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Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

Il YORK, oct. 26.-There was n little stir
with the opening OF the market. but when urgent
wants were supplied buyers retired and the
quietness usual to the Saturday half holiday
became apparent. The usual large sales through
deliveries on former engagements were effected,
but otherwise there was a limited volume OF
sales. Printing cloths quit but firm at $40.
Sales for the week, lI3, 600 pieces.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
81. Annia MnrAeIa-

ST. LOUIS, oct. 2s,-CATTLE-Receipts,
800 head; small supply caused very quiet and
slow market; only retail traded on.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market 90
lower; heavy. S3.5OdG,S); mixed, $S,3Oq3. 20;
light, s.. 60a3.75.
,SHEEP-Rece!pts, 500 head; market un-
changed; only small retail business.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
Hrnrin NInrl.O

PEORIA, Oct. 26.-CORN-Easier; No. 2
S1c;- new No, 2, 271kc; No. 8, 30tc; new No.
3, pc; new No. T. 26i5c.
oATS-stsady; No. : white, 19a194c; No.
3, white, 1I&m1Sc.
RiE-Dull, nominal; No. ., 5Sdi0c.
WHISKY-Firm finished goods, ON the
basis of Sl.22 for high wines.
RECElPTS-Whcat. $500 bu. corn, g., 200
bu.; oats, $3.50 bu.; rye, none; barley, A.
700 bu.
SUPERINTENDENT. $500 bu., corn. 3s.-
$50 bu;; oats, 1O3, $50 bu.; rye, 600 bu.; barley,
II. 500 bu. al
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
Foreign FinanciaI Anairs.

BERLIN, oct. q. Exchange on London, eight
days sight. 20 marss i2h. pfg.
PARIS. Oct. 2G.-Tllree per cent rsntes, 1907
SOC FOR the account. Exchange on London, 25f
24c for checks.
LONDON. oct. 2s.-The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balance today is
f2i,00 -. Gold Is quoted today at Buenos Ayres
at 2s5.50; Madrid, &c; Lisbon, 2i&; st. Peters
burg, 80; Athens, y; Rome, los. f2i2; Vienna, 1913,
BERLIN. oct. 26.-The weekly statement OF
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the follow
ing changes, as compared with the previous ac-
count: Cash In hand. increase, l2j .lSJ,000 marks;
treasury notes, Increase, $4,000 marks; other Sc
%curities. decrease. 64i9.e) marks; notes IN Circu-
lation, decrease, &.D92, Ol marks.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
Knnsas CIty Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, oct. 26.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1900 head:
market steady; Texas steers, S2.55H3.G0;
Texas COWS. $l.50a9.70 20; beef steers, $3.50
800; native cows, sl;Co43oo; stockers and
HOGS-Receipts, 6.l0 head; shipments,
400 head; market weak and l0c lower; bulk
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

MINNEAPOLIS, oct. ~26.-Decembcr wheat
opened nearly ic higher at 55'6M 55'sc. the high
est point of the session, and II closed at 55kc,
the lowest point. May opened at Coo and closed
at $3.50. Cash wheat in good demand at higher
premium range.
~FLOUR-Slow: first patents, SO. 2)d3.5 so; second
patents. zoe less; domestic bakers goods, 81. ESQ
$50; export bakers grades, 81 10a2.5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
Du!uth Grain Market.

DULUTH, oct. 2~G.-WTEAT-No. / hard, cash.
59c; october. sc. December, 5S'gc; No. 1 north
ern, cash, 57iac; October, sc; December, 5G7sc:
May, 6llac; No, . northern, cash, I3t, Vj5i! c; No.
3, 52AM53i4c; rejected, iOssM i9ilc. To arrive: No.
RYE-3Gc
OATS-No. ., 19c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

CATTLE-The cattle run was the l!ghtest
experienced in a long time, only fifteen
fresh loads being reported in the yards. a
few cattle were held over from yesterday,
but not enough to cut mucn of a figure, and
the total offerings of killing cattle were not
sufficient to make a market.
The supply OF fat cattle consisted of two
loads of pretty fair western steers and a
load of natives that had been warmed up
on corn. That constituted practically all
the good cattle on sale. The buyers did not
seem to think there were enough cattle to
bother with and the market would have to
be quoted slow at about steady prices.
y half-do2en loads of cows and heifers
constituted the supply of cattle of that de-
scription; The market was slow at yester-
DAYS prices.
There were only five or six fresh loads OF
stockers and feeders on sale. but there were
plenty of cattle in the hands of spectators.
While there was no great activity in the
feeder division, there was considerable trad
ing for a Saturday and a good many cattle
changed hands before the close. Repre-
sentative SalaGr
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

