THE OMAHA DAIIAT BEE ! SEPTEMBER 30 , 189CJ.
tOMMERCIAi AND FINANCIAL
December Wheat Declines Over Ono Ocnt
During Uio Session.
LIVELY FLUCTUATION FOR AWHILE
Trio DccJileillr IJppreiHlnK Itomn of
Greet tli ; Hulls In tile
Wheat 1'lt nt tlie
Opening.
CHICAGO , Sept. 29. I > ec * > intr wheat todny
declined lc. The market was too heavy to be
held up , even with the active support nf n large
contingent playing ( or big t > ii > llt , the big northwestern -
western receipts < > nd the Miuld's shipments
bringing out more wbenl than Urn market could
itnnd. Corn declined Uc | oats lulmnrcil Ku
and provisions ileclliad from i'.ie to lOc.
THO decidedly depressing Items of nexvs
erected the bulls In the wheat market nt the
opening. One urns the Russian ( shipments of
nhcat , which amounted to J.024,000 bu. . compared -
pared with 1 , DM , 000 bu. the week befoir. This
made the total exports to Kuropt $ ,419,000 ' "ii. ,
ns ngalnst C,4IJ ( , 0 bu. last year , It xxns fnr
from confirming the statements of ehorlaxu uf
the Russian rrnp , which have donn KO tiiucli In
helping to create the bull sentiment with wlilvh
the traders lire saturated. Tlio receipts nt Min
neapolis , nnd Dultltli WITC 1,1M cars , compareil
vltli ii03 corn n week ago and l,22tt n year ago ,
Tlic effect of this was seen nt once. December.
which elo/ed yesterday nt C7-Vic , cptni-d nik t
from C0o to CT'ic. The diptosMon lasted till
December xvhenl tnnclied frnm WVsa tu iWiO. It
recovci-ed to C7'ic In iibout nn huur. the I l-o
telnk' grndunl , but steady. After that the prl < u
jumped aitiiind like pr > pcorii over n hot tire.
but In tin ; end It did not swell xvoith tent.
The Atlantic port cli'.ininccs xvefu amounting In
wheat nnd Hour tn tunic than CO.COO htl. Tlmt
was the i en Mn for romc icMnunco to the deflluo
which threatcni'd cxery tempornry nilrnncc.
Ilrndstieet'H it-poll cnmu diirlnK the lust hour ,
ultmvlMK nn Increase uf the oild'n stoclt lust
Week : of only ! > 3PW bu. , where thele wcie oxer
6OW,000 bu. Inerciifc the- week before , but thH
did not nrifft th weakness. The fellltiK pres-
siiio xas heavy and December dropped tu OCli \
It icacted later to GUTtc. but turned weak HKnln
nnd cloned easy ul from M'c to M jo.
Coin nvcinKtd llrnicr. iiolwlthstnndlnn the
weakness In xvhent. There WHH a good demand ,
partly to cover shorts nml partly fur the long
account , nnd the nxtrnge xvns tlio mint1 to n
fraction belter than It clnwd yesterduy. May
opened Uc lower lit 23V4c. llnctiiated belxvrcn
from 25 > c to 23Mc. closlm ; steady nt 23'iu.
Oats xvere firm under n good Imiulry , larscly
from the elevator Interests , and were ulso helped
by the llnnni'ns In corn. The openlnif xvns
slightly easier , but prices soon declined , May
opened about unclmnKcd nt from 19c to lH4r ! ,
Huctuated between 19'/o nnd I' ' ic , and closed
Mciidy at from 19io to HUta
PruvlilotiH got nenk start .on account nf
liberal receipts of hogs at all xxestein points , nnd
nothing happened to turn speculative wntlment.
The deniatuL for nisli products wns icported tu
be good , \\esteni packers xvere liberal sellers
o ( January pork , and rommUslon houres ap
peared to have u goud deal ( if It sllort , xvlilch
they xveii * covering for cuwtomei'3 ! pilceH ruled
easier all day , closing ensy nt slightly loxvcr
prices ; January pork clom-d iflu lower nt (7i
January Innl. iHn loxver at (4.07VJ ; January rlba ,
7 o loxvcr at (3.47',4.
listlmatc-d receipts for Wednesday : \vhent ,
193 cnrs ; coin , 610 cars ; uats , SM > ciun ; hogs.
35ono bead.
The IcndlnR futures rnngcd ns follows :
Artclo-t. | OIMII. lllgh. | Low.
\Vl pnt.No.tf
Sept . P7W 00 ?
Doc .
May. .
Coin.No. 2.
Scut .
Oct . 21 K Jl'l
Uce . J'JM 2'JU
Mit.v. . . . . . . . 26t
Oats. No. 2. .
Sent . 17 ICId
Oot . 17 1UU
DOC . 17H 17W 17M 17JS
May . H
Pork.pcrbbl
oct ( I 0.1 o or. n oo 0 00
Jan 7 l)7 ) 0 07 ! , 7 00
Oct . 3 70 : t 70 3 70 3 72
Jim . 4. ! - ! $ 12M 4 07 ! * 4 07H
Sliortnibs-
Oct . 3 1A 3 20 3 IS 5 1(5 (
Jan . 3 Oil 3 fiii4 a 47W il 47' <
quotations xverc as fidloxvs :
FLOUR-Klrm ; winter patents , (3.SOO3.60 !
itralglits , (3WI3.40 ( : Hiring specials. (3.WO3.75 ;
BtralKbts , (2.73O3.10 ; bakers. (2.20JT2.GO.
WHEAT No. 2 sprlmr. noc ; No. 3 spring ,
6314 if.c ; : No. 2 red , C7 fT6Sc.
CORN No. 2 corn , 21V.iiT2lKc.
OATS No. 2. 17c ; No. 2 xvhlte , f. o. b. , 201J !
2I15c ; No. 3 xvhlte , 17B20V4C.
RYU No. 2. 35n.
IIAULUY No. 2. nominal ; No. J. f. o. b. ,
3tn2IUc : No. 4 , 2327c.
KLAXSDKD No. 1. 74C75HC.
TIMOTHY SHED-1'rlme , (2.G5. /
PROVISIONS Met * pink , per bid. , ! 6.03fl'.10 ' ( ! ;
Innl , per 100. Ibs. , (3.7Cffl.77',4 : ; short ribs , sides ,
loose , (3.25'r3.CO : dry salted shoulders , boxed ,
(3.r,0 fS.75 ; short clear sides , boxed. (3.50T3.r,2lA.
WHISKY , Distillers' finished goods , per gal. .
11.18.
SUGARS Cut loaf , (5.32 ; granulated , (4.70.
The following xvcre the receipts and shipments
today :
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Fldur.ubls. . . 10.000 12.tnm
Wnent.bu , . , 201.01)11 1I8.0DI )
Corn , bu. , . . . , OH2.ll 0 1101.000
Onlu , bu 1)77,000 ) 2HO.OOI
Iljo.b.i , S'.ODO HO.ODO
Barley , bu. . . . ini.OOO H.OIIO
On thol'rojuco oxclivu'trtod'iv tlm butter mar
ket xx-as ( Ir.n : creamery. U3inc : dilrv. : 'Jil
IXo , Kirira , tlrm ; frosn , lie. Olieeoo , atcady ;
NIOUYORIC MAKKI2T.
Qnotittlonn nf tlio Uny on Vnrlourt
CoiniuixlltlcH.
NEW YORK , Bept. 29 , KfXUR Receipts , 1R-
100 bbla. ; exports , 20,104 bbln. ; sales , 28.SOO bbls. ;
easier , particularly on spring brands , xvlilch have
been pressed for sulc ; Minnesota patents , $3.COW
4.10 ! xvlntcr patents , (3.70M4.CO , Rye Hour , llrm ;
superfine , (2.COQ2.70. Huckwhent nour , steady at
.ll.t.OKl.65.
1 ( < \ It LUY ! Quiet : feeding. 3J 32 c.
CORN MEAL Steady ; yelloxv western , E4c.
RYE Firm : No. 2 xvcstern. 41Uc.
WHEAT Receipts. 79,500 bu. ; exports , 111,880
bu. ; spot , weaker ; No. 1 hard , 7 < % c , Options
opened weak and loxvcr on account of dlMip-
polntlng cables , heax-y xvorld's shipments , largo
spring movement and big clearances , but finally
sold off under realizing nnd absence of export
demand ; eloped l l'ic net lower ; May , 1CiP73Tic ,
closed 7Sc : December , T2'/Uf73'/.c ' , closed Ti'.ic. '
CORN-Recelpts , 6,400 bu. ; exports , 254,231 bu. ;
spot , steady ; No. 2 , : ! 7W27'ic. ! Options opened
steady und ndx'iinced on lighter reeeltite nnd big
clearings , later eatdnc off xvlth xvhcat and cloxad
Ua net loxvcr ; May , SlflJlltr , closed 31c ; Decem
ber , 2SHW28 11-Kc. closed ZSiJC.
OATS RrcelptB , 247,100 bu. ; exports , 1,710 bu. :
spot. Menily ; No. 2 , 2lc. Options quiet , but
steady , cloning unchanKcd ; September closed nt
20ic ; December cloeed at "o.
RICE I'll mi domestic , fair to extra , 3V40 < io ;
Japan , 4O4'.ic ,
MOLASSKS rirml Nexv Orleans , open Itcttlc ,
rood to choice , 24fj27c.
PROVISIONS Ileef. quiet ; family , (8.00W12.00 ;
beef hams , (15.r.Ofno.fO. Cut meats , steady ;
pickled bellies , 4tiCc ; pickled nhouldtrx , S ff
4c ; pickled liaiim , iH > ic. Lnrd , firmer ; xvett-
ern Hteameil , ( I. CO ; September. ( I 17 ,
pickled bellies. 4tt 7Cc ; pickled shoulder * . Witt
to ; pickled bams , Hi9)ic. Ijird. barely stfady ;
western ( teamed , ( l.lutft.U'i ; September , (4.10 ,
nominal ; refined , rlenrty. Porlc. firm ; old incus.
V.mtf.K ; Khort clear , J8.Wijti.10 ; family , (10.DO
t/11.50.
TALLOW Steady ; city , Stic ; country , 3)ic.
OILS Cuttotifeed oil , iiulct ; prime crude , 21 < T
22o ; prime eummcr yellow and off m miner yel-
low. B 34c. ! Petruleum , firm ; Vnltcd closed at
(1.171.4 Idd , Robin , llrm ; HtralneJ , common to
good , ( l.C09i.C2'i. ; TuriK-ntlno , firm nt 2Ciiiil'6 > ic.
IIAY"Easy ; shipping , DOOCOc ; good to choice ,
| OIT75c ,
IIOPH Steady ; state , common to choice , U93
crop , S 7o ; 1M6 crop , 7 T10c ; Paclllo coast , 1S96
crop , 3 T4iV4e.
HIUKrf Firm ; Qalvetton , lie : Iluenos Ayres ,
Iry , IGc. nominal ; dry California , 13c ,
LEATHERKlrm ; hemlock cole , Ruenoj Ayres ,
llBht to heavy weights. 19l4fi:0c ; sold 19Jifl23o.
