Nebraska Newspapers

    r. THE OMAHA DAILY HltJIU-.TTTUlSSDAY , OCTOl.KH in , 180(5. (
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
December Wheat Again Reaches the
Sevonty-Ocnt Mark ,
THAT CEREAL OPENS RATHER WEAK
XIMI * , llo vver , I'nrlnUft nf
it HlriiiiK IliillUli I'liivor , lt.\u < | it
nH UeunrdM .sliliinii'iiln from
HiiHoliui I'urU.
CHICAGO , Oct. 12. Dt'combor ' wheat
iig.iln reached the. 70c mark today. The
ciuno principally from renewed
reports from liiillti. The ndvanee
w.is not held , ho'.vover , December cloning
with a ( ,11 In of W. Corn advanced lie , and
onls , 'if. Provisions were unusually active
und strong , cloaltiK at from 224c ! to Kite
higher.
Wheat opened nt n Might decline from
the prices prevailing nt the close Salurday.
The government report Indicated the tolal
winter and spring crop to bo about 413-
tOO.W bu. ; that favored the bull * , but the
rccelplH hero and In lho notthwiKt for lho
day were heavy lo como fiom such a mnall
crop , anil Unit sllmulalcd lho bears. Liver
pool was unchanged , according lo the llrst
cablegrams reeelved , but Iierlln started
weak al from Ul mm 1:3 : lo 2'A ' marks ad
vance. The opening trflnsactlons for I Jo
t-ember were al GS > ii ! to < M jo as against
Km Saturday's closing price , and those were
the lowest "prices during the day. lho
Htibseiiuent rise was flow , and stubbornly
contisted at llrst , for there was much In
the day's domestic news to encourage Hell-
Ing hy all , bul th < most enthusiastic of
Ihe bull crowd. The foreign news was ,
however , of a strongly bullish flavor , ex
cept as regarded Ihe shlpmenls from iJanu-
blan and HiiHXliin pnrtr. , those being heavy ,
The Indian need wllo wheal was apparently
conllrtned by private dealers and by some
thing more tangible- more engagements of
wheat nl Han I'rnnelsi-o for Hhlpment lo
India. San Francisco wired that Knglnnd
nnd Australia and India were all com
petitors for wheat there. All cabled offers
of Hour by local and .Minneapolis millers
were accepted Iiter cubic-it came surpris
ingly Ilrm. 1'ails and Iierlln closing with
almost a boom , aiid Liverpool also closed
Hlrong. The receipts here were 500 ears.
Minneapolis and Oiilnth got 1,700 earn
ag.iinst 1.G03 the preceding Mond.iy , and
2.00S on the corresponding day of the year
befoie The visible supply showed an In
crease of 2,3IXOOi ) bu. compared with an In-
nrta.se of 2,640,1100 bu. on the same week
of the year befoie. Liverpool slocks , which
wi-ie very small befoie. are IM/Oj bu. less
than they were a week ago. The price
rose lo 70' ' , e abotii an hour from the
closi- , hut tlio Inevitable selling to realize
prollls caused a Ic reduction , and at the
close fiS'.iC ' was thu current price.
Corn was In no need of assistance from
thu wheat pit to Uecp up Its end of the
bull campaign , which la now on. Foreign
orders for corn , both on lho spot and for
future delivery , were In many hands , and
lho market was active all day. May opened
unchanged nt 27-V. advanced to 2 < Vic , and
closed ilrm al 27c.
In oats iiilte | a good business 'was trans
acted. There was a fair demand from
shorts , but the strength came principally
from lho advance In wheat and corn. The
markut followed those grains In lho last
hour's reaction. May opi'iicd unchanged
at 20'ic ' > . adx-aiiccd to 20H . and closed
steady a I 20c.
Provisions were as strong nnd ncllvo as
grain and did not , Ilkn the latter , lose the
larger proportion of their advance before
the end of the session , last prices for pork
lard and ribs being nt the top llgures of the
day's range Packers were prominent buy.
ers , and there was ronglderablo stop-loss
buying. January pork closed UJ'.so ' higher
nt } s.li ! , January lard 22',4o higher at
$4.72 . , ; January ribs 22 < c higher , at fl.io.
Kstlnmtcd receipts Tuesday : Wheat 310
cars ; corn. 1,27.1 ; oats , CSS ; hogs , 22,030 head
The leading futures ranged as follows ;
Arleley ' | Upon. I nigh. ) ' Low. " | Cloij.
Wlirnl'Nro.V "
Oot ( JTJWlW
1K-C.V. " . . ; ; . " 8K ?
May 7'JH 73H
Con-.No. 2.
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Doc. . 26 UIH H
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May.
Oiln.No.-2. . HH
Oct H
Dee
May VuK
Pork.rcrb'Jl
7 in 7 S7t !
Jan. . . . . . . 7 03 H 10 H i J
Lnnt.KiOtbv
Dee . . . . 4 S5 ' 4 : i5 !
Jan 4 ] > * 4 61 ! . ' . I 75)t )
MiortUlbH-
3 77 * . 3.I 3 Pl
Jan. 4 00 4 1(1 ( 4 1(1 (
Cash quotations were an follows :
KLOPll tJncliaiiKed ; winter palrnts , I3WR3M-
BtralKhl , IXoj3.Gi | ) ; cprliiR specials , J1.801H CUV
ffiWS. 'ii. ' & l UMa"08 "rnlK"t8' " CO'U3:30 : ;
. . ! *
' No-s "ir"1B'C1
o VN yw ! 'o o ; - '
COIlN-Nu. 2 , 13H02IC.
OATS No. S. I7 > ic ; No. 2 white , f. o , b. . 200
20Hc ; No. 3 white. 17c.
HVI---No. 2 , SSHe.
IIAIILUV No , 2. nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. . Ilff
35c , No. I , 24l2-.lc.
KLAXSii-i- : : . 1. 7l'iff7c. ! ;
TIMOTHY SI-i-i : ) Prime , Jl.CUfc.
PHOVI.SIONS-.Mefs. poik. per bid. . J7.sfl7.30.
Lard , per 100 Ibs. . ( .f,01jl.02H. Short rlbi. vlileH
( liHise ) , 3.tOM.10 ; dry sailed ntmulilcra ( Ixixe.l ) .
JI.WHM.2. , ; sluirt clear slilea ( boxtil ) . flUti4.37i > .
WIH8ICY Dlstlllcru' IlliUhcd Roods , per ial. ,
tl.1l.
The following were Ihe receipts nnd shipments
today :
On Ihol'ro.liico oxclnmrj lol.ivllui buttur mar
ket was Ilrm : creamery , tKllHc ; dairv. Uui
lite. 1'tfH , Ilrm ; freali , 13c. Uhec-uu , Ble.idy ;
Bttllo.
NK\V YOHIC CI.MUAL MAUICUT.
QiiolatliniM < if tliu liny on VnrloUN
ClIIUIIIIIlllllt-N.
NiYOIIK. . Oct. i-KLOt'U-llecelpts. 19.-
300 bbls. , exports , 13W bbls. ; mere active and
BtronKer wllb the rife. In wheat , Southern
Hour Ilrm at 13.75.Minnesota patents , S3.Off (
4.25 ; Minnesota linkers , J2.CJI.3J ( ; rprlin- .
low Krailen. | ! .10Q:0 , nominal ; winter pat
ents , JJ.M > HI.10 ; winter BtraUhts , J3.MG3 70-
winter low ni-iiJe , J2.KI&2.30 ; city mill
patents , J4.70HI.75 ; city mill clears. Jl.lViil.M ;
mill patenta. t3.o < i4.o. Ilyu llimr , Ilrm ; Miner-
line , J2.COM-.7 ; faiu-y. t : .7oi- | > . 'jO , liackwlieal
Hour , rtenily at 51.(01)I.JO.
COUN MKAL l-'lrmer ; yellow wt-atorii , 67c.
HVH Steady ; No. 2 weatern. 43'i&llc ; car lots ,
ItAULIJY-Hteady ; fcedlnir , 2S',4fi2Sic.
iiAiua.i . / r-Qulel . : wesicrn. I > : jr55c.
WIIKAT lii-clilit. ! | 27 ! .400 bu , ; exporlH , 70.641
bu , ; | > ol lln.i. No. l hurd. 77 > ic. OplloiiH upeiu-i
weaker uiiuiriv rt vellliiK , bearish forelKr
weekly piitim .11 1 heavy nirlnK wheat rceelnu ,
but rallied U.j iliarply un better late cables ,
liberal reductl , n In Ihc IJiiKllnh visible nupply
and ncthc ui.iern biiylnt ; , nilvanclni ; lo tlio
hlKhent price of tlio reaeon with n limit reaction
on loutsellliiKi cloH-d Ud'Uc net hlKht-r ; No. 2
red. pctober. cloned ut 72)jc ; December , 74iyi
75sc : close.l nt 75 ic.
COUN llccelntP. 32,200 bu. ; cxportH. 41.805 bu. ;
upot Una ; No , 2 , 3lc. Options vlrmiK all day , pell-
Ine up on covrrlnK and In sympalby with wheat
anil n Kood export dematui ; clorlni ; nt -\tfa
IdKher ; OctobtT cluted at 31c ; Uiccmber , 31Q3iic ; ;
closed at .tl c.
OATH-llecfhitP. 3'J5SOO bu.j exporls , 103,043 bu. ;
cpot ilrm und fairly active ; No. 2. 22c. Option *
iiulet but llrmer with corn , clotlni ; nt lie net
advance ; October cloyed at 22'ic ; December , 23Vi
Cl 3 c ; elnted lit l3Vc. !
HAY Quletj vprlne , J5.506C.OO ; good to choice ,
| S.M H W.
llOPH Qulct ; Htnte. common lo choice. 1S3I
crop. 2HWIlio ; 1W5 crop , 3fi7c ; 1RM crop , SfflOc ;
Tactile coant , U0 ( crop , 2 > iVlc ; 1S ! > 5 crop. 5iCUc. |
HIDKS-KIrm ; wet. tailed , New Orlcnns , i < e.
lected Oalventon , lie ; lluenon Ayre , dry , ICc ,
nominal , Texas , dry , 'J'.ic ; California , 13c.
l.lIA'nit-.lt-l'Imi ; liemlnck cole. Jluenoa
Ayrea. Unlit to heavy welnlita , ISHdIOc.
PIIOV1K1ONS llcef. llrmer ; cut meat * , firm ;
pickled bellies. J5.00ii5.79 ; pickled rhouldera , Jl.2.'i.
l.unl atroiiKer ; western steamed. fl.M ; retlned.
