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0 THE OMAHA DA1L.V . lJl ij FlUDAV , OOTOUEU 2 , 180 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FISAXCIA1
WLcat Fns 8 tLo Sorority Cents Mark a
Chicago.
THAT ARTICLE HELPS OTHER CEREAL
Corn n Ilir * ItNi- mid rort-
A > < tMt In Ki-i-iliiK
lct-M 'ill tlif Toj )
\uicli.
CHICAGO , Oct. l. Wiicnt rlS , nbo.o 70c l
ftusliel twluy , the De-comber optlcni nl one tlmi
touchli.-g Idlie. an nelvthc uf 2V ! since Jester
day. At the clan * t.f 4ie : of the liveliest stt
ren | Jrr mcntlm It Mill r'.ie.ucd n advance c
l'i" . All the etl.cr eprcalntUe * maikclsven
Iteiieflte-il , Ixilh In price find volumenf business
eji/in closed le buhcr , e-Tt &c higher , ani
liruvltluna frcm liUa lo 3314o higher.
Dei ember wheat , wlikh clr > \Vcelncsilny nl
from CMlc to W.iecpcneil thlo meirntne nl
Ck ii- and G9c. nml In n llttic over nn hour II
We-nt us high us * 0o , bt.-lllg We iilxive- Its pi lee or
Monday , ficulPinl.tr 7 , an nverase of nbnut Hi
lier bu , per ilay for ihe Intervening Iwcnty-lwt
eliiji. An ndvance KI Mendy linn nut tnki-l
( ilaeu > lrce Hie Fprlng of IttiJ , In May of t.ial
year 2io per bu , having be-e-n nddcil. The re.
inarkalile thing nb'iut the rln : now In progres ;
U Unit It In in the face of the mule or less
uiii-frtnlnly legaldlng the pollllcal outlook. The
iiihiinoc to 7nUo was fnlluued by a le-actlem U
Hum e'ji : to l.'J\c , but thai In tuin wan sue-
ceeile.1 ly a Mill ftirthir addition to the early
Mruijllh , and Ufulc 12 o'elocl ; the pi lee li.i'l
MM n to ' .o'ji- ' f. r l'ic < ! : nl > i-r. Such e-initlh'j'-J
.vili-iijUli MJIpllM-d the elow-l. Uhlui liepl le'uk-
lug lor biuKx. liul It WHO not Imnl tu ex-
> , .
Due Xcn Y.ils dbpntch le.id aa follows : "I3ng-
llsn biiuses ii iiln necepted n couil ilonl ol
wlienl. Tl.eic H U di.-m.in < l beie for carKoey
for lllpllll nt a far ahead ax Kcbruary. "
The Hntk ef wliuiit at l.iverpuol was rcporlei
us Ijelnu emly l.tw.ncO til. , about uOO.IXlO bu. de
cit-iiM1 since tjepti-mlifr I , and Miltlclent for unlj
uboul Un ( l.ija' fonsuinptlon , nnd iiKnln as rom
ILIUM ! ulth abunl Cuuu bu. nt ihe cotu-r-pimdliu
< hitu on thejear bt-fote. Two cargc > efltu
re pulled uigugcil nl Lheipool lor t-lilpment ti
India , soniL-ttiing unheaid of hclui1 , and Sal
I'raneirco wlrl-d conllrmlng the lepi-rtcd pur
chase by I..in.lull nf wheat In CallfdinU ID gt
to t'ali-ntta. Thli"int a li > ig w.iy tcuur.l i-nn
Ilimlng Ibo n pin ted fallute of crops ill India ,
Itlen. omt.f tit. ridif vdlhlci , rt Hint country
was , -i-portcd lo be winth inure In Ciileutln tliur
wheat. OuiMjc IniylnK lifting \\ete IniKfly foi
i cabiiiivl account , and tliu locnl croud , "llulil-
J.ited thiieliy , toi.k tutnty bushels fur cverj
one : bushel In ordiis fiom elsewhere. The cable-
grnnm ami the u-Miltlng buslners for foitlKli i.c-
Vfituil gave the nefd .l cnnlldcnce to bityciH. } > <
thnt It was only on the big IJIIIKCK that any lonu
xvheal was told. After It lutclied 7oI.ic , buw-
< -Aer , theic was eiii.iiKh teall .ing to [ ) iit OK
lirice tlo\\n to ( .O'io nnd l5s'Hc was the closing
latrq. l i.rclt n mail.ets all closed very slicing
ninl quite In line with the ndvnnee here. Kxpoil
Fales of spot nhcalcre lepmtod thcic ti > the
extent of L'CO.iiOu bu. , almut one-half of U No. i
Imrd , and the 1'inniml-r spring.
The boom Inlicat was largely Instruniental
In cautliiK n good advance In coin nnd a big
trntV in that ailicle. The f , nlini.r.i who wanted
wheat and Hume badly also bad t lelr appc-
tlle-H whetted f ir e-orn. and mil biiyhit ; onleis
for It. Shot Is uelinlso mure ninneious than
lilliTiit ha\e been suspected fiom the snullni'ss
of the recent tpoculallve trade. May opened Uc
lilgher nt 23"c , und Btrndlly adx-anced to from
27'Ac lo l'7'ic. ' then reaotc-il , und cloxod bteady at
from I'CiJdc to 20 ? c. .
Oats. lifter a fnMlilon , followed wbcat nnd
cjrn , still to Hume extent wi-ie Independently
film Itutlnessvtis heavy , and the maiUclsvcro
veiy iu < tl\e throiiKhout. Shorts > crambled after
eiffeilngs and took up e-\er > thing In blg.il , pupil-
Ing pTlees up eonslih-iably higher , and giving
tbe market a uldur range ! them has been ev-
pccted for a long \ \ hlUback. . Outside ordcis
weie nl o prominent. .May opened a s.iade
blKher nl from lirle ! ; lo IBIic. and advanced to
rOvc { , and eased off to from IM'jc to 20a > , c , where *
It'cleised.
Trade In piovMons hnn r.ol for a month he-en
DS gene-nil and m-tlxe as U WIIH today. 1'aek-
f-rs bought , frcalptrs bit anil speculators In out-
rldt cities , who hail previously bought , took
more , even forelRiiers , who alu never supposed
to buy anything , except on n weak maiket , send
ing buying orders. The result was n handsome ad-
viimn all around ; Jnnuury pork closed nt S2V4C
blgher , at S7.30. January lard , 2 < V hlKhi'r , at
> 4 30. January ribs , 17Uc blgher , at J3.CO to
53.02H.
Kstlmiited receipts for Krltlay : Wlicnt. 137
cars ; coin , 446 cats ; oats , 373 cars ; bogs , 23,000
head.
head.Tlio lending futures ranged ns follows :
J -i2'222' ' I IIUi. ! I D.v. I
Wlent.No.2
Oct. . ; 07-X 07Mi HSU
Ie-c Idir..i ' IIH'I O'JXi
May 72 ! < OJfi 7L' ! <
Cent.No. i ! .
Oet 2VM 21W ! S''H
Dec 24'
Oatn.No. a. .
Oet 17X 17M IH
Dec 17T IStt lS ! f
May
Pork.perbul
Oet n enD Q 4'i 0 ( It ) n -15
Jim D 01 ! 7 40 0 87 7 ao
Oel . . . „ . 3 77Hi 4 ns 3 77 4 02 !
Jim 4 22K 4 076 ! 4 SO
Short HlbM-
Oct .1 113 3 27J 3 05
Jan .S 43 It 70 5 43 : < Ji-JK
Cach quotations werens follows :
I'M.Ot'Il I-'lrm ; lOc blKlier ; winter patents ,
t3.3 ( ri3.0l ( ; htralBbts , } 3.lili3.10 : pprlns rie > clnls ,
} 3.r.riiTi3.75 : strnlghtH , J2.75fi3.Hi baleers. J2.23 ®
2. CO.
CO.WHEAT
WHEAT No. 2 Fprlnff. C 4c ; No. 3 sprint' .
CCfltfc ; No. 2 red. W f.
COIIN No. 2 , S3 Vic : No. 2 yellow. 2Wc.
OATS No. 2 , ISNo. ; . 2 whilef. . o. b. , 2H1HT
22' c ; No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 17'.i ? 2lVic.
KYK-No. 2. 37JI37'.ic.
HAHI.BY No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. N. , 250
SGe : No. 4. f. o. b. , 24fi27c.
FJ.AXSKKO-Nei. 1 , 77c.
TIMOTHY Sii-i : : > Prime * , J2..VH.
I'l.OVIHIONS MIP pork , per lib ! . . fG.4 : , H.CO ;
Inrd , per ] 0 < ) Ibs. , t4.02'Af4.05 ' ; slinrt ribs , sidex ,
Inoxe. $3.25W3.riO ; dry Halted HluMiMcrH , boxed.
3.S7 .i ? 4.00 ; short clear sldi-H , boied , tS.lK'AW '
3.75.
WHISKY nistlllers' Unit-lied Roods , per gal. ,
1.I8.
HI'el A IIS-fut Innf. J5.32 : urnnnlateil. J4.70.
