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0 TUB OMAHA DAILY IVEJ&llTlTBSnAY , OCTOBER 20 , 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Market Fluctuates Wildly and
Closes Some Higher.
LIVERPOOL STARTS THE BAIL ROLLING
Corn In Cnrrlnl Alontr nltli tlio Atl-
vitntM ! InVlicnl , lull , llonvvcr ,
Dcc-llnr * Wlicn Unit Ccrcitl
IN rororil Him n.
CHICAO , Oct. 19. After owlllatlng be
tween Saturday's closing Pfl o "f 7lic
unil TSWc , llic vvltcnt mniket closed toilny ut
Vi o. IHc flbnva S.\lurdr.y'n closing figure.
The unprecedented ntlvnncc at 1.1 vci pool
r aa the cause of tlio xlreitKth. The fig-
KfCKato nmount of business unB something
i-norinoui anil was characterized by wildest
excitement anil frequent and violent ilurtu-
ntlons. Corn and oats displayed consider-
nblo strength for a time , but flattened Inilty
Inter , closing about Uc Jowcr oncli. 1'ro-
vlslons fared cqurlly ns li.nl , losing about
S'.tcln ' values.
Liverpool opened the ball for the ChtcnKo
wheat miirket. Karly cablegram * from
there quoted wheat 5d per cental hlKlier
than U hud closed Saturday , Iho equivalent
of Co per bushel. Thnt was enough to stai t
everything on thn Jump , but strange to say
the Co per cental at Liverpool was only re
sponded to by n 2r iidvanrc here lo begin
with. In fact. Minneapolis was the only
) iotnc market to comu anywhere near being
n K strong as the inatkctH nbroail. The
nbscncu of shorts In the C'hlr.iKo deal m -
counted for tin- hesitating response to the
big Jump at Liverpool The average pro
fessional "peculator looks for buyers to un
load upon Mich n market at , tod.iy'B If bo
hnppcns to bo long on wheat , nnd a the
present speculators arc almost cnllri'ly com
posed of that class. In rue numbers of them
had wheat for sale as noon as the market
opened. For nil that the start vv.n very
wild , sales taking place simultaneously In
different parts of the pit at 7M4c and Wie
nnd nt every frnetlon of 'AO In between
Notwithstanding Ihe Imtiionro quantities for
Bale tit the beginning tht-rc were plenty of
buyers to cnre for It for the time liclnif and
nflrr n reaction to "SVc itnothcr crowd of
buyers reached forward and sent the price
climbing nnee more. It only stopped when
It reached 79\c. From the latter pileo tln-io
was again a gradual decline and on that
Fccond reaction the price got down to 77"ic !
by nbout 12:13 : o'clock. The pit waa kept In
u perfect boll by thn nl.Ulstloal news. Hut
lifter every violent decline there was a more
violent reaction nnd the trend of the mar
ket was upward until the receipt of the
world's visible simply llguros. They showed
nn Increase of z.174,000 bu. and wcro the
cause of the decline to * 7 lc. Thnt wa- the
turning point. The fact of India having
shipped 4S.OHO bu. of uheat to Kurope last
week caused considerable comment In con
nection with the fact of so much buying
of California wheat for thnt country , and
rather shook the ronlldince of traders In
their belief of a total failure of the wheat
crop of that country. The world's ship
ments to Kuropc appeared to bn about 93)0- )
000 bu. , or about l.WO bu. less Umii on the
wrck before. The estimate weekly require
ments of Kurope for the present season are
7.0001100 bu , , so It Is evident that depleted
Block * them are bring gradually replen
ished. Northwest receipts were extremely
largo , although showing a falling off both
from last week and Inst yoar. Minneapolis
anil Utiluth reported recelpln of 1 012 cars
of wheat , enmptred with 1.700 cars a week
ago , and 1,877 on the cot responding day of
the year before. After the break to 773 c the
iirlco worked up again to 79c , but that was
Its expiring Jump. It wan again weighted
down wllh long wheat and dropped before
the close to 7iUc , with 777ic bid as the clos-
Inc phase of the market.
