r
Tina OMAHA DAILY irElfcl-JirNnasnAY , OCTOHFSIl M , 1800.
Wheat Readies the Best Quotation of tlio
Year. ,
DECEMBER TOUCHES SEVENTY CENTS
Tlmt Ceronl Slnrl * Hli n .lump
Out ) mill Oiiu-Ptmrlli Cunt *
1'vr Ilifliel nl
CHICAGO , Oct. 13.Vlicnt to.luy sold at
the best price of tlio your ; December lunch
ing 7uo at one time. To tliu surnrlslnfj
strength shown by the Liverpool market
was iluo moHt of Die tulvnncc. llouvy rcallz-
Ing created n reaction later , but the Ue-
comber option so-orcil u I'.io iidviinoc ; corn
nntl oat both nlmrcd In the prosperity , and
advanced He each.
Provisions were the only commodities to
decline , pork. Innl and ribs showing reduc
tions of from 2'.4o ' tu 5 < : .
Wlisnt Htiirtcil with a Jump of about Wic
jM-r Int. . much to the dlseual of many of thu
bulls , who Imd old their IOIIR wheat yea-
tcrday , The sudden advance was principally
because of the strength with which the
Liverpool market started , Uoth wheat and
corn In Loverpool opened tit Id advance
upon yi-utcrday'rt closing price ? . This rise
Indicated Independent reasons for hmher
lirli'cavlilcli was partially explained by a
cablegram , saylntf It was iluu to Hpoeula-
llon. To thr news of yi-slcrilay. ton , was
duo i > art of the strength , with im iii-knowl-
1'ilgril HhrlnknKf I" our own crop of nearly
CO.UOO.OM ) lui. trom last yrnr. an mlmlttec
Hhrlnkace In llussla of r,7MO.fXjO ( bii. . and
over . I'W'O.OOO ' Im. In Anjonilm1. with the
JICWM of dl-aster to the wheat crops of India
and Australia , there Is no loiwi-r loom for
reasonable doubt that Amerle.i will be
cnlloil upon for Inrgur roiilrlbutloiis than
usual to the world's mipp'.y. with the ability
to respond less than usual. The range or
iirlet-s at the opfnl"B wnu a wjdo one.
bcrcmli'T Bold nt from 7u-e to iUv c. De
livery was npnrlntly made at tbo exireniuH.
but heavily nt from 70e to TOT.o. 1 lie elos-
IHK prlec yeHti-iilay wat from Ciu ! to l.'JHu.
The IlKiircs Klven marked almost the entire
range of the forenoon's Illieiuajioii ? , the
only exception being a illp to lOVic , the
ciilmlnalliiK point of a gradual reaction
which set In after the opening ; * nlurRi. lull
that was followed by n second rise to (07tc
before 12 o'clock. The prlnelpiil bcarMi fac
tor w.is again tlio heavtneiw of the do
mestic rcrrlptn. Chicago got 347 cars and
Minneapolis and Uiiluth together. 1.433 cars
ngiiltiHt l.Ki a week ago , and 1,440 on the
corresponding day of tin- year before.
IlrailF-lrccfH visible supply statrmc-nt
showed an Increase In the world's stoc.s : or
GIXK.0'0 bu , This was heavier than expected
and caused a temporary slight depression
In the market. The effect of this was dis
pelled by the strength of the closing cables ,
and encouraged by that strcnRth there
were plenty of buyers on every soft Hiol.
The price of December had \inmeroiiM lluc-
tuatlonn between 70c and 7Wic , and finally
rested at from TUVie to "O-Kc , or l',4c rise for
the day. The reselling of some UO.OO ) bu.
taken some days ago for export created
a slightly easier feeling.
Corn got a good send off from tbo
strength of the Liverpool market , which
opened Id higher than It closed yester
day. The first few minutes of the session
nhowed n rise of Ic in the price of May.
liut Hollers became too numerous for such
n considerable and sudden advance to hold.
The advance In lake freights allso helped
to address the advance. The undercurrent ,
however , was bullish all day. May opened
Irregular and about % c higher at from ZSMn
to 2Sc , advanced to 2Sc and declined tn
2S',4e. where It closed.
Oats opened firm , grew very strongimil
advanced considerably In prices , Tor n
lime the nlrcngth was held , but when wheat
reacted oats did likewise , but only slightly ,
and tlio market closed with but a portion
of the advance lost. Demand was very
rood , shorts especially being active buyers.
May opened about % o higher at from IO-Se.
to 2'Tftc ' , advanced to 21c , and closed
steady at 21c.
Provisions opened with n strong bullish
feeling , due to the stronger hog market
mid the II nun ess developeJ In grain and
prices advanced rapidly , but enormous
offerings by packers and ox-KriKllsh houses
caused a decided reaction and the close
was at slightly- lower prices. January
pork closed 5c lower nt JS.10. January lard
EC lower at H.C7J4. January ribs , 2Jfcc lower
nt 14.0714.
Kstlnmtcd receipts Wednesday : Wheat ,
270 carx ; corn , kCJ cars ; oatu , 390 cars ; nogs.
31.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
u tir > * r.tr < ' < tl * .k'V >
WHEAT No. 2 FprliiK. C3Uc ; Xo. 3 fprlnff , K
C7c : No. 2 red , 7liH7Hic. !
COHN'-No. 2. 24I4H24HC ; No. 2 yellow. 25 {
OATH-No. 2. ISKc ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 20iO
tie : No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 17i ! j:0c.-
HYK No. 2. 31 > : p.
DAHLKY Nominal : No. S , f , o. b. , 2Cff37c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , 2J 2c. ! )
ri.AX.SKKI > No. 1 , 73fi75',5c.
TIMOTHV KKKO-I'rlme. J2.55.
I'llOVIHIONH-Mesn pork , per bbl. , J7.Kff7.30.
Lard , | > er 100 U.S. . , J4.4SiTI.CO. Short ribs , Hides
( leone ) . t3.MJJI.10 ; dry railed rhoulderH ( hoxe.l ) .
J4.00H. : : > : lO.ort . clear FlcVB ( boxed ) . JI.12H04.2S.
WIII8KY ninllllerH' flnlrhed Rood * . J1.18.
BnOAHK-Cut loaf , JI.93 ; Kranulated , tl.32.
The following were the receipts and BhiumcntH
today :
On tlio Produce exchanirj tolivthn butter mar.
ket was flr.n ; eivainory , UJIfic : dnlry. UiS
lllr. KCL' , linn ; frebli. lie. Cheeuu , Htuady :
BUOe.
_
NEW. YOHK ( inXKIlAI , JIAUICIJT.
QiKitntlonn of the Dny oil Viirloux
CoiiiinoilllloH.
Ni\V YOltIC , Oct. 13.-KI/UIt-Hecelntg , 18.-
COO bbls. ; exportK , 1C.1CS bids. ; strong und active
today In nympathy with wheat ; prices were nd-
vnnced about 10flSc ; Minnesota patents , J3.W
4.30 ; Minnesota bakers , j.7W3.35 ; winter pat-
nln , .DJ < .2 ; wlnler stralKhtc , I3.C5C3.75 ; win-
ttr cxtrim , j.30C165 ; winter low Kraden. I2.10O
2.30 ; city mill putvnlH , I4.70&4.7 : ; city mill
clear * . JUOm.M ; mill patrntK. 3.70ai.o. Ilye
Hour llrm ; nupcrJlne , J2.COO2.70j fancy. | : .75 ®
2.W. lluckwheut Hour , llrm \\.Kii\M. \ \ .
COIIN MBAIPlnn : yellow western , Clc
BW-'Jic 1'1 " N ° ' s wcalern > 44'itt45c : car lots ,
IIAIII.IOY Finn ; feeding wenlern , 30c ; mnltlnf.
56C.
WHKAT ItecelptH. 233,600 Im. ; exportn. 47g
bu. ; No. 1 hard , 7bic. Optlona were utronircr
nnd unexpecledly hlnher on cables , foreign buy-
\n und bull rcnllment
, advnnclnir Inter on re-
] iort of further rhlpmentii to India to t'.ie MK\\- \
t point of Hie year. The feeling wan very
nerroUB und Just before the close prices dropped
off u Illllu under realizing ; closed nt c
net advance ; Oclober closed nt Title : December
7GH1i76Tlc. closed ut 7Clic. '
COItN-HecolpU. 1IO,3K ) Im , : exports , 130,213
bu. ; i-pot flnncr ; No. 2 , 3ISe. Options strong
und hlKher on forelcn buylnu , oed cash di-llv-
ery nnd symp.ithy with wheat , closing Irregular
lit Htltte ndvunce ; October , 3tC3t',4c , closed at
Slfcc ; Din-ember , SSHUSS ic. clokcd lit SIKe. .
OATH Heeelpts. 240.000 l > u. ; exports , 23k85 bu
npot llnnvr ; No. 2 , :3c. Option * < iulet hut nrnier
vllli tliu other markels ; closed u shade easier
nt He net udvunce ; October closed at 2S e : De
cember. UVfCJftc , closed nt 23 Jc.
HAY Quiet ; sprlnir , I5.50fld.00 ; good to choice.
js.oons.M.