IdKher. Pork. IdBlier ; ineim. J8.50JI9.23 ; nhort
clear belllex , J7.to(10.50 , ; family , lO.Ojnj.r,0.
lll'TTHIt-Uecelpm , 6.1JO rkl ! . ; quiet : western
dairy , iHffllc ; veslcrn creamery , llHUU > c ; Kl-
Kln > . ISc ; factory. 7U1U' .
OlIKKfin-Itrcrlpti , S.a : pkcu. ; quiet ; larifc.
79'to ' ; small. 7W1CH ) ; part sklins , 3HCf6Hc ; full
KOOS ItecclptH , 7 , US pkRs , ; steady ; slate and
IVnimylvnnla , miilOo : wesiern. llUdlSe ,
TAl.lXJW-1'lrm : city ( J2 per pktr. ) , S f4c ;
country ( | ik frre ) , 3Tii4Uc , as In quality ,
HICK Vlrin , ilriniKtlc , fair to extra , 3HlCc ;
Julian , ( Wl'io. '
MOIMH8KS Steady ; New Orleans , open ket-
tie. KOOI | In choice. 291737C.
l'IAXHKii : ) lIHlCKS-Htcady nt Jl.00ff5.00.
OILS Cmtoimed oil , active and excited : prime
cmde , : : HTMc : prime crude , f. o. b. mill" . 15W
17Uoj butter Krudes. ! Sc ; prime white. :7iSe.
PetrclcUm' . quiet : United cloxcd ut 11.10 bid.
Itoiiln. Ilrm : utratned , rnmmon to coed , JI.77iU !
| . 0. TiirpfnlliuIlrm ; : $ fi : > , ' c- ,
M12TAUS-PIB Iron , nulet ; Fonlliprn , JI0.25f
11,00 , - iiorlhcrn , J10.75(113.CO. Copner , straily ;
brokers , J10.U ) ; rxchanKe , I10.COU10.S.V l < ad ,
ulmdv ; brukrrii. J2.CO : rxchanip. ; J2.7i.Hi2.7 : .
Tin , barely steady ; mralls , IIJ.wnn.C5 ; plates ,
rasy. Hprltfr , ijU.e | | ; donickttc , J3.COO3.75 ,
3\ool
"
I/iKDoKi Ocl. "i : . The offering at the wool
motion sale * ( ojqy ugsrvkated .J5.U7 baUi , of
whlrli MO Iwles wrre withdrawn. The entn-
Imruo nun medium In qnnhly nnd t w > nltcn > l-
nner lnrK fmnpfllllnn wmi ncllvr , with tirlun
nrm nil Mrmind. Hm > wVhlli I'npo of rwi
llnpv nd NutiiI wns niirrly might nftr nnd
th < ! pilfini l en I lied mtnvllmM e r * l d th e
nf Ihc July rln'lnp. PallnwInR nn- the
In delull : New Hoiilli Vnlf * . 3.IM
< -ur d ( tUdfiln I'lrt. pirsiiy , 4VMW'd
Innd I.Mifi ral i * 'i.urd I < IH1" * 1.
itfl-4il. Victoria. 1.9T7 lidlen : prourwl , ( >
( x illicit : Rtfflvy. r.iftM Ta miinla. Oil tml * ;
srt.iire.l. 11 ,1 ; uiTBiiy. [ . 'iWt'fl. New /inland ,
4 l ri Imlpp ; ncimreO , Hd llii < d. < > ! > of Good
llupf and NBUl. J hnlcn ; fcolircd , 111 ' .fl ;
O.M.MI.V ( ; iMu\h .IIAIIICRT.
Ciindllliin of Trade Mini ( liiiilnlloii"
mi Sliifilo nud 1'nncy Produce.
iiK-Ioo.l ; Rtork He.
Ill'TTKH-nuiiiiion to fair , c ; tholec to fancy ,
country , llflllc ; ifpnrn , r creamery. 13010c.
pnllioied rrcHtn. ISftlSc.
OAMC-Pralrle clilcHenn. p r dn . . .Jt.SOffJ.W ;
quail , ll.Ziftl.50 ; ml ducks , Jl.SSfll.M ; rnl hoods
nnd mallHrd * , ) ! .60 J.W ) .
i.'UCKflli Dnnirrlle brick , K'i Hdnm , per doz. .
JCI.I5 ; club houfc. Mb. JonI I cr ilc . . U.1S ; I.lm-
liorKcr. fancy , ir Hi. . 9c ; Ilo < iuefort , vi-Ib.
Jariixr doi ! . , JJ.CO ; Young Anicileai. 10ie ! ;
twlim , fniiry , DV- .
VHAI Choice fat. S ) to 1M Ibs. , nrc quoteil nt
TfiSc ; IHIKP nnd coarfe. 4fl c.
POnTHY-l.l\o henK. Rfiu'ic ; ecrks" . 3e ; prlrK
chlekrna , 54flRc ; rprltiK due ! < . 7 37Hc ; turkeys.
I'lOKONS Tlvi . Wk. ilcnd plucnns not wanted.
IIAY-L'pl.ind. Il.fiO , nilillnnil. SI : lowland ,
tl.f.0 ; rye rtrnw , J4 ; eolor make * Ihc prleo on
buy ; Ilcht bales kell the l * t ! only top eraJes
lirlnn ti p price- .
ItrtOOM rOUN-U tivine1y slow rale ; new
crip , dellvrutl on truck In country ; c'lolco Brcen
frK-n-nrklne rnrpi-t. per Hi. s'ic : cV.olcc green
runnlns to hurl 2Uo : rnmmon. l',4c. '
SVVlIirr POTATOKB-On nrders. per bbl. . J1.73.
TOMATOtJS-Per ij-u. , ! biii-ki-t. SOIfCOc.
ONIONS tloixl ftock. per bu. , S5gtOc.
LIMA UliANS-Prr Hi. . 4c.
r.llAN.i-lidi'.l uiikril navy , peibu. . . SI. 4091 'fl
r : Itomc rmwn , f'r hundred , 7f.nsflo.
Y Per do * . . 2f.e : fancy. lnrei > . 41JDOc.
POTATOKS-Oord t-tnck , per bu. . M3c.
KUP1TH.
OllAPis-Ncw : Yoil ; . IZVic.
I'AMI-MltNIA PK.\rllis KroeBlnnei" , OOc.
PIl < .MH--Nii tldppliiR Mncl ; .
rAI.irfUiNIA flUAPi : ? Toknya nnd other
fancy \ailcllcr. Jl 25.
r'UANIir.ltllltP-riip : , > ( \ 1. | .er bbl. . JIMfifir.O
' bid. . entlns , JIM
APPI-nS'-CooUlnc. per . S1.73 ;
O2 10 : .Tcniithnim , fancy. Ji.15 ; New York , J2.W
I'AI.Il-'OttNIA Pi : MIS Per box. JI.7S.
f'ALIFOUNIA QriNCKS Pr box. 11.75.
TUOP1CAL t-MU'ITS.
LKMONs"Mtrtlnas , Jll WJoYBO ; California
lemons. 14 C0i4f o.
llANANAS--Cholre. larRp * tocli. per bunch ,
t2.0002.2r ; incdhim-Klzcil bunches. Jl COu"2.CO.
MlsrnLLANKOt'S.
MVSTKIIS NI'W Yolk counts , per can , < "c ;
New York selects , pi-r can , lOc ; extra rclcctK ,
pc-r can. 35c ; stamlanK per can , 5"c ; mediums ,
| icr can , 23c ; New Yolk counts , per ICO , $1.23 ;
lier l.COO. Jll ; New York H-lccls , Per gal. , J2 ;
; ier lub. Jll ; bulk standards , per Rat. . Jl.ro.
HONI-IY Fancy uhltc. per Ib. . 14015c ; choice ,
lc : California , amber color , lOc.
ClliHU-ciarllled Juice , per half bbl. . J2.7J ; per
bbl. , tl.M9f.73.
MAPLI8YIH.'P Flve-Rnl. cans. each. J2.7S ;
c.i' . cans , per doz. , J12 ; half-gal , cans , 16.21 ;
mrl run 11. JJ.r.n.
PIGS-Imported fancy , B crown , 30-lb. boxen ,
lie , choice. 10-lb. lioxes. 3 crown , fl10c.
NPTS Almonds , California , per lo , . medium
tlzp. IPc ; Tarragona almonds , tier lit. , large ,
I3V4C ; IltHZlls , | > er Hi. , fc ; I nKllFh walnuts , per
Hi. , fancy soft shell , 12c ; medium size , lOc ; 111-
belli" . | ier Ib , ICe ; pecan * , pollsbcd medium , Sc :
large. lOc ; K-nnuts , raw , C < iQ7c ; roailcd , 74c ;
elirflimls , lOc.
DATKS Halloween , per Ib. , Sc ; farjs , 10-lb.
boxes , tr Ib. . 7c.
IIIUHH AND TALLOW. .
IIIDiS : No. 1 wrecn hlilcs. 4c ; No. 2 Rreen
lililc * . Sc ; No. 1 green salted hides , rc ; No. 2
Krveii fnltpil hlilcs , Ic ; No. 1 veal calf. S lo 12
His. . Cc ; No. 2enl calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint bides , 7 { < * c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. Gr7c.
Nn. t dry salted hides , Cc ; part cured hlilcs. Vie
p"r Ib. . less than fully cured.
HIICKP PKLTS-Oreen tailed , caoh. 25fOc.
crceii salted shearlnes ( short wo.iled early
skins ) , eneh. 1'c : dry eliearliiKS ( short woolcd
i-nrly skins ) , No. ; , each , Gc ; dry ybearllneii
isliorl wiioled cnrlv fklnr ) . No. 1. each. Be ; dry
Hint Kansas nml Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per Hi. , nclunl weight , 4H " ! dry Hint Kansas
nnd Nfbrnskn Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. . act
ual weight. 3lc ; dry Hint . "Mirado biitchei
iv'ml IICIIK , prr Ib. iictual weight , 4ff5c ; dr >
( lint Colornilo Murrain wotd pelts per Ib. . nctunl
nclclil , 3fMc ; feet cut off. ns It IB useless to pay
frelKlit uii tlirm.
TALI/V.V AN OHIOASI- : Tallow , No. 1. 2'4c. '
lallow , Nn. 2. 5 ( > : Kren . .vhltc A. 2'.4c ; greare
white 11 , Hjr ; srcare. yellnw. IVic ; Krease , dark
1'ic ; old butter. 2fl2'7c ' ; * beeswax , prime. I21J
22i- ; Tough tallow , Ic.
HONKS In car b-ls , weigher nml delivered In
CldriiKo : Dry bucfald , per Ion. J12.00KH.OO dry
country , blcaclied , per ton. J10.CO 15.00 ; dry coun
try , damp nml mealy , per ton , JC.009S.OO.
