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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
PRICES ARE ADVANCING TOO FAST.
Confidence In Sound Money Victory
MnIe AhnndnniIN ENidenI.

SEN YORK. oct. :f.-Dradstrest's tomorrow
~lli say; T.iie ih- voiurae of ssnsral trade has
not ,nefeas,.i Materially. new conditions are
favorable .o NY early improvement. GstE.lh-
standing ElaHy iz:.f.cr TusFrHants prefer 10 wait
unti! after eicliion beinre placing orders and
nihers a. willing % or,'sr subject = canoslIa-
toa shouli the movement for free coinage of
silver u sirnyssiul seutifnfnt a. larEer busIness
0entcTF regards the suCctss ~ the campaign flr
soGnl Eoney as secured n. some Instances rnsr-
cAarts AZ discovering t1at rteH 0f the situation
ty placing orders Features of the bs,slnass
aesk are thc ,rniinu-si advance IN price ana
strength u wheat. arl the ma!ntenance Of
larEe volume ~ wheat exports. notably 70 india
ami Ausiru,ls. Nailc woo! ts no higAer hsld-rg
have sold "'tcuEl 90 rrna-r them Indifferent 10
.-nuirdiate l'lsiress. asd are holding stocks f.-
G1li rsrrss- While ueW csuETs fsr iron ana sterl
s'1aust- arr a1' Lring placed freely. they yyout
- q ulasrrs would accept curTent cuotatisns
:1r issI delivery SSataen pig Is 5e higher and
gstvt andlns il= rruEins eApCTt trade Ia lrsn
-ri steel has Le-r checked By higher ocean
,-eisnI iafes snd co: pTlces BY German steel
lakcTs. o Is E-.iicpatea that withia three weeks
tse asEsertlc g~rtaaG viii naart expscfatiana. on
The P3cinc coast tTa 1e has teen stimulated by
The asirgnf- iE tAs Vfies q wAszt and Continued
activity Ia exports % lEE.zeF and other e a1les
notably 70 Japan. Australia. South Africa and
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Coffee Market

NEW YORK. oct. e-CoFFEE-Opti1rs
o9enet steady. with October UNCHANGED and other
months TO 10 points lower: ruled fairly active.
With arm undertoue on local and foreign buying
and stability % spot holders. closed steady at
y 70 = points advance. December. Ss.75Ile %.
slL5o. Mil. steady. Total warehouse deliveries
from tie United States, 7.ss3 bass. including
coo bags from New York: New York stock To-
tay, lH.sN bags. United States stock l.i -gl
bags; anCat for the United States. 4Jl.1sI bags:
total visible for the United States. 6ls 6sI bags
against 81 SIS baEs last year.
SANTOS, oct 1s-CDFFEE-QuIet good av-
erase santos. ll.7oo reis: receipts -4C90 bags
stock sl0a bags.
HAMBURG oct. s-COFFEE-Stsady: Z. pfz.
advance; sales II 90 bags
RIO oct. is.-COFFEF-Firn. No. Rio.
1850 reis. exchange ii-iel. receipts j. 90
bags cleared for the United States. L. 80 bars
Tor Europe. H0oQ bags. stock. 30 80 bags.
HANRE. oct. ls.-COFFEE-C1osei steady at
ear net advance: sales - 60 bags
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

7,o; track. lt05sc 80. bard. cash. ssse. De-
cefnber. 7ttsa15Ac. May. IeNc bid
CDHN-Futures advanced IN symrafhy with
wheat and On reports q large saiea Tor ex-
port. and closed AEic higher Than yesterday.
spo; duii. but hiEher. No. cash. z9ite bid. De
cemher .1isc asked. NAY. sac.
OATS FUTURES showed a strong advance In
sympathy with all ather cereals. Spot hlEher.
With better inquiry No. cash isa,c. May.
RYE-1p4c bid
HAN-Shovel no Improvement prairie 3 -na
100 Nmltfy. &.tefrs. " this side
BJTTEh-Firm. creamery. 5uzI &c. dairy. %
PoULTRY-weak chickens. old &C. sprinr.
5,se turkeys strong AZ sisaac. ducks. steady
CORN MEALs-u.a
at f-iac. track
EL-ANSEEp-Steady at 71e
TIMOTHY SEEp-fsrir1e g. 90
EGGS-Firm - itc.
WHiSkY-tf rs
METAi.ss-Iead. dun al i2soasss. spsi,er.
quiet AZ 8 g.
PROVISIONS PORK easier; standard mess.
lgbbtnE. = gI.loH7.l1i. Lari easter. prime steam,
elis. choice. 81 DO. Bacon. boxed shoulders.
~; lCnrs. aT's: ribs. A15. shorts. Ss5is.
nry salt meats boxed shUul srs. So. extra
short clear - . ribs. 49,. shorts fi11is.
EE'EtpTS-F1 our 9 coo hhis wheat. =. 90
bu corn. q. 'so hu.. Data il.'a3 b1.
SHIPMENTS Flour snrn this. wheat. u 90
hu.. corn. st.u01 bu.. oats -iO.3 b..
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
THE REALTY MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. lG-WHE-AF-
December. {.4o asked, May. Sl.se7.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
CHICAGO LAVE sroril.
Too Few Fat Native cattle Were Of
ferrrh in Mnkr n Market