IIOI'H ( Julet ; state , common to choice , 1891
crop. 2HHc ! ; IMS crop. 3ft7c ; ISM crop , SRIOc ;
1'aclllc conn , U9I crop , 2MHu ; IMG crop , JtiCUc.
lUDICM-KInn ; wet. snlted , New Orleuns , se
lected llulvrslon , llo ; lIueniiH Ayres , dry , ICe ,
1 nominal. Texus , dry , ( He ; California , J3c.
l.KATUKIt Klrnii heiniocK sole. lluenos
Ayres. Unlit to heavy weluhts. IJ'.Jtj Oc.
lIUlTKU-ltccvliJls , 11,741 pkKs. ; steudy ; west.
ern creamery , 121/150 ; western dnlry. 7l4tftliic ;
Kllilns. 13o ; factory , 7Ullc ; Imitation creamery ,
UItl2'4e.
flliiHi-IlcTC'lptl : ( , ll45 l > kcs. ; steudy ; InrKf.
small , 7aiOc ; part skims , 3UU ' .4c ; full
shims , 0 ,
r.CKlH-Hecelptp , S.C10 pkgs. ; nulel ; state and
rennsylvanlH. tUiiSOc : western. UHlkHe ,
PHOVIHION8 Out iiHMila. llrm ; pickled bellies ,
Id Cc ; plvkled shoulders , 4Ui4Ho ; pickled lmni
HJjUHc. Ijard , clored easy ; western steam elosed h
nt } 4.W ) ; sales , none. 1'ork. hlKher ; mess , JS.Mtj
0.25 ; short clear bullies , t7.COUIO.CO ; family , 110.50
. .
TAI.LO\V-FIrm ; city (12 per pkif. ) . j C4o ;
country ( pkes free ) , 3HC4UC , us to quality.
HICK Firm ; domestic , fair to extru , SSUCc ;
Japun , 4UIUe.
MOLASSKS Steady : New Orleans , open ket
tle , good ( o choice. 29U370.
FLAX81CUD llIUCKB-Steaily at $1.0005.00.
, OILS-Coltoniecd oil , * .ctlv and excited ; prime
i * -
/
crude. IJHnJlri prim * crude , f. o. K mills , ISO1
! Uc ; prlinn summer ytllow , ! ? flMc ; off summer
ellnw , Xttl'UCi butlrr smiles , 5 ci prime white ,
( TfitdO , IVIndMim , quIHi t'nltcil clo ed Bt
ll.iiU Mil. llnrln , firm ; rtrfllnrd. common lo
Rood. JI.77i.4OI. SO. Turpentine , firm ; 2S02SHP.
Mlh'AI.SI'lB Imii. O.UIH ; snui.iern , lin.MO
12.00 ; norlhrrn. | l0.7tflliW. Cupper , itrmly ;
olu if , JI0.50 ; < xeli riis * . tlO.WfflO.fn. I.rmJ ,
Midy ; brt.kfiP. tJ.Mi rxrlmnnp , J2.724 ! J
Tin. stfAdy : ttrnlls , ( i.r fM2.6 ; plnleii , dull.
P.fitcr. . dull ; ilemf tlc , _ _ > 3.tftjf3.7v' .
O.MAIIA Cn.NHIlAl. .UAUICHT.
Conitlllnii of Trniln nnil O.miliillnim
tin Simile nml I'nncy I'rinlnce.
ir.is-fioo.i ( Mock , Hue.
llt'TTMll-Commun lo fair. Cc ; choice to fancy ,
country , llfllM ; ifpiiratur creamery , 150Uo :
Kalheied CH'iim. UOllc.
UA.Mi-'inlilc | chickens , pi-r dot. , | 2.COfl3,00 ;
nuall , tl.MDl.Mi lent ducks , ( l.Wftl.W ; red heads
nnd m.illnidt , )2.5off3.00.
t'HCKHi : Doinestla brick , 9c ; Hdam. per doz. ,
! > . : & ; cliili holite , 1-lb. Jnrs , ler iloz. . 13.13 ; I.lm-
icrKer , funey , per Ib. , t'c ' ; Iloiiucfort , U-tb.
nrs , ptr dux. , M.CO ; Vounff Amcilcas , 10(10 ( ;
wmn , rancy , t' ' e.
ViAL Cliolci > fnl. fO to lid lb . , arc quoted at
ifHu : Inrcc nml runrte , 4RCc.
I'Olll.THY l.lie hrns , RHflfic ; cocks , 3c : spring
rlikki'm , .r.4jCc ; rprliiR ducks , "tSc ; turkeys ,
.
PintONH-Ure : , Mo ; Oeml plitcons not wanted.
IIAV fpland. J4.50 : midland , tl ; lowland ,
:3.iOj : rye straw , Jl ; color mnken the J TCC on
my ; llKht bnles tell the bcit ; only top grades
IMC ILP prices.
IittOOM COItN lixtrcmcty s'.ow mle ; new
cron , delivered on trnck In country : c'lolco rreen
rlf-wnrklnir carpet per Ib , . l c : choice green ,
rur.nlnR to hurl. 2' < c : cr.mmon. IHc.
SW'Kirr POTATOKS-OII orders , per bbl. , 11.75.
TOMATOIM-Per li-ljii. Imthvt. toflCOc.
ONlONS-dood stnck , per bu. , 35050c.
LIMA IIHANS Per Ib. . 4c.
r.KANS lint" ! picked nnvy , per bu. . 'MAffl.M.
AlinAnn-1Iome grown. p r hundred. TSBlWc.
Ct.M.r.riY Per dnr. . 2..c : fnncy. large. 45i50c ,
rOTATOHS-Oood slock , per bu. , 30H35C.
FllflTH.
nitAPCKNenYork. . 12UC ,
CALIFOIINIA PIIACIIIIS Frecslones , OCc.
PLC.MS No fhlpplng sttck.
CAI.1FOKNIA ( IHAPICS Tokays nml other
fnncy vnrli-tle" tl.2.i.
AI'PLUS-Cookimr. " | ! cr bbb/'ll i : ' ratine. ' HM !
fl"J ; Jonathans , fnncy. 12.25 ; New York , 12,00
CALIFOIINIA I'KAllfi-Pcr box , 11.75.
CALIFOIINIA Ql'lNCr.S-Pcr box , 11.75.
FUUITS.
, . . .
I.K.MONS - Mrmltiai , 15.101/5.50 ; California
lemun . J4.00fi4.r,0.
IIAN'ANAS I'holce. larcc slock , per bunch ,
t.0002,25 ; medlum-sl7.od bupch''S , ll.CofT2.CO.
( ) YSTI-llS--Ni".v : York counls , per cnn , 43c ;
Now York scli'Cls , per enu. 4uo ; exlra telecls ,
per run , &c ; slnnd.ird < < , per ean. Me ; mediums ,
tier eun , Me ; New York : ounts. p r 100 , Jt.2. > ;
| icr 1,000. Ill ; New Ymk H'kctn. per cut. , 52 ;
ier tub. Ill : bulk rlnnd.irds. per I.MI. . JI.CO.
IIONKY Fancy white , per-lb. , 14fie ; choice ,
13c ; Cnllfornhi , nmbcr color , lOe.
Cimii : ( Minified juice , per half bbl. , 12.75 ; per
bid. , -,004.75. .
MAI'I.K SYUt'P Klvr-Kal. CUIIH. each. 2.75 ;
nl. ennn. prr doz. , } U ; half-gal , canx , ( C.25 ;
ijiiurl onnn. | * .5D.
Fins Imported fancy , C crown , SO-lb. boxes ,
14e : clioleo. 10-lb. Ixixes. 3 cioun. 9/IOc.
NUTS Almonds , California , per In , , medium
site , lite ; Tnrraeona iilmonds. Per Ib. , InrRe ,
lic ; Ilrnxlls. per Ib. , Kc ; ICnKllsli walnuts , per
Ib. , fnncy soft shell , 12n ; medium size , lOc ; ( II-
lierls , per Ib. , lOc ; pecan. " , iiollxhcd meillum , fee ;
InrKe , lOo ; iienmits , raw , C507c ! ; rousted , 7Hc ;
chPi.tnuts , lOc.
IATiS-IInllo\veen , per Ib. , 5c ; fanls , 10- 1 b.
bones , prr Hi. , 7e.
IIIDK3 AND TAU.OW. .
Hinns No. 1 wreen hides. 4o ; Xo. 2 Krcen
hides , : c ; No. I Klcen stilled hides , 5c ; No. 2
Kit-en raited hides , 4c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
Ibs. , Cc : No. 2 veal calf , S to 15 lln. . 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint hides. 7iSc ; No. 2 dry Mint hide * . C07c ;
No. 1 dij Balled hides , fie ; purl cured hides , J4c
per Ib. , less t'liin fully cured.
SIIini > PKI/rS-Creen ! salted , each. 25fCOc ? ;
crreii salted shearlnKS ( abort wooled early
hklnc ) , encli , 15c : dry Hlicnrlngs ( short wooled
tally skins ; . No. I , ench , Cc ; dry shenrllnRs
( xhort wooled curly tklns ) . No. 1. pach. Sc ; dry
Hint Koii nn nnd Nebraska biilcher wool pells ,
per Ib. , nctiinl nclKht , 4ff.o ; dry Hint Kansas
and Ntbrnrkn Mm rain wool pelts , per Ib. , net-
mil nt-lghl , 3C4c ; dry llir.l Colorado bulchcr
tt'iwjl iwlls , per Ib. nclunl weight , 4Q5c ; dry
Hint C'olurado Murrain wnul pc-ltK. per Ib. , actual
weluht , 574c ; fret cut off. us U Is utcless to pay
frelKht on them.
TAM/IW AND OIIKASB Tallow , No. 1 , 2 c ;
tallow. No. 2 , 2c ; ureast. .vhltc A. 214e. ; Brense.
white II , Hie ; Rrcare. yellow , l',4c ; Brense , dark.
1'to ; old butler , 202'vic ; beeswax , prime , 15O
22o ; roiiRb tallow , Ic.
IONiS ! In car Irts , weigher nnd delivered In
ChlcftBo : Dry htiffnla , per ton. J12.00KH.OO dry
cnunliy , bleached , per ton , $ IO.OO T12.M > : dry conn-
iry. damp nnd meaty , per ton , $0.00(78.00.
