TUB OMATIA DAILY 1JI315 : IT BSD AY , AraUST 25 , 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Eealizing Today Caused Decembe :
Wheat to Oloso Lower.
HIGHER CABLES AN ENCOURAGING FEATURE
Streimtli > f the Foreign Market Win
In lOvliliiiciXeiir I In * Clowe
mill SInilc ( luotntloiiN Much
Htronuer.
CHICAGO , A11 if. 2l.-lle > avy realizing to
dny caused December whcnt to close ' , <
below Saliirelay'H Until llRureH. Hull news
was plentiful , but the tcmptiitlon to tnki
profits was too HtroiiR. Corn nnd oats \\eri
both weak , closing from He to Uc lowei
rcspeetlvely. 1'rovlslons closed from Cc
lo 7l4r lower.
NotwIlnHtniiillng that It had n Krcnt den !
of cncourjiKoment from the higher cables
wheat had only about fifteen minutes ol
firmness before It commenced to show the
effect of a desire upon the part of the loiiKf
to secure the prollt which Saturday's 2c
rise had placed within their reach. The
bulk of the speculative business la now In
1,1)0 December future , nnd the opening price
this morning xvas from GUie to Clc. Only
ono or two trades were made at the high
est of these quotations , and the bulk of the
llrst transactions were nt ClUe , about He
below Saturday's close. After selling down
again to Cl'ic ' , and rcacllnc to 61'Jo ' , thr-rr
occurred nn irregular decline , which did
not stop until some few trades had been
recorded as low as WU' , or about ' .fcc be
low the price It stopped nt Saturday. A
Biilllclcnt number of fresh buyers came In
at the decline to caiWu prices to turn up
ward again. The taking of wheat for ex
port and for shipment to eastern millers
was known early In the day to amount to n
peed round total quantity. lleforu noon
It was reported at about arAOOU bit. Tin
Chicago receipts were 177 cars , only six ol
which were contract , while the outlnspec-
lion wiui Ul,1'j : > bu. Minneapolis anil
Duluth received Mil cars , showing that ne\\
wheat Is beginning to move freely In Uu
northwest. The export clearances from the
Atlantic seaboard were small at the equiva
lent of 1.1.1,000 bu. In wheat and Hour. The
latter Item and the closing of a small pri
vate bank over on the west side were fac
tors In the early decline. The visible sup
ply decrcaced (1S7.000 ( bu. Ill contract , with
i.SOI.OOO bu. decrease a year ago. That also
helped In causing an early decrease. The
strength of the foreign markets was In
evidence near the close and the market
which had been gradually working upward
became quite strong. About thirty min
utes from the end of the session , December
wheat was bringing fil'U' . but another rush
to take prolltw on long wheat resulted In n
setback til the close to fil'de.
Corn was dull and weak. The contin
uation of favorable weather and heavy local
receipts were both depressing factors and
the general firmness of wheat was power
less to counteract the effect. Sontember
opened ' . ' | C lower at ZMic. sold to 22TfC , then
declined to and closed weak at 22' c. Oat. "
were practically neglected. The range of
prices was narrow , and no particular feat
ures were developed , the easier feeling
developed being brought about through
sympathy with corn. September opened
i/ic lower at from in ; c' to IG'ic , and de
clined to Ifi'/ic ' , closing easy.
Provisions started heavy and continued
BO. The enormous run of hogs decidedly
upset calculations and created n weak feel
ing , which lasted throughout the session.
September pork closed 7" > e lower at JSS.1 ;
September lard , lie lower at $3.37V ; Sep
tember ribs , fie lower at $ .1.22'A.
Estimates for Tuesdav : Wheat , 275 cars ;
corn. 050 cars : oata , KO curs ; hogs , 11,000
head.
Tin- lending futures ranged as follows :
_ Arllel = * I O IVI. I lltjll. | L. ) V. | OI313.
WlicntiXo'S
Aitg B7 67K
Sept &HK . ' .7
Dec 01H
Corn. No. 2.
Aug 227 li 22H
Sent 22H
May
C.llH. No. ' . ! . .
Sept 104
Mny
Fork.purbbl
Sept fi 0'2 < 4 fi PO D S3
Out S 85 A (10 (
Jan 7 00 0 UO U 05
Lard.10011)3
Sept 3 37 K 40 3 37 K 3 374
Oct I7H H 4li
Jau 3 75 HO 3 75 3 77H
flioitlllba-
Sept 3 2fi HO'W 3 22U 3 224 *
Oct a .I'M 'W 3 27 3 30
Jan 3 47f .1 4.I S 45
Cash quoditlons were ns follows :
FLOUR Firm ; winter patents , J3.16p3.20 ;
straights , J2.20fl3.20 ; spring patents. J3.15Q3.55 ;
straights. J2.6003.CO ; bakers. J2.00fi2.3.- .
W1II5AT No. 2 spring , 57',4c ; No. 3 spring ,
62 5c ; No. 2 red. C24c. !
CORN No. 2 , 2-Jlio ; No. 2 yellow , 22'ic.
OA.TS No , 2. 17c ; No. 2 white , 20ic ! ; No. 3
whltp , IS'.ifilf'O. '
RYI-J-No. 2. 31 Ho.
HARLIIY No. 2. nominal : No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
20 J32c ; No. 4 , f. o. b. . KliflMc.
FLAX"Sl-ni-No. 1. C71tc.
TIMOTHY KIWD Prime. J2.CO.
1'ROVISIONS-Pork. mess , per bbl. , J5.C5iff5.90.
Lnrd , per 100 Ibs. , $ I.37Hf3.40. Short rlbes sides
( loose ) , J3.205f.1.30. Dry nailed shoulders ( boxed ) ,
J3.75ff4.00 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , J3.C2' , < : { J
3.75.
WHISKY Distillers' nnlsbed goods , per gal. ,
$ ! . ! .
SUOARS Cut loaf , unchanged.
POULTRY Steady ; turkeys , springs , 909',4c ;
chickens , 7'4c ; ducks , hprlngs. 9ii9'.ic.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
OntlioProlujo ex2iviirj ! ted iv tha butter mar-
krt was linn : creamery , OBlll c : dairy. l" "
lOn. Y.fK , llrm ; Iresli , I''c. Checsu , Btcady :
OMAHA < : i\niiAi ,
Ciiiiilltlou of TriKlr nml
tin Slaiilianil Kaiicy I'rixliiec.
EOGS Choice stoclt. 8c.
UUTTKH t'oiiiiiion to fair , 7c ; choice to fancy ,
country , ll < 713c ; Fcparntur creamery , ISijlCc ;
KUthcrvd creum , I2H13C.
VKAI Chcilcu fat. SO to 10 Ibs. . Is quoted at
7flSc : hircc nnd coarse , 4TDc.
OIHCHHU ) ( ) stlo brick. lOc ; Hdarn. per doz. ,
J9.50 ; club house , l-lli. jars , per doz. , J3.60 ; Llm-
berRer , fancy , per lb. . 9tc ! ; Ro < juefort , V4-ll > ,
jars , per doz. , J3.CO ; Youns Americas , Stc ; twins ,
fancy , 6V4c.
POULTRY Live hens , CHc ; cocks , 3c ; spring
chickens , k Sc ; > < pilnK ducks , 7 jSc.
PIOKONfi Live. Me ; dead pleeons not wanted ,
HAY Upland , 53.00 ; midland. J4.50 ; lowland ,
11.00 ; rye straw , J4.00 ; color makes the price or ,
bay ; light bules fell Ihe best ; unly top grades
lirlns top prices.
1IUOOM COHN Kxtrcmely slow sale ; new
crop , delivered nn track In country ; cholco crcun
relr-worklai ; carpet , per lb , , i'lc : choice green ,
runnlnc to huil , S'-lc ; common. I'.ic ,
VKOKTAllLllri.
WATI'RMii.ONS : 1'cr doz. , crated according
to size , J2.60ii2.75.
CANTALOIWKK rer crate , JI.25.
TOMATOBH Per ' ,4-bu. bnpUet , 40c ; H-bu. bas
ket. : oc.
CUCUMIIHRH Per dos. , 20i23c.
NKW ONIONH-dood stock , per bu. , 35f30c.
LIMA llHANH-Per Hi. , 4c.
11HANH- Hand picked navy , per bu. , Jl. 4031. 60.
CAIIIIAni ; Homo grown , per hundred , 75cQ
11.00.