Of sales. G.55d3.65: heavles, $0Od3.65: pack.
ers, S60a3.65; mixed, 2.55G365; light, $50
Q360; Workers, S3.5003.GO; pigs, Sb093.65.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000 head: shipments,
100 head; market steady: lambs, S.9pui,Sbt
muttons, S2.0u3.25.
4S9M.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
SOUTH DAKOTA,
Eli Swollow.

SOClI bahOIA.
Ell Swollow.
IS steers. -. 1861 s Gj
HOCiS-lt has been a long time since the yards
wcrc as well filled with hogs as they were to-
day. The liberal run of Wednesday,. even. was
exceeded by a few loads.
The quality OF the hogs was reasonably good,
but there were more light mixed than usual
among tne offerings.
The market was &c lower, but the packers
We're all free buyers and the trade was reason
ably active at the decline. An early clearance
was effected. everything being sold in good
season. The great bulk of all the hogs sold at
$3.i5aS,5 so. as against 50. 5OQ3.55 yesterday. The
top was $685. today and $3.50 yesterday.
The hog market Of the past week, so far rs
receipts and demand We're concerned, was in
very fair shape. In the matter OF values the
downward tendency was continued. but slight
reactions have, to some extent, made up for the
loss, so that the total decline for the week was
not large. The market at the close of the week
is about Zoe lower than the close of the pre-
NiOus week.
Taking the whole month the amount of de-
cline in tho price OF hogs shows up quite large.
On October | the bulk OF the hogs were selling
at S3.S0N+05. with an extreme range 81 S3.S59
Ala, or about zoe above present prices. Repre-
sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
Sugar Market.

NEW r Oct. 2G-SUGAR-Raw, quiet but
firm; fair refining. 3lsc; centrifugal, ~ test, 3lac;
refined, steady; standard \, i.c, confectionery
A., 4i=c: graduated. Az.
ONDON oct. 2G.-SUGAR-Canc, quiet but
steady: centrifugal Java. rs 81; Musc1vado. fair
refining. los 81. beet sugar, firm ana rather
dearsr; October and November, lbs %.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
DRESSED MEATS.

B~EEF-Light western steers, 400 to GOO lbs. AZ
d5c; good cows and heifers, 94Aq5c; medium
cows and heifers. 4HQi1Ac; good forequarters cows
and heifers, 3lsaici good headquarters cows and
helfers. eiA97c; fair hindqnarters COWS and
Sasiac: steer chucks- 6eet tsnderi9lns.
slrioin butts. homeless shf; Io@ backs oonei less:
IONS. No. 8, ne; steer ribs, l52e; steer loins, &c.
MIjTTON-Dressed mutton, sac; racks mutton,
SIG; legs mutton, &c; saddles mutton, &c;
'PfofRKmPork loins. &c., spHss ribs. Sc, pork
shoulders. 5sc; pork shoulders, skinned, &c;
tenderloins. 15c: pigs feet. cleaned. per doz.. s5c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
observation-disclosures, 15c; hoTseshoes, .oc; extra
standards, 23c; extra selects. 2jc; company Sc
iects, gle; New York counts, SOC; standard bulk
CI6EB-Motts pure Juice, per half Dbl, ;2.75.
HoNEY-Native white clover. Hc; choice stock.
13c. ,o,oo n til, H.,
si.7542.0o. ~ - o
SHIELDED BE: standards. 1Oc; filberts, 0qlOc; Brazil
nuts, 96iOc; pecans, 9GlSc; peanuts, raw, 1I2q6c:
roasted. nc: chestnnts, l1c.
MAPLE S~YRUP-Five-gel. cans, 81; gal. cans
per doz., .l2; ts-gal. cans, $685.; quart cans, 1919.
IGS-New crop, California, lO-lo. boxes per
III, Istsc; common California figs, Gelb. boxes
6Iac; Fiards. lO-lb. boxes, per To-, Sc; Persian oo-
M bnxes 5r.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

