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L \ THE CBIAHA DAIttSt BEE.SUNDAY : , OCTOBER 20 , 1800-SIXTEEN" PAGES. 15
THE CONDITION OF TRADE.
r Volume of Bminesa Quite Large ami Da'
maad Gezerallj Good.
UTTH CHANGE IN PRICES IN MOST UNES.
*
Not Op to La t "TVecli-Gooa
ioivlnR In Dry Goods Groccrlcf
I'alrljr Steady llartlirarc and
Country Produce ,
II 'Trices not nncb changed" holds good In
tnost lines ot business so far as tao past
week's trade is concerned. A * a general
thin ; tbe demand has been rood and the
volume of traJe quite larve , though there has
been an inurooso in some lines and a decrease
in others.
Lumbar might b classed under tbe latter
bead , as the trade generally is not reported
ts beinsi quite up to that of the previous
Aveek.
I.la dry pools the orders have been smaller ,
but a peed runny of them bave been coning
In , so that the total makes a very good show
ing. Country dealers have been flUinR up
their stocks , indicating that they have been
flolcg sorao brusine9. A cold snap would
bo almost certain to bring on a rash of order *
lor tbe heavier winter goods. It is noticed
ut etitern distributinic points that In spite ot
the freedom with -which Jobbers are making
preparations lor the coming season there Is
no apparent tendency towards speculation in
the demand. The demand for seasonable
Foods by personal selection continues moder
ate , and n fair reorder demand from interior
markets was reported by some ol tbo com
mission bouses. Staple cotton ( roods are
Centrally firm in first hands , ana print cloths
are more stiQly Held at the manufacturing
centers bec.nu.so of recent Inrpo transactions ,
fitarlo groceries show little change in the
( Totattons , in fact there has been & fairly
fcteady market for the postthirtv days. The
trade could certainly bo reported as satisfac
tory. At eastern points some complaint is
heard , and while there is nothlnir positively
dlscourarinc in the condition of trade on the
market for first band parcels , operators are
evidently & little disappointed ivith tbo course
of aHairs durinff the past wevls or tea days.
' tero has been B sufficient indication of a
pool , fair distribution , but grocers. Jobbers ,
etc. , do not as yet appear to have felt the
necessity of replenishing their assort
ments vrith any freedom , and the tide
1 demand fails to set back upon
riglnal accumulations in a satisfac
tory manner.VithOno \ or two exceptions
there are no very large amounts to take care
Of. and financial elements are of a character
to permit carryinK without much difficulty ,
but a waltlnp market is a discouraging one ,
and expressions of complaint are a little
mare peneral. Some staple articles are
pretty low , anil the majontv apoear cbcap
'
cnonph in coinparwlon with na'tural influ
ences , Avith a tfc > sibillty that snch customers
as muy be shrewd eoouph to ( ret in first will
secure preatcst advantages , as there can
hardly be a doubt that wooer or later busi
ness must expand into fuller and probably
tlmulatlnp proportions.
Tbe trade in hardware is reported satis
factory , with no changes , in quotations worth
special mention
Country produce has been moving-freely.
Butler and eppi have been ncno too plenty
and the market is lirmas a consequence. The
* uppy ! of came has been Just about equal to
the demand , and prices are unchanged.
Chickens have been received in excess of the
demand , and prices hove been very low , al
though not much lower than dnrinjrthe week
r rlons. Several dayj , of light receipts will
necessary before any improvement can be
'jckcd ' for.
OJi.lIU MAltffETS.
Cattle.
Saturday , Oct. K.
Estimated receipts of ca.ttle. 2,003 , as com
pared with 2.137 yrstrrdnyand 2 , : 7Saturday
of lut week. The receJpleontaIned ( no prime
cteers , while the eow receipts xere llcht. The
botgnulcs of ate ni" would hold Ibelr own.
Vhlle such as were on sale wcro floTrand
lo-wir. Hooves have declined durlnstbe week
from So to20c. With a crratvr clenund than
upoy ! butchers' stock w s So to lOc higher.
The feeder market was little Its * than dead.
Hoes ,
Kitlraated receipt ! of hos , 5,500 , as com-
ptreJ with 7.4VJ yesterday and S.S2I
Saturday of last \ eek. The market opened
"YO and strouRtr. The best heavy hois
frcim steitdy to a shadu hlRhir , while
. J hosi ud var.ced a nlcteL All sold earlr.
riie > neof prices wan Cl-r > S.12'-i. ' the bulk
at tV. " > 44.00 ; llcht. n id@.XDj ; lic-avj' , SifOiJ.
4.12H ! mixed. IXK 2I.OTbe averapo of the
J > rlce l ald was S3. fl , as compared -thlS3 |
j-estcrday and t-LtO Saturday ot last week ,
Sheep ,
Estimated rwelntsof sheep.Ml. The market
tvim n * . steady. Xatlves , t . V3..15 | ; westeras.
Prcvaillne Prices.
Iv ) The following 1 n table of prices paid In
thli tuarlet for the grade of stuck mentioned :
raocy stwrs , IK ) to KWJ Ibs . W.25
Prime steers. 150 toUTTi Ibs . S3) )
Good itoers , 1I.VO to 1XU U . 3.70
' . . . . .
tr steers , 1CMO to Ilia ib * . . 3.i :
Common , W9 to ISK ) Iba . „ 2.75
Fair to fM-d cows . . . 1M
Good to cholcccows. . 2.W
Choice to fancy co-ns . . . . 2.40
Hclfe-rs . 2.01
J"e rllu ; . 2.00
F tderi . . . . . 2.J3
Btocl.i < rs . 1.40
Canners . l.fO
Bull.
Ojien . 2.S
1.50
Weiterneornled steers . 2.V )
% V"esl rn kteer * . l.W
Western cores . l.CO
I.lht hois . 3.50
Mlied hos . a.
Heavy hos . aSO
Stock Itcceipts.
Estimated Today. Official Vestcrday
Cattle. hi ear * . 1000 Cattle. . . ftscars. 1137
Hojs . . 73 cf.rs , 5,500 lloss. . . . 104 ears , 7.4T2
Hbttp. Scars , 411 Her > cs. . S cars , 61
anil Uatv-en S.ale * of Host.
Ttxlaj. Yesterdar-
-v . . . . .M Hlj niche > t. . . . < . . . .t4 10
! > t . . . . 3 M Lowest . 350
_ . .VverftRO C f.t of HOSTS.
The/tbllowlns tulileclvei thoavorae cost of
fie ; on the datcc mentioned :
October ! 4 It October II . SK
October ! 4 31 October 15 . 4 02VJ
Octobers 4 10 October 16 397
Octotirrl 4 October IT. .
Octobers 4 If * October 15 3M
OcUilx-rT 4If Octolmr M. .
October ! 4 October : i. 3WH
OctotitTl < 3 10 . .
October l 4 OO October aa . 391'
Dctolrll 3 iJ OotoU > r:4 . . . . 3 S3
October 13 3 Octobers . JBU
Avcrajre 1'rico
Ehorrltis the average price p M for loads of
tiotrion the daji Indicated Iulvf7 , IN %
Oct. , Oct. 'to. Oct. IK.
IIWW M
4 n
( M 48
t TI 4 11
t 09 4 It
411
4 It
i Bl
t 4 M
t TI 414
4 II
. i n 4 U
Sanda ? 410
Ml 4 1
Mler
er Hnadir
ii IU
k tit 4 tl
tlW
t a 411
StDOXJ 411
6 4 N
6i M Saniir
i 41 IN
t SZ 4 R
flfcelptu ana Shipments.
. fliowlnf theofilcUl rectlpuand shipment *
ot cattle , boji aud ahoep on the dates Indl-
r
uiTca. C tllollocv i Sbtep.
Wo < l r Oct. 39 4. l
triD a .j it. ji C.JH IU
b,18l 4&4
k r a T Ort 9
t < ct Jl
Tflcf Oct , . . . . . U.M I.VT4
I rt of Oct. . . . , CO.MI J.tit
tt * kofOct sun
' ll.Mi
tVlrt nrtk ot K pc' . . M.IM * . !
oo d vtckof 3fpt. . .
i Ait
Tbnmdlf. Urt. 16. . . .
frtaa j , ixrt. 11
FiturtJif , Oct. 15. . . .
Mondir. Oct. SI. . . . .
.OTI.SJ. . . .
. .oet. a
, oct . . .
Thlrt w ? kot Ort . . .
Fooo4 if kofCM . .
> mt i k ufOrt .
KonrU ce k of t | vt.
Third irw-k of Seft- .
feeoirf r k ( > f J
Comparative lnblf
Tbe folloirm ? table show * the range In
prices on ho ; * :
We < lm dny , October 1 4.W >
Thursday Octolicr S 3J 5
Vrldar , October ! 3.K
Faturdttv. Oetoher 185
iionaiy. ijcioneru. 4.173
. . . . . . .
Tuesday. October T iJX ) B4..TC
. Octobers .2T.
Tbursdar. October * 3.GO 'C
1'rldar. October 10 .XV. ( I 4.13
faturdav , Ort < ilr 11 SLfiO t > 4.10
Monday. October 13 ; U5 > < J.l'i '
Tues < lar. Oaloher 14 3.KV * 4-2 >
Wedoesdny. October li 4JU
ThurMlay.OtotK-r 1C S. 0
1'ridar Ocloberl * HM
Saturday. October Is JLM
Monday. t > tel er2B ! UVO
Tuesday. OctoiKr tl JL50
WeJnedav. Octobers X VJ
Thur-dav.'OctoUfr SI 3.AS
'rlday. October SI 3JV )
aturilar , Uutobtr So 3.M
Knnce ? of l'rlce > .
Thcfollowl&s table shos the prices paid
or sbe "p :
rime fat lie p 13 M 413
Good fat she f i Ml 423 CO
VHHIBOU to Medium ihcep 2 SS SMI CO
- 509 ® 4 W
Disposition of Stout.
Sbonlnc the > number of beid of _ .