CKI.nilY Per eloz. , ISffSOoj fancy maininoth ,
icnsoc.
I'OTATOiS New potiitor > , per bu. , 25c.
Fill ) ITS.
QRAPKS Hninn Krnwn crapes , 22Q23c.
CALIFORNIA PKAt'IlUS e'rawfords. S5O90C.
CALIFORNIA 1'I.UMK Per box , J1.55B1.60.
CALIFORNIA ORAPKS-l'er case , Fontuln-
lileau , J1.25n.40.
APPLKU-Cooklnff , per bbl. , } l.f.0lf 1.75 ; eatlne ,
Sl.75ii2.CO.
CALIFORNIA PnAHS-Ilartletts , J1.C081.75 ;
lluerro Hardy , J1.30S71.50.
JILUKIIUIUIIKS None.
NKCTAHIANH Per care , JI.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANnKS-Radl. per case , J .60.
L15MONB Messinas , J.00ii7.00 ; California lem
ons. iO.CU.
IIANANAH Cliolc" large stock , per bunch ,
| : . (00.25 ; medlum-cUcMl bunches , Jl.toai.W.
PINKAPPLICH-No thlpplni ; iitock.
MISCni.LANKOUS.
IIONHY Fancy white , per lb. , lie ; choice , 130 ;
CfUlfvinla , nmber color , luc.
CinUR-Clarined Juice , per half tbl. . JS ; pet
bbl. , J5.
PRKSI-niVRS-Aitorted , 20. lb. palli , each , 11.40.
MAPLH HYRUP-Flve to I. can * , each , JZ.75- ,
gal. cans , per do * . , J12 ; K al. can * . 16. M ; quart
cans. f3.W.
FIGS Imported fancy , 5 crown. 30-lb. boxes ,
lie ; choice , 10-11) . boxen. } crown , 9G10C.
NUTS Almondi , California , per lb , , medium
site , lOc ; Turrucona ulmonun , per lb. , luige ,
lie ( : Iliaillii. pel lb. , te ; ingllih walnuts , per
lb. , fancy toft shell , 12o ; medium site. lOc ; 111
berl , per lb. , 10c ; pecans. lulUhtd medium.
larce. lOc ; peanuti , raw , CHCfTo ; roasted , 7ic. !
DATliS-llulliiHcen , IU , Cc ; furdj , 19-Ib.
taxes , per lb. , 7c.
DRKSSEU J1EAT8.
IIUKF Drefved steers , 4W to (00 Ibs. , 6Htf7c ;
western ( leers. 4ifu > tc ; tw.nl cows and heifers.
4i < Wic : medium cows and liulfeii. 4V-j 5c ; guo.1
( orniuarlert , cows and heifers. Il4tf4c ; good
foruuarter > . native uteerv. 4'.jC5o ; good bind
nunrtpr . COWH and heifers , 71C7iv ! : Kood hln < *
quarlerB native slrer * . Wkv , cow luuiuls , 6c | cnw
plntex. Sc ; boaelrmi chucks. < c ; cuw chucks , 3fi
3) c : steer chucks. 3 c ; l > erf tenderloin * . lc ! ;
lieef rolls , boneless , Oc ; sirloin bulls , boneless.
8Uc ; loin backs , biineless , $ c ; Iplu bucks , 7o ; cow
rili , No. 3 , fo , cow lolnn. No. 8 , Sc ; beef trim-
Diliiici Sc : rump butts , ( c ; shoulder clods , te.
MUTTON lre M4 Umbt , 7o ; di utd wuttOD ,
Cc , rack * , lOc , legs , 8c ; saddles , ( c , rtewH. 3'ic
/h p pltn kn , 3c , sherp tonrties , per doz. , Ke.
POUIC DreMeil IIORS , 4'ic , purk loln , tc
fparc rlbx , 3Hp , ham rnurnKeK , buttn , 4'f.c , porl
flioulilcrn. 4'io ' ; pork shoulders , skinned , 4Uc
porlt trlmmlnKS. 3c. leaf Inrd , not rendered , 4c.
H1DR3 AND TALLOW.
Itllns--No. 1 Brpon lililes. J'.ic ' ; No. 2 greet
Miles , 2Hf ; Nn. 1 green raited hides , 4 > ic ; No. :
crccn rplted hli'.fK. 3fc ! ? ! 'o. 1 tn\ \ calf , 8 to 1 :
lb * . f.c ; No. 2eal calt , 8 to IS lb * . . 10 : No. :
dry Hint hliUr. Cf7c. No. 2 dry Hint hides , CfiSc
Nn. 1 dry raited bldcc , DC ; prut cured hides , H <
per lb. less thra 'mly cured.
rillllKl' I'ELTS-ur'-tn tr.Ited. each , ZJOCOc ;
green tailed nheartlngs ( ; iort wooied early
fltliiK ) . each , 15c ; diy elie rnni { ( short wooled
caily pklnr ) , No. I , eacr. , ! * : dry fhenrllnK ;
( Fhnt w-ooled eaily skills , . No. I , each. 6c ; dry
flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual welelu. ( iitc ; dry flint Knnrni
and Nebraska Murrain wool ptlts. per lb. , act
ual weight , 2 f4c : dry nint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight , i'tite ; dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual
weight , 304c ; feet cut off , an It ll useless tc
pay freight on them
TALLOW AND atlttASU Tnllow. No. 1 , 2',4Ci
tallow. No. 2 , 1'jc , RUafe. while A , 2 0 ; greate.
wlilte II , l' , > c ; gieare , > ellow , l'ci crease , dark ,
llic ; uld butter. il(2'ici beeswax , prime , 153
22c ; roURh tallow , Hie.
HONKS In car lots , welched and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , JlZ.OOf/14.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , JlO.evfi 12.00 ; dry
country , damp and mealy , per ton , jr ( KUJS.fto.
WOOL rrnvmltdl. fine heavy , 6.7c . , nr.e. light
tasc : quarter blood , loifl'jc. reedy , biirry and
chaffy. 8i ? ! < c : cotted and broken , coarce , 7 9o :
rotted ami bri'ki-n , fine , GHSr. Kloeco wanhed
Medium. ISSIIKc : nnc , HSJlCc ; tub \Mirbcu , UO
He : bliek. 8c ; burk , Cc ; tag lock ? , 203c ; dead
pulled. 5iCc. _
STOCKS AM ) IID.NDS.
lluri * ( hi * Iti'Kiilntliiii I'rofOH-
Hliinill Af | ir'l AM Dli.v.
NKW YORK , Aug. 24. Today' * rtoclt market
was of holiday proportions fa fnr ns the extent
of the trading wan concerned ntul considerable
Irregularity of movement .was displayed. The.
dealings bore the regulation piufepKlonnl nrpcct.
The opening was slightly deprtrred on news nf
an extension of rate cutting and uncertainty
regarding the Immediate financial outlook. The
chief point of interest was the meeting of the
clearing house loan committee of the nupoclated
banks and the action likely to be taken , which
It was believed would In 11 meartirp Indicate
the actual financial stntus. Western t'nlon was
the feature at the olltrct and simultaneous pales
were made In the rtock from 74Tfc down to 73',4. '
ns against 75 % , Saturday's final price. .Support
ing orders soon appeared in mine of the ppe-
clnllle.K and thin tact checked the sagging ten
dency and .cauci-d n generally rally. The Ooiild
stocks were well supported , Manhattan rose 2"j
per cent to 78 > 1 , Western t'nlnn to 75 and To
bacco and Sugar gained 1'i per cent nnd I'd per
cent respectively. Tin- other Improvements wi-ic
fiuctlonnl. At the high points tcnllzntlons oe-
cuned , which weit < partly attributable to a Btlff-
enlng In money rates , call funds advancing to
an extreme S per cent. The announcement of the
clearing house loan committee that no applica
tions for loan certificates bad been received
failed to check the downward movement an *
fome storks wen- carried below the early low
points. Frequent fitful rallies occurred otter-
ward , but the cloning was at the lowest of the
day. The report of the appointment of n ic-
celvor for the Louisville & New Albany bad a
depressing effect , although pilch a contlngency
liad been practically foreshadowed by the presi
dent of the company Fomu time ago. The news ,
however , offset a slump In call money In the Into
dealings to 3 per cent nnd n further decline In
? tor 11 MI ; rates to 14.83 for actual demand.
finding ; In Louisville & New Albany shares
was less conspicuous than recently , and they
moved within n narrower range. The preferred
sold down 1 per cent to f > and rallied to 5V
The bonds weic neglected aside from one trans
action In the consols at n concession of 4 per
cent. Railroad bonds were dull ami Irregular ,
with some exceedingly wide vnrlatlonfl In t'.ie
high priced Innctlvi * Issues , Northw'estcm sink
ing fund r.s particularly breaking ! > H points to
lOOUj. The market generally was depressed
toward the close. The s-nles were 531.1(00.
