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The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

Bean house on Cedar street, and after re-
pairs and improvements are made will oc-
cnpy it.
Rev William Mcdonald, we'll known
Methodist preacher celebrated his 18th birth
dav in Boston Monday MIR. Mcdonald was
born near Belfast, Me, and since early man
hood has been an evangelist. Exchange.
AS Judge johnson will he obliged to lie
absent from the city next Tu sday, Probate
Court will he adjourned to " dnesvay. Mr
Parker, the Register, viii be in the office as
\ usual to receive papers
There is to be;t dime Sociahe at the North
church parlors tomorrow, Friday night
/ With picnie supper al six O'Clock. All n
the socletS ar- cordially invited Each one
is asked to bring a knife, fork, spoon and
lead pencil
z A Hoyt nameled the parlor ana front
hall finish and decorated the ceilings at DR..
| Elmer Small's residence last week. This is
the first room in dwelling house finished in
that style in this city for several years.
The Alliance Will hold their first meeting
\ at their new headquarters Oh Main street,
over Switt's shoe stor,. tomorrow, Friday, at
/ 2 30 n. M. and future meetings will Ne held
there A cordial invitation is extended to
all persons interested III philanthropc or
educational temperance work to meet with
4 them
Quite an interesting and exciting encuuni-
Y M occurred yesterday afternoon on North
I Island, Nhvn MtssrS. GroomWald, Tucker,
7 Horace tllenery and Harry larrow discov-
4 erred ~ their immediate vicinity a large
H Wildcat II was dispatched III Very short
ttine aud hrnnght home iii triumph. San
/ Diego, Caif., Union, Feb. 24th.
Coon ThMfLAKs. Belfast Lodge is pre-
pairing for meek breach ot promise trial
fat entertainment in the future. East
| ern Lodge NJ East Belfast is to visit Golden
\ Eana Lodge uf I4incalnville next werk-.
( 4 nev Juvenile Tpmpic VIII be instituted
In la~t Belfast SATURDAY, afternoon
\ PoaHs MILLS w. H. T.. shcrIi,rd ~
turned TO Boston Monday after weeks
yiSt n tn hiS PARENTS Mr. lrAd Carter.
wAii, 1oplHug for MI L H. SAeaon, last
Thursday, cif hi, foot hatly ana several
stitches had 10 NJ takan NJ present he q
gsttiug along nicely. Thc laai,S Sewing
! Circielu met With NJ. ana MIS- FfrnrN Patter-
son Tuesday aftNgneen ana evening" AZ
r.adIy r nIuMnaH w-re Iire- s,llt ami Il pheasant
+inle was enieaeA . Mrs Cora Wilson IS
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The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

Colorado
Printed copies Of the State DOG law have
ba4u nostvd in tile yarjnu4 publc ul,,es in
tL4Hs4,y ,p,5,r,iinu HI ,be st,tnte
n,s ra,n,.,r ..a.:,,,- " ,ha pa1f,st -
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AN'.Fi N'il'T HiiA SNnS ~ Neitr 'iS
hf'NF " i'a lFtNat'" sun7crll''i'n
"'''iee a. N''''''ia' f'al' ff'aaN, NlrSh i''h.
''''' tl' ''F sTi N'a'
Tll,i Wa8Ha V,t4taps Assasiafion will
sle,.t Niti N ;i1re.l, Post Wint,rnnrt to-day
mt4ti4,.i nermittiup. lhers NyilI pral,a bly N.
y delegation from Thomas H Marshall Post
~ ttus eiN
N Pensions have been granted as follows
\ Reissue John NJ. vessel North Brooks
vllle; reissue. Iorenzo Young. Vinalhaven;
original. widows. ptc.. spppltinental. Ruth
NJ pilaway, WtnterEort
TN ,,,, - so,s.;.,o ALI, ,,
th.. Rant;s, ls1ias yh,ab ~ n,s+nn,..l
frnm E.b ,,a wiJl ha h.Id Er;aar N.ra,,
15fb Sala of articles IN tha ,ft.r,oa, "a
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

