set-meet, tiüd ifccru i now scivaly acythlt'g that could eecur to ciikc trie corn no below avern?c. Iu the Wei many persons at; atreiy baif i? tteir busiuevs opluiam on the ei-!-tation of a very large cr.j stud this bas prjba'jiy al'o lnOiKtd the baying of toasc s'ocks. The t'snrsc:ur.s scrcaicd Z'i!,vc'-l Rare. as follow?: central PüCiüu. ;.tr.O; Lackawanaa, ;w.3'Jj; rervcr, ö.tüO; Fne. H COj; Iake Shore, U OjJ. Lctjisilie and NasliviLe. ls.000; Missouri I'acliic, .".teil; Northwc Meru, 7,LWj; New Jersey Centra!, f(0; New York f'eutral.'i.OOt': Northern Paeiii'-;, s.ffC; Northern l'a-itic Preferred. JM.OO'i; Kea linc, ri.COO: St. Paul. 2C..IJIJ0: Te.s l'actai P.I.033: t'ol tit PaciticJO.Ouu; Western I man, ll Coo; Orewi TrauiCejiUiufciilal, c'2.0W: Wabash preferred, s mw. Mining Stccks Very Call; Horn silver. 71"; Iron Sliver, 7:: Consolidated Silver. r-0.r; CarrMlite. IK: Sierra Grand; 7".'),t y, tu t K tbtasou Consolidated, 4i,-i 11. sales for th-i day. M.S 10 shares. Pljc Liue ctrUticiles very dull at 1 3'.'j76. OT1S9MIWT ascxaiTiaa. äfilT, W flaja . si'; rj. S. X 112'4 Scrims, itsht... VjM Sew U. S. ll'J't Ipezcoct. bonda...,.03.; Ä0T The puroiiaaaiK price for Govern nert UjOalalndisi:?;?!'. vsrihca Uia Saw luk uat&ucrui XQi vv cent. fakflCl'l-. --..-l- TarjMM. aew.... ?" ecklaoiso ftttuiil lex. J. land f ran "a-.M tie aeoondi I , Tex. P. K!o tirando. 77 'uehma A vyilks iCnlru Pec flnt W. I I I i 1 uciktara couaoia ... itiÜ. f. land graQta, .1 iliiourH's la.P.alnklua fund ii. joe. . ....w .h ' I Vlritnla Ci...-. J. V. A .1. C. Tj-.sn ... U.i I Virginia coeH Centttraas . 1 Do. delcnea. umt. BTOCII. 19ml Xipieu . ll : .Nuhrtlle A Chat-... lilehcuy central.. 12 !sr. j.Cencsi. . lltn A Terre H. t:1! fartotk.A M". rfrl. a. T. H. nM .. '.H jN'oitnera Paclfio. 57 .v: a-.X 4Ji latnoan fxprtsa.. si ; Do. preferred -: BcrL, üeöar K. Alf- 7; tNortawetem. ...I'JIU Canada fotrthern.. yi'i Kordiwoa'era, pfd.jiv-4 OAnual FaeafJa ü'u jTew York CniriU.l :Vi LtcwiKike ACi'.o. 16 .Ohio Central .M LMJ, Cixt pretcirod I Ohio A Xui3iipLDq. ikoü:. ... vo io. A Mii. prd... u) CtlccsfO A Alton. !: iOnlarto A Wcat'a at Ü. A A. preferred... 1 11 tureion Transcon'l'l 65. Clo.. tjoit A U....-: ji:;4' Pacific Mail 81 ani.. Ct. U A K. 0 7 'Panaa 0.. St. L.A Ilttsburj . 4 : ; Ix-.rla, D.sX 1 1 Do pl'd, 41 Wttrbtirj.-... V-M 'Jul., 6n. A. Cleve- Pullman Palace Car t : ü., U..Ü. 41 t 'Kadl.( DaiawareA Eod. IW'i Rctkla'and.- -..l.r. Oal. A lao !..': t. L. A San Frau 2i Dtr.wxA &. Grand. . Do. praferrea 7-;-; It - :n 1 uo. cm pid .- N'1', trie preferreu 77 ,st. Pial-...- .-.d; CaatTenneaate . S'i t, Panl pr-ferred..-ll' Ins. presleind t St, .nl A .Unit 1 .. foriV7Te isi suFaal A Omaha.rlinnlt al & 8t. Joe. :i'. SU Y A 0. Pi 1 '-"-i 0. pre'enfcd 92'v. Texai Pardee.. h iiijn . .1-0 iDnlon Fad Bo. . .i -4 ;iOU'.crJ A Texas... .V C. r. Ätprewa - Citucla Ceafcal Vi7'.: W., ßt L. A ?'Jfic- 2 i s t4"ar a. H. A W ; i Uo. rrefeTed :i l 1 A ZV '.Ve'.Ta A Fanco tx 11 i Lmxe Site A West Lateiore .-. : L-.nlavt'ie A Nab. i --r . :;. . uit. Sfarl. ' In. 1'. p!l Uc. M ccnd pfd .. ütrnp. ACiianest'D W. V. Teieraort . Central Ariaor.a . 4 Kxi'OlR'ar w 10 ft i'J ncmasUre. ...... . 17 J I .. .Irutt Silver :tTtanu . ... ntckallverDo. prcferral.-. Jr'tcMciaC&niral.-. vt RoMuaoa.. .... uiret O.itt , .-laatii FactSc. --,. Vo. prtierred... Sfi-Mnrl Pacifio KcrLelCalO.... A it!HWX Standsid. : -Intro 2J Foreign Money and Storks. LONDON. Sept. S.-Ctmo:-:(fl 3-l: fjr ao couiil. l' OH'- Ililwiiy s:xi llii.i t tVMTral. ir.l : PeiH!"lr(r)ia Central, ,v; New York ventral. V. ';i; Eiie, 31' ; second, : Kaadln?,27'4. PAaLH, Stjit. 3 Ken Its, 7'.u UOc COMMERCIAL. There was no particular activity in the irsieral mere utile market yesterday, it being "Monday aud dull." Jobbers are looting forward to a brKk tiade in dry -.roods, and prices remain unchanged The grocery trade is moderate: price icmia a auoted. TlaBer8' aupplle showed a deitiine. Prcilcce was dull. Watermelons, peaches, tomatoes and cante loupes are abundant aud lower. GRAIN. There wss no fcssJon of the BiarJ of Trale, which e-Cjourued.to participate iu tho reception of irapcr Ccmmjanderr. IMUTISlf GRtl.t TEAIIE. . 1...M ox, Sept. 3. The Mark Lane Kxprcss, in its wl(:At tt e ITrltith g sia trade lor the put w eek, tav: Should tine weather now enue the oeiay lu the baive--t wotk would be no detriment to the ercpr. Trade during tbe wwk, In foreiga wheat c fl" the toast, stand decreased, but receipts arc unwstially large. Ltiglli-h wheat is firmly held, aud few ecmplci are general.'- made lu fully late rates. Tiade in cargoes o(T coast Is idagnant. There were f'.ficen arrivals and two salts; ssvcu cargoes withdraw!!, nd two remain. Rjtnen In t rwrd month). h)t.l;nilir.ant. Sales cf English wheat dar ing ihe psst week. rc,.C('.0i'urtera at 4-'H2drer irrir. aaainot -i.t.i'J iuariera ieCi:o;ijj neik Uttjesr. at 47 31 t-or-

CinCAoO MARKETS. rornifched by Holland A Kloney, Urain ana ProTixioa Br lie's.