\YOOI < I'nwnsheil , line heavy , 6iI7c ; line , llKht ,
fjc : qunrter blood , 10f12c : seedy , burry nnd
chnay , fI9c ; colted nnd broken , course , 709c ;
cotted nml broken , fine. CflSc. Fleece washed
Medium , l.lttlSc : line , 1401Cc ; tub washed , 16f ?
ISc : blnek. Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tng locks , 2@3c dead
pulled. 5fCc.
rnngii MEATS.
lliiCF Good native steers , 400 to COO Ibs. , C4B !
7c ; westein steers , CfKUc : KOOI ! cows nnd belf-
ers , 5a35ic ; medium cows nml heifers , 4l4c ; Koo < l
fon-quarters COWH nnd I'clfers. 3H04c : peed
forequnrtcra native steers.4l.4fJ5c ; Bood hlnd-
qunrlers cows and heifers , C'.jc ; poo.1 hindquar
ters native slccrn , S'.Jc : cow rounds 6c ; cow
plates , 3o ; boneless chucks. 4c : cow chucks. Sc :
iteer chucks , 3i,4e ; beef tenderloins , IDc ; beef
rolls , boneless. He ; flrloln butts , boneless , S'/e :
loin backs. IxinclcfB. t > o : loin backs , 7o ; cow
ribs. No. 3. Sc ! ; cuw loins. No. 3.7ijc ; lxef
trimmings , 3c ; rump butts , 5c ; shoulder clods ,
5c.
5c.1'OHIC
1'OHIC Dressed IIOBS , 4Sc ; pork loins , 7e ; pork
tenderloins , He : spare ribs , 44o ! ; hum rausnKe.
butts , 5Hc ; pork shoulders , roUBh , 44c ! ; poik
shoulders , skinned. 6c : nork trlmmlnKs , 44e ! ;
lenf Inrd. not rendered. BUe.
MUTTON Dressed lumbs , 7c : dressed mutton.
r.c ; racks , mutton , tic ; leu * , mutton. ( He ; sad-
dies , mutton , 814c ; stews , 2',4c ; sheep plucks , 3e ;
sheep tongues , per doz. , 25c.
Liverpool .Murkctx.
I.IVKIIPOOL , , Oct. 13.-4US n. in. closlnB :
WHKAT Siot | firm ; demand fair ; No. 2 red ,
sprint ' , . Cs liid ; No. 1 hnnl. Mnnlloba , Cs 2 d ;
No. 1 Cnllfornla , Ca 6d. Futures opened llrm ,
with near and dlstunt positions Id higher ;
eloted stroiiB , with near positions lJ2d hlslier
and dlstnnt positions 1V4SHM hlKher ; buslnesH
about equally distributed ; October , C Id : No
vember. Cs M ; December. Cs l',4il ' ; January , Cs
lid : February , Cs li l ; March , Cs 2d.
COHN-Spat llnu ; Amerlain mixed , new , 3s
2Kd. Futures opened llrm. with near and dis
tant positions id hlKher ; closed llrm , with near
positions l ! ; l'4d higher and distant poaltlonx
unchunBcd to 5Jil hlBhcr ; business ubout equally
dlslrlbiiled ; October , 3s 2V4d ; November , 3s 3d ;
December. 3a 34d ! ; Jnnuury. 3s 2 d : March.
FIJoun Firm ; demand firm ; St. Louis fnncy
winter , fit 3d.
PROVISIONS Ilacon , llrm ; demand Bood ;
Cumberland cut , 28 to 30 Ibs. , 33s Cd : short ribs ,
20 to 21 Ibs. , 30M ; lonB cleur. llBht , 35 to 3X His. ,
J9 6d ; Ions clear , heavy , 40 to 43 Ibs. , 2Ss Cd ;
short clear backs , llKht.-lii Ibs. , 27s Cd ; short
clear middles , heavy , 43 to 60 Ibs. , 23 H Cd. Shoul
ders , fquare. 12 to 18 Ibs. , J7s. Ilnms , short
cut , 14 to 16 Ibs. , 4Ss Cd. Tallow , line Norlh
American , 21s 3d. Ileef , exlrn India met * . 50s ;
prime mess , 40s. 1'ork , prime mess , 4Gn Cd.
Uird , Hrm : prime western , 24s Cd ; refined. In
pntls , 26s Gd.
CHHUSK Firm ; demand moderate ; finest
American while. August , 4Ss ; finest American
colored , August , 49s.
llt'TTKIl Finest United Stntes , 90s ; Rood , COs.
OILS Tun > entlne. splrltfl , 21 M. llosln , com
mon. Cs 3d. Cotlonseed oil , Liverpool refined ,
17s. Llnteed oil , I7s 9d. I'elroleum , rellned ,
C4d. !
ItKFItiaiiltATOH IIICEF Forequartcr , SVJiIj
hlndquarter. 5 d.
IILKACIIINO 1'OWDHn-Hardwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool , 7.
HOI'S At London ( Pacific coast ) , 3.
The receipts of wheat durlnc the past three
days were 183.000 centals , Including 87.000 centals
American. The recelplH of American corn dur
ing the pnst three days were 205,000 centals.
Thrf weather Is cold nnd dry.
St. LoulH CifiK-rnl Jlnrkct.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 13. PIX > UK Market firm and
rome expert business , but inly of small lots ; a
fair domestic trade ; patents , 13.75iT3.tiO ; extra
fancy , J3.3ift3.41 ; fancy , r..75g2.VO ; choice , 12.35
d 2. 4 5 ,
WII12AT Market opened excited at an ad
vance , which was upheld all dny because of the
Brent amount ol bull n.'wn , futures closlnB
higher thnn yesterday. There was lively buyttiK.
which kept up btter than the sellliiB during
the early advance , though there wns sonic re-
nllzlnB. Spot , hlsher ; No. 2 red , cash , clevntor ,
72u ; track , 724c ! : No , 2 bard , cash. We : Decem
ber , 73'ic bid ; May. 77Tic ntkcd.
COIIN Futures lilnhcr In sympathy with
wheat ; spot higher ; No. 2 cash. 23c ; December ,
I3iJc bid : May. 25 c.
OATS IIlEhcr ; No. 2 cash , 17c ; May , 21 4c bid.
HYK IllBhcr nl 39c.
HAY Choice ( trades still scarce and firm nnd
lower ( trades dull nnd steady ; prairie , 17.00C7.50 ;
timothy , J5.OOfill.Mi. this tide.
IIKAN StroiiB nnd hlKber ; 44c sacked , cast
truck ,
FLAXSKED-fitendy nt 71c.
TIMOTHY HL'ED-l'rlme. I2.CO.
IIUTTUn IIlKher ; crcumery , 14C2lc ; dairy , 10
ICfJnR-Steady nt .
POl'LTHY Quiet : chickens , old. CVjflCe ; sprliiB.
Cfjcvjo. Turkeys , stroiiK : fn,4c. Ducks , steady ;
7CI7 e. Oeese. steady ; 4iC'jc.
\VHIKICY-11.18.
LKAD-t.f > 2M bid. Speller. 13.45 asked.
1'IIOVIHIONS Pork , stcar'y : standurd mess.
Joblnir , 17.70R7.75. Lnrd , sleady * prime steam ,
14.25 ; choice , 14.33 , Ilacon. boxed shoulders , 14.75 ;
IOIIKS. II.S7H ; shorts. 14.17(4. ( Dry suited meats ,
boxed shoulders , 11.23 : tones , 14.25 ; ribs. 14.25.
lU-cclnts : Flour , C.OCKl bMs. : wheat , 41,000 bu. ;
ccrn , CR.OM bu. : oats , r.0,000 . bu.
Shipments : Flour , 10 , ( M bids. ; wheat , 15,000
bu. ; corn. 121.COO bu. ; oals > _ J44.000 bu.
Dry CiooilM.
NEW TOIUC. Ocl. I3.-llnln ani absence of
mail orders canted a llKht demand for simile
cottons. ultho'jKh there WUH im Improved Inquiry
for fancy cottons and woolen Rood * for account
of sprliiK snles. 1'rlntlnK cloths llrm at 2 3-Kc.
nnd no snles of spots , but thU amount WHS bb !
nml declined for contracts , sales of odd Koods
ubout 15.000 plerer ,
MANCHEMTEIl. Oct. 13. Cloths nnd yarns ,
nmrket quiet : less nctlve.
FAL1 < ItlVEIt , Oct , 13. Print cloths steady
nt I 9-lc. Moderate rules of odd goods.
MIllllCIIIHlIlN Wlll'llt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 13. WHEAT Close ! Op.
tuber. WHc : Decemlier , MTUiCTc : May , 70 ! ; If
71c. On truck : No. 1 hard , C6ic ; No. I northern ,
CiVtc ; No. a northern , fSUc. lucelpls. 510 curs.
Ai'viiiiiulatluii cif drill ii Htuukii.
NEW YOIHC , Oct. U. Special cable and tele-
ernplilo illcpatchci to Uraditreet'i , covering the
irlnelpnl point * of accumulation , Indicate- the
following chamtes Insl Satunlny , an compared
with thi > I'lrcedlnir Haturdnyi Wheat , tnlled
Hlnles nnd t'nnmta , east of the Itorky moun-
alns , Increase 3,49l.doo bu. ; allont for nnd In
Curope , Increase , j.Mfi.ooo bu. Corn , United
Slnles nnd Canada , east of ihc llockles , In
crease 912,000 bu. Onts , I 'lilted Stntes and Can-
nda , enst of the Ilorklc" , Increase 944.000 bu.
