Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 17, 1898, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textu THE OMAHA DAILY 3JEE : SATtTHDAY , SEPTEMBER IT , 1SS. { ) COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat's ' Activity Qeta Setback and Com Be comes Very Strong. LIVERPOOL MARKET TAKES UPWARD JUMP Unix Ilrrlliio n nil l'rovllon Ilitlc Homnvliat AV'cak , All C i - nioillllen I , < * nrliiK Off H Trllle IHirer , CHICAGO , Kept. 10. Increased receipts nnd absence of cash demand wau the causa of the setback In wheat. December lost 1/1 C(7-8c. ( Corn wan unchanged. Oala declined 3-Sc. Pork left oft ofc7l4c lower , Inrd 2t/4fj5o nnd ribs Go. Anxious shorts In wheat covered yester day , so that there was no further alarm created when Liverpool , before thu opening In.-re , reported an additional sensational jump of 2 1-Sd for September delivery. If Liverpool December wheat had dunu pro- porllonulely us well us September thu ef fect upon speculative Hentlment In Chicago would doubtless have been different , but it showed a duclinu of Hd , so that the Sep tember strength was concluded to urlso from u mere squeeze on the other side , which hud no significance for any onu out- iildu of the ranks of thu Liverpool shorts. On that account lliu slart hero watflc down for beptembor and liii'.ic ' for December. Ivorth western reeelpts.ere heavy us usual und mere was no ununuc in ine c.iirosimml- ing llghlness of Iho winter wheat receipts. Chicago received lui curs , against 2i& a > uur ugu. und the northwest 1,0)3 , compared wllli l.uU the year bulore. spring unu wlnler wnent receipts ioellii. ui uu vvuat < .ni primary markets were l,3u , Wu bushels , which only exceeded by 4iUouo bushels iho quantity received lliu similar uuy ot tlm liruvlous year. Tlio Atlantic purl exporls uf wlieut und Hour were equal to tJit.uuO bushels. Soon uflcr the opening Dulutli uhowcd ! ic u bushel advance In price ot' ti'ush wheat and some lllllo strength was thereby Imparled lo thu market here , but ) iut long thereafter a decline of le look jiluco lu price of Dululh cash wheat , and that put a damper on bullish Hentlment. Later In the day Minneapolis dropped lc for spot wheat and weakness hero beeamo more pronounced. September opened lu ut G5ic , sold sparingly ut GGc nnd was in clined downward most of the tlmo after that. December .started l-SlMc down at from Klc to G31-Sc , recovered to 031-SM 13Jc ! und from that It gradually declined until about an hour from the close It was down to C21ic. An advance of 15 centimes nt Paris and 50 centimes for American red wheat ( it Antwerp had no effect on this market , which In the lust hour uf Ihe HOS- Blon had apparently become weak lo slay. The absence of demand for cash wheat In nny quantity nt least and reported delivery liero nnd nt Toledo of spot wheat or Sep tember contract created a heavy feeling near the end and caused further declines. September gel down to G3c nnd closed nt CS c , December to B2UC , nnd closed with trading nt 62 3-S$7C2i4c. Corn experience was Just the reverse from yesterday.Ihe demand being strong , while wheat was weak. The fact that th > mar ket did not break with the reaction In wheat was the Incentive for covering. Fair buy ing by commission houses also helped to rstnbllHh a firmer undertone. The demand for visible room was qulto urgent and re united In a shade Improvement In rate of freight. December began unchanged at 29Wc , rose to 2) ) 7-Sc , declined to 29 S-SWVic nnd closed at 291AC buyers. Oats struggled along In the wnkc of corn , nlthouch they did not display ns much strength ns the loader did. There was a fair cash demand and clearances were qulto 1 liberal. Mov onened unchanged lo 1-Sc lower nt 22 < H221-Re , held stendy for n tlmo nt 22 1-Sc , declined to 21 7-8'iT22c ' and llrmed up to 22c buyers nt the close Provisions ruled weak , suffering from a pressure of hoes. Heavy soiling of lard nnd ribs also added to th doollno In prices. December pork opened 10fI12'Ac ' down at J8.3714 , . 'vanood to $8.45. then weakened to $ R.42i/i , . o closing price. December lard slarled unchanged to 2V.o lower nt * } > w 4.82W. sold off to H.77W. nnd closed ntl.7li CT4.SO. December ribs began 2i/.c off nt J4.72U. declined to $4.6714 nnd rallied to $4.iO , Estlmat 1 receipts for tomorrw are : Wheat , i J cars : corn , 420 cars ; oats , SCO cars' hogs. 18,000 head. The leading futures ranged a follows ; XrllolM. Open. Hirh. Low. Clone. Ycs'd'j on ns rav (11HM1 ( 01 U4U MM CflK 30 ( Gt\ BOM " 31H 3iM"H sn < SOTt S8M 20H SlJi-22 S30 830 8.10 8424 8 37K 845 R S7 837K 8 no 020 OiO 0 15 0 17Hi t ! 12K ! 4 75 470 472H 4774 4 H'J , 4 8H ! 477W 4811 4 H7H 486 4S7) ) 4 Ol'M ctn : 530 B2R r. ' . ' 7H C 2V K 41174 470 473 No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows : FLOUR Firm ; special spring brands , J4.2504.50 : hard wheat patenls , $3.40 < 33.GO ; oft patenls. $3.30 3.40. WHISATNo. . 2 spring. GJiJc ; No. 3 spring. 62 < fiGGc ; No. 2 red. G7c. COHN-No. 2 , SOl-SftSiU. OATS No. 2 , 21 > , i'i21VxC ' ! ; No. 2 white , 21Jf 25o ; No. 3 while. 23fr24c. UYK-No. 2.47IXC. . HAHLKY-SOQUc. 8KKDS No. 1 llaxseed. S9B91c : prime 'pHOVISlONS ' Mess pork , per bbl. . $8.40 M8.45 Lard , per 100 Ibs. . .77J.4 ? 4.80. tihorl ribs sides ( loose ) , $ o.lOf(5.3o. ( Dry Balled shoulders ( boxed ) . $4.5i > Jj4.75. Short clnar sides ( boxed ) , $ i.GOQ5.70. SUQARS Unchanged. Following are the receipts and shipments for today : Articles. I Receipts. ) Shlpm'ts. On the Produce exchange today the but ter market was Ilrm ; creameries , 13f30c ; dairies. lljiUc. Kggs , Ilrm. 13M.t ( ( c. LIVE POULTHY-Slaok ; spring chlckenc , OflflVsa ; hens , 8c ; ducks , 7c ; turkeys , GQSc. MOW Tonic < : IMH.VI , ai.vitivivr. Quotntlnnn for Ilio Uny nil fieiiornl C'oillllllllllt ltM. NEW YORK , Sept. 10. KI.OITR Re ceipts , 20.402 bbls. ; exporls. 7,418 bbls. Mar- lent quieter , but steady and without change. CORNMtJAL Dull ; yellow western , 750 SOc. SOc.HARLEY HARLEY MALT Steady , 550G1C. WHEAT Recelpls. 