IIUTTnil Ilecelptl , 11,273 pkgF , ; firm : xvvstern
rtalrjen. T Hllo ; xvestern crcamvry , HfflCo ; El-
Bins , H'o ' ; factory. IVtflSo ,
CHEESK-Reculids , 4,137 pltgs. ; dull ; largo.
TC9c ; nmlK TCfV'.io ; purl skims. SjjCc ; full
KQCIS Rece'lpts , H.W1 pltKC.i llrm : stale and
l enn ylv iila. 18V4 T19cj wcelern , 14 rlSc.
MKTAlJS Pis Iron , quiet : southern , (10.2 0
12,00 ; northern. tl0.7S 12K ( > . Copper , uteudy ;
i.rokcrs , (10.C2H : excliange. (10.70. Lead , teady ;
trukera lt. li fxchaiiKC. CJi'.itTS.SO. Tin , quiet ;
traits. ( lS.OOffl3.10j pluteu , steady , Spelter , flat ;
domestic , ( JfO , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Coif - < > SlnrUvl.
NR\V YORK. SeiT. 29 COKKK1'/ Options
.opened quiet and unchanged to ( polnl advance ;
ruled nulet , but generally firm on covering dc-
Itwntl , wltli few telUrs ; cloned steady at 10
points net ndvunce : sales , t.7CO bags. Includlne
tflitMiilr : , 19.M ) bid ; December , 8.7ifJS.75 , tipot
oiffee , dull ; No. T , Invoice. (11,09. Mild , quiet.
Total xvarctiouse dellverlcti from the ttnltcd
State * . M.Ji : bairn , Including 21 , 7M ) bairn from
New. YorK ; New York stock today , 213.050 lu r ;
Unlled'Sltitfs itoult. Z37.7DJ UiKu : afloat fur the
United State * . 213.000 lines : total visible supply
for the United State * , 470E7 bays , aaulnit C3OSO
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\MamjRo'lr'Slit. il.-COl'FEl--pteady ; und
ur. ImiiKcJi talc * . O.CGO lintrii.
' RIO , Beplj ? J. VOFKUE Han-ly Heady ; NO.
1 Rio. 19,000 rcU ; exchange. 823-32d : receipts.
txru day * . 22.0CO bugn ; cleared , for tjc United
13,000 biica ; fur lluiope , 1,000 baci stock ,
BANTOS , tfctit. 29 , CWJBWeak : goodv
i . rur Cantos , 8.900 reUj receipts , two dayn , 13,000
k. Htpck , 163,000 bag ,
S ( . I.uuU nuiicrnl UnrUct ,
, IXUI8. Kept. W.-l'-IXJIUl Very ijulet ; np
tualiifn being reported and llttl * iloiuea-
jtde : patent * . J3WS3.1U ; winter patents ,
, f.30 : fancy. .6itr.76 ; choice. } S.tuC.5Q.
.1KAT Future * declined "w ut itb open-
but rallied tliuri'ly on statements that I-lv-
i\ cables were up.iv < l on reports of a
Inquiry at.Ncw Vcrk. Tue rally
was not lieU , the market declining nnd ctoilng
weak lit % UHtc under yenterdny : rpot. steady ;
No. 2 re.l , rash. el v tor , cfii + o : track. eSWflWc :
Nn. 3 hard , rnsh , Clr , September , O'.iC ' ; Dccetn-
bi-r. 6Vlflf.9c ; May. 72)io.
CORN- There wa R further ndfanc ? In the
spri'iilailre trading , but trnillni ; wns quiet. r n < l
the dose wns It regular nt fractional changes from
yeMtrilny ; fpot. utendy ; N't , 2 cash , We ; Sep *
tembcr , 20'io ' asketl ; December , 20T4c nsKcds May.
23 > ic Hsked.
OATS Futures on entl. firm , l > ut without
clmnge fmni yesterday ; snot , ctrady ; No. 2
ciii h nrd Sepemlr ( , 16e bM.
RYU IHshcr ; truck. 400.
CURN Mi\l l.i' , .
1JRAN Hnnlly any offered ) Mlf-ablc , tast
track , nt nic. nnd this ride at Xt < dV < c ,
ru\XRKii ) IIIilirr ( : C7rf70c.
TIMOTHY SKKD-Pilmo , (2.CO.
HAY-rftrong for cooler timothy and offerliiRii
ninall ; Improvement noted In lower grades ;
mil ! Ic , (4.
ItmTL'll HlKher ; crpamery , JlJB17c ! ; ilulry ,
IXiflH-Flrm : 12'ic. '
POULTRY CJulet ; chickens , old. 64c ! ! ctirlmr.
(7.00 ; turkey * . MC'fcc ; ducks , 6V47c ; gecfft , 48 c.
WHISKY-I.1S.
SPKLTIJR-Qulet and steady nt (3.40.
rOTTON TIiS-I.U ; bncrjlng. CTllIKHe.
, PROVISIONS- Pork , slcndy ; standard mers ,
jnbblng. SMWiTC.uC , l.iit d , steady , prlnin xti-nm.
' ' rhidr-c. (3.70. Raron , boxnl shoulders.
i $4.2'j ; i.imrs. Hw"rlbs ! > / , H.12',4 ' ; short * . $ < .23. Dry
1 salt moatfl , l.nxi-,1 shoulders , 13.75 ; iongu , $3.CO ;
llfec'lillTS rinur. ti.OOO bids.vheftt ! , 10,000
bu. ! i-irn. 52.000 ti'd.t pnli" . 41WO bu.
HIIII'MKNTPFldiir , Ift.CfiU 1 > bKVhcat ; , S3.WO
bu. ; corn , 37.000 bu. ; oats 12.100 bit.
OM.UIA ( ; I.MUAL : MAIUCHT.
Cti nit 11 luii of Trnile mill ditulntlniift
on Slniilt * nml I"nnuy I'rinliieu.
Iin08 Clioica stock , 13ft ! 3Hc.
IH'TTKII""ontninn tn fair , 7c ; chelcc to fancy ,
country , 11012 < < ; tcparator creamery , 1510c ;
l.-athcrcd cmtm. 1813e ,
OAMn-1'nilile chicken * , per doz. , J2.f.Oi5n.OO ;
( infill , $1.2Vjl.CO : teal duck- ! , Jl.ir.ITl.r.O ; red hrnda
' and mallards , | 2.M'83.(10 ' ( ,
t'UHMOi l > umcHlr lulck , Jo ; Hdnm. tier dos. ,
! D.2i" ; elub IIUUM1lb. . Jnr. , per doz. . 13 11 ; l.lin-
berKcr , fancy , per lb. . 'MI Itnnurfort , ' ,4-lb.
JIIIK , pur doz. , J3. i ; Young Americas , loUci
twins , fancy , f-c.
VliAL-.CIiiilcu fat. f tn 120 Ibs. . Is quoted at
iffic ; large and coarfc. 45J5C.
I'Ot'L'ruV Live hens , CfiOVfcc ; melts. 3o : wine
I'hli-kenx , C'Jc ; spring ducks , 7Q7V4C ; tmlr : > 'f ,
HIICc.
IMCJinNK-I.Hi. : COV ; dead pigeons not nnntcil.
HAY t'lilnnd , JS ; inldl.mn , Jl.SO ; lowland ,
II ; rye rtrnw ( I : cnlur iniikes tin ; price on
hay , light bales sell the best ; only top grades
brlntf | tp prlcrh ,
HIIOO.M COUN Extremely slow rnlc ; nrw
rrop , dellvcted n Hack In countrj' ! choice green
olf-worklnir cnrpit , per lb. . 2"c : el-nlcc Ktefii.
running to httrl. 2tio ; comrnhn , 1'ic.
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S\V1-KT : l-OTAT : - oVtierf. pd bbl. . JI.75.
WATKHMULONy-l-er dnz. , cinuil. anorJIns
to fill ! . SI.751(2. ( : ' , .
CAXTAI.Ot'l'ICS-l'er i-rate. 7IQEOC.
TOMAT OKH .per 16-lm. basUet , "OUS C.
Cl'C'UJIHKHS-IVr doz. , 20C25C.
NK\V ONIONH-Oond ctr.cl : , per bu. , SJOJOc.
LIMA IJRANS Per lb. . 40.
r.n\NRMiirn1 nlckpil navy , no' Int. . SI 4f' ' l " "
iTADHAnK Home Krown , per hundred , 7MfiOc.
rtJI.KUT 1'er d z. . sre ; fancy , large , tSSflOc.
PUT.VTOHS New nnintnes. per bu. . oOlHth-- .
rni.'ITS.
OUAri'S Hnnip giown grapes , ISc : large lots.
13W14C. New Yoilf. ICo.
1-AI.lKOnNIA PU.U'H US Freestone ? , OOc ;
ellngs. ftc.
I'l.t'.Mrt-Orcgon. (1.23 ; California fancy. ll.ir.Q1
1.3P , : HrmUhawK nnd Itrtllan prune ? . H 13 1.2.1.
OAl.IKOl'.NI.V OUAI'MH Tckoyx. J1.23 ; black
Terrain M.O" .
cnANHKItniKS-Cnpi ! Cod , per bbl. , JS.OOJ/G CO.
Al'PLRS-Cooklng. fvr bbl. . tl.CO ; eatlitf , Jt.75
fi2.on ; .TonnthrinH , fancy , :2.2u.
CALIFORNIA rnAIlS-'llarlleltn , J2.M ; Hucire
Hardy. { 1.75 ; HIIPITC ClalrRCan. 51.73.
CAUFOHNIA CJITINOCK Per liox , J1.75.
TROPICAL Klll'ITS.
ORANfllCR Mexican. ll.KWl.IO.
LKMONS Mes.'lnas. SO ; California lemons. J4 EO.
HANANAP Oholci1. large stock , per bunch ,
J2.00fi2.25 ; medlum-slzod bunches. JI.60B2.00.
IMNKAI'PLES No shlpplns ftnck.
MISCIiLLANKOIid.
OYSTKRS Now York counts , per can , 4'c ;
New Yoik pelectc , per can , 40e ; extra relccts.
per can. 33c ; i < tiindard ! * . per can. 30c ; medlinnv ,
per can , 2io : N w York raunts. per ICO , 1.1.25 ;
per 1,000 , 111 ; New York selects , per gal. , $2 ;
nor tub. $11 ; bulk ptniulniils. per ual. , $ l.ro.
HOJCKY Fancy wutc : , per lb. , 14o ; choice , 13o ;
Californianmber color , lOc.
iill-it : Clarlfleil Juice , per half bbl. , J2.75 ; per
bbl. , f4..riOff4.7ri.
MAPL1SYUUPFlvegnl. . cans , each , J2.7r ;
gal. cans , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal , cans , $0.23 ;
quart cans , $3.CO.
FIGS Imported fancy , 5 crown , 30-lb. boxen.
He ; choice , 10-lb. boxes. 3 crown. 9UOc.
NUTS Almond. " , California , per lb. , medium
size. lOc ; Tarragona ulmmvls , per lb. , large ,
125c : BnizllB , per lb. , fc ; ICliKlltll walnuts , per
lb. , fancy port shell , 12c ; mc.liinn size , lOc ; ill-
bcrts , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium. Mi ;
large. lOc ; peanuts , raw , C',47c : roasted , 7'/c.