. urchrtotlon thl * market as reported by the
ttelchmasursor tbo atozkyardseompuny :
m&Oo 3.444
"be lieorrell. Hammond company _ l. 41
"ho Armoor-Cud.-ibjr packing company. . 3.250
Vcls Morrii It !
shippers and feudors 3.197
HOGS.
Armour-Cuaali.r pnektns company 14.WI
linuha pact ing eon.pany nr9l
SwlltAcOo T.SK
icorne H. Hammond paeklns company. . 3.1 IB
. 1 * . Suulrw A : I'o. . . 2,7S :
Xorthpaf kins company I.MS
" "Try & llarnes WO
Uteud UU )
StocVers and feeder „ fflS
CillECP.
Swlftt Co (24 (
Kcprc.irntatlve Sales.
STDEK5.
Ko. AT. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. .Vo. Av. Pr.
7. . 551 275 S.lir,7 > 405 ? T..1 > 8 4 .Ml
3. . 1103 37T. 16..Ills 410 JOO. 13H 4 00
I1..1UG 375
COWS.
7. . KO 1 ! 3..1II3 IK 5..1120 250
2. . 75 1 SS l. tCO SCO 1..1KO 2W
1. . KO 1 2. IK * ) 2(6 ( 8. . H" 2M
14. 7. 0 1 ( A 2 i-K 2 10
STOCKIHS : AND rr.tDEcs.
S. eiT 1 ) SS.iJT 233 - 30. . Ml 2JJ
2. . 7(0 ( 2 Ol )
CALVES.
I. . 0 2B 1. . SO 300 2. . 110 375
1. . 1O 309
1..1OO 175 3..JI3 177K 1..1510 200
STOCK urircus.
3. . IW 1 CO S. . SS 1
10. . tea 210
0. . 77 2 SS
STAGS.
1..11CO 1S5 l..I4 200
wEaTcas CArrtJL .
No. AT , Pr.
Kerr
3 steers , tillines 1217 ! 1 75
5 feeders t 9J 2W
Crilchlow i M.
1 feeler 1140 210
4 feeders : 1167 2 ID
3fecders 1173 210
2 feeders 13H 2 10
HOGS.
No.r. . Sh. 1'r. No. Av. Eh. Pr.
IS . . . . 1C1 120 tl.V ) 55 'Jf. * 120 Sl0 !
! 0 192 4sO 3fu 78 240 : W 30 !
5 212 403 305 (0 ( K4 40 3'.0
; 4 1 7 100 3 Ci 73 2 > j IfrD H J
; 3 IS ! IfiO 3C7H 5S 3 U ) 3 Sj }
SI 175 203 370 69 171 SJO 363
70 27C 440 375 M IIS KO 310
"
56 253 3"75 M 2O W 3(0 (
07 224 160 3 75 0 311 W 3(6 (
71 204 2lX > J77S 53..2 9 3M
ra 223 aa > 3 so cr.-.aa JM 393
74 531 240 3W S ! 202 320 3flj
81 173300 3K > - to SI SO 3U5
09 257 200 JS9 55 303 H > 3 410
SI 200 3 SO 72 7 W 410
78 212 M 3 S.'H K 2 l 160 4 00
74. . . .233240 3 BT C3 2H7 KO 4(0 (
76 . . . .193 130 3hT. 79 ' 40 4 CO
71 21S 103 3 5 > 3 C4 3li3 Xj 4(0 (
72 . . . .223 200 3 S3 57 TG 163 4 CO
71 2aS 2S ) 3 S5 0 2-fl 163 4 00
79 244 120 3 K3 M 3W 203 4CO
fl 22S N ) 3 H7H 0 2IC SO 400
C3 2vi 120 393 C5 215 2W 4 CO
73 224 W 3 W Kl 301 320 400
n 2UG M ) 30 3lT ) 40 403
7s 23S 12 < > 3 fO Sl 'i)2 ) HO 405
71 240 120 3M 57 309 120 405
Cl 2M + 00 310 55 2 > 4 SO 410
fii 2C3 2SO 3SO 47 314 410
GO 240 BO 3iO 47 317 120 4 12 > i
I'lQS AND SKIPS.
76 S3 49 1 S5 14 151 40 325
Gl 112 2 75 lttl 153 3O 333
IQ 1G3 a 301) ) 01 169 M 343
O31.1JA WUOX.ESA.LE XAJRKETS ,
Groceries.
DATES rerslan. G-lh box , 94c-
ItAisiss-lxjndon layers , C-illfornla , per boi ,
C2jOj ! loo-e musfatoK California , ! i.W ; ii < < ed-
lesisCalifornia , JilU ; California seedle > s sul
tans. In sacks , per lbl"cOalifornla " ; muicatels ,
In sacks , e4e : now Y&lenelas , ttc ! ; on-
dura , layers , new. J > v > c.
CAXMII VEGETABLES Tomatoes > lb extra ,
S1.KU1J53-lb ; standard wejtern orands , S1.10 :
lleemcr. II.IU ; 2-lD standard western branii * .
S1.O5 , > ln hnM > m 1-lb French , extra fine.'Ji
2T oI-lb Trench. Hne. Isaife ; Mb Krruclior
dinary , 1031- . I'ea Tres Hue. peroan , 2 , " < ! ;
dcrnl-nne , per can. IW : 2-lb sifted. U.AJlb
e trly June. l\M \ 2-lb marrow" . Unndard
brands , il.25 ; 2-lb baal : d,7Jo. string bourn-
2-lb lush cradp. Itcfusec , Sl.OO ; 2-lbGolilrn
wax bean * . ! ! . ; 2-lbstrinz beau1 * . Me ; Lima
beun 2-.b sealed , sv. iluston baked beans
2-lb I/ewU , Jl.f J ; i'r.iwn llrandi , tl..iSvrrut
IK > tatoe S-lb > ew Jcr > ev1.03. I'utupklns
3-lb , * 1.10. Ulra : nnd tomatoes $1.05 ; okra ,
31.M ; succotash. 11.20.
Nrrs Almuiids , I1 * ; lira ills , 17c ; filberts ,
l o ; IK'CHiis , IGo ; walnuts l.V : peanut cocks
lOHcs roaited. U' ' ic : Tennei'-eo peanut * , ftc
\Viui'i'i > o I'Al-Ei ; Mra . per Ib , ISiil1-
rac,3'io ; manllla It. Jt'K.No. . lSc.
WdUAS.-K , Itbls. Jx O. fancy , per pal , .V 37o ;
choice 4V)47c ; ) : good. : BiCcOijba , bakins,2ya
30c ; black strap. 211812:0.
Son * 1'kcs. tfl Ute. to boi , r > Jic : kec I'lc.
VIXMAB ; cr. S. V. appl < ; elder. lOc ; D. S.
cider , 12c ; hltc , wine. IDci fancr. fruit , l c.
OILS 1M prime white. He : 1M water white ,
13c : heaUli iil.14le ; 74 pasollnr. 13o.
SALMJW BbU. I'Hc ; granulated , 2c ; in bbl * .
,
STOVE Pou ( = n fS-tttar ia per rro .
JUos Am. ix-r 10u.M7.73 ; Ueulston jxr 100 ,
(17.75 ; Union snuare , 40 per cent off list
SALT luIry.iN ) Ibi In bol. bulk. UIO : be t
pradft , CO.'ii. K-1) ) : be > t srade , 10) 3- > - 'Ji ' host
crude , is 19 * . trook : salt , crushed , Jl.rO ;
cotnnioiu libl , il.23. . . . .
- jiKATS--i.nrnea oeei , i-io , ji.-v ;
corned Derf. I-Ibi , IIJO : lunch tonsues. 1-1 b ,
R-UOi lunch tonsuen , 2-lb > , 14.73 ; brawn. Mb ,
Sit ) ; brawn. Mbs. li.OO ; 01 tonue < . m-lbs.
ti.OO ; ox ton me . S-lb * . W.OD ; fEipi > e < l beef.lS-
Ib * . round c\n .li33 ; roast tK > rf. 2-lb round
can , 42.W : nottcd liatolb. . round cans. C&c ;
potted hain , S-lb , round cans (1.20 ; denied
harn. l -lt > , round can * , 8-Vj ! deviled him. H-lb ,
rouud ctnv ! IJO I ; potted ox tongue. * ilo ,
sound cans. ll. s curaiires-.ed ham , 1 Ib ,
rqutre cans' SJ.73 : tripe 2 Ib round cans , $1.0 ;
nilncod cilops , 2 Ib round can . f i20 [ boneld.-s
plc ' 'ectJll > fuarvcniiiti23. |
AltPUEM'OAii I'crlb occukei. 30-lb boxes.
13ci lOc cakcifc. 3 > lb boxes , 12 c ; 1-lb Irlcks , JO
Itn In hoi , pure. Me.
TwiNia-t'ottou t lne kulbb , " verj fine , SIb -
Ib bales , 2:0 : cotton twine. XX brand.lb
bales. l > Ci heup twine , 'i-lb hairs , ise ; call
twlnen 2oc ; candle wick , 22o ; -tiKit cotton
dollies line. tl.40j U-Kioi cotton clothes lines ,
ILCJ : ( KHfool Bisa Hues , (1.75 ; W-oot [ jute , 11.00 ;
wool twlntw , t e.
r'AuiKACKOc's GOOD ? Barley. 34 < < ; farina.
r * ; peas. * * c : oatmeal. t > hlI17 > ftj.i3 ; half
obK td.uOC { . > ; macaroni U < Jtlc ; vermicelli.
lOOIIc ; rice , tboU-e , 54 60 : fancy , SHfeic ;
bead , 7claco ; and taplocv r.ito ; lima beans ,
. spaKhetti , Uf.
IRIEO 1'nrirs Turkish pruacs. less than
hhdi. 10 9. 7SCi original bbd > ' ( c lets ; Bosnia
prunes , tMb boitvi , 100 to 110 , 7Vf ! apples.
evaporkUd , u r rlnx choice , 150. evtporated.
new rlns prime. 14c : aprlrot , fancy , In sacks ,
20o ; blackberries , new. 1040 : raspberries. 25
Ibsto t > ox,34c ; currants , new , 5 > 4w5Sc ; orlj-
leos : Vostlua currants , euro ,
lu hoxoHiV
Corrci-ltojttod ArlmU. SSc : Bunola ,
2&Se : O rman.25Voi Ill orth's , 25Vc ; Lion ,
Mot ' Mttilpouch , 2.1 - , ! ; Cordova , 25-c ; Mocha ,
as'cO. O.Java. SOc.