CHICAGO, Oet. is-Tco few TAT native cattle
we're offered 90 make a market other kinds
- cattle soi slowly at generally unchanged
prices. About - head of prime Hereford An
gus and other superior cattle sold az from $50
90 $ .. Other sales were At from 8 % 90 tNN
frr common 20 choice. and the hulk o. the
cattle crossed the scales at frum ttsS % 81 55.
There was fair stocker ami feeder trade with
sales az from Sso 10 s. - cows ana heifcrs
sold at frnm 81 = to ANS. Bulls sod mostly
az from s. 90 3 g. a Few export bulls fetching
from 3 60 f1.e5. with an occasional sale as his1
as s. ~. Texas cattle sold freely az from $ GO
60 8 IS for steers. and western range cattle
sold az from s. o. to yGen. chiefly AZ from s. s
60 81 $, while COWS and hctfers brought from
sac 70 $50
TIE hog market was 10 better condition To-
day. the demand showing decided animation. and
prices were strong 60 tc highcr Sales were
made az from s. 90 s. 6 FOR the poorest Co best
ir1veS. the bulk going az from s. = % s. ~ and
packing lots bringing from t1ls 90 s. . The
syndicate paid s. 40 fur light hogs.
Western sheep greatly prei1miratei and sold
actively at FROM s. 90 60 t1l9 common O. prime
natives sold at from 81 80 90 80 few going
over s.. ana feeders took a great many westerns
at from 8 g. TO s. 90 Lambs averaged from lsc
90 &c lower with sales AZ from 5 ~ to 81 1
for poor 60 prime lots. chiefly az from 8 2 TO
x4lL
Receipts: Cattle. aso5 head. hogs. s.oco head;
sheen "a 90 head
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

tnsiia Trade is revivryyIin the san Joaquin
valley. California, sintt lhc completion u a
competing railroad. ~
Exports % wheat -four Included as wheat
from hrta cuasts q thu United States snd frrr
Montrcal this week amount 70 AiiSsi1 hu
against to0 Qco hu. last week. 60 90 bu. In
the week year ago. & ~ 80 bu two years
ago. 2709oCo bu. three yf1fA aEo. and as COM
pared with 5.so.too bu. 81 ths corresponding week
u iSge.
The total number q business failures reported
thruurhout tle United states this week j. 20
twelve fewer than last uNes. ten less than IN
the second week q October 1876. but twenty-six
more than IL tire curresri1nllnE week % ts14
As compared Uith the sgrond week % October
lssi this weeks total sntSS a decline uf sixty
one. a
There were thirty busiacss failures IN Canada
this week against thirty 1seten last week thir-
ty-seVen In the week GO year ago thirty y-nlne
two years ago. and thirty four three years ago
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
oil City Mark,
Frisco wheat.

OIL CITY oct ls-Credlt balances slI4: GER
tl1o-.en. no bids: no offers: shipments p 77s
bbls.: runs, IL E95 thls.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

CATTLE-Today's receipts were light
even for Friday. and the llghtest OF any
day since october 3. Yesterdays receipts
numbered 3Nll. and on Friday n week ago
there were $50 cattle reported In.
With barely a thousand cattle on sale
and with the demand for all kinds good.
the trade was soon over with and the
market closed early for the want Of more
cattle to sell.
As to values. the whole subject could be
summed up in a few worls-it was
good. strong market for desirable cattle OF
all kinds.
There were no corn-fec beeyes In the
yards and only a few westerns. The sup
ply o. butchers stock was limited TO about
eight loads Of cows and helfCrs. so that the
total supply OF killing cattle was small.
The stOCker and feeder market did not
present any new feature Of Importance.
the trade remaining in about the same con-
dition as yesterday. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
stock In sight.
RESULTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS.
stewards Decide to Extend the Fair
Grnnnh- Meeting u Week.