Ijirjtir Increase of wheitt stock not reporleil
n lids official vb lbl < > supply statement Include
128,000 bu. In Mnnltobfl elevators , 400.000 bu.
n northwestern elevators , 172.COO bu. nt Oal-
veslon , 100.000 bu. nt New Orleans , 9) M ) bu.
nt l.oulnvlllc. 50,000 bu. nt Kansns City nnd
42.000 bu. In Milwaukee prlvnto elevators. The
only heavy decrease was IM.OOO bu. nt Fort
William , Ont , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCKS AM ) IIOMKS.
Miei-iilntlon | .Si-iitliiu-nt Wont A roil nil
to Hu < Hull Slil < > VfNli-rilit ) ' .
NEW YOIIIC , Oct. 13. Speculative sentiment
vent around lo Ihc bull side today. The volume
of business , however , was not particularly largo
or Hie distribution of dealings Improved , Ac
tivity ngnln centered In n few of the strongly
cllqucd shares , with Tobacco the slur performer
on mnnlpulntlon ngnlnst the shorts. News of
he completion of the fortnightly settlement on
he I nilon Stock exchange without friction wns
ouplcd previous to the local opening with ca
lled ndvlces of higher prices -for American se
curities. Keiiorts of greater confidence ns to the
renernl business nnd flnanrlnl outlook nnd at a
further fhnrp advance In the prices of our cereals
nnd other food products , together with n ct-ntln-
led Increasing export Inquiry , excrled stroHB In-
luence In shaping prices. Nevertheless , buyliiB
other than by proreFslonaln was the exception.
The announcement wns nl o mnde of n further
cnBnBement of about J6CO.OOO In gold for Import
0 nils country , nlthouKh experts ilBured thai
the advance yesterday to 2rS per cent In London
llscount rale precluded Import * on n regular ex
change basis at above JI.M'j for actual demand
sterling.
The exchange market was slightly easier lo-
day , nclunl demand being offered In some In-
BlnnceH nt 14.84 net. Hankers nenernlty arc ills-
iosed lo put out lllnc money for other limn
lerlods ot nine months ami beyond one year ,
while borrowers are more concerned regarding
short time accommodations. There Is some com
ment over the extremely llBnt return llow of
'unds to this city that were forwarded earlier
for crop moving purposes. Commercial paper
of the very best quality Is In Increnrcd supply
nt S per cent , with n very light demand , Im-
irovemenls In the forenoon shnrc prices were
, 'ery pronounced. Tobacco moved up Ci per cent
: o 75'ji The rise wns attributed to operations of
iielated rhort Interests. Other advances In the
nduslrlnls extended to 2'H per cent In
'I'lc.igo ( Ins , nnd In the Icvi i.cllve group on lo
H4 per rent. In the rnllwnys the gnlns rniiRcd
up to ITi In Hock Island. Profit-taking around
1 o'clock cnused ni retlmck. In which Sugnr nnd
Manhnltnn were the chief sufferers. The decline
wns of brief duration. Itenewcd slrenglh de
veloped genernlly In the final hour , the bcM
figures nf the dny being recorded. The gnlns
nmong the usually Inactive shnreH were numer
ous , Including St , Paul preferred , which sold nt
121 , nnd Hnblier preferred nt f.S'j , ns compared
with respective closing bids ycsttnnv ! of 120 nnd
ra. The closing was slrong nt the best IlKurcH
nint rhowlnB net gnlns of from 1 to .1 points. The
bond market moved upward In sympathy with
stocks , nnd In many Instances the. gnlns were
malerlnl. The greatest advance nnd activity
were In the Atchlson and Heading Issues , which
nveraBed n point. The sales were CS8.000 share ? .
Oovernmenls were quiet but higher on purchases
of l-ono.
The Evening Post's London financial cnblefiram
says : The stock market opened dull today and
then rallied Benernlly , nml considerably on llghler
ccntnngoes nnd nn easier arrangement of Ihc ef
fect In this reltlement thnn had liecn looked for.
The Improvement continued until near Ihc close ,
when there wns n slight reaction on further gold
exports , Indicating a strong probability of a rise
In the bank rale.
The Bcnernl liellef here In that Inrse amounts
of gold will return from America afler the elec
tion. Americans were good frcm slnrt to finish.
There was a mihMantlal recovery In other mar
kets. Hrntll l > elng the principal feature. The
Pnrls bourse wns much better on the rise In
I/indon. The future of Ihe bourse Iherc mnlnly
depends on Spnnloh flnnncc. H Is hoped there
that no further Iliicslnn loan mny lie Issued Just
yet. The llerlln mnrket wns stendler ,
The following were ihc closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today : _
AtehlHon N. Y. Central *
AilamsKx. N. Y. .t N. B SS
Al'on.T. H 6.1 Ontario * W
Am. Express 10H Orvgon Inm
nalllmoro.VOtito. Oregon N.'iv
Cnn.ida I'aolllc. . . . O. S. I * A U. N HI
Cannd.isoulhorn. . Pacific Mall
Central Pnclllu. . . . Pcori.i Dec A E , . .
Chen , & Ohm I'lltHbup.- UK )
Clilcnco , t Alton. . 1C5 Pullman IMl.icc. . . H.I
U..1I..VQ Ileadlmr
Chicago ( pan liUJi U. O. W IB
Consolidates ! O.n. 144 111 O. W.nfd 40
R. . ( ! . . U. A St. L. . . 'J4MIKOCK Island
Colo. Coal A ; Iron. H.St. . Paul
Cotton Oil Curt. . . . 12 ! < iloofd KM
Delaware It Hud. . 110H St. \Oirihr : . . . . SUM
Del. . Lack. A W. . . 151 doofd
l.4Il.J. tM 4m Southern Paciflo. .
r.rlolbt r'-l
do'Jd pfd 1:1 : * Tonn. coal &lroa
del : < l pfd 17 TcxaaPaclflc "
FortW.-mio 15H T. .V.O.Cent. l > fj. . . .8"
( ! . Northern DfJ. . . 117 Union P.iclnc. . . . . .
O.iM. I. nM HO U. S. KxrjroHi
Hocking V.-vllov. . . 11)11 ) XV. St. L. , t P 0
Illlnoli Central. . tillV. . St. I * . A P. of.l. 0U
SUP. .tUnlutli. . . . 118 Wells F.ireo Ex. . . H5
K. AT. pfd UK'f U'eflteni Union. . . . K3
fjikoKrlo.t WosU 14i ! Whccllmr iU U. . S'-
iloofd Ill no pfd S'14
LakoSiioro 1 ii : IM..vst. L 14
Lend Trust I'd ID..V11. U ion
LoulHvlllo&N. . . . 4' > U (1. K 20
L. AN. A 13
' " ' ' " ' " " "
Manh.itt.in Con. . . . . C.'F..t'i. . . ! . 18
Memuhls.V C 10 do nto. VO
Michigan Cent till T. SU L. , V K. C. . . .
MlHHonrl paclflo. . 1UU T. St. L. ilC.C. Ufa 1(1 (
Mobllo.t oluo..n ' S. II. H. .
NaRlivllloClnt. . . . OS' H. H. HIM o
KntlonalCord.itfi ) . Am. Tob. Cede o74U
Nat. Cordaio nf J. . do ufd U'l '
N.J. Cntr.il IOU Am.Tol.tC. Co. . . 110
N..V W.ofd Com'l Cable Co. . . . 1411
North Am. Co 4 Am. Siiif.ir pfd osn
Northern IMclflo. . 1:1 : U. S. CordntfO etd. . 10
N. PaelHo nfd "i U. S. Lcntbar Pfd-
U.P. U. A O. * * O. S. Rubber
Korlhweaieni U. S llubberpfd. . Mb
do ufd 14VH ts - - " 40
bid. t offered
The. total sales of stocks today were 17T.CS8
share ; , Including the following : American To-
liaccn , 18,9(0 ; American KiiKar. 43.400 ; HurllnRlon
& Qulncy. 15.400 ; Chicago Can , 4.100 ; I.oulxvllle
tt N'anhvllle. r.,300 ; Manhattan , 9.100 ; Heading ,
8,100 ; Hock Inland , 3.COO ; HI. 1'aul , 32,100.
OMAIIA Llll STOCK MARKET
Oattlo Rocoipla Light , Demand Dull nml
Prttes Lower ,
i.i'
BOOM CARRIES IOGS UP ANOTHER DIME
i 'i .nii
Illir Receipt's it'll * < 1'o Demand WIIM
unit . ' .nrly Arrival" ( Illicitly
llitiulM Sheep Ac
tive mid Fir in.
TUESDAY , Oct. 13.
Receipts for the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Ilorsca.
October 13 3.JUG 3,00:1 : 1.4U7
October 12 4.3S3 02 3,3iS f.2
October-10 2.772 3.CI2 . . . . 41
October SriO 4,013 23
October s ian : u.cs ? 3,027 . . . .
October 7 3,7I7 ! 3.214 1.413 79
October C J.JSO 4G1 27:0 44
October B .1.C70 1,523 CM 190
October 3 l.oil 4,740 2,12."i 21
October 2 3.1BS 3.S33 1.430 . . . .
The odlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Htiyers , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Uy 1
O. , t St. L. Hy 2
Union 1'aclllc System 45 11
U. & M. U. It. It Cl 0 5
C. , II. ci Q. Uy C
C. II. I. & 1 > . Uy , cast 2
C. , St. I1. . M. & O. Uy 1
P. , 12. & M. V. II. U 45 IS 2
Total receipts K3 47 7
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Company M 01 . . . .
This G. II. Hammond Co. . BIO R5.1 . . . .
Swift and Company CI3 777 . . . .
The Cudahy Packing Co. . i03 1,165 1,159
U. Uccker & Degiiu 13
J. U Carey 277
Lobman & UothschlUls. . . 1ST
W. I. Stephens 170
Hill & Lewis Company. . . 321
llcnton .1 Underwood 32S
Huston & Co Sfl
Laylon & Co ! > 2 . . . .