\VOOI rnwiichrd. line heavy. CB7c : line , light.
SflOe ; iimrtcr | blood , JOfM2o ; seerty. buiry nml
clinffy. KiSc ; celled nnd broken , coarw.7O9c ;
rotted nnd broki-n. Hne. CiJSc. I-'leece wasliej
Meillum. Ufilfc ; line , llfJICc ; tub wnibcil , IGff
ISo ; black , Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , 2j2c dead
FlinSII MEATS.
III5KF Oood native steers , 4 i lo COO Ibi. . Cliff
7c ; wi-stein steers , tQSUc : good cows anil helf-
eis , MTSltp ; medium COHH anil hclft-rs , 4Hc ; guoj
fun-quarters cows and hclfera , S'.ifilu ; pooil
forciiiarti-rfl | nallve steers. 4'44/Bc ' ; good lilml-
quartern cows and heifers , C'.fcc : good hlndquar-
lers native steers , k'.ic ' ; cow rounds. Be ; cow
plates. Sc : Imneless cliucks. 4f > ; coiv chucks. 3c ;
fleer chucks. 3Hc ; l > eef lenderlolns , 19o ; beef
mils , boneless , lie ; sirloin bulls , boneless , S'.ie ' ;
loin backs. bonelecH. DC ; loin backs , 7c ; cow
ribs. No. 3. B'.ic ; cow loins. No. 3. T'.ic ; lieef
trimmings , 3c ; rump butts. Be ; shoulder clods ,
POIIK Dressed begs. 4Mc : pork loins' 7c : pork
ienderlriliiH. He : spate ribs , 4'.4c ; bain sausage ,
mils , Stic ; pork shoulders , rough , 4'.ic ; pork
lioiililrrs. vklnni-d. Be ; nork Irlmmlngs , 44e ! ;
lei > f Innl nn rendered. CVie.
MUTTON Drcwed lambs. 7c ; dressed mutton ,
Cc ; rucks , million , Vc ; legs , mutton , fc'tc : Fad-
dies , minion. fc'ic ' ; slews. 2Vlc ; sheep plucks , Sc ;
theep tongues , per doz. . 25c.
51. I.niilH Cc > iit-riiI Miirkct.
ST. LOUIS. Ocl. 12.-FI.OUIt-Markct nrm
ami voine expert business , but only of Miiall
lots ; u fair domestic Iruile ; patents , J3.71ii3.VO ;
xtra fancy. J3.K3.4J | ; fancy. I2.7502.W ; choice.
f2.35ii2.4J.
WIIHAT There was quite n light for pos-
csMoa of the t-peculatlve market thlH forenoon
ind the consequence was a very unt-ellled and
( regular market , though It flume , ! remark
able strength In face of two very bearish Items.
V nipbl advance followed reports of higher
cables nnil tliu balance of tlm t-esslon the torn-
wan Htrong ; n > l etcady : No. 2 red , ca h. In
elevator , 7Ic ; on track , 71'j4TI2ilc ; No. 2 hard ,
cash. Clc ; Decemlier , 72'ic ' asked ; May , 7CHc.
COItX The blrcnglh In foreign markets and
icpiirlH of good export buying had bullish
cITect and domestic markelu advanced. Trading
wnn rnllier light , however. In the local market ;
pot llrmer ; No. 2 cash , 21 > if22c ; December , 23c
liked ; May , 2JT c Mil.
OATS Futures Ilrm ami higher In sympathy
with llm advances cl ewhere ; Fpot Ilrm ; No. 2
cai.li , l > c ; May. 21'.4o bIJ.
UYi-33c bid.
IIA HLir Nominal.
COIIN MI-7AI.r-Jl.30.
IlltAN Strom ? : Kales this slile were made at
fOMIIc. nnd bid Ke. cast true ! ; . .
FLAXh-tKD : 71fi72c.
TIMOTHY SHKO-Prime. J2.CO.
HAY Oiolce grades still scarce and firm nnd
lower craden dull nnd nleady ; prairie , J7.00 { 7.0 ;
llmol.iy. J.-i.lOjni.fo , lids side.
IHJTTKK Flrmj creamery , HBISc-dairy. ; 10J
lie.
lie.irOS
irOS : ! Steady nt 13c.
POL'I/TJtY Steady ; chickens , old , S',4o ; uprlmj ,
olurkfvs , 7tflSc ! ; ducks , 7 74c ! ; geese , 406c.
WUISICY-tl.18.
IAI | > ( Julet and steady nt J2.BOi2.S5.
SPILTKU : iicid at ss.4V
PllOVlSIONS Poll ; , higher : etamlard mess ,
jobbing. J7.BOi7.75. Lard , hlKlier ; prime steam ,
JI.30 ; choice. J4.40. llacon. boxed shoulders ,
J4.7S ; longs. J4.S7H ; ribs , J4.7.1 ; tiliortH , J4.S7K.
Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders. J4.25 ; longs ,
Jl.12'4 : ribs. JI.2T , ; thorts. Jl.37ii.
HKCKHT8 Flour , 8.000 bbls. ; wheat , CI.OOO
bu. ; corn. HI COO bu. ; oats , V4.000 bu.
BHIPMHNT8 Flour. 10.000 bbln. ; wheat. 17,000
bu , ; corn , CI.COO bu. ; oals , 15WO bu ,
LI vcrpiin
I.IVEnPOOL. Ocl. 12.-1:15 : p. in. closing.
W1IIJAT Spot Hrm ; demand poor ; No. 2 rc-d ,
rprlni ; , Cs ; No. 1 haul , Manitoba. CH 2Vid ; No.
1 California , Ca 3d. Kulures opened quiet and
iinclianKcil ; closed Him , with near positions
unchanged to < , ; il higher and distant positions
U'l to ilil higher ; tunlneta heaviest on mliblle
l .sltlons ; Oclober. BB lid ; November , Ba lUJil ;
December. Bs lldi January , Cs ; I-'obruary ,
Cs ' .id : March. Ca 1,4,1 ,
COIIN Spot firm ; American mixed , new , 3s
HJd. lAitures opened easy , with near poslllons
' .VI higher and dlvtant pnnltlonn ; > ! liUlicr ;
cloteil Hrm , with near and illslant positions
W to Uil higher ; Lu lnesB about equally dis
tributed ; October , 3s l'.4d ; November , 3.1 ld ;
Deeemlier , 3s 2d ; January , 3s liil ; Match ,
38 2Vid.
FIjilllll Flrni : ilemii'inodcrntc ; St , Louis
fancy winter , Ss 3,1.
PHOVIHIONS llacon , flrm ; demand fair ; Cum.
berland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs , , 33s ; short ribs , 20 lo 21
Ibs. , 29s Cd ; long clear , light. 35 to S3 Ilia. ,
: us ; lung clear , heavy , 40 to K lbn , , > 2Ss ; s'lort
clear backs , IlKht , Ib Ibs. , 2Cs Cd ; pbort clear
mlililles , heavy , 45 to BO Ib9. . 22s Cd ; clear b l-
lles. II to 16 Ib3. , 30s. SboUlJer.i. hquare. 12 to
IS His. , 1C * . llam.t , Bbort cut , If to 10 Hu ,
49s Cd , Tallow , Hue North American. 21s 3d.
lleef. extra InHa , mers , Ms ; prime me.is , 4 s.
Pink , prlmu mess , line western , 47n Cd ! me
dium western. 40s. lard , Hrnr ; prime western ,
3n r.l ; rellneil , In pull * . 259 Cd.
C'HKBHK Firm : demand fair ; Hnest American
while , Augunt , 4Ss ; line * ! American colored ,
August , 43 > ,
III'TTKK Finest United Stales , KM ; good , Cflji ,
OII S Linseed , 17 ! ) d. Petroleum , refined ,
lii-FUiai-ilATOIl : : IinnF-Forrquarten * . 3Hd ;
hlnilnunrtcrs , CKd.
HOPS At Umilon (1'aclllc ( const ) , 3.
London Silicic ( | IIIIIIOIIN.
r/NIOX. Pot. 1' ' . 1 p. in. dollar ;
CoiiHolH.m'v lO mMuxIcanorilliiary.H
UoiiHiilD.aca'l. ItlHIt , St. I'anloon 7u )
Can. Paclllc 07-HIN. V. Crntnn 114(4 (
Krlu liOjIPcnimvlvanu 6UH
KrlolutuM til ilU'Hilliu lU )
Ill.Cuulral PI | Me . On. naw 4n , OHH
IIAIl SILViil-2aT4d per ounce !
MONKY 1O1U per cent.
The rate of illncuunt In HID open market tor
short and three month * ' bill , ti ! per cent.
Flliiiuctiil NOU-H ,
CIIIOAOO. Oct. lS.-ClrarlniE . IS.8I9.4JO.
Money ulraily : on call. CU7 ir cent ; on Urn * .
7 per cent. New York ixctmuge , ifo discount.
I'nrtlgn exrhance stenddrtnnnd ; , Jl.ei ; sixty
days. H. n * .
lofTlN. : Oct. II. Clcnrlni ? , Ji : , M,7fll ; linl-
amrs , I1.M0.910.
IIAI.TIMOIIK. Oct. 1I.-ClfnrlnR , J2o 7.K i
Jlll.'W.
NK\V YOIIK , Oct. i-ClMtrh1K . tnJM , ! > lS
( winners. jr..W.OM.
PIIILADKl.l''llA. Oct. 12-Clwrlnifs , | T.U ,
7lt ; bhlanci1 * , ll.lKi.07n.
ST. LOI'Irt. Ocl. It-ripnrlnns , tl.Mf > ' 0 ; lal-
nnrcs. 11II.KM. Monpy , flfft per cent. New York
exeliunge , 11.25 dlrrount bill.
STOCKS AXIl IIO.VIIS.
Seenrlly MnrUct tm-miliir nil 11 Poorly
lllMlrlllllltMl YllltMIKOf llllHlllCMM.