ST. LOUIS. oct ls.-At a meeting Of the
Fair Grounds Racing Stewards this after
noon It was decided TO extend the meet
ing for another week. Three favorites.
well played second choice and two out
slders won all the events. Track fast.
Summaries.
First race. selling. maideos FIVE furionGs:
Lizzie Mack g to u won. Correspond g
to u second. John r Ewing OIL to . third.
second race. a-year-olds. maidens. FIVE
furlonGs: Dan HuEer % to y won. Tenole
g to u second, Alma Russell ~ TO u third.
Third race, selling. one mile: NIcolini
Js TO - won LOYAL Princess go 20 - second.
Oyerella q TO II third. Time: l.iiis.
and a half furlones: Nina Louise g to >
won. Nick Carter ts0 TO n second Doc
Turberyile % TO u third. Time: l.osh.
Fifth race. selling. six furIonCs: lrdSome
90 to u won. Uncle Abb @ to y second.
Tommy Rutter g to ID third. Time: LIS.
Sixth race. selling, one mile Batuedore
q to u won. John Hickey G5 10 u second.
Formal d5 TO p third. Time: 1:i2
CINCINNATI. Oct l5-Three favorites
and one second and a third choice, both
heavily backed won today's events at La
tonia. Track good. Results:
First race six furlongs. selling: Lucy
Lee g to p won. Kinglei a to y second.
Chagrin % 10 u third Time: llIa4.
Second race. for 2-year-olds. purse, i've
and half furlongs. Let Fly & 10 lO
won. Lily Beatrice 10 to :, second Est-ne-
Third race. one mile: What Next Is 10
ID won, Remember Me C5 to u second. Pufra
g 10 u third. Time: lAl.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling. Argentina I g to - won. Daily
America q to u second, St Helena g TO p
third Time: las.
Fifth race, maidens. purse i've furlongs:
Kalitan % TO u won, Hazel Green q TO -
second, Buck Fonso 90 to u third. Time:
1:4.
DETROIT. oct. ls.-Reslllts at Windsor:
First race, selling, six furlonEs: LaUretta
u won, stark second, Long Ben third.
Time: l.l1.
Second race. five furlongs: I.eonuIe won.
Ribvsu second, Merry Chimes third. Time:
l:O3is
Third race. six furlongs: Tim Murphy
won. Switchboard second. Coranclla third.
Time: lis.
Fourth race. six furlongs: Yours Truly
won, Jotn Carr second, Billy Fischer
third Time: l:lGis
Fifth race, selling. five and a half fur
longs. Paramount won. Bowling Green
second, Austin third. Time: luSis.
Sixth race. one mile: Tutilla won Dam
ask second, Second Attempt third. Time:
l:i2a4.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
LiyerpooI Markets