UATnS Halloween , per lb. , 5c ; fards , 10-lb.
boxes , per lb. , 7c.
HIDES AND TALLOW. .
Hints No. 1 wrecn lildes. 4o ; No. 1 green
hides , 3c ; No. 1 green ealtcd hides , 5o ; No. 2
Kreon foiled hides , -c : No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs , , Co ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint hides , 75f.So ; No. 2 dry flint hides , Ci7o ;
No. 1 dry Ealted hides , Cc ; part cured hides , ' , * . < :
per lb. , less than fully cured.
SIIU15P PKLTS-X3rcen salted , each , 23IfCOo ;
green salted shearings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) . No. 1 , each , Cc ; dry shearlings
( short \\oolcd early fltlns ) , No. 1 , each , 6c ; dry
Mint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual nelglit , 4 r.o ; dry flint Kansas
nnd Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per Hi. , act
ual weight , 3 < < f1c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 4fjc ; dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 34c ; feet cut off , as it Is useless to pay
freight nn them.
TALLOW AND OUEASK Tallow , No. 1 , 24c } ;
tallow , No. 2 , 2c ; greafowhite A , 2lto ; greape ,
white 11 , IVJc ; grcabe , yellow , ! V4o ; grease , dark ,
l' < ! c ; old butter , 2(72V5c ; beeswax , prime , 15 ®
22c ; rough tallow , Ic.
HONES In car lots , weigher and delivered In
Chicago ; Dry buffalo , per ton , $12.Xjfn .CO dry
country , bleached , per ton , * IO.COS12.0 ; dry coun
try , damp and inenty , per ton , $6.0008.00.
WOOL Unwashed , linn heavy , 6ff7c : fine , light
SSPe : quarter blood , 10ai2epeedy. ; . burry and
chaffy , F@9c : cntted anil broken , coarse , 749c ;
cottcd and broken , fine. Gi Sc. t'leece washed
Medium , ISWlSc : fine , HfflCc ; tub washed , IMP
ISc : black , lc ! ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 2Q3c dead
pulled. 50Cc.
Iilvcriool
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 29. WH KAT Spot , llrm ;
demand poor ; No. 2 spring , Cs lOVid ; No. 1 , Cali
fornia , Cs ! 4d. Futures opened llrm , xvlth near
and distant positions I'.id higher ; closed steady ,
xvlth near positions md higher nnd distant posi
tions 1HQ21 hlglier ; business about equally dl -
trlbiitcd ; September , 5s 9ltd ; October , Cs 9'jd ;
November. Cs 0 > id ; December , Cti SSd ; January ,
Ca D d : February , Cs lOJJd.
CORN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , noxv , 2s
9sd ! , l'"uturcs opened quiet , xvlth near positions
Ud higher and distant positions Ud higher ;
clowd steady , xvlth near positions unchanged
from yesterday's cloving ami distant Ud higher ,
business about equally distributed ; September ,
2s 10d ; October. 23 led ; November , 2s lOlid ; De
cember. 2s lOOid ,
FLOUR Firm ; demand poor ; St. Louis ftmcy ,
winter , 7s 9d.
PROVISIONS Ilncon , firm ; demand good ;
Cumberland cut , 2) to 30 Ibs. , 20s Cd ; ribs , 20
to 24 Ibs. . 29a ; IOIIK clear , llu-lit , 35 to 33 Ilia. ,
27n Cd ; long clear , Iietivy , 4U to 45 Ibs. , 27s ;
short clear backs , light , 13 Ibs. , 25s Cd : short
clear middles , 45 to M Ibs. , 21s 6d ; clear bellies ,
14 to 10 Ibs. , 29n. Shoulders , square , 12 to 18
Ibs , , 25s. Hams , short cut , 45s 6d , Tnlloxv , fine
North American , If 9d. lieef , extra India mess ,
( Ss 9d ; prime men , 37s Cd , Pork , prime mess ,
fine western. 4Cs ; medium western , 3Ss M. Lard ,
steady ; prime xvcstern , 31s ; refined. In palls , 23s
Cd.
Cd.CHEKSfi
CHEKSfi Dull ; demand poor ; finest Ameilcan ,
xvhlle , 4s ; finest American , colnivd , 44s.
IIUTTEK FlncHt United Htatea , SOo ; good , COs.
OILS Linseed nil , 17s ; petroleum , rellned , Cd.
RUFRIUKRATOR UISHF Forefuarter | , 34d ! ;
hlndquarlere , 6Kd.
IIOPS-At lxndon ( Pacific coast ) , 1 15s.
Receipts of wheat durlnsr the past three days ,
1(0 CM centals. Including 123.CO ) ftnlalu American.
Receipts of American corn during the past
three days. 179,900 centals ; weather showery.
Afdininliitluu < > f Cirnln SlnekM ,
NI7W YORK. Sept , Z ! > . Special cnlde and tele.
graphic dispatches to IHndctrcet's covcrlnf iirln-
clpal points nf accumulation Indicate the followIng -
Ing ciiunges In uvallulde supplies last Saturday
IIH eompnred xvlth the preceding Saturday : Available -
able stock * , wheat , United States and Canada ,
eust of the Itorklcs , decreiihc. 1,157OCO bu. ; afloat
for and In IJurope , Increure , 7M.OOO bu. : total In
crease In world's available supply , 693,000 bu ,
Corn. United States nnd Canada , east of t.ic
Rockies , Increase , CCG.OOO bu. Available stocks
of xvltcat. east nf the Rocky mountains , exclu-
slvu of there Included In the otllclul visible tupply
Btatcment , showed , among other * , the following
chances last week : Jncieatc' 831,000 bu. In Chl-
ciigo private clcvatcrs , soo.'eo ihi. tn north-
xveftern Interior elevators , l..O.WO bu , nt various
Manitoba sturuge points , und 140,000 bu. at Qal-
vevton ; decrease , 195.0d ) bu. at Fort Madison ,
S5.COO bu. at Clevelanclj and 25,000 bu. at Omalia.
I'iMirlii Mnrlo-tN.
PKORIA , Sept. 29 , C'ORN Market firm.
IdKher ; No. 2. Su o ; No. 3 , t'OVic.
OATS Market Inegular ; No. 2 xvlilte , 19ff20ic ? ;
No. S xvhlte , 18O19C.
RYU Market dull , nominal.
WHISKY Murket steady ; finished goods on the
busl * nf IMS for high xvlnee ,
RIJCKIITS-Corn. 40.110 bu. : oat * , 119.2W bu. ;
rye , none : xvheat. 9. CCO bu. : wnltky , 73 culn.
tHU'MKN1V-Corn. ) 13,100 1m. ; oats , M,4v > bu , ;
rye , none ; wheat , 4,200 bu , ; xvhliky , 770 gul * .
UN City
KANHAb CITY , Sept. 29. WHEAT HCIn
loxver : No. t hard , CJlic : No. ! red , C7Vic ; Nu. 3
red , CSc ; No. 2 iprlnu , C9ci No. 3 , Vic.
UORN-Sllehtly hither : No. ! mixed. ICIc ; No.
3 , nomlimlly 19v ; No. 2 white , nominally 200OHc.
OATti Very tloxv ; Nu. 2 nilicil , nominally 15
fMioj No. 2 white , r.exv , nominally ICifUo ; old ,
2di. . ,
RYU No. t , nvmlnally } 0c ,
Hi'TTini Firm : creamery , I8o ; dairy. HOic.
iaas ! io higher ut 12c.
l''runt Doi'M J.It ll < > Dniniitfe.
CHIPAOO , Sept. J9.-TI1C Illlnol * weekly crop
bulletin Utued today fuym Little or no dam
age. from fret > t Imn rcriiltcd , owlni ; to the ad
vanced taKe of if II farm products. Farm xvark
> u been puslifi rtipldly durliik- the past xvivk ,
Hie K'H havlntf Veen placed , In excellent cosutl-
, lon for work by Hie rulni of the previous week.
I'lcixvlni ; wu eenerul over the ttule anil te dloe
In central counties.
oil ( Utv 3fiirk ! t.
OIL CITY , Bept. fcCredlt baUncei. Jl.Hi cer
: lftaUc evened , U-17 ; hlcueit , 11.1'lii low and
closed. 11.17 ; rnle * , 3 NO bbli . ; shipment * , . ' .9.C97
bWs. ; runf , 11S.02J bbls ,
STOCKS AM ) I10.M1S.
tpcrntor Attempt to
.Mniilpiilntr tinMnikrt lint I'll 11.
Ninv YORK. Kept. . Today' * stock mar
ket , vead bt-tween the line * , Indicated n change
In t.ie diameter of the peculatlon. Operators
xxtio lind flKiircd prominently In tie orlKlnnl
bull movement decided nt the close of last week
thnt a rcaetlnn In prices was Impending nnd
sold out their holdings. Kfforts begtin yesterday
to brlMg iibout n decline nnd create a new
short Inleiest were continued today In the
eutly ite.illngs. The manipulators dlscox-ercd ,
however , lh t stocks were not easily dislodged
and promptly te\erred their position * . The regu
lation bears , hoxxever , xvere not ns tensltlxc to
the Renernl temper , and put out quite n line of
new shorts THe result w s nn Irregular move
ment of prices. The market was fairly active
und the distribution of t. e transactions
xvntt teller than for some tints past.
The opening xvnn li.xx-cr undir the
Imltieiu-u of realization nnd offerlnR * for the for-
elcn nfpoiint. The enure for the change of frcnt
on the purl of the London dealers wan not gen
erally knotxn here until the Inn hour of bml-
nss * , when It ttansplred that political rumor *
had unsettled the Kuropean bourses. The grnn
K'-n and rpcclnlties displayed the greatest lienvl
nesc.
Tle leuetlonary mox'Cinent xvns facllltnted by
u firmer market for foreign exchaiige , acliia
rntcR for long und short bills diverging further
from Iho natural R < dd Import. This fiction xvns
the logical outcome of the market for
commercial paper. The October remittance
retirements are nlt > a case In point
while the ndx-nncea In the prices of xvheat nnd
cottim restrict the movement of commercial
bill * . The loxv lex'el Induced heavy purchases for
both accounts , a material Increase In cummin *
"Ion house tniyliiK Ijelng noted. The loxv priced
shares \xerc In especial favor , nnd large blocks
of Rending changed hands nt substantial ad-
vn lire ? , Tlio otiu-r coalera Improved Fympathct *
Icnlly. The publication of the llurllngton state
ment gave n decided Impetus to the general up-
wtird innvcment , ns the exhibit xvas decidedly
les discouraging thnn had been expected. The
r.ttlvlty subsided to n considerable extent In
the afternoon dealings , but the upward tcndenc )
xvns still In evidence. The Mlsh priced slocks
xx-ero In good demand. The advance from the loxx
point axcrnged 1 per cent or thereabouts In the
principal shares , xvlth a partial reaction til the
close. The market left off steady.
The bond market displayed aggressive strengthen
on Investment and speculative dc.-illngs , xvlth
the greater activity In the Reading Irsuen. The
sales xvere ( I.nc7,000. novernments ruled llrm < m
dealings of (75.COO. Silver certificates ere n
shade higher at rGVlc on dealings of $11 WO.