POri.TUY MmUet dendy ; turkeys. SQllc
chlekeps. 7c ; ducks , fffSif.c. (
T.iefollowlni ; were the receipts nnd shipment ! )
today :
On tliel'rolncu cxcliaiu'oi lenlav tlio butter mar
ket wan Ilrm : cn-aniury. OaiSoln : elalrv , 'Jdt
l.leKsgH , Ilrm ; fre-su , 14Hc. Cheese , Btc.vly ;
OAIA1IA < ; HMO HAL
Ccinilllloii eif Trnile mill ( tuntiitlnnii
em Slnilennil | Kiuier/ I'relllle-L' .
EOOS-Cholce flock , 13O13HC.
lll'TTItll Ceiniiiion tei fair , 7o ; choice to fancy ,
country , 11012c ; leparutor creamery , ISOICc ;
Enthereil creum. 12ffl3c.
OA.\li-Prnlrle clilckcns , per doi. , J2.COB3.00 ;
quail , lt.25in.CO ; leal ilucks , iI.25Ql.DO ; red heads
und mallards. { 2.COO3.CO.
L'lliisi' : ; Donu-Bilt ! brick , Co ; ICdnm. per doz. .
19 , 25 ; club IIOUPIMb. . Jars , per doz. . } 3 15 ; Llm-
berger. fane-y , per Hi , , ! ) ( . - ; Ilonuefort. li-lb.
Jain , per ioz. . J3.CO ; YOUIIB Ameiicau , lOlic ;
twins , fancy , ( j'.ic ' ,
VUAlCholc * fat. SO to 120 Ibs. , IB quoted at
7C&o ; lurgfl and coart.c. 4iJCe ,
POULTKY Live bens , Cc : cocks , Jo ; fp
VoJC ' " " ' C ° : * prlllB lludt8' 'OV.io ; turkeys ,
J'lOKONS Uvr. 90c ; dead pigeons not wonted ,
1IA\ Upland , J5 ; inlilliines , I4.CO ; lowland ,
* i rye > iruw. J4 ; color miikea the prlc on
bay ; llcM bales cell the beit ; only top grades
brlnir leip prices. '
1IHOOM COHN-Kntrcmely nlow dales' new
crop , delivered nn track In country ; choice ) green
fi-lf-wnrkliiir carpet , per Hi. , i'.ic : choice green.
runnlnn to hurl , 2Uc : common , Hie.
VKUKTAIILKD.
? iVSliTI ) : , > R7AJ'91's-0n : orilers. per bbl. , J1.75.
> \ATLItMl.iXD.S'B
Per eloz. , crated , accoiillng
10 lIEe' , J1.7 , il2.2.i.
PANTALOltpKS-per crate750SOC. .
'JO.MATOHK Per Ifc-bu , luit-ket , 30ii33c.
CltCl'MIlHllS-lVr eloz. . J082ic.
Ni\\- ONlONH-rtood stock , per bu. , 35O c.
LIMA IIHANS-Per Ih. . 4c.
I. HANS I Inn , I pli-ki-il navy , perbu. , Sl.40ffl.no.
J'AIJIjAriH Honie grown , ir i hundred , nttHOa ,
' l'li'-l'e'r : dei ) ! . , J3o ; fancy , large. 45iiTJOo.
1'OTA JOI New pi > latoe- , per bu. , 30ff40e ! ,
ntt'iTs.
. Kfann grapen , 15ei ; large lots ,
New York , ICo.
* - )1IN1A PnACIIKS-Krcestones. Wo ;
]
, ' ; l'l'MS crt' 1"1- ' ' -S3i fullfornla fancv. tl.238
1.35 : llriiddhaxxii and Italian prunea , ll.IDffI.Z3.
( A1.II--OHNIA ( . '
Ili.VI'liH-Tukiiyi. 11.23 ; black
' 'l - : | : - Tod. perbbl. . $6.00riBCO.
APPLKK-foi.kliiir. . | W.I. . . | 1.W ; eating , 11.75
( J2.Ui. Jnnalliaiiii , fancy. J2.25.
CAI.imuNIA PKAItS-llarllettii. 12.00 ; Iluerre
Hardv , JI.J5 ; lluerro Clalrgenu. tl.75.
t'ALII-'OKNIA Ql'INt'KS-Per box. J1.75.
TltOPK'AI , rill'lTS.
OIlANqiW-MexIcun. ti.2. . rl.CO ,
VM.C ' : ! HM > ' Mnuii , It ; California lemon * . M CO
i . .L'i.rts * < ' 'lol ' * ' > ' - | UI"B1"toek. . p r buni-li ,
II.WHi8.l5f - .
me-dlum.fclzeil buiicbes. I1.D002.W ,
' fctock.
OY8TKHS New York counts , | 'r can , 45c ;
he'W i Oi It sHects. per cun. 40iVxtru ; U-lecU
per can. 3 0 ; ulandarda , per cun , 30o ; medluiiiB ,
' ' ' "
'
'
per 1,000. Ill : New Yuik ei'el-l'H , 'per KUl.-
( " rtul ; . Ill : bulk Mamlards. per gal. , II.so.
* > i4i ttn n i * vi * - riam , iUfiB , IUCI1 , ir * ( iti
r l. i-ana. per elor. . IIS ; hulf-gal. caiu , JO.S3J
luurl e-aiiH. fJ.10.
riIS Imported fancy. C crown. SO-lh. boxes ,
4a ; rholcu , 10-HI. boxru. 3 crown SiilOf.
NUTS Almond * , Cullfurnlt , per lu. . lai-dlum
i Mz , In.T : * iprwn nlmnmlc. ptr Hi. . IATRI
! J2V , Kit Kli < t-r II- . P : Knllh w lnut , i <
Ih . f.tiie > IM n fhtll. lie. m lUm ! nr 10r ; fi
It-rtK. pr Ih . )0r ; twnn * . poll h d nV'llum. ( t
Inrge * . lOc ; pennut * . rnw , < ! 'i T7e ; rMiMml. " 140.
HATTS-llfill'Mvrtn. per fb. , tc ; fnnls , lo-ll
boxen , per III , "f.
IlifiRS ANM TALLOW. .
llllil.'S-No 1 wiesn hlr , * . 4c ; Nn. ! gree
blil . Je ; NL. \ eretn nltel hl.ler He ; No.
l-ieon mltwl hl.les. 1c : tin. 1 ve-nl cult , 8 to 1
11 * . , Cc ; No. S \ cnlnf ! , S to IB UK. , 4c ; No.
elrj Hint I.Ule-c , 7ff5.N ; , \ J dry Hint hlds , ( X77e
No. 1 diy * nlu-d tilde * , it" pan cured hides , ' .4
per Ib. , le than fully omi-il.
* ' ! II'IUf PELTS-'Urpeh iftlled. eftch. 2'flffle ;
grrtn tnltcil thcnrlnRi ( < he.it n-wleil entl
f-klnn , e-ncn. ISc : rtiy Mii-iirltnii ichoit weieilc
e-nily > Mns > . tin. 1 , eneli. SLdry ; MienrllnK
( shurl woedeil e-illj fklnH , No. I. earb. fte ; dr
flint Kan ns mm .VeljnisUn buteliir wool pelti
per Ih. , Actual uelitlil. 4die ; dry Hint Knnsii
nr.il Ne.hrn len MtiiTnln ! pe-lts , per Ib. , net
IIH | tttlchl 3 74c : diy nint foleirndo butrhc
we .l pills , ift Ib. , tutcml welKht , 4fl5c : dr
flint f'e.lf.rmln Mnrniln woi > l pelt * , per Ib. , nettia
wdRlit. Kile ; feel cut off , as It Is useless to pa
fii-lKht em them.
TALLOW AND ( lUKAPi : Tnllow. No. 1 , S c
tullntv , Nu. 2. 2o ; RrenKe. while A , 24c ; Rrcnfc
whiteII , l'c : greatc. yellow. Uje- ; grease , dark
IHe ; old biiltrr , 2fiJt , c ; beeswax , prime , 13 {
2ie ; rciiigh tnltow. le * .
HONKS--In ear Ints , welRber nnd delivered ti
Clilengu : Dry buffnlo , per ton , IU.KW14.00 elr
country , blenched , per tnn , 110.00'S12.(10 : dry coun
try. dump und menty , per ton , $ .oMs.OO.
WOOIj 1'nnnfheel. fine heavy , Cff7c : line , light
S'dOe ; epinrtcr bloeMl , lonUc ; seeily , burry nni
chaffy , SflOe ; cotted anil broken , temrse , 79e |
ciittfd nnd breiken. fine. CflFr. l-'leee-e wnshed-
Medhmi , I3S7IV ; fine. Ilftinc ; tub washed , ICf
ISo ; blark. ( c ; Imeles , Cc ; tiiR locks , 2if3c deni
pulled , tflCc.
tflCc.STOCKS
STOCKS AMI IIO.NDS.
N In SrciirltlrViro I'piin i
< 'llll l < l < TlllI.V Ifiller ( .SlMllf.