LIVERPOOL. Oct ls-WHEAT-Spot strong
aeinAhd moderate; No. red, spring s. sid No
! hari Manitoba. es ID: No. 1 California s.
81 Futures opened easy. with near and 9istan;
positions ID hlgAer. closed irregular with near
positions llsaed higher ana distant t.-sft inn.
GttI october. g 3. Il. November. - si.i. De-
esnhsr & .Ai; January ss a; February. ds
CoRN-Spot, steady: American mixed nov. zz
I'D Futures opened steady a..d uurfar..,i.
closed steady. vita November "a higher qrd
ether months unchanged; business about equally
distributed; October, 2s IIi: November - StLI:
December, j. Sa.i. January. : sld. February
= al; March cs zl=i.
FLoI'R-Ftrm: d.rla=d moderate; St Louis
fancy winter S. 81
PRoVlSIoNS-liac1n nrn: demand Moderate.
Cumberland cut. y 10 ?, lbs sls. short ribs
70 20 - lbs. Ss; long clear. light - 70 - lbs
91s' long clear, heavy. - 20 . Tbs IS. short
clear bccks. light y lbs IS; short clear mid
dies, heavy. Is TO % lhs.. =is. clear bsilies Il
u le lts-, COS Sd SHOULDERS. Squar. ls to ls
Ia'low. hn- North American, ais 81 Beef ex-
ira India mess, ;1s; prime mess 2ps. PoIk
prime mesS. Gne western 45s 81: Iusdigzl Ees,-
era 4.s- Lira, quiet. prime western. rs. re-
nrefl In pals 27s
CHEESE-Ftrrn; demand moderate: fines;
Ainefiean. white. Ausus;, 81: finest American,
Hl.TFEE-Finest United States e.: good CO.
oll-> -Linsc"i oil. lss- petroleum refined g. D.
REFRIGERATOR R..fg- F'oreTiisrtgI-. 7i-,-
headquarters 5r.i-
HoiS-.At London ,paciHc COAST. e.
TIE FeccipiS Of whest during the past three
days were - 90 centals, ineiu3ius Ice aa CEN
tals American. The receipts % Amcgicra .orn
during i.e past three days we're 1890 rcnials
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

HDIS-There were , ID hogs reported IN today
as against 4.1f2 yesterday and 4643 on last Fri
cay todays receipts being the lightest since
TUESDAY.
The demand good and the market was
active at steady 70 strong prices The buyers
all wanted a few and the yards we're soon cleared
under the free buying.
Heavy hogs sold very largely at 81 20 with a
few loads at 81 iea3 Is. the proportion of sales
however AZ s.. and S.l5 was much smaller
than yesterday.
There were very few Hight hogs in the yards
today that the top dii not show up as well
yesterday, when there we're several rlEht
good light loads On sale. The bulk of the hogs
sold at So 21I3 =. against $s-IjG39s yeStcF-
deN. RerresentatiYe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

Veterans of the Late wnr Remem-
hcreh hN the Gcnernl nnNcrnmcnt.

WASHINGTON. oct. l6-lSpeclalD-Pen-
sious granted. issue Of September %. were:
Iowa-oEiginal: Edward Taylor, Moor
head. Nonona: George W. knoun, Elm
wood, Nils. Additional: George kull. Nor
Montana-Increase: Peter Fisher. L'yIng-
South Dskota-Oririnal: william Wright.
Aberdeen. Brown; Hugh r. Shields. Huron.
Beadle; Andrus Erickson Elk Point, Union:
widow. Della 4 Blake. 81. Onge. Lawrence.
Wyoming-Original: John J. Fein. Lara
Colorado-originai: jacob Ross. Spencer.
Gunn!son Increase. Theodore Bazo!d, Dem
yer. Ars.ahoe.
Nebraska Original: John A. Hodgin,
Wayerly; Lancaster: RIIchard Richards.
John Rly Cdece1s d. Schuyler Colfax.
Original widows. etc: Ann Ray. SCHUYLER.
Fullerton. Nance. Mexican var widow:
J1nnette Greusel' Hayelock; Laneaster.
iLoWa0oritgIinaI. sRmusi NJ Pyle Mount
Spirit Lie, Dickinson: Lockharii 5. Bai..
Dedham Carroll. Additional Especial Oc-
tober >; Adam l. Rickorl Marietta. Mar
Ames. Story. Original widow: Annie OIL
rhant: Cedar Rapids; Binn;
san BernardiHo San Bernardino; John i.
Lewis Ia Fayette. Contra Costa
Wyominc-Oris inal: Joseph Graham.
Cambria. Weston.
Issue OF October We're:
Nebraska-original: John Stevens Edt-
sen, Furnaa.
Iowa-OriginaI: Josiah Martin. Bagley.
Guthrie; Especial October o Halbcrt Har-
yey tdeceased). Thor. Humboldt; Especial
October - David Il. Feiou. Redfeld. Dali
las. Additional; William W. brooks Mar
sEa!lfown. Marshall, Supplemental: James
H. Morgan. Madrid. Boone. Original
widows. etc: Jane Partridge Denison,
Crawford; Mary Z. Toole. Clermont. Fay
ette.
Eureka San Juan; Clement Bunker, Pa
coda, Routt.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
kansn. CIu Live stocL.

