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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01


cars lnsf year a correspondent 81 Earle
l.ats. Tex. writes There viii not be a cEf
From northern Terns romef the intelligence
STRAIT there urs f"v nuts the f-res. and the
few TINT Brf Hr she trees u-s worthless hsfuE
u.u... rf ruauf THE llulgIlrH srHG N also
light DrErl. FtIuufaf place. 30 lf tNIn
barrels Well Informed operators Say r"W
tHri % sl0 tu-r,Is is a very l.t.-sI estimate.
-I..-. ls ,as-r .udIaau.r ,Hat when ths .uI
demand sati .r paaUus v.T hs eagerly SOUGHT
o. t.rt prices stl.as carried over s-lm lart
'H-H hf' sa. Z. ~ in1't-l.t. -a' .I... w.
' -'f.' t '. .s'a. Ut
' ''.i an ~. itNo' .s ~l'+--l.'.
H'N - .hsN VIM W. .i.# $50 .'.. .''.'
q" .-... .N-i ~. ti..' .''Li. .,,. gs-- .
,...- .'''- .-.... I''' 'a'' N'''. '-.''. '''
e-. - w. aa,f.-.f. f-.,,...f ,--g .s-, &C. --
r. -Hr, -,.- J,- v.e .r .t.ruI e-bs 81 III
r.H~. a.rr z. -U
vr-g--TfHHl-r.H sY--, Gown al-Ih boxes
a. rrlia, E.-fr boxes Gown EHTN..
Nr-~--a Iuunap california. rrr ln.. medium
siza T.r. Ts~rIu.uu uIufHrIr urr Hr. l,f4s
..isH. Ts"fs .s si.r rf ks. English vUl-ufr. p.-
ih. fancy EHf- she'll r2r. rraafusu size Joe. fI-
s.~tt p.- Ih TH.. paurus polished medium h-
. IHrE. 1Hr. rsHrHls raw fa-r-e. raas.pd Tho.
rnnE-rltt IuH
FF.ESE MEATS
y.ei.,, ,.,s1, '' la t, g. T ps
.rs rI...r medium -.,.s r-.H r..fs-s I'D. rln.
f. .H.... as--.rs I..tpt HrH l..s.-s .l l4rl
. sarr9uH--s-s urfIy. sta.-t 5r. GOOD nina
.Hf...-s COWS ar5 s..r.-, g.. rood ,..r l5gg p
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL
Trade IL the Wheat Tit Quite Light on
Election Eve,
that CEREAL OPENS RATHER STRONG
For Tim" the MnrEct Took the Of
ferinrs Rcndiiy. hut Finally the
Demand SlncEcncd aud
Prices Weakened.

CHICAGO. oct @.-Ths Observance o.
nag day and ths nearness OF election
mace trade lr N, whsat r.t very
urh, t1dly prices suffering zee decline
lth-r markets were ulls. but roIpafa-
lively strong su-- advancing i4e 1l-s ".
and provisions from --rg 30 lug
Taa influence Uf the strength displayed
by wheat on tns open board yesterday after
noon when tha price Of December touched
74g was SIN felt at the opening today not
v..ths.andinr the fact that the quotations
from Liverpool showed an almost entire alb
seuu, 81 sympathy with Frieay advance
on this side o. oysr lc pgr hu. Opening prices
for December ranged from 15t4c 90 i5-rc
but after the O,euluE furry the tendency
Tor an hour or SO was downward. and q
gradual and Irregular decline 10 I.@sl re-
suited Heavy offerings caused the de-
cline NJ any brokers are asking 5c and
lU- margins 20 carry wheat lines over e-ec-
/ ton. as Mondays market Will have @ de-
. uldedIy holiday aspect. The resul; was that
. d good deal offered f1- sale Fur O zine
. the market took tnt offerings rtG9l-Ar pui
finally the d.maua slarE.ued and prices
/ hoS ever, al advance 20 l.tg io1k piAc.
I This was due more thAn any ming t4se 10
I m. light northwestern receipts The mum
/ usr 81 cars received al Minneapolis and
] Duluth was g3h against llsN week ago
and 80. on the corresponding day OF the
. year before. Chicago received Ivy car
Z az aITSt 3Ig on TIE parallel day OF iht pre-
I vlous year Ials looked IKE a ot,hol-s.Es -
/ ton % the truth ui The Sthtefueni lhat C1uN-
. Try deliveries have been falling OF tof SOM
I time After that advance interest IL the
/ Nanc..d rnuner'u~ily TO 7GlsC about haf aa
. hour from the close but there was enough
/ f1- sale 10 turn it down again 70 from I2'sc
! 70 go e. al which point the session ended.
4 Tier. was but little life In the corn pit
hut prices were firm. ruling trihe tlEaer
demand was good. elevator people were
GOOD BUYERS aue !ota, frceIF,s a. la--l.i s
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade ana Quotations
ON StnnIe nnh I-nncy rr0duce.