CHCKsr-Preuilunil' . C , twin flats , perlb ,
lOKe : 1'reralutu P. F , Vounz America , lHcj
brick , Uci doiae tlo Swiss. Hillc ; dam , la
foIleachI.CO : Limherser , ISHc.
llROOMii-i-tif , parlor , tlW ; 4-tlei. U75 ; 3-tle.
li.lli s-tl , Dlatn. SI.S5 ; warehouse , MtfO toy.
U.Z.I whUk. fl.tuat.Ji.
OurKsQuarts per dox , (4.00 ; p'.ntt , per
dot. K.SO ; bulk , perf tvl. . 5o.
OObiiiAot Wiulllar inA slias from 7-16 to
1 IB , CKJ ; sisal rope , all slri-s frvm 7-16 to 1 in.
II i" : "new processes , all sizes from 7-16 to 1
!
: -Per Ib-fntloaf. 7'r ; cnbe-
franulited. sJjiodnnl 6Vrimfretlon -
ers A. S8 > 1C7 whltf. extra C' . hrllllnnt , 7Sc :
rxtntC , r r l. c 4e ; eentml I" , S ? c ; geldeu C ,
' , .
KOPBInclu { 15c.
i-riAi t'a tlle > . muttlvd , p r Ib l"310 ; do
whlto. per Ib. 14c.
PK H.E.O Medium , per bbl. ! XDO : small. 1 10.00 :
rherkln * . 11.00 ; Imp. Dill II. W. ( CVV ; al ca. kai )
32-ealbbI. lUUM.
Cinwi-l'i-r bbl. refined. JTuW ; half bbl , rO ;
hard eldrr. pure , per bbl. VM ; oraus * elder.
half bbU M-'O : pear elder , half bbl. W--W.
PyoKtnilKVTS Select ed hams ? acar cured ,
1 ! to 14 Ib arcmce. HSc : selected breakfast
bacon. sucar cured. boDele. , llvt < < ; No. 1 nun * .
supnrcured , 15. to 16 Ib average. lOHc : No. 1
hams. suznr cured. 12 Ibarcraee. 19' c : No. 1
hams sncar cured. 20 Ib avvraKe. lOc ; skinned
hKKis , lOSe ; No , 3 liam < i. uz.ir cured. IV ; toneless -
less li w. SHc ; slioulder > . smfar cured. 6Hc ;
breakfast bacon , fancy boneless , be ; Cali
fornia or picnic baM > t. u rar curexl , 6'4c ; dried
beef Innis. sar cured. f'ic : tiaoon f-liort
elesrs , " . bacon clear back . 7He ; biioon
rlcurbellkf , fan-y licht. 7 ,0 ; bacon short
ribs C c ; b f tonRUes. firuoked. 10o.
i-Af'tons-Uolosuaa In oa ancl < fancy ,
( ' , < - ; lltiloznas , 4c , jiork samuL'iin link. Oct
pork fau . ! fp. In bulk. & ' c ; blood sausage ,
4'c : liver fau ase. 4' c : fcesd cheese. 44c ;
smoked head cliccv. & ' : Wiener or Prankftut
tausjce. 7c ; Knoblauch sautape , 7c : 1'olish
sausage. 7c : tonjue au acc. N. ' .
Theatiovvprk-fs are for lot * of fifty pounds
and upward * ; a less quantity 'tciuore.
liiv S'AIIT MEATS h rt clear * , o c ; Ion ?
clear" . f c : thort ribs. Of ; D. S. shoulders 5 > c :
clear buckj 5Vc-
t'4iKMt > llEk.r-1-lb Hjunrc cnn , i > er doi ,
II. t ; U-lb square can * . [ * r dot J1U.OO.
UOWTOR llotLtd HEKF 1-lb r > uttd cans ,
per dor. S1.10 ; 6-lb munJ can * , per dot. $5.09.
Cmri'ED imiKE ItKEr 4-lh mund cans , p > er
doz. 11.25 : Mb round cans , per dot 12.10.
Lrscn TOXOUE1lb round cans , per dot ,
{ 2J > ' ; 2-lb round can * , per dot. $4.50.
WHOLE Ox To > ocK--l'i-lb round cans per
doz. JiOO : 3-lb round cans , per dot tv ( 0.
DEVILED HAM H-lt > round ean . i > er dot
50c ; ll-lb rouud cans pT dot. X > c.
SPICEK TinV TOSOCES Half bbls , Sie.OO ;
15-lbklls ilO.
1'tcKi.eu BRKF Toxorris-ilarrels , SM Ibi
each. 117.00 ; eighth bbK 25 Ibs ptch. J3.51.
I'OIIK A > D llEtr Mvs < pork , bbls , (11.09 ;
rk. half bbU , i-itW ; family or back
rk.liblsJlUVi ; family or buck Jrk , half
U. K 25 : ctr mea lrf ef , bbls , Ji.W ; extra
laessbt-ef. Uulf tibK JCLK.
'SEJ'COMn Tr.u-E Half bbls SO-lbs t nch ,
; quarter bt ) . . 40-ltH each. JI.S5 ; w hth
bbls , 2-i-llwe.toii.tl.oi ; kits. l.Vihseach , Hv.
I'K-KLED TRirr--Half bbl. M ) llu ach. KJ11 ;
.uaritr bbls. 4' It's each. } IJ5 : elshth bbls , SI
, b < aiuS : Oo. kits 15 Ibs ciicli. ftV.
PICKLED 1'ios' KEFrr-Half bbls. Sfilbs each ,
SIM : quarter bbls. 4 i Ibs each. H.9-1 ; elshth
BTToK 20 Ib * eab. . f 1.10 : kits ISlba oach. ftlc.
OLEOMAUQAIUXI- , ! -lo. wjlid. 12 c ;
5 > lbt ubs , solid. 12'ic ' ; 0-lb tubs , 1-lb rolls ,
LAUD Tlerco * . , strictly pare , 6Hc ; tierces ,
puieauQ Vettlf-rendcred.7'4C.
FRESH Per Ib-I'erch , 7c ; buffalo , dres ied.
j'c ; pickerel. ! 'c ' ; pike , tv ; trout , PC ; irhlUi. lOc ;
cropple , lie : catush. ! ! < ; cod steak lie ;
Ilouuders , luc : Oregon alruon. V > c ; black buss ,
lie ; lobsters. IGc ; blue U > h. K-c.
Street Produce.
BrrrcR-Crcamcrv , fancy. 24c : creamery.
choice , 2022c : country , choice. KfeUk' ; coun
try. good. H&.lGc : country , fair , l ( & 15c ; coun
try. inferior , 7ia.tlc ,
Kcos The market 1 ? firm at lc.
Hot'trur The market on chickens Is very
HT nnd ther are extremely slow sale owlnc
to the henry rt ceJj.t- > . About all that coed
chickens can be expected tohrins i tiVfiJ& !
with the smaller prades as low as J1.M. Quite
a irood many live turkeys are srrlvlnr. whleh
sell largely at lOc. lluv-ks are quoted at S2.J3
. .
GAME The market 1 < alK > ut steady. Prairie
chickens per dot 17. % .TOJ ; uialliird ducks.
! i.V . UralflucksSLSTigUriO ; nil\wl ducks.
II.2.VtL5nplover. . .V > ii < Mc : Jack .nlt > e. S1.TO8
1.23 : quail.ll.r.'vai.To ; Jick ; rabbits , Ul.OO ; small
rabbits. -
1'resh I'ruits.
NEW YORK CHAPES Concords , 100 basket lots.
/C1.V : ionconl5. 5-1U ba-ket lots 34i& ;
cataw bus 10.1 ba'ket lots , 4V : catawnas. 5-10
ba-ket lots , 45o : ? alems .1M ( basket lots 40o ;
Saiems10ba ket lots.4jr : Xlmuni. 'ilbs 10j
basket lots ie : Mucarn. 5 ilis.r lO basket lots.
3TK.Klaware. . MUs. 1(0 basket lots 2 > c ; Dr\- \
ware. 5 Ibs 5-lu basket lot Sic ; yalems , 5 Ibs ,
100 baticet lot.s 25c ; Salenis. 5 Ibi 5-lu basket
Fnrrr.i Grapes. Tokay , crates
slnsilepacnaee. ll-.V ) : grape's , muscats , crutos.
single crates. (1.35 : pears , Winter Nellies
and otners , per box. 83.W ; Quinces , i r boi ,
L.F.UOXS Xew Mnlaia lemons will be In the
market n it week. Taricy Mulorl. 3v * and
1160s. per boi , 510.00 : Malaga , per box , Jit
C.OO.
C.OO.I1A5ANAS Fancy Bluefields 12.0) to ! WO per
buncht Honduras. StJH to JJJO per bunch.
OIU.SGKS Jamaica orauscs iVs , hlnle
boxes , per box. 51. OJ : 5 box lots SJ.7.V
AITI.ES Kaaoy winter apples , per bbl. Rli5
: i.7j.
CmsncnniER Fancy dark Cnpe Cods , ! 3.00 ;
fancy dark Cat > o Cods , 5 barrel lots iiSO ;
fancy IJell i Cherry. iiCv ; fancy liell
Oberry , 5 hirrt-1 lots , j'.53.
Vegetiibles.
SWEET POTATOES ) Jcr * eyf. f3.7J4.no.
POTATOES In peed demand at feV34 ! ic.
OTHEII VcoETiULcs Cabbaso. Midi. ' per
crate. I.73 ; red , per bbl. SiCj. onions per bbl.
KUf ) ; rutabagas , per bbl , Sl.'j ; white turnljis.
per bbl. Jl.75 : carrots per bbl. J.'Jo : parsnips ,
per bbl , Si.'JJ ; beet.s per bbl , tl.75 ; burso rad
Ish rooln per bbl , KOO ; per Ib , lOc ; celery
roots. tGer.tper bbl , Jl.W : per dot We ; choice
Kalaruaroo , 2i33ic ; garlic , per double string ,
' 'Lr *
Hides , Tnlloxv , Etc.