Ni\V YOIIK , Oct. -The ilrnllliRn 111 Mock :
today Hrro npn , a rnnrlji-rntily llKhtcr sciilc
lli.in \\Vtlncsilny , ninl the dlrtrlliutlnn 01
business \vii3 not iiiltc IIH K..I ! . The market ,
linncirr , ilUjilnyiMl mi iibwibent | ii.\\t-r tnal
und not l.ten opei'ted. and piu\nl euin'rlor li
riulliri- heavy tcullzattc nn und hour nttaeks ,
Loininlsslon hoiiFctipniicil | itriwinl bu lncsc ,
and rrircliill | > In Ih < > l w pilnil rliarcx , mid tic-
elaiod that the mnikrl dlpiliynl | Rroater le-
Blftaiu-e thr.n herelon.io In l ur atliuMis. resplf.
the cliiinnr for n unotlnti. In the limt lnur n
larnc nii > ratur sold ( he nrllvu rntluay ptockii all
around , piosumably lo .lepioss pi Ices , for clffd
upon Hie l.undnn inurKct tomninnv. The course
of prices uaa lilt-pillar , but ( \nrlallins , asldi
finni a few iif the xiivl.lllcp. | l.ice.l ! Imporl'incc.
Trndlnx at the imtM > t un m.iiKe.l by weakms !
on rcallzatlnnH and bnir uff , I-I\K' [ \ . The Utcllnu-
wenliiKlmilllfunt , an.l the beurH , illvvuvirlnii
Die Btnliborn uttllmlu of hcdders of KFrurltli.il ,
oovcrcd their llnec. Thu tinders who lm\u nol
bi.'Ui HshtliiRtin - rise Mil the inaiUit up on
the hhorts. ManliaUiiii and Ueadlnuero In
brii.lv reiiiu | t ut ImpioMMl llcun s. ' 1 ho HKKIVS-
CU - Ktlcnqtll illrpl.iui | by the.-u propel tle.i roll-
trlliutod to llrmiiiFH In the ( jiMietiil maiUct. de-
Kplte liberal fun-Inn telling and lncieupc.1 Him-
iiofs In the frirelKli e.xchniiKo tmukct. Actual
mid | MiMl iviic.vni > liirther advanced , thi'
last ni-iitloned toiicldiiK (4.t ' , and JI.Ki fet
Kii.B .Hid short bills. Current iui.titl | ns preclude
liiipnitu of KI , | . | at n prullt on nnllnnry
oxhanpe comlltlons. The BtrfnKth < > r thin mar ,
hoi Is ntttlbuteil tn an IncnniiBd diniand for le
mlttalietHaiul to a decreased movement of com.
HKivlul hills , oulhK to the hluirp advanios In tlu
pi Ice fluni our bieadxtulfH mill oilier ti.ot
piinluuls. Kvi'H nt the advance , lim\t > ver , in
ICnrupeiin demand l.i reportoJ. ( In Ihe othri
hand the Imports of gold have readied go largj
nil iiKKiecnle that a teinpoiin.v CIIHCK to i.n
movement H leKaidcd with eiiuiinlmltyvhlU
the tii.'iisuiy sold leserve IUIH beun swelk-d to n
nun that lemovi'M all Immediate concern.
I'nolfli.1 Mall \\iis maiked up 1T per n-tit to 22 ,
but the KIIIIIN In other shares-wne less note
woitliy , In Ihe hist hour n general reaction oc-
turned. Illinois Sttil , bowe\er , roFo S % lier r.-nt
nnil Mlnnefoti Iron 1 per cent on the irnprovtt
trade nulli-oK. The maiket left off gulel. Inn
linn nt unimportant changes , llondn continue.
to wurk higher. althoiiKh the m.irkct vrnv some.
hnt more ouitraclod than recently. The dealIngs -
Ings ci-ntcicd in n few of the fpecuhttlvo iFsne
which tcored fractional Kalim In moFt caces.
The sales weie fMl.'I.Onil I'eallnKS In govern.
inenls were conllncd to the old 4' , but the tone
was Kcncrally linn ; cnlcs , MSWO.
The KvrnliiK I'nsfH London tlnanclal cable-
Brain says : The stock maiket was KCIIH ! today ,
niiilnly on eacy mnncy and the haFtenlnp of tht
bears to cover. The Improvement extended to all
the markets. Anierlcans opined steady , then
weakened , but llimlly .eloped Rtiud , There wnf
n Hpi-clal demand for ArKentlne railways on ex
cellent tariff leports. l.iindon dlFcount ftdl t
1 per cunt today on the release of n mass of
dividend money. The ease In the money market
was also Incicaycd by the further I cleave of
JCl.f'flO.OOO ' of Japanese money from tbe Hank of
Holland. The 1'arls houm' was firm nnd thu
llerlln market steady , although dearer money In
Iterlln Is probable later 111 the month , United
States KolJ . .goingfiom there , to Hussla and
Austria. '
The fnllor Inc were the closing " ( notations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Tbe total sales of stocks today were 172.712
nhiires , Incliidliii ; the tollowliiK : Sugar. 23,100 ;
Tubnrco , C.700 ; Atehbion jireferred , 7,800 ; llur-
HiiKton. 13.100 ; Chleago ( las , 4.300 ; Louisville &
N'liBhvllIc. 11.DUO ; Manhattan , 5.200 ; I trail Ing , 27.-
(00 ; Hock Island , 43,400 ; .St. Paul , 21,700 ; South
ern Hallway preferred , 3,400 ; Leather preferred ,
3,100 ; WheelingIjikc _ llrle , 7,000.
Now Yeirli .Mon < * > - .Mnrkt-t.
NEW YOIIK. Oct. 1. MONKY ON CAI.I-
Stendy at 4Hii5 per cent ; last loan , 414 per cent ;
uloned , 4'iiI5 per cent.
1'lli.Mt : MEHCANT1LH PAI'KK-Ci.4O71i per
cent.
HTKKLINO n.XCHANnn KIrm. with actual
liu lncs In bankerH * bills at Jl.SJm.SJl , for de-
mund and Jt.S2ij-l.ki : for sixty days : posted
rates. Jl.MfM.W.i , anI t4.C5lii4.be.
COM.MKIK'IAL I1ILUS-I4 SI.
SILVHIl CMHTll-'lCATI-IS-CS-lifiCCUe.
IIAH SirA'UIl-C34c.
CJOVICUNMBNT IIONDS Firm ; Blnte bonds
ilull ; rallroael bonels linn.
Closlnn qiiototloni on Donas were na follows ;
I
1 nncex. MIR.W2. Monry , Urndy nt rft per M-I
fnr call ; 7 jl per rent fur time lonnv New Ym
e-xrhnnKe. II ellreemnt bid. iSc elincnunt ni-kcd.
CIIICAOO. Oct. -.fle-nriniffi. . tU.MI.ia
Mnne-y. firm ; nn cull. W > | * r cent , em tlm
7 per cent ; New Ynrk fxrhnriKe. " 3r ellcriiun
fnrelpn crrlinnKC. flrmi demand , tl.SS ; tlxl
eUy . ll.SS'i.
Sun Pm n rive-n Mlnlnu ( ) iiiiln llemi.
PAN PRANCIJ3J. 0-1. l.-Tlij oSUIll claeln
quotations rjr .nl.i.if - Unctionwa.j ; ti fib
lows-
HAH HILViit-roS-IG : < l ptir ounce.
MONKY-IHOl 4 per cent.
Tlie rate * nf dl.-cejimt III tbe open market fo
short nnd tluee months' bills Is z per cnt. .
1'iire-ljtn I'l nn lie-till.
IIKIILIN , Oet. 1. CxchnnRe on Ixindotl , elKi :
days' Fight , so marks 30 pfc.
LONDON. Oct. L-OoM Is eiiotel | nt Hucnn
A > re-s teiilay nl 181 ; Madrid , lij.25 ! ; Lisbon , 31
Home , lot't , .
PAIIIS. Oet. 1. Three per cent rentes. 101
. .c for the iiL-coiint ; cxciinnge on London , 23
ITc for checks ,
XUW YOUIC UUMiiTu. JIAllKK'l
( lllillillleiiiM eif tluI > ny em Vurliili
Ciiiiiiiienlltle-N ,
NKW YOIIK , Oct. l.-I-'LOUIl-Uecclptti , 15.30
bbls. ; export * , C.f'CO bbln. ; pales , 10.4DO bbls.
maiket FtruiiB ; e-lty mill pati-nts , ? 1.70ff4.73
winter patents , U75j4.eo ; city mill cicnrs , fl.lOI
1.20 ; H Inter ctralglild , t3.13g3.S3 ; mill patents
! 3 705)4. ) 2twinter / ; cMnis , J2.23lf2.s,0 ; Mlnnesoti
, . . S-K. Ituekuheat Hour , Ilrm ; J1.30J
, " . ' ; > i.yiV1.1' ! ' "n" ! " "I"J2.tX.rj " ' > . ! . ,0.
" 1lvA ! ' l'llllli > ullow western , S7c ; city
i > 9c ; llriiiiilywlne , J2.U1.
'ii"i'i ' : v'0 > , a , ttC8lcr"W , P43t c. elf.
JVJI.VX-\I11A1 ; -Quiet ; car IOIM , ; iujsc.
1 { A LI-Y-lJiilet ; rccilliiit , 325-ji'ii.e.
UllhAr Itre-HptH. UI.SOO bu. ; exports , 15,301
bu. ; n jt ntrn , . ; NO. 1 nortiiern , 75'ic , f. o. b.
ilUial ; No. 1 haul , 771.C , t. o. b. , mliiat. Op
tlens opined fctieiiiK 1111,1 , nlclier , miviiiiceel linn
late In thu iiriernucin on txce-ptlonally stroiu
cable , . . fuielRii blijlnt , ' . Fimill Liverpool stock. .
lend brisk IDL-I ! demand , but llnally reacted utidei
lyiillzliiK. nnd UOM-I | le oft fium the top. bin
1 < u nbeixe lust nlshl ; No. 2 red , May , 771411
iV" e , eluFhiK "i.c.
