THE OMAHA DAILY J5EJ5 , StrXDAY ( iUTOBER 25 , 1801 SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
THE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
*
j t > Country Collections Iniprovinjri Though Not
' - * as Good as They Mijht Be.
OMAHA GRAIN MARKET IN GOOD SlUPt.
til .JollliiK ) ) Trnitu MoU .Snllii'iu :
lory and the Outlook lornii
Active AVIntcr Trade
Vtry Hi'llllnnt.
Money , say the banker * , Is not elmo and U
In falrstipply , but there is n rigid scrutiny
nf all securities offered anil this In substance
has been the situation for some tltnu hack.
Hankers as it nilu do not look fov any ma
terial changtj for the butter , o fat1 ns deposits
nro concerned until uftor the coming of the
iiew year.
WJillo the clearings at Omaha still fail
Rhort of what they were a year ago , the gap
Is being gradually closed up. .Thu clearings
fur the different days of llio past week were
us follows :
Momliiv . , . ! KVjtu.iVl
Tiuiiiiv . L. iii ! .ni.-v ,
\\i-ilnesday . ( . . tni.KM.il : :
Thursday . Ti.t ! > W.I
J'rlilny . T''il.lCH.W
haimilay . Tll.lili. ! ! !
Total . ti.ciT.'jnT.TJ :
In trade circles it Is noted that money Is
gradually working easier , n& collections Im-
provo. Country roads which were heavy ,
mulling travel slow two weeks' ago , liuvo
rapidly linprovod , and trade In the country
has been moru active during the past few
days and moru on n cash basis. This has had
the natural result of making collections
somewhat better than luoy wore last month.
Country collection cannot now bo called
good and will not bo until winter weather
sots In and the corn crop commences to move
freely. The best authorities look forward to
December as the tlmo when collodions will
show marked Improvement. The reason for
thin IM self-evident the retail dealers have
their .ihelvos pllud with wlntor gooJs and it
will reiiulro wlntor weather to start thorn
? moving.
Tlio oily trade naturally follows after the
state and all local retailers are looking lor-
wanl to a heavy Uuristtnas trade though the
movement of goods Is now light. Unusually
heavy stocks of goods for thu holiday trade
have be-on put in by both city und country
merchants.
The Local .Jobbing Trade
Is good in nil lines of business and In most
cases It IA reported as rushing.
Trade prospects were never better In the
grain growing sections of the west , and thu
outlook Is unusually brilliant , farmers are
commencing to feel the results of thn big
ciops and high prices for cereals and are
certain to buy more goods than usual. A
knowledge of thcso facts is encouraging to
the retail trade und In turn is foil by the
jooburs.
Dry Gooilfi
The local Jobbing trade Is excellent. The
little cool weather has already broken retailers
llio " In" business
ers stockH , making "lining
( jnlto nctlvo and there Is u feeling that
Omaha jobbers will have n larger late trade
than ever before. As u rule jobbers' stocks
mo not largo. Jobbers generally have Inul to
carry .somo of their bosl customers , and
whllo no largo portion of the crops hnvo yet
moved , the fueling Is s-o good that retailers
have been able to got accommodation from
their bankers , and so have many of their cus
tomers , and the result is that collections are
better than they have been for over a year.
Thu majority of the now trade take their
discount . The outlook for Iowa and Ne
braska Is most encouraging , and with cool
weather thu business will of necessity bo
large. The consumer will have the where
withal to buy , and a month's active trade
will so affect the retailors' stocks thut they
will need moro goods. Jobbers fcol that tha
outlook never has bcon bolter both for the
ualanco of this season and the spring * of IS'J'i. '
In New York during the week under re
view , says the Bulletin , there was but a
quiet io < iuu9tat Ilrst hands for staple cot
tons , but taking the current demand , to
gether with the deliveries In connection with
former orders , the movement has attained
fair dimensions for the tlmo of year. To
wards the close of the week tliero were
Humorous Inquiries being made by western
houses with u view to spring purchases , to
be forwatdad before the lake traftlc closes ,
nnd It is prouablo that these may ovenlunto
In an Increased trade during the next wok
or two.
Local Jobbers roporttrado as running good ,
wl'h a fair distribution of all kinds of gdods.
Coffees have shown u llltlo reaction. It is
tlio Ilrst tlmo any llrmncs has been noticed
In four months , but there has boon no ad
vance , only a firmer undertone. Sugar for
two days the past week wont oil , but recov
ered later In tlio week.
In New York , says tno Bulletin , taking Iho
run of goods on the market for staple grocer
ies , there aru few at the moment showing
any great Uegroo of animation , yet there is
business to bo found on Ihu slrcet all thu
whllo. and conditions appear fairly promis
ing. Some now stocks are commencing ' .o
move , notably the domcstiu growth of rice
and Iho cano products , and these na they become -
come plentiful enough uro likely to unmet
attention , though ucttiul natural wants of
regular custom nro depended upon to furnish
u pretty good outlet from this tlmo forward
until well on toward Iho close of the year ,
with a possibility of reaching liberal deals in
some Instance.-j.
Harilwuro.
Local jobbers speak of their Irado as being
Ilrst rate. Thuy appear to have reached the
tlmo which they hnvo been anticipating for
a mouth or moio when there would bo a rush
of business. Orders are pouring In by mail
nnd by telegraph. It looks us If retail deal
ers had held buck as long as possible and
must now have goods and navu them quick.
1'rlccs remain ubotit steady.
At main points of supply In thu cast thu
conditions do not appear to bo qultu .so satis
factory. In Now \orlc It Issuidlhut on most
homo outlets the pressure of moving supplies
Is comparatively moderate , with but small
ovjnencu of growing tendencies. Uuyer.s in
personal attcndancu cannot bo swerved from
their prograinmo of Investing only to a limit
of the list of goods carefully prepared buloro
leaving homo. Mail orders tire In the
innln fur staple gopds to fill out
assortments and the coriuspondencu
that comes with memorandums from
travelers repents llio story of ImlllTcroneo
among small Jobbers , retailers , etc , and u ru-
fusul to exceed hilly shown necessities. Thu
export trade is helping gut out of Iho way
< | imu a nl co lltllo bunch of stock from lime to
time. On gouor.il run of quotations the
foiniorlino of llgurus U used , and tone called
kieiuly. Nulls havu changed In no particular.
Demand from ul ! quarter * nnd for nil kinds
in of limited proportions , with buyers not to
uo diverted from tbo hand-to-mouth policy so
long pumicd , und auiplu blocks ottering upon
un easy basis of valuation.
Oiuim : ! ( iraln Market.
The local grain market has hern llrm nil
the week , considering eastern markets. At
thu beginning of the wcok It was better than
nny other marhel on oats , and later buyers
ncro inklnc advantage of thu bulgusold
heavily. Prices woru advanced in proportion
to other markets , us tnu closing pi-fees of the
week will show.
Thu market on rya has been vorv good
hero and stronger than mo.st othur markots.
Thuru has been very liltlo trading In prado
wheat orliarlcy.but tbo san : plot rail Ing In bar
ley Mild readily anU us high us Ml cents. There
liusj been liltiu demand for low gnuto barluy
mul fcallv no market for thu damaged low
jriMdcs. tiood iMiuloa of u Ik-lit color would
urlng bolter prices hero than on most nny
other market.
There wui cnnsldurablo trailing In corn
during the latter purl , of Dm weuit anil at
i-ood prlcuj. Ne\t week will probably show
more uuhlnufti for November and December
ihiimicnt.
Thu Inspectors notoiin improvement In the
quality of thu wheat coming. Thu oats are
Kfiulliih' principally No. II white , miilnly on
account ot thu cm do .shapu in which thuv
rrlve. Thu rye la of good quality , but Iho
uarloy is maul all moru or less damaged anil
grades No. H.
Tno Nebraska Inspection Is Riving general
i Isfaction , aUhoufh grain U being snipped
Irjm hero to the market * hardest to suit.
The total number of cars inspected this
month to far arc :
Wheat
C orn Ki
Hvo . . t
llarloy . . . . IB
ouu : . JKO
Total . U
' "hu total number of onrs Inspected for the
month of September wan VB-t , and It Is ex
pected that the number will bo moru than
doubled this month.