September 3. "(peni'lTllliah'scj Ljweat;0iOl g 04 1 w; 1 02' 1 01i4 44 47 46" B 12 12S (DV. ats It J) 12 00 11 11 a "': a 30 8 r0 ' 'i 8 C2 8 10 C 41 Ü Ci 6 4M 6 Ci fi 07 6 15 r.rilm&te of hegs for Tuesdiy, September 4. 12,000 head. ltaar. Orsttu and Hay. Flour Patent, lb 75(t 50; extra fancy, 15 33 35 CO; fancy, j00.25: caolcs. Jl 73 45 00; family, f4 25 li 50; treble extra. 11531 3i; dotble extra, f2 W(ä3 10; extra 12 702 saoerflne, 12 35.J2 .50: fine, 12 10'J2 25 ; foundry, Jl 7 j2 CO. Wheat Wo qxiote; ßia. asked STo. 1 Mo5lterrsreji-.. No. 2 No. 3 " No. 2 led ... No. 3 red...- ...., 1'iimert-t.an table Oorn Quota: No 3 while el'Ow .. 1 11 I CS 1 u 1 Ml ;s 2 eld. trk trt 1 0ifb 1 0 87 Art' 10 fob ö)fb VI trk 5 !4 foo Ml Htcb nixed. Mixed No. 3 mixed r-'jected..-., Sound ear ............... 4i1 V4 trx it 21 '7 4J 3'fo Oab We quoto. So. white Mixed. I .electee ."ep'icruler, first tea days., de pt c m bcr . fob 27 ref? 2S Slleä. trk 2.;' '2.i y; 2t) ev-'eber ..- .. Kovtmbcr , Kyc S'eadv; 53o bid; no sellers. Frau Steady : Jil 75 bid fob. held at S.2 75 fob. Ilay Frime Timothy doll; SO bia; noueoit'j.-el. lNDIAXAl'OLl!) WDOLEALE MARKET. Dry Ojodg. DREES FABRICS. Mancbstr cash'm.llc iManch. Motscs....16140 JsBese.12Vic:Mflnc-h.4 DeKe...lri4c " ?4ilel'iige.l3ivclanch.fr4 Caa'ms.iHJaO " ?4 Ara.Cie.l6Sic.Maoch. 7-4 Ex. C'h.SOc Atl'ntc Alspecas-'Cc Atla'tc4F's..l2iiil5c t Cashmerc.llo iAtU'tcf Broca lei-.Hc 6-4 F."a8a'mx.2'Hc!Atla'tc3öin.w'l cm.4i 6-1 F.K " .?5c iAUa'tc40 " .503 Paclflo Lawns lie PerthKfiiro Lawns- f,a LKtti-e....-löc :Ounbarh:i Lavas.... 5e Co che co lAns Uo Mancn'er SaUae . z raiicrs. Oochcto fancy-., Fn'Ulo ewe American Isncy-....-V Hamilton fancy-.. 6C CO Kmpon'a monra. , 6 Ho Härtel f&ncyCo CC MemraacJi lanc7... t4c Itarmony lucy . 4e Herrimac siiUt - sc (Duntfe fanev . 4'o Uttel hlver fancy.-. 5sc Berwick, fancy -.. 4' 40 Imperial s'l'd bl'.- b4a Victoria solid bl'k.- no Hartol tA'.U-cm... 7 JEddynono aatteeaa7 Alley's aatteenn....M Arnold :attoens.......7 IE0WÄ COITOSI. ' Atlantic ,a- . 0 jMaxsachr.setts OI-f'4c AUaniic H 7VC Naahna i ... 7,"c crescent city A-.-.. 7Hc,MysUo P.ivcr--.... tso OresoentClty B..... 7c Pepperell K...... fO Crescent City V. 6JJc Fcppcrell R 7Jc Appleton A.....-... 0 rPepperoll 8-4...M0. tajfton C Ctl......-.- C'ia. Pepperell 9-4 ....... J?W Oranltville ..-.... fi'iO-Feppe.-e-U 10-4...."tj Augusta . Utlea C So Ooaunt&tu a 0IT6HAVB. - Ho iNaw Zngland...- 70 . 80 iMinlou dreüa styles tlic .. 10 iKoval drasa stvlea 8S.a Inosjitej I'lnntti White inj Co.BattF... ..- BUfitXW 7o lOantcn dteus stTe-lOno rrifhlre..., ... 7"c: Johnson's book ridfio .... 7o Uhonsoa's mou-nUc Qlenarven EHA.CKID COTT05S. Wamiotti 11 sic Ra'dardvale. fo 60 N. Y. MUiS Cbeatnnt HU1.. Fmlt of the Loom-. 9Kc:D!ackstot!9 A ,A. Ixnida'.e... - V WbltlnvlUe A3 In. Farwell . Fo Peppcrelt 8-4..-.. Parker hUlia .t"c Pepperell t-4 , Uawocd. Sc . I'eppetoll 10-4 Fltchvlile - 70 iSlatervUIe ? in... . 7',ic . 6HO .2-(;,3 .2.0 .27X Kore - 7Kc Mother Hnb bard focassettlP M 7Xc Sagamore 27 In- . 4 Sic rACinc atitu DRgs3 owna, Kifoplm Lastre&....10 c Brccakil. .UMM. 160 HlAlpaca Lutre....i6c 6-4 Poplins Of . .1HQ fti ml ,Luct:c-....-lü,SC e-4 Casbmero Kx...21o J4 Cashnierta. .11 c 6-4 cashmere AC..27c Beige . Uc Australian crepeASo W Caah Beigo lXc 4-4 Cretonne-.-..1C.VJ0 Syatdci..... . 15c 4-4 Percales.....-. ..-l&ej CHXTIOTS. ATCoaaeag IQo ! Alabama pllda-;7K0 Arrtoskeag plaid ....PHc! Angusta p'.aidf...... 7Vjo 'u'nton, ex. to'tlüo jLoulsanU plal'ta 7c WhiKeaton, B.w- Sc Greeatrtar plails- "Ho Iterett 0 c laummerv'l e plaids 8'o KOtnbtinr ....... Uo j Ottawa plaids... CSo Great Eepnblic..... fWc.Kewt'n j'la piaidij7,o - STr.VEXS CFASn. D Erown 6c N Urown... . 