OA1 > UcielptH , lt'J.700 bu. ; exports , S5.203 bu.
fpiit. llriner ; No. 2. 2l 4Si2l ic ; No. 2. delivered
J2Sc ; Nei. l , la'.ic ; No. 2 white , S4ii j2.ie ; No. :
will e , :2iC ti-aek while ' '
? ; , , 1'0'jfiOc. 'uptlons were
f.ilily active and BtroiiB ; October , SUtfJl' c , clos.
, , ? i-"e\ , " ' ceinber , SiifiVJ'.u , closing 23Jic.
"Of ' 'c" ' ny ! fhl'I'l"K' | W'S'tOo ' ; good lo choice
HOPS Steady ; Etnte , rummon to choice I'D.
clop. 3 jie ; 1&6 crop , 7j0c ; 1'aclllc coabt , lit *
crop , uefl' e.
IIILiis-Vlrm ; Oalveslon , lie ; IIuciios Ayren
Ury , lOe , nominal ; ilry California , 13c.
'if ? ' " ' 1'1' 'lt'ni'WlC ' ' t"10' H'lenos ' Ayres
II lei I ° '
i'Tr'J.1"1 ' ' "v&-'i ' ' ! "
i'Tr'J./ " " ' r' ' - n ; ,
. ,
eili ilalrj. iijtMOc .
; western creamery , imaiC .c
LlKliis , ICc ; factory.rlO'ic ; Imitation creamery
Jt'sWIlc ; state dairy , lo'.tOISc.
flII3i.SK ItccclptH , fis03 pkca. : quiet larse , 5 { ]
li-'f/a"1" ' 7" " ci l'art bkl'ns. ' 36Ue ; full s-klms
KOUS IlrcelplH , 7.2S6 pku ? . : Ilrm : state am
Pennsylvania. lbsHY13c ! ; winein , 14 lSc.
HICU I-Miin ; diuiie&ilc , fair tu extra. SUfiCc
Japan , Ifyi'ic. '
MOLASSIM Klrm ; New Orlc.-ins , open kettle ,
Booil to choice , ! 4f(2Tc.
Meniinil , 14.40 ; October , J4.43 , nominal ; rellne
lilKher ; continent. } 3.kO : South American $3
cumpeiunil , 41,41- . I'oilt. llrmer ; old mess JS 00
S.r.O ; family , } 10.GOil2.0l ) ; mets , tS.OO I.73. ! )
1ALLOMarKct strong ; city , 30 : countn
3TieHS to quality.
weak ; plates , maiket dull. Spelter , steady
domestic , I3.COf/3.70.
St. LeiulH Ci-iii-rnl .1luiL-ert.
ST. LOIMS. Oct. l.-FLOUH-Strong nn
hlKher ; patents. J2.r303.76 ; extra fancy , J3.23SJ
3.3. , ; fancy , I2.70S72.SO ; choice. l2.Mff2.33.
1113AT Continuation of bull news resultei
In a further advance In the speculative- market
but toward , the cliise llicrei was some weaKnes
nnd n decline. tlmiiRli the- elope was d-SIHTf ,
IdBlier tlmn yesterday. All > peculatlve nttentloi
uai conce-ntrnte-d on the foielsn pltimtlon , am
the largelecclpm on this Bide were not re-sarded
Spol hlKher , but there was a tame market ui
call ; Nn. a red , cash , elevator. Glc ! ; track , 70if
85c ; Nn. 2 Iiaril. caf.li , lil'iiOC2V4c ' ; December
Cl 4r bid ; May , 73iic atke-d.
C'OHN There wus a stiff ndvance In futures , a
sbortH , alaimed by the ste-ady ndvance In wheat
were trying to RI-I out. Offerings were smnl
and this had a stronj ; effect nlsn , the marke
closln. ' ; at an advance- -little over yesterday
Kpot stiff nnil nilvnncltiK ; No. 2 eash , 21',4c ; De
ccmlier , 21 ic ; Mny , 24ic aslied.
OATS May ndvnnced on thu efforts of short
tn cover. Spot dull ; No. 2 cash and October , 16c
bid ; Mny , 2Hic.
HYK 34e Mel.
CO UN MKAIJl.25. .
IlItAN Strons ; sacked nt 33c , Bold countrj
points.
l-'LAXKISnn Klrm ; 7Ie * . east side.
POl'LTHY Dull nnd lower : chickens , old , Co
Fprlnif. Cc ; turkeys , hlKher , C'.Jo ; UucUs , CViSie
KCCEe , hteady , 47lc. (
TIMOTHY HKIiU Prime. J2.CO.
HAY Klrmj demand fuor e-holce grade-B , hlel
are scarce ; prairie , I5.tOfjC.50 ; timothy , 15.001
10.00 , this side.
ICOOS-Kteady nt 32Hc.
WinSKY-ll.lB.
I.RAD Stronger nl { 2 ; 200 tons common a
K.K.
SPHLTHIl-Knsler : sellers nl J3.45.
PROVISIONS Peirk , blKher : stnndard mess
Jnbblntr , } O.COjC.'J3. Lard , hlKher ; prime ste-am
I3.1-0 ; cholee. J3. 7'-3. Ilacon , boxed HhouhlcrH
Jl.37'4 ' : loiiRS , 14.25 ; ribs , J4.23 ; shorlH. f4.3iiA
Dry salt meats , boxed shoubicrs and longs , 53 75
ribs , 13.S7V4 ; shorts , J3.9714.
HKt'KH'TS Flour , 6.000 bbls , ; wheat , 30,00
liu. : corn. 32.COO bu. ; oats , 78.000 bu.
KIHPSU5NTB Hour. U.OW bbls. : wheat , 10,000
bu.j corn , 115,000 bu. ; oats , 20OW bu.
Wool
IXDNnON , Oct. 1. There * was n ( rood attend
ance at the sheepeliln sales tmlny. Competition
wan active nnd prlee-s , as n rule , were hlKher.
Full we ol cross breds were Ud hlKher : t-horl
Khorn , Hd hlKher ; lambs , ' ,4d hlRher ; full wool
merlnoH showed > .1 < I lower , nnd short shorn
merinos unchanged. The- number of bales of
fered wnH 4.COI. FollowlnB are the sales In de
tail : New youth Wales , 2 Imlea ; clothlnK nnd
combing. Iliel , Queensland , 6S8 bales ; clothing
nnd coinhlng , 4'jOiil. ! . Victoria , U49 bales ;
t-lothlntr mid comblni34flC9i ! < l. Soulb Austra
lia , S20 bale-s ; clothing nnil e-omhlng. I'iOWd.
Tasmania , 213 bieles ; elnthlng and combing , t'if '
, % il. New Xea'and. 42S ba'es ; clotlili B nnd c mV
Ing , HtiIiOT d , Jiimalca , 3 hales ; rloMlnf nnil
omblnir.5el. . Puma Arenas , 07 bales ; cloth-
HIT nnd romhlng , SlfMtd. llnenoa Ayres , 172
liales ; elnthlng anil conildng , lfT4Vid.
ST. IXll'IS , Oet. 1. \ vnoiIn demand nnd
tronB ! lluht , fine , ( tSii \ ; bea\-y , flne , G'.tilc '
; ub washed ,
KIIIINIIM City
KANSAS CITY , Oct. l.-WHEAT-Zo hlKher
nit rather dull ; rollers hold llrmly ; ufferlnga
omen-hat Increased ; Nei. 2 lianl. nominally C3e ;
in. 3 , CPiOCSc ; Na 2 red. 7C ne ; No. 3 , D7e ;
{ o. 3 pprlng , nominally C2c ; No , 3. COc.
COHN Ae-llvc at He ! advanee ; No , 2 mixed ,
01 < 20iic ; No. 2 while. ZO'.ic.
OATS Hlijher but slow ; Nn. 2 mixed , noml-
lally 15U No. 2 white , new , ISc ; old , 20j21c ,
UYi : No. 2 , nominally 31e.
HAY Steady nnil mu'lianged.
Ill'TTMH-Creamery ' Vic hlclier at 12 < ri3Vjc ;
Inlry ! > 12c.
KOOS U" hlKher at 12'.jc. '
Cot tun .Mn rli < - | .
N'KW YOHK. Oct. l.-COTTON-Future-s closed
Inn ; tales , I27i00 : bales : Jnnuury , fS.17 ; Feb-
uiiiy , J82I ; Marrli , JS.23 ; April , JS.2S : May.
8.32 ; June. J8.33 ; October , 17.3'J ; November , I7.M ;
> ee'e-mber. $7.93.
NKW OIll.MANS , Oct. 1. C'OTTON-Steady ;
nleldlliiK. "Ho ; low mlddllnK , 7 7-lCo ; KOIM ! ordl-
ary. 7 3-lCe.
ST. I.Ol'lH. Oet , 1. OOTTON-Stendy and un-
banKed ; mlddllnir , 7o ; i-ale . 4CC hales : re-
elntK , 2. ! > i bales ; Hhlpments , 2,370 bales ; ttock ,
\777 bales. _
IVnrln Marlce-lH ,
PKOKIA. Oct. l.-COHN Klrm and lilelier ; No.