AS the favorite comedian appeared before
the audience in a local variety theater with
the limp so characteristic of him., there was
a ripple of applause. The only way that he
could properly Introduce himself was by sing
ing a song, and he at once bravely COM
piled with the time-honored custom, says the
Philadelphia Call.
II wore a new pair Of shoes the other day."
he announced, after the banjo player had
stopped. They didn't hurt me until | met
two policemen. Then | got pinched."
Something else l must tell you,' he con-
tinued. II was sleeping in a cellar the other
night when l woke up and noticed five mice
playing poker. They were deep in the game
raising and calling and raking in the chips.
They didn't notice a cat behind a barrel near
by. but | did.
Suddenly the puss made a leap. The game
ended with the same old story-everything
went into the kitty"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
In Cattle the Week Closed strong fo-
Good Fat Cattle,

CHICAGO, oct. BIN cattle the week closed
strong for good fat native beeves, the greater
part OF last weeks decline having been recov-
cred. Medium grades VI natives have had liberal
offerings OF range cattle to compete with, and
consequently the advance In such stock was not
very marked, but all really desirable cattle have
SOLD 10 better advantage. Steers cold today q.
from 900 To 500, COWS and bulls ut from 81 .2j
to $500, Texans from $3.50 to SS.5S and westerns
at from 81 to SllO.
About 22,000 hogs were offered today. including
1000 LEFT over from last night. The demand was
again brisk, and the offerings were mostly dis
posed OF early in the day at rather stronger
prices IMAM those OF yesterday. the bulk Of tho
sales being at ftom Sa5 to $l,l0 for packers and
AT from Stl5 to St25 FOR shippers. Heavy hogs
sold at from S3.lo TO $3.50. mixed lots at from
YIN To- Si25. and light weights at from $3.50 TO
week ago.
sheep receipts are still beating all records.
sales were readily made today Mt full prices. In
.,rior TO extra native sheep being salable AT from
sl5u TO ~, with export grades 25c higher than IA
week ago. Western sheep were wanted at from
S22o 10 $3.50. and IA prime heavy lot OF Utah
sheep sold yesterday at 81, 30. Lambs sold at
rom sS21 To A.l5 for common to choice.
Receipts; Cattle, 500 head; calves, 200 head:
huSs, 1000 head: sheep, 5000 head,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was Weak and the Other Markets
Followed.
OPENING PUBLIC CABLES WERE FIRM
Course of Fluctuations I'm Corn
Merely Reflected In n Weak
Way the Changes in
other Lines.

CHICAGO, oct. 5.-Wheat was weak and
weary today, and the other markets fol-
lowed suit. Compared with Fridays clos
ing prices. declines for the day amount
to l9c in wheat, asc in October and from
&c to sc in May corn, hc in October and
&c in May oats. The prices of provisions
changed but slightly.
Wheat ruled rather duh today, but
showed some strength during the first hour,
and sold up lc above the close last night,
then turned weak and fell off 11sc, and at
the close was about sc below the closing
figures yesterday. The opening public
cables were firm, and there was some dis
position among shorts to cover. Frank
Dunn was the leading buyer at the start
and had considerable following, declining
from Csc to 65%c. But the demand was
soon satisfied. and the buying came to a
the early buyers began to unload and
there was free selling, and as the market
got little support there was n steady drop
of 11sc. December going to. 59lsc. North
western receipts were again large. The
exports from .oo both coasts for the week
week previous, and an Increase of over
S0Se, 600 bui in the visible supply Ilp5pl is pre-,
a heavy seller of wheat against
his enormous purchases in the northwest,
and the s~calping element was quite bearish.
rope continues, and had a depressing influ-
ence. Partridge was a free seller early in
tit Slb bul a. OuBHl " nave Guy
cred some of it on the subsequent break.
The estimate of 25 cars for Monday and
the probable little run all next week was
the weak feature during the latter part of
the session. December opened at 60isc. sold
to 6Oesc. then broke to 59Hc, and closed at
that bid.
The course of the fluctuations in corn
merely reflected in a weak way the changes
In the wheat market. Prices at the close
showed, as compared with the final quota
tions of the day before, a decline of &C per
bu. in october, from NC to &c in December
and from Ac to %c in May. The listing
prices were: October, soc; December, 27tsc
to 27&c; May, 2SMc.
In oats, Notwithstanding the good buying,
the market was easier I'm feeling and
showed a decline of from Ac to sc on DC
tober and December, while May fell off
1Bc. The greater weakness in the nearby
deliveries was in consequence of the large
receipts and heavy estimate. May ranged
at from 20c to pose, ending at the low price.
There was as close to complete stagna-
ton in the speculative branch of the pro-
vision business that could be made with
out reaching a complete stoppage. Prices
were nominally a trifie higher than closing
prices on the day before, owing to the
steady live hog market.
for Monday: Wheat, PCS cars;
corn, $50 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs, $1,000
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articlpa Oman uIyh pI.---
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