The Kvenlni ; Post's London financial cable
gram says : The slock markets xvcic xx-enk today
nn 1 little business xx-as done. Two smnlt failures
xvere announced on the Stock exchange due to
the recent severe fall In pi Ices. Consols dropped
to 10D44 on unfounded political rumors , but cloned
nt IM'l. The monthly settlement In consols lias
begun and cnntangoes as high ns 2fe ! per ecnl
Is reported , the bank borrowing In consols EO ante
to hnrdcn the money market. This cannot be
continued nml I scarcely bellPX'e It. Americans
xvere dull , but the close xvas better on Nnxv York
prices nnd cable ndvlces that CCOCOO Jn gold
xvriH on the way to New York from Australia ,
Mines xx'ere especially Hat on adverse ncxvs from
Mnshonnlnnd. Shares xvcre practically unsal
able. The continental exchanges are dropping ,
Iterlln exchange today going rather heavy
agalnet Londcn. The Paris bourse xvas flat on
the approach nf the settlement and the failure
to underxvrltp the Spanish loan In London , Purls
being heavily committed In Spnnli-h stocks , The
Berlin market wns steady ,
Thi > follow Ing xxerc the closing .iuotntlons on
the * lending stocks of the New York cxchance
today :
Atchlson Hi donfd 140
* .ilaniHi\- : 1411 N. Y. f7cntr.il IH !
Al'on.T. 1 ! Gil N. V. * N. K 4B
Am. Kxnrass IDS Ontario & W 13W
Halllmore.tOino. 14 urccon line ! <
Canada Pacific. . . . f.7 tlreson Nav 18
OatmtVtHontlmrn. . ! 0.8. L..tU N 14
Central Pacific. . . . 14 Pacific Mall'ii)6
Cln'H. , t Ohio..i. . ir H Peona. Dec &B. . . . 14
Cblcairo i Alton. . Ifit ) Plltabunr Ifi.'i
LU.&U 7 ( 4j Pullman P.ilaeo. . . 147
Chle.ico OIB ll'JJi Itcadlnc- It )
CoiiHolldaled Uni. 14H . 'II. O. W l.r
r. . O. . J. X St. L. . . UOMiMl.O. W. nfJ -JO
Colo. Oo.il k Iron. ! llocrt Itlan.l il.l
ration OH Curt. . . . 1.1 rSt. Paul 71X
Uelawnrot HiU. . l'-4 donfd l'J. > ! 4
iol..Lack. : , tV. . . . 101 ' ' ' ' ' '
U.&U.O. Df.l ! : ! cloiiW . . . . . 117'
KiihtTonn Mt Southern P.ictfls. . 15
Krla 'M'- Suirar tluflncrv. . . . 111 !
do Did 1M.L Tcnn. Coal & Iroa
FoitW.u-uo 14K TuxasP.iclfle 7i !
H.Nortliorn pfd. . . Hit T. AO.Coat. uft. . . SO
C.ifi. I. nf.t 8'J Unloi P.iclbc
llockliisr Vallav. . . 10U ' " " ' 35
Illinois Ooruril. . . POM vr.s't. L. AV" . 35Cl
St.P.&liliiti. : ! . : . 17 W.St. L. iP. oft.
K.AT.nfd -4 WcllH Rlnro Et. . .
UikoKrlo.t West 1(1 ( Western Union. . . .
doDfd 05 * Whocllns-AL. B. .
UllioSlioro 14U-H do pfd. .
Lead Truit Sln ! ! M..VSU L
Louisville , &N. . . . 4vit D.Alt. G
L. fcN. A 1 * ( i. U
Manhattan Ron. . . . . HH N. L 10
Moniulila.V C ! . " >
Michigan Uont Ul ) do Ufa bl )
MUsonrl.l'aultlo. . - ' ! ) < T. St. L.&IC. C. . . . 4 !
Mobile Ac Ohio 1HU T. SU U.tK.C. pfl 10
NashvllloChnt. . . . 08 Am.Toj. ! Co. . . . . . . Ul !
National Conlan. 4 do nfd 0. >
KnUCorda''oiifd. . 1) Am. Tol. .V C. Co. . . 1)0
N.J. Central ] oty ; Com'IC.ibloCo. . . . 140
N..fW.ofd 14hi Am.3uff.ir pM U'JW
North Am. Co 4 4 U. S. Cordaio i IHhi
NortliemPaeltla. . lij : U. S. Lenthor Df.L.
K. Pncttluofd 21M U.S. llnbbcr
tl.P. D. iG IM do pfd 711
Norlhxvestern 09K S L.S.&ElstTH
ottered , t ex-illT.
Tbo total sales of storks today were 239 , ! < l
shares , Including the follnwlns : American To
bacco , 11,100 ; AlchlFun , 4MO ; American HiiKnr ,
26.300 ; Ilurllnclon , 35OCO ; Louisville & Nnsli-
vlllc. 13.400 : Munhattan , S.IOOj Rcadlni43,400 ;
Ilock Island. S7.SOO : St. 1'iiul. 33.660 ; Tennessee
Coal and Iron , 3,400 ; Wheeling & Lake Hrle ,
4,100 ; SoutKTin preferred , tSCO.
NIMV York Money Mnrknt.
YORK , Sept. 29 XIONRV ON CAI.Iw
Plrm ; 4 4fi per cent ; last loan , 4 per cent ;
closed , 4 per cent.
PltlMK MERCANTILE PAPETR 6HS7S ! per
cent.
STnitTJNO KXCIIANOB Firm , with actual
liuslneas In birnkerH' blll nt $ < .Sl'ifj < .SI',5 for
demand , and J4.Sliffl.S2 for sixty dnys ; posted
ratt-8 , blank : commercial bills , 51.S004.S2.
HA it SII.VERHC. .
SILVKR CKRTII.'ICATES5SKilc. .
GOVIJIINMKNT 1IONDS Firm ; etate bonds
firm ; railroad bonda gtronir.
Clotlne quotations on Donas were as follows :
U. itIs. . r j ? 117 0. 1 * . Istsof 'U3. . . 10-J
U.S. 117 D , &II.O. 7 .
U. S. Bl , rag . HUf D. .tK. G. 4i . 80
U , fi , fia. coup. . . . . . Krlo'Jda . AD hf
II. S.4s.nv . O. II. AS. A.lli. . . 102
U.S. 4B. couo . O. II. .tS. A. 7s. . . 101) )
U.S. 'JB.re ; . Oil H. JcT.C. 5s . lilllU
Pacific Us of ' 03. . . 1(1 ( 1 W dolls . '
Ala. . clisi A . IIH ) M..K. &T. 1st 1 . fii'y
AUi..clisi ; II . 100 . r > iu
Ala..cl isi U . Ul Miitii.il Union ' , ! ( , . 1(17
Aln.Currnuov . 1)5 ) N.J.C. Oeu. 61. . . . 114
La. Now Ooa. It. . III ) No. I'.iciao Isti. . .
HID 107
N. O. ill . lit ) N. W. Consols .
K , O , 4i . nn dos. P. IJb. 3) . 107
H. C. iioilfunl. . . . iu < II. O. West. law. . . ( ID
Tviin.navv H3t Hi. 7U St. 1' . CJai-jlo It. . IBS
Tenn. iinwuBiat. HIS ilnO. , V.1 > . W. It , llOhi
Tenn , old Us . no St. Jj.lt I. M.Qjnl. 7S
Vn. Centurion . B7U St.L.AS.P.tJji.J. 1DU
doilnforrod . Tuxas I'.ie. Ian . . (1
AteliUon 4i . ToxiisTao. 'Jds . . (
AtcnlHon''d A . U. IMstiof 'Jj. . , . 101
Camilla So.Ms. . . . KIJ WentShoro I * . 104
L. AN. i O. H. AN. UM. . . . 108'j '
Poutliern fi *
offered.
HoKtoii StiieU . , . . . „ ,
nOSTON , Sent , 'JO , Call lonm. fl' 47 mr co'it !
tlmo loann. 7 pir cent. Ulosiu ; prices fol *
Blocks. bi.Un an I mini t : - '
A.T. AH. K 111 \V. Eloo. nU .
Am. Htu.ir llllf WIH. Oomr.il .
Am. DIN o n. Elua nf.l . ns
Atchlnon 'Jd. . . , , , , liiI
llrll Tuluplione , . . AtclilRon 4a .
lloNlou & Albany. NewKnrlind fla , . 110
KoHtouiM.-vtno. . ins n n. Kloctrh' "U. , . H7V
C. II. .iy . 70 < Win. Cent. Inta . . . a
Kltchbunr . ' Allouxz Mliilnz Cj * O
Oc'ii. Klootrla . All-intlo . IK
Illinois Stool . llostnn .V Mnnlvi \ IKM
Mnxlcaii Contr.il. . 8V llutloA Ilottoii. . . . su :
N Y. iN , E . Cnlumet & Hojlv , alii
Olitrolonv . Fr.inlilln .
Ore. Itnbuer Short . Una. , . . ! * " Ucartiirrc , . , , .
Union r.iellio. . . , . oumcy 1111
\VentKnil . T.imar.iclc tin
Went End nM . \Volvorlna
Wcnllngli. Elee. . . .
SHU Frniii'Iico AIliiliiK CltiotntliiiiH.
SAN PIIANOI33D. Sant , UL-TluoOlJllI cluiln ;
quot.itlona fjr nli.tir at j-.t ) toi iwarj ai fjl-
lowai
Alia , 4. fcCnrrv
AlnhaCoti 11 llale.V Norcroua. , iio ;
AllUi.'U 25 Jivitlce , . . .
llelchcr 4(1 ( Itcnruciv Con , . , . 0
Uetit.t Uolehor , . . , fill Muxlcun. , , , , , , , . , 1.1
IlcMliuCon , AD Mono , , . , , its
million H ) Oplnr HM
IliilwerOou U7 Overman ,
( Mlitlonn , , . , 10 t'oioai llrt
nhnllenee Oon. . . . 47 Savairu 4U
dollar. lilt ! Sierra Nuvall. . . Ul
Uonflaence 121 UuloiiCoii. . , . . . . inD
Con.i-il.a Vn. . . . 155 Utah Con . , . D
Ron. Imnerlnr. . , , , 2 Yellow Jacket SB
lnt 45
Sllvur ttl.'f. il.V < > ; Mixbti ilulUM ,
i Uriti : , . ' ! c : un.'r.iphli ; . 10 ; .
York Mlnluif CVuoliiUuiiM.
NEW YOKU. 3ipt. ' . ' 3. TU ? fdHawlny arj tlii
eloBin ; tnlnlnr 'inJt HID HI
" *
nnltvcr. . , . 40 Ontario . . . . . 800"
Clmllur. , . . . 1KO Orhlr. , , , . . . BO
Crown Point 4 > > IMvmoiun. . . . . . . . ' . ' ( I
Con. Cat. A Va. . . . 1.10 Ullle'Ksilver , , lr.0
IK-adwood 110 QulcHHtlror PM..1DOO
oould ACurry. . . . . 46 Hlerra NnvuuL. : . . . ' (10
Hulei Norcross. . 125 Standanl Con 1BO
lluinentake , . .3UiK ) Union Con . . . CO
IronSllver. . . . . . . . . 10 Yellow Jacket. . . . US
Mexican 45
offered , _
Loniltiii Stock ( liiotntluns.