, 21 liNo. ; . 3 , 2Iie % .
OATS Active ami hither ; No , 2 white , I0ff
ti4e : No. 3 whltu. 18 ? ; 20c.
HVi-Iull and nominal.
WIIISKY-Miirket eleady ; flnlshed nexids on
he * biiFlH of J1.1S for hleli wines ,
HKOK1ITH rorn. 27.PCO bu. : onU. 92.100 bu. ;
ye. none : whliky , 73 cnlx. ; wheat. 10.200 bu
SHIPMENTS Corn , 10,2O.bu , : oats. 7 .l'fl bu. ;
ye , none ; whisky. l.liiO Bain. ; wheat , l.Sod bu.
lll-J' ( illllllM ,
NflW YOHK. Oet l -It ban been a very quiet
larket In all departments of the trade but
exxl sales weie reached through forwnnllnei on
revlous purchasru , whereby many Koeuls are
ting pafneil Into conieimptlon. Printing cloths
ulet and uteady at S c. with dales of 23,000
Iccen nt that llfuru for Novfmt.cr ami Dvcem-
vr Utllvery. _
OolTof * .lliirl.-i-t.
NKW YOHK. Oct. l.-fXFFKK-Opton ) | clotcil
" " 'V''L11,1"1'-1"1.11"1. ' ! ? D f10" " " " elMllnV
. ,
il . C.UOO baim.
Ineludluir December. .W 8 k3 ,
nJ March , l5.iOS8.bi. Beiot cvKcv , JUg. dull
OMAHA LlPlI STOCK JIARKE1
Heavy Run ofg"6nttlo Finds Condition
Favorable to Sellers.
BUSINESS tiff AT STEADY PRICE !
WHItfiut l-Vntiirr. hut Triuli
Active am" , , J-'lriii lion * Itcnct
iiid .Sell MliMV nt
the Deultiii' .
Cattle. lions. Sheep. Horse !
October 1 tp,2lt 4.5S9 211 I
September 30 ( . ( Til 4.M5 7fdn
September 23 2if,4 6.1.11 1SM 2 <
September : s. . . . i.fos ir. J.24S 2
Pt-litember IB ) , M8 4,513 1,10.1 . . .
September 2S 3,740 3 $10 2,6.2
September 21 ! , S5l 4.MO 4.W2 2
September 1 , . J.70 3,951 3,174 . . .
September 22 3.6SZ S,0f.9 1,333 . , ,
The odlclal number of cnra ot Block broiiRb
In today by each ruailwns :
Cattle. HORS. Sheep. Horses
( \ . M. , < i St. r. ity. . 6
0. ft St. 1 , . Ily 2
IT. I1. SyMfm 109 13 . . :
' . fi N. AV. Ity 1
II. fc M. 11. 11. li. . . 53 23
( . ' . , II. At U. Hy „ . 2
O. , It. 1. A I' . , west. . 21
C. , St. P. . M. & O. ' . . . 8 4
IK. . & M. V. II. It. 2i ) 21 1
Total receipts. . . . 1st 72 1 :
The deposition of the day'n receipts wna in
follows , each buyer purchasing the number ol
head Indicated :
HuylTK. Cattle. HOB ! " . Sheep.
Orn.tlia Packing Co 44
11. 11. Hammond Co fS l,2 i
Swift and Company 051 1,01.1
Cuda'.iy I'acklliK Co 1,117 2rj7 211
It. lli-cker & iH-Kan 3IH
VniiMnnl & Co 112
-J. U Cniey r-il 2,545
l.nbman & KothfClilMs r.24
\V. 1. HtrplirtiH 3W
Mill A : 1/nUs Co M
llenton t Under oinl 491
11. & Co 137
ISchnller 43
l.iytnn & Co ! > l
Slurry * : II ; . . 334
Other buyers 2SS W
Left over SCO
Totnla r.H3 4.SOT 2,5.
CATTI.K The receipts of cattle today were
6,244 head , ns ngnlnst 4f,51 ycsterdny and 2.51
on Thurselny ti week ngo. It wns the Inrgesl
rim nf cattle of nny day so far < M * year , but
as large as were the receipts the nnrket wns In
very fnlr condition. The demniiil for alt kinds
of cattlewns good , nnd the trade fairly iectl\e
In consequence. The break In the water main
, ° mnlla fut -off the -.v.-.ter supply for a time
nnd delayed the weighing up of inn cattle Home-
' what , but everything was Fold and weighed ur
l icat-omibly BOO.I hciison.
The supply of fal steers suitable for the
lewed beef trade was very mcngcr. Out of the ;
1SI loads of cattle In the yards there were only
about fifteen hinds of f t steero , and they weie
wcFterns. There wns not a sliiRle- bunch of
choice beeves on Kale. The demand was good
em the part uf local packers and the few cattle
offered mid at fully Firmly prices.
while * the supply of butchers' stock wns larger
than on a good many ilnys. It was smnll In
comparison to tin- total receipts , only nbout
livenly-flve loads of oows nnd heifers being em
sale. The market wan without special feature-
the buyers wnnte-a the cattle nnd took them nt
JIIH nbout Ftevaely 'prices.
The great big majority of nil the entile In
the yards wan made up of stochers nnd feeders.
Th - IIMIII ! good , demanil , however , was pieseiit ,
nnd the large olTerlugs elld not In nny way de
press prices. On the contrary , the market wns
Ilrm nnd active. Heprecentatlve fnles :
'L'OWS.
Pr.
[ 2 40
! 40
2 4. .
2 70
3 00
.
2 CO
2 ( U
2 35
2 3T.
2 33
S C3
4 M
li 00
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 43
WESTERNS.
NUUHASKA.
fin. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 1110 1 73 4 cows . S37 2 M )
1 bull 1S12 1 75 2 fceilerH. . . . OC3 3 10
1 bull 1310 .2 25 32 feeders. . . . S48 3 15
5 cows 1.K > 3 30 141 fi-eilcrs - 919 3 L'3
1 heifer. C30 2 40 23 fee.ers..US7 ! 3 23
I cow 112D 2 40 17 fe-eders.018 3 4S
1 cow 1170 2 SO
SONEVADA.
NEVADA.
JO. . Smith.
Ibull 1710 2 10 27 cow * . S90 2 CO
UTAH.
W. U Willie- .
251 lu-lfe-rs. . . . K5 2 C3 10 yearllnss. COO 3 40
3 calves. . . . 220 3 fifl G calves . 137 4 75
COLOHA DO.
CC cows S5. 230 31 Rle-ers . 1073 353
Cl cows P23 2 . " 0 1 steer. . 1330 4 CO
2 steers SU5 2 SO
Henry Kohler.
81 feeders. . . . 952 3 3. IDS feeders. . . 933 3 33
Jiurr & II.
2bclferH , 750 2 M C feeders. . rs3 3 SO
13 f > eilcr . . . .10M3 3 ill 30 feeders. . , . C23 3 30
43 feeders. . . 3 20
H. Olillnnd.
2 cows flH 1 S3 steers 1181 3 IS
S cows M5 2 30 S4 steers 11S2. 3 1 ! >
2S COWH Ml 2 45 C2 feeders. . . . 1108 3 20
H i-trs. tig..1378 2 C5 2 calves 300 3 CO
71 feeders..1ICS 3 05
05IDAHO.
IDAHO.
2 feeders. . . . 9C3 2 73 C feeders. . .1112 3 2.1
C feeders..1141 3 CO 21 feedcrn. . .ins 3 30
WYOMING.
1 feeder 1020 S la 9 feeders , . . . 876 3 30
C feeders..1141 300 3 feeders. . . . 1118 330
O. H. McCrcary.
5 cows 002 2 40
Win. Iceynolils.
2 cows. . . . . . . 800 200 C7fiedcrs. . 2 t
T. P , Clurk.
C feeders. . . . 983 275 120 feeders. . , 8S5 3 25
21 Cattle Co.
32 steers llEf ! 3 15 B steers 1102 3 20
60 feeders..1062 3 20
12. Alcxnnder.
1 cow 1130 1 76 23 feeders. . .122C 3 40
IS feeders..1178 3 20
It. AnelerBon.
2 cows 1110 200 1'J fe-eders. . .1175 3 10
Scows 102J 235 17 feeders. . .IOCS 3 10
N. S. Miller.
1 cow 950 200 3 feeders..1333 3 20
! l eeiws 102 ! ) 2 4S 3 feeders. . . .1103 3 30
! fl feeders..1121 320 21 feeders. . . . 1)70 ) 3 CO
Hwan Land & Cattln Co ,
9 tteers 1Z41 2 C5 20 feeder.1137 3 05
It htecr 1147 2 M 0 ftecra 120) ) 3 1C
II steers 1141 2 W C3 Btccra 11CS 3 2 > >
13 i-teerij 1135 3 00
- u IlctH.
I bull IMO . . „ 30 feede-m..lOJ9 3 25
1 C3W..1HW 2 1)0 2 fe > ede-rn. . . . 7 3 CO
C COWH 1U2S 2 35 2 feeder- ! . . . , U35 3 CO
2 fe-eders..10JO 3 CO
y Ilros.