19,100 ( ! bu. ; exports , 121,228 bu. Spot steady ; No. 2 red , 73c f. o. b. , nlloat. to arrive , and spot. Op- lions opened steady on foreign buying but soon eased off and later developed pro nounced weakness. Liquidation was a fea ture , supplemented by prospective largo receipts ; light export demand und dellv- orles on September contract. Jusl nl iho ; lese a sharp rally occurred on covering , closed 6-8jl l-4c lint lower. No. 2 red , September , 71 1-1G'72 | l-4c , closed 707-8c ; December. 67 3-lfi jtS 3-Sc. closed G7Vic. COHN Hecclpts , 125,600 bu. ; exports , 142- E7G bu. Spot steady ; No. 2. 35 l-Hff-35 l-4o f. o. b. , nllout. Options ilrm nt tlrst on covering , but subsequently easing off with wheat , closed only l-8c net higher. Septem ber closed 337-Sc ; December , 31 3-S5I31M.C , closed 31 3-Sc. OATS Receipts , 82,800 bu. : exporls. 3,925 bu. Spot steady ; No. 2 , 2tifi25o | ; ' No. 2 white. 2Sc. Options dull , nominal. 1IOPS-1S97 crop , cholco. per lb. , nominal ; Kood to prime , lOfril'c ; common to fair , 7ij PC. Pacific const , 1S97 crop , cno'ce ' , nominal ; good to prime. lOWllc ; common to fair , Mi I'c ' , State or Paclllc coast , 1WW crop , prime. tiiCVjc : common to fair , 305i-c. \VOOI Quiet. CHUliSE Stendy ; large , while , 7V4c ; email , while , 7i 4c ; large , colored , 74c ! ; mull , colored , 7 c. TALLOW-Steudy ; 3 3-SO3 5-Sc. COTTONSKKU OllSteudy ; prime yet- low. 32i4e > . RIC13 Firm : domestic , common to low fair , UlQ&c ; fair lo good , 5 l-S'u57ic ; prime to choice. 61-SiiG c ; head , 71C7 e. HUTTER Ueceipts , 6,173 pkgs. ; market very Ilrm ; western creamery , 14Vjij20v4c : Elgms. 20 > 4c ; factory , HUllUc. UGQS Receipts , 14,166 pkes. ; market Ilrm : western , IGc. MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans , cen trifugal , common , f > m712c ; fair , 13i 15c ; peed , 165I19c ; prime , 2Wr25c ( ; New Orleans , open kettle , common , 27fi2Sc ( ; fair , 2SJ29o ; Rood , 29i30c ; prime , 3l < D32c ; choice , ICiii'oi 1'orto Rico. 2sf33c. { Syrups , common , lOjj lo ; fair , 14fil5c ; good , IG'aKc ; prime , ISfi 19c : fancy , 20tj22c. METALB AnUle from tlio fact that busi ness was conducted on narrow lines , to day's metal market showed n decidedly firmer undertone In the main , with prlccx lit the close tending upward. News av erage-d up qullo favorably , which left .hold- cm to cut down offerlne * nnd buyers to show more Interest At tlie close the rietal exchange called pig Iron warrants HUvndy , with $6,95 bid and $6.95 asked , l.ako cop per , quiet , with J12.25 bid and $1 2.371,4 nskcd. Tin , quirt , with $16. 05 bid and JIG. 15 asked. Spcltpr , quiet but Ilrm , with JI.SO bid. und $ I.S7'.n ' nuked. Lead , quiet , but steady , with $ I.UO bid , and $1.00 nsked. The tlrm naming the settling price for lending western miners and smeltere quoles load $3. S3. PROVISIONS Pork. rrulPl. Mess , J9.OOTi9.50 ; family , $11.60 12.00 ; short clear , $11.00fil2.73. Heef , Blendy ; mess , JS.aOfl'UO ' : family , $ I0.00811.W ; packel , $9. < W > 10.00. Heef hams , quiet. $20.00. Dresfed liogrt , Ilrm ; bacons , or.-Scj ISO-Ib. , 65-Sc ; IMMU. Ifyo ; i pigs. 57-Sf/Gc. Cut meats , nlcklwl bellies , asy ; smoking bellies , "i f ipj 10-Ib. , 7Uc ; 12-lb. , 63-sgo 4c ; 14-lb. . ( Il-S'iiGUc ' ; pickled shoulders , easy ; quoted , 4i4Uc } ; jilcklsd Imms. dull , 7 > , ifi7Hc ; western green , 16-lb. , G3-8fo65-Sc ; western S. P. , G B-Sc. Lard , steady , $5.20flo. 25 ; city , $4.90. GAME AND POrLTRY-Partftdges. prime lo choice , per pair , $1.231/1.60 / ; Rrouse , prime lo choice , $1.00yi.lO ; woodcock , prime lo choice , $1.005/1.25 ; plover , golden , prime. to choice , per doz. , $1.75B2.00 ; grass , $1.00 ® OMAHA CH.Vr.KAI , MAllIvUT. Conillllon of Trade mill Quotation * oil Hlnpli * nml Pnney I'riMliiee. EGGS-Good stock , 14c. UU'lTER-Common to fair. 10tM2c ; sep arator , ISc ; gatherpil creamery. 15f(16c. ( LIVE POULTRY-11-ns. " A c ; old roosters , -lc ; spring chickens , Sc ; duck ? , D t(6c ( ; gcesp , not wanted. OAME-Tcnl , blue wing , $1.73 ; green wing , $1.50 ; mlxe < I , Jl.76fi2.25 ; prairie chickens , young , $ I.OVU4.60 ( ; old , $3.00. PKJKONS-Llvc. per doz. , $1.00 , VEAL-Cholce , 8i(9c. ( VEGETAULES. CELERY-Per doz. bunches , SOfilSc. ONIONS New , per bu. , 40i50c. | HKANS-IInnil-plckcd navy , uer bu. , $1.2o. POTATOES Per bu. . GOc. CABBAGE , per lb. , lc. TOMATOES Per four-basket crate , 20 ® SOc. CUCUMBERS Homo grown , per tloz. , 10Ti20e. TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGES-Scedllngs. $2.75 ; Mediter ranean sweets , J2.751t3.00. LEMONS-Californla , $0 ; fancy Messina , $6.6007.00. ItANANAS-Cholce , large stock , per bunch , $2.0052.25 ; medium sized bunches , $1.7&S2.00. FRUITS. APPLES- bbl , , choice shipping stock , J2.75fi3.00. W.VTEUMEI.ONS-Crnted , ] 3SHc ; loose , CANTALOUPE Homo grown , per crate , PEACHES-Callfornla , 20-lb. case , S00S5C. PLUMS-Oregon , $1.00. PEARS Hnrtlett , California , J2.23 ; other varletl-.s. $ . ' .00. GRAPES Nallve. per basket , 126c ! ; Cali fornia Toktiys , JI.35frl.GO. ' > 'tAN'tiKhltlKS \ \ wnnshi , per box , $1.23 ; Capo Cods , per bbl. , $7.50. MISCELLANEOUS. NUTS Almonds , par lb. , largo size , 12 ® l"c ; small , lie ; Itrazlls , per lb. , DJtlOc ; Kn- gllsh walnuts , per lb. , fancy soft shell. 11 ® 12c ; standards. 8 < 09c ; lllberts , per lb. , 10c ; pecans , polished , rjodlum , GiT7c : exlra largo , SiRDc ; largo hh'kory mils , Sl.OOtJl.lO per bu. ; small. $1.15TiL23 per bu. ; cocoanuts , per 100 , $ l.50ft5.00 ; ] ) eanuts , raw , Gifcc ; roasted , 7'4c. MAPLE SYRUP Ffve-gal. can , each. $2.73 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal , cans , $0.23 ; quart cans , . $3.50. HONEY Choice white.12i'2c. . DATES Hallowoe , GO to 70-lb. boxes , 5\zC' \ Salr , Gc ; Fnrd , 9-lb. boxes , 3c. FIOS Imported , fancy 3-crown , 14-lb. boxes. Iflc ; 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , 13c ; 3-lb. boxes. 22Q23c per box ; California. 