Governments were fairly actfve and slightly
lower on sales of J.r,2MiO.
The ISvenlnir Post's financial cable from Lon
don says : A sharp rise In Kaillrs on the Rho-
di'sla news was the only feature In the stock
iimtkctH here toduy. Public buying of Kaf
firs Is not largo at present , but symptoms of
renewed activity In the market continues to
Increase. Other stocks were idle , but better
ndvlces from Crete have Imparted n firmer tone
generally. e'onmils rose to 113U. Americans
were neglected and dull here , but closed also
at the lowest. The bear clique here raided
L'Milsvllle it Nashville early In the day , but
ns New York abtorbed nil the stock offered a
recovery followed. Much silence Is nuw ob
served here as to probable gold shipments to
the rnlted States , but Indications In good quar
ters suggest that more gold will go this week
from here or Frnncc. Money rates nre firm for
the moment , but theru are IndlcatlotiH of an
easier tendency. The Paris bourse WIIH firm on
buying of Kulllrs. The Iterlln market was
steady.
'Ihe following were me closing quotations on
( he leading stocks of the New York exchange
tcdav :
'bid. toflured. Jail IIHBUHS iin-ntii paid.
The total sales of stocks today were 87,075
shares. Including the following : American
Sugar. 20.900 ; Hiirllngton & Qulncy , 8,400 ; Louis
ville & Nashville , 5,500 ; Manhattan , 13.COO ; St.
Paul , 14,100 ; Western Union , 18,000.
New York Money .Market.
NKW YORK , Aug. 24. MONEY ON CALL
Firmer ut 3 ( 8 per cent ; latt loan , 3 per cent ;
elc.MMl . at 3 per cent ,
PRI.MIJ MKRCANTILn PAPKR Nominally at
701'- per cent.
HTKRLINO EXCHANC1K Weak , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt J4.85iT4.85'i for de
mand nnd J4.K434.84V for sixty days ; posted
rates , J4.85ff4.8SVi and I4.fcG"iyJ.ST'ii commercial
bills , J4.85'i.
RAR BILVKIl CBHc.
HILVKR CKRTIFR'ATKS C0 % 67c.
OOVKHNMKNT DONDSVeaU ; state bonds ,
dull ; railroad bonds , weak.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows ;
bid. t offi-reil.
w YorU Mlnlntr < luotiitloiis.
NK\Y Y.Htlt. A'ir. ' ' 'l.-Tiu fjllo.vi.ix arj thi
clouing mliiliit iiuoUtiua'ij
Klnniiuliil AlViilrx.
HKRLIN. Aug. 24. Exchange on lx > ndon , eight
days' sight , 20 nmrki 99 pfics.
PARIS , Aug. SI. Three per cent rente * . 10f
C7'iu fur the account ; exchange on London , 25f
ISu for checks.
LONDON , AUtf , 24. Amount of bullion pone
Into tb * liunk of England on LaUnce today ,
JCW.OOO ; roM Is nuotetl at Hneno Ayres nt 182.25 ,
Madrid , 19.25. Ll'lwn , 29'.4. Home , 107.10.
Sun rranoljicei Sllntnir < liiotntlon .
SAN PIIANC1SCO. Atii. 21.-Tho offtclBl cloilnf
Quotations fjp inliimf stjjutotiy wore ns fol
lows ;
I'liuiiiclnliilcM. .
IIOSTON . AUR. -Clearing" , J3.3r,0COS ; toil-
nnce-s , llMO,3i * .
ItAIriMOItlAUK. . 24.-ilenrliiK9 , J1,70U30 ;
balances , } 2MS)7. ! )
NK\V Y011K , Aug. 21. Clcnrlngs , J57.4S,01 < ! ;
I ml MIH 05 , | 3,1M,34. > .
rillljADKU'HIA. AUK. 2) ) . ClenrhiRs , J7.CM-
WO : balances , ti.4crr,29.
HT. IXM'IS , Aup. 21. ClenrliiRs. SI.4n5.26l ; 1ml-
nnce. , J ( 07.070. Money , sternly nt tH6 ! per e-ent
for cnll liuinn ; GfS per crnt nn thnc. New York
cxclintiKe. ) ! . : . " illfcount Mil.
( "IIICAtlO , AUK. 24-nenrlriKS. Stl.1K.9H.
Mt'iii-y , vtHnKcnt ; cnll loans , Hf7 per cent ; com-
aicrclnl paper. 7 per cent. New York e.xclintiKe ,
SI. 15 discount. Foreign exclmiiEe , Imrcly Btcnily ;
dcmniul , J4.S.5U ; flxty ilnyn , M.S4'i.
St. LinilH ( ienernl .Miirlcet.
ST. LOt'lS , Aug. 24. WIIKAT lower ; No. 2
red , cosh , In elevator , l.VAIIC.Ic : on track , C5c ;
No. 2 hard , Me ; August , CSJjCGc ; September ,
ClTic ; December , fit'.do bid.
CORN Ix ) er ; No. 2 cash , 20'ic ! ; August , 20'Jc ' ;
September , 20r-ic ; Decehiber , 22c asked.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 cash nnd August , 19c ;
Septe-mber , l ! > c ngkcd ; May , 20c bid.
RYI-J Firm : 2S'4c bid.
CORN MMAI.r-l.ower at J1.30.
IIRAN Dull ami weak at 29Uc , cast track ,
FLAXKICHD Higher nt 03c. east track.
HAY Weak ; prairie , J4.605.50 ; timothy. J7.60
010.00.
lll'TTBR Firmer ; creamery , 12gilc ; dairy , 9
POULTRY Mnrket quiet ; chickens , old , G4c ! ;
springs , _ Sc ; turkeys , springs , 5JCc ; ducks ,
* 1-XK5S Market steady at io'c. ( ,
PROVISIONS I ork , lower : standard , J0.60.
Lird , steady ; prime steam , J3.25 ; choice. J3.32i .
Uncoil , shoulders , J4.12 > , fe : longs , J3.82'i ; clear
rib1 * , J4.12H. Dry snlt ments , boxed shoulders ,
J4.75 ; longs , SS.M'i ; ribs , J3.75 ; sides , J3.17H.
HKCKIPTS Flour , C.OOO bids. ; wheat , 154,000
bu. ; corn. 193.0110 bu. ; oats , 4S.OOO bu.
SHIPMINTS : Flour , 6.000 bids. : wheat , 105,000
bu.j corn , 76,000 bu. ; outs , 10,000 bu.
ColTct-
Ni\V YOUK. AUK. 24. COFFKI- : Options
opened Mendy with quotations a point higher
to B polntH lower. The market ruled Kteady on
llBht mipport. Foreign ndvlces were uninterest
ing and without Influence , Trailing wns ulnck
mill closed dull nnd unchanged to r , points nd-
vance ; pot , Hlo , dull nnd easier : No. 7 , 10r > 4c ;
mild , t-teady ; Cordova , J15.00fin6.73.
SANTOS , Aug. 2t. COFFKK Quiet ; good
average Snatos , ll.OiKI rels ; receipts , 22,000 bags ;
ptock , 375,000 bags. Weekly report : Quiet ; good
average per 10 kilos , 11,000 rels ; receipts during the
week , 139,000 baRfi : shipments to the United
Stntes. 14,000 bags ; stock. 134.000 bags.
HAMlltmO , Aug. 24. COFFKU-UuIr nnd un
changed ; sales , 0,000 bngs.
HIO. Aug. 24. COFFKI3 Firm ; No. 7 , 10,730
rels ; exchange , yd ; receipts. 10,100 bags ; clearing
for the I'nlted States. 6,000 bags ; cleared for
Uurope. 7,000 bags ; stock , 22S.OOO bags. Weekly
report : Firm ; exchange standard , 10,7,10 rels ; re
ceipts during the week. ( W.OOO bags ; shipments
to the United States , 332,000 bags ; stock , 22S.OOO
liana.
IIAVIin , Aug. 24. COFFKi : Clewed Hat Uf
net advance ; sales , 5,000 bugs.