2 bulls ,933 , 1 0j 17 ftrn , Tex..1011 2 Ml
I cow 10 drs , Tex..1092 3 20
C COWH ii73.i2MO 1 steer 1010 3 20
5 fe-edera. . . . My ,2,7/1
-1 . ly Arnold ,
3 cows . inv'V'rt 4 feeders. . . . 705
D COWH . MO' 2 SO 4 steer * . 1227 3 80
3 heifers . CSil.M : ! 15 feede-rs. . . . ! S3 330
0 COWH . 1072 ; , . : ! , C5
T. M. & T. W. MntthPWB.
2 conn . f.CUl | 73 l feeder . 930 2 f,0
1 hteer . WO 'It'TT , ES feeders. . . .1112 S 10
2 bulls . llk.ltJl'75 14 friler . . . .lll ! | 3 10
0 rows . ! ' : : , ity 7 utecrs . 1171 2 10
1 bull . 18WI 283 8 cle-e-rii . llr > 3 3 20
1 rows . 9-'S f in 11 feeders. . . 1018 3 25
1 COW . ! I7 U 33 1 feeder . 12W 3 23
9 COWH . 931 2-45 2 calves . 2W ) 3 CO
I1OU.S Tile i c-lpls | of boga were 4.IS2 bead
odny , an iiKalnst ! ,4.ri5 | head ye'lerday and 4.S40
lead on Thursday , at last week.
The nmiket ymdrday made a material ml-
anco In the f tei < 4 a Jecllne nt either pnlnt .
ine | values heni urr out nf line wlti tie prlceii
iald at other iiar.mi'if centers , ruder such con-
Illlons a M-uctjei'a WIIR to l.e . expected toduy.
The packern eiprtietl the' market Co lower , nnd
i considerable . ' ( idoportlon of Ihe offerings
Imngeii bandit ynilkat basin. The buyers , how.
vier , were \ < try boarlsh und toward Ihe close
hey wanted lo tale ; ejff ICe on tome ejf | bu
eiiialnlng heavy loads ,
An compared with other markets thenrlrm
aid at this iwlnt could not be cunsldeivd utiier-
iltt- than satisfactory , und the maiket an a
rholo was In very fair ulinpe. Tiie trade , UH u
lultt-r uf fact , wns u little slow nwlni ; to the.-
tluctnnce of salesmen to make a e-once-nslon ,
ut the elemand wan good and packers free tuy-
r at the de'cllne. Kcpreeentathe- i
TV n Oe-ntK.
CHU'AOO. Oct. 1. Iluyers hnil to be pnlil n
advance of aboul lOc Iminy. l-'nlr to prime nntl\
beef cnltle were wanted nt from $3 f.O to 1 ; sale
belnn largely nl from 4-15 lo M-(0. Heavy cat
tie sold nl 14.50 nnd upwnrd. There wns u fal
row nml heifer Irndo nl freim $1.20 to J3.CO. Hull
sold largely nl freim J1.70 tn J3.25. Cnlves wer
active nt steady prle-es. Westerns reiM large !
nt from J2.t.O . to J.1.1,0 for cons , heifers nnd i-leeri
wltli choice ste-ers selling nrouiul fieim J3.SO t
.
Tiade - In IIORS wan aRnln fairly active at Mend
prices , packing lots tolling a nickel lower thai
yesterday inointni ; . Heavy pnckllii ; lots sold
low an J2f " > for rixirre , licnvy , wclRhliiR aiouiv
40 < 1 ll ) . . ami prime medium and lUht welKht
pold cloFC together , the best llKht fctchlUK M.K
iiiheep trade WIIH more animated nl from ) l..r <
to tt.W for cholro to prime sheep. Western
( .old freely nt from } 2 2.ri to } 2.dO , nnd there wn
a ( 'ood export demand for choice sheep. Feeder
pold nt from J2 'fl to S ? SO. Lambs were \umtei
nl from J3 to it. 75 , prime- Mocks bclHK 25c hlghe
than hift week.
Heeelpts : Cattle , 10,000 head ; hogs , 31,000 head
sheep , 10,000 head.
ICatiNiiN Oily l.lvc Stuck.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 1. CATTI.n-Hecelpts
1 > . 0 head ; Bhlpmontp. fi.100 head. Ilest Rradr
stiom ; , others steady ; Texas steer- " , $ I.S5H3. < i3
Texas cows , Jl.SOfTS < 0 ; native steers. $3 OOif 4.75
native cows nnd heifers. JI.25W3.00 ; otockcra inn
feeders , J2.25iTiS.rfl ; bulls. } 1.7.VfT3.00.
HoaS-ltrcolpts. S.r.OO bend ; shipments , 2.4 *
bead. Market openeil pteaily , bill closeil n llttli
weak ; bulk of Fales. J2.Hf3.15 ! ; beavles. 2 7 : > fi
3.00 ; packers. J2.f5 ] 3.10 ; mixed , J2.0f3.1.i ! ' : iKht
l3.05ft3.S5i A'orkers , J3.1SBS.25 ! plfis. J.1.10JM 20.
H1II-3HI' llecelpls. H.OOO liomli shipments. MI
head. Markcl steady ; lambs , J3.00iff3.40 ; muttons
H.2502.W. _ _ _ _
Stuck I
llecord of receipts of live stock nt tbe foul
principal markets for Thursday. October 1 , 1W :
Cattle. Hofrt. Sheep.
Omaha . & .24I * * ' > * 211
Chicago . 100 fl 3100(1 ( 100X1
Kansns City . S- 1 S.r.00 5.MO
St. Ixiuls . 2.IXM ) t.tM 2.fOO
Totals . . 25214 47 'M 17,211
Xt w Yorlc III rtSioiK. .
NKW YOIIK. Oct. 1. HKKVBR-ttwelptn. CBS
head ; no trading , liiblcs quote American steers
ul lOlitJll'ic , dre ? ed welulil ; lefrlRerntor lieef
nt 7lc : sheep nt 4 < ilu'ic , dressed welfiht ;
no exports.
SHKi : ! ' AND I.AMItS-llecolpts , 4 CO I bead ;
slow ; prices about steady ; phecp. JJ.O'lfTS ' 7f , .
HCKlS-Hecplpts. 2.5W lienilJlrin ; nl t3.SOil4.20.
St. I.onlN I.I viMt ck.
ST IXltMH , Oct. l.-CATTI.i-llecclpts , 2(00 ;
iimrkct lOc higher ; native shlppinR i-teeis , 1X50
5T4.90 ; Texas steers , J2.-OS3.I'0.
llOCiS llecelpts. ) 000 ; maiket steady to Cc
lower ; llsht , J3.10ii3.35 ; mixed , J2.90ff3.20 ; heavy.
$3. ( Oil 3.25.
SHEKI * llecelpts , 2,000 ; maiket stronff ,
SiiK'ii * .Mnrki't.
NR\V YOHK. Oct. 1. Sl'OAU llnw , steady ;
fair tellnliiK' . 2 ie ; ccntrlfiiKiil , nfi tept. 3 1-ir.c ;
rcflned. quiet : ctandnrd "A , " 47iu ; cut loaf , C'c ;
powdered. 4' c ; nrannlnlod. 4',4c.
LONDON , Oct. I. Sl'OAU Cane. steady ,
nothing dolnpr ; rcntrlfiiKnl. Javn. 10s ! > d ; Jlusco-
vatlo , fair rellnlne , 'Js W. Heet fiisur , dull ;
easier ; September , ? s ; October , t's nd.
Oil City Mnrkct.
OIL CITY , 1'a. , Oct. 1. Credit balances. JI.1C ;
certlllcates , opened , lilcli. low and closed. $ I.Kii ;
no sales : no clearances ; shipments. 114,475 bbln. ;
ruiiB , 135,074 bbls.
- ' iKrlHco AVlii'iit.
SAN I-'IIANCISCO , Oct. 1. WI1K.VT Steady ;
Uvcembcr , Jl.22',1 ; Mny. J1.24TK.
CIIAL'XCKY < ! OT HIS IIOI.L.
The I.uclsy Vounnxtcr Who HotiiniiMl
II Htlirt 'll III HllNlllL'KN.
Dr. Chaunccy M. Depew considers him
self about the luckiest man In New York.
Dame Fortune lias been Very kind to thp
popular railway president ever since lie first
opened his gray eyes in a little Hudson river
town , over half a century ago.
Dr. Dcpew drove down Hroadwny recently ,
says a New York dispatch , to deliver n
political speech at a noon meeting of trav
eling men. The address was described as
the effort of his life , and he left the hall
BinllinK as the cheers of hundreds of voices
echoed In his ears. The Bound was none
the less pleasant because It was not at all
new to him. He had frequently heard his
oratorical efforts applauded and It always
pleased him. The applause on this occa
sion was from n class of men whose Rood
wishes lr. Depew had labored to attain for
years. They were traveling men , and he
had told them how glad ho was to meet
them. Ho felt ho was one of them , ho said ,
because he was a story-teller , and then
lie took the audience into his confidence
und confessed that he cribbed all his best
yarns from the traveling men , dressed them
In a new garb and sprang them on an unsus
pecting public as his own. Ho even v.'cnt
further and said he frequently made long
trips , ostensibly for the purpose of Inspect
ing a road , but In reality to sit in the
smoker and catch Borne new stories from
drummers.
llcforc starting for the meeting Ir , Depew
md been examining some government bonds ,
There were over $10,000 worth. He Intendo ; !
leaving them with a broker , and thrust the
big envelope- which they snugly rested
Into one of the pockets of his light over-
: oat. He made two or three calls down
; own before hu visited the broker. As he
mtcrctl the lattcr's ofllco his countenance
uddenly changed. The- transformation of
ho mild Dr. Jckyll Into Mr. Hyde was not
i circumstance to the quick change In Mr.