HIDES. PELT ? ASTH TAI.IXJW Green salted
hides. Ka 1 , heavy , cva c : No. 1 , llpht. Oi
CUc ; Xo. 2. llsht. 4 : , l'4c ; dry flinthldts , TH&
So ; calf hides , T c ; damaced hides. 1'io le s ;
sheep pelts , jrrwn. each , 3Mil ; sheep pelt ,
drv. per Ib , IWlUo.
TAUX > vr-A No. 1. 4e : JTo. 5.S3.Tic ; crease
ichtte. 3"iQ'4c ; yellow. : SQ.V : stcarine. 64tr.
lioicrs Quotations are for dellverv In Chl-
caeo Dry buffalo , per ton. $16.W j4l.vOj ( ; dry
country , bleached. ? IO.ta 13.03 ; dry country ,
damp and meaty ,
Dry Goods.
COTTOXJ x\tlantlc LL. c ; Au
rora It. C c : Aurora It. G 'c : Atlas. O N U. TSc :
s * cloth , 4c ; Clinton 1"F , 5i c ; Popperell 1 ! ,
: Lancdon O It , > c.
Etrimi CiiTTOxs Rcrkeley Cambric No.
K > . ! ti4c : liest Yet. 6'ie ; lUitterrloth XX. 4'c ;
l ab < .t. ' , \c : First Call. 6c ! : Trultof the Loom ,
f * : Hill tempter Idem , be ; Housekeeper , (1c ( ;
Kin ; I'hlltpcatnhric. lOo ; Lansdon O H. J > ijc ;
Lun lale. flo ; Ixm dale cambric , lOHc ; Now
York Mills , lie ; OaU Lawns Tc.
WKIANS Net Thistle. C c ; Ked Cros ? , 7e.
CiiA'H Steveni' It , 16 In. 5 icj Steven * ' I ) , I
In. G > te : ? tcren ' A. ifiin , 7'tc. ' tt ven > ' P , Is
In. ; ; ttevens Jl , IB ln , ( c ; Steven * ' N. 30 In. ( K ; :
Stevens NX , 1 In , luc ; Stevens' SUT , Mln ( , li'c ;
bl nrhe < l , Ic extra.
mucV , 4 ye , Turkey Iteds Fountain ,
Ujrner , 7c ; Crentield.fhc : llerlln.CH.
lluvr Knows COTTON.--AtlantIo A ,
Atlantic H,7c : Atlantic U. OSes Atlantic I1 ,
Cc : Aurora O , i" c ; Hue V > head. 7c : Cabot W ,
G4e ; Harllnploru CJ c ; 1'armers' No. 1 , 4 = , O
4lic : lloosler LL. Vjc ; Indian head , 7ic ;
Lawrence LL , 5 < ic ; Henrietta L L. 5'4c.
SHKETISQS AND PILLOW CASIXCS Hrown
Net-rcpuerell CV-in. ljvci I'vpttorell. .
1'epperell4 , ac ; IVpperell , 10-4
X"ic ; t'tlca , l ln , l.V ; Itlca. fvln
17SC ! Ltlca , 72-ln. t4c ; Vtlca. M-ln. rfr.
ITtica. 90-ln. Se'to. lllearbed - Net Pcp-
jierell. J-ln , 10' Jc : 1'eppervll. 4JB-ln
llSe : Peiipcrell. G-t. ] Sc ; I'epperoll. M. 20c
Pepperell.lt-1 e ; IVpixrell. 10-4. 2Sc ; Utlca.
& -4. Sic : Ctca.9-4Uci ! Ctiea , 19-1. 'Jx ; .
-Atmi kea . G-c ;
; Hates. C c ; Warwick drw * , 7Hc : Lan
caster. OUc ; Glcnatr , < ihc ; Wbittcndon dress ,
bo.
Pntvrs-Indlgo bine Net Martha Wash'
Injrton,5Hci American. C\4c ; Arnold. 0' < c ; Ar
uold It. Ion ; elnth , lOc : Stiff ! A. ime ; ilyrrl
mac. T-- . lOc ; Gold l eat , Vic : Hamilton , aHc
Allen Pinks O c : Allen Chiuibray , Co ; Glou
cester.S'-tCi Hartol. 5 4i ? .
OUIXIREU C'.iMBiiics-Crovn. 44c ; Red Star
4Vic ; IU > lled Clover. 5c ; Slatur , 53Uc ; high
color * . Ic extra.
DEKISIS Net An o keas , ! oz , livje : Vork
camlet , 15c ; Kverrtu standard. 12Sc ; Hay
maker' * , 7sc ; Old York. XX , l Sc ; Lawrence
U Mv > c ; Lawrence , Hoz , 11'iC ; faney stripe
and cheeks , HSc.
COTTO.N * uci York Nankin , 10'ic : Everett ,
SOZ.IM ; Ltwliton , 10 01 , - . " e ; Worklnman's
lie.
_
Lumber.
FrsciKO VVlilto Pine No. 1. 4 and C In. IS
and 14 ft , I19.0 ; No. - . 4 and G In. 13 aad 14 ft ,
Ht-Oj ; No. 1 1 and 0 in , 1C ft , IIC J No. 3 , ( and
6 In. nil lensthv II ! . ( ) .
StClSD A. IJ2.00 ; II. Q39iO : C. 118.00 ; D. I13.M.
.
STOCK IloiHiM-.No. l common. 15 and 14 ft ,
i0.iiO ; 16 f t , JW.OO ; No.5oonimon , 1 and 14 ft ,
tli-00 ; 16 ft , 117.00.
CEJLIVO-NO. 1 unit * . V-ln. BLMj No. 1 bard
plne.K-lnfISJO : No. 1 hard .
pine , . -ln. t1.09 ;
No. 1 hard pine , % -ln , t.4. 0.
STOCK BOXKDJ-A und U , 12-Jn , UZM ; D , 12-
GHOOVBD Hoon.vo No. 1 common whlt
pine , K , 14 Knd , 16 f t , I19.W : No. 1 oomuon Y
pine , li 14 and 16 1 1 , Hi.00 ,
DWEXSIOSS
lift 14ft IS ft IS ft SOft Sft 24ft
II4..I15 OOI1Wlli OOllflCO tldOd 117 M Il3 00
IlS . li OO 15 00 UN 1C CO IS N IS 00 15 50
SxS IS 00 15 00 J5 00 16 0) 1 W IS W li M
SxlO , U O ) 15 03 IS 00 1C 09 10 CO IU 00 H M
2ll3 , 16 00 16 W li W 17 00 17 W U W 19 M
41410
8X9 IS 00 IS W It 09 1700 IS 03" U 03 SO 09
Hoiiu > 8-No. 1 oam. I1 .U ) ; No , J com , 117.00 ;
No. 3 com. lliWj No. 4 cooa. 112 0.
Suir LAP-NO. 1 plain , b aad 19 Inch , 117.09 ;
Xo.2 plitn ft and IMn h tk\ili Na 3 plala , 9
i and 10 Inch , moo . O , . . ln < h. IftnLV.
I IKTTr * * . W ttITrBlSfl , PH'KPTJI O G. bit * .
, 2H-ln. 7V. 'ii.tflS.aV ; 3-fh well tubing. U. A
1 > t. and llev. JilOy. pickets , U. A II. flat ,
. . . . .
roi-u B-fLt.iu Mn , all jfiJVls KJ 10 : clear
-ln. all width * . fcS-V > . # iv
V. I'IKE PIXWHINO Clc&r. 4 and C la. aSJj
stur. 4 and 6 In. ttl.W riftra-wed. M.OJ extra.
I'tsisiitso VntTt l'tNE-l 't mi 3d clear , 1
in. tKlWi 1 > 4 , 1'i and 2 In. Ol.UOi 3d clear. 1 In ,
WJ.W ; 1'4. 1 > , and Sin. M * > : A Relcct , 1 In.
UW : l > i. ] ' , and S In. m.Ws B select. 1 In ,
MAl : 1H , IS and 2 la , KB.W : U MilecU 1 In.
( noa. j (
I't.vrsitt.NO. Yct-txiK I'IXE CTear. 1 In , rSJ.00 !
IS. m and S In. K7.W ; star ? Ttl ; K4.0U.
; iiisni.r..s , JATII Uitm. X-\X , * i ; istand-
nrd. XAX , . ) : 6 In. . fiar5l& , H95 : No. t.
! 3D ; Cedar. XAX t ! 75 ; livUl. M25.
I'o rs-Whlle wdar 0 In- ' ? - K'Jc ; 9 In. ,
fur , tic : r.'i In S-llc ; h-ln. , & ? : 4 to 5 in
rvund. nSc : oak. snllt , W ! renl cedar , 15c.
Si h. so i > er cent i doors. * ojier cent : blind * .
9 per cent : mouldln ? * , 43p r 'tit ; lime. s 3
lair , Siic ; cement. American , SLiit cement. Ira-
ported. tLTo ; nliister , 2Jfi ; tr w board , tlWl
wr U rJ. SLOO ; tarfelt.tt.48.
Melnl * .
TIN PLATT-I. C. . lO.xJl. t''a : 1. .Y ioxl4 ,
$3.1' . : coke. 14XW. 112. M.75.
STEEI. U'nic NAILS Uaic , t ± ij ; steel mils ,
HUETZlNT C.
.KopriMj Charcoal , L 0. , lUJfl , n fc.03i I.
SHEET Inns-No. 36. Sl ; Xo.S7. * AOJ.
Souir.H Strictly half and half. _ lHe.
WiKi-.Jap. : barb , ia & ; pal . .
N-Siuall pi ? . 3 : I > er Ibs bar c
per Ib.
I'orrrR FlanUhed txiller slie * . SV ? perlb :
cold rolled. IHc perlb ; sheeUue , 'Jsc ir Ib ; pit
and tltif. ; tlc JKT Ib.
. . iRO.t Dlipoant
c ot : paU plan. Iron , Nos. 21 and ' . " ; , A ,
Commercial Go lp.