IVIIIIHIIH Clt > * Mni-ltetM.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 24. WHEAT Steady but
active ; No. 2 hard , DOii52Hc ; ; No. 3 , 47T5nc ; No.
2 red , nominally DGc ; No. 3 , nominally 49Jfr > 2c :
No. 2 spring. 48 ,4c.
CXDIIN Slightly lower , active ; No. 2 mixed ,
20'4f20 4C ; No. 2 white , 2I ; c.
OATS Active , unchnngi-d from Saturday ; No.
2 mixed , one car poor , 17',4c ; one car choice , 21c ;
No. 2 white , 22c.
KYIJ No. 2 , nominally , 23c.
HAY Firm : choice timothy , J7.00S7.50 ; prairie ,
choice. J4.00T4.50.
lIUTTKn Firm ; creamery , 1314c ; dairy , 10
EGOS Unchanged at So.
MarUrt.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24. SUOAIl Raw , steady ;
Tull refining , 3c ; centrlfusal , 9S test , 3lo ; re-
flned , steady ; crushed , 6-jc } ; powdered , 5c ; granu
lated. 4Jc.
NEW OHL.RANS. Aug. 24. SUGAll Quiet ;
centrifugal , white , 3Ti3 15-lCo ; yellow , 3 11-lGfi
374c ; seconds , 2' < . © 3V4c. Molasses , dull at Z < u
9c ; others unchanged ,
LONDON. AURT. 24. SUGAR Cane , dull ; little
doing ; centrirugal Java , 11s Cd ; Muscovado , fair
reflnlnc , 10s. Dcet eugar weak but active ;
August , Sa 7',4il ; September , Os 7Kd.
Dry RoiiilM.
NEW YOIUf , Aug. 24. The demand was pome.
what Irregular IIH to the classes of goods wanted ,
as the chief request was for printed fabrics ,
colored Roods and low grades of bleached cot
tons , while for brown sheetings there was a
wider Inquiry and prices were llrmer at a small
advance. Printing cloths were tinner nt 2 7-lCc
bid nnd no sales. Audits have advanced the
price of colored ducks , 9 ounce denlma nnd 8
ounce ticking Uc each.
FALL IUVKR. Mass. , Aug. 24. Print cloths
were quiet at 2 7-lCc.
I'rorlii Market * .
PEOIUA. Aug. 24. COItN Easy ; No. 2 , 22'ic ;
No. 3. 2Hic.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white , ISc ; No. 3 white ,
19c.
19c.UY13 Dull , nominal.
WHISKY Market steady : finished goods on the
basis of 11.19 for high wines.
KECHIITS Corn , 35.HOO bu. ; oats , 71,550 bu. ;
rye. none ; whisky , 76 gal . ; wheat , 4,200 bu.
SHIPMENTS Com. 8,100 bu. ; oats. 59.500 bu. ;
rye , none ; whisky , C65 gain. ; wheat , 7,200 bu.
Cotton Mnrlti-t.
NEW ORLEANS , Auff. 24. COTTON Nominal ;
middling , 7ic ; low middling , 7 9-lCc ; good or-
dlnary , * 5-10c ; receipts , 2.2I1 bales , all new ;
sales. 550 bales ; stock , 25,233 bales.
NHW YORK , Aug. 24. COTTON-Qulet ; mid
dling , Sc ; net receipts , none ; gross , 2,053 bales ;
exports to the continent , 300 bules ; forwarded ,
6 bales ; sales. 302 bales ; spinners , 700 bales ;
actual stock , 73,584 balev.
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 24. COTTON Steady and un
changed : receipts , U bales ; shipments , 375 bales :
stock , 21,003 l' l - _
VlNlbli * Grill ii Simply.
NIOW YORK , Aug. 24. The visible supply of
grain Saturday , August 22 , us compiled by the
New York Produce exchange. Is ns follows ;
Wheat , 45,169,000 bu. ; decrease. 687 , OW ) bu. ; corn ,
14100000 bu. ; Increase , 2.-dOW > bu. : oiitx , 6,907,000
bu. ; decrease , 327.000 bu. ; rye , 1.670,000 bu. ; la-
crease. 5,0,000 , bu. ; barley , 7S.OGO bu. ; Increase ,
9,000 bu. _ r _ _
ELGIN. Ill , , Aug. 24-lll'TTKn-Flrin ; offtr-
Ingu , 07'JCO Ibs. ; bales , 49,320 Ibs. at 17c.
WKSTISH.N 1'HXSIOXS.
Vftrrunit of < ht ! liiilc AVjir Iiiiirm -
licroil ! > > ( Init'iirrnl 'iovoriiiucnt.
WASlllNOTON , AUK. 24. ( Special. ) Pen-
Blons granted , IHHUC of Aiign-it ) , were :
NubruHku : OrlKlnal William P. Cran-
dnll , North Loup , Valley ; William NlcholB ,
lA'XliiBton , DuwHon.
Iowa ; Original William H. Canby , Win-
fle-ld , Hunry. Increase Carl Knodt , Posl-
vlllp , AllamaUeo ; Chrlslophcr K. Johnson ,
Decurah , WlniieHhlek ; James H. Ilavlland ,
Ilonton , Hint gold. Orlglnul wlilown , oti' .
Narslppu Harris. Athelatan , Taylor ; Anna
C. Johnson , Madrid , Hoonu.
Montana : Original Simon Ii , Shaffer ,
Kkulaka , Custer.
Colorado : Original Henjamln I eng ,
Itonldcr , Uoulder ; George llarger , Pueblo ,
Pueblo.
Sotilh Pukola : Original widow Eliza
beth Hhormiin. Vermllllon , Clay. .
Wyoming ; Original willows , etc. Minor
of Jacob /.Ink , Kotlien , Crook.
IBSUO of Augusl 6. weru :
Nebraska : Orlulnal John Prltchanl ,
Heaver City. Furnas. Additional William
1) . Hall , Sargent , Custer ; Hlchard Ji. Scr-
gent , Spring Oreen , Furnas , Increase *
James A. Nelson , Harrington , Scotlu llliifT.
Original widows , etc. Minora of Jllrain U.
Kenyon , Albion , lioone.
Iowa : Increase Thomas H. Jacobs , Kel
logg. Jasper ; Ocoreo W. Verlz , SI. Charles ,
Mndlson ; Hamuel O. Vanclenve , 1'eorlu ,
Mtihaska ; Thomas H. Hlckley , Oltumwa ,
Wupcllo. He-Issue John O. Coles , Charlton ,
I.ucas. Original widows , etc. Kllza J.
Hlghl. Glenwood , Mills ; Ada O. Gregg , In-
dlanola , Warren ,
South Dakota : Original widows , etc
Minor of Francis 11 , I.awton , Madison ,
'Colorado ; Original John H. Long , Colo.
rado Springs , 10 1 Paso ; Delia A. Cornull
( nurse ) , Denver. Arapahoe.
Issue ) ot August G were :
Nebraska ; Additional James nubser ,
Omaha , Douglas. IncreaseI.evl Uowrnan ,
Jluvmla , HIcharelHon ; William J. Ilaney ,
Itenkelinan , Dumly ; Joseph Wohlgamuth ,
York , York.
Colorado ; Original Seferlno MfBtas ,
Sturkvllle. I.as Animus. Increase David J. .
McPhlllmy. Kowlt-r. Otero.
South Dakota ; Increase Haper ICHswortli ,
Cuatalla. Charles Mix.
Wyonilnt ; : Orlgliml John Johnuon , New-
fork , Fremont.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Largo Cattle Eeceintaflontinno nnd Prices
TnkHlJrop.
THREE DOLLARS THFIllGHEST FOR HOGS
UnoliitlmiN on All' ' KlnilH "f Slock
do Don non TVM 'CeiitH ' A liny
ifAciiiry to tliu
Seller.
SOUTH OMAHA , Aim. 21.
AURllSt 19 . 2GS3 7.1U9 3SI
AllKUSt IS . 3t J2 5.TH3 I,5i2
AUKUSt 17 . 2 JJU 1,445 l.WU
August 15 . GS1) 3,12 * 2,2111 .
AURUSt 14 . 1.0G5 2.000 233
The ollk-lnl niimhor of curs brought In
toilny by ioh ronilasi
Cuttle. HORS. Sticop.