9. A Frown - 7W; N N P.rown.... ..100 ' Brown 8V X X Brawn I3i Bleached lc higher. ; CRPKT CTTAIir. White Corel li t.... Candlo Wick Anterlran - Letsistou... lhc ;nolored...MM.....mM. .12C Sua No. 50QOot'a YaralTo 20c I Twine.. !Cc OP.AIÄ BAGS. 20c irrankllnvllle ..Tlo H-..310 .Stark A..-..- -Mo ThC!rocry ninrket. Cbeefe Western Itcserve, ic; Jersey. 'J'.;gi Kc; t'ryf ral spring, los. CcJU-cs-i'e rantoti. V'X'tW. ordinary. llr41iXc; fair, x: tnVZv. cood. "i i$U'' prime li.jli: strictly piiw, l.'iö. !": Choire. ititß' old Cover!im-ui Java. "JJSC2sH: Mcl.nuunun's, llc; Aibtu kie's rwttd, 1 1 ! ; LevcriHC's, llc; Cardolu. H'i": Calcs' A N 1. IC. hucar (rminal.'JIac: Towicre"1 f1' J't I'c: cran'ilated. v-i'3'.'.'rc: aiandard Ac; oJa.1; fyHc: while extra C. Nv jc; Ui;at orowa, 7 j Sc: common grades. 7it7SiC. Moiasca a!a yraw ew Orleans imUssjs. 4Ta.CCc: yrup, ZH$ per gal. for commou to choice. Kice Carolina and Louisiana, 7"c. Sptte Pt'i-per. itiKc: alplco, t Jc; clove. 25 r$ Wc: cruder, vuc; cinnamon m laats, 2Zgiic nutmeg". 75 1 kjc. Salt Lake .alt. in car lots, fl 10: dray lots tl2U;nnail lots 10c more irom sure: dairy, ti 5 tstsrch Iteflned pearl, Rilo per lb; Knrek 6c; rhatn;.ioii gloaa, lump, J.Sc; Improved corn 7K tVr. ialt Ki-h Mackerel. N.. 1 mess, fJO per bbl.; halves. Slit; extra mew.. sr i-.t but ; httres. Sil: No. 1 meckere, 17: halves s 0); No. 2 cio!ce.-el, ft, ft-: halves, f.; Otj; No. S maikerel f 1 1041 00; halrK,? im:; No. 1 whl;e fi-h. half bbls.. $ä50i7; faiitilv Tshitetifh. bfilv. Sir); Mo i Uernn, Si: CodfWi lVrc.es. Sö Wnb SO per PJO bbls; (iraud Lank. CtSoVcKrlb. r otsten Kniita toudwn layer ralvlns. new. II 25 -. Mi; new Valencia, h;V jc; Sultsr.a. 14: Muscttl ' raisins, two frown, JJ tai 'is; tnr: tirowii. tl WH . lmoirs-MC8bina. ! OO.iai 50. e)rarrc, S7to. Prnns lJ.jbemiao. C, ; new Tutkisb. M 'jc: Sultana do, 8c; currants. i.'-S 07c : new tigs. 20c. Date Malta, 7'-ili'-: f ird in 10 lb. boxe. LV. Pump!, raw, Tonuesieo. 0c: Virginia, 11 Uc; Wilmington, 8iciroastl Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 9"evJ fl 00: 3 lbs. fl lVai 25; Peacnos, 2,lbs standaM. fl co.ri 75: ö lbs. 82 10642 "S: seconds. 3 lbs. $165 ai 76: 2 lb?, f I 4Vl 45: Pie Paneae. 3 lbs. i 1 i 120:6 lbs. f 2u;42 25; P.'.ackherries. 3.s)"c: strawbcrruK, ft 2P,Jl 25; Runbernes. $1 6175; Chemo, red. f 1 25aij; white, f2 0O.'2 25: string Fesnr, SOrrtI ; Green l'eas. Marrowfat, 81 S5.Sit au: Karly June, fl 4tl 6C: YarmnuLa e'orn. 1140: Mountain Hngar corn, fl 40: polk, 2 lbs, ft liC4 1 20; Polk. 3 lbs, fl Wit 60; Mackerel, fl 23 1 fb: Pineapples, fl 7."il2 25: Salmon. 1 lb. $1 70 81 l: Lobsters, 2 lbs. 2 75: Tumbler, Jollies, KW'oc; Cove Oyters, 1 lb. light wetgtt. G3970c: 1 lb, full wtught. fl lUtfl 20: 'I lb, liiht wc'.xht, f 1 25: 2 11. full weight, fl '. 2; Srdirjca, Trench, Js, fl 7.1 per dou; American, SI por rtoz; Ai-;Ks, 8 lbs, f 1 10; 6 lbs, 12 &0 J2 6o; gallon, fi 2) M" ' Sel. Timothy, fl 6)31 SJ; bluj grass. $1 4191 SO; clour, S . Coal. Fittnlmrg per ton f 1 25: anth'ac'f. f7 25: Rtrrnocd e ilv. 1 1; Indiana block, fl; cjke, lump, lie; coke, crushed, 13c. TU fr od oca Harkt. Feys 14c: (Iom ofT) selling storo l'ic.' Butter creamery, select. fcWöc fancv. 2H 22o; cho'oa. 16.SJ17C. Liarv, selected. liaiJc; choice, li"llc Jonntry, caolse, 8103; lo-v gr!e. boy, a per lb. Fonltrj nana. 10a er Ib.: young chlckeus, 10c: roosters, old, 5c; turkeys, toma, 'Or hens. He; dncks. old. f2 75 per do. ; young, fiOJ I-t-r dcii.; gee, fuU Ieathered, f t &0.