The Liverpool maiket for corn was almost
nn exellod as It was for wheat. First quo
tations from there were at nn advance of
I'il per cental. That and the wild Hie In
Client pave corn licio an advance of Ttc to
IXo per bu at the first Jump. The highest
price of the day was made right then and
It got to the lowest edge of thu d.iy's range
nbout t'ie close. Realizing was Indulged In
on an extremely laruo scale and when
\vlient showed signs of weakness corn dli
likewise. May opened about 1'do higher
from 30c to SOW. touched 31 o , then dc
dined to ZS'SiC , closing easy at 29Ue.
O.its followed wheat and corn. The earlj
firmness caured quite a free and urgen
dlrpopttlon to sell , prices being held how
ever , by a fairly good dcm mil. Hut when
corn nnd wheat rc.icted , oats did Ilkewls ,
nnd to a greater dctrcn than expected
closing figures being slightly uhder H.itur
day's close. May opened about % c hlghei
nt from I2'c to IJ'ic. so'd to 23c , decllnei
to 2I4c. and closed nt 22c.
Hog prolucts opened firmer nnd higher
but during the early part of the sesslcu
WriiKcneil. The opening strength was duo
to sympathy with the grain markets am
to firmer hog prices. Hut the advance was
short lived. Heavy realizing and soiling
by packers soon started prices on tha dovvi
grade , closing prices being about the lowest
of tlio dav January pork closed 2' ' c lower
nt isai ; Januarv lard about unchanged to
Jl Ki ; January ribs. 2V4c-lower nt W97'A. '
Kstlmated rerelpts for Tuesday : \\hoat
312 ears ; corn , 1,100 cars ; oats , 4r 5 cars ; hogs
IS.fflO head.
The lending futures ranged na follows :
Art closT I lion. ) | | lllchr | Lovv | ClojjT
7lVi (
Dec 77U 77
Way H3SW84 B'J
Coin.No. 2.
Oct J7H B'J0)4 J5K
111 ' '
-0)4
On Is. No. a , ,
Oct 10 10 1RH
Dec SOU HIM
Mny S2M
Fork.pcrbbl
Deo. , . ' . . . . 7 41) ) 7 4(1 7 174 1714
Jnn H ' . ' 6 8 35 U OU
Lnnt.lUOlbi
Dee . . . . 4 47H 4 47H 4 .15
Jnn 4 110 4 70 4 65 60
Hiortllllm
Dee n nn 73
Jan i 111 4 r.'H H H7 1)0 )
Cash quotations were as fnllovva :
KI.OUIl Hani spring patcnU quotable nt 137
04.15 , In vvnoil ; winter intents. 3.COH3.MJ
MrnlchlB , J3.OjJ3.CO ; spring specials , } 3 SOftl.OO
rprlng piilenm. t3.MO3.SO ; Htrulghln J3.00if3.20
bnkem. n.WiC.W.
WHIAT-NO. ! spring. 76c ; No. 3 spring
TSOTc : No. I red. 7Ss4 7STie.
COUN No. 2. Kic ; No. -jellovv ,
OATH-No. 2 , 10o ; No. 2 white , t. a , b. , 51V4O
Jlo ; No. 3 white , f. o. b. ,
11 YE No. i. 41c.
IIAItl.nY No. S , nominal ; No. 3 , 274034c !
No. 4. ! crT30c.
KIAXBiiNo. : . 1. 7Cc.
TIMOTHY Sinj > Prime , JlMiTJ C5.
I'HOVlHlONH-MesH pork , per bbl. , J7.4087.4-
Inrd , per If" ) II ) ' . . S.300I.32 ) ! ; short ribs , vide
( looFc ) , i3.7Cfi3.lK ) ; dry sailed tthouhlerx ( boxed )
jl.OO M.:5 ; Hliort clear ehlen ( buxcil ) , JI.KJl.37Vi
WHISKY Distillers llnlahed uooils , per gal.
IMS.
The follow Ing were the receipts nnd shipment
toilny :
MW YOHIC r.n.MCii.vi , MAUICUT
Quotation * ! of tin- Day oil Vurlou
Coiiiiuodltlrx.