Hrlttaln & Co i'
Other buyers r > 3S . . . . 3T
Left over 100 . . . . 253
Total 3.P27 3,052 1,791
CATTLE The receipts today were. 3 P3
head , as against 4.3S3 head yesterday and
4,250 head on Tuesday of last week. The
market , as a whole was dull and unlntercBt-
Ing , and far from satisfactory to the sellIng -
Ing Interests , The market might'bo des
cribed as Just the opposite of what It was
last week , when V.IIUI-H had an upward
tendency and the demand was active.
Uuyers complained that the most of the
western cattle on sale were rather common.
The feeder market being slow , sellers had
sorted up pretty closely and a good many
cattle wcro offered to tlio killers today
that would have gone In as feeders last
\vtek. Itcports from other markets were
not calculated to stimulate free buying , and
the consequence was that the buvers were
very Indifferent and bearish. The whole
tendency of the market was lower and the
trade was a drag from start to nnlsh.
Good cows and heifers commanded about
steady prices , ami were the best selling
cattle In the yards , the offerings being
cleaned up In good season. Common cows
and heifers were not such free sellers , and
the market on thixt kind was easier.
Stockers and feeders were also slow and
the trade was without that snap and anima
tion that characterized It all last week.
The buyers apparently wanted the cattle ,
but they wanted them lower , and If they
could not pet them that way they seemed
to prefer leaving them alone. Representa
tive sales :
IIHBP 8TKKHS.
No. Av. 1'r. J 'n. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
3..1333 3M tt.llPO Jl 30 35..12(2 ( 4 40
COWS.
1. . . . FOO 100 1. . . . 920 ! 03 1..1030 HO
; . . . . ojo i.oo ' .i..io4o 2 10 as. . . . jra : < o
1..10.10 ICO . 4..115 ! 210 1. . . 1150 240
? " " 1K2' } ° 2..11M Z IS 1..1010 2 40
4..104. , j A5 .13. . . . M7 2S.1 3..1140 340
2. . . . ! > , . . ITS , S..11M 2 2S 1..1MO 240
1. . . . MO 175 ; ! . . . . 10 225 16..ll$0 ( 260
1..IMO ISO -I. . . . 770 230 I..1140 260
2..1110 1 S5 . -2..1125 2 SO 20. . . . S72 2 CO
1..KOO IT 2..1205 2 SO 1. . . . 9CO 260
1..1000 2.CJ - 2..1041 230 ' 2. . . . JCS 265
I..1050 SOO 3..1KC 235 1..8IO 2 CO
1..1110 2 00 . , ! . . . . SX ) 233 6..1126 270
1..1070 2 00 S..1210 2 40
- HEIFKIIS.
1. . . . GSO I'M t. , , . 820 230 1..1040
1. . . . C70 1 40 3. . . . KG 2 43 1. . . , 6T.O
CO. . . . 718 2 i : < 4 2. . , . 7f5 2 45 1. . . . 040
2. . . . 410 225 9. . . . C34 S 60 2. . . . 7C5
! . . . . 430 223 6. . . . CCO 2 W 3. . . . 7CO
1IUI.I.8.
1. . . . 750 200 1..1IM 240 1. . . . 700
. . , , ) 220 4.i'J2 243 1. . . . WO
STAGS.
J..1310 240
1. . . sso 2 60 1. . . . 110 4 00 G U
1. . . 241 3 CO 2. . . . 205 4 W 1. . 6 23
1. . . 330 360 1. . . . 210 5 CO 1. . G25
1. . . 300 375 1 6 23
STOCKKIIS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . 940 2 C3 4 $ . , .1027 3 20 15. . . 7M 3 30
4. . . 4o 2 75 18. . 671 3 20 23. . . 3 30
2. . . G50 2 75 18. . CIS 3 23 20. . . 1010 3 35
3. . . 643 273 . 760 3 25 C. . . ccc 3 25
C. . . 9C3 2 110 . 6C5 3 25 15. . . , IM 3 33
19. . .1034 290 . 725 3 25 13. . . 702 3 40
1. . . 7CO 3 CO . 950 330 19. . . 10M ! 3 10
13. . . 06 3 00 , . 423 3 30 1. . . lift ) 3 40
1. . . 600 3 00 .1200 3 30 2'J. . . SCO 3 40
3. . 713 3 10 . 739 3 30 4. . . . 102 3 45
1. . . . COO 3 10 , . M7 3 SO
WKSTEKNH.
NCUUABKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull 1570 12 ro 1 feeder 1010 12 50
1 bull 740 2M 15 fveJera . . .100S 325
1 bull 11MJ 240 31 ffcilera . . . S31 320
1 bull 11 UO 240 12 feeders. . . . C90 340
2 feeders. . . . 775 2 CO 12 feeders. . . . 7fO 3 40
1 slag 1250 2M SU feeders. . . . 720 343
3S Hire. Tex..1053 2 11) )
C. Schrandt.
1 bull 14CO 1 IK )
H. M , Faddls.
42 feeders , , . . CTO 2 00
00J.
J. "Wood.
2 COWH 1130 2 30 1C feeders..1152 3 23
2 steers K-05 3 00
John Schrant.
9 cows 1017 1 fcfl Si heifers 911 2 SO
15 COWH 33 2 40 2 feeders. . . . SCO 3 00
3 bleers 1070 2 40 4 feeders. . . . MI 3 50
WYOMING.
25 heifers S73 2 CO
13 cmvs' . .HHrj 2 CO
1 cow 2 65
1C COWH . 1031 2 C5
2 steers . 1230 3 23
2 calves . 220 4 60
J. JlcOrow.
2 cows 1275 250 " 21 feeders..12C3 335
Ogallala Land "and Cuttlu Company ,
8 bulls 130 : 1 75 5 ulcers 1328 3 00
5 steers 1170 2 00
It. Tiiornton.
7 cows 935 2 IS 2 ImllH . 1020 2 60
Cl COWH 1051 2.40 I bull . 1010 2 CO
2 cows 11C5 225 II steers . 1023 3 00
4 cows 1107 260 1 'feeder . 1020 3 00
3 BttlKB..1100 2 63 14 feeders. . 11 3 05
1 HtaK 1050 2 C5 Cl feeders. . 1176 3 25
21 feeders..1137 290 3 steers 1250 3 30
10 Btrs. UK..1292 2 90
J. Coftman.
1 bull . 1UO 2 10 8 feeders. 940 3 40
6 cows . 1022 2.CS
ICmleli & fleorce.
1 feeder . 1260 : &r 24 feeders. . . .1177 3 25
Knocli ] { .
10 feeders. . . .1237 J,3Q. 2 feeders. . . .1290 3 30
William llethliren.
1 cow 1UO 2 00 13 feeders , . . .1224 3 20
12 cows I'M ' 2 00
Wood.
2 cows. . 9S5 feeders. . . .1003 315
* COWo . , _ _
„ „ „ v- - " -
_ . . _ _ . Coffee.
3 bulls ISGiilfifO 3 steers IOCS 3 00
Enoch & Wiley.
1 slai ; 1250 2 25 22 feeders..1225 3 20
- Allen.
11 cows . 930 ' > cows F54 2 25
1 bull . 1340 2 10 6 cows 'JC5 2 35
Knocli & Allen.
1 bull . 1ICO 2 15 7 feeders , . .1104 3 10
1 cow . lOSO.jS'lf 9 feeders , 3 17' ,
'
2 . . . , . . . * C feeders. ! ! $26 3 30
Jetsen Uroi.
3 cows . 10S3 2 40 4 steer . 12S2 2 75
1 rt R . M0 ! 260 39 feeders , . . . 1124 3 40
1 ulcer . 1130 ' "
'nrey & Ilro.
2 cows . ( CO 3 nteera 135C 3 10
27 cows .1073 2 40 1 calf SOO 3 60
2 steers 1245 2 7B
\ W.IC. Irwln.
7 cows S4IT 1 K- 8 feeders , . . . 9:0 3 10
6 heifers C'J2 2 40 4 steers 13 ! < 2 3 10
1 heifer 1090 2 75 2 calves 330 3 CO
3 calves 393 3 DO
IIOQS The hO market went on quite u boom
tills mornlnir. itreclpttt were qulto large , but
so WUH th demand , ' and tliu market opened Ida
hliher : , The muvijiient was active at the ml-
vance. and all the- early arrivals soon churned
Iiiiniln .im that ba l > < '
A loud or two of .rough , heavy IIOKS sold down
as low as (3.20 , but Kood heavy weights brouKbt
} 3.25 and from that u ; > to 13.35. with Kome 2EO
to 292.111. hotfs us high as 13.40 , The most of
the hous welKhlni ; 300 Ibs. or over sold ut 13.25 ; ;
3.30 , wlille tlioiu averaulni ; lens than 300a. \ \ .
went largely at I3.30Q3.40 , with somu sorts at
13.43.
Today's advance carries the market to the
hlKhcst point touched since early In Mny , anil
within Coo of what tl WUH a year agu , The IIOKS
sold today 25Cr30c lilgher than one week IIKO.
Iteprvncntatlve ale < ;
No. Av. Bh. I'r. No. Av. Hh. I'r.