0. M. Darrow of the firm of Parrow Jc Lcan
Isspt-ndJns a few days at rioreiice , Ala.
Wilson t Prake. boiler manufacturers h ve
lust finished a larce Ixiller to be shipped to
daho City fur the Mashlnjton mine and
mining : company.
1'roM .t Harris , , carrlace manufacturer * , are
Introducing a new brake whh-h can l > e lid-
lusted to any carrlace and which wllldoubt-
iev be appreciated bv drivers wherever then-
are hills.
i' . C. Kocken-ieber t To. , manufacturers of
clzar boxes , are putin ? In a tie'T bo.ler and en-
clne uivd otherwii.e Inoreaslnc their plant.
They will so more cxten-.vely into the manu
facturing of packlus Kixes.
Oiuahahasotie of tbe trost complete cold
storase warchojses In the country ut slo
Howard strt-ct , which is under the rnanae-
uent of Duvld fole , A custom huu-c broier-
ale bublne sls al-o trnnsacted at the .same
place sot hut mnrehants in distant tow ns re-
celvluc liujwrted pocd > through Umaha. on
have the t-u toia how-e bit lne-3 transaetod
for tbeiu w Itbout the uel e ity of atrip to the
city.
CCIeuiens O-Kama. who t-xnk charce of tbo
mills and -warelKtu-e at 12"7 ? outb Twentieth
strxt-t the first of the month , has already been
conipelled to order ruore niuehluery , hlspros-
eut plant beln ; too sin nil to keej. up with tbe
orders. Ills specialties are rye Hour , pure
buckwheat flour and s-elf-risiuc "slap jack'1
meal. The latter especially having a biz
run with the trade , j-hipuientibeinj made to
point.- > fur east as Chicago aud all over tbe
west.
The Northwestern shot company will break
cround on Monday for a new factory nnd
tower , to be located In the rear of thelrolh'ce
on Seventeenth und Miison ' treet * . The bulld-
Itis wlllhe2Vs75 ft-et and the lower lee fret In
helsht. Beneath the tower there will be n
well < ir pit extending down Into the irround
sixty feet , uiaktn ? a fall of Ifti feet. The old
plant , located on Twenty-fourth Mrt-f t near
tbe southern limits of the city , will be sold.
The company will manufacture- lead pipe ,
s'ei't and ha : lead and > -liot nf all kinds antl
sizes. The buslueu U > under the
oIF. B. Lawrence.
Dr. Birnev cures , catarrh. Bee bldj.
1)1SI--R.\NCI1IS1NG OMA11ANS.
The Unlioly AVork In Which Prohibi
tion Spies Are Eniaieil.
Day after day brings to thi ? city probibl
tion Micawoers from all paru of the state to
aid the dead beats aad frjvudrwbo have been
for some time encaged 'in the preliminary
work of disfranchising thecltizens of Omaha.
These proselytes are , in the main , worth
less , tradel ess , brainless Individuals , without
mnilar occupation , whew ? families live upon
their friends throughout the year and who
long- for political campaisnis for the few dollars
lars there are iu for the performance of dirty
work.
These hirclinjrs are unprincipled. They
are interested in their' xvork only to the
amount they are paid for itf rogrardfess as to
whether it deprives the city of its fair fame
or robs the citizen of his vow.
That tnese imported sote will do their
work it may be difficult for people unac
quainted with tbe circumstances to believe.
They are beintr organized , LOtwithstandintr ,
and one of the first things they propose to do
on election morning is to arrest twenty-five
leading citizens of Omaha upon the ground
that they have encouraced and aided
in illegal registration. The latent ls
to terrify a larpe number of citizens who hare
this year rejLstertd for the nrst time , and to
prevent theinfrom voting- . They next propose
to challenge every man who has registered
this year lor tbe first time , and if his vote is
accepted , to promptly arrest him on tbe spot
They hold that the naturalization papers
which have been regularly issued by Clerk
Mooresare fraudulent and that all who aided
in issuinc them are liable to arrest and pun
ishment
In a word , they propose to leave
nothing undone to intimidate , abuse , heap
indignities upon citizens and. if necessary , to
DlacKeu their characters to keep them from
voting down prohibition.
"It is time , " said a banker , ' -that the
people of the city did something- protect
themselves against'this diabolical outlawry. '
Dr. Birney , nose and throat , Bee bldg : .
A CHANCE FOR OMAHA.
AVI11 it be Made a Po tal Inspectors'
Heart quarters.
All the postal inspectors worktop In this
state have been ordered to complete the work
they have on band as the state is to be taken
from the Denver district.
This order has caused considerable specula
tion amone government official at to what
district the state U toba transferred. The
idea has obtained that Omaha is to be made
the headquarters of a new district
As tha third district now stands it com
prises the states of Nebraska , Colorado , \Vy-
ominstud New Mexico , with tbe Headquar
ters ot the district at Denver.V. . \V. Pat
terson ts the inspector in chsrpo of too dis
trict , and he has a larpe number of men un
der his charge.
Omaha was formerly the headquarters of
tbo district but the office xvas removed to
Denver durintr the Cleveland administration.
A federal official who is connected with
postal matters stated that it would be prvatly
to the advantage of this city to have this
point made the headquarters of a division as
there was a great deal of business in an
ofiice as large as Omaha which required Ua-
mediate attention.
Dr. Birney cures catarrh. Bee bid ? .
THE IIBAUTV 3IAUKET.
TNiTltUMESTa placet Oa ' roojra Octo-
i. ber2i. '
0 W Ame i and -wife to J E Itiu.tlni ; * , lots
JO nnd 13. Atnos' add to flillxiale . I 303
S H H I'larUs , trustee , to > 5 A Marsh , lots
I nnd 2 , MltT. We tsldt ? add . TOO
E F Kwell and husband , w. F li Me-
Elhany. $4 lot .15 , Nelson's mjti . SM
W K llomau toV A Cramer , vp3 ft lot 3 ,
hlk 11 Isaac & Leiden's add vi . 4,000
JC Luke and wife to A nj Matthews et
aL sl : ft lot B , Luke i , T sipleton's
add . . . . : . , . 1,000
0 E O'Leary to Potter & Gforjfe Co , tax
loU 2. 4 , & and IS in 1-1S-1J. . . . . 2.Vtt
fame to fcatne. tai lot 1 In 1-lVlfl . 42.7M
ho Omaha Land Co to U VT Xishvr , lot
14. blk 111. So Omah . , . . . < : . 5M
A I" Tukey et ol to M E llatterwth.lot 22 ,
blk6Otlfton Hill .
I ) L , Thomas and * lfe to P J McGovern ,
lot a. blk SI Urehurd Hill " . .
OHWilworth and wife to II KouuUe ,
eVi lot 4. bit li , shlan' . add .
Total amount of transfers
Dr. Birney , nose and throat , Boa bldg.
It is understood that the Equitable Life
Assurance ocioty of New York will erect a
building in this city during the ensuing year.
Tbe building at Denver is progressing under
verr favorable oondiUons , and as the desira
bility of investments of this character be
comes mare and more apparoat it U alto-
pettier probable that Oraana , on account ot
iu promising future , will bo ohosea lot the
lite for the next building. Tbo cost of such
a structure would not fall talow JICX , X ) .
Dr. Birney cures catarrh , Bse bldg.
TI1E SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Ooasiderabl j at Sea and Tirade Gea-
crallj Bearish.
CORN AT THE MERCY OF HUTCHINSON ,
Oats Close With n Slight Advance
1'rorlslons Active With a Fair
Itangc MTC Stock and
Financial.
CnirAoo , Oct. B. rcpeclal Telejram to Tint
The wheat trade wa considerably at
ta during the nwm of the session. Current
newi was quite conflicting and the trade
Generally bearish. There were certain fea
tures of a local nature that made sellers cau
tious. To login with , public cables were weak
vhlle private advices it-ported ngrowinc de-
tnand aud a pretty firm taarket at Liverpocxl
There was talk of rain at many points In the
northwest and dispatches tild no Increased
movement t.eed l c looked for. Dradst reel's
figures , showing clearances In wheat and flour
from both eoajt * . for the week , of 1.7SS.O * )
buMiel * . nnlntt l.C5e.W9 ( the week previous ,
was the best bull point. Clearances since July
1 , however , are SlwOoyO bushels behind last
year. The break In tlie price of sllrer bullion
had a bearish effect. Minneapolis received
ffil curs. Dulutb 135 Minneapolis estimated
the Increase In stocks for the week at CW.OW )
bushels , Milwaukee , with receipts of SW.OOO
Increases but 45.MO bushels. Baxter. Rro * enu
llukir and others bought heavily on the ad
vance , while rudaby and waluers fold.
Hutchlnson was a seller throush his broker * ,
but the trade feared he was boldln ; the mar
ket down and taking wheat through other
Miuices. New Yurk and IIaltlniorc cleared no
wheat , and Philadelphia SVW bushel * . The
action ujj to noon wa < : Deeembsr. Sl.Wi to
M. i to * 1.0 \ to * 1. S : May. 81.07' , to II 07H
to il.OS. Vlieat WH < henry t the close at
bottom prices for the duy and \c under the
clrx.eyeiU'rdiiy at Jl.O'S ' f > * r October , fWSS
for December and tl.ff ! for May.