10-lb. boxes , $1. CIDEH-Per half bbl. , $3.23-93.50. HIDES. TALLOW , ETC. HIDES-No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No. 2 green hides , Gc ; No. 1 salted hides , Sic ; No. 2 salted hides , \c ; No. 1 veal cmlf , 8 to 12 Ibs. , 9c ; No. 2 veal salf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , 7c. TALLOW , GREASE. ETC.-Tallow , No. 1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2 , 2Hc ; rough tallow , ll c ; white grease , 2ifcj2 ic ; yellow and brown grease , SHEEP PELTS-Grccn salted , each , 15 ® 75c ; green suited shearings ( short wooled early skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , entfh. Be ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4'f5i' ' ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pells , per lb. , nelual weight , 3Mc ; dry tUnt , Colorado rado butcher wool pelts , per lb , , actual velght , 45J5c ; dry Hint , Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight , SQ c. St. LoulM Miu-ket. ST. LOUIS , Sept. 1G.-FXKDUR-A better lennind and br.slnc.ss , both domestic nnd export. Patents , $3.4003.60 ; strnlghls , $3.15 < fi > . ; clear , J2.75f3.00 | ; low lo medium , $2.00 ® ' .50 ; rye Hour , jobbing ut $2.75 in sacks and $3.00 per bbl. WHEAT Futures quiet , steady to frac- lonally lower than yesterday. Spot lower ; so. 2 rod. cash , elevator and tiraek , G9i70c ( { ; ieptember , G7Hc ; December , GoU iGoS-Sc bid ; May , KGc ; No. 2 hard cash , C4c. CORN Futures Kteady lo a shade boiler. Spol unchanged ; No. 2 cash , 2SJic bid ; Sep tember , 28 3-Sc ; December , 28 l-S2SUc bid ; May , 2'J 3-Sif 29Vic bid. OATS Futures Irregular ; spot steady ; No. 2 cash , 22c bid ; track , 23c ; September , . ' 15-8c bid ; December. 21 3-Sc bid ; May , 23c bid , 23V4C asked ; No. 2 white , 2525i/.c. RYE Steady , 4GUc. SEEDS Flaxseed lower , S5i,4c ; prime tim othy seed. Ilrm , scarce , $2.40. CORNMEAL-Qulet , $ l.fi51.70. DRAN Strong , in demand ; sucked , east track. 45fT45K..c. . .Un'VYTSteucty ; "mothy , $1.50518.50 ; prairie , FI.50Ti5.50. BUTTER Steady ; creamery , 19Q22c : dairy. ISfflSc. EGOS-Steady. 13c. loss off. WHISKY Steady. $1.25. 7 , ° TIES AND I3AC1GING-73C. MElALb Lead , Ilrm , $3 7 bid ; spelter , PROVISIONS-Pork. Ktondy ; standard mess , Jobbing , $5.50. Lard , lower ; prime steam. $1.K5 ; choice , $4.70. Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , $5.00 ; extra short clear and ribs. $5.G2H. : short ? , $5.75. Bacon , boxed shoulders. { 5.50fi5.62i4 : exlra short clear and ribs. $ G.25 : shorts , $0.371 ? . RECEIPTS-Flour. 3,000 bMs. : wheat. 34- 000 bus : corn. 22,000 bu. ; onts , 14.000 bu. 20,000 bu. ; corn , 47,000 b'u.'oiUs ; , 14,000 buf1 * ' Itnllliniiri * .1lnrlc : ( . P.ALTIMORE , Sept. 16. FLOUR-Dull , UnrFpl ( : receipts. 12,07fi bbls ; exoorts ! IT-tifti bbls , ; western supertlne , $2 23ff2.50 : vffclevn ; exlra. $2.C5fi3.00 ; winter patent ins ? : i 5nlrlns ' ) att'ntJI25S4.40 ; Rio extra ? southern white , 31J33c ; southern yellow. 36 f/SGVie. OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , weslern , 26 ® 27c ; No. 2 mixed , while , 24ff25c ; rccelpls , 12- S64 bun exporls , none. BUTTER Unchanged ; fancy creamery , lS19c : Elgin , 20O21c ; separnlor , exlras , 20c : separalor exlra firsts , 18V4iffl9c ; ssparalor galhered cream , 17fflSc ; separalor Imitation extras. 16f16i , c ; ladles extras , 15f16c. T'IGGS Firm : choice , fresh nearby , loss off , per doz. , 15tyf716c ( ; western nearby , loss off , per doz. , 15f515i.-e ; southern nearby , loss off , pr doz. , 14Ifl4i4c ; guinea. 6ff7c. CHEESE-Steady New York 60 Inrpo. S3-RiJS-\io ; Nnw York 37 medium , 8 B-SJJ 87-Se : 23 small. 87-S(9'ic. ( POULTRY-Chlckens : Hens , 9i,45T10o : old roosters , pnch , 2Wf25c ; springers , 12JT12HC , Ducks : Puddle. SHfffc ; Muscovy and mon grel , 8W9c. Gceso : Western nnd southern , earn , SOfI40c. Pigeons : Young , per pair , 15c. 15c.PROVISIONSRulk shoulders. Gc ; bulk short sides. 6Ue : bulk clear sides. GJc ; smoked shoulders. 64r ; smoked short rib sides , 7V4r ; smoked clear sides , 7Hc ; smoked breasts. 9c. Hams , large , 9Wc ; small , P ic ; xklnncd. 9'-c ( : sugar-cured shoulders , 634c. Lard , prime leaf. In tierces. 6 ,4c ; In tubs , 64c. Pork , mess , per bbl. , $11.73. Clneliinntl Market. CINCINNATI , Seot. 16. FLOUR Fancy , J3.KWt.25 ; family , J2.5Wi2.SO ( ; winter patent. J3401J3.75 ; fancv. $3.0503.25 ; family , $2.50 ® 2.SOextra , $2.232.40. WHEAT Firmer : No. 2 red. C7c. CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed. Olc. OATS Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 22iijj23c. RYE Steady : No. 2. 46c. PROVlSIO S-I.ard. easier , $4.62. Bulk meats , pasy. $3.37 . Bacon , easier , $6.50. WHISK Y-FIrm , 51.25. Bl'TTER-Steady. creamerv. 18U22C. SUGAR Cut loaf. $6.10 ; cubes and pow dered , $5.97 ; granulated , $3.72 ; confection ers' A , $5.60 ; New Orleans clarified , 5fl3tbc per Hi. MOLASSES Prime to choice centrifugal , 10 < ri2lc : open ketlle , 26$33c per lb. KGOS StoartV at 13e. CHEESE-FIrm nt * HSc. ? Dulutli Wheat Mnr'ket. DULUTH. Sent. 1C. WHEAT No. 1 northern , easv. 6fiilr : September , 65',4c ; De cember , 61c ; May , Kni.Hiln Ctlv Cralii Mini I'rovlnloiin. KANSAS CITY , Sent. 16. WHEAT- Slo\v , somewhat lower ; No , 1 hard , 63Q64cj No. 2 , GlB6ltc : No. 3 , 67i61c ? ; No , 2 , red , 65c ; No. 3. 8M(62c ( ; No. 2 uprlng , B9fl61c. CORN-Mlxcd , dull. No. 2 , 2SV4e2S',4e ' ; while , slendy ; No. 2 , SO ic. OATS-Klrtn but slow ; No. 2 white , 2CHQ > 27c. Rye-No. 2. 434r. HAY-FIIrm ; choice timothy , $7.0007.23 ; choice prairie , $6.00. BUTTER-Sfpurator , 16c. EGGS-FIrm ; frenh , llVic. RECEIPTS-Wheat , ! > 7i < 00 bu. : corn , 10- 40ij bu. ; oats , 12.0IJO bu. SHIPMENTS-Wheat , 111,000 bu. ; corn , l.iXW bu. ; oats , l.ww bu. \ew OrlemiN .Mllrltct. NEW ORLEANS , Sept. 16.