The tolnl number of cars of wheat in
spected during the past , wcok was as fol
lows :
.Monday . 81
Tnuoilny . 3
Wednesday . , . 70
Thiir day . , . " " . ( ! l
I'rtilny . Wi
Saturday . TO
Total . I.V >
( "lilunuo ( iraln and I'rovisioiiH.
Wheat has shown n downward tendency
during the week. The features of the homo
situation hnt'u been bearish. Continued
heavy receipt * , perfect weather In the north
west and somewhat moro favorable weather
for seeding In the winter wheat boll havu
conspired to make tin ) situation on this sldo
weak. Temporary rallies , however , have
tu'on : place , caused by ruthurjibcrul foreign
buying nnd by rumors of fo'reign politieul
complication , nnd also by the rehash uf the
news of the prohibition ot brcadstulls from
Kussln.
Corn has been comparatively strong , as the
cash doinand for the near by futures seems
to bo well sustained nnd dealers nru loth to
sell the new crop options until the movement
n moro liberal.
Oats advanced sharply , caused chlolly by
the export demand , probably Induced by the
prohloltlon of iho ox port of oats and maize
from Russia.
Provisions have held nbottt steady nnd
l hero SCOIIH to bo u disposition ou the part of
some iradurs to cover a portion of their
short sales on the January options. The old
pork options were nJvnnccd slightly by the
ruling of the directors of the Chlcaeo Hoard
of Trade permitting speculative trading in
old pork after the Ilrst of the year.
O.M.UI . Oct. SI. ISOI.
The week's receipts foot up ' "J.iCiO cattle , Bl.-
100 hogs. VJ.'I sheep , usiilnxt U..tMJetittlc. ' SI.M3
ho.'s , ( io."d sheef | lust week. Thu cultle mar
ket WIIH not. u\urly active , but prices were
about stuudy on neuf steers. Common cows
weru dull and easier. I'ceder.s continue In
good demuml at , steudy to strong prices. lu- !
culpls uoro seventy-four cats , thu iliihtcst
tun .f the week , ' ( 'he bulk of tin ) olTorln s
\vcn > rangers. The feeder muiket was not
ovur Hiipplluil. Pair to peed l.uou to I , I. TO Ib.
Mi-ors sold lit t.iVti.'l. : ! : > 'l : medium , tu'.fiUi&.M ) ;
Co. union. W OOS'i.Yk
The week closes with a rnnof .7) ) earsof hogs ,
milking the week's leculnts'-.l.lO" , or very lit
tle sliortof last week. The iinalltv was uOtmt.
llku l''rlday. somu very geol noxs. hut u lib
eral proportion of verv common stitlf.
1'ackurs have been Iho principal buyers all
week , there being pructlcally no shipping de-
mund uml the fresh incut men only buying
moderate. v. other markets were reported
lower and linyers started out to take oil' an
other good sl/ed shavlns. ( iooil heavy
und butcher wuluht hogs sold largely at
J'U > : > to Jl.i'O mid light and inl.xed loads
mostly from $ . ' ! 80 to J.Li. ! ' > . The fueling on all
sides wus weak and dealers wuro not slow In
gutting down to business , so that trading was
fairly active In spltu of the lower rungu of
prices , the puns being cleared before 11 o'clock ,
Sales were largely nltlUli tiiHU ) , against 1.00
to i 1.03 I'rhlay , or a good 3c lower.
1'rli'us have declined this week 2no lolMe. On
Monday tbo bulk of the lio's ; sold at from ll.l.'i
to * ! . : . ' . " > with a top of ? l.'l. > , tin ) uveruso cost
bebiBifl.-'i ) . The top yusteiduy was fl.O , ' ) , thu
bulk hold at Horn * l. ' > J to JI.OO and the average
cost wustt. HI.
UATTI.K Oillelal receipts of cattle , l.'lll.
us comnarcd with ; t. H yesterday and l..Wl
Sutiirdiiy of last wcok. Market steady on
duMnibtu grades of beuf steers uml butcher
stork ; other grades uusler. I'uudors li. active
demand and llrm.
lions Olllulal receipts of hoes , l.l : t ,
as compared witli 4,31' ' yosturday and ; iO.Vi
Saturday of lust week. Market active und
prices u strong Tic lower than yesterday.
Kverythlnssold early. Hulk ut * : i.li ( Tjj.iKl.
ugulust S\.WaAM \ yestBrday. Light , ji.7iiUVi : : ;
heavy. XL'X&t.Qji mixed , Sl. W/l.ll.V !
SiiKCi1 Olllolal lueeipts of sheep , none.
as computed with -.71'J yesterday ami 2."ul
Saturday of last week. Demand iuod : ; market
llrm.
_
Itoeolpts nail DiMpositlon Dl'StooIc.
Olllelal receipts anil dlspo-iitlon of stock as
shown by the nooks of the Union Stock Yards
company for thu twenty-four hours , ending at
Oo'ciuok , p. m. , October ' 'I , Ib'Jl :
e.KTTI.K. noes. SIIKKl1. lll'.s , tM'l.'S. .
Cum. illunil Cum. llfinul. Cars. Illunil. Curs. lluml.
7l | 1.7111 ! ' 4O.M
llcprcscntatlvo Sales.
STKI'.ll- ' .
WKSTIMIN CATl'lili
Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
.1. M. Uhndivlck.
43 cows. . . Ml 3 15 1) ) feeders. . 83(1 ( BO
Pin bin I. CCo ,
null. . . . ia7o i ( o a ; cows MO 1 75
calves. . IKS 8 M 10 calve , . . . 151 4 5J
IIDflH.
'his. ' I'r.
200 J.I (15 (
too a ii5
2M a ti5
120 a (15 (
(0) ( a ( ki
w a ti.i
200 a us
ifio a 05
120 a in i i
luo ati7)i )
s'J 100
M 4 tfl
800 I CO
40J
120 400
IM 40J
IU ) 1 00
100
M UK )
8M ) 4 00
120 4 IX )
10 400
4lH )
4 (
120 100
40 4 Oil
I2J 4uO
40 100
40 400
M ) 400
KIJ 405
405
PII58 AND UOlinil.
o . I
lave Sioutc Market.
OiiiL-vni ) , III. . Oct. 2l.-lSpeulal Tolegraia to
IIIK lliK.l--\boul : l.wo fresh reeeliilii and
moiu Iliiin that many Htaluuuttiu uere oirercil
fur Kiilu today. Thu demand did not cull for
anything Ilku Uiul number and UK a matter
ot uour-u thuru was no Improvemunt In prices.
Trudlti ) ; wiii sluw and Iho tone of thu mar
ket by no muuns htiu.yunt. Tln > largest part
of thu supply was llnally worked oil at about
I rhluy's priciiiuol at Ions belli ; ; froni TJO to
f8.75for Inferior to oxttu. . cows and linlls ; (1,30
to fkSO fur stookern and feeder ; , ; fi.'o to 11.40
for \ cry common to extra drctked beef and
khlpplni : oleurs : 11.25 to f 1.75 for westerns , und
il.H ) tu ilk 15 for'IVxuns. I'ulvm wuro In demand
at from tl. 75 to (5..V. Thu iccolplsof cuttle
for the ( no weeks emllntr with today exceed
Isl.iW liuail. This Is u Kreatur number tlrm
WIIH ever piuvlously put upon thu market In
twocuiituunllvu weeks and It In little wonder ,
therefore , that prices fur common
and nivdium frudtis , of whkh tnu vast
majority nf thn olTerlnis eons ilrl.
should havu continued to work di > wtiwird.