Ni\V : YOIIK , Ocl. 12.-The Hock mnrk todny.
on n comparatively light nnd ixwrly dIMtlhulod
volume of bitidnem. was ; Irregular nnd feverish
In lone. Loner I.Mnlon pi Iron for American se
curities , a llnner tendency In foreign cxchmuo
and i-onllnued slirriitRm In money rales , together
with dlMipiHiinllnic rnllrond iralllo rviurns for
HIP llr t week In uclcber. compline the lnr nm-
terlnl. An usual recently the rpcclalllcs inonnpo-
lied the intention vt llio prorestlnnal ilenk-ls ,
ind In the entire list only the Muck * ctoti-d
luleworthy totals. On tlio stocks mentioned
Iqulilallon llrst became clearly apparent ami ex-
ried n sympathetic unravin-iible InllUiMice Uton
lie geneial list. The gcneinl imukel opened
venk and lower under moderalu olTerlnKs lor
> oth nccounts , Stmnr Iwlng the weak teattitr
inder cftcrtlve manipulation. The ( U'Clliie In Ihc
lock was parllally uttrlbuted to statistical Ic-
ions rccllliiK Ihe heavy Inroiuls Unit have been
uade by foielmi grailes of the product upon the
vnllriy uf tlie American company , 'me ox-
icmo IOPB was P.fc per cent , Ihc stock touching
05V4 nnd closing only n slight fraellon higher ,
turlng the llrst hour the market generally was
ncgular , with a siiKiilng tendency. SuppoitlUK
n-iltrs appeared In mine Instances ut Ibc eaily
uw poliHs , which Inltuuiced n frncllomil iccov-
ry In the general list and cairled Tobacco up
0 70 and Manhattan t ! ) > % . llcncwcl pressure ,
lowover , soon marled the Hit again on the down
tirade iinJ broke New Jersey Central 2',4 to OS.
Die other extreme declines extended to ! * per
cut In Sugar. The depression vsns tncluenlnl
lo the news of n slight advance In actual dc-
nan 1 sterling , nnd or He rise In posted demand
by a leading drawer.
London , however , was n moderate buyer of
.he Inlernallonals , and the loyrc.i score I by Ihc
rallv.ny slimes \\eic not material ax a rule.
In Hie early afternoon rallies occurred on cov
ering of shorts partly , cari-jlng1 prices up an cx-
Inme 1 * . per cent for Manhattan. Sugar rai
led IVfc per cent and llurllnglciii and New Jer
sey Central 1 per cent. Among the Inactive
Hhnivit Illinois Steel fell Pi per cenl nnd llubber
ireforred 3 per cent , delations were tlio chief
inllntnce In impcllllng prlceH In the late
lenllngs. A fealurc of Interest was n decline of
1 per cent In silver certlHcnlcK on slight denl-
nps. The closing wni dull nl rllghl fracllonal
le linen. Cms d-'inble ires urc r.evel'ped ngalrst
Heading' nml oilier speculative bomls , mil ee-
leclally Kansas Texas seconds , which leceJed
lli per cent to BOH. The lioiidn rallied later to
C2. The concessions In the Heading Issues nv-
crnged n point , with the closing nt nboiit the
lowest.
The salei were J8IS.OOO. Governments were
weak anil slightly lower on sales of Jll.COO. Sll-
\rr rrrtllleiitcK were notably wenk , receding 1
1-cr cent to C4H4 f.n offerings of $30,000. The de
cline Is partly attribute , ! to liquidations by n
pool here and In Huropc. The fon-lgn Inquiry
ilpn has been waning for some time p.isl.
The Kvenlnn Post's I/imlon llnanclnl cable
gram says : A rising money market nnd fears
if , n rise In the settlement on TliiiraJny dam
pened nil the- stock markets ) today. Consols , after
touching lOS'i. ' closed at lOS't. All the gllt-edgeil
Flocks were wenk. The markets. Indeed , me to
demoralized that It Is not possible lo sell large
linen of any stocks nt quoted prices. At the
same time there Is nothlmt nppronchliiR n real
panic because there Is no great pressure to sell.
The key to the situation lies la the fact that the
amount of pawned stocks \ > very large. KnHlrn
were Hat. closing at the worst , although con-
tangofs In the mining settlement today were
very light. Americans weie lower , but much
steadier than the other markets , Ihe bull r.c-
rititnt IwltiK comparatively small. Hrazlllan
stocks were * ery Hal. The general ncttlcim-nt
will begin tomorrow nnd small failures arc r eked
for. The Paris bourse was weak on heavy sales
of Spanish stocks nnd bear snli-s of Kalllrs.
The Iterlln market was llat on d'arcr money ,
the account of n prominent operator being liqui
dated cspi-clalty In Argentines.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading elocks of the New York exchange
today :
AtchlHon 11U rtonfil 14V
AdaniHKv 11.1 N. Y. Central I'll '
Al'on.T. II f' . > N. Y. .V N. K- -til
XiiiTKxnnMB. . . . . . 107 Onlarln.t 1:1 :
llnlllinuni.VOIilo. ltOreiroii : ! ; Itnn
Canada 1'aelllo. . . . All ( Irecon Nav 10
OaiiailaSoiilbi-rn. . 44 | O. S. U .V U. N 1- '
Central P.ielile. . . . i : < iPacltlc Mall 1U
CI'H. ; , 'i Olno iiPcoriilec. : ! ! : 4. E. . . I
( ; iilcico : .t Alton. , in.'i I'lltHljiirk- ICO
C..K.VU H7' ' ( Pullman Palace. . . 141
Chicago Oat 57jHraillmr | " 1
CoiiHOlldated ( ) . 144 Ml. ( ! . W 1A
C. . I ! . . J. A St. L. . . 1M ! < Ml O.V. . MM 411
Colo.Co.ii xlr.i. : ! tHocK , iHlatul. . .
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . 11 St. Paul U7 } >
DelawareV Hill. . HUH ilonM I'JO
' " ' St. 1' . .t O.ninii. . . . : < fl
Df 'ltTu. pf.l. . . . ! > < ilntifj. . . . 11H
KaHlToun 1.1 Soulhorn P.iciao. . llllt
Krlo ' . " .I Suear llollnerv. . . . 1 ( ) . *
ilopld 17 Tumi. Dual . .Vlroi'OV <
KortWavno 13H TuxaxPaclllc ilt )
( i.Noritiorn nM. . . Ill ) T. .to.Cjit. ; iif.l. . . to
U.&I&I. nM H ! ) Union IMcllic U
llocklmr Valbjv. . . 1ft- . . U. S. KxuroH4 3fl
IlllnolNCenlr.il. . . H7 > IV.St. 1 * * P Mi
St. I1..tUulnl ! ! . . . . 15 W.St. L.AP. nt I.
K.&T.UM Kill" Well * F.iriro Kx. . .
LakoKrlo .V Went. 1 UtjV - Btf-rn Union. . . .
( loom Ul iWheeling .tl * B. .
LukoSiiora 1 li : i no pfu.
U-adTriiHi _ - i. , v st. :
LoulHVlllu.VN. . . . 41H D..VH. U
- ( i. K
ManlialiaiiRon. . . . N. L
McmDhlB.v a C.K.AI
Michigan Com KUJ do i
Mlxnourl IMcltlo. . T. St. L..tK. C. . . . 4Vt
Mobile , t Ohio 111 T. SI. U ii IC.C. pf I 1(1 (
NaHlivllluCh-it. . . . OS S. U.H. 7H
National Co r.l.i.-j. 4 Inl S. It. R fil 7-Jlt
l < Am. Tob. Co ( ill
N'.J. Ci3iitr.il u ! do nM. H3
N'.V\V. ufd 14 Am. Tol..Vy. Co. . . tll'4
N'oitb Am. C3 1U Com'IC.ibluCo. . .
NortlnTil I'.ielllo. . pjm Am. bujr ir pM lir.lt
N. Pacific DM 184III. S. fitlio. . " pf.l. . B5K
U.I' . U. .V U IH U.S. Kiibbe.- 14S ,
Nortliwcmurn 07J6IU. S UulibertiM. .
offcre.l.
The total rales of stoeks today were 130.574
iales. IncludhiK the following : American To-
Incco. 10.500 ; lIurlhiRlim , 10,700 : Ceneral Hlec-
Irlc , 3,400 ; Louisville & Na hvllle , 3100 ; Man-
niilliin. , Mi ) ; IteiidlnK. 01.41)0 ) ; Itnck iHlnnd. 3tUO ;
SI. Paul , 11'JOO ; silver ccrlincalc . 31.0CO.
X * v Yoi'Ic .Aliuioy.
NK\V YOIIK. Dot. 12. MONKY ON' CAI.I <
: asler nt 4 7 per cent ; hist loan , 4 per cent ;
cloned at 4 per celll.
PItl.MH MmiOANTII.n PAPKIt Nominally 7'A
SHi ; KterlhiK exchange firmer , with actual busi
ness In Imnkern' Mils , ( I.S4OI..SIU for deniam' .
nnd Jl.81Vie4.E45 ; for xlxty days ; posted r.i'cu.
I4. $ : < T4.S3 > & nnd t4.85fft.EC. Commercial 'Mia ,
.EOU.
HAIL SII.VKH-f.4He.
SIl.VlMt CMUTiriC'ATKS-Ct JfifiS'.ic.
GOVHUNMKNT IIOND.S Plendy ; slate bonds ,
Inactive ; railway bonds , wvnk.
Cloning iiuotnlloiiB on bonds were us follows :
U.S.-tH , r.ninv. . llo'4iO. P. l Mi > t 'Hi. . . . HID
U.S.4itC3Ui.iuw. | 11.1'iln. .VR.O. 7 Ill )
U.S.fii.rui llll'tll ' ) . All. O. 4
u. s. oa. HUH ; Krlo-.Mt uO
11. H. Is. r.iy . Kid ( . II. * S. A. IH. . . IWlJi
U.S.4 .ooiio Kill ( } . H. AS. A. 7s. . . 11)1) )
U.S.UM.-u UJ- ! II. .VT.C. 04 HIOU
PacltleUsof " .la. . . 11)1 ) dolls li'.i
Ala. , cl.ts-t A 101 ID- . ' M. . 1C. ti'F. l Ut. 71JK
' "
Aia..olmo . Mutual IliilonU't" 11)7 )
Ala.O'urriiacv . 11.1 N. J.O. Om. : Al. . . . 11-J
Ln. New Con.n. . . DO No. P.iollla l.it.t. . . Ill
" 111) ) ilo-.N HIS
"
N.6."iis iiy N. Vf. Con ls
N. C.4S U.'i | doS. V. DJU. j . 10(1
S.C.noufimd. . . . IK II. O. Wont. - *
Tenn. uovv Hot ill. 70W St. P. Gj.mN 7 . 12(1
Teun. novvmt ji. 105 doO. fil' . \V.t. 111
Tenn. old Us RU St. L..tl. M.Ojnl. 7 *
Vu. C/MUnru-i SU St. L-iS. F.j.i. 1. lli'J
diidefi.'rred 4U Toxai I'.ic. INK . . fioy
Alehlson-la 72l < X.IH P.IO. Kill. . . 111
AlcnlKon'JJA Hill U. P. lutlof'iJ. . . 1UO' ' (
Can.iduSo.-JilH. . . lll-J \Ve. t Shuro Ii *
L. , VN. imllloJ4 . 7'J O. H. AN. 1 H. . . . 10S
Soutli ! ni.ru S1K N. Pas. HU
offered.
llflMtOII Sluelc < tiiolntIoiiN.