KANSAS CiII. DcI. l6---CATTLE.-Recelnt
e.s9 head. shipments. e,soo head: b-sl grades
steady. others slow; Texas steers 81 Zsffl g /:
Tezss cows 81 75lfg.2i; native steers s. l3a4 10:
native cows and hsifers 81 2JG3.o0. strckers anI
er4ers. s. i9ag - uulis. s. o.
HOGs-Reeelpts. 500 head; shipments 10
Al: market weak = lower. bulk q saes
-. .ied4E; heavy g. ia1--21; packers and mixed
aisals Iish,s. . isa5s9. Yorkers. Fs=sgs 81:
pigs g. a1= ~
sHEEP-Racsiyizc loo head: Ehl.Taents
rone: marzet steady. lambs. = 5oal .; n:ittons
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct lG-MOSEY on CALL
Firm at cGfls per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-NomInaIly so
per cent.
business in bankers' bills at $4S3z.a4s q for de-
mand ami s.. saA Al II fer sixty days: posted
rates, 81 al-G4s5 and - lsHzG4s5; commercial
bills. tL1siz Inc
SILVER CERTIFICATE.SSTss 60 At e5ags5lse.
BAR STL.Nf-Fs-s5Lc.
MEXICAN nOLLA RS--yt.c.
GOVERNMENT BONBS-Str1ug; state bonds
quiet: railroad bonds turn.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Dry Goods,

NEW YORK. oct. ls-It has been a slow say
So far a7 the per-onat demand las been con-
ccrued but an irregular mail orler request Tor
eark prints. choice styles ~ cFftra ard sofne
other specialties took Varying guautli!es. and IN
some Instances. good lots. - fni.s E,.u ever.
were slow In demand. but good movement vas
effected from the mills In the eNecu Ion q former
orders. Printing. cloths firm at . 9-lfc with
sales az FAN River OF $4,000 pieces Tor the
week.
MANCHESTER, Oct. lG-Clo,h and yarn
market quiet, sales hard 70 make. unless by
concessions.
FALL RIVER. oct. ls.-Print cloths steady al
9-lsc sales viii probably slightly exceed pre-.
ducti0n this week
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day Various
Comm Odifies


NEW YORK. Oct. l6-FDOUR-Recsipts q
30 bhls.. quieter today. owing TO the l0dl5c aa-
vance msie by holders; winter patents. Al0d
80; winter straits s. wa *; winter extra q b
Gs-o: winter low grades. s. sla2 %: southern
nour. firm S25oHLoo; Minnesota patents. Ns4
40; Minnesota bakers s. 7OG3s5: city mill nat
sais sl'.g - city min clears stlcgi2o; Mill
stssga ie l2ney S-'5GZso. BucEwheat Hour.
CORN MEAl.-Firmer; No. {: western 4i,sGtsc'
fAiLEN-Firmer. feeding 600
BARLEY AIALT-Dull: western sA4,5,
WHEAi-fccSipts. 'S.S1o ba-, exports 4s zoo
M NJ. hart SIS options passed through
monias, stfung and advancing foreign markets,
UNI ssltiiaenI i9Tslsn buying aat hiY cable
stimulated heavy domestic buying. Local fagl-
ihs was ,.is MY nervous; % Large sales of long
ThlrSet closed at the top and l7sa2c above last
nighcs I slossi Ss : Iel oeteb.T closed 7-.e:
CORN heee,Pts ia 30, - bn experts, {. y. bu.
prompted by the advance in wneat and a bis
closed at sl'=e; December. s-aze'-c closing al
,n5, srI = e. 90 6s Sa export, us. ga
strong with the other mnrkets cluslng az &c
say.gee .1stber, October, closed Al :z.s; Deersn.,ssrr
HAy-stsady: good to choice s7ssas: =
oop iss crop 'iaSH f99c ,ss e +S eSee is iss
faclhc coast issi crop --d8c. lSs5 CROP aesi C.
-
lertct GALVESTON. l2c. Huenos Ayr.s ~ 10
nominal; Texas, dry si-c. California I5c'
iEATli t.k-t1rm, hsmlnck sol. lft~,cs
Ayrer, light 70 heavy weights. l5f- 2 -
ni'1If.R- Resripts 191s ukgs: stt., ~ vest
srn dairy 'sJl-c; western crca:ncry. i.qisc
Elc'nS lsc; factory, IHilter
-SliEEsEI Rec,irts. iait pkEs. quiet: ia-se.
EGGS-Hceeints 7.ie piss; steady: state ana
PENN ylvania. eA.: western. ifglAi-c
l'tfbNISirNS-f.s trrl t'ut tut ats ste, 1,..
pccklsd b,lilcs. ifs.: picked Ehoul lers s-a{t~.
picked hvmS Fdflsc. Iarl sfsu.ly. We-tcr,
steam. 80 N8ts7ts; refined. nrn~r Pork ann.
n~Ss, ssla9eei short clear h=l,i-s, & -5F!e ~:
f0-'itv SO -0gls 20
TArI.ow-Firn. city ~ per .kgD s4Rtc:
eo1rtry frkEs frtsl. 9~GS'.c, 70 qusllty.
pif.S-frtroleuni United closed Al siU i,iI
Easln irsn; strained. common fc g1o1 SiN-t,G4
- coiorstel oil quiet ard hartiy s;sasy:
prime crls,ie. s7isa.it.c: prime CrJir z O. L.
mills ianeoc. prime summer yellow. s.-.,
llCN-Firn; ioneztic, fair 70 extra .,Rsc:
JauIn, fHgac.
noI.ASsEs Steady; New Orleans. oaen ket.
tle. Eaol choice. g9Gi17c
AETAi.S-Pig irun, quiet. norti~rn SO T5g
~ copper. strong brokers Sie5s: eNritanae
fie f9Tio y Lad steady; brokers. 8 %: e.
shnge 8. s,if. = Tin arm; strait. 81 s0i tten.
lasies. steAfy. speiier. quist domestic s. is9
az
Lauls
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Financial Notes.