As many complaints are coming TO the Chicago
Board u Trade showing that persons intending TO
deal IN grain and provisions through members OF
tho Beard and subject to i8 rules and rcgula-
lions are mislcd into dealing with PEI sons or
firms who have no connection with this hoard,
the public Is cautioned against dealing with such
persons or Arms. and IL notified that GEORGE
l.. STONE, Secretary, VIII answer any inquiries
as to whether any particular person OF hrm is
a member of such BOARD.
o f. STONE. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record October

INSTRUMENTS placed on record October 20.
1895:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
South Omaha Land company to ] 4
Wakefield, lot l., block l33, South
Omaha Observation-Disclosures $40
j A Wakefield and wife to Donald
Gray, same 1000
lot II, block IT," loves add......... 700
Globe Loan and Trust company to T.
a Johnson, lots . and 3, block %,
West Omaha ..;.,,.":"a-:,:.:..... $500
G w Wattles and wife to G NJ Hitch
cock, W 1a of @ II feet lot s, block
12l, Omaha ......."................ q 200
-
Total amount of transfers. ......... $40 ,7iO
Edward Rosewater speaks at the citizens
mass meeting at the Coliseum Friday even
ing, November /.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

The total sales of stocks today were ll5 1872
shares, including: American Sugar, p 1900; Atch-
iscn, 400; Chicago Gas, $500; DtstillinE Sc Cat
tefeoding 400; Louisville s. Nashville, $500;
Pacific Mail, $500; Reading. LOO; Rock Island,
1. 500; st. Paul, 1900: Tennessee Coal and Iron,
400; United States Leather, 5,2J0; United states
Leather preferred, 15, 1871; Wheeling d Lake
Erln . nNl
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

On tho Produce exchange today the butter mar
ket was firm; creamery scale; dairy, Sc.
Eggs, firm; l4HGlIc. Cheese. 4a9c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

William S. Poppleton speaks at the citi-
zens' mass meeting at the Coliseum Friday
evening, November 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Only a Handful Of Cattle Received at the
Local Yards.
BUYERS INDIFFERENT TO SMALL LOT
Market Holds About steady Under the
Fitful TrndinR-Libcrnl Oncr-
ings of Hogs Find n
brisk Trade.
Oct. %.

SATURDAY,, VVI, 90
Receipts and shipments for the past
twenty-four hours, as compared with the
previous four days, are as follows:
RECEIpTS
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
London stock Quotations.

BAR SILVER-3O 15-lGd per on.
MONEY! per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
both short and three months bills is p pei
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
,Frisco Wheat auo,o.ions

SAN FRNNCISCO, Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
December, ?9Tlc; May. Si.05.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
New York Mining Quotations.

silver bars. G7c. Meylcau dollars, 55965lRc.
Drafts, sight, 2Iac; Geographic, 81,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
Trading

The markets at present offcr very favorable op-
portnnItles for trading ON margins, Why not buy
on the bottom? Write for our Daily Market Letter
free on application. DO not deal with Bucket
Shops; your loss IL their gain, while making profits
for you means business for VA.
DENNIS LYNCH 4 co,
Grain, Provisions, Seeds, Etc,
3 Sherman ST, ~ Board of Trade,
Members OF Chicago Po1rd OF Trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
bid.
Bostou stock suotntioDs.

BOSTON. Oct. 2d.-Call loans, 2}ea416 per cent;
time loans. 3leJ5 per cent. Closing prices for
storkn bonds and mining snareS:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
DAYS DISPOSITION.

The disposition OF the days offerings Of
live stock was as follows, each buyer pur-
chasing the number of head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. THE followiu: are the
closing mining quotations:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
snn FrnncI.co MINING Quotntion..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2G.-Thn oficial closing
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
sheen. Horses.


The total receipts Tor the week with CONF
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27
NEW YORK MARKET.
Closing Quotations on the Principal
OmmOuItIc md StaDJes.