-PROVISIONS -Quiet. Pork , standard mess , $9.23WJ.75. Lard , refined tierce. $3.S7iytf4.00. Boxed meats , dry sail shoulders , $3.0jy5.12 < 4 ; sides , $ j.62iii5J5.76. Bacon , clear rib sides , 6'i@ ' Gu-Sc. Hams , choice sugar-cured , 9Ii9t4c. COFFEE-Sleady ; Rio. ordinary lo fair , G 7-S'cJS 3-Sc. RICE In fair demand ; ordinary lo good , 3 7-SN 7-Sc. FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFFS Steady. Flour , extra fancy , $3.3013.40 * ; pat ents , $3.76j3.S5. Cornmenl , $1.70 < r/1.75. Bran , 65c. liny , prime , 9jjllc ; choice , 12Tfl2iiu. Corn , No. 2 , 39c. Oats , No. 2 sacked , 37&C. Cii-nlii IteeelptM lit Principal MitrkrtN. CHICAGO , Sept. 16. Receipts today : Wlieat , 162 cars ; corn , 410 cars ; oats , 350 cars. ST. LOUIS , Sept. IG.-Recclpts : Wheat , 40 cars. MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 1C. Receipts : Wheat. 297 cars. DULUTH , Sepl. 16. Recelpls : Wheat , S02 cars. KANSAS CITY , Sepl. IG.-Recclpls : Wheat , 140 carr. Toledo Market. TOLEDO. Sept. 16.-WIIEAT Lower ; No. 2 cash , 67 * < c ; December , 67 ! < , c bid. CORN Active , steady ; No. 2 mixed , SOVsC. OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 21c. RYE Dull , steady : No. 2 cash , I6M.C. CLOVERSEED Active. lower ; prlmo cash , $3.55 ; old October , $1.S7'i bid. HniieiiiioIlN AVIient MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 1G.-WHEAT- Ensier : September , 62 I-Sc ; December , 59Uc ; May , fiUic : No. 1 hard. 67HC ; No. 1 north ern. 66iic : No. 2 northern , 61-VC. FLOUR-Flrst patenls , $3.93fi4.5 ( * : second patents , $3.75fi6.S3 ; Ilrst clear , $2.7002.60. Liverpool Srnln Vnr'-r-1 LIVERPOOL , Sept. 16. WHEAT-Qulct nnd unchanged to 7-MTld lower ; September , 5s9rd : December , Rs43-S < l : March , EsBd. CORN Quiet and unchanged to 1-Sd lownr ; S.'ptember , 3s Id ; Oclober. 3s ltd ; December , 3s 2 4 d. _ ( Mneliiiintl Live Stoelt. CINCINNATI , Sepl. 16. HOGS-Actlve , lower. J3.r,0f1.03. CATTLE Stood v. $2.75T4.Sj. SHEKP-Easy. $2.00fF4.23. LAM US-Lower. $3.50 ® 5.60. _ I'enrlii Market * ! . PEORIA. Sept. 16.-CORN-Qtilet , nrmer ; No ' 2U4c ! OATS-lrregulur ; No. 2 whit ? . 22VM 23 4c. WHISKY Firm , on basis of $1.2a for lln- Ished goods. e Cm 111 3lnrUei. MILWAUKEE. S nt. 16.-WIIEAT-DU11 ; No. 1 northern. GSc : No. 2 northern , G3V c. RYE-Dull : No. 1. 4S0IS1/.P. BARLEY Dull ; No. 2 , 43c ; sample , 30 ® 43c. Snii Kmiii'l 'o AVIiont Mnrl-- " * . SAN FRANCIPCO. Pfpt. 16. WHEAT Inacllve : December , $1.17. BARLEY-NO market. STOCKS AMI IIOXI1S. MnrUet Oiienn AeHve. but I.iUer III lie nny Iteeoiuen llull nml I.lM < le M. NEW YORK. Sept. 16. There was a re crudescence of fears of n squeeze In the money market today. Tills had the effect of bringing the morning advance In the prices of stocks lo n standstill. The dull ness that followed Invited operatlonn by Iho bears. Then cenlered their atlacks on Sugar which was feebly supported at any time during Ihe day , though there was one. or two sharp rallies on covering ot shorts. They effected an extreme decline of over flvo points in this slock , and worked a reacllon In Iho whole list , earlier ad vances being entirely wined out with a few excepllons. The decline was effecled on light transactions for most stocks. There was prollt-laklng by room traders , but no resumption of the urgent liquida tion which was characterisllc of Ihe mar ket earlier in the week. Active support was withdrawn , however , and manipula tion to advance , prices was abandoned for the time being. The earlier part of the day saw a very active market and some sharp advances , the Pacifies and the Indus trials maintaining their leadership. To bacco niadci a new high record at 152V4 , as did New York Air Brake nt 104. The grangers were In good demand , but there was no apparent effort to advance prices. There was a slightly higher range for call loans at the board today , but the ippreh'jnt'on of stock operators was rather of the. sentimental effect of a probable lurther ci-cteaso In Ihe surplus reserve which will bo shown by lomorrow's bank slalement and Inability to get money for use. The decline In the surplus In Ihe treasury is duo to Ihu facl lhat last week's statement was based on falling averages , so that last week's operations will be partly reflected In tomorrow's statement. More over , there had been no such contracllon of loans this week as last to offset the losses In cash , which have continued to a lesser extent on account of subscriptions to the government loan and out-of-town demand for currency. It Is not oxpecled therefore that the statement will show much surplus reserve left , in spite of the- large deposils of government funds which have been made with New York banks during the week. Outside banks show a disposition to send money here to bo loaned nnd especially for the pur chase of mercantile paper. Moreover , about $1,300,000 additional In gold was en gaged in London today for import , KO that no further serious crisis Is expected In the money market. London bought stocks here this morning , but lurned seller after prices had advanced and the engagements of gold for Import had been announced. The bond market was moderately active. and prices were quite firmly held. Total sales , $2,7iO,000. United Stalest 4 , bolh old and new , and Ihe 5s advanced H In the bid price today. Demand for the 3s was much curtailed , and the price ruled at 1033-8 all day.The > The Evening Post's London financial ca blegram says : The stock markets here opened generally buoyant today , but gave way later , and , e xcepl for Americans , prices have not recovered since. The main reason for Iho selback Is Ihe fear of a cabinet crisis in Franco over Ihe Dreyfus Incident , while the sltualion at Fashoda Is ulsc not liked. Americans were good. The strength In New York Induced dull purchases here , but the. chief support was from Ihe. continent. Conlral Paclllc was i again boughl largely by Berlin. It Is be- i llevcd that financiers there wish lo have 1 a say In Ihe reconstruction scheme. Prices advanced sharply after business hours , but closed n fraction under Ihe best. Knf- , firs were good early In Ihe day , but closed I weaker In sympathy with the Paris bourse. New York Is buying gold very strongly and has taken a small amount from the Bank of England today. I Tne following are the closing quotations > ut the leading stocks on the New York market today : 4,430 ; Missouri Pacific , -1,813 ; Northern Pa cific , 72,050 ; NorUiern Piu-lllo preferred , 11.