WUcat Bept- 9";' . Oct I 1 ntVJ l ci, 1 Nov : 1 Cm'J 1 '2 1 lec ! 114 lW- 1 Corn N?pt 49 49 Oct--..-. 4m 4: Nov-...-..: "yfay v! ! Ct 2v4 I Nov ! 1.. i

May , 2'.".,; Tork Sept : n i 1 h ocs Oct 12 20 I 11 20 I Nov I. 1 1 Jan j 11 HO i 11 9i Lard Sept ! S20 ! HSili, ct...- l ;2V 3-Hi Nov ! S S 10 j rats 8eptT.ll!"! 6i t o ; Ott 6 42H1 Cf5 ; Jan ! C 07, 6 15

addystore lanuy...- 6HcOrtenl fancy- . Arnold fancy .c;AUca s lac cy 14 rtr-h aarf na tonav fr Paln triM')

Jeattert -rrlme tm miza4 and dnck, so :5 . Jtaga IVe. Wool New no washed, rood order. 23c: tabwtFhed. clean, 86c; burred and cot tod, I6$i8c. Wool now being received ia la good order. Tc4Mm atad Vnlli. Boans Cholos navy ti Zj&l CO; medltiai, 13 10 92 25 narrows; 12 6atta 75 Nw Potatoes- 75cpcrb'-l. 8weet Potatoes Poi'adeJphla Jerseys, S3 038J 5 oO ; Baltimorea, S44 50 Appief-Cholo8.il 6Jtk2 0J per bbL aa to auallty. Dried ai plea mrapora ted. l16o; oommoa Ctxled Peaches Green. 90ei?l per bra. boxes; dried peaebca. halves. 8H'e; trracorateJ, 160. Obbage tl 00 p" bbl. WateimeJona f vaio. ton cm 12 per I bL Honey t 'antelopes 122 25. Crape 4ft5c; Concord. 530c rt artfnatvM aaarkat. Eaiow (re tre present lobbin c rices: 8ooked Meats 8. C llama: a ana U renn da a v., 14)0: 14 potiEd av ,4,4--' wtoit. av Itc.aoponndjav.. 13"4c. Break rat bacon, lZXfi; shoulders. 9c; California hama, Sc. acou- Clear ldes,'.i oaa or beHies.Oo. Urtod Eeei-lS.: do. (IZ. Porter A Co.'u. loo. Ptrklrd MMts ICvtTm mm nnrm. nr Itni.. 0

rt8.,15 0C;fcanxpork.perbbl. 200 lbs.,115 tJ: baa per. perbM.. lbs. 11 0 FamUy beef, $IC. Lard Kettle rendered leaf. In rasrcea, i'.-5: In hail bsnels. lOc. Lard oil, Li tierces. 0c per gal. Fitrw- Fnirwu in owwi. 7; tn akin, "XJ, Fref b Pork Tenderloins, ICc F eh Pork .Sauage Jc. Fresh Spare Kibs. 5Xc &aa&age Meat 7c Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron mo rates ; hoop Iron, J3.20 rates ; Norway and swede lron.ecratea: toro shoe Iron, 3!4c lioiw Shoos Burden A Perkins', per keg, S4b0; mule Rhoes.fl per keg advance. Ho reo Shoo Nails Northwestern, Glebe, arid frutnem, per box, fl 5C Cat öteel Bost American, por lb., 140 spring; steel. 6v; tire steel. 4c : toe calk eteel, 6o; laachlncrjtteel.tngsc. Naiis-f3 w Leather, llldea and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 2l3""3c; oak note. S5tX; PcnnFylvanla harness leather, SOilOc; harne8 leather. 30fä3.c: bridle leather, per aoz., fiü J72; dotnestlrj kip. 5(.it'3c: Trench ki . vfJl 20; domestic calf , SOvm 10: Freach calf . fl 10-1 90. Hldea Creeu hides, 7c: yreea calf. 10c; green esltcd. Mt4c: green salted calf. 12iil2c: dry tilnt, l2Jec; dry f altcd. Pc per lb, ; damaged, grubby or buU, two-uird the above prices, i Tallow Prime, 7J7,4c Grease Urcwn, JhSömC: white, "33c. Dm; Stärket. Alcohol, f2 252 30: calomeal. i; J 25; campnor; 30(o3c: cochtnel, COQTOc: chioroiorm. OOcJl; Sim oplnm, f4 356J14 50; indfo, f 133; morphine, 4V3 &3. Oils Castor, f 1 35.il 40; sweet oil, ooc tai 75: olive oil, fl to.?: bercamot (Sanderson's). 52 f-Otj ; lemon (Sanderson's), 82 502 75. ejalnlne. i'.A V., fl svai J0: cinchonlaia. 20 5J5a American M-oaro. noda, 4(3c; KnellKh do .oJi -J 6c. EuufT Cp.rrctt'8 2-oz. pacts, f I 00 per do ; 4-cz. bottles, ti CO per doz. Vlove's snlphur, 4 (1 3. Tnricntico. 4Ci4:. EnglLsh ver. red. by bbl., 2-e; less onantitiee, 3V'. Iodine, 52 M,r1 75. Iodide potash, fl C-5. Cloves, 2Se3-. Rhubarb, ic rx23. Window glass, CO and 10 per cent.; doubl, 70 per cent off. Miscellaneous Markets OP We quote: Linseed, ra. 5e; boiled, 5;: lsrd oil, T5r2jyc: mlrers' oil, C5öS0c; lubricating oil. i'e:-5c: traltH eil. ÄOöö.'ie: "benzine, labile; coal oil, Indiana lecal test, 11 t 12c; 150 dog. test. 1233c; waer white, 150 deg., Lbc. Ticners' supplies We quote: Eest eiiarceal tin; I C 10x11. 14x29 and 12x12, f7( per box; I X. 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12, ti - per lox; I c, 14x20, rooling tin, f'5 W per twx; I C, 20x2.