NEW YORK, oct, 26.-FLOUR-Receipts, 49,,
900 bills; exports, Is, 900 bbls. market generally
dull but firm in sympathy with wheat; city mill
patents. $420a4.A5; Minnesota patents, s3.5Od
$50; winter extras. so. 70q2.9J; Minnesota bakers,
$2.7OaG.lO. Rye flour. dull: s%uperfne, 81. 5Oq275;
fancy, S2S0q3.OO. BucSwheat flour, steady; s1.G0
ACCOMMODATIONS at 42a55c.
CORN M~EAL~Steady; yellow western, coarse,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-03-20
IT'S EDITORS

Gu|utb Fife Sommer, bieo iorr. Tits-
bag cpmt til 6 Moanebers Tane1els.
ftraf i @tillmotsr. Surpen eop en-
.milb &ienbelle paosruno Of Maubens
bBie Nloec c9 hoa1l'9e 0efbreo.
9ommen bleu o|last al 0ommes @n>
ii9n Eu(utb.
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tdc bere,ttt lloa fig ,biel Josper
forleoen, rriuet SUB Dofota Clio:
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rita, buor ban iat'e fig neo Big Ga
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ub imoo Snoiauerne, iom ireiiebe
runot ber Staten. S3 @omre bar
ban uoe ueo Sort &anoaq, bborira
mon eioroe bpppiee uomarf6er uefe
oper mob &pobucerne. Otter &ri9ens
@lutnin9 reife ban after neo / Soma,
bLor ban bleu gift meo Warsretbe
@rotlano. Otter flere Wars Dpbolo
/ Soipa tom ban op til Sod 60: og
to9 4anb ueo sSalper, buor ban iioen
bar leuet. Nps fit ban back pen
sion for fin De(taaelle &ri9en.
Bearauelien foresit unoer for Deltas
gelie baaoe fra @lastnineer o9 Sea-
boer. &oitor &umeoobt torretteoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-03-20

@ienneminit. Nele uo9iften meb at
opbolbe Snititu;ionen / 1amme Nar
uar $29.203.46 Dg noor bet foran
Reonte Nae*tiiab mebre9nes, blir
@ummen $32.023.14. Sc @ense,
iom Statcu bar anuenbt til Bpenin~
ger. belpber fig til $164.524.97.
Dette ct Bense uel onuenot, tbi poa
benne Waabe ubtpmmer mon ben
&iloe, buorfra Stolen faar fin Eil.
fpr1el. Ser pil blire ferre unoe
6orbrpbere % oaatli9e 5orelore.
Ser er ouereoe en- Nitasen Of 60
8rocent Iutollet al oem. iom bliuer
benuiit til Reformitolen, mems Wnz
ta(1et al benz. Iom bliper benoilt til
Stolen / Dmatonna blir itarEe %
itgrre, efterIom bens Mision bliuer
flenot, e9 be fommer Der uoen noeet
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sranbien for beres 0pto9elie blru
forbsiet fra IA til l6 War, iaa ben
iua:eoe til ben Nlbersaranbie, iom
9ialoer &eformRolen.
@tatens offentli9e @fole opboloes
peo @tatlqsnins liseban lom be onz
bre cffentli9e Stoler. % DC unoer'
lissenoe Brinciper Ct De iamme.
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be99e fan bliue maalt meo bets Bez
bano!ius Of Bbrnene. Stolen er en-
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pinoer Grem9ana ciuiliiereoe %
friteliee 2anoe. at meoieote Onber
fan bliue mooificereoe os ouerounone
peo gooe 0maiuener. &ore 9ouai>
uere bar uisieli9 lite cpiunoet noset.
iom funoe femme mere meb Eioens
friitel:9e 5remsans euo bet Nrbeioe
for fattige oe fori6mte Bbrr. iom
briues ueb Staten8 offenttige Sfole
Dnatanna.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-03-20
Wtnnefcta.

SuliuS Bratpolo orutne0e IN
Sam paa fin Garm ner Renoon
&otsoas, TT. ct Do9blao.
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@ioe, en- .5armer beriteos, bleu iaa
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lpb lpbR, at ban pil fomme til ot tp
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Biss".
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fru fuot libel fife 5reoos. Mor.
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meQem De TO Gamilier.
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be 3 fife user 2ittle Sall8 iteoe
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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-10-10
Marias.