C. , M. & St P. Hy. . . . . . . . <
O. fi St. U Uy .
.Mo. 1'nc. lly , . . 1
Union 1'nclllt ! system 3S 3 11
H. & M. lly. . . . . M 4
R , E. ci .M. V. Uy. . M 3 C
_ _
Totnl reci'lpls. . . . Tr2 15 li
The disposition of thfl ilny's receipts Was
ns tollowH , cneh buyer pui-chUMlng this num
ber of heuil Imllcatuel :
Total . . . . ' . l.-ISa 1.638 3,1177
The market on all klmls of stock was
lower toelay , calllc , hogs iinel she.-ep.
OATThlS In spilu of UiHt week's br ak In
catlle values , which would havn a natural
tendency to limit receipts , 'ho week opens
up with n larger run than the week before.
Uncie we'reI.44S entile reported In today ,
as against 2,217 on Saturday and 2-ir,0 on
Monday of last week. Tlie caltlc here
were practically all westerns , theru being
few natives of any kind.
Viewed from a seller's standpoint the
market aH a whole was far from being In
a satlsfaclory conilitlon. The demand was
not of thai urgent character which Induces
active buying and a llrm market , but , on
the- contrary , the whole lenilency of the
market was lower In addition to being
slow.
There was not a load of cornfed sleers In
Ihe yards. There were two or three
bunches of Rood western grass beeves
among the offerings , but the balance of the
cntlln was not especially desirable. The
markel wjis slow lo open and Ihero WIIH
nol intich life lo Ihe trade. * at any time.
Owing to the few good catlle hero the mar
ket , perhaps , was no lower on that kind of
stuff , but on anything olhcr than the best
grades It could safely bu quoted lOc lower.
The receipts of butchers' stock were large ,
there being several big bunches of western
cows In addition to the usual run of odds
and ends. A few of the best eows and
heifers sold early at aboul sleady prices ,
but the most of the offerings were of the
medium grades and they sold about lOc
lower. The common grades were ex
tremely slow and dull at the decline.
Stockers and feeders constituted a very
considerable proportion of all the cattle
here. The fresh receipts were large and
there were also quite * . ! ! good many cattle
In the hund.s of speculators carried over
from last weox. Where a buyer happened
to want a certain ! kind of very desirable
stuff he would paySibbut sternly prices , as
there were not many really first class feed
ers on sale , but asliK < from that the general
market was lOJJliic lower. It was a drag
all the morning and the day was well ad
vanced before anything like a clearance
was effected. Henr'eseiitntive Bales :
COWA
Xo Av. I'r. Xv : .I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . MO JI f,0 , :2..10UI2 2 : 1. . . . SMI J2 50
2. . .1300 1 r,0 1..J2CO 2 GO 1..1240 2 05
1. . . 40 1 75 i . i
1IBIKHKH.
1IBIKHKH.40
3. . . . C7C 210 . . . . , 40 1. . . . 510 2 55
1. . . 140 B 00 l.SOO li K
ST'OCKRUS A'NU Kii2Dius.
1. . . CSO 250 5. . . . 8 2 fcO C. . . . 520 3 00
3. . . 420 2 70 1. . . . WOO 3 00
WESTERNS.
NKI1KA.SKA.
\V. F. ilelllck.
m -i 40
SOUTH DAKOTA.
. 1893 140 24 cows . 104 ! 2 35
1 cuw . ! > 3 < i t 00 4 cows . 9b7 S 65
1 cow . 930 J 00
lions There was u moderate run of hogs ,
1 001 head , at against 1,415 on Monday a week
ugo. The fact of the receipts being light , how
ever , did not affect the market apparently. Ad
vices from "II sources were unfavorable ami
values here dropped lOc. The market opened at
the decline ana was fairly active , everything
selling In good n-a on.
The big , heavy hogs told at J2.CO largely , as
against J2.050.10 on Saturday. Medium weight
mill mixed loads brought j.C5&2.7i , against JS.75
4/2.80 on Saturday. HJine. light welfhU sold up
to J2SN ) and one load as lilKli us J3 , but the
latter sale wa nut reported.
Today's bieuk In values carries the market
to the low eat point touched > et and beats the
record of ull previous declines , Th lowest point
ever touched uisre today wai en July z , tut
the mnrkct today wan fully Bo lower th n 01
that date. The low point of this month prevloui
to toddy was Angurt 13 , but the market WAI
then cloje to lOc above present values , llepre
rrntatlvc snlos :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr.
15 . 3S . . .J2W ) CO . Zll 120 J2 M
6 . 340 . . . 2 GO 69 . Sll ZOO 2 M
3 . 30 ! . . . 2 m re . z * > 120 z M
C . 31 < 40 2M U . Z92 200 2 C7' '
rn . so ice 2 co 48 . sis . . . 2 C7 < <
in : , . 324 Z40 2 TO 7 . 2'J ffl 270
80 . 320 240 200 CO . 284 80 270
49 . 20 ICO 2 US f.9 . 278 120 270
64 . SS3 . . . 2 C4 . 2SO 1CO 275
fl . 5S5 . . . 2 C6 63 . 2(3 ( 210 255
f,7 , . 310 ICO 205 79 . 2,11 2t 2 SO
67 . 298 40 265 23 . 215 . . . 2 ! K )
pias-onos AND INDS. :
3 . 373 10 230 3 . SOS . . . 2 fO
0 . 300 . . . 2 CO 4 . 335 . . . 2 CO
C . 210 . . . 2 CO C . 240 . . . 2 CO
1 . .170 . . . 2 CO 6 . 375 . . . 2 CO
6 . 2M . . . 2 CO 7 . 375 SO 2 Ki
8 . r.S . . . 2 CO SO . 236 . . . 2 M
3 . S13 . . . 2 CO R . 21S . . . 2 SO
811I31' ! ! There was n pretty rood run of phe-ei
today and some of lite offeringsweie quite good
The market war. fully lOc lower , llepresentntlvi
Hales :
No. Av. Pr.
J Utah , mixed . 104 1285
MH IHnh , mixed . 102 2 SS
4 < > 2 Utah , mixed . IM 2 85
114 I'tnll , mixed . ICO 285
7 I'tnii. rnlvpi ] . ! > 4 28.1
3 t'lall , mixed . 70 2 85
10 I'tnll lambs . 3 400
8 Tilth lambs . ! 400
413 flail lambs . 02 400
1C1 ftnh lambs . C4 400
M I'tnh lambs . 03 400
2 * I'lnli lambs . 06 400
101 Utah lambs . 02 400
cu ir.uao' 7i v ii "STOCK.
In Cnltle tin * II InHIIII
WenUeiMarket. .
CIIH'AOO , Aug. 24. In cattle the big mr
cntised a weaker market , nnd there was n get ) '
crnl decline of from fc to lOc In botli nntlvi
and range stockt c'.iolce feed cattle only re
maining steady ; snles were on n basis of fron :
J3 to J3.60 for the poorist. grassy lots up ti
from J5.6H to jr > .86 fur choice to extra IK-CM-H ,
with trading largely at fioin J3.8. > to J4.00.
Stockers and feeders sold tarrely at from J2.7.
to J3.ro. This btislneFH Is glow Ing as thu season
advances ; 112 cam of feeding cattle were sblppcil
eastward from here last week , Including guoil
xlilpmcntR east. Range cattle wele In the usual
demand ; steers Felling chlelly at from J3.6I
to J3.00.
In hugs tbeic was n good local packing nml
shipping demand , nnd a InrRf hmlncss was
transncte-d , but the enonnoUH tun forced pi leer
down 6c for tin- lighter ! , nnd fumi 6e to luc foi
bi'iivy weights. Llgbt and medium welgbtf
sold freely , but lieiivlt'H moxed off slowly. Heavy
hogs cold nt from J2.CO to J3.20 ; me > dlum al
from J2.M ! to J3.45 , and light welghtx at from
J2.2.1 to J3.W.
In sheep there wns n fairly nctlve demand.
but the big supply resulted In a decline ol
nl "nit lOe nn lambs. Werlein range sheep wen
salable at from 12.60 to J3.M , nnd natives wen
wanted at from J2 to J3.50 for poor to extrc
lots , few going over J3. ! . " > . Sheep were In ex-
e-ellent demand , nnd choice weie sold ill stronger
price * . I iiiiliH were slow at from J2.M ) to Jfi.Rf
for Inferior to prime lots , with n superabundance
of stock
Receipts Cuttle , 20,000 head ; begs , 50,000 head ;
sheep , L'0,000 heail.