-:, tl.t.iil: blccx tin. in pics, 2c: in bars. '(. Iron 27 B lrou. 4 5 c: 27 C irou, CVJc ; MMreliead gelvanized, :;i nor canr. discount. Sheet zinc. 74c Chopper bottoms, 2Sc. PianiKhcd wpper, 09 Rolder, lK31ic. Wire, 45 per xut. olThst. WEFKtT LIVE sTOtiv UKPORT. r.eiortcd by Fort t Johnso i. General Commls-' noa salesmen of Live Mock.) Union Stock Yakds, Sept. 4, Cattle Becclpta. 175 nead ; shipments, S6 head. Tbe tupply was liberal, mostly common butiher trades. Market abDu! steady at last week's prioef. No good hhippiug cattle- here. Kistcru advices arc only about Heady. Expert Rtecis, 1,400 to 1,700 lbs- -.t 50S-S Si Good to choice. 1.20 to 1.400 lbs - 5 0tx5 4J Common to fair, WO to 1,150 Its 4 OUyil SJ Ktockers. AX) totwO lbs 3 2ötl v5 Good to choice cows and heiiers.. :i 7c4 4 2i Fair to medium cows and hellere.......... 3 60 Common cows and heifers- - 2 25''2 75 Veal calves, common to good 4 50,ix7 00 Bulls, common to good 2 2 Va i 25 idi'.ch cows and spricgera - 25 00& 0 va llcts F.ccfipts, :j cars, (inalitygood. Market tcllve at ICc declice. Piicktis and shippers buyIn?. Closing fillet. Felcct light - - Select heavy - S lect ia cdi a ro .. Pigs and roughs,.. sheep Itccclpts, G22 head shipments, ..? 4t,a5 51 . 5 15 31 . 5 30'5 51 . 3 ö I 5'J . Th3 supply was light and cf only fair quality Market r bout tbe s?a:e as lest rock's cluing prices. Good to choice. 120 lbs and upward fl 0134 30 Good lo choice, 1C0 to 115 lbs - 3 50,'d, 'JO Fair to medium. aO to 5 lbs.- . H -Aia:l 43 CotCVilOll...... -.. 2 ktitf i 00 Lmbn. ct-mmon togixxl-.-. .. :5 5).'t 25 bucks (per kcad).... 2 O0c; 00 Klsewbare. FAST LIBEltTY. Pa . Sept. 3.-Cattle Reoeinis. 4,lt5bead. MaikuiKlowat abDUl last week closing pi ices Hogs-Krcelp's. f..s 0 head. Ma'ket flnw; Ph'.laüelphia. S5 6uS 75: Yorkers, fa '.i.5 75. Si cep Kei-eipt. 5.200 bd. Market very lull; piicis J-4 ell" from last week. iCAKSAs ciTk-, Sep. u.-The Live 8tock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 1,900 bead. Market about steady and uucbanged. Jlogt Receipts. ?,GT0 head. Matket lower: light, fr;(a: la: mixed, fl tti: heavy, M;tl ;. Sheep Receips, SCK) head. Market slow and unchanged. BALTIMORE, Sept. 3. Beef Cattle Market fairly activeand lu few cases prices JJ'cofl : verj' best, f3ö7JK.rih74; first uuuUty, K4 25i3 37; xndJiura. f J 2'4(41 2 5; ordinary. S2 tu4-l (;: mjstof tales at fn.m ii to 15 12X. Rec?lpts. 2.NJ6 hetd. STviue Fair to full pttpply; moderate demand. Rcctipts, 5,f57 head. ;ioiaiiorH at f 7(S. Sheep and ijimb Kecepis. OMthead. i lolatione Shetp, ('(''. If tab's Si iG 25. CHICAGO, fcept 3 The trovers' Journal rsports: Hogg Receipts, I t.iXiO bead: ahlpments, 4 ü 0 bcHd. Market du !l aud weak; :0e lower: i4cktn, firr)'4t'.'j; paotircH' d fh'.pjiiijf, V3 i); lisht, f -jya5y0: hktps. t-t ,'.t4 7. Cattle Koteipi, 9.tO" nea: ihlritnent. 2,4 ki heed. Market active and stealy; exports. SO ü'v.u, 6 1 5; good to choice ulitrIag. f i 2')i ;"J; vummou to njtoitim. $fa5 Sheen iUe-esj'ts, 1 bead; h!om?Dts. 2-'i bend. Muki brisk and li.ui; Interior to faL. 52 7.'3 25; good. f '1 he i :oer .b-tirr el special Liverpool cab'e repotts eattle :-c higher: top, J5c dresve l. Sheep httady; tops.'Kc. NEW YOBK. SctM 3 r.ecves-Recilp's. fi.i.o head: makiru 16 2tti hoMd for the week; dull and e-asjpr: exttemcc, Jt 7 7 t0 Ter :wt. live veijhtfor tanve steers, ft 62fv33cr cwt- TexiR at, f tar lew ronrl: Colnri.dn ottf'i- sriifl at ti per cwt.; tc-ueiai ahs f5 lsm", 40; luuivs; f I s C5: Texas exporter ted 63 tar loids at $o"ttvt 72 irrm. lor i:oi(l lo (Ii- ioe tt-.r? Kxporut lr"Tt Itls Ii'it for week, "' 277 head of live cattle, 7i qLarurs cf beef. 1.2 6 enrcasses of mutton. Shetp Bee-apis. 17.00 head: f.i- week. 52. 1)) lit-d ; rt in ket esiot--: lor i-becp. Sl8 per ot: itntly puttie lots, f i 6J; lambs at-.-ady atfj 5;ri7. lloir KfCctpts. lufiiO heed: for week. 2),431 beadcf live lugs; mattet dull a, f 5 ÖDTj 9J pr cwt. BT. LOUIS, Scr- 3. Tbe Midland Trover repel!: cnule Receipts. 