HoGs-The hog run was fair for a Saturday.
thirty-seyen fresh loads being received. The
quality was not quite up to yesterdays standard.
but was fair. As to values there was some i'm
proyement, the general market being steady 10
DC higher. The sales. however. would not show
much II any advance on their face. owing to the
fact that the hogs were not SO good today. The
trade was fairly active and the hogs were all
sold in good season. The best hogs sold at SO. g5,
the same as the top yesterday. while sass was
the popular price.
The general tendency OF the hog market during
the past week has been downward. Hogs sold
at the opening Of the week al 1886 TO s4,l5, with
the bulk OF the sales at 1896 10 81. on Tuesday
the market did not show much change, but on
Wednesday and Thursday II experienced a ma
terial decline, hogs selling on the last men
toned day at t3.60 u 81, with the bulk at 81. Sc
to $3.50. on Friday values We're stlll lower,
the range OF prices being ST. to 1896.
The heaviest packers are still very bearish and
say that the market will have to go stin lower.
They figure that within the next thirty TO forty
I'VE days hogs will have to sell on the basis OF
January pork, At the present price OF pork that
would mean &.45 to 1855 hogs on this market.
one thing they claim TO be absolutely certain
and that IL that provisions must advance or hogs
will 20 lower, Representative Gales.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
New York Mining quotations
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The following are tn,
closing mining quotations:
New yorl, Financial Revicw,

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-The New York Financial
Review says this week: Decreasing deposits and
loss of holdings are the distinguishing features
Of the New York bank statement for the week
ending October s.. The clearing house bank
showed last week only 1851. 496, 400 in its hands,
which Is a loss Of S3i 00O. 900 since June l last. and
Of $3l 1856. 900 since August II last. This money
represents in part the gold export movement, but
more than anything else the demand from the
interior. The actual loss for the week was $685.
300, of which $739, 600 was in specie and 1894. 800
legal tenders. Deposits are down to $40, O9g, 300,
the loss for the week being 1907. 900. The ag-
gregate volume OF deposits has fallen on since
June lover $2l, 00O.O 900, and since August 81. $685.
10000. The deposits of the New York banks. as
reported last week. are nearly $50, 900. 900 less than
for the CORRESPONDING week in 1894.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Hieh and Low Bnromctric pressure.

The highest barometer pressure ever re-
corded is believed to have been noted at IT.
kutsk. Siberia, on January ID, 1893, the read
ing being Bis. This phenomenon was at
tended with very low temperature, the mer-
curry dropping from SO to 81 degrees below
zero in two and ~one-half hours. On the same
day there were several observations made In
north Sweden, which showed a reading Of
more Than 70 degrees below zero. The low
est pressure ever recorded by skilled meteor
ologists was 27.9 inches. This reading was
taken on board a British ship during the
prevalence of a severe storm on the Bay of
Bengal in 1885. The area of this amazing
low pressure was found by observation to be
less than 1000 feet In diameter.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Financial Notes.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 5.-Clearings. 50. 1853, $50; bal.
ances. 1852. 316.
L YORK. Oct. 5.-Clearings, S1i2, as, 917; bal.
ances, s., 320, 957.
BOSTON. oct. 5.-Clearings, $iiS. 1856. 65i: bal.
ances, SO, 254, APO.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 5.-Clearings, SIS, 1913, IA;
balances, s2,032, 751.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Clearings. SO, 479, lis; bal
ances. $274. 692. Money. sal per cent. New York
exchange, 2c discount bid.
NEW YORK oct. 5.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York for the week amount
to 1926, 09 in gold and 1851 .gOS in silver. The i'm
ports We're: Gold. s26. $50; silver, $i7, els: dry
goods. BIB, OS7: general merchandise, 81 1856. 7S7.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Clearings, S13, 439, 900. Money
Is in good demand. At the commercial banks
rates are firm at 8 per cent for call loans and
6nI per cent for commercial paper. At the trust
companies sharp call money is quoted at 4lad5
per cent. New York exchange. soc discount.
Bnnkers' HOndnnl sterling 81 S1IhMI SfA
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
T. ]. Salisbury,
II 1 81