- C90 : Rock Island , 9,554 : Union Pnclllr. 31.UV SI. Paul. 27.575 ; Southurn preferred , 3,292 ; 1'nlon Pnclllc preferred , 33,708 ; Internallonul Paiicr , 3,302 ; Tobacco , 33,006 ; Chicago Great Western , I.G50 ; People's , Oaf , S.770 ; General Klcctrlc , 4,900 ; Hiwar. . Leather , pre- ferred , 3,4 0 ; llubbur , 10:163. Xi'tr York Miini'V Jlitrkt'l. NR\V YOniC , Sept. 1C. MONEY ON CAM , Nominally pet * cent. 1'lllMK MEIICANTU E PAPER 133 per "sTKRMNO KXeiIA.NO12-StPndy , with artual business In backers' tillls at > 4.MJfl 4.SH , for ilctnnnil nmf * l S2U for nlxty days ; posteil rates , $ I.S3U4.K ! 4 and J4.85'iI4.S5U ; commerc-lal bills. T.SMiil.M i. SIIA'KU C'KUTIl'Mr.AiTKS-GOli'SGlc. . ' HAH 8IIAKK-GO ir. MEXICAN nOLLAI a 47Uc. , . . . , OOVEUNMENT HC'N DS-b'Irm ! United States 3s , 105H : new 4s. j-ec stored and coupon pen , 127U ; 4s , registered. HOVi ; coupon , lllU ; VX 93 6s , reclstered and coupon , 112V4 ; 1'n- clllc Cs of ' 03 , 1021,4. Closing quotations on D ends were as fol low ! U.S. new . 4 im t 4C. C. H ii : . S. doconu..llJ7l N. O. OB 12J U.S. J .rcir..nOlt-lllJi N.C. 41 JUS U. S. ilocoup lllM-ll'iH No. 1'aclfie 1MS..11' ! ' V. s " ( Is. rosr. . . . . " . . PO No. F aclfto an us W 8.0 . .rpe..ll'J'lI3W No..l'nclrtc 4s 101 U. S. . "H. COUP . -'N. ' Y. O.A.SI. L. 4B..107 District : ! , uss . . . .117 N. .I'tv.tis iva Al.i. , cl.iRS A .lus N. W. Connols 14iij ! ! Ala. , ela" H .105 N.W. Dub. r.s 120 Ala. , el.'iss C .100 Ore. S' . IRIS 1144 Ala. . Currency. . . .lii ) Ore. H . 4H BOto Atchlnnn 4s O. S. 1 .Os 1. r 12lt AtelilBOn adj. 4B O. S. 11. Bs 1. r 101) ) Cniiudn So. 'JdH. . I'aclfK ( Is of 1)6 lllk ! ( Mil. Terms. , 4H. . Ilendl ir4B N2l C. .VO. fp U. . M ' . lHt 8PH C ! . II. .VI ) . 4S'S. . . St. I < . A I. M. von 6n Wk I ) . Alt. G. IStB 110 .at. li. & 3. F. Hon. 0.111) U. A. It. O. 4s 'Jill'St. ' I * . OoiiHOlB } ? > \li KanlTenn. iBtH ItlSH St. ! . ' 0- & ! ' .Ists. .tin KrlcGi'll. 4tt. . . St. P. Q. A. P. fin. . . . .117 V.V. . A. U. Ista. t. r. 70 So. It Oen.KU-c.r.B 108M S. U. j O. H..VH. A. On 103 Tonn. i ow nut 3s. . 01 ( ) . II. .VS.A. 2(18. . . 1024 T. I * , li. It. IBIS. . . . II. AT. Cent , fli 110 T. I * . Kg.Ms H. iVT. O. con. CS..10S U.I' . V.A . iBts. . 7I1'4 lownl * . IntH 104 Wai ) . 1ft Ss 1114 La. NVwCoii. 4s. . . .108 Wab.Ml ! OD lA.VN Ulll. 4B Mil * W.SUoru , 4s 10D' < MliHonrl UH 100 Vn. Cento rles " ( iH M. K. .tT. 'JdH. . . . ( ! - ' Vn. iieferreil 8Vt M. K. AT. is ami WlBCOHBllt CL-llOS. . DU N. Y. C. lHt Ill ) ItoHlnii HtnuU ( lnolilttoiin. nOSTON , Sept. Ifi.-Cnll loans2fr3 ,6 per cent ; time loans , S' Qo per c nt. Olosln/j rjuotutlons on stocks , bonds and mining shares ; Atch. . Top. & S. F. IS Wcst'nsli. l lcc Mi % Amer. SiiKar . 123)1 Atchlson prcf'd ? . " > do prefd . lllta Iloston Kiev-sited . . . ' < S < & liny State Gas . H4 K. K. I V,4 Hell Tel . 277 C3cn. Klec. pref'il. . 97 Ilofton * : Albany. . 2U Atolilon 4s M lloston & Maine. , . .1C2 \Vls. Central Ma. , . Zfi ilo prcf'd . 103 AllouczMlnlOU < -'o. . 3 Chi. Uur. & Q . ll.Vl Atlantic 2f > Kltchburs . 10\'i \ lloston & Mimt..3&Vl Oen Klei'trlc ( new ) , 't , ' ? Ilulto & 15ot on. . . . Sl\ III. Ptccl tn Calumet & HecUi..57rt Mexd-an Cont'l . . . . 6 Centt-nnl.il I"'i N. Y. & N . fng. ! . . ! > s franklin 13'i OKI Colony ir > Osroola 64's ' irp. Short Line Qulney 115 Ilnlibcr Tnmarark 172VJ 1'nlon 1'nclllr Wolverine 20'n West Bntl ( T'4 1'arrott - 23Vi \\Vst Old Dominion 2S San I'"riuu > lM < < o llnliiK UiindvtlniiK. SAX PIIANC1SCO. Sept. 1G. Tluj oniclal closliiB quotations for ininlnK atoUts today were as follows : Alia. 9 .ll'BtlOC 11 Alpha Con 4 Kentucky Con 2 Andes 11 Mexican IG llelcher 17 Occ denial Cot W Heat & llelcher Ophlr 57 Hulllon Overman n Caledonia I't.tosl 22 Challenge Con IS Chollnr 21 Scorpion 3 fonlUlnnce 65 Sierra Nevada S6 Con. Cala. nnd Va. . . Union Con. . . . . K Cnnvn Point 16 flail Con 9 Gould & currlc Yellow Jacket 23 Halo & Norcross . . . . St Standard . . . . * ! " > . " > Julia 1 Silver bars , r.97-So ; Mexican dollars , 40 ® 4G } < : C. Drafts , Bight , 17V4c ; telegraph , 20c. N'IMV York MIntiiK Quotntiloim. NEW YOHK , Sent. 16. The following are the closing quotations on mining stocks : Chollar 18 .Ontario . 350 Crown Point 17 Ophlr ! V Con. Cat. & Va 7o Plymouth 12 Deadwoml Xi 'Qiilcks'Iver ' 125 ( Viuld and Currle. . . . 20 Quicksilver prefd. . . . 3M Hale & Norcross. . . . ! Bslsierra Novadii 70 Hnmestnke. n.4500 .Standard 155 Iron Silver ( VS Union Con 20 Mexican SOlYellow Jacket 20 London Stock LONDON , Sepl. 16. 1 p. m. Closing : Consols for m'y 10D 13-36 St. I'anI common..1 Consols for acc't..lfl9 % New York Control..121 Canadian I'aclllc . . . K y I'ennsylvanla Gl Gl9'i Krlc 14 9'i ' Krlo lot prcf'd 37U Union 1'ac. prcf'd. . 111. Central Ill L. & N' C6'4 Nor. Pae. prciM. . . . 81U Grand Trunk 7 % I3AU SILVER Steady , 2S 1-lGd per ounce. MONEY U per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short hills , li per > cent ; the rate of dis count In the open market for three months' bills , 13-lGft 1 7-S per cent. IXTISUNAIi I113VI3SU13 COI < I < I3CTIOXS. Soureen nf Inroiui' from Spoclal Tax ation for tlic ( iuvcriiiiicut. WASHINGTON , Sept. IB. The monthly statement of the collections of Internal revenue shows that In the United States In the month of July the total receipts amounted to $207,5S47H , u net Increase aa compared with July , 1S97 , of $8,3,11,710. The rc-crlpts from the several sources of revenue are given as follows : Spirits , $ S,29I,25S , increase , ? 1S5,5SG ; tobacco , $3,441- S77 , Increase. J33D.362. Kermonted liquors , J7Co2.S21 , decrease , $1,103,977. Oleomargarine , $183,501 , Increase , $7oG53. ! Special taxes as follows , cents omitted : Hankers' , J2OS9.509 ; billiard rooms , $94.