2,4"0 had: shipments. 551 head, supply iitx-ral. miuly kt sen and l.v Riatle vft if, wbico were slow, weik and lower ti Mil. CiO'd natives wert; ahont steady hut Mow; x porters. f5 t0(-e5 16; Rood to ehoioo sbippiög. S- 2?,-." 7-5; commnu to ftr. t öu ji; Tsxans, ft 2. 4: e hcice luciittis. f.t.vi Sheep P.tceJpts, l (-0 htaa: shipments. 1103 head. Market intet; evrnmon to fair, f 2 753:'. 5); good lo choice. S t7öw4 M; Texans. S2 rm. L'rgsMaikct slow and weak; liiht.f". 405 50; Turkirg. I f "g5 10; butchers' to fancr. fi la 5 4(': receipts. 5.1CO head: shipments. 3.S0O head. BUFFALO. TSept. 3. tattle Receipts to-Jay. l,t.I0 head. The market opeued active aud closed dr.M with a downward tendency; extra steers, f 5 :or, 10; BOfd toeiiolce, $4 40;-" : fair to medium. 61 ;tCc5 :;.": liuht butchers, ft 4 K5. Sfcccj Receipts, :t,CG0 head. Mattel steady with a toed demand; fair to ood western, fl -"55; holt e to far er. f ." 1.-65 C5; western lambs, f 1 7.) 0: Canada luit. IG -.'.. llcvs Receipts. 7,f;L0 head. Market steady with a tm d demand lor good grade?; cnmmo i cml aud lowtr: gol lo choice c.iii-f-d 5"orkrs. f lai 5 s'l: nitf d corn-f.-l rnr S ?-ii tO; kxxi mdiiiin and heavy. ?. 4t.' t5 Ci; graers liclectd si d a Eocd uiauy he'd ove-a OXNkSAL MARK IU. Frodac Miarkeia , BKW TOKX. Sept. .".. Cotton Dull: futures. sUady: September. KXCje: Octnber, 10.15:; Noreoitcr, lO.i'.'c; IVceml-er, 10 2'.)': Jauusrv, io.:?.t-; Febrnsry. lOtC'c; March, 10.67c; Anril, 10 7J2; My. 10!H: June, il.oin: Jmv. 11 10-. Fiour Dull; receipts. 20.CW) bbls.; exports. 8.0) bbi.; supeißro Klate and Western, t3 25s3 tit): extrt Ohio M HP,aC 75: hf. Lonis. f .) t&ctT. Wheat-s; xvt atbade lower ; options, 'lio lower; receipts,

:,0f0 ba:ea-porta. 35.000 tu.; Ko. 2 spring. $l 10: bud Ko 1 UulBth, fl It; ungraded red, h?r tl 211-4: Ko 4 red, tS-'c: steamer Ko. 3 red. II; No. 3rd, tl 16SI Ua -lertor:fl i'Jl lde-li-vered: ni graded white, 7lell 12S; So I white, MlciofSOQbu. at fl 14; No. 2 red. Bep'e aber, ralesof 358,000 ba ati f, 17, closing at ll P'.l: October. aal of l.S4i.ei bo. at fl 18kl 19'.. cJwlDjr at ft !:': Norembsr. aale of rsi.003 ou. at Jl 2CS.01 Ji;. clmnrg at tl 2t?;; December, Mleacf k-8.000 ba at tl 2.T1i.3i 21 cloünr at tl 2.? Corn Spot, HfSC locr; op'.loa ciccen ihm, af'erwxrd declined kc, clorlig weak; receipts, K.ooo bu.; exports, JC-C.oco bu.; nrgraded, r".33,Sc; No. 3. C2Ai',v4'c: No. 2, C2a atore; f.'-. s'2c elevator: 63033 ailaat: No. 2. waits, C3eC; steamer, wtite.cZf: ungraded do.,6.iJötS,o;

No. 2, Bepterober. ClUCl5;e. clolug at 61'e: O. lober, 62.0, closing at eic: November, 6l'ai td?4'e, closing at ClJc. Oars-"jgiM: lower; -cctpts, 212.000 b'j ; exporu, Slibu ; mixed S3 9 la: ; while, SujtOe-; No. 2 i hicsgo, SOc. II ty Quiet; CoflVe Dull tcdealer; Rio. 7S 1 10c. 8air Dull: refined steady: confectioners' A. 8 f-iöi: grsnulatcd. ir-ja. Molasses Stronger; 50 tst lefiped, 2iV.tc Bee-Firm; domtlc. 5'4 7ic: Rangoon, 4öri;: Java, fiaie. P-ro-li-ura tjrjiet; UDlted, ft OS Tallow tiviet at 7" ji. F.osin-g::iet ai d weak atfl 52Hf41 62 Turneatine Firm. Fcgf Frc-sli, fair and tirm at . Hi' 53: Pork Dud. Bee-i lull and uomlnat Lrd Weak; prims steam. fs7538 77; Sepie nber. Ss 70; I OcUber, fS Cs 73 cember, IN 4t& 4"; J November. f.S 4."gS 50: Da-. annarv. is 4S 0 BatterDull and unchanged. Cheese Firm; Leal 1j11 BALTIMORE. Sept. 3. Flour Dull ; Howard street acd Wtem superfine, fl 23" 75; extra, f 1 family, f5 2.5. Wheat Western, steay but dull; No. 2 winter red, spot and September, fl )5 1 !': October, fl 17" i 17';: November, f 1 USjj 'I December, f I 214(1 a2X- Corn D.id; Western, nominal: mixed, spot. ."9ri-V.: 8eplember. J.'Sc aked; October, yi50;fcc: Novetnber, C-3c asked. Oaia-S'tsdr; Western, white S-'.ai r;c; mixed, 32c. Rye Quiet at f54t.7c. Hay iuiet; prime to cnotee I'ennsyiTanta and Mary l and Mry?ss pork, 15. I rib Riles. ) s, f s 25 : clear land iTovisions uuu. Mess Bulkmeat honldcrs and clear racked, f 7 t'2j4a8 00. Bacon Rboulders, rib nde. .'