LOHPON.Sapt.Wl > . I n. u. lml r
a.in'v. , . . , . . HIjTMuxleiiuordinary. | VII )
Couaol9auo'l . 10.v St. 1'atilco n
Cllli. 1'aclllc . . . . 4ti < 4 N. V. Control . .M.
Krlo . I4 ! ( I'miimvlvanu . 8 4
Krlolutufd , . :1M : ito.-\tliil ! . I'M '
III. Central. . . . . . . _ t'3i ' { ! Mox. Pen , new 4iu 08H
'
HAIl 8ILVEII-SO & ! < 'p7 ounce ,
JJONnV-lUaiU > cr cent.
Tlio rate of discount In the open marhet fur
hort mill" three tnonthi * ' bllU li tK ptr ceut.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK JIARKE1
Dcsirablo Wostei/K/hing / Oattlo Are Stil
UliSbta'inablo. '
BIG RUN OF HOG UiCKLY SNAPPED UP
l.nrue HrovlptH Soil nt Slronp : I'rlcr
nnil Kvcrytliiiifv'Wici Clcnrcil ( t
llcftiri1111:1 ' i'l Aluo
IilliLTiil nnil .stcinlj' .
TUESDAY , Sept. 29.
v
Cnttle. Hoc ; ? . Sheep , Horse" .
September 29 , , . . , 2.SM 6.1.11 1,394 20
September 2S 2,108 l.HB 1,243 22
September X. . IMS 4,913 1,103 . . . .
Kfplcmber 25 , 8,740 3470 2.CM2
September 24 , , , , 2.S51 4.S40 I.M2 26
September 23 3.170 3.9SI 3,174 . . . .
September 22 3.C22 6.0C9 1,333 . . . .
September 21 4.151 1,517 4,490 74
September 19 , : ,622 1,777
The otnclnl number nf cars of stock brough
In today by each rend was !
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep , Horsrn
O. , M. & St. I * : t
O. A St. L. liy 3
Mo. Pac. liy 22 3
U. P. System. . . . . . . . 3S 19
C. K. N. W. Ity 1
II. & M. H. H. It. . . . 22 23
C. , H. ft Q. liy 23D
O. , ft. I. & P. , cast . . 2
(5. . R. 1. & t' , west 1
C. . St. ] . . M. & O 1C
! ' . , E. & M. V. R. R. 34
Total receipts. , . . 105 V3 B
T.ie disposition of .the day's lecclpts was as
follows , each buyer purchasing the number o ;
liend Indicated !
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep ,
Omaha 1'acklns Co 18 244
O , II , Hninmond Co 21S 1,1x15
Swift and Company 432 1.120 7fl
C'udnhy Packing Co f,3 : > 2,142
R. Decker .t Degan 72
J. L. Carey 2i > 9
Lobmnn Roth-chllds. . ! ! . . . . 1C9
\V. I , Stephens lie
Hill & Lewis Co 43
Henton & Underwood 181
Hiiston 105
L. & Stmllcr Cl
Layton * Co 91
Cudahy , from Knnsaa city. . . 694 '
Hpcrry & 11 'ass
Oudnhy Rros 203
Other buyers. . . . 126
Left over 200
Totals 3.CCI C.112 7KO
CATTLE The rrc pts of cattle today were
2.SC4 , as against 2,803 yesterday and 3f,22 nn
Tuesday of hist week. , Included In the receipts
wcro CM head shipped direct to packers , leaving
only about 2,200 head on sale.
The supply of ilrrssod beef cattle wns small
There were n few cornfeil natives , one buncl
Felling1 at H.S5 , Among the westerns ttere wns
not a really desirable bunch of killing cattle to
be found In the yards. Tim niarUct on beeves
was , to say the least , strong and active. The
packers wanted cattle and were claiming that
rlKht desirable beef steers would fell contlder-
ably higher If they \xcrr > lo be had.
A dozen or fifteen loads of cows were offered
on the market , nnd with the demand active the
pens were clofcd In good season In the morn-
Ing. The prices paid were nbout the same us
-rcvalled on yestcrday'o market.
Stockers and feeders were In good demand
nnd sold freely at stronR prices.
The market ns n whole was In very Fatl'fac-
tory condition BO far as the sellln" Interests
were concerned , all kinds of cattle bflng In de
mand nnd selling freely. Representative sales :
ilr.nv " * 1.311.141(0. - "
No. Av. 1'r. No.AxPr. . No. Av. Pr.
23..1123 $3 20 a. . . .1103 13 70 1 - 1400(400
43..1111 320 2V..1069 3 fO 20. . . .1147 420
24..1i : > 2 3 3.1 E.t.l 2 4 00 49..14S1 4
C..10C3 3 40 21..1016 4 00 20. . . .ms 4 r , : >
4..1355 3 4.r. i'.1SJO 4 00 49. . . .1478 4 K
5..133S 3 45
c6\vs.
8. . , . 990 1 CO 1..1A40 215 1..11SO 2 45
7. . , .10.14 1 > 0 * ' * ' 1..1240 2 f.0 .
zi . .IIW 1S5 II. . . , 947 2 20 1..1210 S CO
! . 9S5 i sr. i..1050 2 25 i..iora"2 r.o .
3 , . , . SS3 1 ! K ) 'Jl..lO : > 0 2 2. ) 2l.1.1070 2 CO
1. . , . 870 2'00 2:0 , 1..10SO 2 50
1. . . . 910 2 00 fexl 2,30
.1033 2 00 2 35 ' ' ' '
, .1030 2 10 5.,1030 2 40 2' . . . 965 2 83
2..1073 2 10 , t
910 2 23 2. . , , 7tO 2 EO s. . . . 615 2 co
fa2 40 2. . . . J40 2 CO 1. . . . C50 2 C5
'C30 245 1. . . ' . CCO 2 EO 1..1010 2 C5
COS 2 43 \.i. 120 2 CO 1./.1070 2 70
GS8 2iDO 12. . . . ff.3 2 M
| UtfLLS.
' ' ' " ' t , ,
' 1550 t'eT 'i ? E30 'JS ) 2 40
, ' .1030 2 10 0..1133 2 35 1..1020 " 2 43
, .12SO 2 25
CALVES.
, . 300 3 00 3. . . . 253 3 CO 2. . . . 95 4 75
; . sou 3 SO 2. . . . 330 3 CO 2. . . . 145
STOCK KHS AND FEEDKHS.
, . C30 2 45 18. . . , CS7 3 20 9. , .1003 3 30
, . C03 2 CO 9..1070 3 20 21. . . 9R4 3 :0
, . SIO 2 DO 2..10S.V.3 20 20. . . 7r,4 .1 80
, . 4S3 2 73 9.1151 3 20 1. , . 950 3 35
, .1070 275 3. . . . ECO 3 20. 7 * . . C27 3 35
, . DGO' 3 CO 20. . . . (137 3 25 8. . C33 3 40
, . C$2 3 10 1. . . . 7SO 3 23 l.t C90 3 40
, . 520 3 15 34..107B 3 25 19..103S 3 40
, . 929 3 20 7..1024 3 30 8. . . . MIS 3 40
1 cow 920 1 50 1 slccr ,1470 , 3 45
3 cows 976 2 40 2 calves. . . . , 185 & 00
NEimASKA.
4 cows 1017 1 25 51 feeders. . . ,1153 , 3 30
3 cows , 733 2 20 129 feeders. . . . 912 3 30
12 cows 1050 2 25 29 feeders. . . . C01 3 40
M sirs , tig. . , "MO 2 25 3 calves. . . . . IbO C 00
27 feeders. . . . 10 3 05
John Ilratt.
1 hull 1220 1 G5 11 cows , , S47 2 15
2 bulls 1G40 1 SO 1C cows ,1020 2 CO
17 bulls 1252 200
J. Con way.
1 calf i > 0 200 1 calf 330 4 10
21 coxvs 9C3 2 15 19 calves. . . . 750 b 00
IDAHO ,
D. J. Costly.
1 bull 1410 2 10 2 feeders. . . ,1015 , 2 50
C5 coxvs ! K > 3 2 43 C feeders. . . ,1141 3 20
1 cow 1000 2 43 KO feeders. . . ,1010 3 20
COLORADO.
A. D. Hoy.
4 cows 922 1 CO 13 cows , 826 2 20
C cowt ) ! ' 33 2 00 3 cows. . . . . . ,1113 , 2 25
\V YOMINO.
Kfcllne nros.
1 cow , . 810 2 00 3 heifers. . . . ,1083 3 30
1 coxv .1020 2 20 9 steers ,1222 3 30
3 sire , tig , .ua 2 EOW.
W. Holland.
1 heifer . < 20 2'25 2 feeders. . .1030 3 23
1 heifer . C$0 2 CO 1 calf . 330 3 HO
1 steer .1000 2 S3 1 rnlf . 320 3 CO
4 heifers . CS5 2 55 2 calves. . . .175 4 00
1 feeder. , , (20 2 ID 1 calf . 90 C 00
1 calf . 340 3 CO 1 calf .130 6 25
C. Hogrson.
3 feeders. . . .1CEO 2 7fi C9 feeders , . .1106 3 15
1'ugslcy Hros.
33 fclrs , Tex , .1023
C. Burnett.
2 feeders. . . .1045 2 (0 52 steers. . , . , .1191 3 40
C. 1'feffer.
C feeders. . . .1118 3 20 18 steers. . . . , .1158 3 SO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
l.bull 790 2 tO 9 feeders. . , 675 3 35
10 heifers. . . C22 2 4 calves. . . 3 CO
2 calveH 205 2 CO 8 calves , . . 3 75
1 Btosr. . . . . . . VJO 2 7n 3 cjlvea. . . . 10 C 00
C calves 210 3 W 2 calve : . . . . 173 C 23
C feeders , . , 900 3 25
H. a. Wearo ,
1 row 050 2 ( X ) 14 steers ,1117 3 05
8 cows . . 912 2 M & feeders. . . ,1206 3 15
2 cows . .1005 2 W 1 steer. . , . , . ,1200 3 20
1 feeder , . 940 2 75 15 steers. , . . . ,1298 3 20
1 feeder , .1170 3 05 1 calf , 270 3 CO
Mutndor Cattle Co ,
1 ulcer ,12fO 2 90 1 eteer , itso 3 25
2 UK-erg. , . ulSTiS 2 DO 12 steers , nu 3 25
0 steers , .1SC1 2 10
WKSTKItN RANCHES.
C cows , , .1003 255 12 steers iir.s 3 oo
11 cows , .1070 2K5- 1 feeder. . . . 1140 3 15
9 heifers. . ,10M 2 fa t. . 45 steers 11C3 3 15
.tjj OREGON.