BOSTON, oct. ls-Clearings. HsSs. .5ss; bal.
ances. 81. So. s3s.
BALTIMORE. Oct. is-Clearfnrs 3 fiNie'.
balances. 500 go.
NEW YORK Oct ls-Clearfrrs e. Ia9 Ssi
balances, s. .557.sls.
ST LOUIS, Oct l6-Clcarinrs. 8 81. 80: bal.
anc=s. f3i7. as Money. Gas per cent. New York
exchange, SIS discount hid. 81 discount asked
CHICAGO. oct. 1s-Clearings. Sl4 so 57s.
Money. steady. on call. SUI per cent. on time
! per cent. New York exchange. SIC discount.
f0reign exchange. steady; demand. s4.sgz. sixty
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
cnercd
Foreign Financial.

BERLIN, Oct. ls--EKchanse on L.ond1u eight
days siEht - marks ~ pfg.
PARIS, Oct lG-Three per cent Fentes llis
~ foT The account. exchange London. 2sf
lSize for checks.
LONDON, Oct. ls-Bsr gold is quoted az
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Indicted for Forgery.

DES MONIES, Oct. lG.-(Speclal Tele-
grsm.l-A Belmond, Ia. special says that
W. z. BuIlard. secretary OF the state senate,
has been indicted on two counts ior forgery.
Tho charge created sensation when IL was
first brought out several months ago. Bull
lard claimed his enemies were responsible
for II, and insisted on his innocence He Is
accused Of forging a name 10 a fraudulent
mortgage. which he deposited with his
mother as collateral to loan.
Earth QunLed Little nit.
NICE. OcI. le.-An earthquake shock was
felt al Mentone at csc his morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct. le.-Ihe Iicstcn Cc-arrr.cl- al
bulletin viii say tomorrow ~ the wool marked
Tile market shows slightly smaller movement
thar i-st week, but chiefly because hGieers ~
ellie 20 sell. All Irlres 9re snEdtly 30. .14r.
vsRcei q full cent from li T. = cents. aad .yooI
S. hsirE held all The country Tor a. at-
vance Ia case of NFkHifE's election. In Aiichi-
gan and Oh'" the suTpliss tins hcI arr largr.
AZ ha.7sr IN Boston ~" lsfr IN thelr yltus.
and IN view % The cosftnu-l Iuilpsss In manu-
featuring cislies the sales ntc iarSr. Thcush
foreign uoal las recrni'y iNca Ftshigpcd
abroad. Aucricans IRE luylrE again a. the
London auetIns whore the competition i keen.
The sales - 'fo week 81 oc) lbs domestic
and sslt-n lhT foreign aEalust @iaa coo its-
aaln-eli, an .as 40 ihs foreign Last week aai
-. 80 its. domestic ans GILefo rs fugciEu
n tho sane WCt3. las. yeaT. T1lr Ealcs 10 date
= - 20. lis foreign from thr sales the same
erras. O, igs 80 hales ismssi!c and Is a. baiss
f5reITu
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Peoria Markets.