NEW YOIllC. Oct. 19. KLOUH-Itccrlpti , 15 ,
200 Iitls. ; cxporlH , 1,7(2 blila. ; ulrong und hel
much hliihcrvllh wheat , checking business
winter patents , } l.4j04 60 ; winter straights , | l.0 <
Jt. K ; Minnesota patents , 14.3001 C3 ; winter ex
tras , S2.tOff3.CO ; Minnesota bukers , f3.OOQ3.70
winter , low Kiailou , I2.SOQ2.CO ; city mill pat
entB , II.708I.7J ; city mill clear * . Jl.lOf
4 : v : mill puleiitii , U.70MM ) . H > u Hour , linn
Uiertliie | , J2.C002.70 ; fnncy , .75ff2 90. Iluck
wheat Hour. > teudy ; } 1,4VUI.4S.
COUN MiAl < Blciuly ; jellow weitcrn , Clc.
HUCKWIIKAT-Qulct ; 38c. prime mule Iracl
HYi : rimer ; No. S weslirn. 4S 4S1 .
llAUMIY-Hteaily ; feedtnit wentirn. 3l 3HJc.
. WllUAT-ItecclplB. 1113.000 bu ; export * . M.Sf
bu. , i it , IrreKiilnr ; No. 1 hard , Is7o f. n , 1
ulloat. Oplloim openei ) vvllil nt 4c advance , rlsln
on cxcrrilliiKly nirong inRll h cables , foielp
buylitK nml n heavy local demand , lout ! 'o uc
nnciumler rcalUlnv mlei nml closed nervou
nt SH62Uo net nilvuncc ; No. 2 red , Mny. 87V
m-lCo. clofeil M c , Octulirr clote.t. k'So ; Ut
cctnbtr. 8IHfl ( l-ICc. closeil SIHc ,
COUN-Ileeelpt * . 218.400 bu.t eiporlH. 9Cfc6 iu.
l ) t. IrreKUlnr. No. 2. 33 ffJ3Uc Opllons opene
tning iiiiit ilecldolly higher wllh whenl : lali
nil ! off under rvnlUliiR ; clns | unsellloU in ,
OV4o net advance ; Slay. 3Cyn37Wc. clonvl 30ii
Sj c cl m ' 0'1- * . NX-- ' . '
OATH Hecrlpls , KO.tOO bu. ' cxprrlu. irj.600 bil ,
rjmt clofiM uulelj Na 2. S3Wc. Opllons opene
jtroni. ; . but Inler eaued off clonlnif uliclianued I
Ho advance ; Oelober closed , 2lc : December. 2li
W24 c , rhueil ! 4Hc.
MATIIiit-nnn nt 20C23o : hemlock Bole , 1
A . llvht lo heavy wclKhln , 19'UCOo.
HAY-Qillet ; shlpplnit , I5.WIHS.CO ; good I
chnlee. | 7.W S,15.
IIOl'B Klrnil 18D3 crop , 3 7Hc : 1S38 crop , Sf
lOHe ; I'uclllo consl IH'1 ' crop , 3ff7o ; U9I crop
TPlOc. Ixnulnii. market firm ; CO * .
] IIli : Flrin ; ( lulvriton , io ; Texas , dry , CUe
Cnllfornla. 15c
I'ltOVIHIONS-lleef. firm ; family , J9.00OIO.O )
beef hams. 16.00 1700 Cut menu , nrm ; pickle
bellies , into ; pickled houhlern , 4\CIVic ; pickle
hnmi , OUOHc. Lard , firm : wiiterii * ttam close
11.10 ; Octub r closed tt.Cf , nominal ; rtflned
ii > r. IVrk firm. ni . HSoOJOfl ; pliort clrar ,
< 7&fllO.M ; fninlly. II n
TALLOW Hlrml ) , rlly 4je. country , 3 > e.
OII.H- Petroleum , 0'ilct ' : fnlted clnt d m fl.ll
Id , Itopln , in in , Pimm * ! commim lo Bowl ,
. ' ! W. Tutr.unllni1. ntnt Ht MttlWc. Col-
onsen ! nil , nbotu stendy. prime criiiiv , SaHRJ'c ' :
rime summer yellow , ! 7e , prime while , ! tf
ItlCK-rirm. Jupnn. 4 < T4't" .