BOSTON. Oct. I - ' . Call loans. 5 ! < nsr cent !
tlmo lO'lus. 0147 par couu Uloinu urinal for
locUB. 0)1M ill nl'il ir n HDI :
A.T.A.S. K 11K \VlH.Cjlltr.ll m
Am , Hauar B.I. Klec. Ill 13.-5
Am , Suar prd. . . . lui Moil , Elu3 I > M fill
Hay.StatoOai , . , , luiOH . . . . . . . -IH 7-'h
Hell Tnliipliono. . .
lloMoii ii Alb my. Xllo-.iczMlnln.'O ) r.ll
Uoaton.fcMalno. . 1S7 Ail.intlo Ill
Fliuhbiirir PI ) HosUm .V Moulin i Ba
Oen. Kloclrlo Hulto.V Holloa.'H
Mexican Uimlrul. . * C.ihnnet V llojli. . 310
N Y.K. B Centennial
Old ColonV na Prankllii 11
Ore. Hhorl Lma. . . . 12 10
Itiiboor. 14) ) OSCUJl-l
Union 1'aclrto n Oumcr 110
IVpHtKnU 1)7 ) Ta'.iiar.ick 8.1
W. Eloo. utct. -td VolrBrlnu 0)
Sail I-'rmielHco . IliiliiK ( liiotalliiiiM.
SAN FllANCHCO. Ot. P.-Tha o.llolal cloihu
Quotallona f Jr .uUinr Hljixitonwjrj ai fjl-
lows :
Alti 1H nould JiOiirrr Tl
AlDhaCoa IS Itulu.V .Sorcrus ) . , l-'S
AniluH . 'J.1 Jimllce ,
Itelcher . Ill Koatuoliv Con. . . , , tl
HCHI.V tli'lcliur. , . . 0- ' L-tiiy Wasti. Con , ,
IlodioUon . C3 Muxlcau 41)
liulllou . 17 Menu , 1(1
IhilwcrCon . . 41) Occidental ( Jon , , , , 44
Caledonia. . . . . . . . . 14 Oplur n r
Cliullcutfu Can. . , , fil Overman , , , is
Cliollar. . 1HA POIOHI , in
ConllniMic-c. . . . . ) ; ) [ ) Savairn , , 4H
con.iXil , , v V.i. . . . 1UU Sierra Nova'l.i. . , r.H
Con. Iiiinurl.ilJ Union Con r.5
Rrbun Polnl . 511 Utah Con r.5K )
Kxoheuuor . . . . . . 3 Yellow Jacknt Ul
Silver bir-i. Hl',11 M j < lj 11 il jll irJ
bli-hi uritu , nir , Diu r.iitliie.'Xi. .
NrTV Yurk JtluliiK1 ( ( iiotiitliniN.
KFW YOltS. Ojt. p.-Tha folluwlmr nru the
clottinir mliilu ; qiut-iu-riii
Hulwor 41) ) Ontario Klin
Cliollar. ' . ' ( ) Onhlr. . nil
Crown I'ultit Ml 'I'h-momn -0
COIL Cal. \ Va. . . . l.MI ulcKiillriT , . Kill
Dead wood 10.1 UulcXHllvur ufdICUO
Gould A curry. . , . , "u Hiorra JJ'ivaa'i. . . , , 05
Hal * NonsronH. . 130 Standard Con 1BU
lloinenaku 2UIKI Union Con 66
IroiiHIivtr , , , , , . , , 40 Yellow Juokul , . . , 33
Mcxicai 43
offcrtJ.
OMAHA LlVli STOCK MARKET
Icnvy Run of .TCwfcrn fnttlo and Very
low Nntivta on Snlo.
GOOD STOCK BRINGS STEADY FIGURES
Common lo P ir , l-'ot-drrn Suiter n
Slice A m n itnt luj ; to Almoxt u
Dlnio lfiliidfiill of ItoKN
Soil * lllwlier.
MONDAY , Oct. 12.
nccclpts for lho dnys Imllealcil worn :
Calllc. HOBS. Sheep. Horses.
i tun . * . ft tO lJ *
October 10 2.772 3.CI2
October i' ' 2310 4.013
October 8 I.M3 3u7 ( 3H7 (
October 7 3,707 3S14 1,4)3 )
October fi 4.2 0 27..0
October 5 .l.fiio CM
October 3 1,013 4,710 2,125
October 2 3.20S 3.S33 1.4W
October 1 C,2fl 4.5TJ 211 25
The olllclal number Of cars ot Block
brought In today by each road was :
Caltle. HOBS. Sheep. Horsc.s.
C. . M. .t St. P. Uy. . . . 2
Union Paelllc 2'J 1 -I
C. & N.V. . Uy 1
H. .t. M. K. U. U. . < TJ 3 2
C. . U. I. & 1 * . Hy. W. \ 1 7
! ' . 15. .t M. V. U. 11. IM 3 j-
Total receipts. . . 17U 11 13 2
Thu disposition of the day's recelpls was
as follows , each buyer purchasing lho mini-
of head indicated :
uyors. Catlle. HOBS. Sheet ) ,
"niaha Packing Co 11
i. II. Hammond Co 250 2m
ivvlft and Company ? JI
'udahy Packing Co 1,311 21S
t. llecker ami IX-Ban. . . . 4IS . . . .
. \ , . Carey < ! > 2
.ohmail ei Kothehllds. . 120
V. 1. Stephens ' 3ifi . . . .
1111 & Io\vls Co 120
Iciilon & Underwood. . . 325
luslon .t Co 23 . . . .
ttlttlim & Co ICO
ther buyers 411
.eft over . . . . 100 30.1
Total 7703 COS
CATTI.K The receipts ot cattle today
vero 4,3M ) head as apalusl 2,772 head Satur-
lay and 3G70 head on Monday of last week
The catlleveie practically all wes'.cn s nud
i good many of them on the commonlsa
order.
There were no BOod corn-fed beeves
lero , and not many western beeves. The
Und of cattle ou sale was not calculated tn
ircate much enlhushixm iimonK buyers , and
he trade was dull and featureless. ChlcafiO
reports all IndU-ated r. break In values at
bat nolnt. nnd the feeling h ro was In cou-
< * ( | iiunco weak , at the -mine time , with
such small offerings of catlle 'hat would
lo to kill It was Oiardly possible to force
allies down to any appreciable extent.
The market on cows and heifers opened
slow , and It WIIB late before n clearance
vns effected. Uuyers were Inclined to hold
off owliiK to the unfavorable reports from
other markets , nml In the end they suc
ceeded In buylmr omc ot tlio cow stuff a
Ittlc easier.
Htockers and feeders made up Ihc blp end
of the recelpls today. The most of them
uere weslcrns , and quite a. Rood many on
he commonlsh order , so that really deslra-
ilo feeders were none lee plenty. The
narkel , as a. whole , was a lllllo quiet , and
sllll the Bood kinds ot cattle sold quite
freely and at about Saturday's decline. The
common kinds were' not quite such free
sellers at a decline * of BfrlOc. but In the end
the yards were pretty well cleared. Hep-
rcconlntlvo sales : {
COWS.
Vo. Av. Pr. No. .AV. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
L. . . S20 $1 20 C..123C 12 43 3 MS J2 75
2..111K ) 2 40
7. . . . 747 2 f ! s. . . . ru 2 no 1. . . . 420 2 00
. . . . 7U 2 43
. . . .IG50 220 J..132g N2 10 , 1..1210 2 CO
STAGS.
1..1310 2 33 U. . . KO 2 SO L. . . SOO 2 75
CALVES.
L. . . 290 2 23 1./.S73 380
ifs AND raKDEHS.
L. . . 770 2 CO 21..7CO 3 CO 43. . . . 937 3 CO
4. . . . (67 3 00 3.(30. . ( 3 30
No. Av. Pr. . Av. Pr.
t bull ISO 1 90 7 fleers. . . . .11M 300
5'rnuH 938 2 25 21 steers. . . . , .1233 3 33
I lielfei 11:0 2 71'
NCIIHABKA.
10:0 2 43 120 feeders. . . C23 3 35
&t cows SS5 2 4.1
SS5Cliark3
Cliark-3 Schroner.
11 feeders..1017 3 C3
II. M. rnildls.
f cows SOO 2 40 11 heifers. . . , , C7S 2 40
A. O. Lovvne.
1 feeder 1030 2 . ' ,0 23 feeders. . , ,1174 3 20
W. II. Mcl'livrson.
1C heifers..1072 3 10 51 steers. . . . ,1247 3 K
II. (1. Ncwcomb.
5 cows 911 1 75 2 feeders. . . . 900 3 30
23 cows W3 230 i feeders. . . . 700 3 33
1 cow 1070 2 15
SOUTH DAKOTA.
2 stnKB 1055 2 CO 15 feeders. . . . ,1041 3 00
23 feeders..1101 Z 70
\Veare Live Block Co.
2 calves 2M ) 300 4 calves 307 375
2 calves 220 3 75 4 calves 1C2 4 50
7 sirs. . Tex. J201 3(0 8 feeders. . . . 10C5 3
57 utrs..Tejc..lO ! > 7 3 (0
D. D. Streater.
1 heifer COO 175 IS ulcers 9C9 2 90
1 cow S30 2 O ) 11 steers 1205 3 10
Van HiiFcn.
1 cow 900 2 00 10 feeders. . . . 937 3 23
13 cows 978 2 40 1 calf 130 4 tO
\Vearc-L , . S. Co.
1 | , n | | 1000 2 15 IS steers 1290 3 35
2 heifers 710 2 CO
Western Handles.
13 stcerB 1113 IM C4 feeders..1127 2 M
- COLOHADO.
Jave llnniia.
t | COWB 7CO 210' , 1 calf 140 3 CO
13 feeders. . . . 79S 3 15
J. II. llohr.
8 fecJcrs..lilS 2 CO 42 feeders. . . . S27 3 1C
WllHam Westholm.
27 sleera ms 3 CO
ti.'lt.-Hi-own.
2C feeders. . . . SS5 3 M
D. T. Catlle Co.
1 tu | | 14CO 2 15 2. feeders..102 3 15
4 feeders. . . . 1027 2 93
O. W. Allen.
19 feeders. . . . 901 3 20 21 feeders..1052 3 20
M. K. Parsons.
3 feeders. . . 9M 2 CO SOI feeders. . . . 9 % 3 15
38 heifers ! > 73 2 C5 70 feeders..1012 3 25
J. Kettle.
f cows 992 2 23 8 cows 9S3 2 C3
23 cows 917 2 C5 1 Bteer 1440 3 25
K.V. . Allen.