Tlichrlnkune for the neck in the grades
bu.ow choice iimonntH to from I5c to 2n < ' per luo
pound" . Choice cattle have continued ir-urcc.
but srllurs found It Immioslblu to "ustiln : vnl-
ues In ihu face of a Mcady decline In the
lower griules they lire fiom " > tn ID loner
than nt thoelo cof luit week. The extreme
rungu of sales \ \ i from 75c to M..V' . Only u
few linndted of theoirurliiK * ' sold uboie t.V ' . ' . ) ,
Thu hoz tnuikcl developed eonslderahle
slrcnitth toduy. Theiu was free inivlnx bolh
by packers und shipper * , and nllhoniili the
Kiippiy aniiiunled lo abjint 18.0 K ) head , sales
were ipilek at Frlduy's iiuotatlons , which
were from f.0i ( to J 1.50 for poor to choice heavy
and ta.75-tn tl.ai for common to choleu
Ileht , There wus not much trading
nt the extremes , from f 1. 10 totl.a.1 buyln.j the
( 'reuii r p.irtof the hca\y and medium weights
and tl.oi lo ! l.20 belnz the popular prices for
lltht. : Armour iiald fl.50 for a loud of .Ml-lb
hous. with which exception no sales weru re
ported above ll.l.'i. Dnrliu the week values
have depredated to th extent of from I.Vj to
25c per I'M Ibs. . thouirh the supply was 7.000
head less than for lust week uiifl CO.OOO head
le.ss than for the col responding week lust
vear. one year IIKU thu ran jd of prices wus
J.l.70toi.a5.
The Kvunltu Journal reports : CATTI.I : le- !
eplpls. I.IKOI shlpinents. 1.5m. Market sleady :
native steers. fJ2.Vii.5i ( ( : Tuxain , J..iJf/.iO ;
Mocker * . Hw a.'l.'O ; ccws and bull" . tl. ' ! ' U2. < > 5 ;
riincers. tl.s.Vif .75.
lloiiH llecelpts. It.iWO ; shipments. lO.WO ;
market uctlvu nnd blither : ruufli nnd com
mon , M.H.Jifl.10 : mixed and piel : < er * > , * I.IV ®
4.25 ; prime heavy und bnlehurs' weiKhtSr , fl.IK )
e\Slj light. * f..Wfi.B. :
SMKIP : Heculpt" . 2.500 : slilpmc.its , fid ) ;
market llrnier ; weslorn" . . | l.rOi(4.iO ( : mixed ;
f I.I 4 1.30 : owc.s , { . ' .7.Virl.l3 : lalnbs. '
_ _
KHUN IH City liHv StouK Markt. !
KANSAS CITV. Mo. , Out. 24.-'vrrii ( : Ue-
culpts , 4.2i'u ; shipments a,5JO : market dull ,
steady : steers. H ' . ' 5441. 01 : co\\ \ , } 1.2.Vfi2.S5 :
stocki-rs and fuedurs , W.dUiM.OI
llod.s llecelpts. 11,400 ; shipments I.IIM : mar-
Uet r/i'IOe lower : bulk. t&uocM.O'J ; all griules ,
f.l.25/.l.25. !
Siuii' : : KecelDtH. , ' 141 : market steady.
St. I , ( Mils li vu Stouk Market.
Pr. I.ofis. Mo. , Oct. 24. ( 'ATTI.K Hucuipts ,
1X10liliiineiitx ; , a , will ; markut dull : nullvcs ,
J2.505l.\7o ; Tevans and Indians , S2.ooii.uo : ;
cows , ii.aiviii.a. .
lions Itecolpts. 8,400 ; shlpmcnls. V.fifli ) ; mar
ket steady : heavy , ? 4.204il.a7i ! : mixed ,
4.80 : light , * 4.2U3l.i > 0.
Nr.w VOIIK , Oct. 24. ' ! he pUvk market today
displayed norhuiu : In thu temper which has
marked It during thu wholu week , but with a
very moderate volume of huslnu.ssand almost
strictly professional trailing , a llrm tone was
presented with slight lluctuallons and only
small changes In everything traded In. Thu
widest movement was In Sugar , which was
dealt ever u range of I per cent , but the
features of the market were St. I'aul
and Klchmond & West 1'olnts and In thu
government's securities fairly repiesent the
whole temper of the market. ThuCfoioIgn
houses were moderate buyursof their special
ties und other large interests were doing lit
tle In the market cither for support of the ac
cumulation stocks. Theio were the usual
realizations by the smaller class of bulls on
'
the rise of the lust two clays , but the Improve-
inent In prices has nut been such as lo bring
an v amount of stocks upon the market.
TrmlliiL' , thmcforc. was very light and the
( luctiiatlons were strictly upon a parity with
the business done. Ainon the Inactive .sliures
no feature of any kind wus seen , but thu
advance of ipercent ; In St. Paul prufened was
thu only movement of Importance. Thu open
ing wus dull hut tinner und theiunasno
change In thu temper throughout tliu > uslon ,
even iho bank statement with It.s maturlul
gain In surplus reserve and heavy gain In
specie fulling lo have any appreciable olTeet
upon thu market as It was about expected.
The markul llnully closed dull but thin ut
ubout the best prices of thu day , but only
fractions hotter than lust evening s figures , no
material change In any sto-ic taking piuce.
Government bonds have been dull aud
stead ; . State bonds have been neglected.
The following uro thu closing ( ( notations for
thu leading stocks on thu Nuw Yorlc block ex
change today :
KnslToniifMsun llhiiSt. I'unl
ilo l t pruterreil. . . 47 | ilo preferred ll < y > h
iluM ! preferred. . . . H'l'.St. . I'nul. .Mln. \ .Mini.III
15rlu MVijIyt. I'll n I \ Oniiilin. . . ; il > 4
ilo profcrrvil t'ilA | ilu tueferruil I'ljj '
1'urt Wuyne I.W .Tcnn. . Coul A : Iron. . . " > ! i's '
The total sales of stocks today woru loa.l4 |
shares Inclndlni ; : Alchlson. 7,475 ; Uhlcmro Gas ,
l'i,00ii : ICrlc , 4,200' : Noithwestern.8lH5 : Northl
urn I'aellle preferred 2,410 ; Kuudln ? , il.Ooo :
Klehnioud .V : West I'olnl , I2,1W : : tit. 1'iitil 10-
40 ; Union I'aellle , 2,8110.
I'iiuuicliil Keview.
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 21. Thu Post says : The
tulutlvo activity and strength In ihu bond
market was purhaps the most Klmilllcant
feature of the day. Thu bank statement , M )
fur as It had anv elTect , wus u favorable Inllii-
ence , for Us showing of Increase in reserve
was belter than anticipated ,
Kluiuiuliilotus. .
Nun Oni.EANS. l < a.Cct,24. C'luurlnss , Jll7n-
72t ,
ItAl.TlMO .is. Mil. . Oct.--Jluarln-'s ( ( , J8OU5-
CHii : balances. i.a'J,4'.l ) . Money , ( i pur cent.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. . Oct. 21 ? ( Jlenrlmrs , .f I.7SI -
100. I'or thu week endlnj ; today , JlO,8GO.SSj : In-
erease , 8.4 per cunt.
NKW VOIIK. O.'t. ' 'I. C'cnrliiKs. * lls72.sru ! :
balances. ii.751.Kir. : ; I'or the week , clcarlns ,
J U..W.bK" ; balances. tr.12S.a,2.
ST. l.otris. MO. , oet. 84. Uloarlncs $ ' ) .4i8.- :
ll'ti : buluncus , tf.'a.is. ( .Money , 7f < pur cunt.
Kxchun' u on New York. 7.ViJMo ) dls'iount.
Cluurlir.'s for this week , 8i,8''l,7il8 : : buluncus.
* 8,22l.lll'I'or last weeK. clearings , f25,80l,2i'lj :
balances. $8,571.Ir.'l. I'or the corresiondlns |
week lust yuar , uloarlngs , 12li.17V'jj : bul-
lini'us , $2,001'Hi.
l'nii.AlKl.l'illA , I'a. . Oet. 2l.-Cloarlius.
} IO,5G7 , i'd ; bulunce.s , fl.liai.SMl. Cleai'ln.'s for
thu wuoU ended toduy. fl.'J.Oi'.l.'J.'ll ' ' ; balances ,
$ lMt > ilb ) ( > . Money , 4 pur cunt ,
\VAMIINITON ( , P. ( J. . Oct. 21.Tho amount of
4'j ' percent bonds redeemed today was J7.'iiOo ,
maKliii ; tbu tolul rcdupllons to duiu f 'U.Oiii.Wi
and leavlnn outstanding tltKJO,2i.O.
CniCAno , III. , Out. 2.I. New York oxelmnzu
Kleinly at par. Money stuudy at II pur cent
Hunk cle.irlniM today weru tI4.7ro.74s : for the
week , i'A ' ( Uo-7 ) , an luereasu of tr,2XOiO ( ) over
the sumu weuk last your , tei'llntf c\uhaniu
wus Mow uml unchuiiited.