ML.\HHIW ( yiiiet nn-l strmly ; New Orleans ,
pen krtllp. KOOI ! lo ih'Heo. ? > } J"c.
llinTKll llcf'Ipip- J7U pk . : sternly : wn.1.
rn ibilry. MJttc , wcstrin oirnmcry , 1MT19CKI ,
Ins. Pe , fnrtcry. 7ftl1Uc |
CliniJSlIItrcHpt * . 4 WO pl-P * . , Mlllft : laree ,
Winoo. pnmll. 7'HHO'4c ' ' , pill skims J'iGWtC' '
ill klm rUc
r.dnH-tlccdptH f.l.'l | , knn. slrnily ; plate nn.t
> ntisvlinpn | , Htfr3)c. ) nrMrin. IKfllSe I
MKTAI.S-PIg lr.n. .julft nd iliii'ly noiitlirrn ,
li > : : , ni2Mi nnriitein t07/oi2tA ! rv pprr. I
Ifii'l ) ; htoVeix , 110.7 ? rvchnnce IIO.MHTIO 7S. i
fr\\ ' . steady ; l.riiknv. K.fin. rxchnnKP , 12.70(7
76 Tin , enrlrr urall * li : MUI1 M : plntrr. i
Irmly. Pptller ipilot ilotiirptlf 13 flOflJ.7 . j
LP i\em.MM.vp Tx .M\v
Vliciit AitviiniM'Kenrl > rive
lth n V rry IIMM | > Hi
NIW YORK Ocl. lu-Thfre I * npp.irently no
ml lo th < < penrntlnnnl developments connected
i the preptnt bull campaign In vvhHit. To
ny the mnrKct clipped nil previous efforts
/ rising perpendicularly 4ic nt tlio opening ,
he Jump wan nttended by wild excitement ,
'ommlpslon IIOIIPCH had mure tlmn the ii'iinl
npiliiT nf milrhlp nrtlcrs , the ndviincc Inning
llrnetnl Hie nlteiillon of the ppeonlatlvo pub *
e. I cnl tinders were npo ennei Imyrn nnd
orcl.n homes followed pull. The rvpull was nn
Vnbiiiche nf bu > lng orders Hint fnlily turned
lie wheat pll tnp y-turvy. The excitement wan
lerCHneil by private cnhlcs iinmmnclnir n Co
ilvance In Liverpool , wllh htnvy fp culntlve
etlvlly nnil hrnvy Incnl trin nrtloin nf from
OCO.O0 bu. to lo.OOO.WK ) tiu for the entire
ay reiichlng the tnlnl of : o 10'.iXX ) bn The
ftetnoon vvns innrki > il by n tendency to tnko
mflu on * ai ly ptirchai'ei anrt prices lo > l ! c n
u or Inlf the local ndvniioelorlng from
te 2t ; ? net hlcher tlmii P.ilunlny nUht.
ny > nld up to ffilic. ilroppul back In MUc.
liinlnK nt M'.c. Other tuulor. i-iilil the hulpe
* nt nnylhlng Ihry bnrt tttn In yenrx Ilu lnen
11 ovi-r Hie flitor wns tcnipniurllr FUfpended
n vvntch the ballb- between the bullH. vvhlle-
lovvd * of ppoct.itiiin In III" Rnllerli'N showed
vldencc of tinv. . tdofprend Intercut now mnnl-
isliil In tha wliinl nmrkct. * 'o fnllurcs vvere
epnrti-d ibirliig 'thnnKi' hour * . Only the hnrdl-
t of the b"-nl fcm"iit | dnr"d IniKt themselves
n Ihe mnrkpl nnd Ihe lOiort Inlerenl hn been
Mlneoil In Hiinlnlmiini S < nlpcr Jumped In
nd out of the market nil ilny. Inking mnll
icitei nn.l gencmlly tenplnc good profits. Hvcry-
ody witi < ImbnM vvlth the bull fever. Corn ntut
ts nnd ( irnvlflnns nil fcoreil blK ndvnncen
urlng the fniciioon. Hoiifes with prlvnte wins
n ChlcnRO nnd other cenlirn repotted r. very
ien\y liiislnm * . About .100.000 bu.verc boiiRlit
or export nl thf > clop * .