EGss-Gool stock l5alGc
Hr'-TEE-C % talr CI7r. choice 10
fancy, country ualae; separator creamery. l5g
l6a; gathered cream lgnlag.
GAME-Prslris chickens. per duE s2.75N 200.
quail sl.-ap2ou. teal ducks. Sl-oU red heads and
uanurIs y s,.4a. 0l
CHEZ sE-uauest,s brick DC. Edam per dlz.
tt-ai ciub house l-lt Jars, iet u." =. l'. I'm
Jars, per COZ. SsCo. Young Americas, lo'sr'
vEhI-7h1icc fat 50 70 l9o MS ure quoted Al
7N7isc: llrge una cuU-ss 4N"a.
pI.EsSEB r1JITEY-s-rgr- chickens &c.
old hens rl-uTc, turkeys. lr1llc, geese loci
LIVE P1r-LTrY-Heur Elg-. cocks 3r. spring
Chickens 5iacs spring ducks, Tasr, turkeys, 70
T1GEoNs-Lve. 75asoa; dead pireous NOT
HAy-Upard 81. midland. $50; iuwlana.
=; RE EtrlW 81 color makes The price on
hay hehf laief sell the hest, only t9p grades
RRooM CoRN-Extrsmely SLOW sale; new
srr1r rr -arn. ,r1 t'oe Ter u n E1e 81 dice green
running TO hurl 7Er. r7rTmun, l@e
VEGETABLES
SWEET PoTATuEs--or orderS. per bbl., 'lsi
goMATIoEss-P~r l4,nu npstet 5o9osSs-
ONloNS-G1od stock. per I'm, Ta5uc-
LIMA EEAES-Ief n &C
FaNs-F-a0H ftal-3 navy p-r hu = inffl 90
FA a- FrsT" I nrI Psr huhar iGrFs s5a5Ss
POTATOES Good stock. per bu. 2'c
FRUITS
GRAF IEs-Ncw YorE lsi=r. large lots l2e,
CALIFORNIA PEACH ES-Nuue
FLIMS-No shipping stock.
CALIFORNIA GRAZ 'i:s-TuEIyF ana Other
fancy vHrfrtcs s. bn
CI;ANHTI-EIEs-oupe Cod per nbl 81 OnTr 80
T.ES-Cpasrr per hb y.Tt, eHttuE s. g.
a. O., lanathgps frucy y2@5' fancy New York
CALIFORNIA TEAEs-ler box, 81 New
Yurf p'f hhl s. bnu4
QTIN EIS-pn' Nbl A
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS - Neeriyins q 6o6s 20. csItforntr
lemons Slnoa42i
tesAs-Thr,ee large stock per bunch
Z. oopt y me1un-siaci lunches 81 5oG. 90
MIS- 'ELLANEoTs
Owing 70 the wet weather which prevailed
during int gathering aud curing season u ID
stated That the quality ~ the Turkish figs tuil
year VIII he considerably poorer ur uverar,
than Tor many sfHsuns puEt. rluaiderHhl,
parf % fhg output ms heCr ru Ia duI1aped Ung
she first arrivals. according O. the statements
made ~ receivers. iE uf thar kind OF goods
IIiEh. even good grades ARE comparatively
pound above those which paid q year as,
ser fresh urriVuls
The pecgn crop tbis season VIII hs tht lslgtcF
for several yeurs Reports ~ snnrf crops Wur.
cirruinfed some time nEa hut dealers rrEHrae.
them with suspicion Later navlCef. however
not only confirm early reports. hpr SHOW tb,
shortage 70 bc grcuter than estimated Evtr 10.
funst hEeptirul huVp become -IfN inged tlHt rui
shortage Is o nuiitv. large house IN saI
Autuuiu. Tex. writing no thrif correspondents
49, 'Ihe Texan pecan rrrp vlu De- Elmlr
hsndis two eErs thIs ssasuR. against s!Xgl
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

FinnnciaI LNat.s.