The corn trade waat tueine y of HuU-li-
In on inoitof tbese ? . > lon. but a Jew other con
cerns dl < rsome nutlet-able btulntf * . On the
whole tlie markt't was very firiu , and at 1
o'clock , after ? e mnse for the session. th
price of May a l c ever the clout of ye > ter-
day. The action for Mity wa ? : Opened at
f * 4c : s < i dat M'ieewSc. off to W e. up to
MSeofT toSl' c. nculn t Sl c at the close last
night. The corn tuarU't held HD well to the
close and showed a uniform net gain of lic for
all months with rklns Ucuros as follows : Oc-
lolxrSl'te ' ; iHi-c-iulwr.'M iMay. ; . .M' o. The
rtinje forUi-tober wasWSc to Sl e. auil for
DeceuilK-r M'.c ; May. M\ic At th clo - .
however , charter * -nero found to Iw 31.V03) )
bu .hel . onbaM-sof I'le to lluffn'o. Therewas
luurc hu zlm ? over tbe views , of certain
writers on the yield , but the market was urm
Inrieoendentiy of tins. Ilutchin-rfm aa
buvertmcu tlbie when the market waun the
bulse. and the tr de was nt a los * to know
what he vatrrln : to lo. Iiivienti tra was a
bujcrhtid weslern orders vere on the bnvln ;
* .iili' . llrrant and Mcl'onral s Id and Nc'.r
York sold hen. ,
Ttu-outs market liad a bulcc of 1C eurlj-
from4rK ? t < i47c for May. at i > hrh ! time llut-
chlu-on wa-called u buyer through I5 ell A ;
Co. Ueecniber sold up to Sc ut the sarnu
time. CliiMns pri < "f were- October Hnd No-
vember. 4JHf mimlnal : December. 4.V4 : May.
4 > Sc. The net advance for the da.v WKS 'jUSc.
Nooats chart era rt-poitt-d.
Hop pix luct ! . were quite active at tlniss
and altojrttlii-r tberv wnc a fair ran 1 in val
ues with la-t | irlec5ftH c oiorthf olo-e I ri-
day. Tlieiuo-t tint Icenbie trading of tup Ua.\
wastlie earlv bu ) insnf me- port by Ptiti-
hum ACo. . Mthfll ! was al-o
a ( 'i-od buy or. The auvunce froai flr-t
prlc - was hcloed b.v tbe ! .1ix'ncth
in corn. Diuilaiu bu.vinc ? m Uie croud to
blddlncHoHxIvy and T. J. Kyan & Co. writ )
sellers of | > orli. swift arirt Co. iiNo < olil iirod-
uct-s Lard and nl-s ire ftnnly held alldav.
Jamiarv sales rans ilfollows : Me i > fiik- ,
"
SM ) ; to"iIJJR > to Jl- " i to J11S71' to Jl ai bid at
tbvvlo > elard. ; f.G2 : > .i to ti.K > at the clu-e ,
wItb : ile Uith claimed and denied at 45.90 to
fJ.MTij to JJ.iG'j.
CKlC.tdU Lf I'E STOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct. ! > . Ifpeelal Tctepram to Tnn
UEE. ] CMTTLV : There was the usual Saturday
hnslne s. tran'-aetod. Tlecelpts lljht rnd only
few wanted ; everything coed or useful
was dUpased of at equally as good
prices as Yfetenlsy. . aad the general
market cl < i > eIn tetter shape than was ei-
pected ivtien It was known that the run would
roach SO.CW ) for the week. Tcxans sold steady
to strong , but ranrers ruled as low as at any
time during the week. l'lr-t cla s native
steers J X" > to ? . > ; seeontl class. 14.25 toJ.TTi ;
common , S2.75 to S3.T5 : Tcxans , $ i.a ) to 3.40 ;
ranser- . . ti3Jto-J5. ! , , , ,
liuc. iiusliies * active , trith drains sales at
a shade inoro rnouey than at the opening for
anything at all peed or u-fful. but roost , and
common showed nolpn > ol improvement and
lirlit ? orts sold a shade easier. There was a
rush for little pics yesterday. Uouih and
common heavy , fl.70 toKUO ; be t mlied , S .W
to } 4.1. > : prime heavy and butcher weights ,
O.2JIO # l.'JJ : light sorts , lare. at S4.10 ; pis' .
K.W to 61 * .
flXAXC2.ll , .
SEW TOKK , Oct. 2i [ pcrial Telcsram to
TIIE REE. ! STOCKS The openlnof tbe stock
market pave little ptoinlae of what was to fol
low. The short session xras quite eventful la
quick chanies. Suzar , while leading In deal-
In ? durintho firxt hour , was rather more
quiet than yesterday , but Union PaoiCo
showed more activity , and with St. Paul , Chl-
easoGa * and one or two others cave tone to
the market. JJotwltlntandlnj : the rally yes
terday , efforts at depres-ion were not pi
up and everything was lower , losses from last
nlpht's final fisures l eln ; generally froin j to
'i pc-r cent , but Cleveland , Columbus Cincin
nati i M. Louis was down \ , and su
Refineries at CC1 * was li per cent
lower. In addition 10 this UK * n further de
cline tot" > resulted from early tradlnz. but
thecreate t prt > surwwa upon Pacific , which
declined 'i from the opeuinz prices to 47 ? . era
a loof ! U from lt > last nlsht'f. h'lure * . L'ljl-
ca Rod aalM > Ut 1 percent , tt. 1'aul 'i. and
IxiuUvUle & Nashville and Hurlinston .t
Qulncy cacti S. the rt t of the 11-t , while
showlriz a heavy tone , tluctuatliigover an ei-
trtmrlv t.nrrow runiri'u > rar rapidly re-
covi-red toC71 ! , but Mocks ot the regular list
ra\e but ( reblf K--ponse to thi > inipixnvrnenu
The hurprlsc of the day came just after 11
o'clock , when the bank figures were not yev
known and th worst t as fearrd. ? t.
1'anl and "Union 1'acitio were tltreoly
raided and the former sold 3 poiiils under lust
nisut at . ' > , and the Utter 4H uamts under
last ulcht at 45' ' , . Ii ! . 'k Island went to 7. S.
and Ilurlinrtuii to 1H14. Xew York Central
lo t ' wr cent. Tbe bank -.tafrarnt showed
a falling off in loanof nr-irly J1.00.0 ! , a de
crease of deposit- H.750.WJ. and a fcinall de
crease of fei'4.Wj In surplus re-orve where n
decrt-ase of it.Odxi.tm'J a prudlcti-d The rally
In stocks was mrprl lny. Nearly all of tbt-
short decline was recovered , and ISurIlntou
closed at ' & . Kc k Island at 77. St. 1'aul at 5V
t'nlon Tacillc at 47 , . and . uar atC7. flas w .
off 1 pf r cent at 41. Miorts were quick buyers
MiU-s upsif ated 17V.O.V shares for tbe hal
day.
day.The
The f ollowlns were the. closing quotations :
. . . . . . . 1B1H
C ntr l l' 40e . &lt I' . , . A E. .
Ctnraroi Alton . 12 .Hock lilind . 7S
Cblrsro. llurllncton ti. M. A SL I'aat . ! ? '
AOulnccr . K ' do prcffWd . ll '
II. I. i W . 1 H t. I'anl A Omah . . . . 27
llllnoli Central . ICW'j ' do pretrrrwl . is
. L'nloo I'aclBc .
u A Teias . 11 W. . st-J * i I' . I&H
Ijile Miore . W > < do prffVrml . an ,
Mkilfui Central. . . VI Wcitero Union . el
MUmurt I'tclnc . f H _
MONET firmer. 33.3 per cent , last loan 2.
I'ntue MciuuxTii.c I'irKii-f n per cent.
ti KKI. INT. KxciLiMiE Quiet and steudr ;
slity-day bills M-tll ) demand , W. G ,
fROUVCK 3IAUK.ETS.
CUICAOO. Oct. 2. " > . -Clo > e Wheat Steady ;
cash , JUO > i ; neceiuber. tI.tt2Sfel.Oiii ! May.
Corn Steady ; cash , MHCI November , 51Se |
ay.-c.
O ts Lstsyi cash , 4'c ! ; Dtcernber. tSS'Ci May ,
46Sc.
Mess I'orV ? fady ; cash , IKUS ; January ,
i : May , Jlls7S.
Lira st adyi cas.h , KJD ; January ,
May. S7A"i- .
lire Quiet MM'.ic.
Ilariey-rina at tOe.
riux Cnsettlpd ut 11.47.
TuiKtthr Dull at ll.tl&l.'JS.
WUlsWy-ll 14.
1'lour Steady ; winter wheat ,
spriny wheat , IKiOjt&Vj ; rye. U.49
Ilulk M au-sbi > uUer > , ti. < C'i&3.73 ; thort
clear. IZ.'J& ' X ; tbort rll , (5.SX (
Itutter linn , creamery , ri3i5o : dairy ,
( . Utc-rull crournclieJiJar * , fkSSVic ; flats ,
Eviei roune Americas. Ixs.
T&lfow-l'uchauiodi No. l.ftolld , i ! e : No. ! ,
S\r ; take. 4'.c. '
hsc tfadyi fre h , 20c.
llUle-Lnon ued ; hoary and llcbt ere n
salted , t > 4r ; jrmiu hide * , 4 lie ; mlttd bull
hldM , PC ; green ialtMcalf , S&wf ( ! dry flint ,
® * : dry tilted , 7cj dry calf. SU9Ci deacons ,
Receipts. Shjpmenti.
Flonr. bbli . M . . . lo.tmj B.OCD
\Vhfit , bu . . . . . 7I.KO ( Utt )
Corn. bn. . . . , . . . 943,000 t&OCO
OaUbu . . . 2&4OM S , WJ
Yonic. Oct.Whf 1 1 llecel pts. 4r.WJ
bushels , eiport * . none ; pot norulnnlly hlshcrt
No. : red , ll.OTS In elevator : | | .e i ( arioat ;
tl.PiQi.i' | ( , f. o. b. : options hUbcr ; > o.5 rvd ,
October , closlnr &t ll.irs.
Corn llecclpls. K.7M bashfl * : oiports ,
49'M bushels ; market strons and lilchcr ; No.
'A W'lar. ' .c afloatt In elevator , K H So ; un-
cradfd mixed. fU < S.Wic ; option ! strong. Oo-
tel < er elosinf ; at& * c
Oats Itec lpt.s. 0.01 bu lic-lsi export * . S
boslielti snot flnucr ; No. S white , M4c ; mixed
western. liliCIV : irnlt western , 4. > 9/6Mi
options flrraer , October closlnc at45Ho.
Suar Kawnrtu.but dull ; re fined dull : white
extmC , l iftSe ; retlow. 5 > k sw ofji.5VO
ai-icc : meuMA.6\c ; RtanUard A. 'ir : cut
loaf. To ; pondered , C I'-I&c ; RratulatC'l.