OMAHA < : I.MH.M. : MAUICHT.
Ciinillllon or Trmlf nnil aunlntlonn
nn Stniili * nml 1'niicr Produce.
lifTTKH rommon lo fnlr. 6c ; choice to fnncy.
country. 118io ; lepnrntor crenmcry. 150lCo ;
itlinoil ercnm. UfJUc.
O/.MIJ I'rnlrlc chlrkcn * . per doz. , M50IT375 ;
qunll , ll.M ; ten ! ducUx , I1.2J01.M ; red heads
nnil tuiilliirJa , t2.Mf/3.00.
CIinisi : Domesllc brick , Se ; IMnm. per rte . ,
y.K ; club hoiiKC. 1-tb. JarK , rcr doz. . (3 13 ; Llm-
> ergcr. fancy , per lb. , Sc : Ilnqueforl. ' 4-lb.
arn , per ilnz. . (3.CO ; Young Anicilciic. lOUc ;
lwln . fnncy , 9V/c.
Vi\L-Cholcc fnt. fO to l Ibn. , nre quoted nt
( ftc : lorec nnil coarre , 4f5c.
COfLTIlV- Live hens. 5V ; cocks , 3c. rprlng
hlekcnn , SHc ; pprlng ducks , 7 Sc ; turkfjs ,
SWIOc.
I'lnnONR Llv . Me ; denil plseons not wnntrd.
1IAV Upland. (4 50 ; midland , : lowland ,
KM : rye Mrnvv , $4 : color tnnkcn the pilce on
liny ; light bales Mil the bent ; only top grndes
hrlnc top prlcen.
nilOOM COIlN-Kxlrcmely i-.ow rale : n vr
crop , delivered nn trncU In country : choice green
.oir.norklnp : carp"t. per 11 > . zvjc : cl.olco creen.
running lo hurl 2ie : comninn. l'4c.
viorTAiiiis. :
SWiiT : POTATOiS-On orilers. per bV > l. . 11.75 ,
TOMATOIIS Per U-bu. bnnkrt. KOffCOc.
ONIONH Good Muck , prr bu. , 3aU Oi' .
LIMA IIHANS-Per lb. . 4c.
r.i\NS-Iliint , | ( , . tmvy per hit . Sl.4f > ffl M
OAllllAOn Home Rrown. per hundred , 71 ftiOe.
m.KHY Per do ? . , IV ; fnney , Inrce. 4S750c
rOTATOCS-Good i-trtk. per bu. , SCfl33c.
rut'iTS
atlAPitNcw York. 12'Jc.
I'AI.IKOIINIA IMJAnm.H rrtritonra , We ,
1'l.HMS-No ulilpplng Hock.
CALIKOHNIA OllAPiS : Toknys and other
fancy vnrletlp * . tl.l' , .
( 'llANItnitUir.S-Cnpi' Cod. per bbl. . ) < ! OQRC M
AI'PI.CS Cooking , per bhl , > l.73 ; eatlnir , SI K
fll.Oil ; Jonnlhann , fnney. t:5 ; New York , 12.00
FALIFOKNLt rKAIlR Per box. JI.75.
CALIPOIINIA Ql'INCHS-Per box , | 1.75.
TIIOPICAI. rilUITS.
The I > s Angles Times pajs thnt ns the
orniiRe penunn of IS'.n.o ? nppronchcs ppcculntton
In rcganl to the chnmclcr of t'.ie crop Increnrcs.
I irly In the > enr. before thn orniwn bail bPKun
In ilmp. It wn experled Hint Ihe crop of South
ern On 11 for n In vvnnld nmount to fully 10,000 ciir-
londft or more , but the Ions from dropping ban
enllrely chaiiKrd these Hsurcs. Tur n couple of
mcnlliK pant the Times has estimated the com
ing crop nt between C.fA ) nnd r , f > 00 cnrlonds , nnd
recent eiitlninton from trustworthy sources BO lo
confirm UICPO llRurep. It Is nRrccd by nil careful
"nvcHtlKntorn thnt the quality of the coming crop
ivlll tx > nbuve the nvcrnge.