Depew'u face. He had thrust his hand
nto his pocket and found the bonds gone.
"That's what I gft for going In bad com-
iany , " he Is alleged to have said to a
rlend.
Ten thousand dollars Is not much to a
nan of Dr. Dcpcw's wealth and tempera-
nent , but it was annoying. He did not
orgct the circumstance for a full hour ,
nd then It passed out of his mind , only to
10 brought back again by a dirty-faced
Ittlo urchin who stood on the curb stone
y the Grand Central depot awaiting Dr.
Jepew's return , The little fellow had a
ackage In bis hand which looked as If It
ad seen considerable handling , but It had
) r. Depew's handwriting on It. It con-
lined the missing bonds.
"I found dem on Broadway , In do gutter , "
liu urchin said , "and when I askrd a man
r'ot dey WRB be says dey belongs to do
icacli.1 Say , boss , you're known as dc
icaeh , ' ain't yrrV Wat's mo reward ? "
The urchin saw the Inside of a railway
resident's 6mce for the first tlmo that after-
COM. He was a welcome visitor , and dur-
ig his conversation told Dr. Depew of his
omo on the top floor , rear , of a Cherry
trect tenement. HU father was a long-
lioreman , but was now serving time , he
ild , "on de Island , for swatting me modder
Id de Ironing board. "
The amount of the reward will never be
nown , but It I : stated that the family no
mger lives In the Cherry street tenement ,
nd that Instead of peddling papers the boy
ow conducts a small chop c ? his own.
r. Depew will not talk of the matter. Ho
lys ho suffers from a defective memory
nd cannot recall all the circumstances of
10 Incident. His friends , however , talk
' It , and In ooimiiGiiUni ; on his good luck
ly that If he fell from the Brooklyn bridge
ito the Kast river he would probably rise
i the surface of the water with a new
itcnt car coupler In one hand and a preul-
'iitiul nomination In the other.
Indian womin In Southern California
&ve > trained hens lo sit In their la | > .
gentleman uaw the squaws ulttlng on the
round each with a hen In her lap cackling ,
ntll finally the coveted egg would bu left
id the hen would go about her business
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The folld'tlni ; iiropmcel nincnrtmrnts to Hi
Constitution ot tlio Stnlc if XcbrnjkB , n
hrrnlmiftor set forth In full , arc itibinltlui
to Ihej ( lectors ot tinSlnlv of Nobraikn , ti
ho vutoriupon at the r.cueral clrctlotl to bi
(
hold Tuesday , N'ovcnil-r 3. A. i ) . ujfi ;
A. Joint resolution iirotioslng to nmont
lifctlons two (2) ( , four (4 ( , and five (5) ) , o
nrtlclo six ( t ) of the Constitution of tin
Stain uf Xebrn.iUn , fclntlnn to nuiubcr o
JudccB of the sum-fine court and their ton
of ofllco.
Ho It resolved and fimctcd by the l.csls
l\tiirc : of the State of NoliraFkn :
hVe-tlun 1. Tluit Hrol6ii ( tuei (2) ( of nrtlcl
plx ( G ) of thp Constitution of HIP StiUe o
NclintHkit bo ntnciulctl KO nB to rend its fol
lows :
Keolloii I. The iitipromc court slmlt tintl
oth rwl jirovlde-el by law. consist of IIv
(6) ( ) JiulKfii , n tna jot Ity of wluuit shall b
ncet'smtry to form 11 ciiiorutn or lo pro
tioiinoo ti 'IcrlKloii. It ulinll have orlsluu
jurisdiction In OUSTS relating to revenue
olvll i-uoes In which the Ktale fhall IIP r
i liarty , mandamus , quo \varranto , InilK-a
e-oipun , and mie-h nppfllato JurlHdlctloii , a
may ho provided by law.
Soe-tlon I. That section four ( I ) of artle-l
fix ( fi ) of the Constitution of the stntu o
Nebraska , bo amended so ns to roael an fol
lows :
FVe-tlon 4. Thp JtidRps of the supreme
court shall hieleeteel by the electors o
tin- state nt large , nnd their term of ollle-e
except as herclnatter provided , shall be- fet
u period of not less tlian live (5) ( ) years ut
the legislature may prescribe.
Section 3 That section live (5) ( ) of artlck
sjx ( C ) of the Constitution of the State o
Isebraska , be amended to rend ns follows :
Section G. At the llrst general election tc
bo hold In the year ISM , there shall be
elected two Judges of Ihe supreme cour
one of whom shall be elected for a term o
two (2) ( ) years , one for the term of four (4j (
years , and at each Kenernl election there
after , there shall ho ele-cted emu Judge ei
the supreme court for the term of live c ,
years , unless otherwise provided by law
Provided , That the judges of the supreme
court whose terms have not expired nt the
time of holding the general election of \ $ < S
shall continue to hold their olllce for tin
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved .March 20 , A. n. ISM.
A Joint resolution proposliiR an amendment
mont to section thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of the Constitution of the Stnte of Nebraska
relating to compensation of supreme am
district court Judges.
Ho It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen (13) ( ) of
article six ( ( ! ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska bo amended so ns to
read ns follows :
Sec. 13. The Judges of the supreme and
district courts shall receive for their ser
vices such compensation an may be pro
vided by law , payable enmrterly.
The legislature shall at its llrst session
after the adoption of thin amendment ,
throe-fifth ! ) of the members elected to
each hotiso concurring , establish their
compensation. The compensation so es-
tabllslieel shall not be changed of tenor than
once In four yours , and in no event unless
two.thlrrts of the members elected to each
house of the legislature concur therein.
Approved March SO , A. D. 1S85.
A Joint resolution proposing to nmcnd
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of article five (5) ( )
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the ofllcers of the
executive department.
lie It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thai section twenty-four (24) )
of article five ( B ) of the Constitution of
the Btute of Nebraska he amended to read
as follows :
Section 21. The officers of the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their services 11 compensation
to he estnbllsl'eel by law. which shall bo
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 their hands or
under their control , perquisites of olllce or
other compensation , and all fees that may
hereafter be payable by law for services
performed by an ollicer provldcel for In
thlc ' "lo shall be paid In advance Inlo
Iho state treasury. The-legislature shall
at Its first session after the adoption ot
thin amendment , threes-fifths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the le-glsla-
lurc concurring , establish the salaries of
the olHcers named In this article. The
compensation so established shall not bo
changed oftencr than once in four years
and in no event unless two-thlrels of the
members eleeteel to e-ach houuo of the leg
islature concur therein.
Approved March 29 , A. D. ISOj.
A Joint resolution proposing to nmcnd
section one (1) ( ) of article six ( C ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to judicial power.
He It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the Stnte of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one (1) of article
six ( C ) of the Constllutlon of the State of
Nebraska be amended to read as follows :
Section 1. The judicial power of this state
shall ho vested In a supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts , justices of the
peace- , police magistrates , and In such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
as may be created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 2D , A. D. 1S35.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of article six ( C ) of the
uonHtltutlon of the State ot Nebraska , re
lating to increase In number of supreme
ind district court judges.
J3o It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section eleven (11) ( ) of aril-
do Klx ( ti ) of the Constitution of the State
jf Nebraska bo amended to read us fol
lows :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
.birds of the members electee ! to each house
dwll concur ( herein , may , in or after the
fcnr one thousand eight hundred and
iliiuty-sevi'ii ami not oftencr than mice In
H'e-ry four years , Increase the number of
ludges of Htipri'ino nnil district courts , and
the Judicial district ! ) of thn state. Such
UstrlctH shall bn formed of compacl terrl-
lorv , nnd bounded by county lines ; and
men Increase , or any change ) In the
loundarle-s of a district , shall nol vncuto
iho olllco of any Judge.
Approved March SO , A. IX , 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
lection six (6) ( ) of article ) one ( I ) of the Con-
itltutlon of the State of Nebraska , relating
o trial by Jury ,
'
Hei It resolved nnd 'enacted by the Le -
slaturo of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six ( G ) . article ono
1) ) of the Constitution of the. Btuto of Nu-
iniHha bo amended to read us follow ! ) ;
Section 0. The right of trial by jury shall
nmulii Inviolate , hut the legislature ] may
irovldn that In civil actions live-sixths of
ho jury may render a verdict , and the
eglfllature by also nuihorlzo trial by u
ury of u le-s.s number than twelve ) men ,
n courts Infc lor to thei district court.
Approved March 25 , A , D. , IMS.
A joint resolution proposing to nmenrt
ectlon one (1) ( ) of article flvei ( C ) of the Con-
tltutlon of Nebraska , relating to oillccrH of
bo executive department.