13. , , 253 140 | 3 1.1 ' M 300 60 13 30
66 337 UO 320 07 Z ° > 7 40 330
cc : ut 120 320. U ) 271 . . . 330
CC. . , 3C3 3K ) 3 25 IX ) 338 ICO 330
61 339 10 325. 16 , , , 33 ! 120 3 30
72 3T.4 120 SK ) 33 Z33 40 3 30
U 357 ICO 3 (3 327 120 S 30
CO 2M ) 40 325 28 304 . . . 3 30
19 377 M 3 S3 63 2'J7 120 3 30
< C 33t . . . 3 M 302 UO 3 30
tfi : M IM 1 M M 319
10 S37 1BO 3 M M ! T
31 . 0 fO 3 K J7 . ST5 tO 330
S9 . 337 100 JM SI . S4J 40 330
M . 290 40 3 IS 43 . S93 , . , 330
M . 276 UO Sir , CO . 3U 120 3.10
M . : ll ( .0 3 SS M . 3IC . . . 33'4 '
C7 . 310 1W 3 2(1 ( 63 . 2H IM J 3ft
f. . 313 . . . 3tt 17 . Z79 * 0 335
W ! . 300 fO 3 J7W Kl . I&3 120 333
4 * . MS IM 3 I7U 67 . 3 . . . 33. }
M . . .3S9 . . . S 27Vi M . S3" ' SM
62 . 315 . . . 330 fd . 25S IM 3 M
f4 . SM 40 3 30 f.3 . S97 IM 335
8.1 . Mf , 160 330 CI . 2SJ 120 335
S . 3M . . . 330 43 . SO 100 3 S5
(4 . 312 fO 310 12 . 2M 10 335
4 . 401 . . . SSO 67 . S92 120 340
M . 274 40 330 72 . 3 80 3 40
Kl . S4 . . . 330 116 . 5SS SO 3 40
CO . MG SO 330
330ASSOIITI21)
ASSOIITI21) .
W . MS SO 3 43
I'lns-onns AND HNDS.
1. . . . 410 . . . ICO 4 . ! . . . 3 tO
1 . 4:0 . . . ICO 7 . 340 . . . 320
1 . CO . . . 300 9 . . . .3T2 . . . 320
3. . 4Hi . . . 303 10 . 130 . . . 32ft
3 . 3M . . . 310 4 . ! ! > 7 . . . 32.1
S . ! ! > 2 . . . 315 8 . SIR . . . 323
1 . 3M > . . . 315 4 . 3W SO 323
HIIIJ1JP The demand for sheep wn Rood nmt
the irnrkcl fairly active nt steady to utronR
prices.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
ciiiu.vr.o i.ivi : STOCK.
of rii l ' Slow ( Himy I'rlcon ,
Clioloc lleliiMT Nonilniil.
CHICAOO , Oct. 13. Sales of cattle were flow
at cnfy prices , choice beeves tielns nomlnnlly
firm In the absence of offi'ilnK * . Soles were on
a bnMs of from J.1.40 In 13.75 for the jioorcct na
tive drcprcd lieef ulecrii lip to from J4.CO to } 3
for choice to prime beeves. The bulk of the cat
tle went below JI.CO. Hlocltcrs and feeders
Went nt from 12.75 to $3.75 , nnd butcher nnd
eannlnc nnllvcii brouKhl from 11.25 to J3.S3. Good
Texas steers bruiifjlit from J2.W tn J3.10 , and
common lots were ratable nt from > 2.CO to J2.S3.
Western rnnnc cattle vxerc In only fair demand
nt frcm S3 to J.1.J3 for fair stccr , and nt fruiu
J2.6 to | 3.V > for fair to chalco cows nnd heifers ,
IIIIIKO froillnt ; steers FellltiK around 13 In ( I. Z5.
HOBS had a further advance nf 6c today. Hales
were mnde nt from J3.0 > tu J.1.70 for conrsc heavy
to prime assorted Hslit lots , the syndicate nd-
vancliiK Its price for llKhtelKhls to I3.CO.
Choice butchers' weights nnd fancy llKht IIOKH
iiRnln fold topether , more IIORS tellliiB nt from
M.25 to J3.M thnn nt nny other price.
In nheen n fair hupliip ; * wan trnnsncted nt from
tl.33 to } 3.25 for Inferior to prlmn sherp , nnd nt
from } .1 to J4.fl for poor Jo choice Inmlnt. West
ern rniiKo ( locks iiKaln composed the urent bulk
of the oaVrlncs , and rnl < B were mostly tit from
13.20 to > l.35 for lanibx. Kcedels botiKht n coed
many dicep at fioni } 2.CO to 52. CO. nnd packers
paid from t2.75 to $3 for Rood fat westetn sheep.
i'VedlliR Innili * bnuiKht from J3.20 to 3.60.
Iti-celptK : Cattle , 0,000 head ; hogs , 50.000 head ;
sheep , 15,000 head.
KIIIINIIM City I.lvo Stuck.
KANSAS CITV , Oct. 13.-CATTIK-llecelpts.
13.CCO head : shipments , 2,400 hend. Ilest prndes
stcmly , others Flow nnd wonk ; Texas steers.
f2.20H3.25 ; Texas cows , } 1.7.ff2.:5 ; native steers ,
; 3.:0ff4.$5 ; native cows and heifers , ll.25fi.1.W ;
stockers and feeders , f2.45ii3.75 ; bulls. Il.602.f5.
Iions-Hecelpts. lO.CM head ; shipments. 300
hend. Market oi > encd stroiiK nml active , closed
CfilOc hlKher ; bull ; of sales , t3.15r3.40 : heavy.
t3.inirf3.40 : packers , )3.15j3.45 ; mixed. t3.20iT3.60 ;
llRhts. W.40 3.474 ! : Yorkers. 137'.4f3.48U ; I > lB .
. . " . .
SIIKKI' Hecelpts. 3,000 head : shipments , 1.400
hend. Market steady ; lamb * , S3.00ii4.CO ; muttons ,
ll.Kfl2.60. _
Now York Ijlvo St tk
NK\V YOIIIC. Oct. 13. HiiVKS Ilecelpts. 451
head : no tradliiR ; cables < | tiotc American steers
at icill'.4c. dressed wclnht ; sheep. lOffllc :
drecsed v/rhht ; refrlRerntor beef. fflSHe ; ex
ports , C29 beeves , 1,150 sheep and 2,420 quarters
of beef.
SIIIiKI' AND I.AMHS Ilecelpts. 2.101 head ;
sales , I , MO head : quiet nnd steady ; rluep. iHwr
to fair extra , (3.25 ; Iamb * , common to prime.
4. < XTC.tO. )
HOaS Ilecclpts. 4.C30 bead ; higher nt J4.COf ?
St. I.oiilH I.lvc StocU- .
ST. I.OUI8. Oct. 13.CATTMHecelpts , C.OOO
hend. Mnrket ntiout steady : native steers , J3.7JW
4. SO ; Texns steers , t2.60J73.CO.
lioas Ilecelpts , 8.CC3 head. Market Ce hlcllfr ;
llKht , t3.30 73.C2 < i ; mixed , )3.10ff3.4U ; heavy , I3.20ff
3.4i.
3.4i.SIIKiP
SIIKiP Hecelpts , 2.000 head. Market steady.
Stnrlc II
llecord of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets , October 13 , IMHj :
Cattle. HORB. Sheen.
South Omaha . 4n > 3.00 1,400
Chicago . 6.000 room ) 15 O1 * )
Kansas City . 13,000 lOOOO 3.IKO
St. Louis . C.OOO 8000 2,000
Totals . 29,000 41 , DW 21,400
CofTi'o .Mnrlii-f.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. COKFEB-Optlonii
opened firm , with an advance of from 15 to 25
points , ruled generally llrm on Kuropenn nml
home buylnR. following hlRher Hnvro nnd Hnm-
built markets and free warehouse deliveries.
clouxl steady , 10fj25 point * advance. Sales , 30-
7C3 boRS. IncludlnR October. tlO.fOi ? 10.05 ; Nu-
vcmber , 19.70 ; DeccmlH-r. t9.55fi9.CO. Spot coffee.
Rio. Hrm ; No. 7 , I10.62I& Invoice : J11.12'.i J b-
lilnp ; mild , steady ; Cordova , SlS.OOfjl7.00 ; gnlcs ,
SOO bnKS Maracalbo p. t.
lIAVHi : . Oct. IS. COKPEE Close < l quiet but
steady nl ytt net advance : sales. 24,000 baRS.
SANTOS. Oct. 13. COI't'KII-Nn returns.
IIAMIU'IIO. Oct. 13. COKFEK-Sleiidy nt
lUt'fe advance ; K.iles , 15,000 IIURS.
IUO. Oct. 13. COI'TEE No returns ; rccclpls ,
two dnys , 12,000
\VooI .llarU.-t.
I1OSTON , Oct. 13. The wool market continues
linn nmV sales are being maintained nt the ad
vance. The market for territory wools Is llrm
on tin- basis of 3 c scoured. Fleece wools lime
felt the tetter tone , but sales have ruled mod
erately compared with territory Rrndes. Aus
tralian wools are llrm. with steady demand.
Quotations ; Missouri quarter blood combine ,
irc ; Missouri tlirce-elRhths blood combing , 15c :
braid combine , X. 14K145c ! ; Texas wools , spring
medium , twelve months , 10(7He ; scoured price ,
2S030c ; territory wools. Montana tine medium
nnd tine , 9O10c ; seouriMl price , 29c : staple , 30ff
3Ic ; Utah , WyomlnR , etc. . fine metlliim nnd tine ,
9CflOo ; scoured price , SS029c ; staple , 30c ; Call-
fonila wools , northern sprtnR , 108lie ; scoured
price , 2S SOc : middle county , fprliiB , S69c :
scoured price , 25j27c : free northern family , 61 ?
7c ; scouretl price , 32&35c : Australian scoured
bnsU combing , supcrllne. 45fT47c ; Kood comblnK ,
40I43c ; comblnK. 34J3Sc ; ( juecnslund , comljIiiK ,
40B42&
ICiuiKtiH Clly AIiirk-otH.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 13. WHEAT IircRUlarly
hlRhcr ; No. 2 hard , ClfjGJc , latter for choice ;
No. 3 , 69fiC2c ; No. 2 re I , nominally , 73if74o ; No.