OIIANOKS Mexlenn. Jl.POlfl. ! ! .
LEMONS Mrrslnas , J5W05.JO ; Cnllfornln
lemonH , SI OOffl.r.O.
IIAN'ANAK choice InrRc slock , per bunch.
I2.00O : . : ; ; medlum-plreil bunchen , Il.fj002.00.
MISCCLLANiOOS.
OYST15HS New York counts , per can , 4jc ;
New York releclH , per cnn , 40c ; > Mrii telecm.
per can. 3oc ; Hamlnnl . per cnn , 30c ; mediums ,
per cnn , ZScj New York counU. per 100 , 11.Z5 ;
per 1,000 , $11 ; New York wlecis , per gnl , , II ;
per lub. til : bulk standards , per K l . Jl.CO
HONIJY Kancy white , per lb. , 14015c ; choice.
13c : California , nmb r color , lOc.
CinilU-Clnrlflccl Juice , per half bbl. . JI.73 ; p r
bhl. , | I.0T47S.
MAPLi : 8YllUP-Flvc-Knl. cans , each , J2.75 ;
K.tl. cans , per doz. , ill ; half-gul. cans. IC.23 ;
< | imrt culm. S3.W >
riQS Imported fnncy , C crown , 30-lb. boxes ,
14 < - : choice. 10-lb boxes , 3 crown. 9fllOc.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb , , medium
lre , 10o ; Tnrrnconn nlmonils. per lb. , large.
i4o ; IlrnzllH. per Hi. . Sc ; KnKllth vvnlnutp , per
lb. , fancy FOft shell , ] 2c ; me bum size , lOc ; fil
herls , per lb , lOc ; pecans , pollphed medium , So
large , lOc ; peanuts , raw , C'iO7c ; rousted , 7'/ic
chestnuts , lOc.
I'-RKHH MIATS.
Illinr Oooil native fleers , 400 to COO Ibs.i \ ( ,
7o ; vveslein ntecrn. SjTO'tc ; BOOI ! raws nnd hclf-
CIH. rtiJ',2e ; meilliim COWB nml heifers. 4Jios KOOI
forequnrlera cows nml heifers. SV4c : Rood
forcijuartcra native utecrs. 4'ic ' ; Kood hlnd-
auarters cows nml heifers , i,5c ; KOOhlndqunr ! -
lers native rteers , 8Hc ; cow rounds. EC ; cow
plntPa , 3c ; honele H cluickK. 4o : cow chucks , 3c ;
sleers chucks , 3c ; beef tenderloin * . 19o ; bee !
rolls , boneless , Sc ; sirloin bulls , boneless , Sc
loin backs , bonders. Oo ; loin bucks , 7c ; cow
rll > , No. 3. Co ; cow loins. No. 3 , Sc : beef
trimmings , 3c ; rump bulls , Cc ; shoulder clods
Cc.
Cc.POIIK
POIIK Drcpseil liogn , Gc ; pork loins , 7c ; pork
lendvrlolns , ISc ; ppaic ribs , Cc ; Omm P.IUFURC
bntlB. CHc ; pork shoulders , roimh , 4V4o ; pork
nhouldern , tklnned , Co ; pork Irlinmlngs ,
leaf lard , not rendered , C'.ic ,
MUTTON Dressed lambs. 7c : drepned mutlon
Cc ; racks , million , 1'c : legs , mutton , k'4c ; sad
dies , mutlon , S'.tc ; slews , 3c ; shecu uluvns , 3o
sheep longues , per tloz. . 2&e.
HHJU3 AND TALLOW ,
HIDiS No. 1 green' hides , Cc : No. 2 green
hides. 4c : No. 1 green salted hides , Cc ; No. 2
gieen sullcil hides , Co ; No. 1 veal cnlf , 8 lo 12
Ibs. , Cc ; No. 2 veil I calf , S lo 1C Ibs. , 4c ; No.
dry flint hides , Sjjac ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 7 j8c
No. 1 dry called hides , 7c ; part cured hides , ijc
per lb. les than fully cured.