CATTLE-There was the usual light Sat
urday's run of cattle, the receipts being the
lightest of any day since last Saturday.
Only fifty fresh loads were offered for sale
and of that number about one-half was
made up of COWS and heifers, and the bal
ance mostly stockers and feeders.
There were no fat steers of any account
on the market. There was some inquiry,
and the feeling was that really desirable
cattle would have sold stronger. Every
thing here sold readily at good, steady
prices. One big string Of westerns brought
$3.50, and another bunch $500
Cows and heifers were in good request
and the market active at yesterdays prices,
No great activity was developed in the
stocker and feeder division, but a fair
amount of business was transacted for a
Saturday. Values did not show any ma
terial change. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
WHATS n Man IN nos

Lonesomeby-Hello, old man! Thought I'd
come around and condole with you. My wife
is also away.
Widowly-Don't be sarcastic. It's not the
loneliness that worries me, but the matter Of
letter writing.
Lonesomeby-How so?
Widowly-Well, II | fill my letters with
declarations OF love and tell her how much I
miss her, she'll come home to enjoy the senti-
mentality at closer range; II / write an in
different letter, she'll come home to sec
what's the matter: and IL l don't write at all
she'll come home to see If I've run off with
another woman. So what's a man to do?
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-MONEY ON CALL-Easy
al lace per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; closed
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 44Q54 per
cent.
- Dull, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S74 "a IS for de-
mand, and for sixty days; posted
rate. SiS7@4.Ss and 81. SSa4. 50.
.S5A ais.
BAR SILER-67A.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-53A.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong new As, reg.
1923; coupon. 1923: IS. reg. ll6: coupon, lie: As,
reg. nlA; coupon, llA; rs, reg, 81; Pacific 6s
of '95, 100.
Chasing ouotatinns nm honda uere as foliows.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

M iium. Sis 80. Lard, dull; prime western. sos
refined, In pails, 32A.
CHEEsE-Quiet. demand poor. finest American
white. new, s1s; finest American c3lorcd. new
as 81.
B~uTTEH-Finest United States. los: good. SIS.
TURpENTINE-Spirits. 2ps gd.
COTTON SEED OtI-Liverpool refined. lis Id.
LINSEED O1I-As III.
PETROLEuM-Rennpd I'D.
REFRtuERAToR BEEF-Forequarters, $50.
hindquarters, SID. "
BLEACHING PoNDER-IIardwood. {. o. b.
Liverpool, e.. @ Hf
HoPs-At London Pacific COAST, Il i5s.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6-CATTLE-Reccipts,
5000 head; shipments. 1900 head. Market steady,
Texts steers, SO, l5aS.oo; Texas cows. 81 i0Q2 50;
beet, steers. $S.60a5. 20; native cows, siOOa3. 15j
stockers and feeders, 81, 5Oq3. SIS; bulls, Sl.7bp2 90
HOGS-Receipts. 400 head; shipments, 400
head Market weak to loo lower. Bulk OF sales,
81. 5d4 90; heavies, 81. a. O5; packers, 81. S5ai 05,
mixed. s3.SOd4.O0; lights. 81. 1894 90; workers., s.. 81
di00; pigs. 81. so.
S~HEEP-Receipts. none; shipments, 500 head.
Market stendN and nnchnngeh.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
st. Louis Live stall