IVtroleum United closed for November at
Kres l' ncy firm ; we trrn.
1'orkFirm ; me * < i , lll.2. > -ti : . . ' .
L rd sjtronser. butquii'i ; western
h'kfiO ; Norember , $5.M
Butter Klrtd : we torn dairy , 10315c ; creiim-
v . V
; lljiht skltn * . 4'ia7io. ;
. , Oct. Si , Tiitur < M were we k
with other features against brisk new and
resulted In unsatisfactory Miles both as to
quantity sjkl aud prices brought ; rwflpt.at
Minneapolis and liiiluth , t4) cits. Closluc :
No. 1 hard. tK-tolmr , l .V : on traclc. Sl.u : No.
1 northern. October , 0. > c : NoTi tubr.
Slay. fl.W , : on track. MSlWir ; No. ! north
ern , October. 91Sc ; on tmck. SI Jx
KASHAS CITV. Oeu 35.Vbsat SU-a cly : No.
" hard. e * ti.'V risked ; OjU Lr. S7le bM ;
No. : ' rvd. ch. . l Sc bid.
L'-orn Mrpnser : No.2eash. tftfic ; Octo
ber. 4 ! > ai Vc.
Oau Kuiler ; No , 2. ca.sh.4fk : bid ; October.
O.'t. a. What-Ka.sy ; No , 2
Oorri 1'irmer : No. 5mlM 1. S
Oats itnmai-r : No.2 tnUt-d , 46iiO.
WhJsUy-Jl.il.
LlVKni'OOk. Oct. SS Wheat Slwtdy ; hold-
eri offer inixmalelyi Oallforala , No. 1 , 7s C'ii
percental.
Ourn Sieady ; tuHed weitern. 6 &d per cen
tal.
_
MILWACKBE. Oct. IV M'h-at-Etisyj No 1
sprin ; . cash. l - flnNo. : . l northern , UJ * .
furn steatly : No. ii. Gilii.ajc. :
Oats Vuiet ; M > . ' . ' white , 47 > aH7'i ie-
Ontc.400 , Ol. S'ittle lle'e'pts. ' 4.0M ;
market about steady : ster . S.7."it5.25 ; Tei-
an * . i.ati ( . . : > .
lli > ? llwelpts. 2J.UJO : market active and a
shade tinner : r > nisli and c > ituiuon heavy. J.l.70fe
3.1W ; bfst iniTed. J4.ttn54 i ; , ; prime hca\y ana
butchers' wrichl.4. m a4.i' . ; H Lt. t .lO.
s'bpep llccelpt * . 2 , ; market stron ? ton
shade lilzher ; nat.vej. JJ..oa4. ' i TeiansJ3.45 ;
wt- > terns , {
Si. Locis. Oct. SV Cattle -Hecelpts. W ) :
shlpiucut * . 1.4UH ; murkettcady : fair to fancy
native stttTs , U sWUWj ; stoi-ken and leeders.
llozHerfipts. . 2.500 : sblpmcnts , : .TO ) ;
market -.icady ; heavy. J I toei/JOj mixed , S.78
fel.10 ; liht. ft.H ( > 3-l.l $ .
KXSAS ftrr , Oct. 2V Cattle Uocelpts.
12.4W : shipments. .b.U : co.jd stron ; :
others weak : Meer . JL4t 31 j ooos , Jl.SSt j
st 'kersaiiJ feeder . . ! 2.4fifct40.
Hoi lievelpt . 1 0(00 ( : shloments , SW ; mar
ket lower ; all grades J2.iT > & 4. 00.
Slr-tri Cirr. la. . Oct. 2i I special Telezram
t Tin : IIHE ] HolJtrelpt . 1115 : raartet
.trnnc : s'lllnp. be-.t i ? hizher. dnnwm steady
run ! itxireme quotatUms Ki-lk < ( ,4.0J ; balk at
8J.70fea.7i.
The maiked and steady decreise of the ext -
t > ort trade in Itus-ian ? rnln i * attracting thn
serious t'uti'in if the ppveruuicnt. fays an
OJca cable 10 t'ue Now Vork World. The
total -iitpuienu from all llu slau ports for
the lir-t six month * nf the present year only
reached 2. > ' .OOi , < iOO D > iod i. the ixod
biinz equal to thiityit pounds , as
asalnst aiOOU.t k ) poodin IvO. and
'WG.ti'iO.tkiO In IsKiissian ceuiiomlsts are
auaKln'to thi fact that A tnericon. Indian
and KirMhiu era In l driving the Ku-slan pro
duct out of tin- market aud depriving their
country of It- , former title of "the irnnury of
Kurope. " While thedecrease Isac-knowledRcd
to prosres-lns , nothing s bclns done to i-n-
eouraceMher lndu > trie to take the place of
wheat lalslnc. and the nro-pf't for the future
of the already retchonly ( KHtrnnd oppressed
ix > asantrr. who had barflv held their onu
while lius-sia was -till at the head of sraln-
selling nations. S dark Indeed.
Patlded Hank Clcatincn.
ST. PACL . Minn. . Oct. 23. [ Special Telesraru
to THE ItEE.-The ] st. 1'aul 1'kineer-l'rej-s
prints a tire column article In which It proves
pretty conclusively that the weekly bank
clearances ot ) llnueaiioll > are padded from
f 1.000.000 to EXWMOa to Rive tucclty a fictitious
business Importune ? . In btief , It Is shown
that the Minneapolis exchange * for the past
seven weeks are SUdOO.OW greater than for
the same period last year , but that the In
creased receipts for flour , wheat , lumber and
real estate , the desllns In wblrli comprise
prartk-ally all of the business of the Tlour
i-lty. had Increa-ed but M.CKRW.t. indicating
that t he padding had amounted to over $ . < > . ( ui.-
OOU. Then , as a clinch , the paper tnLe > the
cleirln s for the week ending ( Vtobcr 3 from
tlie Market Kec'ord. tbe commercial paper of
Mlnneatiolls , In which the dsllv exchance *
nere clven and footed up lor the wrote as
$ G.2C.'J7t but these returns were sent out to
the country as 3. 4,371 , padded exactlv i- !
OC0.1M. _
Houclit hy a ( Iritlsl ) Sjndic.ite.
The Enfllsbtj-ndleatr has fet a hold In
Providence autf three larsc woolen mills are
to pass Into Its control , says a 1'rovldence dis
patch to the Chicago Tribune , One of these
uillls Is at North I'rurldenif. une at Harrls-
vllle anJ the thlnl at MunUm. The Lyrnans-
vllle compan > was formed in l.vM aithCieorfe
L. Iiaviias president and A. l. eU treasurer.
Thtlr uitils are provided with fourteen sets of
caidsanrt s-lxty bind lj c > ms. They have t > een
manufai'tiirlnRWOiNtod sitltlnzs Thellarris-
villt milU Jtrv owned by Willtain Tinkh m i
t'o. They have been manufacturing fanry
worsted- , using ten set-nf cardli broad
and two nurmw loom * . The mill's of H. A.
Klinball are situated at Mantonand n re about
its larseas the llar-i ville milK Tbcv are
furnishCHl with * -e\cn rl + of rurds and IX
broad looms. Tliev turn out fancy cas-l mores
of n fine quality. Tbe selling price is not
given. _ _ _ _
The Weekly Ilniik Statement ,
NE-T VORK. ( X-t. IS. { special Telecrum to
THE HEK.I The weekly bank statement shows
the following changes :
Re-nrve , incit-a-'i . t 2--4.a"O
Loans , dii-rt-av . 3.'JIOJVJ3
Spw-le , decrease . 1.9-ifiooo
Lsal tenders. Increase . 1.0i.1.4Vj (
.
Circulation , decrease . -1.ID3
The banks now hold tllP > 7.i Its than
UIP requirements of the Si pr cent rule.
The exports of sueole fn > in ibis inirt l : < t
wek atnuiintetl toltU.-Mi. ot which Mi , > f wa *
in fold and IWJ in silier. Tlie iniixiri * of
s.pifle durinc the week amounti-d in M12.2.V ) .
of which ! 2,4i ) was in gold and MOW. ? . ' ; in sil
ver.
_
Thr Coffee Market.
Nnw YoBK.Oct.S5. [ ? pcplal Telegram to Tun
HEK. ] ConiiE-Options opened Hly..lj > oliits
> ipto 5 loints QOWII , CiOsliis steady and uu-
chin ed to 15 points up. Jules y\TM \ hags , In-
cludlns October at fl = . ais.iJ ; Noveruler
! i.75 ; December. IKJiVIutO ; January , f in.C-fc
JC-'O ; 1'ebruarr. I1C.O > : March , li 7t a KM :
May.llJ.4 IH5.V. : June. JIVW. Spot KIo. nulct ;
faicaros , tM.5 ; No. 7 , n.r ; > is.7.
Shares.
YoilK. Oct. S3 [ . li c4ul Telcjrain to
THE fUi.l : Tliefolloirlujara tUuHiluiu ; t > tok
quotation * :
Aduo. . . . . .190 , dle-Junli. H. II IK
I'runn 1'ulnt 2 iCaji. . C l A V IK
KurekaCon * W OouWACurrT K ,
HornMlicr Si ) < > 4Jfntil 1
Sauce 30 Sierra h'triula Jli
butter t're k 13
The Dry GorxU Market ,
Nr\r Yont , Oct. Si [ Special Telegram to
THE Her. ] In dry goods there was no new
feature beyond the more emphatic tone of
woolen fabrics. Men's woolens have recently
been cold in tome Initanoos at 5 to O'i per rent
advance , and from "ti to 10 percent Intruavo U
) oaked fur on tient Kn-on' ; p < > ! at a con-
fctrvutlie tmllraate. Urvvi Rixidk art already
higher la some last utiet-s. .
Uocrln ClubH ,
Joseph P. Sbarillc nd Fred Jolinc'x of Lin-
wood-were brcwRnt In by Deputy Marshal 1
Gllmore yesterday for selling liquor with
out a license. They made to denial of tbe
chirpe and wore released on t'i/M bill to ap
pear fcttb.a next term of court. These two
into , and another who has not yet beoo ar
rested , cperatod what they called tbe Turner
dab of Llnwood , where lx.tr wa % kept ( or
sale. Jollnek bold tlccou , ivlnc.i Sharllk r
afterwards coUecttd , ivhUo tUo third loan
banded out tbe beer.