M.I 1C. Parsons.
heifers. , , 937 2SO r
T. J , Porter.
2 cows 10COT2323 feeders.1086 3 55
15 heifers..1087 270 14 feeders,1091 3 to
- "
1 feeder 1020-TOO-
1IOOH Thu rii-iiptVi today numbered C.131 , as
against 1CC5 yefirrTday and COG9 on Tuesday a
week ago. It was- tin largest run at this mar
ket In borne tlniy.ifbiit. none lee large to supply
thu demand. , M .
The trade openedtoirly and a little stronger ,
especially on tpH JUht and medium weights.
The buyers all ajitfti hogs and they went after
them. It was , Ifi'M' ! , an ucllvo market from
Hart to flnlkli a.nJt.uyrry ) liot ; In the yards w >
rold und weight * ! Ou : buforo the inlddlo of the
forenoon. I" , 1 *
A few extreme' ' btjivy hogs sold down to J2.SO ,
but the great IljilVlof the heavy loads brought
J2.SJi/2.0 / ! , the sitme range an yesterday , but
with tbe difference t ht the pioportlon of heavy
hogs felling abvYt M5 > VP much larger today.
A few very giV-i iVgs welKhlng SOO Iba. and
above fcold as blgh as 13.00 today.
Medium weight "end light mixed loads neil
largely ut $2 K0f.W. with a few bunches weli.Ii >
ln a little above M Ibs. at $3.20. Itepresentatlre
No. Av. Bh , 1'r.
35 44 $2 75
35 liwi 2 60
35M
M 2 SO
iO 2 CO .
i ? : : : : : : 2 10
50 2 10
C2 . .351 200 2 10
S37 40 2 U
co 2 EO
coM.
M. . . . . . 2 H
CS 40 2 W
45M ,373 40W 2.F5
45Cl ' 200
Cl .SUl 2 S3
ClUS. .297 120 2 { 5
US. . . . . . .323 120 2 85
43 2 S3
43M to 2 85
(3 , . .217 120
(3U . . .329 40 2 K
(3u'
' ' ' ' ' , . , SOO 40 2 U
u' . . . . , . .3t3 . . . 2 fS
71. . . . . . .351
47 . 31 ! 200 2 U
46 SO 2 I
4669.JTU. . 40. J.W
If
su to i M C7 rs ice zr.
M 3.15 JO 2 K7I4 M 2SO 1 295
M 317 . . . 2 $ T'4 1 2S3 250 300
N 321 fj 2 J7 8 ? WO 40 J 00
l\ 1 JO 2 * 7 4 IS r SO 3(0 (
M 3U SO 2 ! > 0 GS 137 ffl S ( XI
M 352 SO 2 M fifi S ! HO JW
54 807 . . . 2 M W ISO 40 3 CO
M 34,1 ffl 2 00 flf..5.W 40 3 W
SO 344 (0 2 M l 241 80 3 00
72 ZM fO 2 M 12 SOS . . . 3 CO
31 2M . . . 2M 6 * 237 f 0 3 00
M 316 > 0 2 DO 15 . -4 . . . 3M
U J07 40 2 M ( ! 4 2M SO S 00
M 4 4JO 2tt > 102 ISO JO 300
ra 4 to s oo 7- 241 ; . . . 3 co
2 ? 7 ( > 2 ! > 0 f-1 IJ2 . . . S OS
0 2 ! > 120 2 M 7t 207 $0 30'
M SCO . . . 2 ! O SI 151 SO 310
r < i 2S1 40 2 fO C2 231 . . . .110
73 244 160 2 M 3.1 . 220 . . . ,110
72. . 2ff ! . . . 2 fO 20 517 . . . 320
rios-onns AND ENDS.
1 B4rt ro 2 K 2 ISO SO 2 76
1 CIO JO 2 f.O 4 V. < a . . . 275
4 42.-I .A 2 fi7'.4 3 ! 10 . . . 2 iO
2 3JT. . . . 270 2 IM . . . 2 SO
A 2 . . . 270 B 2:0 . . . 5 SO
2 . " . ! 0 . . . 2 7S C ISO . . . 250
4 ISS fO 2 7fi S Silt $ n 2M
7 2SS . . . 2 73 C 2J6 40 2 SO
3 S40 . . . 2 7S I 4 sr.2 . . . 2 SO
1 2fO . . 2 7fi 6 273 . . . 2 SO
R r,8 , . . . 2. 7r. . 4 Ml . . . 2 M
4 370 . . . 2 75 B 200 . . . 2 M
1 370 . . . 273 B 274 . . . 2 M
9 320 . . . 275 t > 27,1 . . . 2 91
2 rr. . . . 2 75 c IM . . . 300
B SM . . . 273 7 100 . . . 3C5
6 2.1S . . . 275
BIIKEP The receipt * of fhecp were liberal nml
the market about steady. Ileprcsentathc mles :
No. Av. 1'r.
40 western ewes ICO $2 0 < 1
17C veMern ewca 104 2 . ' ' 0
CC4 western lamba. , Cl 305
cittCACo I.IVK STOCK.
Cnlllc TrniliKnlrly Active nml Slintm
\ ( ( 'llHIIKCM.
CHICAGO , Sept. 29. The cnttlc trade wan
fairly active , nml thawed no particular change * .
Hales were on a basis of from (3.30 to J3.MI Tor
the common nnd native beef Mcers , up to fron
} 4.W ) to Jl.fO for choice to prime , will ! fane
beeves In ilemnnil at from tl.90 to $5. Must nf the
stockers nml feeders cold nt from J3.50 to fl.CO ,
a few | irlmo lots ft HI UK nt from (3. CO to tJ.I'O. '
Hulls KO mostly at from 12 to J3. nnil vciy feu
lietfrrs KO above W.W. Palvcs were Fcarce. nm !
c.iolco lots sold nrouiul JO. Texan steers lirotiRhl
from 12.40 to > 3 , and western rniiKO cnttlc PC !
at from S3 to J3.CO for ElcerB , nnd nt from } 2.2f
to J3.20 for cows nnd heifers , n few helfer Fctl-
Inir us liltrh as (3.40. I
Trade In hops was active at about Monday's
price ? . Sales were made nt an extreme ranijc ol
from 12.55 to (3.50 for coarse heavy to prlmo
nrnortcd llcht , choice medium and the In'M
llKlita rcllltiR clojc toRcther. Sales v.-erc larKely
at frnm (2.SO tu (3.2j. The' market was uneven
nnd closed easy.
llierc wan no Improvement In the condition ol
Hie nhcep market today. T.ie shecps' fleece was
heavy with water , and this tended to c'.iecl ;
tradlni ? . Knlrn draped at from 51. LO to Sl.'o for
the poorest sheep , up to from S3 to (3.23 for n
feu * prlm ° exnnrt native * . vv- p . " .nun p 'no
[ ' "Id chl.-Rv nt frnm $1 7S to $2.75. Limbo were
In lal no eni'ply nnd In lair ui-inaml at Horn
; 2.CB to J4.GO for poor to prime stock.
Hecelpts : Cattle. G.COO licnd ; hogs , 19,000 bend ;
slieep , 20,000 head.
ICiiiiniiH City I.tv < - Stoclc.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 23. CATTLK lleeclpts ,
15.0CU headFhlpmcntK , 3 , COO head. Market for
best steady ! others wcalc ; Texas steers , (2.2.1&
3.20j Texas cows , Sl.r,0j2. 20 ; beef sti-ers. ( ] .2."i9
4.K5 : native cows , iI.CQIf2.SO : stockers nnd feed
ers. SI.6C4T3.cr , ; hulls , Jl.CClSa 7B.
HOGS llecelpts , 10.000 head ; shipments. 300
liend. Market , light steady , otheru weak ; bulk
of Kalea , IJ.5Sff3.15 ; heavy. (2T5fJ3.00 ; pncltcrs ,
(2.rOT3.10 ; mixed. (2.95M.M ; IlKhts , } 3.0Kif3.20 ( ;
Yorkers. J3.15fr3.IO ; plKB. t3.0 : . } 3.20.
HHEBI * llecelpts , 5,000 head ; shipments , 3.900
head. Morl'ct fnlrly stcaily ; lambs , (3.1W3.40 ;
muttons , (2.C062.40.
_
Xew YorJj Iilvc Stock.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. ! 3. nnKVnS-nccclpts.
9,332 head ; no trading. Cables quote American
steers nt 10U011C , dressed wclfht ; sheep , 94ffi ! >
10'ic ; rcfrlRcnitor beef , SS9c ; exports , J.43S
beeves , 1,400 Hlieep nnd 3,000 quarters of beef.
KIIISGI * AND r VMItS Hecelpts , 2,337 head ;
steady ; sheep. (1.75iiT3.0. ! ;
11OUS Hecelpts , 3.C03 head ; S3.235J4.25.
St. I.oul.s I.lve Stock.
'
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20. CATTLE Hecelpts , C.OOO
head. Market steady ; nntlvc shipping steers ,
:3.rOW4.C3 : : Texas steers , $2.603.CO.
IIOOS Iteeclpts , 10.000 head. Market Co lower ;
icavy , $3.00f3.30j mixed , } 2.SOJ3.20 ; light , (3.10
03.35.
SHEEP llccelptf , 3OfM ) head. Market steady.
Stock III
Ilccord of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets September - ' ' > , ISM :
Cattle. HOKS. Sheep
Omaha . 2,792 B.755 l,39f
ClllcaBO . G.OlW 19,000 20.00U
KanPas City- . . . . . . . . . 15,000 10,000 6,000
St. 'Louis . . -.V. . . . . .7. . . . . . . . . 5.000 10,000 .3.000
Totals . . 28,79244,753 SO.SftJ
V 'ool Auction SuloM.
LONDON , Sept , 2S. A good' selection was
offered nt the wool auction pales today. The
number of bales offered was 14,338 , of which
2.000 were withdrawn. Competition was fair ,
with faulty wools 10 per cent below the opening
of the soles nnd other wools , except the best
Krades , were fully B per cent lower. Kollowlnir
ire the sales In detail : New South Wales. 2,391
bales ; scoured , 7V4dJls 3V4d ; greasy , 5',4fl9d ;
Queensland , 3.33C bales ; rcourcd , 9iflld : greasy ,
1'iS ! > d ; Victoria , 3,009 bales ; bcoured , CJftls 6"4d ;
erensy , fi iiillld ; South Australia , 13 bales ;
bcourcil , lid ; TnEmnnla , 447 bales ; greasy , CK8T
107 : New Zealand , B.010 bales ; scoured , 9d@ls
21td ; greasy , 4 > ; 9d. _
Cotton Market.
NEW YOnK , Sept. 29. COTTON Ppot , closed
quiet ; mlddllnB. uplands. 3 11-lCc ; middling , gulf ,
8 ll-16c : sales , 75 bales. Futures clotcd quiet ;
sales , 148W)0 ) bales : January , ts.29 ; February ,
i8.33 ; March , (8.J7 : April , (8.41 ; May , SS.44 ; June ,
S.4S ; October , J8.09 ; November , 18.10 ; December ,
18 21
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29. COTTON Steady ; mid
dling. 7lic ; sales. 150 bales ; receipts. 4.4S3 bales ;
shipments. 4.475 bales ; stock , 17.SC3 bales.
NI5W ORLEANS. Sept. 29. COTTON Steady ;
middling. 7 ic ; low middling , 7 9-16o ; good or
dinary , 75-lCc. _
.