PEORIA. oct. is-c1ES-Flrrl gua blghsr
Sa. 2 zic; No : s1l.
OATS Firm: No ehtte sosJsa,-e. y, .
'xhit-. EElsi.c
HNE-t-,.et and Inactive: No /? -sgESss-
NlNSkT--Nsrke, steady. nnishsi s7sods On
tA- hssts q g. n fo= high Ntues
hEt.ElfTs-i'grn. - - tal.: cats. IS 20 Ia 4.
~, - itL, nhtsky. urrs. wheat 800 hu
SiiirMFN' s-C,uru. - &c b.. oats 10 a. bu .
WHISKY 40 gals.. uE.ai u. irs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

refrieerator beet ~ sRs-ic. sheep ~ yFRietic
dressed weight. exports tomorrow. sci tsaayes:
on sheep. and no quarters % heef
SHEEP AND t-ANnS-Eecefrts tru head.
very duu. shcep $ 1aHl 81.
HOGS Receipts. ass head. efm at uN9
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

ST LOUIS. oct Is-CATrLE Receipts 900
head Market steady. native steers, NieuLN:
Texas steers. s. ftn1 90
HOGS-Eeceipts 30 90 head Market S1loc
lower, light 81 0icaas0; mixed. s. ~a32S; heavy.
s. Ucnl IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 6-COTTON-Futures
closed quiet: sales. ls 30 bales. October s. e.:
November. t7.55: December. S5.74. February 3 81
March. t7s5. April. So. May $50: June. So
SPOT cotton, quiet and unchanged: sales, 8 s5s
bales
ST. LOUIS. Oct s.-CoTTOS-Steaiy: mid
ding. i5-iec; sales 20 blie~: receipts. 5.o12
hale: shipments. - bales: stccS . s+e haIes.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. f-COTTON-Steady
r-iddling. 3-l5c. low midIiing. &c; good or
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS.
Aggregate of business Transacted by
the A.sncinIeI nnnLs

NEW YORK. OCT ls-Tte following table
compiled by Bratstreet's. shows the total clear
auees al the principal cities ami the percentage
Of increase or decrease. as compared with The
e1rresP0nding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
New York Live stock

NEW YORK, Oct Ie.--BEE.Y IS Receipts ! "a
head. yery dull and lover. native steers. poor
10 good s9-s0UI-9: stass sad oxen. tz.f0lfl = ~.
bulls. 81 i-G2ts: dry cas- s. sszss-ze cables
quote American steers - IesIl=, dressed zelgat.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17
FORECAST OF TODAY's WEATHER.
North Winds VIII Blow in Nebraska
nnt IL VIII Cnntinue Enir

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5-The forecast
for Saturday Is:
For Nebraska-Fair; north winds
For South Dakota-Fai=; yariab bic winds;
warmer in eastern portion.
For Colorado-Fair; east winds
For Wyoming-Fair. variable winds
For Montana-Fair; warmer; winds shift
ing to south.
For Missouri-Fair: cooler: north winds
For Iowa-Generally fair; cooler In south
erU portion: north Winds
For kansas-Fair: northwest winds:
cooler in eastern and southern portion.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, oct. l6,-Omaha record Of tenn
Ferature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day OF the past three years.
1886 lSa5. 1884 iss3
Maximum temperature o.. - GO - 70
Minimum temperature q. 3 . % ss
ANSrdEe temperature .... g 6l s. 81
fdiht4u .....:.---...--..... 90 90 60 %
Condition Of temperature and preclpita-
ton ~ Omaha for the day and since March
J. 1895:
Normal temperature for the day.. (,
Deficiency for the day ,,............. /
Accumulated excess since March l ss
Normal precipitation for tho day Is inch
Deficiency for the day.............. Gs inch
Ic'a! precipitation since Mar. J. 30 . lncrss
Excess since March l........... I: - inches
Deficiency for cor. period, lsa5 & "a inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1891. .lf.OS inches
Reports from stations AT - u. m.