1 heifer. . . . . . 570 2 20 2 feeders. . , 4SO 3 30
1 bull . 14SO 2 40 2 feeders. , 400 3 C5
* feeders. . . . 457 2 75
Hanson & It.
1 Bteer S50 3 M 35 steers. . . . , .1252 3 CO
William Murr.
2 cown 1170 233 1 Fleer .1190 3 CO
33 cowa & hfslC53 2W S3 steers. . . . , .12C1 3 CO
29 feeders 1155 330
D. T. Cattle Co.
1 steer 1120 2 25 1S1 steers. . . .1120 3 15
iiiiRh antiitii.
1 steer . 1320 3 CO .9 steers. . . . .1317 3 CO
19 steers . 1CS2 3 CO
COHSTHAYS.
HSTHAYS.
1 bull HW 1 f,4 , ; 1 heifer. . . , . C0 2 40
1 bull 1C.O 2 151 C fenlers , . , .1176 2 CO
1 cow ? JO 2 25 5 feeders. . .10S2 3 15
1 cow (70 2 30- . 1 feeder. . . . C70 3 30
"OM1NO ,
1 cow. . ' . 1000 HCSi ! 3 feeders. . , . 90fl 2 75
1 cow , . fi'O 1 2. 8 feeders. , .10SS 3 00
1 bull 14'JO 1 TO. * 140 feeders. .1195 3 10
30 cows 913 130'IK 33 feeders , . .1122 3 15
22 bulls 1194 1 J > 0i ; 1 steer .1320 3 15
2 bulls H30 2 15 1 feeder. . . .1010 3 15
3 cows MX 2 13- ' IR feeders. . . 737 3 20
(5 ( cows. . . . . . . k"5 43 feeders. . JHO 3 25
23 cows 933 12 feeders. . .1075 3 25
1 bull 1120 2'40 ' 3 feeders. . .1191 ! 3 25
40 cows 997 3'IOt C fee-tiers . .1UU3 3 25
K heifers M WO , i .1103 3 2.1
1 steer 11W 2ty _ D calves , . . .370 3 CO
8 feeders..1193 ?
1 cow 1000 3TW f steers 1115 3 40
21 cows UOf 3 00
C3 feeders..1033 IV
H. A. ! IHssek.
1 feeder 1050 2 f0 49 etecrs 1153 333
I Mfiftush.
1 cow ' ' 1030 2 Si 23 feeders. . . .1011 3 ? 0
20 cows' . Ml IM v 21 ft-ciK-rs. . . . 9-JO 320
D. , V. l-'abcr.
12 cows. . . , .1U9 245 23 steers 1319 SCO
3 steers. . .1253 V * r
Johnson Ilrcs.
10 heifers. . . . . (30 2 IK . 11 cows 918 2 40
1 cow 2 * ' <
.T. N. Matthews.
2 bulls 1055 1 CO 2 steers 1120 2 75
12 cows 912 2 S feeders..1022 303
W. C. Irwln ,
1 cow 970 1 CO 3 steers 1150 2 7.1
8 cows 907 2 00 27 steers 12M 325
12 cows.1027 ; ; ; ; 235 icaif m 3 75
OHKOON.
J. T. Jackron.
4 cows 1120 225 13 feeder 913 325
3 feeders..1110 3 W
K. J. Jolmion.
40 feeder * . . . . 5S8 335R
R Ollchrent ,
2 feeders. . . . 9C5 3 00 15 feeders , . , ,1009 3 20
T13XAH.
C4 atpera. . . . . . 920 2 40
MONTANA.
R O. Hood.
M feeder * . . . .126 3 20
HOOK Tim receipts of hogs were light , eve
for u Monday , only 002 head being reported in ,
on uvaliml 1,623 a. wt-ek ago. There wi-m hardly
enough hoes hero to make u real lot of thu
market , bul It would I * < af > ) to quote value *
MjlOo lilKher , There weru no full loads Unit
brought under J115 , anil the bulk tol.l at } 3.1itf
i.tO. with nomii weighing un hlith us 294 pounds
at j.U. Tla-ro wcru no KOCH ! light loads to lut it
top en tlio mntkrt Kvrrytldn * vin sold nn.l
the yards i-lrnrcd enrly. Ib-pn-'enlatlv sabs :
in U5 IK ) 3 IS .17 m IR ) 9 20
Cl 117 StO 111 17 . . . . . . .IDS W W
41 MS tfl 3 U M * > l W 3
TO l IN 3 Id 7 87 IN 3M
M MO 40 3 It 3 l l M 75
C3 m 2 < 0 3 liH Cl fil . . . < 5
49 HI 1 3
pir.s onus AND UNO * .
1 JIO 40 2 M 2 HO . . . 300
3 S83 10 3 00 3. . * 5 . . . SOB
HltltKP The receipts were ISI-RC , but the mar
ket continued about stonily , llrpteactttu'lva mlcs :
10 , Av. Pi
51 cull 7 * J ! 10
W Dnkoln mixed * 3 2 ( H )
40 Dakota lambs ( U 3 04
cnic.voo LIvr. .STOCK.
lliiNlnoNH III C'nlllc Wii Dull , i\eepl
In llu * Clioleer lritvi-N ,
C'HIPAOO. Ocl. 12. Ilu8lne n In entile iis'
dull , except In the choicer droves , which re
mained steady. Other klmls weie lovver in
some Instances. Sales were on n basis nf from
J.I.Jfi lo (3.75 for common unlive beef sleeiii. to
mi J5 to 1.1.13 for fancy , with tin * bulk of the
traitlni ; nt from (4.25 to 11.75. Stoolcis and
feeders were taken freely nt from $2.10 to J3 OT.
Cows nnd Iiclfers were In Ihe unial demand
ill from II. ' . ' . . In )3.7. . bulls sellltiK at from
11.75 t'i I3.CO , and calves nt from JJ M lo
JB.25. Texas steers were unchanged nnd western
ranne cattle were In slow demand at n reduc
tion of about lOc.
llnlli local pat-kern nnd eastern shippers were
Hlx-ral buyers if IIOKH nnd prices were droni ; .
with nn nvcrnci * advance ef lOc. Hales were
made at from 13 to 53.CO for coarse huivy to
choice lUht weluhts. with i-ales larRely at
from (3.2fi to { 3.CO , and heavy Hold nltnotit as
'ill ns IlKht.
j'liele was n fnlrly nc-llve demand for sh-ep
and prices were tint-hanKcd. sheep beliiR salable
nt from JI.7. > to (3.25 anil lambs at from K.SO
lo J.1.r > . TrailltiK vvas mostly al from $2.CO to
ID for western sneep , and nt from (3.25 to (4.33
for lambs.
Kceilpts : Cattle , 21,000 head ; hogs , 40.000 .lend ;
sheep. 25OfO head.
iN Clly Ilvi * SloHc.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 12. CATTI.K Uccclplii.
2.0CO licnil ; flili'inoiitn. l.soo liciul. llci-t KrniUs
Ipiuly , utlivrii flnw ; Tcxn * ! , } 2. : . < < ? 3.2i ;
Pexns rows , } 1.75 < f2.2. , ; native ftecr * . IS.Min.M ;
intlve cows nnil heifers , | 1.60r.1CKi : stockcrs nnd
c < > 'crs , } 2.45l ? .7ii bulls , | l.ria02.C > .
1IOOS Itecclpts. 3.0CO hcnil ; Flilimelits. | COO
ipail. Miuket I > | ICIKM | strain ; lo Sc hUher , clnppil
strimg ; bulk of stiles. J3.10ffi.3J ; ; lienvli-s , 3.0T.W
.30 ; packers. } 3.crjf3 K : inlxe.l , } 3.ir , .T40 : llBlitK.
3.30fi3.72i4 ; Vorkcrs. ? 3.M i3.37'i ; plus , J3.20fi3.SO.
HIUK | ' ltprelil | , 8IHi ) honil ; shipments' , l.Ci'.O
iviul. Mnrkct stenily ; lambs , J3.001H.W ; muttons ,
I. 102.t0 ,
_
Xt-w York l.lvtSliioU. .
NB\V YUltK , Oct. 12. III-7KVKS lUcclptR.
, ' . 'li lieinl ; Ktecrs simile luucr ; rouuli stuck
Mroily to llrmj native steers , tXCnff I 75 ; staq
nnit oxen , J2.50f74.2S ; bulls. J2 KtTZ.iS ; < lry eows ,
1.1.0(12.50. Cnliles iiiop | | American steers nt injf
Ic , ilrrrxvl welKliU : ivfrlKerntnr beef. ( flSV :
slifpp. S'ilfn'.ic. ' iliesseiltrlglits ; no expuits.
Hlll-i-i > ANMJ LuXMIIS Ilrrplptx. 1S.t , heail ;
active nml Ilrm ; rlo.ieil slow ; Flinile easier.
Flieep. J2.25ir3.75 ; lnml , JI.WS.1.25.
I10US llpceljits , 11. M7 licnil ; steady nt JJ.MJf
4.00.
_
Si. l.oiilM l.lvo Stock.
ST. I.OUS. Oct. 12.-CATTt.n-Hecelpts , C.WiO
icnil. .Mniket slow -to flcaily ; native tOilppliiL-
slcers. J3.iO ! 74.tO ; Tcxnn sliers. J2 COfi3.JO.
1IOOS Ilcci'lpts , 4.0fiO licnil. Miuket fining to
c higher : llKtil , J3 20 3.50 ; mixed. J.XWSjJ.35 ;
n-nvy. J3.10S73.45.
Siljir-Ilecflpti : > . 2.WO he-ail. Mai lie t Rtrong.
Sdtclc
Itecnnl of ri-celpts of live stock nt the four
irlnclpal markets October 12 , liDG :
, , Ciittlc. HOKS. Sheep.
> outh Omnhn . 4. SCO r 2 3.S5S
Clilcago . 21t'00 40.000 25.(0u
vnnsas City . 12.000 3H ( f.ooi
St. Ix > uls . c.OOO . 4. dOO 2.0HC
Total . . 43.SCO 4T.C02 SS S
CoffVi : .Aliirki-l.
NKW YOKIC. Oct. K'-COFFKK-Optlons
openeil steady nt G to 20 points advance ; raleil
fnlrly ncllvc with n Ilrm umleilonc on Kuro-
pean Iniylng ntul heavy warehouse deliveries ;
iilinncc checked by heavy reeelyls unit
locks nt lilu nml Hantos ; cloteil linn nt 20 in
2j polalH net ndvnnre ; snles. 10 Owl biiKB. hi-
chulInK Oclotier. ja.70fi .M ) ; r - > l r , ja.S-'ifl1
J.40. . ' pol ciiffec , Illo , ijulel ; No. , .nvolce ,
i , ; JobblnB. $11.1214. Mllil , ijulet ; Cimlovu.