- 430 ; brokers , stocks , lioiuls , etc. , $79,700 ; brokers , commercial , $15,820 ; brokers , cus tom house , $1,590 ; pawn brokers , $18,293. Howling alleys , $1S,2'K. Circuses , $1,500 ; other exhibitions , $3,639 ; theaters , etc , $9,691. Total specie taxes , $2,3 5,333. Miscellane ous , $0,140,470 , the principal Item of which Is documentary and proprietary stamps , $6,133,093 , The statemeqt shows a decrease of $1- 490,760 In tile receipts from beer. This dp- crease Is accounted for by the withdrawal of the beer from warehouses to avoid thn Increase in the tax , which was not effective. Inasmuch as the beer will bu assessed the amount of the stamp tax when offered for sale. The returns for September probably will show a corresponding increase. I'liiaiKlalotiN. . OMAHA , Sept. 16. Clearances today were $1,094,000.65 ; balances , $140,718.32. Clearancea last year were $ S23M7.40 ; balances , $76- "t'8.70. Excess In clearings , $270,133.15. WASHINGTON , Sept. 1C. Today's state ment of the condition of the treasury shows : Available cash balance , $316,701.060 Gold reserve , $2)3,477,845. ) CHICAGO , Sept. 10. Clearings , $18.310,381 ; balances , $1,350,000 ; New York exchange , 33c i discount ; sterling exchange , posted , J4.S3KfJ > : 4.85Vj ; actual , JI.t2HS4.SI ; sixty days , $ l.il ( < > , 5N.S3H. Stocks buoyant. Hlscult , 33 ; Ills- cult preferred , S < i ; Diamond Match , 133 ; North Chicago , 222 ; Strawboard , 30Vs ; West Chicago , B4',4. NEW YORK , Sept. 16. Zimmerman & Foreshaw bavo engaged 30,000 gold in Lon don , and Heldlebach , Ickelhelmer & Co. have engaged $800,000 for Import. Clear- I Ings , $159,077,376 ; balances , $9 , > .1lb2. ; HOSTON , S pt. 16.-Clearllgs ) , $15.716,437 ; ' balances , $1,449,915. . PHILADELPHIA , Sept. IG.-Clearlngs , Jll.fB7.60S ; balances , $ lSG3f > 72. ST. LOUIS , Sept lO.-Clenrlngs , $ I,70S9I3 ; balances , $319SG5 ; money , 45)7 ) per cent ; New York exchange , 33c discount bid , 25c dis count asked. CINCINNATI , Sept. 16. Money , 2',4fiG per cent ; New York exchange. 15c discount ; clearings , $1,707.800. NEW OULEANS. Sept. 16. Clearings- , - 172,129 ; New York exchange , bank , DOc pre mium ; commercial , $1 discount. KorrlK" I'liinni'lal. LONDON , Sept. 16. Amount of bullion withdrawn from thn Bank of England on balance today , 31,000. This amount In cludes 39.000 for shipment to New York. The market for American securities was not very actlvo owing to the inactivity of operators. The closing tone was ilrm and the demand generally light. Spanish 4s closed 42 3-8. Gold la quoted at Hucnos Ayres at 173.20. Bar gold. 77s ll4d ; Amcrl- . can eagles , 76s C'id. HEHLIN , Sept. 16. Business on the I bourse today was Irregular. Americans and Canadian Pacific. " were Ilrm , on London nil- I vires. International securities were harder. ] Argentines were sustained and local gecurl- I ties were. dull. PARIS , Sept. 16. Prices were firm on the bourse today at the opening. They wcak- ' oned later and clored dull. Rnntffl de clined owing to unfavorable rumors regard ing the Internal situation. Turkish securi ties were In better demand , owing to the more favorable aspect of the Crete quei > - tlom Itlo Tlntos were strong , due to the firm loss of the metal In connection with the rumors that n considerable Increase In stocks will be shown by the coming state ment Hut thp' < - stocks closed easier. In sympathy with the rest of the Hat. Spanish 4s closed at 42,571 * Three- per rent rentes , 102f 40c. Exchange on London , 25f 27 < 4o tor checks. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Hun Slacks Up a Little nnd Salesman Are Glad of It , BEEF TRADE CONTINUES QUITE STRONG Cornfrila In Drniniul nnd UrliiKlnK I'rlocH llenvy Feeder * Nlmv IORM I'Mvo Cenln 1oivcr nnd Active nt the Decline. SOUTH OMAHA , Sept. 16. . Cattle , llocs Sheen today 3,774 S.S62 412 Monday 4.007 l,5sii 13.4W ! " ! Tucs lay 3,062 3,941 3,731 H ! c " fdnesday . . . . fiV3 ( | V.MII b.xH Olllclal Thursday 6,560 13,007 5,317 Klvo days this week. . . . 22,40(5 ( 55,236 27.9til bamo days last week. . 19,674 32,297 20,697 Same days week b.foro 1S.20S 2i,7SO 2S.S77 Average price paid for hogs for the lust several days with comparisons : Indicates Sunday. hrnnM . ° i"lcnli"l ! nbor of cars of stock biought in today by each road was : Cattlc' C. , St. & St ' P Hv ' o. & st. L.'iiy. . . . ; ; ; ; ; : : Mo. Pnc. Ily. . . . ; jj Union Pacific system. . 37 2 ' * * - 1G 31 10 37 C. , U. , t Q. Jly . 2 9 K. C. St. J. . . 3 C. , H. 1. & p. , cast 'i C. , H. I. & P. , west. . . . 3 " " Totals . ' . 139 133 "i 4 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Uuycrj , . Cattle.Hogs. _ Sheep. Omaha Packing Co .7.VT93 , , - - - - - r v > i't > * ii * ) Sb * * jUie Ci. II. Hammond Co. . 230 1,3.50 . . . . Swift and Company 130 2,193 . . . . The Cudahy Packing Co. . . 462 2,2il ! 412 P. t , D. * . Armour , V-IHIUKU. . . . 129 2,300 . . . . R. liecker ana Degan 344 Vnnsant it Co 2S J. L. Carey 2u9 W. I. Stephens 415 Henton & Underwood 390 Huston & Co 152 Hill & Huntzlnger 323 L. F. Husz 75 Livingston & Sclialer lua Hamilton & R 10S C'udahy P. Co. , K. C 423 Other buyers 201 Left over f,0 . . . . Totals 3,973 luOS 412 CATTLE There was u good run of callle al ihls point today , though not nearly so heavy as yesterday. The market was also Rood and the general situation WHS enllrely satisfactory to everyone except buyers , who were complaining of the small supply of desirable beef cattle , All told , there were only ten or a dozen loads of corn fed steers with a few scattering loads ot weslcrns and some rough Texas. The market on all kinds of desirable beeves was strong and active and the prices paid were entirely to the liking : of sellers. Anything good In the way of corn fed steers Is selling as high us any time. There was nothing fancy here today , but several loads were good enough to bring $5.00 5.15. The supply of cow stuff looked small to day after the big run yesterday and there was hardly enough to go the rounds so that buyers soon cleared the pens. The market did not show any material change , values being Just about steady. A six-load bunch of the Ogaltala cows brought $ ! .G5 , the same price that was paid yesterday , with the only difference that they were sold straight today , while a