MElaI'fllr- Oct. 3l-ClearIaEE $50 80
NEW ORLEANS. oct Si.--iear.uEF 81 75g gg2
hpsTJN oct. G-ClsafirgS gl4 COT 4lC. bal.
aules s. 57G 3gg.
BALTIMORE Oct. Sc eariuEz. s2.a94 I56
balances S451 .5ul.
PHILADELPHIA oct. 81 i--r1earnEE. 81 g2s 81
hllGuCef 81 .Bs.Ig..
ST. LOUIS oct 3l-CleurfFs this week SlE..
'l0sl. balances this wesIs s. l4s 1876 money
eHt per cent New York e&e4ange, u discount
nui lac discount asked,
CHICAGO oct 2l.-zgHsUrngs. 81 sia,3S-
money firm AZ 2 per 0ert r - all loans, New
YORK exchange 4Iu and a0G, alsoouut foreign ex'
change. strong demand. s AE sixty days
NEW YORK Oct 81 loThe exports OF Rperi,
from ths Iur- Df New -YKnai Tor tbe veel
amounted 10 s3s 0Dp In Eoia Rsd Ss42 0nf u silver
The imports were Cola. gssdA ,l2t. silver So s5t
dry goods Sl,2yl. Cos general merchandise. 81
oC7 ag0 ClearingR. :lrI rs Ia balances, sa4l4r
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
NrN~H WARD
co TO FIGHT ron cyR,'s FREEDOM
Arkansas sends Valiant Hand of
IT{ff.gu Miusrs

LITTLE ROCK. Oct &l-Au interesting
story has come 30 Light In connection VITA
he sudden mysterious departure from the
city Of Captain Frank Moritz who. uuul
recently was employed as superintendent;
u q mine in Fulton county thls u.Bte.
Simultaneous with the departure O, Moritz,
Twelve ~ fifteen miners WHO Rad been on
intimate terms with Muritz also
uystsriously disappeared. j now develops
hat Muri.1 and his companions have gene
20 Cuba and grs now IL the iusurEgut army.
Murltz has tough; Tor Cuha before He
was captured nearly wear Hro with
nun ber O. Other insurgents and imprisoned
IL Nor castle The entire rurty We're
sentenced 20 death and NORTH saw several Of
the number shot 10y Spanish soldiers he
rlpirued 10 hC an American citizen and was
finally released from prison. after being
warned 10 leave Cuba never 10 return, un1er
penalty o! death.
Since coming 20 this state he has watched
developments on the island ana has re-
! turned 70 again fEh, for Cuhuu liberty.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
NEW MEXICO


Z cows. sdG D. steers .... lOgl 3 %
HDGS-Ths week closed with the hog market
in very satisfactory condition. The receipts
were liberal, the demand good and the hogs
soon sold
The market opened strong 10 b. higher and
continued in thar direction uutu the close The
heavy hogs sulI principally 81 Sa16 whereas the
hulk yesterday brought g.. .1Uuo 10. A few extra
htLvy loads sold down 70 salu today and some
/ choice loads M 10 $40
The medium weights sold principally o. $500
g. % while the hulE only brought s. 20 yeFt-rIBy.
few llg1t weights brought Ss.2.. the same
| as yesterday
been 10 d very healthy condition. ~ mas been on
! 4 basis ~ lower values. The week opened with
prreF ubuuI on an average with the week pt-
I fore NuI the market dropped rapidly on Tues
day and "Wednesday. The low point ~ tnu week
was uu "Wednesday the market showing "a little
I strength Thursday. Wtta prices Huuds higher
/ Iu FRIDAY and Saturday. The week closed with
the market Balhg iUwer than a. tlIe opening OF
the week The demand was CpDc all the week
and tnut sustained values here 80 that the
market compares very fHvurHhly with the
markets al other p0luth. Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