3 7IfC72V4c ; No. 2 HprlllIHc ; No. 3 , 67ii5Sc.
CORN Dull , but llrm ; No. 2 mixed , 21Kc ; No.
2 white. 21V lll4c.
OATS Slow , but firm ; No. I mixed , 'nominally ,
17flSc : No. 2 white , new , nominally , 19c ; old ,
nominally , 2UiC2c %
HYB Firm : N" . 5. 3li34i4c.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy , t7.0007.CO ; choice
prairie. t4.CO r 00.
miTTEIl High" ! creamery , 138t5o ; dairy.
lC 12c.
EGGS Steady , on fair recc'pts ; quotable at 13c.
IiOinloii SlucU ( ) iii > ( ntIoiiH.
LONDON. Oct. 1:1 : I p. in. cloiln. :
Consols.m'v IlliJt Mexican ordinary. IM >
Console , ucc't. . . . . . . 10'J St. r.iul eo.i . T1H
Can : Pacific 6x ! < N. Y , Contr.il . or >
Krle 14 I'ciiiiHVlv.iiua .
Krlulatofd : ' - ' 11H
111. Central. . . . . . t'L' ' Mex. Con , new . .
BAR 8ILVER-29 id per oz.
MONEY 10111 per ccnl.
The rule of discount In Ihe open mnrket for
short bills , JG2 ° ) ii per cenl ; for three months'
bills , 2'i per ccnl.
CllHli Gold In Demand.
. NDW YORK. Oct. 13. An Increased demand
for cash gold Is reported by bullion dealers ,
without a perceptible change In Ihe premium
from yesterday. Lots of from 1300 to J10.COO
are being purchased for the account of In
dividuals nnd llnnnclal Institutions In the west
nnd southwest. H Is alleged that money which
In the ordinary course of evenls would have
been remitted to New York Is coming back
very slowly. Cash gold Is ijuoled nt 6-lCf %
per cent : gold to arrive , Viij'3-lG ' per cent , and
calls nt lUGlVipcrccnt.
_
SiiKiir Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. BlIOAIl Raw , steady ;
fair refining , 2Hc : centrifugal , I * lesl , 3c : re
fined , n.nlct ; standard A , 4c ; cut louf , 5'ic.
BILONDO'N , oft. W.-CANE HUQAR-Quiet iiut
steady : centrifugal Java , -10s 'Wrt : Muscovado ,
fulr rcnnlng. a 3d. Dect sugar , sternly ; prices
fully mulntnlned : Oclober , Sa 10',4d ; Niivember.
9s. Slock of beet sugar In the United Kingdom ,
137,000 tons.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANH , Oct. 13. COTTON-FIrm ;
middling. 7'4c ; low middling , 7 1-lCc ! good ordl-
NE'W YORK , Oct. 13. COTTON Quiet ; midST -
' '
ST ! LOUIR. Oct. 13. COTTON-Bleady nnd unchanged -
changed : middling. 7Uc , Hales , 508 bales : re
ceipts , 4.13S bales ; thlpments , HO bales ; stock ,
20.9G8 bull's. , .
Oil CHy Marlc- .
OIL CITY , Oct. 13. Credit balances , 11.14 ;
certlllcntes. no bids ; shipments , 122.9S3 bbln.J
runs , noco bids.
I'orrlKii I'MiiaiK'lal ,
IinilLIN. Oct. 13. Exchunga on London , eight
days' sight , "Om 3 < VipfK * <
PARIS , Ocl. 13. Three per cent rentes. lOlf
25o for the account. Exchange on London , 25f
17o for checks.
LONDON , Oct. 13. GobV Is niiolcd nt lluenos
Ayres lodav at 182.75 ; nt Madrid , 19.25 ; nt Lis
bon , 32 ; at Rome , 107,05. Amount of bullion
withdrawn from Ihc Hank of England on bal
ance today , . 350,600.
KliianrlnlotiM. .
IIOSTON. Oct. 13.-Clenrlngs , 118,195,427 ; bal
ances , I-03.7C1 ,
1IALTIMOIII3 , Oct. 13.-Clt-arlngs , 12,559,512 ;
balances , 1137,316.
NEW YORK. Ocl. 13.-Cleurlngs , 1109,836,740 ;
balance' , IG.jGX.Ki/ .
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13.-Clenilng , 110.9CO-
> 33 : balances , 11,509,183.
ST. IX1U1H. Oct. 13-Clenrlngs. 14,400.023 ; bal
ances , 1330.107. Money , COX per cent. New York
exchange , 11.25 discount ; 11 discount uiked.
They are so little you hardly know you
are takltiK them. They cause no grilling ,
yet they act quickly anil most thoroughly.
Such are the famous llttlo pllU known at
PeWIU'a Llttlo Karly lUstrs. Small In
size , frcat In results.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The followlni ; proposoil amendments to thd
Constitution ut the Htnto of NclirntiUn , ns
hcrnlnuftor cct forth In full , nro submlUoil
to the cli'Ctora of the State of Nebraska , to
bo voted upon nt the Rcncral election to beheld
held Tuesday , November 3 , A. I ) . 1S3G :
A joint resolution proposing to nmend
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , and live (5) ( ) , of
article six ( C ) of tlio Constitution of the.
Stnto of Ncbrnskn , relating to number of
judges of the supreme court nnd their term
ot adlce.
llo It resolved nnd enacted by the t > ccls-
Inturo of the Stutc of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two ( t } of nrllclc
fix ( ft ) of the Constitution of the Btnte of
Nebraska bo amended no ns to read as fol-
loxvs :
Section 2. The mipremo court hnll until
otherwise provided by law. consist of llvo
(5) ( ) Judgc.i , n majority of whom xlinll bo
necessary to form it quorum or to pronounce -
nounco u ik'clalon. It sluill huvo orlKlnal
jurisdiction In cases roIatliiR to revenue ,
civil cnsos In which the state shall bo a
party , mandamus , quo wnrranto , habeiiH
eonuis , nnd mich nppcllata jurisdiction , us
may bo provided by law.
Section 2. That Bcctlnn four W ot article
six ( C ) of the Constitution of the utato of
Nebraska , bo amended . o an to read as fol
io WH :
Section 4. The Judpcs of the supreme
court shall be elected liy the electors of
the state nt InrKC. nnd their term of olllce ,
except as hereinafter provided , shall bo for
a period of not less than llvo (5) ( ) years ns
the loulslaMiro may prescribe.
Section 3 That section live (5) ( of arllclo
six ( C ) of the Constitution of the Stnto of
Nebraska , bo amended to read ns follows :
Section 6. At the llrst Kenoral election to
bo held 111 the year U9 . there shall bo
elected two judges of the supreme court
one of whom shall be elected for a term of
two (2) ( ) yours , one for the term of four ( I )
years , nnd nt each general election there
after , there shall bo elected one Judge of
the supreme court for the term of live ( ! i )
years , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided , Tlmt the JildRcs of the supreme
court whose terms have not expired at the
time of holding the general election of ISM ,
shall continue to hold their olllce tor the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1S05.
A joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to section thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of the Constitution of the State'of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of supreme and
district court judges.
Bo It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen (13) ) of
article six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska bo nine tided so as to
read as follows :
Sec. 13. The judges of the supreme and
district courts shall receive for their ser
vices such compensation ns may bo pro
vided by law. payable luartcrly.
The legislature shall tt Its llrst session
after the adoption of this amendment ,
three-fifths of the m. bers elected to
enrh hnlinn nnnfMirrlnt * atnltlfali fli lr
compensation. The comf nsntlon BO es
tablished shall not be chant ; , \J'ener than
once In four years , nnd In n. vcnj unless
two-thirds of the members el > oted tt. ach
house of the legislature concin therein.
Approved March CO , A. D. ISM
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of nrtleft flvo ( C )
of the Constitution of the State of N > liraskn ,
relating to compensation of the officers of the
executive department.
IJe It resolved nnd enacted by the Locls-
lature of the Stuto of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (24) )
of article five (5) ( ) of thu Constitution of
the State of Nebrunka bo emended to read
as follows :
Section 24. The olllcers of the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their wrvlces u compensation
to be established by law. which shall be
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have been
commissioned and they shall not receive
to their own use nny fees , costs. Interests ,
upon public moneys In their handu or
under their control , perquisites of ofllco or
other compensation , nnd nil fees that may
here-after bo payable by law for services
performed by an olllcer provided for In
this ' -lo shall bo paid In ndvanco Into
the stnto treasury. The legislature Hlmll
at Its first session after the adoption ot
this amendment , thrcc-llfths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the legisla
ture concurring , establish the salaries of
the odlccre named In this article. The
compensation BO established shall not be
changed oftener than once In four years
nnd In no event unless two-thirds of the
members elected to each house of the leg
islature concur therein.
Aipprovcd March 29. A. D. 1K93.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section one (1) ( ) of article six ( C ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to judicial power.
Bo It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska ;
Section 1. Tlmt 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 state
shall bo vested In a supreme court , dis
trict courts , county court ! ' , justices of the
peace , police magistrates , and In such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
as may bo created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1&35.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of article six ( C ) of the
Constitution of the Stcto of Nebraska , re
lating to Increase In number of supreme
and district court judges.
Bo It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg
islature of the Stnto of Nebraska :
Kent Inn 1. That section eleven (111 of arti
cle Hlx ( C ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read as fol
lows :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
shall c&ncur therein , may , in or after the
year ono thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seven nnd not oftener thnn once In
every four years. Increase the number of
fudges of mipremo and district courts , and
the judicial districts of the state. Such
districts Bhall be formed of compact terri
tory , nnd bounded by county lines ; and
sunn Increase , or any change In the
boundaries of a district , shall not vacate
the otllce of any judge.