IIOSTON , Muss. . Oct. W.-UloarlnjfS. fl.l.OGS.S'i ' ; ! :
halunecs. IIV)7.7I. .Money , W > Kt pur cent. I'x-
chunsoonNew York , Mfitl .culscdunt. . I'orthu
wuuk cluarliiKs , f.lMin.tNnt bulunce.s. tll.li ; ; . .
'Ii5. I'or Ihu corri'spondlns week lust year ,
Now York .Monoy 'Mnrket.
NKW YOIIK. Oct. 81 MONKV ON OAr.r ,
EiiMy , ( aiiKlrii : from 2'i ' to a put cent ; lust loan ,
8't ' | ier cent , uiosed ollercd at S'i pur cunt.
PIII.MK MwirANTii.r. I'Ai'Kit .I'l&il'i ' ' pur cent.
STKHI. NO KxcilANOK-linlnt and steady at
fl.Sl for sixty-day hills and tl.SI far du-
niand.
Thu following were the closing prices on
bonds :
lUlt 8llviu-4i : > 4d per ot.
MONBV i percent.
Hutu nf discount In the open markut for
botlibliorl and three month * ' hills , ' . ' , ' , per
Wheat Wo.ikor omK T Sfe Mostly of a
Local ObamO'.or.
.3 * .
WINTER GRAIN SEEDING INCREASED.
ltd urns Point to a lmr o Growth In
the VlHllilu Snitjily wonsltloi'
Activity In ( < /yUn anil
llontK
fun-Ann. 111. , Oct. 21. Wheat was fliiclunt-
lug and oonicwhal weaker at times today as
trad ? was mostly loval. Itpiosented a rathct
llrm front most of the day and was very
stonily , thg general fluctuation covering n
ranee of only iiloiit 'lo with thn grout bulk
of thu I null ir. at from lV > ' e to UV.c. llusluess
was very slack as a niln but duspltu this a
steady , sliong feeling wis : maintained tnoU of
tliudny. Until the hulls and hems were nblo
to extract some comfott fiom the news. It
was elenr. line weiitlicr In the nurlhwcM with
liberal iceelpts at Dnluth and Minneapolis
and more moist me wus reported in the winter
wheat country. King of Toledo wlicdthat
his ir-turns from nearly 'ifioi points showed a
Mjry consldcrablu Increase In. the winter
wheat seeding. The exports for the week also
show a decrease of neaily K'fl.OOJ bn
fiom the week previous und with thu
liberal ineulpls point to a largo In
crease In the vlslblu supply. Thu bull side
wus strong .mil hlchur Kngllsh cables showing
tnnro iicllvlly In Now YoiU , where fotclgnuts
were said In bo heavy buyers and numerous
uablu acceptances on oll'ers made last
night , worn reported. Theiu was also what
claimed lo be an Olllelal eoullimutlon of the
ieiored , ( Idisslun prohibition of oals , corn
and barley und u grow Ing fee hu that wheat
would be thu \ letlm of the next embargo.
All this ( ended toUeuplhu slmrls nonous
and anxious , and for a time Kept ihu bcur In-
llnunces In thu luckgiotind. 1,33.111. ( litl'or.l ,
Mllmlnu-llodmun und Swarlx-Dnpeu weru
mind buyers early , and December sold fiom
Ul'iie tol'5'ie ' ' , Later Now York turned weak
i.ml dropped oil'e. ' . and thn M'llliu' huru be
came miner urgent when December went to
W e , but ( | iiicl.Iy reacted und held uiound
fiom ! i.VBc lo 1)5'ic. ) ' then became heavy and
Mild to tile nnd ' .kV e , and at 12 o'clock was
about ! i.vc. , aguliisti.1'ie ! ' nt the close yester
day. Thu market kept quiet and easy during
the last hour und aimtud I'.Vie ' , and at 1
o'clock wus about ! Ci'8c.
Corn showed a little more sticugth early In
thu session ami .showed home advance. .May
uettlinr thu most benullt. with year next In
line , the receipts being emu 'M curs larger
than nxpectud and ( HI curs of nuw corn on thu
inspection .sheet ; the offerings wore liberal
and Iheiu wa - some decline. The bull feeling
bus evidently lost u good portion of Its vigor
and the must excitable und nervous shorts
have uppaiently covered. The piomlnent
bulls of yesterday were doing but llttlu today.
A steady , ipilut feeling ruled during the last ,
hour , with November around .Vi'jc toftO'jc nud
May l2'Bc. ' Corn sold fiom . .10Vto.UV. . broke
to fide and at I o'clock was .Vc. ) ' May sold up
to42 : > ic. lirnlio tc > 42 ! < c. March sold fiom 41ljC
to H/sL' and oil lo HV.
Oats started rather llrm ; November selling
from a e to ai'c. and May from ai Vc up to : tte ,
but the duinund was sluggish , the export busi
ness light. Thu fueling wuukened somu dur
ing the lust hour , November selling olT to
SiV' . and May to 'II'ie. ' and at I o'clock
No vein bur wus-M'io ' with ftlay ar c.
Hoi pioducts weiu easy early in the ; -esson !
hut finally turned strong but the strength
wusmHuil held , .lanuarv pork sold frnm
. " . " ' . ' buck flll.Ti 12
$11 ; , lo fll.27'/j to , and at
o'clock wus itl.a-1 ! . r.liinnary laid sold at
jn.a.1 loKi.ar'j. ' iind.lutiuury r.u-at from ? . "i.87'j
loM.OO. During the latter part , of tliu Cession
Charley Wright began to cover a liberal short
llnu und .liinuary pork advanced to $11.50 ,
eusud oil' , and ut I o'clock was about. ill.l.j. !
.lumiurv lurd sold up It ) JiU.1 , and .luouary
ribs to { . " > ( I'li. At I o'clock .lanuary liird was
ffi.42'4 ' and .lanuary libs. J.VB.
Tlio loading futures minted as follows :
Oftuhpr . . . .
Decumbcr . .
I'oilN No ' . ' . ,
Novi'inbor. .
.May
OATH No. ' , ' . ,
October. . . .
November. .
Muy
Mhss I'OIIK-
UtTtMnber. .
.liinuary. . . .
LAIIP
Ot'lnbor. . . . !
November.
Jiinuary . . . li 42k
Snonr llllis-
Ortuber. . . . Ii20
November. . li 10
.lunniiry i > ' . ' 'i
Ciisn quotations were as follows :
Fi.om Winter patents , $1.50 1.70 ; spring
patents , fl.7dl. ' . 0.
WIIKAT No. a spriiic .vhoat. OJiJei No. II
sprlni ; wheat. ! USlu ! ) ; .No. 2 red , IW'ie.
COIIN No. 2 , .Vic.
OATS No. ' . ' , 2ii 4'c ! No. while , a2tti'-5c : :
No. II white-'ii'affiiijc. .
Hvu No. 2 , ss"c.
IlAiit.Kr No. ' . ' , ( i03le ( ! ; No. 'J , ( . o. b. , 4aaoie : :
No. 4. H.WMO.
I'l.A\SKiili Na l.flSc.
TI.MOTIIVSERII I'rlino , 51.10.
I'oillv Mess pork , pur uu1. t8.S7s51'J.OO ! : lard ,
per owl , itt.i6 ; sliort ribs sides ( loose ) ,
* ii.ii'(3li.i'l ( ( ' ; dry suited shoiildois ( Do\cdl , W.UD
iftH.Hl : short clour sides ( hoxudi , tr.ihVi'.T.IU.
WIIIHKBV Dlhtlllur.s' llnlshud Koods , per gal ,
rl.1H ,
t-iKiAlts Cut loaf , unchanged. flQ.-i.iiv ; Rran-
nlaled. P.e ; Sta inlaid "A , " 45c. !
KeealptH and shipments today were as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today , the butter
market was uiiehaiiued ; oieuuery , 8r&ai'/je ;
dairy , 2lB27c. ! i : ! ts. lOiifii'-'O'Sc.