Total warehouse ilellverles for lli -
hjc for the t'nlleil ' States. 674.SS1 bags , ngalm-t
o73,738 IKIRM last year.
SANTOS. Oct. 12.-COFKii-PI uly ; Kooil nv-
rniKP biinlos. 10.200 rcls ; receipts. 22.0WI Imps ;
sleek , 355.000 bags. Weekly report : Steady ;
cooil nvcrate. per 10 kilos. tl.SCO relsj receipts
liirliiK lii > week , 154.0W bniss ; Bilpmeiits to the
UnttiM Suites , SHl.KXI IIIKS ; stock , 4 ! > 5.tOO bans
HAMIirittl. Oct. 12.-l-0-KE-StcniIy | | nt ' , i
to ' .4 Jifg. decline : sales. 211 WO bni-s. l
mo. Oct. . 12-C01.'Kii-Fat | ; No. 7. 10 Mo
rcl ; rrevlplK during the week. fO.IOi ) bass.
shlpnienls to the. Unlteil Stales , 33.WO bacs-
stock. 31C.COO bnss. '
IIAVHK , Ocl. 12.COJ.TiiClofel rtrm nl
Hi to lif net nilvnnec ; pales. 31,000 b.iB .
KiiiiNim city . .
KANSAS CITV. Oct. 12. WIIKAT-Slow bul
sternly to sllshtly islur ; No. 2 lilir. ciGMc
latter for choice ; No. 3. MflOlc : N , 2 Veil. 72e'
No. 3. GS,2c , latter for fancy ; No. 2 sprlnir VKi
etc : No. 3. ccfirpc.
, COIIN Klrm nml active ; No. 2 mixed , 2Ic ; No
OATS-Slow. offerlnss llBht nml prices barely
Bleady ; No , 2 mUfd.i nominally , 17C15c ; No. 2
white , new. ISHc ; obi , 22c.
KYI- : Finn ; No. 2 , nominally , 33J34c.
HAY Stenily : choice. timothy , $7.00ji.DO ,
choice , prairie. J4.MW5.00.
HlTTKIl Plnn nt Ic hlcher ; creamery , 14Sle ;
dairy. lOiMZc.
UUGS Klnncr at 13c.
„ Dry CooilN.
NEW YORK , Oct. 12. The ppot demand for
ilry Kooils nnct also the mall cnk-rs called for n
Hinlteil nhsorlment of purely Fensonable fabrics
today. The many for\vanllnis of moderate nt-
Forlmenls of nil kinds of ioo.l8 , Inelndlnir cloth-
IIIR nooli-ns , underwear , etc. , nUded considerably
to the new business. New priming clolhs very
slindy nt 29-K.c nml Email salea reported.
I'AMi ItlVKIl , Mass. . Oct. 12. t'rlnt cloths ,
nt 2 9-lGc.
Col Ion .Market , x
NEW YOIIK. Oct. 12.-rOTTON--FutureH
rlofcd very steady ; nnles. HCi.SOii bales ; January.
J7.M ; IVbrunry. JS ; March. SS.05 ; April. JS.M-
May. J8.13 ; June. W.1C ; October , 7.07 ; Novembsr
J7.09 ; December. tlM.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-COTTON'-Stemly and un-
ehanced ; middling , 'He ; Kales. 13S bales : re
ceipts. C.21S bales ; ghipmcnls. 401 tales ; Block.
21,155 bales. _
Market.
NEW YORK. Ocl. I2.-SItr.Alt Raw. steady :
fair refining. 2"c ( ; centrlfuc.il , so leel , 3c : rt-
llncd , cjulel ; slnndanl A , 4Hc ; cut loaf , 6Hc :
gninulaled , 4'ir.
LONDON. Oct. 12. SUQAR Cnnr , dull ; little
doing ; centrifugal Jnvn , 10a 4 lid ; Muscovado ,
fair lennlntf. 9 < < 3d. licet sugar , dull and easier ;
October , bs lO'.s'l ' ; November , Ss
VlNllilt * ( irnlii Supply.
NEW YORK. Oct. 12.The visible supply
of craln Satunlny , October 10. us compile. ) by the
New York Produce exchange. Is : Wheat. 52.-
431.000 bu. ; Increase , 2.318.COO bu. Corn. I4.4CO.OOO
bu. ; Increase. (91,000 bu. Oats 9.033.000 bu. ;
Increase , 449.000 bu. Rye , 2.032,000 bu. ; Increase
25.000 bu. Jlarley. 2.920.COO bu. ; increase , 715,000
bu. _
Toledo Crnln.
TOF.KnO. Oct. 12. WHEAT Steady ; No. 2
cash , 74c ; December. 7Cic : Muy , 7iriic. !
OOIIN Dull nnd ensy ; No. 2 mixed , 23c.
OATH Dull : No. 2 mixed , l c.
RVH-Knay ; No. 2 , 4nc.
CLOVUIl SEED Dull ; prime October , 5.274. !
MIllllCIIIKlllH WlU'lll.
MINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 12 WHEAT Close ;
October , CS'-ic ; December , Me ; Muy , C9M70c.
On track : No. 1 hard , CCo ; No. 1 northern , tie ;
No. 2 northern , 721ic.
4)1 1 City Mnrii c1. .
OIL CITY , J'a. , Oct. 12. Credit balances , 11.1(1 ( ;
ccrtlllcntes opened hhh , low und closed , II. 1C.
Shlpmcnta , 1SS.017 bbls. ; runs , 4.C27 bbls.
lllltler.
ELOIN. Ill , , Oct. IZ.-IIUTTER-rirm ; offer
ings , 24.COO Ilia. ! snlea. Jl.MO Ibn. at We.
'
'KrlKiMi Whent.
SAN KRANCISCO. Oct. 12. WHEAT Quiet ;
December , Jl.21'4 ; May , JI.27T. .
RKRLIN. Oct. 12. KxchnnKe. on Ixjndon , clslit
days' FlKhl , 20m 35pfg.
1'AIIIS , Oct. 12. Three per cent rentes , 103f
Ua for the. account. KxcluuiKc on London , 25f
17c for checks.
LONDON. Oct. 12. 4 p. in. Gold Is quoted at
IluenoH Ayrcs today at 1P2.50 ; at Madrid , 19.25 :
at l.lnljon. 31 ; ( it Home , 105.00. The ninount of
bullion withdrawn from the Hank of England I
today , 100.0H ) ; amount of bullion dciiOblled ,
9,000. ( luld bars , 77s ll'id ; American cuclen ,
7Cn 7'iJ.
TIIIJ IU3AI.TY .1IAHKUT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday ,
October 12 , 1690 :
WARRANTY' DI3I3DS.
15 15 Ray and wife , to K I , Stiyder , lot
fi , block 1. Oxford I'laco t 950
T J O'Nell to M F Stout , lots 'J and
10 , block 132 , South Omaha 2,000 i
U I' Redman and WHO , to A II Red
man , tax lot 0 In sw 321I13 , ( ex an
Irregular tract In so corner ) 2 ,
QUIT CLAIM -DICIJOS.
M A Ilerhott to O N Herkctt ot nl. lot
2. block 221 , and \v'i of lot C , block
2IR , Omaha 1
J K McKnlKht executor , to Omaha
Loan and Truat company , lot 1 , block
8 , H V Smllh'H add 1
MOPH I'erHon to M ! ' HarrlH , lot II ,
W A Redlck'H add 25
DiiCI)9.
Sheriff to Homo Klro InMiiranco com
pany , lot 1 , block 12 , Improvement
AHBOcliillon add 1,301
Auioclutlon udd 1,201
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed nmondmrntu to tic !
Consttlutlon of the Slnto of NebrnnXn , fta
liornlnaftcr set forth In full , ure submltlcd
lo the electors of the Stntc of Nebriiskn , lo
bo voted upon nt thu general election to 5 > u
buld Tuesday , November 3 , A. 1) . IS'Jfl ' :
A joint resolution proposing to ntnoud
sections two (2) ( ) . four ( I ) , nnd live (5) ( ) , of
article six ( C ) ot the Constitution of thu
Slnto of Nebruskn , relating to number of
judges of the supreme court nnd their term
ot otllco.
Ue It resolved and enacted by the LoKts-
laturo of the Statu of Nebraska ;
Section 1. That xcctlon two (2) ( ) of article
x (0) ( ) of the t-oiiRtltutlon of the State of
Nebraska be umcudcd so a to read as fol-
IO\\H :
Section 2. The supreme court shall until
otherwise' provided by law. consist of tlvo
lul jtidicH. a majority of whom shall bo
necessary to form a quorum jur to pro-
iiounco a decision. It shall have original
jurisdiction In cases relating to revenue ,
civil cases In which the state shall be a
party , mandamus , quo warranto , habeas
corpus , and such appellate Jurisdiction , us
may ho provided by law.
Section 2. That section four ( I ) of artlclo
six ( ( I ) of thu Constitution of the state of
Nebraska , be amended so as to read as fol
lows :
Section t. The judpcft of the supreme
court shall be elected hy the electors of
the state at large and their term of olllce ,
CM-ept as hereinafter provided , shall bo for
a period of not less than live (0) ( ) years as
the legislature may prescribe.
Section 3 That section live ( " > ) of artlclo
six ( fi ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska , be amended to read as follows :
Section 5. At the llrst general election to
Im held In the year 1W. there shall 1 >
elected two Judges of the supreme court
one of whom shall bo elected for a term of
two (2) ( years , one for the term of four1) ( )
years , nnd at each general election there
after , there shall be elected one judge of
the supreme court for the frm of live ( . " )
years , unless otherwise provided by law ;
1'rovlded. That the Judges of the supreme
court whose terms have not expired at the
time of holding the general election of ltf'6 ,
shall continue to hold their olllce for the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 2fl. A. I ) . 1MW.
A Joint resolution proposing nn amend
ment to sccllon thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of the Constitution of the State ot Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of supreme and
district court judges.
I5o It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen (1.1) ( ) of
article six If ) of the Constitution of the
State of Neliraslca be amended so as to
read as follows :
Sec. 13. The judges of the supreme nnd
district courts shall receive for their per-
vlces such compensation as may be pro
vided by law , payable quarterly.
The legislature shall t Hn Ilrt session
Viftcr the adoption of thin amendment ,
Three-fifths of the mi' berB elected to
each house concurring xstabllsh their
? omncnsatlon. The com -nsntlon so es
tablished shall not be chanp. . .ficner than
once In four years nnd In n. i > viii ? unless
two-thirds of the members el. otcd t . ; ach
house of the legislature concui therein.