NRW YOniC. Sept. 29. SUOAIl Haw , steady ;
fair refining , 2&c ; centrifugal , KG teat , 3 l-I6c ;
rellned , quiet ; stiindnrd A. 4 ? e ; cut loaf , B'/4c ;
lowdcred. 4lc : granulated , 4',4c.
LONDON. Sept , M. 8UC\H Cnne. pteady ;
nothing doing : centrifugal. Java , 10s M ; Musco
vado. fair refining , 9s Cd. lieet wugnr , dull :
easier ; September , Us ; October , 9s 3d.
DrjCioodN Market.
MANCHESTER , Sept. 29 , Cloths nnd yams
vcro quiet without quotable change In pilcen.
TALL HIVER. Mass. . Sept. " 9. Print cloths
vcra quiet nnd tlrm at 2Ue. It Is reported here
hat moderate tales .of cloth hove been made
lero and In other centers today nt 2 9-lCc.
Trlnoo Wliout.
RAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 29. WH EAT Strong !
December , (1.17 % ; May , (1.17C'i.
KliiaiiclnloteH. .
IIOSTON , Sept. 29. ClenrlngB , 115.57aC18 ; bal
ances , (1,627,45.
NEW YORK , Sept. ! 9. Clearings , (99,318,140 :
balances , (5,300,324 ,
P1IILADI3LPIHA. Sept. 29 Clearings , (9,093-
00 ; balances , (1,234,974.
1SALTIMORK , Sept. 29. Clearings , (2,274,037 ;
balances , (401,690.
ST. LOUIS , Sept , 29. Clearings , (3,427,014 ; bal-
anccs , (333.02S ; money steady ; call lonns , BGC
> er cent ; time loans , 7G8 per cent ; New York
xcliniiKC , (1.23 discount bid ; (1 discount asked.
CHICAGO , Sept. 29 , Clearings , (21C44,1CO ;
noncy steady on call at CiJ7 i > er cent ; on time , ,
per cent ; New York exchange , 7Co discount ;
orelsn exchange , llrm ; demand , (4.84ft ! sixty
lays , (4.81ft. _
AfTnlrM.
I1ERLIN , Sept. 29. Mxfhanire on London , eight
lays' idslil , 20 marks KVi pftr.
PARIS , Sept. 29. Three per cent rentes , lOIf
5c for the account ' ; exchange on London , Kf
7o for checks.
IX > NDON , Sept. 29. Hold U quoted at llurnos
Ayres today nt 177.CO ; Madrid , 1U.S3 ; Lisbon , 3074 i
tome. 107,12' $ . Tito amount of bullion with-
Irawn from the IKink of England on balance
oday wat 8,000.
olUlcnl IlfliutK ICiulN In n
SKDALIA , Mo. , Sept. 20 , In n light over
politics at Ottcrvlllo. Cooper county , today
'lioiuas Snundcrfl , a gold advocate , shot
nil Instantly killed John Dol&on , a ullvei
cmocrat. After tlio men liail engaged In
flat fight anil been separated , SaumlcrE
irncured a revolver and put three bullets
nto his aJveraary's body.
Many lives of usefulness have been cut
hort by neglect to break up an ordinary
old. Pneumonia , bronchitis and even con-
tunptlon can be averted by the prompt use
of One Mlnuto Cough Cure.
Truurily AttumlN 1111 iiiiiciiirnf. |
BOMnilVII.LR , Tenn , , Sept. 29 , Peter D ,
Crawford , a well known citizen of this
lace , was lilllcd by J. II. Winfrey , Jr.
Crawford's niece and Winfrey were trying
o clopo when Crawford Intercepted them ,
/hereupon Winfrey shot the old man to
cath.
m
Flit ill Holler
HAZELTON , Pa. Sept , 29 , Four boilers
t the Hardwood colliery exploded with
errlflc force , Instantly killing Peter Parkci
ml fatally Injuring Michael and Andrew
larguard ,
Tetter , eczema and all similar skin
roubles are cured by the ueo of DoWltt'a
Vltch Hazel Salve , It soothes at once , and
entorea the tissues to their natural con-
lilon , and never falls to euro piles.
.Sal vn ( Ion \VorU In
CHICAGO , Sept. 29. "A prison gate
lome" for ex-convicts will bo opened by
ho Salvation Army at 181 North Clark
street nrxt Thursday nvenlnp. Commander
I Iiooth-Tttcljcr will bo present nnd work
' v.'lll be begun on food and shelter hoimca
for the tincmploy'cd.
" B"
Speed and safety nrc the wntchwords of
the ngc. Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure nets
speedily , safely anil never falls. Asthma ,
bronchitlt , coiigha end colds arc cured by It.
run HI\I.TV
INSTHUMI3NTS s > lnced on record Tuesdny
September 20 , ISOfi :
WA1HIANTY D/HDS.
llenwn Lund syndlcntc to John fannnc-n
zlnd , loin 10 to 1 , ' > , block 1C , liaison S C5
0. H. 1'ayne , trustee , to A. ) : . It.iyleo , w 13
feet of lot 2 nnd c 10 fret ( if lot 3 , bluett
t , Avondnle [ mil : ! , SC
11. O. NVnlktr nnd liu bniid tn Cntlinc .Mil
ler , tots C , 7 , II nnd 15 , Klmwon.l add l.M
Wllllum liyali nnd wife to A. \\llllr\in * .
1.49 ncri'S In sw 3S-1H-12 4
QflT CLAIM DKKDR
! ' . II. IXHVII. tiustee. tn C. 11. Ltf , * H of
lot 2. blnel ; t. Kllkwuod add
C. L. Slmins nnd InuMund to Dninha I.O.TII
nnd Tiuct company , c M feet of R 15S feet
of. n U of w " 5 nr nw to 9-1C-I3
Total amount of transfers . .15.05
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
"Iho following proposed amendments to th <
Constitution of the State of Kchraglca , a
hcrolnnftcr set forth In full , arc silhmlttci
to the cli'ctors of thu State ot Nebraska , I
bo voted upou at the general election to b
hold Tuesday , November 3 , A. D. ISDfi :
A joint rosolutlon proposing to amcui
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , and flvo ( u ) , o
article six ( G ) of the Constitution uf th
State of Nebraska , relating to number o
judges of the supreme court anil their term
ot office.
Uo It resolved nml enacted by the I.csls
laturo of the State or Nebraska :
Section 1. That section txyo 12) ) of artlcli
six ( f. ) of the Constitution 01 tno State o
Nebraska bo amended so ns to rca.il ns fol
loxxs :
Section ! . The supreme court -shall untl
otherwise provideA" liy iu" " consist of fi\'f
(5) ) Judges , a majority oC * vhoin simll l > i
neccnsnry to form a quorum or to pro
nounno ,1 decision , ft ; : . ' . : nave unclna
jurisdiction in ca c relating > o revenue ,
civil cases In xvhlch the stiito snail bo n
party , mamlftnius. 'iwo vvarranto. nnbcas
coriius , and uuch tpficllato jurisdiction , us
may be provided b.v laxv.
Section 1' . That section four 14) of t-rtlelr
six iC ) of Mie Conslltutlon of situ Htat c
Nebrusxa. t)0 umcndcd ao as to read na fnl
lows :
Sjo.ctlon 4. The JiidRcs or the supreme
court shall be elected by tlio elemifrs o
the state at large , and tnclr term of olllee ,
except as herrlniittcr provided , shall lie for
a period of not less r.n live to ) years n
the legislature may prescribe.
Section 3 That section five (3) of nrtlclo
six ( C ) of the Constitution of the Stnto o"
Nebraska , bo nmended to tw > d fi follows :
Section S. At thn first general filoctlon to
be held In the year 1S91. there shall bo
elected txvo judges of the Etiprnie cottrf
one of whom shall be elected for a term ol
two (2) years , one for thu term of four (4 ( ;
years , and at each general election there
after , there shall be elected one Judge ol
the supreme court for the term of five (5 ( !
years , unless otherxvlso provided by laxv.
Provided , That the Judges of the supreme
court xvlioup terms have nc-t expired nt the
time of holding the general election of 1800
shall continue to hold their olllce for the
remainder of the term for xvhlch they
xvere respectively commissioned.
Approved March 2D , A. D. 1S05.
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to section thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska
relating to compensation of suprcino and
district court JuOscs.
Ue It resolved by the Legislature of thu
State of Nebraska ;
Section 1. That section thirteen (13) ) of
nrtlclo six ( G ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska bo amended BO as to
road as follows :
Sec. IS. The Judges of the supreme and
district courts unalt receive for their ser
vices such compensation as may ho pro
vided by laxv , imyauio quarterly.
The legislclnro shall at Its first session
after iho uctoptitm o. ' this amendment ,
three-flfths at tun tnemners elected to
each house concurring , establish their
eompensatlon. The compensation so es
tablished shall not "or. change ; ? "iflencr than
once In four years , nriu tpe event unless
two-thirds of the members fleeted to each
house of the leclslalnro concur tncreln.
Approved March SO , A. D 1STS.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( of article flvo (5) ( )
of the Constitution of the State or Nebraska
relating to compensation of the oillccrs of the
executive department.
ilo it resolved and enacted by the Legls-
laturo of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (21) ( )
of artlctu flvo ( fi ) of the Conutltntlon of
the State of Nebraska bo amended to read
as follows :
Section 24. The officers of the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their services iv compensation
to bo established by iaw. xvhlch shall bo
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall iiava been
commissioned nnd they shall not receive
to their oxvn use any fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In HioJr hands or
under their control , perquisites of ofllco or
other compensation , and nil fees thnt may
hereafter bo payaljie by laxv for services
performed by tin ofllcer provided for In
this 'He shall bo paid In auvnnco Into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
nt Its first session after the adontlon ot
this amendment , throe-fifths of tno mem
bers elected to each house of the legisla
ture concurring , establish tb " Ijtrlen of
tlio oHlcers named in tnls article. The
compcnuatlon so estnbllchEiJ shall not bechanced
chanced oftener thnn once In four years
and In no event unless txvo-thlrds of the
members elected to each house of the leg
islature coneur therein.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1833.
A Joint resolution proposlnr to s
seetlon ono 0) ) of article six ( < ; of the Con
stitution of the State ci Nebnuka , relating
to Judicial power.
Bo it resolved and enacted liy the Legis
lature of the State of Ncbrasftii.
Section 1. Tlmt nation Gnu u > of article
six ( C ) of the Constitution of tlio State of
Mi'braska bo amended to reaa an follows :
Section 1. The Judicial power ot this itnto
shall be vested li n supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts , jumlces of thu
leaco , poltciinajxlstnites , und in ucn
other cmirt ? inferior lo the Buorcmc court
ns may bo created Tiy law ; n which txvo-
thirds of the members elected to each house
'oncu ! .
Approved March 20 , A. D , lisa.
A Joint rraolntlon proposing lo amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of article Ms ( G ) of the
of the Stnto of
Constitution Nebraska , re-
atlng to Increase In number of supreme
and district court judges.