Now Yorlc
NKW YOIIK. Ool.'l. l-Yotrii KocolplR , S.l.aio
pui.'Uuges ; uxportK , 2,1'.IJ hlils ; 21,011. ) sacks.
MurUcl less active , barely steady : hales , UMJO )
bbls ; lowextr.is , i.l.UiU4.85 : whiter wheat low
grades. $ , I.OVi6l.8"i ; fair to line. fa.s.VTi.l.lO ;
patents. * l.i ( ) < Il5.40 ; elenr. 5l.i5ii4.J : ( ! : M raits.
| l.l.V.f,5.81 ( : patents , $ I755.GO ; rye mixtures.
"t'oius MIAI : , Pull steady ; yellow western ,
ja.50tfia.75.
. WiiKAT-Heeulpts , 10(1,100 ( bn : exports , 1131.-
M7 bn : sales , iW > , am Uu of futures : 127,0'JO
bu of spin. Spot murkut moderately active.
Irregular , closing stcudy : No. 2 red , tl,02'j ' ®
l.oa In storu and uluvator : il.01 (31.'J'l'a ullout :
JI.IIISH.WI' ' < f. o , b. No. a red. tIJ.II ;
nngiadcd red. D'c&fl.OT i No. I north
ern. Jl.OI'j'icl.O.I' * ; No. i hard. jl.074 ? :
Options iidvuiicud ! ie to 34u on llrmer
cuklos and forulgn houses biiylu ? , especially
on hngllsh accDiinl. deullned'ic ' to * ju on thu
exports fur tliu week less than was expected ,
closed stuudy 'ne ' up to'o ' nown. No. 8 red ,
October closing at fl.ou ; NovumDur , $1.04 > aift.
I.OI'i ' , cio-ini ; at Jl.ui'a ; Pucumher. jl.0.1 l-nvio
Int'i ( , closing ai fl.o.l'j ; January , JI.)7' ( ) ' ( rM.Os.
closing at * 1.07'i ; I'ldtriiarv , closing at fl.Oli ;
March , .closing ut fl.liM , ; April , uloiliu at
Jl.il1 , : May , * I.lIJ'Jil.l2'i ! ' | closing atil.llli.
Itvr lluld llrm and iiillut ; wcsturn.tirwill'ke. '
llAill.iy-QuIet : , fetuudy ; No. 2 Milwaukee. 70
© 71c.
ll.uii.EV MALT QiilutiCmiadacoiintry made.
Kip.
Kip.COIIN ItecolBts. 70,00(1 ( "hit ; exports , 40.SJ5
hu ; sales , dsl.ooo bu < > f futures ; 121,000 bn
Hput. Spot marketnnlou stronger : No. 2. I15'J '
dr'iile ' In eluvator ; I'i1i4fil7i' ( i5 iillout : ungraded
mixed , U.I'iQlir'fU ' ; oiuis | | | elo-od .strong lit
' , e uilvaiifu on Oetobii ad | ( ' .W u on other
mnnlhs. on wants of bports , lightMippllus ,
linn cables and uood exunrt dumauil , l elohur
closing atllli'ioi ' November , nVgfgill'io , closing
at fia'jc ' ; December. flH ta30'ie ' , clos ng , Wi' ci
January , M'atfi-ls'.e ' , vlnnliu , fil c ; I'uhruary.
5lc , closing. 54c ; May. R'ApS'te. ' closing , 58' ' c.
O.us .lu..VJhu ' . "
Hccolpts , ; exports."jo.eiw lu , ;
sales , Ih.l.uiO bu of fill in o.s llilooi ) bu oTsiiut.
market Irregular , eo-lng | nleady : op-
mixed western , . . ( Wp 'je : whitu "wu.stoVnT
llAV riiuudy , bhlppinir. ' 'kutflUu ; good to
choice , "ifiis'ic.
lloi'j. I'lrni ; state common to choice. 12 ®
l ! e ; I'aulllu coast. IKlllC'ie.
Cov-ruK Opt Inns ojioncd stuudy and un-
vhangud to 5 points uiivniicu : utosed slu.idy
ami unchanged to 10points up ; Haius.U.Ouobiigs.
Includln. October , < II..VVUili. ( > i : November ,
JII.I5 ; Hvcuiubor. IIU.IMUIO.W : I'obruary.
J10.73 ; Mureh , J10.75iilU.hO ; Mint IIlo nnlut
and Moailv ; No. 7. flii.irj'i'ftl'.TA. '
Smuu-'ltuw. quiet and llrm ; additional
sales yusiunlay. 4wx ) bugs cuntrlfugalH , ti. )
test , ut aii-rje : : rullnud , ipiiutand iinuhiinged.
Jlni AHSKSI'orelgn. . nomiiiul ; Now Orleans ,
ttoiily ; ; common to fancy , t Wia.e.
KICK Qolut and llrni ; doiauntlo fair to
oxtr.i , 1 'i.7l ' ( ; Japun. fibuAJie.
I'KriiDi.iiL'M Steady , but after llrnt stiles bo-
cumudiill and rcmalnud M ) until thu close.
November options opened at W.cj hlghen' ,
dic ) ! : lowest , ( jQijoj uloslng , OjSw. Total bali ,
COTTON SKEII On. Qulol ; crudeaaaxci yul-
low. : IC-"R
TAi.i.ow-yulut and stoaih i city C ! for II B. ' ,
Vl.Tn.
UOSIN Dull and steady ; ktrulned common
to good. il.aj tQl.OT'i. '
ILUI-LMIM-yntct ; and btoutly : '
E < ; ns ritnij fulr to actives western , J2'i ' ©
83" : receipt * . ! l.'l75 paid , aces.
II IliK * Inactive. t"iuly : wet salted Now
ptletini * eloi.'teil. 43 to 75 In * , rts ej Tex.n so-
leeled , W to n i lb . t.o.
I'oitK Quleli old me s , JIO.OO ; now n.e < ,
$11.00 ; exlru prime. fl0..vwtll , l.
OfTMrATsJiilet ( ; pleuled Irnllln * . 8 s'ie ;
plekled . < > hnitlders , 0 > 4ei pickled hams I0'i'i '
lie : inlduli's. ( inlet ; short clour. I0c.
I.AIIII Unit and easy : western stoim : ,
tl.W , : options , no ule < < : No einher fi.M
nsked : Devember. M.rB a'ked : .talinary. * < l,71
bid ; February , l , Nl asked.
lU'TTKii ijtilun woMern dairy. 145Mic : west-
erncreiihiery , 2Utr.'ei ] : western fnutory , la1 ! ®
Itl'ic ' Klln , iH' ,
i'iitK.4ijnlot. : . ou y ; western , G'tftiPc ; part
Skin. , . ® ? .
I'KI Iliox-gnleti American. tl5.7 : > aiS.OJ.
Oiiinha ( Jriiln
Prices based on delivery at Ml slsspul | river
points , Nuhrasl.a Inspcollon. and ten days'
dulhery , unless otherwise stated.
The week closed with an active market all
around. The lilddlmron call was .spirited , and
sules were unite larie. ? cspeclully In corn.
Some sample Inirlev wis ; olVered by a country
elevator and met with prompt sale
\\HK4T Mo. 8 red , wlntor. Hl'ie hid ; No.
2 Nurlnir , 'tto bid.
Uvi-No. : . sn'.o bid. S7'ie ' hid. l.onlsvlllu
terms ; No. a , HI 'C hid. Louisville turmi.
t\ic--No. ) 8 white , ao'jc bnljNo. a , 8iu' ) hid.
ni'ie ' asked : No. 8 mixed. 28' ' ie bid : No. a
intved. 2su | , | , | ; \o. ; t colored , tec bid. 2. < J
asked.
OMI COIIX.--NO. 2 yellow. .Vie bid. .Mo n ked.
Niw ; COIIS.--NO. a November delUery. ati'ic :
No. a November shipment. UOcT.'io. ' ' year
shipMient , : W'tC. '
NOTKS.
Amoiitf the sales wore : 3,000 No. : i new corn ,
November delivery. ! H ! jc : 5noo No , a new corn.
No\emler shipment. Jit'c ' ; 5.HOO No. : i new coin ,
year shipment. JW'je : 5.noo same. a $ ' c ; 40oju
No. a. now mixed corn. iiS'ic ' ; 25iliO nuw mixed
corn , ifl'ic ' : H'KX ' ) No. ! l whiU' oats , 28'ic ' : 5.11)0
sample liurlev. fiOo.