Ho It rrsolved and enacted by the Leg-
slaturei of tlio State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That nee-lion one (1) ( of article
Ive (5) ( ) of the Constitution of the btato
if Nebraska bu iimiulLd to ie-ad us fo- |
Be-ctlon 1. The oxocullvo department shall
oitHlst of a governor , lloule-nant governor ,
ecretary of state , auditor of public tie >
ountH treasurer , viipe-rhitcmlcnt of public
imtructlon , utlurncy gi-nc-ral , commissioner
f public lands and buildings , nnd three
nllroml commissioners , eae-h of whom , ex.
PJIt the said railroad ceinunlxnlonorH , shall
old his olllco for u term of two years ,
rum the tlrxt ThuiHday after the llrst
'uesday In Jnnuury , utter his e-lt-ctlon ,
nd until his successor Is cle-rlcel and ( ( null-
c-el. Kuch railroad commissioner shall
olil hlH ofllco far a term of thrco yearn ,
eglnnlng on the first Thursday after the
rat Tueuelay In January after his election ,
nil until his uscce-sMor IH clectt-el nnd nuall-
eel ; J'rovldcd , howcicr. That ut the llrst
enerul election held after the adoption
f tblK amendment there ) uhull bo elected
ite-e railroad commlKHlonert ) , onu for the
erlod of on year , ono for the period of
, vo years , und ono for | h period of thru
1-arn. The governor , et-crt-luiy of state ,
udltor of public accounts , und treasurer
mil reside ) at thu i-upllol during their
nn of olllce ; they shall keep thei public ;
- , books und papers there , und shall
rrform such duties us inuy bu required by
iw.
Approved March 20 , A , D. , 1K)3. )
A joint resolution viovoslDB to amend tec-
, tlon t\\inty l.t (16) ( ) or ftrtlcln live (5) ( ) of tuft
( VmMltutlaii of the State of Nebrnskn , limit.
Ing the number of executive elate oITlccrd.
HP It rfyolvcd nnd cnae-trel by the Leg
islatures of the State of Nebraska :
t'evllon 1. That section twpnty-sljc (2 ( * ! ) of
nillclo live ( M nf thp Constitution of the
.suite of Nrhrnskii be nmr-nded to trend na
follow * :
Soi-tlnn IS. No other rxe culUp state otTN
Cera pxrcpt those iintupel In section ono (1)
of this article shall be created , except by
nn m't of the legislature which Is con-
ciiitrel In by not | P H than three-fourths
of the members elected to each houaa
tlureof ;
1'iovKled. That any ofllce created by nn
net of the legislature may be abolished by
the legislature , two-thirds of the member *
electee ! to each house thereof e'eini urrlne.
Approved March 30 , A. IX. ISM.
A Joint resolution proposing to amcnet
lertlim ulna (9) ( ) of artlclo eight ( S ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , pro-
I vlillng for the Investment of the permanent
iducatlnnnl funds of the state.
Ho It rcsei.lvcel ami rnnrtod by the Lie-
Ishiturei of the Stattof Nebraska :
Si-cllou 1. Thnt section nine ( ! ) ) of nrtlcU
fight ( S ) of the Constitution of the Stat
of Nebraska bo amended to read na fof-
! enR :
fVe'tlon D. All funds belonging lo the ntnto
for i-elue-ntlonnl purpose-n , the Interest ami
income * whereof only nre to bo used , shall
b ? deemed trust funds held by DIP state ,
ami thp stntei shall supply all losses there
of tiint may tn nny manner iu-crue > , so that
" . " ' . * " " ! ! ' .Rlm" remain forever Invlolata
and uiidlmiiibhcd. and shall not be In-
vesti'd or loaned except on fulled Stales
or state sceiirltlen. or reglsteied county
bonds or rcBlslcie'd sclmol district bonds
of this stale * , ami mirh funds , with tho.
Interest and Income thereof m- , . hereby
seilemnly plcelged for the * purposes t'eir '
which tliev nre ? granted and set apm : anil
< lmll not bp transferre-d to any other futul
for other uses ;
1'rovlded , The board created by se.-lleni
I of this article Is empoworcel to sell from
time * to time any of ihei securllles belong
ingto the permanent school fuiiel ami in.
vest the proceeds arising therefrom In any
of the securities entimerate-el In this sec
tion bearing a higher rate of Intcre-st ,
whenever nn opportunity for belter Invest
ment Is presenled ;
And provleled further. That when nny
warrant upon the state treasurer regu
larly Issued In pursuance e > f nn appropria
tion by the le-glslature and sce-nrcd bv the
levy of a tax for Itn payment , shall bo
presented to the state * tre-asurer for pay
ment , and there- shall not IIP any money
In the proper fund to pay sn.'li "warrant ,
the board create-d by sectlem 1 of this nrtl
clo may dliect the stale treasurer to iiav
Ihe amount due on such warrant froiii
moneys In his hands belonging to the per
manent school fuiul of the state , and ho
shall hold nalel warrant as an Investment
of wild permanent se-hool fund.
Approved March 29 , A. IX , 1S93.
A joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution of the State ot
Nebraska by adding a now section to nrtlclo.
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to bo num
bered section two (2) ( , relative ( o the merg
ing of the government of cities of the
metropolitan class nnd the government of
the counties wherein such cities arc lo
cated.
He It resolved nrel enacted by tbe Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That article twelve * (12) ( ) of the
Constitution of the State of Ne > brnRka be )
amended by adding to sale ! artlcio a now
section to be numbered section two (2) ( ) , to
re nil as follows :
Section 2. The government of nny city ot
the metropolitan class and the government
of the county in which It Is located may ba
merged wholly or In part when a proposi
tion so to do has been submitted by au
thority of law to the voters of such city
and county nnd recelveel the assent of a
majority of the votes cast In such city ami
also a majority of tlio vetcH cast in the
county exclusive of those e-ast in such
metropolitan city at such election.
Approved March 29 , A. D. , ISM.
A Joint resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( G ) of article seven (7) ( ) ot the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner in which votes shall
l > a cast.
Ilo It resolve'il ami enacteel by Iho Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six (0) ( eif artlclo
sevnu (7) ) of Ibe Constitution of the ) Stnte >
of Nebraska be amended to read as fol
lows :
Section C. All votes shall be liy ballot , or
such other method us may bo prescribed
by law , provided the secrecy of voting be
preserved.
Approved March 29. A. D. , 1893.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen (14) ( ) of the
Constitution ot the Stnte of Nebraska , rela-
Ivo to donations to works of Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
He It resolveel and enacted by the Legla-
aluro of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thai section two (2) ( ) of nrtlcla
ourtcen (14) ( of thu Constitution of the >
Stateof Nebraska , bo amended to reail as
ollows :
Section 2. No city , county , town , precinct ,
municipality , or other subdivision of the
tatp , shall ever make donations to any
vcrlcs of Internal improvement , or inanu-
uctory , unluss a proposition KO to do shall
inve been first submitted to the eiuallficil
lectors nnd ratlflcel by n two-thirds vote
it an election by authority of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations eif a county
with the donations of sui-h subdivisions In
ho nggregate shall not exceed ten pe-r cent
f the nssesseel valuation of such county ;
rovlded , further. That any city or county
nay. by n three-fourths vote Incre-ase such
ndebteelness ( Ivo per cent , In addition te >
uch ten ner cent nnd no bonds or cvl-
ences of Indcbtudiu-sii so Issued shall b
valid unless the- same shall have endorsed
thereon a certlfle-ate slgncel by the secre
tary and auditor of stale , showing' that
Ihe ? sumo Is Issued pursuant to law.
Approved March 9 , A. U. , 1S93.
I , J. A. Piper , secretary of state of th
state of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed aracr.dincntR to the
Constitution of the Stnto of Nebraska nro
Iruo and correct copies ot the original en
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by the
rwenty-fourth session of the legislature of
ho State of Nebraska , as appears from
said original bills on ( Ho In this ofTlco , anil
luit all and each of said proposed amcnd-
nents are submitted to the quallnrd voters
) f the state of Nebraska for their adoption
> r rejection at the general election to b
.old on Tuesday , the 3d day of November ,
. . I ) . , 1890.
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
ict my hand nnd alllxcel the great seal of
he state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , tills 17th day of July , In
ho year of our Lord , Ono Thousand Bight
lundrcd and Ninety-six , of the Indupenil-
: jico of tuu United Stntcs tlio One Hundred
mil Twenty-first , and of thin state the
rhlrtleth.
Seal. ) J. A. J'Ji'EK.
Secretary of Statt.
< ug J ntoNovS morn only.
WHEAT BOOMING
ml ne\er offered a belter opportunity for mak-
IIK money. Write K. H. Murruy & Co. ,
lanl.eru A IlrukeiH. 122 Itlalto Illiln . Client" ,
lemlirri * of the e'hlcaKO Dourd of Tiade In Kooel
laudliiK. f r their bunk em HlalUlle-H and H | > euu.
itlvei Informitliin , ninl I > : illy Market l tti-r ,
oth free. KPKe'IAL ATTENTION OIVICN TO
.IIT OP TOWN OIlIinilH.
FAMES E. BdYiT&"co >
Telephone K ) ; ! ! ) . Oiiiahit , Nub.
COMMISSION
RAIN iPaOYISDSJ : AXD : SfOMS
, Koai'J it Trade ,
Direct wire * to Ciia-af" and New York ,
John A , Warrtn A Ox '
New Location.
HAHN
18th. and Farnam