Ford J p Brunei. s., C s nopiipct,
John Mack
second Frcolnri-w. w. Brewer. n. X.
Wilson JImce a Kynr-
Thir5 P-cciuct-Gecrrc = Hess. George
Fourth Frcclnci-Hueh Simpson. J. W.
Eruup-
FifA rrc-lnr,-A. J Llun. Paul p Sew
ard j. -. G,ycr. y 5 Gillespie
Sl,th rrrr.uet-LswH FAi,y Rufus G.
Spuie Hcatt.uHrd
Seventh Prcr.r~-TrauE Miller ?. D.
Elliott T. y oEc.lly John Hastings
SIXTH WARD
FRS; Preg.uc,-B C vtucss John b
Latch
second F-ec.nc,-cAarlcs H Luce John n
DALEY.
Fourth Precinr,-Dr Guick. A. X
Rhodes A. wluerGrd W S Ctua
Fifth Preeiuct-v. %. Morse Thomas J.
Davis AN Euch
sixth P-eciur,-Jceiah Kuder 2. C.
smith 5 Fury Theodore cooper.
seventh Prec.nct-T W. Campbell George
NJ Horc s o Daniels
Eighth Preg.uc,-E WyuBr C W Blank
eush.p J. Gard. " i. PiHturr Lew Crate,
Allen R~uwr
Ninth Precinrt-Autau Decker. George
Decker 7 l. Hun
tAtsA J ~ NV n "a t's-tat ~ ~ Aa.'.'' n
Mics h.e't genrEe NIle,- ,.. : ESN ,s ~
aLn iIfylnUt- l't'l h'N@ '"AN ~
hrUhef. = .. hVmphr.H.
SEVENTH WARD
First Prcriuct-ChHrles /. Thomas Geo-r,
C CockrUl W Il HowlundS
Second PreCluCt-W. J. HHhn. Charles W.
hHga T. w. Breckenridge.
Third Freslnct-H L. Palmer !. w.
SuIvely. !. w. Lyman
Fourth Precluc,-Fruncis Murphy, N V.
CorN IN. Fred SchGmrnel
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
CHICAGO LI,E sTocIl.
There Were Not Enough cattle to
make n Market.

CHICAGO. pat gf--9r~y were not enough
castle here today 60 make o. mnrtct Hud uat.'"
hnrf st-a-s were pretty muah nominal a. from
9, lU go 81 70 s,- common ur 60 from $40 90
Soils fpr rrrir, 60 fGncy rrudcs s. Few calves
sold ut from Sc 70 90 q 2a
Trade IN nbgs was active 81 az udvUurt "
ac pr' lu ihe choice draves selling from lu 90
&C. lower than verE BEn Common 10 prime
l-.rts sold a. from S. 81. SO s-t. pugt.lur tI;s
going largely ut rrrw $50 tu 81 g. uua shipping
hogs Hr from 81 sH 81 a.
-EEEi-Nersiprs were Nsht hui w""t SUI
I.sfIs chang. Sheer. sold a. from sl-r 6. s.
ana lambs ut from 3. 1U 90 s. 81.
Receipts. guru. Suy head. hogs lpN hrud.
sheen UHt head
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
Delegation. Provided for Each voting
Precinct in the tity.