J. W. Wllk'lnson of Kartell & fo , Avoea.
came In with sump'.es of u-ruln. Uu was up
burn lust week and sold thirteen cars of uruln
on this market.
Jules l.omtiai'd. atfcnt of the I'ciinsylv.nila
rullioad. ati'l Mr. llrlsasof the Nlekul I'lule.
have joined thu board to help ulonn the move
ment Tor building up u Krahi market. The
Kfuln men are looking for other railroad men
to In u.
\V. llalloway of Oallowry , Neb. ' was anioiiR
Iho urain men who were In looking over thu
market.
Jumes Meek of Superior , Neb. , came down to
look over the Omaha grain market.
Friday's uruln Inspection was the largest
on iccord > o far , Micut.s.
City .MnrkctM.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . Oct. 81. 1'i.oim 1'lrm.
nnehanired : patents. $2.0 GiV' 1u ; extra fancy.
J2.80 < ( S-.8.1 : funey. * ' . ' .O.Hi2.l5i choice. U.tKl
8.HI ; .XXX. 1I.7.-.642.0U.
Wiii'.AT Lower ; * No. 2 hard. cash , and
October , 7fHio bid : No. 2 red. cash. S4e bid.
t'ons Sluudy ; No. 2 , cash and October , 4"e
bid.
OATS About steady : No. 2 , cash , 27e ; Octo
ber. 8il'e bid.
I'l.A.V SKl.P ( si. ' .
\v-rirm and inicliunsed : timothy. ! 3.00 ;
fancy prairie , W.5I : itood to choice , M.OWiS
il.Vi : low iii-adf , J-VOOvUli-tH ) .
Ili'TTi'.n Sleudv und unchanged : creamery.
SktiiOe ; d.ury. ll > iJ2-e ; stoiu packed , U31ic ( ;
paeKuses. I''c.
Kilns Firm at IRc.
UKCKil'TS-Wheat. WV.I30 bn ; corn , a,200 :
outs , none.
Siin > MisTS : Wheat. 8I..OJ bu : corn , none :
outs. none.
St. Ijouls M.irkoM.
ST. Loins. Mo. . Oct. 84.VHIAT Active ;
eahh. ivjij. . ; Mny , fl.01 > 4.
Coit.v Steady ; cash. AO Viiie ; May , 40e.
OATS Sleudy : cash , 8S'Jc ; May. auio.
I'oniv-Diill ; tli.73.
l , AHII Dull ; jn.i. : ;
lylvei pool .
I.ivinroOL : , Oct. \ViiKAT--Klrm : do-
maud ) , oor : holders ol'er ) sparingly : Cul-
ifornla No. I. 8s'.i' ' d per cenlal ; No. 2 red win
ter. Ss a1iufttss 4'id.
COIIN rinn ; demand fair ; mixed weotcni ,
Cs l"d pur cental.
Cincinnati .Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. . Oct. VI. WiiiAT-Htcady : :
No.8 ted. 0 'i95Je. !
LOIIN Mcady ; No. 8 mixed. 5 ! > c.
OATS I'lliner : No. 8 mixed. at ( TJi.ie.
WnisKi'.v rinn atfl.18.
.M iniicii : ] , > liMVlient .Mnrlcct.
MINNEAPOLIS , .Minn. . Oct. 24. Wheat ,
steady ; October do-lug , h'Jljc ' : No. I bard ,
cios.n'gon track. ( We ; No. I northern , closing
on truck. Mi&Milic ; I\o. 8 northern , closing on
ti'iick.8lt-rtc.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MtLWAtTKKlV WIs. . Qct. 24.VmAT : Quiet ;
No. 8 spring , cash. 91c ; > 'o. 1 northern. Kic.
COIIN Steady : No. a , cash , 55c. '
OATS-Qulut : No. 8 white , ; Kie. !
ItoNtoii Htoulc "Market.
HOSTON , Mass. , Oct. 21. Tlio following wore
I In ; closing prices on stocks on ihu Huston
slock market today :
AU'blsonTnpukn. . . 4IMI lloiton A Mont 4'Oi
Hoilon .t Albany..2'lt ' Calumet .V llUL'lu..2.Vi
Helton & Muluu 1(17 ( rrunklln Hi
rid. , llnr. .V ( .nilncy. W Huron 10
Knslcrn It. It. ( Is I''J KcurtmifC 12
KIK'libniu It. It 75 O l'L'Ohl 1U <
Flint A. 1'ure.M. pfd. . V.I Suntn Fu Copper. . . . I'l-'i '
Muis. IVntral IB Tiimiirauk .
Mcx. Cun. coin S'JVi AnuUton l.nnd Co. . 'i
N. Y. , v N. i : II7TS Sail Hlegn Liind Co. . 17H
Old Colony Hll West I'.nil Land Co. . l , i <
Itutlaudcomiiion. . . . II llcll 'luluphono IM
do pfii 70 l.iiiiifijn More S 18
_ . Cen. com lllii , I' . At 14
AlloiiM.M.Co. ( nuw ) . 1 II. .1 II. C Ifi'd
Atlaullc I'J'ul '
Dcnvnr .Mining t
HKNVKII. C < io. , Oct.24. The following list Is
the eliislng'flotationson ' the .Mining exchange
today. Sales , 1'J.UOJ ' shares.
( lold Itoi'k . i..i .
Amity aj Ironi'tiiil . n
Arcnuaul IS .lolin.l . 1
llalliuut M .lustli-e . li' ; ' (
HniiKliok-Corli II. . . . J' ' Li'aven oitli . : >
llatus Hunter m Little link . 110
Ilk Indian i > .May Miuuppa . Ml
Mil ! M\ t .
Hro\Mito\v 11 Mornlia ( Him .
Calliope II Ore . 100
Claudia I T I'aik CoiiHilldalod. A
century M I'ay lloclc . ! ! J
Clay Comity : 182
Cnoli li
Dliiiiiond II 4 Iteed Nntlonnl . M
Denver liiis niul Oil. II Itliillo .r. . Ill
Kni.Tioii.i 48 ItnnuluK Loilu . ' - ' - '
livltyHbnnt 2' ' Wliulu . 12
liolilun Tii'iiHiiro./ < >
San ( 'eancisc-o Alining Qtiotiitlons.
S\N FIIANCISCO , C'al. . Oct. SI. The olllelal
closing iiioiatlons | fur mining stocks today
were as follows :
Alia 1'I ' jl'ntost I'.Ci
llnlwor " 0 HiivitKn 205
IIOHIA. llelt'hor SVJ Sli'rra Noviuln IbO
llodloConjolliIalud. < ' < 0 Union Con 210
Cliollar 1I5 Utali 4.1
Con. Cul. A. Vu 4S5 Yellow Juckut IM
Crown 1'iilnt ISO Com , 2. >
Ijonld , V Curry 150 N. O. ; io
lliilo.V Norcross. . . 100 II. 1 40
Mexican 210 X. II. I C >
.Mono Xt Dulmoulu li
Ophlr 2SA
New York .Mining
NKW VOIIK , Out. 84. Tln following are the
closing mining stock iiuotatlons :
Alien IW Morn Silver ; HJ
AdlllllMCoil IH.'i Coin Silver 14.1
Afpou a.vj Mf.xlrnn 2 | | |
lli-Mt X llclehor "Ki Oninrlo : ; MXI
Cliollar IVO I'lyiiionth 225
Crown I'olut 120 Oiilckullver 40J
C. C. A Vu 415 SnvAKO 20)
Ik'adwuod 200 Merrii Nuviula I'M
iuii : > ku Con I ltd Standard 125
iJunlil , v Curry IW Union Cou ! ' . )
Iliile \ Niii-iTim. . . IU ) Vulluw Jiu-ki.'l IM
llomi'Hlnko IQ'iO
Now York Dry ( iooiln Mnrkot.
Nuw YOIIK , Oct. ' , ' ) . 'I'ho deniand for dry
Koods was fair for Saturday. Stodcn aiu niod-
urato und pilcus remain steady.to linn.