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-CATTLE-Rcccipts. 200
head; shipments, 400 head. a very light supniv
caused a dun market. with sales In small lots
ana to butchers only; light steers brought 81 6Odp
$40; cows and heifcrs. L9Oa3.OO. Texas and In
800. ~ ''''W
hOGS-Receipts, 400 head. shipments. 1900
headi market lower; heavy, SS.9Odfi. 25; mixed.
S.15M4. 10: light. N.O0mL2O.
S~HEEP-Receipts, 600 head; shipments. 200
head; market steady; native muttons. 81. 6Od3. so:
lambs, S3.5Oq4.50; southwestern, So 25l3.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

Lard, prime, $50; choice, s5.7Tis. Bacon. boxed
shoulders, 81; longs, 1915; ribs. 1850: shorts.
LEAD-Firm At yesterdays late advance. sales
range at A.i0m3.f6
ECEIITS-Fidu 5000 bbls. wheat, -, 900
bu. corn, 5000 bu. oats, gT,On bu.
SHfpMENTS-Flour. 5000 bhls. wheat, 5000
bu. corn, ai.0OO bu. oats. 5000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

The total sales OF stocks today were los. 500
shares. inciuding: Sugar. 5000: Tobacco. %. 800
4.JOl; Dsti ling. 5000; Reading' 500; RIO k Islind,,
$500; st. Paul. 1000; silver certificates. 10. 900,
Tennessee Coal & Iron. $500; Texas & Pacific.
ZOO; United States Cordage, $500; Wheeling q
Lake Erie, 2, 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
THE REALTY EFT,
INSTRUMENTS placed on record October s,

placed on record October 5,
1896:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Kate Bond and husband to Charles
Yoltz, lots II and IL, blk 3, Upton
4 idSc 800
Samuel Nlortenson and wife to Paul
Nelson, lots / 2 and 3, blk /; lots I to
IL, blk 4, Lobeck's subdiy, $ Is feet
of e X lot u, blk 4, Campbell's add. loo
j M Williams to N Esmay, Sc 2G-l6-3 1000
DEEDS.
Special, master to j J Hood, lot 3,
shinns supdlv-.'.............."...... 1,OOl
-
Total amount of transfers. amman 1901
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Not Her FnuIt,

Boston Transcript: Stern Parent-You say
you love her and that she loves you, and that
you can never be happy apart; but there are
others besides yourself; have you considered
her father and mother? Young Spooner-I
have; but ] love her so much that / don't
mind the kind Of parents she has. Besides,
it's no fault Of hers, you know.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Peoria Markets.


PEORIA. Oct, 5--coRN-ouiet. unchanged; No.
~oATs-Aetvs. lower; No. . white, isaisHc;
No. 8 white. 1ThdlSAc.
RYE-Eoninal.
WHISKY Firm: finished goods, on the basis OF
S.2s for high wines
RECEIPTs-whAat. 400 bu: corn. rs. 700 bu;
oats. iss, $50 bu: rye. none: barley, 10, 500 bu.
SHiPMBNrS-wheAt. $500 bu; corn. u, $50 bu;
oats. is. $50 bu; rye. 800 bu: barley, L5od bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Stock In sight.
Sugar Market.

NEW r Oct. 6.-SUGAR-Raw. steady:
fair refining, SIC; centrifugal. Sc test. 3ssc: re-
fined, steady; standard a, 4 T-16d4Nc: confec-
toners' a. 4 7-l6d4sc: cut loaf, 5 s-16q5%c; gran
ulatad 4 g-16r
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
iOHee NInrLeI

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-COFFEE-Options
opened dull at 5ql0 points decline; ruled steadier
on local covering, which absorbed foreign selling
narrow market either one way or the other;
closed flrm at net 5 points higher to 5 points
lower; October, SIS. 25; December. Sl4. 9Om15. O5;
spot coffee. Rio. quiet; No. I. S16.12la: mild. quiet;
Cordova, $S. a Warehouse deliveries from
New York yesterday, 1o.4l2 bags; New York stock
today. 1913 bags; United States stock. 1917, Az
bags; aioat for the United States, 264, 900 bags;
total visible for the United States, COL, 422 bags.
against 42. 2S bags last year.
SANTOS, Oct. 5.-Strong; good average Santos.
$1i.S0: receipts, $4,000 bags; stock. 2S4, 900 bags.
Oct. 5.-Quiet at a pig decline
sales. 10. 900 bags.
HAVRE oct. 5-opened quiet at ,kf decline: at
noon, closed Hqihf decline; total sales, 1900
bags.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. 5.-Firm; No. : Rio,
$3.50; exchange, 10 5-16d; receipts. 1000 bags;
cleared for the United States, 1000 bags: for
Europe, 1000 bags; stock. 49,, 900 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
WOO Market.