OMAHA oct 30 1886 the Officers an-
Members OF the Union Veterans Republican
clubs o. Douglas County, Nebraska Com
~ -zics-Pyrsuaut 70 & resolution OF the cluh
your executive COMMITTEES heEs TO submit
the following names Of the comrades wha
have been assigned 10 duty a. the severEl
precincts IN the city Oh election day, Novsn.
Der 3. ls96
Your committee would also suggest that
while -tls detail has heen made, Il trusts
and expects that every member oi the cuh
will De out on that day working might Hno
main for the whole ticker from president
down 10 constable. We al realize the IN
portpnce OF this election We feel that The
honor tie very lie o. Dur country depends
upon the success OF the republican party
TINS fall ana having given four years o.
cur Young manhood 70 The service OF our us
tiun we ought caeeriully 70 give al least
one day more on November 3. 1896. Respect
c. l HARRIS Chsirmpn.
GEORGE = FGSS. Secretary Executive
Committee. Union Veterans Republican
Club
List Of corurades detailed Tor work At the
polls Oh November
FIRST WARD
First Preciurt-W Saunders. J 3. Downs
william Mc-ioud Charles Hsulev.
Second PreciuCt-A = HCasel John Belts
C. W Tarbrother.
Third Precinct-M. }. O'Cornell. Lee Es-
teIe A [ WElkup ". A. Kelly
Fourth PreCinUt-C. q. AlthGus, Julius
AlthBus Richard Meiu. W Ko!ler
Fifth Precinct A. Fur'ier !. q Butler
sixth Preuinct-w. L smith. Nelson An
drews Z. T knight. NJ Baatman
SECOND WARD
First Preciuct-W. u. Alexander r. 4
Wiloer. Samuel Albin.
T-rv TTNsfErT4 4fIr
G Howell Thomas c. Howell. j.
Third PfrecinCt-MEX Liebler
Fourth PreCiuUt-C :. OvCrturf.
Fifth Preclnct-J. Il. Berger Joseph A
Becker.
( sixth Precinct-P. 4. Barr. Lee Bertsch
! 5 5. Burchfeld, Henry Knodell, James De
lRney.
Seventh Prerinct-Johu Pray, J. L
WelEhaus NJ +. Redfeld
! Eighth PreoinCt-FrGnk p. Hough Frank
Mezik, ". r. Wilcox
Ninth PreciuCt-Jahu A Mccartney.
Tenth Precinct-L. 7. FRrrar.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-John ? Henderson. John
/ Hahue Peter Brophy.
second Prscipct-John Price " II Vick
ers. A BurDeister T. p. ForEey.
Third Precinct-V. z, Walker ". L. Lin
/ ley.
Fourth Precinct-5eorEe D!,aei, JOSEPH
| Mahrv. OTTO SchusiderVlud
Ffth Preolnct-GeorEe EIlett, John Daily
! Charles PErdo.
sixth Prerinct-D. A. Hurley, Fayette
! Bush
seventh Preelnct-R Majors william
! Emery
Eighth Proainct-w. T Ewing. James Hsr
! ris
Ninth Prer.nct-Georre Kennedy, JOIN
! MEroney.
Tenth Precinc,-David Z. Curtis
FOURTH WARD.
! First Precinct-Edwln Jackson George
I A. Frost Richard Phoenix
Secord Precinct-ChRrleE L. Winter
| Third PrecinCt-Dr. Ralph Dr. sWartz-
! lander. r p Robinson,
Fourth Precuct-Heury BBchmEu Thee
! + Lewis J II williams George HlcEoz
Fifth Preciuct-Pat q HBwes
sixth Precinct-J z, Billings =, J
/ Brown, c. J. Weaver.
Seventh Prerinct-Phiip Lang Arthur
Beldng Peter Meyers. Miner ?. Goodrich
/ Robert Fuller.
Eighth PreCiLct-Reubeu Forbes D. u
EarriEan. y. = Strong
Ninth Preelnci-C II willard. J. 5
Blake c. NJ Hsvsrly
FIFTH WARD
FirEi Prerinei-J T. Eeczley, AhsoiaH
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
CONDITION OF ONAHA'S TRADE
Waiting tor tie Clouds Of DiE,rast TO
Roll b.
NO CHANCE N COUNTRY COLLECTIONS
Values on Live stock Have shown Ma
tcrinl Advances During the Pnst
Thirty DHys-Prices sim
Lowest on RECORD.