Silas Blake is building a new
stable for Mr.. Davies.
Peter Hughes is around again
attending to business.
There is talk of organizing a lit
erary society this winter.
James Fisher, of Robare, gave
us a call and a handshake.
The school house will be supplied
with a new slate blackboard.
augustus Brown has taken his
departure for the Sweet Grass
mines.
Mr.. Davies is laying in his win.
ter supply of coal from the Birch
creek mines.
Harry Simonds is at work fol-
Dan Sullivan He will remain or
the Marias this winter.
Mr.. Pieper, of Great Falls, pass
cd through here bestride of a bike
looking after some business.
There is a dearth of news. Gro
e Cleveland and the democratic
party have seen to it that there
shall be as little as possible to re.
cord.
Mrs. Parker had two fine. cattle
killed in a street fight. The bo-
vines INDUCED in the luxury of &
quarrel and as a result two of then
are furnishing food for the variou.
coyotes in this vicinity.
On the first day of October, with
appropriate ceremonies, the nat.
ional ensign was hoisted to the
mast head over the school house,
Miss Lolita Davies, aged four,
assisted by Master Edward Sullivan
aged five, pulled the rope which
carried the colors to the top, Tht
entire school repeated the ritua', il
such cases made and provided, after
which they sang the "Red, White
and Blue. The ceremonies CLOSED
W h three rousing cheers for tn,
brave old flag which rides trump
liant above the storm.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-10-10
Gents tan leather exploring
boots at Meningitis for Sc. 90 only.
Rams Horn.

The real amen always has the
ring OF money in it.
The man who rides a saddle eats
and sleeps in the saddle.
Men who blow their own horns
make poor music for other folks.
Doing good will be found more
profitable than digging gold.
The devil never feels a. ashamed OF
himself in the company Of a stingy
man.
Backsliding has already begun
when the heart stops praying,
"thy kingdom come"
The man who can learn from his
own mistakes ear al ways be learn
ing something.
Have a pig in the parlor and the
first ~-question he will ask is,
"where's your mud"
A revival is needed where the
people who try the hardest to run
the church go 10 prayer
meeting.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-10-10
A story.

Once upon a time there lived in
a country village a youthful swain
who longed to be a knight of the
garter, which honor in those DAYS
was awarded only to the brave who
had slain some enemy in defense of
his lady love or his property.
This ambitious young man sighed
for some great knight or demon to
attack him that he might cut off
his cad with his %ponderous sword
ard crush his writing body with
his iron heel.
He spoke to his lady love in this
wise: "Oh, lady, would that some
monst' r in human or demon form
would waylay me in some lonely
dell and strive With me for nv life,
then would l show you that 1 am
worthy of your smiles and the
highest decorations my king can
bestow. So quickly would I STAY
them that they would not have
time to utter a prayer to their gods
and with one foot on their CULVER
Jag bodies would I proclaim to the
world that was Knight Fryenpar,
the love of the fair lady ---"
Now, it came to pass that two
demons were lurking, in the spirit,
in the ant estrial hall Of the fair
lady and, hearing their kind threat
ened with dire disaster, resolved
to be revenged. So they betook
themselves to a lonely moor over
which the swain had to pass on his
way home and, with hearts burning
with revenge awaited his coming.
Soon he appeared in the darkness,
urging his foaming charger to his
greatest speed, for the road was
long and lonely.
AS he approached the place where
the demons were hidden they pre-
pared to spring upon him. With
a roar that sounded like distant
thunder they exclaimed in an un.
known tongue. "hold up your
hands The swain, in a paroxysm
of fear, dropped his sword, and,
like a parson pointing out the mar
row way, his hands went heaven
ward.
The demons, seeing the pitifu
plight in which their victim was
, dashed his charger with frey thong.
and he bounded away, bearing tn,
would be knight to his parental
roof.
The demons then returned to tn
2 mansion Of the lady love and, II
. the spirit, whispered the taie O
her false knights adventure to her
SO that she seemed to dream of it
t When she awoEe she knew tina
Knight Fryenpan vas q chump
: So, upon his return to visit her
when he began to tell her OF hi
terrible fight with the demons an
his wonderful conquest, she turne
0 from him with scorn, murmerin
. something about his being an Of
9 bloke.
With a wall from his broke
heart the swain HE'D him homewar
where he told his parents thai tn
n northern cline, infested as it wa
with demons and false ma,dens
made him tired and he had resol,
ed to seek a cen for his futur
adventures. And he pulled out o
y the hurricane deck of a cayuse f.
u q country far, far away.
# CHAW SIR.