Hank ol'Knjilund llullion ,
I.ONIION , Oat. ' . ' 4.--Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of Knuliind on balance
today. '
I'arlH
I'AIIIS , Oot. 21. Three pur cent rontos 03f
5u for tno account.
Small hi size , j roat in results ; OoWiit's
Little ICarly Unop. llo t pill for constlp . -
tlon , DRst for sicfc headache , boat for sour
stomach.
TMK UKAIjTY MAItlllOT.
TNrtTHUMK.NTS ulacul on record Ootobor 81.
J. IS'JI :
WAIIHANTV IIK : iW.
W (1 ( llohn aii'l wlfu to W II l.untjley , lots
' . ' 'I and''i. block ti. North Omaha f 1.5)0
Joseph Kuvati and wifn | o John Seliek ,
lot.I ) K Itlloy's Hub y.ooo
Culm X Wusnier ! > W M Cowherd , lot U ,
block i. ' , liraiiiinerey Turk 8'JO
A und I' olnon to William 1'cUt , lot T ,
lOisiile's hull 7CO
II Arnold to K A Doten , lot 10 , block I ,
Cherry Illll , 2.500
I.onls Potcrson und wife to I , K Nelson ,
lot 12 , blocKb , Maiih'rf.addK)0 . : \
Total amoiintof transfers Jll.UKJ
DoWUt'a Little barly Huors ; be t llttla
pills for dyspepsia , sour stoinnch , badbroatb.
A colored woman refused to accept u liulf
dozen tintypes from a downtown photo
Krupbor yuMtorday bvcauso "thoy wore too
daric aim dicu't favor her. "
AIRED SOME PRIVATE VIEWS ,
County Commissioners Stirred Up bj the
Real Estate Owners Association.
IDEAS OF COUNTY EXPENSE EXCHANGED.
\\ImtCliMlrinun O'Kei'fTV ntul Mem
ber Ilci'lin Suiil Aluiut Km-
jilojes Final UcMiilt oC u
rolntoit Debate.
All of the mombcn nttcndod the scsjlon of
the county commissioners hold yesterday af
ternoon. Itvn ono of thq o old tliuo meet
ings when n light to a llnUlins blllcil for
every afternoon.
Thu court house attaches hnil n tit ) of
what was lit store anil , with their friends ,
packed the lobby. It happened lllto this :
Some week ? n o the executive coiiiinUtco
of the UuiU ICstato Owners association begun
the xvork of tjoitiK Into the unestlon of
salaries paid by the county to Us
otllclnls. This report showed nn
enorutotis expenditure of inonoy , and the
committee suggested n llttlo pruning. After
that the conimiUco formulated the following
report , which was ? ent to Klehard CViCeelTo ,
chairman of the board , with the reqiic.st that
ho brine the matter before his associates :
From a icporl nmiln to this association by a
roniiiiltti'o appointed to nsoi > rtulii the names
or thu clerks In tin1 various comity olllces and
drawing pay from the county , and IIH to
whether lliore uru aiivmori * persons employed
or miller pay Ihnn tire necessary to traimct
the business or thu county : und the H.ilary
paid to each , and us to whether or not them
aru the names of any persons' on tin ) pay toll
who nro not rendering any services to Ihu
county and whether or mil there Is any ono In
Ihuemployof thui'ounty and drawIng a nul-
arv contrary to law.
first. We Und that II. F. fiordon Is on the
pay roll of thu county at a salary of tun ) per
month us assistant county iiudltor and that
liu is not now nor has he atany time rendered
any service to thu county , and this associa
tion requests of thu comity commissioners
thil ; he budlsmlsiud and that his pay stop.
Second.Vu also Und from th.it icuoil that
there are thrcu assistants to the
county attorney , T. J. Morlarlty.
I ) . Dnnovun and K. II. Iloud , all
appointed by Mr. Mahoney and drawing
salaries as follows : Morlarlty and Donovan.
J75 per monlb each , and Pond , $ . ' 0 per month.
'I he law does mil proIdu fur any nsslNlnnt
county attorneys , except deputies , \\hoshall \
act without compensation rrotn the county.
We Und that thiee men arodrawing salaries
contrary to law. uii'l this association iciiesis |
that they be dismissed and limit1 nay stopped.
Third.Vo further llnd that a clerk to Coun
ty Attorney Mahoney rccehes a salary of $10
l > ur month from thu count v. which Is contrary
to law. We also llnd that the count v com
missioners have allowed Mr. Mahoney * .M per
month olllco rent and $ . * > per month telephone
luntal. for which the law has made no provi
sion. This association requests that that ex
penditure ho Mopped. Thu mini total of the
above unlawful uxpcndlturu amount.s toM.ISO
pur annum.
Sltletrnijkccl tlio Iteport.
It was two weeks ago tlmt .Mr. O'lCoefTo
received the coiiiinunicatlon , but instead of
Koine beloro the board it went Into his
poclcct , whcro it remained. Yesterday , soon
after the chairman had callca the board to
order , Mr. Berlin begged leave to offer n
communication. It was passed up 10 the
chairman , who romarKcd : "This is a copy
of u document 1 received n couple of weeks
ago. " Mr. Uerlln had no doubt ol that , and
at once said tlmt the board should comply
with tbo roquost.
iMr. O'KccfTo wanted to talk. He said
that if ho did not know any more about busi
ness than these Kcnl ICstnto Ownccs associa
tion penplo , ho would resign.
Mr. Hcrlln romnrkcu that the tallc was-nll
out of order , as there wus no motion before
the houso.
"Thoro will bo,1' remarked Mr. O'lCceffe ' ,
as he called Mr. JJcrlin to tbo chair and fjok
up a position on the lloor. "Now 1 inovo to
lay tbo ronununlcation under tlio table , "
said Mr. O'Kceffo.
The motion was seconded , after which Mr.
O'Kcoffo opened the debate , llo said It was
the same old light , renewed for political cf-
lect. It was necessary to Imvo assistants to
County Attorney Maboney In order to handle
the court ousir.ess. Years ago when L. M.
Anderson was on the board lib had refused
to slpn the warrants paying .ho assistants
and the court had ninnduimiscd the chair
man. The light on liarney ( Jordan was sim
ply because ho was a brother-in-law of Dick
O'lCcefl'o. The Heal ICstate Owners association
opposed tbo attorneys uccin : o they were not
"Whlto Cups. " The board had committed
thousands of illegal acts , but the committee
had never raised Its voice. It had spent
Wi.OOl ) in curing for the poor and there was
not u word on the btatuto books that
jusltlied such an expenditure. The
board haa voted money to send
paupers out of the country , but the wntcb
dops had not obiectcd. The commlttoo bad
pursued u most disgraceful course. It nad
asked for u statement of the disbursements of
the road fund , but Instead of showing things
in their true colors only a report on Thir
teenth street and thu manner in which it wus
graucd went bul'oru thu public.
Hntlior i ol n toil Dcli.itc.
Mr. O'Kceffo informed the board that ho
was soon to roliro from his nlllcl.il position
and opined that if his successor should hold
on for nmo years , us ho ( O'lteolTo ) had ilono ,
that man would ho in peed luclt. Mr.
O'Kccfl'o took pride in his ofllcml record niul
challenged any man to show where ho had
ever voted to misappropriate ono dollar of
public money.
Mr. Uerlln wanted to have a say and in
vited Mr. Timmo to the chair. Ho explained
that the communication was handed to him
Just , before ho entered the room. Ho thought
the members of the committee were on the
right track. Ho had held the same opinion
when ho Ilrst went upon the hoard , as ho
was then satisfied that there was no
authority of law for paying assistant
attorneys , oftieo rent , clerk biro anil tele
phone bills. For twenty months he had bcon
opposed by the other members of the board
and thanked ( Soil that at last the people had
taken hold of the question.
Mr. O'ICecffo was willing that the people
should know how ho had stood upon the
question , llo know that the members of tlio
committee had lied when they said that
thu help referred to was not necessary. Four
yoar.s ago when there was no auditor toohcel :
the books things were In a most wretched
condition. Then ho wont to Lincoln ami
asked for the passage of an act to apply to
Douglas county , by which an auditor could
bo appointed , ills colleagues opposed him
and the bill was defeated. After that , with
out any warrant of law the commis
sioners appointed nn auditor at a
salary of SISOU per year and a clerk to the
uoard ut a salary of $100 per month. If llio
Heal Kstato Owners association was so
anxious to economize , ho wanted to Know
why the discharge of these men had not been
recommended.