LONDON Oct. 6-At the wool auction sales to-
day l3.02S bales were offered. of watch 700 bales
were withdrawn. The offerings were OF an av-
erage quality. Comhings and cruss-breds met
with a keen demand. The following are the
New South Wales. 3.262 bales: secured. shdd
Is Sd: greasy, 4A@l0hd. Queensland, 1,095 bales;
secured. Sdals Sgd; greasy, sni1d. South Aus
tralia, 1863 bales; secured, lii9dd1s Id; greasy, 5x
qsd. Swan River. les bales: secured. Is; greasy.
5isqld. New Zealand. sos bales; secured, shdn
Is Cd; greasy, 5lsMs1ad. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal. l,S6s bales; secured. idols AID; greasy,
eq7ltd. Next weeks offerings are IS ,gT3 bales,
The imports Of the week were $3.50 bales,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Kansas City Markets.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5.-WHEAT-Steady; No.
2 hard, 5sh459c; No. 2 red. 62q63c; rejected,
nominally 30q35c
~CORN-Active. slightly lower; No. 2 mixed,
25s desc; No. 2 white. 26c.
OATS-Very slow. somewhat lower; No. 2
mixed. l6IkqiIikc: No. 3 white. 19u2oc.
RYE-Firm; No. 2. nominally SEC.
sec.
G6. so.
BUTTER-Higher; creamery. Tg2Oc; dairy. IA
gl5c.
EGGS-Firm; &c higher, 1sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Saturday Run Of Cattle and Nothing
that Was Desirable for Killers.
STRONGER FEELING IN THE MARKET
Fair Run OF Hogs nnd n Portion of
II Decline of the Week Rccoy-
cred-Pnckcrs StilI Continue
to lie Bcnrish.
SATURDAY oct =

SATURDAY, oct. s.
Receipts and shipments for the past TWEEN
ty-four hours. as compared with the pre-
vious four days. are as follows:
nIEINIpTS
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

The week has been characterized by n
large increase In the receipts of both cattle
and hogs, as compared with the previous
week. At the same time the receipts have
fallen short of the record made the CORE
spending week of last year.
II YEARS
The following will show the receipts of live
stock from the first of the year up to date and
the decrease. as compared with the corresponding
period of last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
N CUIIs.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

SliEEP.The receipts were large hut the sheep
sale ON this market.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
Dry Goods Market.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 4.-There has been
the biggest business in the print cloth market
during the week than 1t has had for several
months. Starting at 3hc. less / per cent, the
market advanced to 5lsci fiat, to 3 S-l6c for con
tracts. 3 S-l6c for spots. basis of 3Ac for odds
and closed at 3hc for spots and contracts till
April The total sales were dol, 900 pieces, almost
evenly divided between odds and regular 64-64s.
Tho trading really began in contracts at 5 3-16c
and continued steady. The sharp advance In cot
ton has compelled the manufacturers to hold for
even higher prices. The market has not been
as high as 3Ac before since July s. 1898. With
cotton at 91sc for spots, manufacturers are gem
orally not selling many goods. The demand was
good for everything to April, and the sales for
delivery to that month We're very fair. The best
months were November, Decembe and January.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-CoTToN-Steady: no sales
reported; middling. sac: receipts. l.SS5 bales
shipments, l.54l bales; stock, ESQ., bales.
NEW Oct. 5,-COTTON-Quiet and
steady: middiing. 8 l-lsc; low middling. s 7-l6c
good ordinary. shc; net receipts. lO,067 bales
gross, l0.ls6 bales; continent. 800 bales: coast
bales.
NEW YORK Oct. 6-CoTTON-Easy; mid
ding. SIC: net receipts. none; gross. 67 bales
exports. continent. 2.975 bales; sales, 2sI bales.
all splnners; stock, ISL, s4s bales. -