IVIIIINIIN City Live SloeU.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. -CATTLH Receipts ,
10.300 head ; shipments , 00 head ; best grades
steady , others weak to 10c lower ; TexnH steers ,
Jl.S5fi3.15 ; Texas cows , Jl.riOS2.20 : beef steels ,
J3.Uifi4.45 ; native COWH , Jl.50ii3.00 ; stockeis nm !
feeders. J2.60 I3.CO ; bulln , Jl.COifZ.30.
HOGS Receipts , 1.3UO lieait ; shipments , 1.1W
slUC'P Receipts , 700 head ; sblpmentx , 4CK
head ; market steady ; lambs , 53.305/4.60 ; muttons ,
J2.005J3.50.
Steel ; In SlKTlif.
Record of receipts of the four principal mar
kets for Monday , August 24. IMC :
Cuttle , llozs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.WJ 1,091 3.3'i
Chicago 20.000 60.000 20.0CK
Kansas City 10.3(10 ( 1.3 < iO ' ( * .
St. Louis 4,000 3,600 IW <
Totals 38,109 65,381 25.5CS
St. IMils Live Stoelc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24. CATTLE Receipts , 4.00C
head ; market easier nnd slow ; native shipping
steers , J3.60tt4.30 ; diessed beef and butcher stuff.
J3.0 f4.10 ! ; cows nnd helfeis , JJ.OOH3.60 ; Ti-x-ns
und Indian steers. J2.40i3. 5 ; cows , J1.75fjS.75.
HOGS Rcci-lpts. 3.000 bead ; market SWIOc
lower ; light. J3.10S3.40 ; mixed , J3.flOf3.25 ; heavy.
J3.00i73.30.
SHMKP Receipts , 1,600 head ; market a shade
oil ; native muttons , J2.50Q3.25.
\evr Yorlc IIre Sl elf.
NKW YORK , Aug. 24. 11K15VKS Receipts ,
2,794 head ; steers , stronger ; oxen and dry cows ,
steady ; bulls , lower : native steers. J4.03 to J4.C3 ;
stags nnd oxen. J2.7504.10 : bulls , J2.OOif2.CO ; ca
bles quote American steers 10'4fjrilc ( , dressed
weights : refrigerator beef , 8@S5e ; no exports.
SIIM13P AND LAMliH Receipts , 21.34G bead ;
lower : sheep. J2.6094.00 ; lambs , J3.75GG.OO.
HOGS Receipts , 10.514 bead ; quiet at J3.75S
4.15.
NKW YOItlv (5IOXP.IIAL SI AHIC1- ; ' ! ' .
QiiiitntloiiN of the Day nil VnrloiiH
Coiiiiii nlltleH.
NKW YORK , Aug. 24. FLOUR Receipts , 100-
225 bbls , ; exports , 2,917 bids. Market active and
higher on spring patents , with a corresponding
advance on other grades In sympathy with
wheat ; Minnesota patents , J3.35 < ti3,75 ; winter
patents , J3.40ft3.GO ; winter straights , J3.ZOI >
3.35 ; Minnesota bakers , J2.35i72.90 ; winter low
grades , Jl.SOJ/2.05. Ilye Hour , dull ; superfine ,
J2.40ii2.CO ; fancy. J2.C002.75.
CORN MKAL Dull ; yellow western , COc.
11ARLUY Quiet : western , 32&33c.
HYIS Firmer ; No. 2 wettern , SJitJc.
IIARLKY MALT Steady ; western , CSfjCSc.
WHKAT Receipts , 94,360 bu. ; spot lirmer ; No.
1 bard. G97ic. Options opened strong and active
on foreign buying und higher cables , sold off
under realizing , and was unsettled all day , ad
vancing sharply on export buying , but finally
broke under renewed long selling , und closed
" under the ' highest ' " polnt. . . . , but , - . - "isitlc - . above .
ste'ady , ' but subseijuently eased off on nn in-
creafce In the visible supply and heavier carlot
estimates : doted unchanged to ! Jc lower ;
August , 2Sy,428'ic ; September , 28UC ; , closed nt
2SV4C.
OATS Receipts , 27,400 bu. ; exports , 600 bu. :
spot we-ak ; No. 2 , 21' , c. Options dull and
weaker under liquidation und sympathy with
corn ; clohed4c lower ; August closed at Ulc ! ;
September , 2l 521'ic , closed at 21VjC.
HAY Quiet ; shipping , COc ; good to choice ,
J8.60Ji9.00.
HOPS Steady ; state , common to choice , 1884
crop 2'AJ'4Hc ; Ib95 crop. SffS'tc ; Pacific coast ,
1894 crop. 2V403C ; 1S95 crop , SSC'.ic.
1I1DKS Steady ; Oalvenon , He ; lluenos Ayres ,
dry 16c ; Texas , dry , S'.jc ; e'ullfornla , 13c.
LEATHKR Quiet ; hemlock sole. Duenos
Ayres , light to heavy weights , 20821c.
PROVISIONS rieef. steady ; family , J8.60S9.00 ;
beef hams , J16.6031C.OO ; packet , J6.fltf7.00. ( Cut
meats , steady ; pickled bellies. 4'4i5'ic ' ! ! ' ; pickled
' bams J9.60iflO.IO. Hacon
shoulders , 3'Ac ; pickled , ,
boxed shoulders' . J4.4U ; lonuues , JJ.75 ; ribs , } 4 ,
Khnrts S4 12V4. Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders
and longs , J3.60 ; ribs , J3.75 ; shorts , J3.8714. Lnrri ,
steady and active ; western steam , J3.W/4 ; choice ,
J3 15- refined , dull. Pork , firm ; old to new
mots. J7.7588.60 : fhort clear , JS.76010.00 ; family ,
J'J2r > ilO.Ofl ; standard mess , jobbing , JC.rOif8.65. ,
OILS Cottonseed oil , steaay ; prime crude- ,
19fi20o ; nrlnii * yellow , 23S23'.Jc. Petroleum ,
steady ; United doted , Jl.OG. Turpentine ,
steady. 24 i24e. Rosin , quiet ; strained , common
to good , Jl.75fil.80. Turpentine , quiet at 24S >
26c ,
I1UTTKR Receipts , 9,201 pkgs , : Him ) state
dairy , 10i12c ; Hate creamery , ll'.ifllCVic ; west
ern Malry. Hi-iflZc - ; KlKlns , 16r.
UIIKKSU Receipts. ,91C pkgs. ; steady : large ,
6fl8'ic ; small , CilS'ic ; part tkims , 205cj full
HOGS Receipts. 7,580 pkgs. ; firm : state and
Pennsylvania , 13 Kc ; western , 13i(15c.
MI-JTALS Pig Iron , weak ; southern , J10.25IT
11.O ; northern , J10.75iJI2.60. Copper , quiet ;
brokers. J10.75 ; exchange , J10 CJidl.OO. Lead ,
iiulet ; brokers , $2.50. Tin , dull ; straits , JI3.25 ©
13.35 : plaits , steady. Spelter , quiet ; domestic ,
J3.7003.75 ,
Liverpool MnrketN ,
LIVERPOOL , Aug. 24. WHKAT Spot , nrm ;
demand poor : No. red , winter , stocks ex-
iiuugted ; No , 2 red , spring , 6s Id ; No , 1 , Callfor *
nln , 6s 6V4d. FutureB opened slendy , with near
and distant posltlona 1U < 1 higher nnd distant
pokltlonii Vid hlglHT ! business about equally dis
tributed ; August , 6s i.id : September , 6s Ud ; Oc
tober , 6s Uil ; November , 6s 2di December , 6s 2lld.
CORN Snot , firm : American mixed , new , 2 *
lld. Futures opened quiet and unchanged and
elated quiet , with near und distant positions
unchanged to ' .id higher ; business heaviest on
middle positions ; August , 2a Hid ; September , 2s
8"1' October , 2s 9V4d ; November , 2s lOd ; Decem.
U-V. 2s lOd.
FI/M'R Firm ; demand fair and freely Blip-
idled' St. I.ouls fancy winter , Cs 9d ,
PROVISIONS Ilacon , demand inoiiernle ; Cum
berland cut. 28 to 80 Ibs. , 32s : short ribs. 28 Ibs. ,
30 ; long clear , light , K tel 31 Ibs. , 2Gs Cd ; long
clear heavy. 65 Ibs. , 2Gs ; short e'lear backs ,
light 18 Ibs. . 20s fid ; short clear middles , heavy ,
4' , to HI lb * . , 23s Cd : clear bellies. 14 to 16 U.S. ,
S2s- shoulders , tquure , 12 to IS Ibs. , 2I Cd ; hams ,
Miort rut , 14 to 1G Ibs. , 42s 6d. Tallow , linn North
American. l s 9d. llecf. extra India me s. 4Cs
3d- prime ine s. 30s III. Pork , prime mess , western -
ern 45s ; meillum western. 38s d. I.anl. quiet !
prime western , 19s ; refined in palls , SO * Cd.