THE BUILDERS OF THE CITY ,
How They Work Together and What They
Hare Aownpluled.
OBJECTS OF THEIR ORGANIZATION ,
First Year's Work of the Bnlltlem'anil
Tratlcri' Eicli ce The U't-ck'a
Building , Uoulty anil Hank
One of the local orpmltalfons that ba been
active during the depression , consequent
upon the pendency of the prohibition ques
tion , i the IVill t > r ' awJ Traders' Excuansa
Tbe exchange \vas orxaaiisd Devenioer
4,15 9 , and Incorporated under the laws of
the state of Nebraska , the c ] iill toIs
beinp pnc ! J at $ J , ( XX ) . The purpow foi
which this exchange \r.is or anli d , ii statoj
in tbeirtldej of Incorporation wre "the en-
oMJtMcftnent aad iirotoctiXm of Uio tmiMit.j
interests of the city ol Onmbi ; the inrui-a !
tion oost ( ] and equitable i > rinaolesof trauo.
the ojt.iWislnne-nt aad in lnt naiico of UM
form commercial usages ; the acqairt-uieat.
prcserration nnd dlscrimiuatloa of valuali.o
buslfless Information ; the adjustment of mis.
uaderstandiiipi nnd otmtforersics an iti
b-.Hu-een iiKllvidoais e A ed ) tbo buiklh ) -
trad&s , all to tbe end that membership in I ho
oorponiUoa mltfh ; bs , to the { uiblkan as
surance of * kUL , bonorablo dealing and rv-
Se\-eral times in previous
had b--en male Ui forui an aooointlou of this
kind , b'Jt ' always with f.iiluro. At the time
the prvsoct orianl alloB ivai founded the
coadtlion of the trade was such that it IKV
wine nece-ssary to taue some steps to try ami
prevent the aUuM-s which hud crept int > it ,
and re pMiil > ! e contractors find deilers canf : >
tofrethcr , discussed tbe situation and starto.l
oat w-itU the firm rosolro to bpnctU the bui' I-
Ini ? inductrics One of U > e feHturos uf the
eichange is the "Kxfhanir * hour , " f rum II
W IS o'clock daily , -whea mcmuvr > m < vt nt
their rooms in the New YorK Life buiUllntr 11
transact bu iue > ? \ritb. o ch other , and tlu-ro
at that time they mu lw found by tdo.f | mt-
rons and others \vho desira to e ? tni'Ui This
Is B very usefnl aud convenient point. a l > y
this dally raeotin ) : much valuable ttiuis
saved that would otherwise be oouBiiineiy :
runainc arouud over the * city trylnir to Mr , J
each other. Durias this hourcontricton o.ic
be found miking contracts and dealers in
buildlne materials sulilng their piKxls. Tb > ' i
aiminthis daily jnterchantre and contact r : b
off the rough comers and oontrartoiN imj
that th 'ir comj titers are not such Imd lol-
loxvs as they ivera thousiht to be. A
"delinquent list" is kept in the
rooms , on which is post < * i tbo names
of the > e encased in the business wba
act dishonorably or who fall U ) pny their just
accounts , also in this list a rword Is kept of
buildine speculators , who have Iwn in the
habit of erertiuc buildinrs without any in
tention of paying for them. This list i * in
tended to assist toward wooding out this
element which is a drawbacic tolexitiuivu
basiuess.
The esehancre , thouch not lu any senH
body taking any interval in i < olitn-s. ur i-a
that proper and just laws be cnaetod lioth ti.v
Ihc oitv aad state yovcrntnents , bearing UJMU
the building Industrie ? .
A new and itn pjrtant feature has jit * t In.n
added to thecsrhauijoaraianeit ] : ovtuui-
tiou nl buil-Jinjr nnteriaU und appliance It
i propo > ed to have ' \-erythins that is \j > < vl in
the erection and cvinpietion of a buildtui ; . > j
that any one Intending huildlap can irn thru
aud sec and selex-t ju t whut is wanted. Thii
cshibitmn will be found of crOHt b < jnont. It
is open to the u'-C'of the public aud should t a
llbsrally patroniieJ. lu the near future it ts
conteraplati'd additip to the cichuuse traJo
school. xvhea > youiiL' msai und bays can If.iru ,
pra'-ticaliy. the diffcTtfat trade- * and tnaku
themselves valuable apprvntico * . Thesu
schools are In siaccssful o ; r.iU : > u iu m'Htof
the Inrse cities of the east , and one Is badly
needed here.
The officers of too Builders and Traaes
exchange aru nichard Smith , oresidsnt. John
H. HarU. vice president. Martin I. Huer ,
treasurer , and D. J. Collins , secretary. The
list of members is ptvcn blo\v and in it is
represented all branches of tbo building
trades as xvellas linns who furnish all kinos
of material used in ooustractlon : Arthur .t
Herd , Acme pressed brick company , < icorscj
AlU'U A Bro. . C. B. BlcUle A Sou. ( i jor o C.
Ilnssett & C * . , Bohn sush and dojroo.upuir ,
Baruaclo iV Co. , John F. Copts. Drexcl &
1'till , Cow Urothers , M. A. Disbrow A Co. ,
Davis A Covrpill 'Iron work ? , Dcverell Bros. ,
Eagle corn ) works , J. Wilkaa Kord r.nrlu
company. Kay . \ ; Bvrno , J. A. Fuller A Co. ,
.1. C. ( iludd u , Gui Hainel , U' A. H.-wUuil ,
Hunt & Mcl'abe. John H. Harlc , J. J. Hani-
phen. Hussey & Day fompany , Martiu Ittuer ,
flenrvltuier , Ittner & Casseil , Job t Bros. ,
Tens Jensen. Chas. J. Johnson , A. Kiewitt A
Bro. , J. J. Johnson & Co . F. 1L Mc-C-.mncsll.
lamea Morton A : Son. Omalia coal , c ke and
lime company , John A. Wukefietd , I ) D.
Wyatt , AVelshans & CiibsonV 1 . Irish ,
Kennard paint and class rompatiy , Henry
Uve ey. FreJeriolt Meucodoht , Benj. Mel-
ouist , IV H Mnhoney & Co , Miller & Gun-
( Jcrson , Oi.'iaha slate and n > oUnc ootnp-iuy ,
Ornaba sa'e and irouvorKS Omaha art
slainej pluss works , Omnha cut stouc com-
Hichnnls ACa. . Frederick Huercplnr , John
Howe .t Co. , Kivhartl Smith , J. F. Siuitli ,
I'eterA. Smith. Xels Selcroe. J. ( ; Salb.-
Imry. 11. Slovens k Sou , A. Sfhall . c C 'oV
H. Apeiltnan. .Inhn P. Thomas. Arnold This-
sen vc tV > . . Van Court A : He > ii"Jict. John
Wlthncllsr. Peter Winrtheim , Winoito t
Kilev , V.'eslern ixarnii-e work * . WnU'rs i
HainBh'r , Ueor e H. Younsonnan. Hcink-r-
son &larrbh , Wison , t Drukn , L uis lJi-.nl-
ford , Himebauirh < t Taylor , llulbort A : Ilium.
Kach inembor has an iudivldual letter lx > x
in thorootm , and mail aad other oiuttvr c u
ttt left there iustond of bein ? sf.it to m-
dcfinita aailresse * . The fielJ of usefulm-i ? of
the cxchnnpe to twth those diwctlylmi > rt > iteJ
and to th general public is very IUTRO , anil
tee latter should aid this Omaha institution
hy pAtroniihg thee oooneolad with > t Ity
> o dolnc they : uay feel satistiod that h-i- : . at
and gooJ rwults will bjobuiaoJ.
The F
1'ho foHoivhiK figurej show tlie tot iN > f
real estate transfers , building pjriutt , * : il
baiiK riearinp * for the past wtxsk :
KEL , BSTATB THAXSfJWi
Monday . isi ni
Tue- lay . M H
\Vi-dnesdi y . 31.T.1
Thur-dny . w.'iTi
1'riday . cuts
Saturday . D5.i7
Totsl . f3 . ' M
BDILUI.S'C ftllllirTS.
Monday . I fi.iii
Wediic-.duy
,
l'rki y . JO. ; ) "
Saturday . 3.C.5
Total . . . { 5.77i
Monday . . ll.tn.iw.cr
\Vwlnt dny
Thursday
1'rlday . - * ; : n
Saturday . T7J.M7 . *
Total . v.iptri' ti
An Increase over tlipoorrmndndlu ; J < MX of
last year uf ICJi | > fr
Improvement Note * ,
liojd's uew opera honsc U rapidly
uiK tangible pn > iMrtioBs. '
Dr. Hanchett's fiO.O'X ) n idaui oitSoutii
Tuntb street will wxro be opmplBUki.
The brick and stotie utrk li been c-mi-
pltitcd on three ttorkM of tlio new dty hall
H. T. Clark's f J5.0M n ldcnc * at Twenty ,
fifth and Capitol avenue but bean i < o nilnU | > I.
The Smith block ul Ibe corner of Twenty ,
fourth and Ctttnlug trt * U niJy for occu
pancy.
J. r. DiUoti'n J7inW Uru-k tturfvhmu't ) at
1103 NlcUolai will be r * afly for uixupiMc/
December 1.
Beebe & Il'jnjaa ' kre preiwrlujr \ o w-
meocc operations on tbrir UB\V furniture fa v
U > ry ou North Tblrt eeth ttre t neuriruon. (
TheCloorp ttt at SeveoteenUi nu.l Uhi-
CKUJO , built ut a oo > t of pw.otw , arv i.c-jtly
) rtwdy fcr ( 04i a'ji.'j.
i The fltushiui ; touclra are baiuif | ul ou
I C-ouraUnan Ulsco's $ J5. CX.y tcoooioat block
l at Twcity-ninth f.ud lurd.