Business iu practically OIL departments
has continued .n waiting MOOD O.. the
past week under the sps. lt the great
question 10 bs settled on November 9. ton-
corning tus final outcome there aVp"-fs go
be uttIe apprehension lu the minds 1i hlsI-
ness rner. uut all the same neither buy 'fs
nor sellers have shown rugh disposition go
Anticipate b. on the one hand the de-
ruAnd has been kept down la nearly all
instances 10 positive requirements una on
the other there has been nu movement
made 10 tempt forward business j. is true
that tn some lines 90! The luhnlrC rap"
some little Improvement can Doe noted as
the time draws nearer when a.I uncertainty
VIII bee az an end. but generally speaking
the condition Of business is NOT much
changed since q week lEu. Goods that are
particularly seHsonable are. as Uatisf
Of uoursp. 10 demand al the l1hA.ur houses
and are rulur into consumption quite
freely. TetgL stocks ARE 80 A-ai ihai NE
lobbers are iu close touch with The cot-
suminC demand and any h.ue lupfo' sIhtit
is noted at once.
The movement Of grain In the country
consequent upon the advance IN the uhfk'i
and the GOOD demand tof live si'ah Us pui-
ting lArr- amount oi money lnio yliglIa-
ton, win tn, result that farmers are buy
iuE more freely and are paying ~ some
old obligations. The situation ~ The coun-
Try has Er'a'Iy improved 90 inns ftspral
and with all doubts Oi d political character
$1,000 ..,.s-. +t. rv,g. r.Uug. .-r.r tive
,,.ss 80, grs ,,-i-ir,r FG- ys-v --,a-a-tgI Nr-
1l,-91.I,-.'-,' ~ -. 5.i,,,s.-fo-, ~ trade
go Y-,.,-. s. ,E. cfns.r,ass Of tho
-,,,,,t,- 80 t,as f.r, r7,os- s.ygrglv felt
,.5 ,,,E -rlr,.1- tr.y o-rs more there
e,o,I.5 t..7,,- u, If 81, b. 81 h,g-v1 f- tNp live.
60 ---.l-s. s.- y,.,. ~. ,..,rr-Ir-, te fun
80 - "a .-.g,.,. 49,, g'.-.-e ....ta 10 r1--
s',,-, :. t,, 80 sg,,,..-s t.a,-. .Ns rrora-
80 I,,,- s,,a ~, ,asr f,- ,rs .a-.I. Ca.fIe
- - ,',...,-g 80 ,.I-.-...F ...e "a y.-.y
80. 49, - ...f,-,., I .-.r,...,- Tar,d.-e
- - - -, 60. --t..s a.. sal.
/. - 80 ~ "a. -. - -..r.-.t. ae "a.
-. ~ ~. -. -, ,-...' t...t. an ~.
t-. -. - - . H,...,....r. IL
-, - g. ,r.,. 49, ,.l-,a, ", s,t
-,-. . 30 ... - ~. .-,. . ..l..r
i,-I,. Ii "a. .Si- ,.. .as r.. ~ r.,,
slL.'sS i .'t ..'"h 5@'"7 '" AIS "t"
''o -''. - . .---
VAIL - o-N I.l.fN.
During the past month the hnr market
M beth ~ u1'h in'ft s-.ls. ..tp'E COR
o,'iIi- rN l-t.-. "-t - -'' G t
, ~ ~ I.l. a' - - -, - -. (, -. -.
w t-t h-I. .-Nt N-.t - t-'
f.t.rl. r4. t.r.r.u ,....rrr..a
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

PEORIA. Ort. 3l-The shipments OF spir-
its out Of Peoria for the past month have
been far the heaviest since the Wilson bill
vent into effect and the fact is attributed
70 the buying 2f goods IL anticipation o. an
advance ~ price after the election. Some
speculative orders have been refused. Rev
anue collections FOR the month have been
81 sos lag and IN addition nearly half a
million gallons have been shipped out under
bond. not II irciudiuE goods for export.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

TACOMA, Wash. Oct SC. Bernard,
merchant living il Shanghai who recently
arrived from the Orient. reports that the
river Pein Ho IN north China has again
overfoWed its banks and transformed the
surrounding plain above Tien Tsin into an
extensive lake TIen Tsin City If II great
danger and trading interests IN northern
China have suffered an iDestimAble loss.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
sTocL in sight.