CHI3BHU Steady : demand moderate ; finest
Amcilcan , white , 39s 6d ; finest American , colored ,
* HUTTKR Finest United States , 60s ; good , OOs.
Oil S Linseed. 10s. Petroleum , refined , C' d.
IIKFHIQBKATOH IlKBF Forequurters. 4idi
! & > II'-CIBO coast ) . 1 14. .
Oil MnrUi-f.
OIL CITV , Aug. 24 Credit balances , J1.04 ; cer
tificates opened hlKli. low and cli.su at JI.OT , ; no
sales ; bhlpmentn. 1C8.S75 bbl * . : runs. 169,408 bids.
LONDON. Aug. 24.- < < AIXM'TTA LINHKKI > -
Hpot , 29 4d ; July , shipment tin Cupe , S3s 3d.
MlniieiilioIlKVlieilt ,
M1NNKAPOLIS. Aug. 24 - WIIUA'Hieauy ;
- - 54c DrcrinUr 6'iff
August. 64'.ic ; SeptemU-r. ;
f.7 ic ; em truck. No. 1 hard , old. 6C , c ; new ,
64 ir : No. 1 northern , old , B ; c ; new , 64ic ; No. ,2 ,
northern , iif.r.C , , new , Ij3if
'Frlxeo AVIu-nt ( liioliitloiiH ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Autf , 2i , WHUAT-Qulet ;
Di-vcmUr ,
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendments to the
Constitution of the State of Xebrnskn , ns
hereinafter set forth In full , nre submitted
to the electors of the State ot Nebraska , tc
bo voted upon nt the general election to be
held Tuesday , November 3 , A. 1) ) . 1S96 :
A Joint resolution proposing to antcml
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , and live (6) ( ) , ol
article six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
Stale of Nebraska , relating lo number ol
judges ot Ihc supreme courl nnd their term
of ofllcc.
Uu It resolved and enacted by Ihc he-pin-
Inlure of the State ot Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ) of article
Blx ( G ) of the * Constitution 01 tae State ol
Nebraska be amended so as lo read as fol-
See'tlon 2. The supreme court hull unll' '
olliorwlse provided by law , consist ! of llvi
C. ) judges , a majority of 'vliom shall bi
necessary to form a quotum or to pro-
nouiice a decision. It anali nave original
jurisdiction In case * reiatlnt ; revenue
civil cases In which the state shall be n
parly , mandamus , quo warranto. Imhciit
corpus , and such appollalc Jurlsillellon , nt
may be provided bv law.
Seetlou 2. Thai section four (4) ) of arllclc
six (1) ) of Mio Constitution of tnc slatcl
XelitiiMiCii , 'M- amended so as to read ns fol
lows :
Secllon t. The judges of the supreme
court shall be elected by the electors of
the stallat large' and their term of otllce ,
except as hereinafter provlili'd , shall be for
a period of not loss .hun five (5) years IIH
the legislature may prescribe.
Section .1 That section five (51 of article
six ( B ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska , be amended to read an follows :
Section 5. At the first general election to
be held In the ye-ar UM , there shall br
elected two Judges of the cuprcmo court
one of whom shall be elected fnr a tetm of
two (2) ( ) years , one for the term of four (4) ( )
yeans , and al each general i-tcclloii there-
afler , there shall be elected one judge ol
the supreme court for the term of live (5) )
years , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided , That the Judges of the supreme
court whose terms have in- ' expired at the
tlmo of holding the general election of ISM
shall continue to hold their olllce for the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 2S , A. D. 193.
A joint resolution proposing an amend
ment lo section thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of Hie Constitution of Hie Slate of Ne'brrsk.i.
rclaling lo compensation of supreme titn !
district court judges.
lie It it-solved by the Legislature of Uu
State of Nebraska :
Secllon 1. That section thirteen (13) ( ) of
article six ( fi ) of the CoiiFlilutlon of Ihe
3t le of Nebraska bo amended so ns lo
read as follows :
Sec. 13. The Judges of Ihe supreme and
district courtu nhnll receive for their ser
vices such compensation as may bo pro
vided by law , payable quarterly.
The legislature shall at Us tirst session
after the adoption of this amendment ,
three-fifths of lno momners elected to
each house concurring , establish Ihclr
compensation. The compensation so es
tablished shall not be * changed oftencr than
once In four yearn ami In : io "Vent unless
two-lhlrds of Ihe members ci.-eted to each
house of Ihe legislature concur tnerol" .
Approved March 30. A. D. 1S05.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of article Jive (5 ( >
of the Cnnslltutlon of Iho Stale o ! Nebraska ,
rclaling lo compensation of Ihc officers of the
executive department.
liu It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature ! of the Stale of Nebraska :
Secllon 1. Thai secllefn twenty-four (24) )
of article live (5) ( ) of the Coniilltullon of
the State of Nebraska bu amended to read
aw follows :
Section 24. The officers of the executive
department of the state- government shall
receive for their services a compensation
to be established by iaw. which shall be
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have been
commissioned and they shall not receive
to their own use any fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In th lr hands or
under their control , perquisites of ofllce or
other compensation , and all fees that may
hereafter be payable by law for soi'vlceH
performed by an ofllcur provided for In
this ' 'In shall bo paid in advance Into
the slate treasury. The legislature shall
at Its first session after the adoption ot
this amendment , throe-fifths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the legisla
ture concurring , establish the salaries of
the officers named In this article. The
compensation so established shall nol be
changed oftencr than once In four years
and In no event unless two-lhlrds of Ihe
members elected to each house of Ihe leg
islature concur therein.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1S95.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section one (1) ( ) of article six ( C ) of tbo Con-
stilullon ot Ihe Stale of Nebraska , rclaling
to Judicial power.
Be It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska-
Section 1. That suction one (1) ) of article
six ( ) of Ihe Constitution of the Stale of
Nebraska bo aiiiemleu to read as follows :
Section 1. The judicial power ot inls state
shall bo vested li a supreme court , dls-
Irlct courls , county courts , justices of the
peace , police magistrates , and in such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
ns may be created by m < v In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1 93.
A joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of nrtlcle elx ( C ) of the
Constllutlon of the State of Nebraska , re
lating to Increase In number of supreme
and district court Judges.
lie It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature ot the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section eleven (11) ( ) of arti
cle six ( C ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska be amended to read us fol-
"scctlon 11. The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of Hies members elected to ouch housu
Khali concur therein , may , in or , .fter the
year ono thousand clghi Hundred and
ninety-seven and not oftener than once In
every four years , Jncreant the number of
Judges of supreme and dlstrlcl courts , and
the judicial districts of the stale. Such
districts shall be formed of compact terri
tory , and bounded by county lines ; and
Bitch Incre-ase , or any change In the
boundaries of a district , Bhall not vuciito
Iho olllco of any Judge.
Approved March SO , A. D. . 1R03.
A Joint rcsolullon proposing to nmeml
section nix ( C ) of article ono (1) ( ) of the Con-
Blllutlon of Ihe State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by Jury.
Ue It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State al Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six ( G ) . article ono
(1) ( ) of the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska bo amended to rend as follows :
Section C. The right of trial by jury shall
remain Inviolate , but the K-glslutuio inu >
provide thai In civil actions hvc-ulxlhs of
the 'r.ry may render a verdict , and the
legislature by also authorize trial by a
lurv of a Ifss number than twelve men
In courts Inferior to the district court.
Approved March 29 , A , D. , 1S95 ,
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section one (1) ( ) of article flvo (5) ( ) of the Con.
slllullon of Nebraska , relating to ofOcurs of
Iho eiccullvo dcpartmenl.
lie It resolved and enacted by Iho Leg-
Isluturo of Iho Slulc - { Nebruska.
Section 1. That section ono fl ) of article
five (5) of the Constltullon of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read as fol-
Secllon 1. The executive Department shall
consist of u governor , lleulunant governor ,
secretary of stale , auditor of public ac
counts treasurer , superintendent of public
Instruction , attorney general , coiiunlst.loiu-r
of public lands and buildings , ami three
railroad commissioner * , each of whom , ox.