Approved March 30. A. D' 1S5 > '
A Joint resolution proposing to onicm !
sccllon twenty-four (24) ( ) of artlefi five (5) ( )
it the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the oniccra of the
executive department.
He It resolved and enacted by the Ix-cls-
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (24) (
of article IIvo (5) ( ) of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska bo amended to read
as follows :
Section 21. The olllcers of the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their ser\'lccs a compensation
to lie cxtntdlshi'd hy law. which shall bo
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have tiocn
commissioned nnd they shall not receive
to their own use any fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In their bauds 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 officer provided for In
thl "l Khali be paid In advance Into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
nt Its first session after the adoption of
this amendment , three-fifths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the legisla
ture concurring , establish the salaries of
the olllcers named In this article. The
compensation 8O established shall not be
changed oftencr than once In four years
and In no event unless two-thirds of the
members elected to each house of the leg
islature concur therein.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1S03.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section one (1) ( ) ot article six ( C ) ot the Con
stitution of the State ot Nebraska , relating
to judicial power.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one (1) ( of article
six ( C ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska be amended to read as follows :
Section 1. The judicial power of this stutc
shall be vested In n supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts , justices of the
peace , police magistrates , and In xuch
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
as may bo created by law In which two-
thlrdH ot the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1SI5.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of artlclo tlx (0) ( ) of the
Constitution of the State ot Ne'braska , re-
latins to Increase In number of supreme
and district court judges.
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section eleven (11) ( of aril-
clo six ( C ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read ns fol
lows :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of the mcmbera elected to each house
shall concur therein , may. in or after tlin
year one thousand eight hundred nud
nlnuty-sovcn and not of tuner than once In
every four yeara , Increase the number of
ludgcs of supreme and district courts , and
the Judicial districts of the state. Such
districts shall be formed of compact terri
tory , and bounded by county lines ; nnd
suen Increase , or any chaugu In the
boundaries of u. district , shall not vacate
the otllco of any Judge.
Approved March 3U , A. D. , ISDj.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section six ( G ) of artlclo one (1) ( ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by jury.
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the Leu-
Lilaturo of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six ( G ) , article ono
(1) ( ) of the Constitution of the State ot Ne
braska bo amended lo read as follows :
Section G. The right of trial by Jury shall
remain inviolate , but the legislature mny
provide that in civil actions live-sixths of
the Jury may render n verdict , and the
legislature by also authorize trial by u
jury of a less number than twelve men ,
In courts Info lor lo the district court.
Approved March 29 , A , U. , IS'ji.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
ncctton ono (1) ( ) of article five (5) ( ) of the Con
Btltutlon of Nebraska , relating to oOlccrs of
the executive department.
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg
islature of the Stole of Nebraska , :
Section 1. That section one (1) ( ) of arllclo
five ( G ) of the Constitution or the fatuto
of Nebruakn bo amendul to rend us fol-
Bec'llon 1. The executive deparlment shall
consist of n governor , lieutenant governor ,
secretary of state , auditor of public no-
county , treasurer , superintendent of public
Instruction , attorney Kenurnl , commissioner
of public lamlfl and buildings , and three
railroad commlnsloncrn , each of whom , ex
cept the said railroad commissioner ! ) , Hhall
hold his otllce for a term of two years ,
from the drift Thursday after thu llrst
Tuesday In January , after hjn election ,
nnd until his successor Is elected nnd quail ,
i tied. lOach railroad commissioner ghnll
I hold his olllco for a term of three yearn ,
beginning on the firm Thursday after the
Jlrut Tuesday In January utter ills election ,
nnd until his uscccHHor m nleclcd nnd qunll-
lled ; 1'rovlded , however , That nt the llrat
general election held after lh ndoptlor
'or Ihls amendment there HimII ho eleuteO
' thrcn railroad commliidoncrs , ono for the
I period of one year , one for thu period of
two yen , and ono for thu poilod of , three
yenrs. The governor , secretary of mate ,
auditor of public accountn , nnd trenunrer
Khali resldu nt the capltol during their
term of oirico ; they shall keep the publlo
1 records , hooka nnd papers there , nnd nhal
I perform uucli duties ( IB may ba required by
' law.
Approved March 20 , A. V. , ISK.
A joint resolution propoilUK to amend ice
lion Iwcnly-sU ( SO ) of nrtlrlo flro ( B ) ot th
Communion of tin- Stale of N'chrnslin , limit.
Ing llio number of execullvo ulnlc olHcera.
i.tnVnl' . ' r7 ° , liv''lto.lin.1 ' of ° " "l Nebraska > l't ! bf lho : * * *
Hfctlon I. Tlmt MM lion iwcnty-six (2fi ( ) of-
article Jlv ; ( f. ) of the Constitution of Urn
Htnto of Nebraska be amended to tread na
follows :
Section 1C. No oilier executive state om-
ccw except those named In section ono (1)
of this artlclo shall be created , cueept by
nn act or the legislature- which in con
curred In by not | P. than three-fourths
of the members elected lo each lunisa
thereof :
I'rovlded. That any olllce created by nn
net of the Icgislatmc. nwy be abolished by
the Icglalaiurc , two-thirds of the members
elected to each hoimo thereof concurring.
Approved March 30 , A. 1) . , 1SW.
A joint resolution proposing to nmcnA
lection nine (9) ( ) ot article eight ( S ) ot the
Constitution ot llio State of Ncbrankn , pro
viding for the Investment ot the permanent
tducatlonal funds of llio state.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Lsg-
mlature of tin ) State of Nebraska :
et-tiou l. That section nine (9) ) of arUcla
* lKlit ( M or the Constitution of the Stntn
or Nobroakn lie amended to read as fof-
- , . . . . . . . .
- - - - ' > i mi i * ' ii
) | j ; 'fji til u
of that may In any manner accrue , so that
Inn same shall remain fon-vir Invlolnlo
and undlmlul.shcd , nud Khali not hn In
vested or loaned except on rnlted States
or state ncctirltli . or reilsu > iod county
bonds or registered school dlxtrlot bond'i
of this stnte. and such fuiulsi , with the
Interest nnd Income thereof me hereby }
solemnly pledged for thu purposes for i
which they are granted and sot apart , and '
shall not be transferred to any other fund
for other uses ;
I'rovlded , The board created by section
I of this nrtlelo Is empowered to sell from
time to time any of Ilic securities belong
ing to the permanent school fund nnd In
vest the proceeds arising therefrom In any
of the Fectirllles enumerated In this sec
tion bearing a higher rate ot Interest ,
whenever an oppoitunlty for better Invest
ment Is presented ;
And provided further. That when any
warrant upon the Plate treasurer regu
larly Issued In pursuance of nn appropria
tion by the legislature and secured by the
levy of n tax for UK payment , slm'll ha
presented lo the stale- treasurer for pay
ment , and there shall not be any money
in the proper fund to pay such warrant ,
the board created by section 1 of this nrll-
clo may direct the slate treasurer to pay
the amount due on such warrant from
moneys In his hands belonging lo the per
manent school fund of the mate , and lie
shall hold said warrant ns an investment
of said permanent school fund.
Approved March 23. A. IX , IS'jj. *
A Joint resolution proposing on amend
ment to the Constitution of the Stale of
Nebraska by adding a new section to artlclo
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to be num
bered section two (2) ( ) , relative to the mornIng -
Ing of the government of cities of the
metropolitan class and lho government of
lho counties wherein such cities arc lo-
calcd.
Re It resolved and enacted by the I..CR-
Islaturo of the Stale of Nebraska :
Section 1. Tniit nrllelo twelve (12) ( ) of th '
Constllullon of Ihc Slate of Nobrashn bo
amended by adding to said article a now
section to be numbered section two (2) ( ) , to
read as follows :
Section 2. The government of nuy city of
lho metropolitan clnss and the government
of the county In which It Is located may bo
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 and received the assent of a
majority of the votes cast In such city anil
nlso a majority of Ihe votes cast In the
county exclusive of those cast In suclt
metropolitan city at such election.
Approved March 29. A. D. . IMS.
A Joint resolution proposing nn amendment
lo section six ( C ) of article seven (7) ( ) of the
Constitution ot the State of N'obrnaka , pre
scribing the manner In which voles shall
be cast ,
He It resolved and enacted by the I.CK-
tslalurc of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section slxG ( ) of arllclo
seven (7) ) of the Constitution of the Btato
of Nebraska be amended to read i.s fol
lows :
Section C. All votes shall bo by ballot , or
such other method as may be prescribed
by law , provided the secrecy of vollni ; b
preserved.
Approved March 29. A. D. , 1S35.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen (14) ( ) of th V
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , rola- '
tlvo to donations lo works ot Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
He It resolved and enacted by lho I < egl -
laturo of thn State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ) of artle.Ia
fourteen (14) ) of the Constitution of the
Stnte of Nebraska , bo amended lo read aa
follows :
Section 2. No city , county , town , precinct ,
municipality , or oilier subdivision of the
state , Hhall ever make donations to any
works of Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unliss n proposition HO to do shall
have been llrst submitted to the qimllllcd ;
electors and ratified by a two-thirds vota
at nn tdcctlon by authority of Inwj Pro
vided , That such don" lions of a county
with the donations of such subdivisions In
the nggrcgale shall not exceed ten per cent
of the assessed valuation of such county :
I'rovlded. further. That any city or county
may , by a three-fourths vote Increase Hucli
Indebtedness five per cent. In addition to
such ten ner cent nnd no bonds or evi
dences of Indebtedness BO Issued shall bo
valid unless the sumo shall have etiilbr cil
thereon a certificate signed by the secre
tary and auditor of Htnte. shoulnur that
thn same Is Issued pursuant lo law.
Approved March 2 ! > . A. D. , 1803.
I , J. A. Piper , secretory of state of tlio
state of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed amecdmcnlB to tlio
Constitution of the State of Nebraska ara
true and correct copies of the original en
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by the
Twenty-fourth session of lho legislature of
the State of Nebraska , as appears from
nulil original bills on file In this office , and
that all nnd each of said proposed amend
ments arc submitted lo the qualified votern
of the state of Nebraska for their adoption
or rejection at the general election to beheld
held on Tuesday , tlio 3d day of November ,
A. D. , 1S3C.
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
get my hand and affixed the great seal ot
the state ot Nebraska ,
Done at Lincoln , this 17th day of July , In
the year of our Lord , One Thousand Klght
( Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of the United States the Ono Hundred
and Twenty-first , and of this Btato tlio
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) J. A. PIPBIl ,
Secretary of State
1ue 1 nioNovS morn onlv.
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