.Mr. llorlln offered the opinion that the
commissioners could do both the auditor's
and the clerk's work if somu of them would
not spend so much ol their tllno on the
streets and In the saloons playing cards.
Mr. O'Keoffo grow wroth v aud assailed
thu members of the committee , llo said tlmt
when thuy made their report , i few wcolm
sigo tboy ilod and they know that they Hod.
"Mr. Uurlln Insisted that Mr. O'Keetfo In.
tended to make a political speech.
"I nm not going to muko n political
speech , " remarked Mr. O'Ki'uffobut I am
going to talK against these political shyster :
and dirty curs , I am glad thuy gave that
paper to Mr. Berlin , as It glvos mo a
chance to open my wind bag , which
1 could i.ol do , so long as I bad the original
communication in my pocket. There Is not u
word of truth In the wholuluttur. It Is u d d
ll , and the members of that committee uro
man who are not capable of telling thu
truth. "
Mr. Timmo was excused from acting as
chairman for a longer period of tlmo , ami
upon gaining thn lloor spoke upon the subject
or county physicians.
Mr. Uorlln Insisted that the question was
not up for discussion.
Mr. Timmo wus uwuro of that , but wanted
to talk , llo tnUi that , the people gave the
commissioner ; ) h11 If they did and h-ll If
they didn't ,
\Voiiiul Up Peacefully.
To cut off debate the moinbors tried" to
reach n vote.
Mr. lierllu moved the communication bo
rofcrred to u committee.
Mr. O'lCecffc , an an amendment , moved U
llo under the table.
Tlio motion to refer prevailed , Mr. O'KccfTo
votliii ; "no. "
"What committee shall it bol" asked Mr.
llorlln.
" 1 would suggest the committee of roads , '
replied Mr , O'Keoffo , "for then It run ho
burled In the roads. "
The tnnttcr. however . s roforroil to com-
mlttoo on IInance , composed of Mo * r * .
Ttintno mtd Van Camp.
Uoutlnu ImslnoM stooJ hut llltlo show mill
wo < disposed of at n rapid niio.
Sovctnl of the ( turtles who had piirehn ril
and inndo partial paymont.i on tots In Doug-
Ins addition offered to lee the moncv that
they had paid if the countv would dismiss
the forochunro suits coinmoncod. This WAS
referred to the county attorney.
.lolin Mngcr Illcil n romimmloutlon asking
for transportation to ImlhtmtpolK Ind ,
whcro ho said ho could obtain employment.
In addition to the above ho wanted money
enough to suppport his family after ho tot
there.
KIONCKl ) fl Till ; MIUKKT.
Council niul Hoard of Kitnoatlon llnvo
a liltllo nlll'crciH.'c.
The Uonnl of Education und the city coun
cil nro likely to lock boms ever ilia posses
sion of Twenty-ninth nvcntio between I'nr-
num and Hurnoy streets.
This section of Txvoniy-nlnth nvenno lies
Immediately woit of the l-'iirn.iiu school anil
formerly belonged to the Karnain school silo ,
but the hoard sold it to thu city In order that
the .street might bo opened to Karnain. I'ho
city has never paid for tlio property thus
taken , and recantly the Hoard of l-lhicn-
tlon offered to purchase the sumo amount
of ground on Twenty-ninth street adjoining-
the east sldo of the present school grounds
and nmko nn cxchatmo of properly , but tno
city council for some reiiioit rufu&nd to sell
Twenty-ninth streut to the bourd , iilthoukrU
the street between liarney and Kamam hail
ucen ordered sold and was advertised forsalo.
The Board of Kducatloii has now deculoit
to closu Twenty-ninth avoniie until llio city
gets ready to pay for the land sold by the
board , either In cash or by exchanging for It
a part of Twenty ninth street.
Superintendent Hamilton was Insir.teleil
the other day to fence In the avenue adjacent
to thu Fnrnani school on the west and ho bus
done so. A strong thrcc-uoard fence now
surrounds the plat of grouml and trafllo
through that way H entirely shut on * .
A very smal plll.biu u very good oao. Do
Witt's Little Karly Uisurs.
Ti'iiilrrs Talk.
CHICAGO , III. , Oct.-Swart/ ( pee .V Mr-
( 'ornilcu to I' . I' . Swartt Co. Wheat bail
some support early on lusher cables und nn
peislstent lepellt.ou of Ihu claim that Itu lii
would before Inn4 prohibit the exportation of
wheat. A cable to oifKelve from SI. I'curs-
liura reul : a.s follons. "Tliu i-'inior of expi rl.
prohibition of wheat and Ihuir from KusHlu Is
conttadleted. Thu I'liase hat only lufeieneo
to oats. " This had somuihlm ; to do with
chucking advancing ti'inlcnev and with
closing the matUcl at somewhat
under the best prices of the day.
Kxporl eluar.uiL-es for the week ueru 5ii > .Uil )
iinilur llio wtiulv before. The pio-pcet was lor
IMI Ineruasu Monday of almost ' . ' .uoj.iIKJ In ( ho
visible , and tbo prediction came fiom New
York that llradstieot would make nn IIICM--ISC
In available Wednesday of ri.iniO.MU Toiichloi ;
dry weather In winter whoil : belt as a bull n-
lluciico Ihu best known expert In the tt.iiH'
s-iys : "Thu wheat prospect ciiiinol be dcc-ldcil
bv anybody for anolhur month. " ( . 'oin was
steady and lieptallday within a narrow ran0'C ,
llnally cloNuil , it about I'rldiiv'.s last llpucs.
The movement from flr.it hands Is Ini'feasiiDr.
tJatsweie easier on larger leeelpls. Precis
ions wur" advanced on moileratu bnylm ; by
manufacturers. A very law hoi movement.
Is predicted for nuxt week. I f leall/ed , pi ii'ca
me llkuly to tin n down.
Ciiu-Aiio. III. , Oct. ' , ' ( . C'ounsulmaiut Diiylo
C'ockiull Itros. : llruln markets ut.'ic geucr-
ully dull und lifeless today und smullersperii-
lattir.s Incllneil to eliisn up thulr trades Pro
visions were ( Inn. Local speculators havu
been Kuncr.illy o\or. < olil on futures and weio
Inclined to oven up at the dine of Ihu cek.
hence the decline of yesiurday wu.s rucovuied.
Them suems to be no radical chant-'O In llio
trade uvcupt In a ? onral wav. It Is con < 'cilcd '
that the market Nan uiinsiriily bail iniirivct
for holders.
I'liHACiO , 111. . Oct. L'4. Kennctt , Hopkins .V
Co. to H. A. .McWhortur : On Ilin generally
Letter cables a si rene elTort nn ; miiilc to bull
wheat. Some houses that have loni ; bei a
lio.rlsli : and working on that slilu were ecu-
spluiious buyers and advising eiiKlomiis la
take the long sldo for a turn. The e.\pon de
mand bus been fairly KOOI ) for some duyi- . but
nollar.o enouuh to keep do\\n \ I ho visible
supply , which Is gutting liur.li'ii-omi' and " 111
suruly Ineak nown ptlcoslf thu uvpoit de-
manildoes not eon Improve. tJorn icceipta
wciOiilto ( | large , among them v.1 ears of now.
l.ut pilcrs weio not maturlully ull'octed there
by. The market scums WeI evened up and
likely to hull lower to , ' .iy HUM week.
Thu somuwha ! nlrong nuirlt et wus poss.lily
dull owini ; to the neurapiii'n.icliof the month
ly tak iiROfstocksanilthufu.il liy shorts hn
woie fair buyers that reduction In supplies
may be lar nr than expected. It Is salil In ox-
plaiiatlon of HID refusal by many eommi-sion
houses to I radu In old pork after II cease * to
bo a regular delivery thai Hunks will not loan
money on It. On this : ; ucnunl It Is propo-U'i
to pructlcully boycott Ihu now rule.
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lioun illsHolvinl. The ( Inn will hu kn < iwii as
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Ile fur all duuta , FIIANKLK & KoscMii MII ,