ST LOUIS. oct. 3l--ATTLE- Receipts '"N
hgul Nl~tHt EtsndF.
HbF--E.ryuts $500 head. NurEot ar higher
vlrl.s-s 50 3UpS5 packers sal"taaN heavy
g. UuHa 4U
sHFrl-Eecairts $40 acaI Market acuty
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

"aT T'--T T--'T'r. ---,l-l+ -I,..H v-IIt = ,-----
. d -or ---.. ... -. 40, . -. -
ID. -.'- ...'' ID" '-.--l-4- -.-'' " "'.h '-a.
Hui pf the number here seven LOADS were
consigned direct 10 "a packer and were mot
offered f9r sale
While NOT mary Of the cattle here were
GOOD enough fur the ia Isrs ttg-. were q
Few pretty decent cattle. ONE bunch 1f
western grass cattle sold as tIEh as s. U..
10. best price paid this season for bunch
uf that size This shows rhat really good
cattle viii hriuC q gpol G-Ir. or this
r1urEst. The marked on Ia. oaft- as
uurruarel with YESTERDAY WIS Strong and
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

Wheat Agsin on the Advance.
The marrets We're never In better condition
for EurrrsEful irr Investments tHlu they u"e a. The
present time Whegt IE bound 10 reach actual
rGIut an. with -ur return uf confidence md
lhe continuation uf larger export cemHrd n -
only g question % few luys before WHeBt VIII
he selling q b. cents our offices being Nearest
% The pits .uuhes 70 place trades promptly.
send iIr our Book on Margin Trading and Ao-
Tlg8Ty Sheet.
II. II. BAIMAN a CO..
50 DOard of Trade, Chicago. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
Enrrirn Finnncinl.


BERLIN. oct sL-T7zchunFs on London. eight
days sight. 20 MARKS. 81 IfE
PARIS. oct &.-Tarec pef reutes luH G'ac
fIr the account, exchange London III ll-ac
~ cheeks
LONDON Oct gl.-Gald rs quoted Ht Buenof
Ayres 81 lSps Madrid lg.5: Lisbon s+i. Rome,
lnGsO Cold bars quoted ~ ~ lU3.d The
LluE uf England toaUy s1l1 AGl.Uoo Amer
lean eaEles
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NEW YORK. oct, --MuNET or CALL
Easier o. SOLO psr cent last i1al offered a.
p.r cent
uIN p." ryr-.
STERLING EECH AN-F-steuay wiki uatua'
huHlress bankers h4E ---l--Sa. 81 as saa. iH'
demand and ,-.NIlam- sli4 Toy SIXTY days. posted
rltes g. .2s. s--4 ana S4.s'irs-en. commercial
bills 81. 500. .. tN...
EaE STLN NEF.-GIr.
MEXICAN Ip-.Lhfts-1Fss-
SILVER gTTtTIYl ca TES-fai- ffG5.sr
GOVERNMENT q. E.NTs-F-i-Tr. state bonds
Irregular. railroad bonds. Strong.
--lg-uE -.--L-L-ms Oh n-maA Me-e ~ ---I-vE-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

New Yarl weekI, mink stntement

NI'v YORK Oct gl The weekly bank state
m-uf shows tht following Nescrve incrruse.
s. anz .3aa loans. decrcuHs 81 Sos 100, specie IN
] crsaar s. l46. see legal ttnd~rH dceruHse, Ss42
7au deposits deCruusr S. laI 500. circulation ds-
! crease 81 500 The hauEr nov huld 81 &C. fsl
4 IN e2russ a. the requirements ui the q per esnt
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THE REALTY MARKET.

INSTRUMENTS placed on record October
81 1896.
QUIT SLAIN DEEDS
Z " Peattie and husband 70 New
Hampshire Savings bank west 80
feet lots - and j., block Z, Hunscum
Place ........-.-....-. -..-........-3
DEEDS.
Sheriff 10 Il Levy lot ~, block g.
Summit add. ..-.....-.. $50
Special master 10 Mutual Loan and
building association. east l45 feet OF
north p feet Of south 3. lot ~
Kouutza "a dd............-. -...-......... 500
Total amount Of transfers..........s q a9l
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Cation NinrGer