I5o It resolved and enacted by tlio Le--
slaturo of the StattTof Nebraska :
Section 1 , That bectlon eleven (11) ( ) of arll-
clo six ( C ) of the Constitution of iho Bluto
> f Nebraska bo amended to lead UH fol-
OXVB :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
hlrda of the members elected to each house
ulmll concur therein , may , in cr .tfter the
year ono thousand olulu 'iinulrud nnd
ilncty-soven and not oficner tnnn once In
every four yearn. IIH.TLMBtho number of
udges of supreme und district courtu , und
ho judicial districts or ino ptate. Such
districts shall bo formed of compact terrl-
ory. and bounded by county lines ; and
buch Increase , or any chungo in the
joundnrles of a dlstrlJtmll not vucalo
ho olllco of any jtidgo.
Approved March S" . A. D , . 1S33.
A joint resolution proposing to nmenJ
lection six ( C ) of article out(1) ) of thu Con-
tltutlou of thu Stale ot Nebraska , relating
o trial by jury.
Do It resolved and enacted by the Leg'
slaturo of the Btato of Nebraska ,
Section 1. That section six ( G ) . article ono
1) ) of the Constitution of the titut" or No
rnuka ' > amended tn read as follows :
Section C The right of trial uy jury shall
remain Inviolate , but the ii-glnlntnro mu >
irovldo that In rlvll actions five-sixths of
ho ir.ry mny render a verdict , nnd the
eglslaturn liy also nutliorlze trial by n
ury of a less number thnn twelve men
n courts Inferior to the district court ,
Approved March 9 , A , I ) . , 1R9S.
A/Joint resolution proposing to amenO
KC < /on one (1) ( ) of article flvo (5) ) of the Con-
by iittoa of Nebraska , relating to utflccri of :
LJ executive department.
Do It resolved und enacted by the Let'-
sluture of the State .t Nebraska.
Bectlon 1. That eectlou ono U ) ol article
f.te 13) of the Constitution ot the Btnl
or NvbrnsUfi bo nmoinHa to read na ftl
lows ; I
brctlon 1. The executive department * hfl |
consist of n Kovernor. lieutenant uovcrnol
st'orottiry of state , inulllor of public nJ
counts , treasurer , superintendent of mibll
Instturtlon. altoincy gciu-rai , commission * !
( it nubile muds nml buildings , nnd Uird
rnllrimil commissioners , each at whom , e > |
cept the wild railroad commissioners , slml
hold Ills olllco fur n term uf two ycnml
from the tlrst Thursttay nfter the tlrftl
Tuesday In January , nttr-r .ils election !
nnd until his successor In . - ctcii nnd n.uati-1
lie ? . Knch nil Iron * . commissioner sl.nlll
hold liM olllco for n term of t irso vcartf
beginning on the I'.rst Twu < * ay nrlcr thtl
Ilrst Tuesday In January nfter his elco.lonl
mid until hl uscccssor Is circled nnd qualll
lied ! Provided , however. That nt the flnil
Koitprnl election held utter the .idoptlotr
of this .iinendtnent there shall lie electee' ]
thrro rnllroad commissioners , one lor thcL
pn toil of ono yenr , ono for 'ho period oil
two years , nnd otie tor tno period of thrctl
yearn. The Governor , secretary of ntalo.l
nndltor of public accounts "nu tronstiretl
! < hnll resldu ut tno en in to ! ntirlni ; thrill
term cf oHlee ! tnoy nhnii k p tlie nuhllJ
rcrordq. books r nd papers therft. nnd shall
perform such duties ns mny bo rcuulrcd b ; |
law.
Approved Mnrcli 50 , A. D. , 1SD5 ,
A joint resolution proposing to nnieml tec ]
tlon tueuty-ilx (20) ( ) of aitlclo nve (5) ( ) ot th/
Constitution of tlie State oi Nebraska , lltnl f
Itif * the number ot executive state ulHccrs.
Ko It resolved nnd enacted by the Lori
IslfiUiro of llni Stnto cf Nebraska : f
Seollon 1. Thnt section twenty-six (28) ( I
nrtlclo five ( B ) of the. Constitntlnn or th
Stutn ot" Nebraska bo nmcndcd to read
follows ;
Section tn. No other executive state ofTI
cers except these nnmed In section ono ( il
of this article shtill ho created , excrpl bl
: tn act of the legislature ! whlrh I * coif
cut-rod In by not ICFS thnn thrce-fourtlil
of thn members elected to each housl
irreiif ! f
1'rovlded , That nny ofllee created liv nl
net of the lenlnlntnre nny lie abolished bl
the locNIaiitre , two-tlilid.x of the meinbr r
elected to each hmiso thrrr-o ! concurring. I
Approved March SO A t ) . . ISM. '
A joint resolution proposing tn nn' rj
section nine (9) ( ) of article clRht (8) ( ) o ) . til
Constitution of the State or Nebraska , prJ
rlilliiR for HIP , ivrslmcnt of the pcnuaueij
educutlonjjjf . ot the stutn.
Bo It ijWHk.'U anil unautvd by the
lalaluru uf tlio Slnlu of Nubrattkn :
Section 1. That section "line CJJ of artlcl
etRht ( S ) of the Constitution of the Stall
of Nebraska bo ainondcu to read ns fol
Iowa : I
Hoot Ion g All fiimli bcloiiKlnR to the Btatl
for educational purposes , thn Interest nnl
Incomu whereot only nro to bo used , shuf
be deemed trust funds held by the HtntiL
nnd the state shall mipplv nil losses there
of that may In nny manner ncoruc , so that
the sanu- shall remain rer ve.r tnvlolnta
nnd nnillmlnUliea , nin'i s s : . IIP' bo In
vested or loaned o.xceut n L'nlted Statfij
or state sccnrltli' . o ? ii/nistercd county
bonds or rcHlstorcn srnuol itlstrtfit bomla
of this state , ana sucr < jinuis , with the
Interest nnd Inconio thi-reof are hereby
solemnly jijpxr " 'cr the lUrposeH for
which ifirv uic firntuca nnrt B .t apart , nnd
shall not bo transferred lo any oilier fund
for othrr uses.
Provided , The board creau-,1 oy section
I of till , * urttcic w einpfitre 1 to cll from
tlmo to ttmc any of tno recurl"'lM 'iclong-
Intf to the pci'manont seho l rand nnd In
vest the proceetta nrlsini * tliorrtrom in > nny
of the mctirlllea : i-niimrrutcrt in 11ns BCO-
lloti hearlne a hisncr rare -f interest
whenever nn opportunity jor uctier Invcft- '
ment Is prpsenieil ,
And provided further. That when
warrant upon { hs t ? " > 'rftasurtr ' r.r.
Inrly Issued In pursuance of --'S'proprl
tlon by the legislature ! nnd secured by t1 !
levy of a tnx for Its payment , shall
presented to the slate trepmirer tor pay
ment , and there shall not be nny money
In the propel Mind to pay such warraj
the board created by section 1 ol this nl
cle may direct the state-ireastircr to 1
tlio amount due on such warrant fr |
moneys In his Imnt's betonRltiff to tlio pi
mnnont school fund of thu st.ile. and L
shall hold said witrrant ns an Invcatnij
ot said pcrnmncnt school fund.
Approved March 29. A. D. , 1S93.
A joint resolution proposing an amen
meat to the Constitution of the State i
Nebraska by adding a new section to artll
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to bo nil I
bcred section txvo (2) ( ) , relative to the mc |
Ing of tbo government of cities of Ij
metropolitan class out ! the government |
the counties wherein such cities ura
cated.
Ue It resolved and enacted by the IJ
Islaturc of the Stntu of Nebraska :
Seetlon 1. That article twelve (12) ( ol
Constlt'itlon of the State of Ncbruskil
ainendcil by adding to unla artlcln n f
section to bG nutnucred Bcction two (21
read as follows : f
Section 2. Tnu govm nment of any rl |
the metropoliian class and Hie govcrnl
of the county In xvhlch It Is located mil
merged wholly or In part when a pnl
tlon BO to do has been submitted liT
thorlty of law to the voter.of sucll
and oonnrv and received the assent f
majority of tnu votes cast in such clt-L
rtlso a majorltv of the votes cast !
county excltiflvo of t ; : ' et ? rnst Itl
metropolitan city nt sunli election.
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1895.
A Joint resolution proposing ante
to section six (6) ( ) of article tjcvcn (7) ( ) bi
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , !
scribing the manner In xvhlch votes |
bo cast. _
lie It rcsolvci ? and enuctcd by the 11
Islature of the State of Nebraska : 1
Section 1. That section six ( G ) of a.rl |
seven ( T ) of the Constitution of the' i
of Nebraska be amended to rend
Section 6. All votes shall bs by bo ?
such other method as mny bo pre <
by law. provided the secrecy of voti
preserved
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1S95.
A. joint resolution proposing to . '
section two (2) ( ) of article' fourteen (14) ( ) ' 4
Constitution of tlio State of Nebraska
tlvo to donations to works of Intern :
provcmeut and manufactories. .1
e It resolveml enacted by the L. '
laturn of the Stnto of Nebraska : ,
Section 1. That section two (2) ( of # j
fourteen (14) ( of the Constltntlon of < '
State of Nebraska , bo amended to re&
follows : i
Section 2. No city , county , town , preclj
municipality , or other Biil > dlvsloi ! nf I
state , shall ever niaki donations Jm
works of Internal improvement , 01
factory , unless a proposition so to t
have been first RUlimlUrii to the i
clcetorf and rntinen oy it two-thltl
at an elcrtion uy pittltCr'lr of ia'l
vldcd , Thaw -men rtonntlonfi of a 1
with the donations of HUCJI subdlvl.l
the nKKrefjato rtirill not nxceeu trn til
of thn assessed valuation of such ( I
Provided , further , Tnnt any city or I
mny , bv a tlirce-totu tlm vote. Incren-l
IndobtPitnesc tvo per wilt , in mldiil
such ten tier crr.t nna nu bonds f
dnncr-H of Inilchtcdncsu so Issued Kll
valid unless thn pamn mull hnvo ill
thereon n certificate sined br t'i l
tary and nndllor of maio , snoivlnl
the same la Issued pursuant in ! avv.
Approved March 29 , A. , . 1SS5.
T. J. A. Piper , secretary of state
itnto of Nebraska , do hereby certlj ( |
tlio foregoing proposed amendments
Constitution of the State of Nctiraaltl
true apd correct copies of the crlglnif
rolled and engrossed bills , as pasted ij
Tvvrnty-fourth session of the legislate
the State of Ncbraiilra , as appear *
eatd original hllln on ( lie In thin olUce ]
that all and c&ch nf said proposed at'
mcnta are submitted to the qualified vl
of tbe state of Nebraska for their ado |
or rejection at the general election
held on Tuesday , the 3d day of Nove |
\ , D , 1890.
In testimony whereof , I have tlicil
set my hand and affixed the great fnf
Ihe state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 17th day of Ji |
the year of our Lord , Ono Thousand
Hundred and Nlncty-aU , of the Indtl
MICO of the United States tbe One Hu ]
mil Twtuty-flrst , and of this elate
rlilrtleth ,
Seal. ) J. A. PIl'E
Secretary of Sta
Aue 1 ntoNovS morn only.
JAMES E. BOYD &
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