. Hams 11. i 7.lö M. Lard Retiael. ;iu ... i.utier nteaay; -kttern pacsed. tiinc: creamery, l.SigSJc r-gs Lazier at l.'52Cc Petroleum Fiimer; rtriued, 7;4i7T.?. ColTe? Jl'gbtr: Kio earaocs, ordinary Vt fair. irc gar ieady and iuiet: A oft. tiHc Freuhuj to Llv rpool per s'eamer Mcady. cotton, 5s 321 ; llonr. 1 3d; grain, 3d. Rcceipts-Kloir. l,:Mt bbls.; wheat. HO CC0 bu.: com. 60,000 bu.: oats. 4 000 bu.: rye. -.0 bn. jcliments -Wheat, 1 SOW bu ; tern, 6.C00 bu. baiee Wheat. 222,000 bu.: corn, '.,000 bu. CHICAGO. Srpt. 3. Florr-Dull flnl nominally unchanged. Wheat Demand unlive, but v.usettled arid lower: 4c September; fl oj)4 Oe tobcr;fl 02's Novcmtier: f! l3Vi December; No 2 Chicego spring, 9Se; No. 3 uo.. M'Jl'.'.c: No. 2 red winter, SI 07 Cora Active but lower; I-.ISSt caeh; 4-(9Ui,c September; 4 l4e Onober; 4-i' ,-j 4,,:wC November: 4r'.,c yea: 45'4C Mav. Oat Demand active and easy: 25'4'i c.tsh ; 2);? Sepienbei ; VC.ÄiC'e October: 2t"c Novenber: 25S'i2''i year. Rye Dull and easy at 554 Bi'lej D al at t-GK Fiaxw-ed-Lower at t. 2l 2). Fork Dern ami nctlve l.ut lowtr: SI 1 '-ö(Si 2 cikIi and tembcr; fl :2"r1215 October: JU 4511 W Nveuiher; Sil 42' iftil 45 year; Sil ! Jaiiuiry. Lord In fair demand bnt lower; KS rijj "7Scaah ttd feeptembei; fs rc'Wras:; Oc:ober; SSf24 Noveail.tr;fs year; 5S 07i -iS io January. Bulkmcats Steady: shoulders, ti 75: short rib. fs 'j); Fhirt clear, 7 10. Entter- (J'ii.H ard unchaugei. Firs Quiet and unchanged. Freights vorn to BjIJalc, 4)-4'c. Receipts Floor. i.(0O bbls.; whoat, psr&o bu.; corn, iil (bu : cats. 3f):.rj00 nn.; rye, 4'"..tC0 bu.; barley, lO.WO bn. SMpneuts Flo ir, '.,W0 bl-la.: wheat, 74.COJ bn.; com, 7;; ooo bu.; caa. ICl.aO bu.;rye. 135feObu.: barley, '2.7-.KJ bu. f pHILArEI.PHf A, ept 3 -Flour-Winter grid-.M favor buyers: epring grades scirce aud firm ; M-n-nerota extras. S 75.6 li; Pennsylvania fa:niir, L; tthlo, f5 75 0; winter patents. t 50 75; Minnesota do., ft. 70:47 '25. Uye J?'lo:ir Liwc; choice, fa 75. Wheat Stcadv: no grade, fl rejeeted. fl 031 tS: No. 3 red. elevator, fl US: No.2red.Seitember.fi IT.'ai 15'4; October, fl 17 (11 17J4; November, fl I'.'V.tl iJ'i: December, ft 21 sil 22. torn September np'ioas lirm: l-cr moiir-s quiet : tar lots scarce: No. :; mixed. r!)s 4flc; stamer, Cifi.2e: wul mixed, Sep:ember. dole; October. ti-'iGlc: November, t-9;i'.-tic; December, iiW.Oc. Oats In fair demand : rejected mixed, :;'.c: No :; mixed. .TO:; No. a mixed. S . :!2Xc; rejected white, 3.'4.c: No. 3 white, 31 4i'o; No. 2 white, öüc. Provisions S eady. R.-ef-Mcss. fl J; India tio . f. o. b.. fl'.t Pork New r. cl4 c0(15; I'rime, $ tli 4i. Hams-Smoked, St I C14 50. Lard Sit adj : city retiifd f l 25?. 7 : bitam, f.S SO. Butter r Inner a: 7 H'lii-Jo. E,v S(ä&Kc. Cheese Firmer; full cream, 9,,v4r! mir to good, l(Sc. l'ctroleum Firm at 7-,4r-7T, Receiptr None reported. Shlpncn Wlv.-at, 2,.,0C0 bu.; corn, '.'.'.XO bu. KT.LOÜ18. Sept. 3 rionr-rnchiiprred. When Ume ttled aucl lower; No. 2 red. f 1 WitOH Xil4 cash; fl 0:;M Septem tr; fl 06 October; ft ov Navember: $1 K :, bid December; fl Or;; year: o. 3 red. 'X'yt($y!..v. Cera Lower and now at 45'4 45J4c mh. -lr,"4r; Ser-tember nnd October; 4 V; bid November; 4:'i:i";c Deeemler: 4J7;? year." Otts I P mer at v." V ;;ccash ; 25,.4c Septemoer; 2-5': ,? October; lOvfaJ'lHc November; 2-ii25;4j var. Eye Dull at 4.sKc Bsrley-uiet at Cljt'ijc. lead tjulct at fil0a-ked. üutter üachangel. lge (uitt at 1 idU-SXc. Cornmeal tpiiet at fi 15. l'ork slow, j.ibbirg at f 12 6-.. I'.te-on Qaiet: lotiji clear, f 7 157 25; short ritis, ST 257 10; bhort claar, 7 25Q7 40. Lard Nominal. Receipts Hour. 1,000 bbls.; wheat- 201,000 bu.: corn. ba.; oa's, 57U0bn.; rye. ttOOO bu.; barley. 11.000 bu. Silptnents Flour. 15,000 bh!s.: wheat. 52,C00bu.; orn, 140.CC0 bu.; oats, T.ij0 bu.; rye, none; barley, cone. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Flour 3iet but steady; high giade. $3 255 '') Corn Easier at f&Oi ti2c Oats oiet: Wcnura, 41. Cornmeal Dull at ?2 40(2 ;V) Hay pi!et: rime, fl.".il7 53: choice to facy, tl'.''S). Pork Steady at fl ? 25 137K. Laid bieaoy: tierce. tS S7J4; keg. f J 37W. Bo'kmests Fair demand: shonldjrs. packed, f 25 6:'.7$. Bacon sbonMets. 7; long clear and elear rib. easier at ?7 1'.'2'.'.7 75 llanis-bugar-ciirel. firm at lPülSc Whi-ky steady : Wettru. recalled, f 1 Oöjal 2C. Cotl'.e Dell and unehauged: Kio, eargo8, cummon to piime, 7-'ij4lC",Ki. Siivar Ijitier: lally fair, 7;lc; prime aud )t,ll) ciarilied. tc Molasses Dull: centrifugal. 2C,. So, Rice cuiet aud ck: I.oni8ina, ordinary to tholrc. -IKS Gc, Brau Highe r at 8W. CINCINNATI. Sept 3 -Cotton-Qitet at 9-?. Flour iatnilv. t..'ri5: latcy, f." 75 Wbeat-"uiet: SI f6 csfch and September; St Ottiber: fl lO'ralKVt; November. Corn Firmer st52c. Oats Dull at 27V6-v-c. Rye Seadrat W,:jc. Bailey Firm; extra No. 3 fall. 6s,70o. IltTvisioEs I'oik quiet but steady at fl.:Vl- 25. laid Stronger at fs 25. Bnlkmeats Firmer; moulder?. Sä tO clear rib, . 75. Baon Stronger; shoulders. f6 75; e'esr rio. 17 50; clear. f7S7SButtcr Firm; choicefCTtamery, 2:c: prime dairy, 1tc. IIcgs-Firm: common and ltgnt. fl.'i575: tekirjgaud butchers', ft fc0&5 4 J; receipt 1.6; thipmcnut 4sP. KANSAS CITY. Sep. 3 Wheat -Receipts, tl'.nt) bu.; shipments, Jinte: n'siki-t lower; No. 2 re3, fall, 7,:,a;1c rash; S'.'4c Octolier: 90c Novetnbcr. Ccrii Rfc.Jptj". v7fK' bu.; shipments. :' 000 bu.; market lor: ctsi: ; 4c October; bid November. 0u cijiv at21u bid cash. I.Ol"IYlLLE. 8ept. 3. Cot'on-dull at '.i!;c. Ki tur-ttuif. bat fiim: e.xtra i";rly, t: 2i-ü -vi; , A Nr. 1,'ti 5t'4 75: high grades, f.i 25 46 VJ. Wheat lull and . i .(lilt;: No. 2 i.-d. SI 05. C'n I iu'1 end nominal: N-. 2 tvh'te. .")Se: N. 2 mxed. -I'. Xe- Oats tiuiet; mixed wcjNtern. . ; I'; Vision-S'esdy. Mess p. -k, SI !51 Bulkmpats , -ou!teT., f j 7.'; b4r tin, t7: clsr. j:::7i. ; I'm oii-shou'ilc is, f 5 75: clear rib. S7 75; clear, US. Ilairt-Migarcured.f;! Lard Kettle, fll. 51. 1 LIVF.KPOwL. Sept. 3. ('otton Firm at 5U16Ji ! 55i.d : n.les, baiea- srecu!atijn and export, ; IJAO iir.iij; A:ue:i an, s Jiio blcs. Lard Araeri- j an :5s u&r.ni Loi k )er :'s 61; short clear, i I'ettolcum Refined, 7V4' 'i7; ' ; OSWEGO, sept :. Wheat seMdj. Corn Firm: hifch ruixtd. 6le; No. 2. 6le: rejted, 5j. c'iia. riTTPHURG. Spt. :: Tvtrolnm Du'.t: united ; eiTtlffntes closed at tl t-7" A'te nno:i esiTi : Atrii!en:ore active: ninrket wcakt-r: opened at ?117-- I declined to 11 17' t; recovered, closed at , fi t7-'B. BRAId-TRD. -cept 3 Crude oil firm aud stpn ly. Total shipments Satunlay and Smiiiv, pu.ou : bbls : no nins nor charters reported: clerauce. ; 4.u;2.eor bbls. United .ipe line crtili.;te oprcd , at fl fS1; and led at $t Ob; bigliest price. a feJi: lowest, fl 07l4. OIL CITY, Fa.. Sei. S Petroleum Market to -dv iMlrly active. Opening pnte, fl O-1;: ni"iiiKt.zi vt": lowest. ivi 4. , citsmn at 'a!cr, '2.3 fl.KX) I Ms.: clearances .-eptetn her 1. s 072,- ' bbl. Shipments yesterday. I niied. a. 4V.' b:,s : tidewater , 3 7l bb;s. Knut. Friday, uailc-d. 710 this. ; tidewater, 1 1.52:; bbU. wm.tr. LOUI5YILI E, Sept. S. Whisky juiet at f 1 1?. CINCINNATI, Efpt. 3.-WhIky-S:eidy at fl U. ST. LOUIS, Sept 3 Whisky Steady at fl 11. BALTIMORE, ücpt 3. Whisiy 3:eaJy at fl IS Ql"'. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3. Whisky-steaJv at fl l'J. ury toods. NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-For acaonable specialties there is a wlce aud steady rennest for ressortxuents, lu the delivery of wbioh and previous enBSgf me nts a good bu si cess is reinrted. For stajilts inquiry is moderate, aud scleclious are in uecctditee with.wanis. tVcol $ales. I.OSroS". Sept. ::. At weiol sales to-d-iv ll,s"l lialescf Frit I'hi'.ltp. 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