1rW ORLEANS Oct --Tgr--T'N-l.lrrn
ruiddunr II-lbr. low ulddl.nr. T-re. good o'
NEw YORK. or, z-CoTTuN-Quiet. m,d.
ding E-c
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l..ndou Nhrnt unrLrt

l.Ue:paN Oct El.-WhsAi today nrmiy
held tn5 ~ some cases % E0vEnce wnE asked
bui lae market very quiet Eleven thausand
qlartrrt November delivery ct Nai.furnll suid
a; 1s ~
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

sIrETI-The-t was ury uns "es' iiUa ~
Erusr hrr, AND NOT runlEH f. make uuct 10Y O.
market Values -cmulnrl gust about w"uay.
Representative sales.
~ Av p
l14 rr+Iys ewes ...... .............. W 3. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

Cash QuutEtiuuS were ug follows
TLlrr- E-luiyt. winter patents. 3 F"'q -tVs
s-rriErtA sS4UG. 81. spring Specials, = utn4 q
spring patents, Sasrp4 l5s straIEhts, g 4naa.I''
uHl..rs g. 1lHs 10.
WHEAT-Na. . spring 7Us:ri no. spring. 6
H66g No. red, 7S'snT--sC.
C1HN-Nu. . 2@7sp.4p. No. yellow, 225sp
24sc
SO : white T. o. D.. II. rlg4 e.
EYE-Nu. 9 GslsC.
EAELEY-ND nominal. No. :, Z @. D., .Ji
a4c 30. 4. Z. o. B., .4U.I 'cc.
TL-ANEEET-Nu. J. T'uTl-.c.
TIMOTHY SEEu-F'r4ms $50.
SIONS-Pnrk. mess per hhl-, s. 1pd1 10
Lard I-T lru Ihs.. SAGA. Eucuu. short ribs
giieF aousej SO 7UHS 90. DRY salt-d shoulders
lhuEedl - Upp4 .. short elem sides boxed, S4ol
H4 I"is
PCJLTEY-s -steady. turkeys Si=Fgsrs chick
ems 6H-g. 5uuEs NTSisC
WHISKY Dist.Iiers finished goods. per gal,
- IS
SJGAR-Cut lauf s4G. rrluulutea S4.s2
The following were ths receipts and shipments
I today
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Articles


On the Pralure eZCnlugs to1Hv tnR butter
ret was quiet; creHmcrys : 90 &c. GARY 80
Bc. EEgs quiet fresh lie. Cheese, firm
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Penrin MnrI..t.
o.t, slNcsHN-T!rm ana hlrher


PEORIA. Oct q l-C1RN-Tlrm and higher.
No 9.ar. 30. .aC
OATS-Frm nuf SLOW No white lglnm2gi-c
RYE-9ulet and nominal. No. 2 a4d3lZ.
WHlSk Y-MHrEft gtsadys finished goods on
tnt basis Of 81 ID for high wines
EECEIpTS-Curu e. 7ap hu oats 1880 hu
rye none. whisky none wheat sHD bu
sHII'AENTE-Curu = Joe IN. oats lss l5O hu.
rlN none. NLlkI.y. ~. Ealh-. Vhtll. uOu Dl-
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col MnrEet

OH. CITY. oct al.-CreGt balances III
rc-tinrutes none shipments. '.4oa hhis- runs
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ASSIGNMENT or VETERAN WORKER:

NEW YORK Oct al-wu1L-Cuiet; d1mes-
tic fleece -4ulSC. pulled l'n2na
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Enn,n. CIV MnrLrt.

KANSAS CITY. oct -WHEAT-A Utive und
la9e hirner. 30. hard uuminslly Caael- No.
eapte'sC No. red, 7sp7sc. No. spring. 11sc.
No 9 G0a
clEN-M.Ecl tHlrly Brtivs una Et"E1v- white
dun and lower. No . mixed. gIlse; NJ. whiIe.
gllsu
OATS-steuay. 20 mixed. I6r. 40 white,
cid numiuully 2OIsTssr. new. nuunullv 16ulAe
RYE Firm. No. (. uomiuuIly &c.
HAY-SteHdy uua unchanged
EUTTER-steady but quiet, creamery, IsGl6c
dairv. lH411c.
EGGS pun and unchanged ~ iHre