"t'lit tin ) said railroad commissioners , shall
hold hlH olllco for n term of two yeart ) ,
fro n thei llrst Thursday aftuj- the first
TiieHday In January , utier Ills e L-eUlon ,
and until his successor Is electcil anil quiil .
Vlr" ' Knch nillroud commissioner Hi.all
hold hi * olllco for n term of three years ,
beginning on tlm first Thursday after the
llrst Tui-Bday In January after his e co.lon ,
mid until his uscccsuor la elected and quail-
lied : I'rovldcd , however. That at Iho llrst
general election held after the adoption
at this amendment theru shall bo elected
three inllrond commissioners , ono for thii
nerlod of one year , one fet Mie > period of
two years , and aim for tno period of three
years. The governor , secretary of state- ,
auditor of public accounts -ml treasurer
shall resldti at the eapllol during their
term of olllce ; they slmll ltt | HIO publlo
records , books unit papers there , and shall
perform such duties as may be requited by
Approved March 30 , A. D. , 1603.
A Joint resolution proponing to amend sec
tion twenty-six (20) ( ) ol article five ( G ) or tlic
Constitution of the StAte ot Nebraska , limit.
Ing the number ot executive state officers.
lie It resolved nnd enactcel by the Leg * l
Islnturo of the Stnto of VebranU.a !
Section 1 That section twenty-six (26) ( ) of
article live ( , ' , ) of the ConBltlutlon or th ?
Stale of Nebraska be amended to read an
follows :
Section 1C. No other executive stale offi
cers except those named In section ono (1) )
of this nrllcle shall be created , except by
nn net of Ihe legislature which In con *
em-red In by not loss than ihree-fourthM
of the members elected to each housd
thereof :
Provided. That any olllco created by nn
acl of Iho legislature may be abolished by B
the legislature , two-lhlrds of the member * > ' r
elected to each house Iherf-ol concurring. rV i
Approved March 30. A. U. . 1SD5.
A Joint resolullon proposing lo amend
sect Ion tilno (9) ( ) ot article eight ( S ) of tha
Constlluilon ot Ihe Slale ot Nebraska , pro-
S
vldlng for Ihe Invcslmcnl of the permanent
educational funds of the stale.
lie It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg *
Islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thai section nine (9) ( ot nrllcU
elghl ( i ) of Ihe Constllulton of the Slate
or Nebraska be amended to rend us fol-
Hectlon ! > . All funds belonging to the stnto
for educational purposes , the interest and
income whereof only are to bo used , shall
be deemed trusl funds held by the state ,
and the stale shall supply all losses there
of that may In any manlier accrue , so that
the same shall remain torover Invlolato n \
anil uiullmlnlshcd , and y.mll npt be In t ,
vested or loaned except < m I'niletl States ) .o
or state securities , ot registered county
bonds or registered school ilistrtrt liondrt
of this state , and oucli funna , with the
liilrrrHt and Income thereof are hereby
solemnly pledged for the. Durposcs for
which they are granted and set apart ntul .
slmll not lie transferred to any other fund ITf
for other uses. f '
Provided , The board crcait-.l { iy section
1 of this artlrir : s einptiwr il to sell from
tlmo to time any of th * securities belong
ing to the permanent school fund and In
vest the proceeds arising theretrom in any
of the securities eiiuiiiTalril In this sec
tion bearing n higher rate of Interest
whecicr at ! onnor'Mnlty lor beller Invest
ment Is presenie-d ,
And provided further. That when any
warrant upon the slc' 'reasuror regu
larly Issued In pursuance of an appropria
tion by the legislature and secured by Iho
levy of n tax for Us payment , shall bei
presented to the stale treasurer for pay
ment , nnd there shall nol De any money
In the propel tund 10 pay such warrant ,
the lionid created by section I of this aril-
cle may dltccl Ihe slate treasurer to pay
the amount due on such warrant from
moneys In his hands belonging to the per
manent school fund of the slale , iind ha
shall hold said warrant nr. an Investment
of said permanent school fund.
Approved March 29 , A. 1) . . 1S93.
A joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to Ihc Constitution of the State of
Nebraska by adding a new section to article
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to bo num
bered section two (2) ( ) , relative to the merg
ing of the government of cities of the
mctropolllan class nnd Iho government of
the counties wherein such cities are lo-
caled.
lie II resolved nnd enacted by Iho Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That article twelve (12) ( ) of the
Constitution of the Stale of Nebraska bo
ninended by adding lo said article a new
section to lie numbered nectiun two (2) ( ) , to
read as follows :
Section 2 The government of any city of
the metropolitan class and the government
of the county In which It Is located may bo
merged wholly or In part when n proposi
tion so to do has been submitted by au
thority of law to the voters of such city
and county nnd rccetveil 'lie- ' assent of a
majority of the votes cast in Much city and
also a "majority of the votes cast In the
county exclusive of SK.'e ! cast hi such
metropolitan city at such election.
Approved March 29. A. D. . 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing an amendment
lo section six ( C ) of article seven (7) ( ) of the
Constltullon of Iho Slate of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner In which votes shall
be cast.
lie It resolved nnd enacted by Iho Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thr.t sccllon six < ( ! > of nrtlclo
seven (7) ( ) of the Constllutlon of Ihe State
of Nebraska bu amended to rend as fol-
St-eilon G. All votes shall bo by ballot , or
such other method ns may be prescribed
by law , provided the secrecy of voting b
preserved. _
Approved March 20. A. D. , 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen (14) ( ) of the
Constitution of the Stale of Nebraska , rela
tive to donations lo works of Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
Ue It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ( ) of article
fourteen (14) ( ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska , bo amended to read as
follows :
Secllon 2. No oily , county , town , precinct ,
municipality , or other subdivision of Iho
slate , shall ever make donations to any
wcrks of Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unless a proposition so lo do shall
have been first submitted to the qualified
electors nnd ratified by a two-thirds vole
at nn election by author ! ! ? &f iaw ; Pro
vided , That such donations of a county
with the donations of sucn subdivisions In
the aggregate shall not exceed ten per cent
of the assessed valuation of such county ;
Provided , further , Tnnt any city or county
may , by n three-tourtim vote Increase such
Indebtedness five per rent , In addition to
such ten ner cent and no tionds or evi
dences of Indebtedness so Issued shall bo
valid unless the same Biiall have endorsed
thereon a cortiflcatii signed by the secre
tary ana auditor of stale , showing Umt
the same Is Issued pursuant to Inw.
Approved March 29 , A. D , , ISM.
I , J. A. Piper , secretary of state of th
slalo of Nebraska , do hereby cerllfy lhat
the foregoing proposed amendments lo Iho
Conslltutlon of the State of Nebraska are
true and correcl copies of Iho original en
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by Iho
Twenty-fourth session of the legislature of
the State of Nebraska , as appears from
said original bills on flic In this olllce , and
that all and each of said proposed amend
ments arc submitted to the qualified voters
of thetstulo of Nebraska for Ihelr adoption
or rejection at the general election lo beheld
held on Tuesday , Iho 3d day of November ,
A , I ) , 1SUC.
In , testimony whereof , I have thereunto
scl my hand and afllxcd Ihc great seal ot
Iho state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 17lh dny of July , In
Iho year of our Lord , Ono Thousand Klght
Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of the United States the OHO Hundred
anil Twenty-first , uud of tlilu Blalo thu
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) JA. . I'IPim ,
Secretory of State.
Aug 1 DloNov3 morn only.
" \ollce.
To C. K. Klvlng and to Whom It May
Concern : Notlco Is hereby given that on ,
towlt , ' the 2,1th day of February. A. D. ,
1S % . the board of managing trustees of the
Texas Colonization company levied an as-
Betunenl of $10 per share upon the capital
stock of said company , payable within
sixty days from said dnto ; that said u >
sessnionl upon fourteen and one-half shares
of said stock belonging to said C. U. Klvlng
Is now delinquent , and that said shares of
stock or so much thereof as shall bu ne-ccs-
wiry to meet such assessment touuther
with Interest and costs , as provided by the
bv-luws of said company , will bo sold at
nubile auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash at thu olllco of said company In
orange City , Sioux county. In. , on the 31st
day of August. A. U. . 1SHJ , la 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
TJ5XAS COLONI/.ATION COMPANY.
13y A. VAN OKU MIJIDK.
Secretary nnd Munugnr.
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