few were thrown out yesterday nt a less price. The wire edge appears to wear off from the market on heavy feeding cattle and the trade for the last few days has been In clined to drag , with values showing a downward tendency. The prices paid did not slow much change from day to day , but It Is very apparent that valuH are gradually sagging on Hint kind. On the other hand , there has been a revival In the demand for yearlings. A large bunch of aionluna yearlings sold yesterday after noon at $4.CO. Some light weight white faces , rather on the southern order , sold this morning at $4.GO , which would not have brought over $4.25 two weeks ago. Representative sales : STEERS. SHEEP Today's recelpls of sheep looked very small nfler Ihe liberal run of the last I few dnys. The markel was nominally sleady , with a good feeling prevalent among the members of the irade. Sellers i appear lo think that for the present at least there Is not much danger of the mar ket going very much lower , on account of the excellent demand for feeding sheep. The demand for feeding sheep continues most active nnd offerings of such are sellIng - Ing very readily at quotation ) ) . According to all advices the demand for stock sheep and lambs on thn ranges Is also very actlvo nnd at the same tlmu It Is said that sheep are very scarce In the east nnd that Ihe farmers In Ohio and neighboring stales are all anxious lo get a few stackers. It Is snld that there is n growing demand for mutton , which to some extent is taking the place of beef and pork , nnd that there Is not much danger of there being an oversupply - supply of sheep very soon. Choice native millions are selling largely at $4.30 4.40 ; good grass westerns , $3.90' < i1 4.00 ; fair to good grass westerns , $3.bOii 3.90 : good yearlings , $4.I5fj4.25 ; good to choice lambs , $5.00'nG.15 ; fair to good lambs , li.90ff5.UO ; feeder wethws , 2-ycar-old and over , $3.73ft4.00 ; fee-der yearlings , $4.00 < i(4.15 ; feeder Iambs Jl.2Sff4.75. Representative sales : No Av. Pr. 2 Colorado sheep 100 $370 410 Colorado lambs , feeders 5S 4 70 21 Colorndos mixed S3 3 75 CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK 3IAUKKT. Cnttlr Active and Sir OMB ; and Sheep In Demand HORN Dull. CHICAGO. Sept. 16. Trade In entile lo- day was as active as the slim supply would permit nnd prices ruled strong , with some sales al lOo advance. Choice stecni , $5.35T ( | 5.75 ; medium , $1.8035.00 ; beef steers , $4.10t ( 4.75 ; slockers nnd feeders , $3.00(34.00 ( ; bulls , J3.25fi4.23 ; cows nnd heifers , $3.50 (4.25 ( ; calves , $3.00f(7.55 ( ; western range , $2.755(4.40 ( ; fed western .steers , $1.1005.20 ; Texas steers , $3.524 ! < f3.15 ( , The supply of hogs was so large that the buyers experienced no dltllculty In forcing a further decline of 5c. Kalr to choice , $3.S5 ( i(4.02'/j ( ; packing lots , $3.50Q3.S2i/j ; butchers , $3.601(4.05 ; mixed , J3.600i.00 ; light , $3.65f(1.00 ; pigs , $2.SOf3.85. | There wast a good demand for sheep and lambs and stronger prices wore the rule for the better class of offerings. Common to prime sheep , $3.60RI.60 ( ; western sheep , $3.60 Si 1.25 ; feeders , $3.9004.12 % ; inferior to choice lambs. | ; _ $3.356.25 ; western rnngo lambs , HKCKlPTS-Cntlle , 2,000 head ; hogs , 26- 000 head ; sheep , 7,000 head. < Uy Live Mtork. KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Sepl. 10.-CATTLE- Recelpls. 4.5S5 head natives ; 2.440 head Tex- nns. Dressed beef steers , butcher stock , good quality stock and feeding catlle , active , strong prices * ; common stock , steady. Choice heavy st ers , $5.20fT5.40 ; medium , $3.00fi5.20 ( ; light wi.ghts , $4.63 5.35 : stockers and feeders , $1.20 < iT4.S5 ; butcher cows and heifers , $2.SO < ft4.75 ; western steers , $3.55'iJ4.4D ; Texas fleers. $3. < W4.00 ; Texas $2U12urir-S7iCOW ! < ' ' 2-so3--5 : canning slock , ilOGS-iiecelpl ! ' , 10.400 head. Liberal sup ply and lower prices for hog products f-rF I1ilOBSto ? ? e" slow to 5c lower. Heavy. $3 MT390 ; mlxid. $3.653.S5 ; lights. .60fJ3.75 SHKEP-Recelpts , 2,28' head. Light mip- moHtly good duality range stock. Millions acllvt- , steady prices. Lamb.lOo higher : rangn lambs , $5.00j75.15 ; range millions , J4.00 SI. I.niilN Mve Stoolc. monis , 1 300 head. Market HlendyloBtrong fair lo fancy native shipping and oxnort steers. W.606B.6G : bulk of salU ? I .76fiE I dressfd beef and butcher steers , $3.G < K/(550 ( : bulk of sales , J3.75fi5.23 ; steers under I 000 pounds. $3.15f5.00 ? ; bulk of nl"s . $ ( oivr , tlso ? stockers and feeders , $2.50fl 65- milk nf sale. . $3.00,04.10 , ; cows And heifers ; $ lMfll 70- T as ' ' ' > ' ' ' " Htcpr 2501.00 bulk -n'1 ' ; of TiJtlr.o < ? ' < 9 : cows nml heifers , $2.65fi315 HOOS-Recelpts , 6.SOO head' shlninpntH 2.200 head. .Market l o loweri yokrr ffi3.95 ; packers , $3.SXf(3.90 ( ( ; bulcher" " C ° PSl ll9 ° ° hcn' ' : 100 \IMV York Mve Nliiok. NBW YORK. Sept. Ifi. niCEVni Tin. frpK1sfocU1 - ' 1 nctlvo nn(1 , ( 'cad'naMvo ' ; nflhl V 7J4 ° : OXe" nni' ' > ' . J2.00W4.25 ; liilllH , j : .05fi7.35 ; cows , J2.00f405 Cables slow ; live cnllle. Inns. lltc ; dxports. no nn SIIKICP AND LAMnS-Recelpls , 4,673 head. Sheep , Htcady : choice lambs , steady ; ' h i > n. $3.0CKffl.75 ; lambs , I .Jn.40 ; culls. $ l.riOfil.7G. HOGS Rccelplc. 4,652 head ; lower nt $1.15 ( f4.50. . S IM > I < in Record of receipts of llvo stork at the four principal markets for Seplember 16 : . rattle. Hoes. Sheen. Omaha . 3,774 8.R62 412 Chicago . 2IViO 2'1.0dO . < H > Kansas City . 7.fe" 10,400 2.2W , St. LotllS . 3.000 O.SOO 1,000 j Totals . .15,790 Tl.062 11.DD7 IVool SiileM , ANTWERP. Bept. 16-At the wool Hales here today there were offered 1,200 bales comprising the best selection of the series thus far Six hundred bales wire with drawn. Merinos and crossbrfdH were firmer. Bales : Iluenos Ayres , U30 bales , nt SOd 1.65 fr. per 100 kilos ; Montevideo , 431 bales , nt 70x1 LEO fr Hales yesterday ; 2.0 > iO bales offered , Merinos were quickly dis posed of at firm prices. ffwMireds were Komnwhnl neglected , the liner grade * H II- Ing nt unchanged prices , while other offer- InRtt were largely withdrawn , lluenon AyroH. 