Approved March 30 , A. D. , 1SS5.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section six ( G ) of article one (1) ( ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by Jury.
Bo It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six ( C ) , article ono
( t ) of the Constitution of the titato of Ne
braska be amended to rend as follows :
Section C. The right of trlul by Jury shall
remain Inviolate , but the legislature may
provide that In civil actions live-sixths of
the jury may render u verdict , and the
legislature by also authorize trial by a
jury of n less number than twelve men ,
In courts Inferior to the district court.
Approved March 29 , A. U. . 1SD5.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono (1) ( ) of article flvo (6) ( ) of the Con
stitution of Nebraska , relating to officers of
tbo executive department.
Bo It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one (1) ( ) ot article
five (5) ( ) of the Constitution of the Htnlo
of Nebraska bo amended to read as fol-
' '
Be'c'tlon 1. Tlio executive department shall
consist of a governor , lieutenant governor ,
secretary of state , auditor of public ac
counts , treasurer , superintendent of public
Instruction , attorney general , commissioner
of public lands and buildings , and three
railroad commissioners , each of whom , ex
cept thu said railroad commissioners , shall
hold his olllco for a term of two years ,
from the llrst Thursday after the llrst
Tuesday In January , alter his election ,
und until his successor Is elected and auall-
lled. Kadi railroad commissioner shall
hold his olllco for a term of three yearn ,
beginning on the first Thursday after the
llrat Tuesday In January after his election ,
and until his uscccssor m elected nnd quall-
Iled ; Provided , however. That at the llrst
general election hold after the adoption
of this amendment thorn shall bo elected
three railroad commissioner ) ! , one for the
period of one year , ono for the period of
two years , and ono for the period of three
years. The governor , secretary of state ,
auditor of public accounts , and treasurer
Khali reside ut the canltol during their
term of olllco ; they shall keep the public
records , booku and papers there , und shall
perform uuch duties ua may bo required by
law.
Approved March 20 , A , D , , IK > 5.
A. joint roiolutlon proponlug to amend ec <
( Ion twenty nix (26) ( ) ot article flvo ( & ) ot lh
Constitution ot the Rlnlc ot NcbtnsVn , limit ,
INK the number ot executive state oflkera ,
. lie It resolved niul enacted by the I.ee-
Islnttirn of thn Stnto f NctirnitKn :
Bcotlim I That Meotlon twrnly-slx (26) ( ) ot
nrtlcle llvn (5) ( ) of the Constitution of the
Htnlo of Nebraska bo nmcndcd to irrnd aa
follows :
Bi'ctlon SC. No other rxcciitlvo stnto oTl- (
errs except those named In section one (1) ( )
of thin nrtlelo nhnll be created , except by
nn net of the legislature which In con-
cm red In by not IPM thnn threc.fourlhs
of the members elected to cnch hotiai
thrrcof ;
I'rovlilcil , Tlmt nny office created hy nn
net of the Ipulshitnrc mny bo nbollMit-d by
the legislature , two-thirds of the mcmbcra
elected to piich house thproof concurring.
Approved March 30 , A. U. , ISM.
A Joint rctoliitlon propoilnii ; to amend
nctlon nine (9) ( ) ofrtlclo clRht ( S ) ot the
Constitution of the State ot Nebraska , pro
viding for the Investment of the permanent
schicntlonnl funds of the stutc.
lln It resolved nnd nnncted by the Ixg-
Islaturc of the finite of NchrnsUn :
Section 1 , Tlmt portion nine. ( .0 of nrtlcla
right ( S ) of the CoiiHtltiitlon of the Ktnto
of Nebraska bo nmcnded to rend ns fof
IOWA :
Section 0. All funds brloiiKlnc to the ntut
for editcnlloiinl purposes , the Interest nnd
Income whereof only nro to be used , slmll
bo deemed mint funds hold by the. state ,
nnd the Htnlo ahull tnpply nil losses there
of Hint mny tn nny mnnncr nccrue , no that
the same shnll rctnnln forever Invlolnto
nnd undlmlnlshcd , ixiul Hlmll not bo In
vested or loaned i-xeviit on United Htntcs
or Htnto Hccurltles , or registered county
bonds or rcRlstered school district bomU
of this stntc , nnd uch funds , with ths
Interest nnd Income thereof nro hereby
solemnly pledged for the purposes for
which they nro emitted nnd set npirt ; nml
shall not bo transferred to any oilier fund
for other llsi-s ;
Provided , The board created by Ht-cllem
I of this nrtlcle Is empowered to sell from
tlmo to time nny of the Kecurltles belong *
ln ; to the permanent schccl fund nnd Invest -
vest the prm-oods urlelim therefrom In nny
of the securities enumerated In this sec
tion bearing a hlKher rnto of Interest ,
whenever nn opportunity for better Invest
ment [ a presented ;
And provided further , Tlmt when nny
warrant upon thi > Htnto treasurer regu
larly Issued In pursuance of nn appropria
tion by the IcRlHlnturu nnd secured by the.
levy of n tnx for lln payment , tihnll bo
presented to the state treasurer for pay
ment , nnd there slmll not bo nny money
In the proper fund to pay such warrant ,
the board created by section 1 of this nrtl-
cle may direct the stnto treasurer to pay
the amount due on stioh warrant from
moneys In his Imnds belonging lo the per
manent school fund of ihe Btnte , nnd ho
shall hold unld warrant us an Investment
of paid permanent school fund.
Approved March 23. A. I ) . , 1S03.
i
A Joint resolution proposing an amend- ?
merit to the Constitution of the State or
Nebraska by adding a new section to nrtlelo
twelve ( II ) of said constitution , to bo num
bered section two (2) ( ) , relative to the mcrc-
IIIR of thu government of cities of the
metropolitan class ami the government of
the counties wherein such cities are lo
cated.
He It resolved nrd enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That nrtlrle twelve (12) ) of the.
Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska bo
amended by adding to snld article n new
section to bo numbered section two (2) ( ) , to
rend ns follows ;
Section 2. The government of nny city ot
the metropolitan class and the government
of the county In which It Is located may bo
merged wholly or In part when n proposl- 1
tlon so to do has been submitted by nu- >
thorlty of law to the voters of such city f I
and county and received the assent of a "
majority of the votes cast In such city nnd - - *
also a majority of the votes cast In the
county exclusive of those cast In such
metropolitan city nt such election. (
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1&95.
A joint resolution proposing an Amendment
to section six ( C ) ot article seven (7) ( ) of the
Constitution of the Stnto of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner In which votes shall
bo cast.
Be It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six ( fi ) of artlcla
seven (7) ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read as follows -
lows :
Section C. All votes shall be by ballot , or
such other method ns may bo prescribed ]
by law , provided the secrecy of voting bo
preserved.
Approved March 29 , A. D. . 1S93.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen (14) ( ) ot tu
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , rela
tive to donations' to works ot Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
Bo It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ) of nrtlelo
fourteen (14) ) of the Constitution of the
Slate of Nebraska , bo amended to read 09
follows :
Kr.ritlnti 9 Kn r\\v. \ \ rnimtvtnivrv nrnlnof
municipality , or other subdivision of the
state , shall ever make donations to any
\\crks of Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unless a proposition so to do shall
have been llrst submitted to the quallllcd ]
electors and ratllled by a two-thirds vote
at an election by authority of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations of n county
with the donations of such subdivisions In
the aggregate shall not exceed ten per cent
of th assessed valuation of such county ;
Provided , further. That any city or county
may , by a three-fourths vote Increase such
Indebtedness five per cent. In addition to
such ten tier cent and no bonds or evi
dences of Indebtedness so Issued shall b
valid unless the same shall have cndorecd
thereon a certificate sinned by the secre
tary and auditor of state , showing that
the same Is Issued pursuant to law.
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1835.
I , J. A. Piper , secretory of ntnto ot the ,
Etato of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed amendments to the
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 the legislature of r
the State of Nebraska , as appears from '
said original bills on file In this ofllco , and
that all and each of said proposed amend
ments are submitted to the qualified voters
of the state of Nebraska for their adoption
or rejection at the general election to beheld
held on Tuesday , the 3d day of November ,
A. D. , 1SOG.
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
set my hand and affixed the grcat.scal ot
the state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 17th day of July , la
the year of our Lord , Ono Thousand Bight
Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of tbo United States the Ono Hundred
and Twenty-first , and of this state th
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) J. A. PIPER ,
Secretary ot State
4uc 1 nioNovS morn only.
FROM
Through the K. B. Do.in Co.'w system ot
operation. An enormous
WHEAT SYNDICATE
farinliiu' . Write fur piirtlculiirH.
THE E. S , DEAN CO. ,
35 Hroaihvay , N. Y.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone KKM ) . Omaha , Nob.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : SF03XS
, Hoard of Trade.
IV.rcct wlren to Cnicato nnd New York.
CkrrexDondenii ! John A. Worrtn & O >
WHEAT BOOMING
and never offered u better opportunity for rnak-
Inn money. Write 1C , H. Munuy & Co. .
IlankerH & lirokem , 122 Itlalto Illdi- . . C.ilcuKo ,
mciiiber * or Iliu ChlcaKo Ilourd of Trmlu In coocl
ulandlnK , for their hook on KliitliitlcH und Hpccu.
lallva Informatlun , and Dally Marliot Letter.
hoth frf , HI'HCIAI. ATTKNTJON OIVKN TC >
OUT OK TOWN OIIDKHH.
WILOOX. COMPOUND ,
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arolmltill'ini. AtnlMrugsUti.vrltufur
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