360 bales. , nl 7iM 1.40 ft. : Stontevl.l . o. 144 bate * , nt 72d 1.95 fr. ; Australasian , u ) bales , at 1.95d to 3.93 fr. Oil MnrKet. OIL CITY , Pa. , Krtit. IG.-Crpdlt lialnnccs , $102 : cortltlcales , sales , cash al $1.01 ; h gh- cst. $ I.H2 bid ; closed , $1.02 bid for canh ; ship- mi-tun , S3.302 MilH. ; ruiiH. 7.K > 2 milsi. LIVERPOOL. Sept. -COTTONSEED Oll Liverpool r'j-llned , steady. ICa. HlJAl.TV MAIIKHT. INSTRUMENTS Illcd for record , Friday , September Ifi : Wnrrnnty lleeiln. Lovl Ileyden nnd wife to O. U. Illlck , n i of lot 15 , block "I' , " Ilorlmi-li's subdlv v5 1' " ° ° Grorgo Wnrdcll and wife to J. H. Wardoll , nw 6-16-11 C.500 SI. J. C. Ryan nnd husband In Dora Klllo , t t 10. block 2 , Isl add to Corrlgnn Plact l.WO II. W. Ayer to J. 11. Ayor. lot 3 and sii ; of lot 2 , block 2 , llnpcnU'fl subdlv 401 South Omaha Land company to II. < ' . I'lunkctt , s 40 feet of lot 4 , block 36 , and lot 5. block 36. South Omaha. . 3,200 C. L. Wright to W. C. Lawsou , lot 32 , block 2. West SMo add 600 C. L. Wright to K. R. Henderson , lots It nnd 12 ( ex n 100 feet of cij ) , block 2. Rmh & S's add. and unit Vj of lots 1 to 23. Glenwood Height * . . . . 1,500 C. St. Moilon lo A. W. Sporcrrl , lol 3 , ' block 39 , Ambler Place SCO SI. E. Morlo.i to A. W. Sporcrrl , lot 5. block SH. Ambler Place 300 S. V. Cotncr and husband to J. C. | Clark ct al. . IrnstPi'S , lots 19 , 20 nnd 21. b 117. Dundee- Place 130 South Omaha Loan and llulldlng ns- I ! soclatlon to 1C. G. llagav , H" . of lot I 4. block 111. South Omaha 1,000 I ( ( nit Claim DeeiU. O. S. Wood to 1E. . VanWIe , c' * of lot 3 , block' ' 62 , Omaha 1 I A. G. Collins to F. S. Ulayney. lots 1 to 5 , S , 9 and 10 , Kretl Dcllonc's add. . 2 IlL-ft'N. Sherllff to II.V. . Ayer. lot 3 nnd .114 of lot 2. block 2 , llafcall'p pubdlv 401 Special Master to Linn IVtcrc , a tract In sw nw 31-15-11 401 J. J. Hrecn. administrator , to Anton Jensen , lot 10 , block 2 , William llagedorn's add 65 Sheriff to K. R. Gannett , uinl',4 of la In s\v no 19-15-13 and other property. . 3,121 Total amount of transfers $23,293 H'snota"patcni"noltcne ; ! , but Is prepared direct Irom tno t rmul.i of K. r. . Uarton. M. I ) . , Cleveland'slaosteminen'upeHalirt.by HJnlmor ailonsonPh.IIJ. K. HAI.-M NUihoi real- cat know n restorative and liivlgonilor. 11 cre- utca BOllil HcRh , inuhclo nnd utrrngtli , clears the brnln. inakrs the blood ruro and r'rh ' nnd causes a A pcnxral feeling of health , Klicnuth and renewed vltal- Hy , v.'hllo the Rcneratlvo or- Bans txro hnlpcd tori-gala their IP rnml powers and tbo suf ferer Is ( illicitly ninilo con- sclous of direct bonellt. O o kox will work wonders , sir hhould perfect a cure. Full directions In every box. or till out the diagnosis sheet ycu find enclosed , and wet ill giva your case special attention without extra charge. HAK-llKN Is for sale ot all ilruir stores , n GO-doao box fur /IO r < nl < , or wo will mall It Bocurelv senlcd on receipt of price. DKS. JIAUTONANDI1KNSON. 91 liar-Ben Block , Cleveland , a Far sale by Kulm & Co. , 15th nnd Doug las ; J. A. Fuller & Co. , 1102 Douglas St. , , nnd Graham Drug Co. , 15th and Karnam ; I King Pharmacy , 27th and Leavenworth ; Peyton's Pharmacy , 24lh and Leavenworlh ; K. J. Seykora , South Omaha , and all other druggists in Omaha , South Omaha , Council GDI BLOOD POISON A SPECIALTY Primary , Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD POISON permanently Cured in 15 to 35 Days. You can be treated at home for same price under same guaranty. If you prefer to come hero we will contract to pay railroad faro and hotel bills , and no charge If we fall to cure. IP YOU HAVE taken mercury , lodldo potash and still have achea nnd pains , Mucous Patches In mouth. Sore Throat , Pimples , Cop per Colored Spots , Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows falling out. It is this secondary Wo tas'anine io 'jure ' We solicit the mont obstinate canea and challenge the world for a case wo cannot cure. This disease has always bain PC ! the skill of the most eminent physicians. J50U.OOO capital behind our uncondi tional guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed on application. 100 page book sent free. Aililrmfl COOK IIKMBI1V TO. , 1-11)1 Mnnonlc Tcmplo , Clilcnwo. III. PAINCUROD IN AN NSTANT For headache ( whether sick or nervous ) , toothache , neuralgia , rheumatism , lumbago , tialns and weakness In the back , spine or kidneys , pains around Iho liver , pleurisy , swelling of Iho Joints and pains of all kinds , the application of Railway's Ready Relief will nllord Immediate ease , and Its continued use for a few days effect a per manent cure. cure.A ft HP. FOR AM , Summer Complaints. A half to a leaspoonful of Ready Relief : In a half tumbler of water , repeated ns of ten ns the discharges continue , und u llnn- nel naturalod with Ready Relief placed over the .stomach and bowels will afford Immediate Relief nnd soon effect a cure , Internally A half to a teaspoonful In half n tumbler of water < vll ! in a fa-.v min utes cure Cramps , Spasms , Sour Htomach , Nausea , Vomiting. Hearlburn , Nervous ness , Sick Headache , flatulency and all Internal pulns. .Malaria la lln Varloim Forum Cured and I'r.-vciilcil. I'rloc BOe iiir licil lieSold ! > > drilKKlilB 1)11. II.UMVAY it CO. , fi. % Klin Ntrrrt. \r York. DR. McGREW , SPECIALIST. Trnti tUFonni of DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF MEN ONLY. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE 12 Ye r in Onulu. luluiion Free. Book free. nceKthtFarnamSti ix 7flR nHAHfl , NEB. JflfflES . BOYD 4 CO. , Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb COMMISSION , GRAIN , PROVISIONS ami STOCKS I10AIJD OF TIIADH. Dlreri wire * to Chlcagi. aiij New Tor * . Corrnpori.linlii . John A. Warren A Co. H. R. PENNEY & . CO. , I H.IOIII , .V. Y. I.f | lllilK. , Oiiiuliaeb. . StocksGrainProvisions nil-cut AVIrreir York , Clilcucu nud UVutvru I'nlnli.