HlinCP PUWS Green taltcil. each , 23 COc
ereen salted shearlnga ( short vvoolni early
skins ) , each , lie ; dry shvailnKa ( short nooln
early sklnn ) . No. 1 , enth , 6c ; dry shearling ,
( short woolcd "enrlv kln ? ) . No. i , each. Cc : dry
flint Knntns nnd NehniKkn butcher wool pelts
per ) b. , nctual weigh ! , 40Cc ; dry flint Knnsni
nml Nebraska Murrain wool pells , per .lb. , ucl
iial welKht , 3&4c : dry flint Cslorndo butclie
v eel pells , per Hi. nclual vvclKht , 4fCc ; dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool iicltn , per lb. , aclua
welghl. 3If4c ; fret cut off , us It Is use-lets to pa )
freight on ihem.
TALLOW AND OIU'AHi : Tallow , No. 1 , So
tnllnw , No. 2 , 2V4c ; greare , vvhllo A , 3c ; greape
vvhlle II , 2o : greane , yellow , Jo ; greatc , dark
Hie ; old buller , I 2ic ! ; beeswax , prime , 1M
: : o : rough tallow , la
HONKS In car lots , weigher nnd delivered Ii
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , tl2.00ffl4.oo Or
country , bleached , per ton , StO.OOni2.00 ; dry coun
try. damp and meaty , per ton , JG Oflffs.oo.
\VOOI Unwashed , fine heavy , Ctc ( ; fine , light
Sfc ! ! : quarlir blood , J0 lic ; eeedy. burry inn
chnfTy , Kt9c : celled nnd broken , coarse , 70c
celled nnd broken , fine. Ciffc , rieece wnshtd
Medium , ISfflSc : fine , HWIGc ; lub washed , 10j
ISo : black Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tat : locks , 2J3c dcu ,
pulled , CCCc.
Codon
NIW : OKLIAN , Oct. m.-
middling , 7c ; low middling , C4c ; ; good ordinary
4 1-lGo.
NIIVV YOHKOct. . 19.-COTTON-Flrm ; mid
dllnjr , 7 15-lCc.
HT. I Ot'18. ' Ocl. 1D. COTTON-Qiilet and MCc
lower ; middling , 7Uo ; ale , 333 bales ; receipts
7,452 bales ; shipments , 442 l > alen ; stock , 21,43
bales.
Vlillilc * Cirulii hupp- ] .
NIJW YOItlf. Oel 19. The vUlble supply o
grnln Hntnrday , October 17 , ns compiled bl
the New York Produce. cxchangi > , Is as follows
Whenl. 64.kOS.COO hu , ; Increate , 2.374000 bu. Corn
17,175001) bu , ; Increase. ! 707,000 bu. Oiils. 10.
033,00 > ) bu , ; liUTvnse , HC.OOO bu. H > c. J 3M.OW
bu , ; Increase. 31 .OC > 0 bu. Hurley , 3,411,000 bu.
increase , 491(00 bu.
.llurliet.
N1IW YOUIC. Oct. 19.-HITO All-Haw , quiet
fair refining , 2Kc , cenlrlfUKal. W test , 3c , He
lined , steady : standard "A , " 4c ; cut loaf , < ! c
Kianulated , I lie.
UNDON , Oct. 19. SUOAH-Canc. nolhln ,
doliiKi cenlrlfiiKiil Java , Id UV1 ; Muicovado. fa I
rt-nnlng , 9s 3d. Her I , firmer and Improving
slowly ; October , 8s lDjd. _
I'Nirt'luii I'Miiiiiii-liil.
1'AItlH , Oct. 19. 4 p. m. Tline iwrccnt rentes
lOlf 4iio for the uccount. Hiclmnge on I/jn
don , tJf Ko for checks.
LONDON , Oct , lH.-Qold Is quoted nt Huenos
Ayres today at 108. K ) ; Madrid , 1X15 ; Lliboo
M'4 , Home , led 15 The Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hunk of ntiRlnnd on balance today ,
Ct.Wl Par gold Is quoted nt 77 * 10'iOQ77s lid ,
STOCKS AM ) IIO.VDS.
TrniipmoltiiiiN cif
Kill lie Itfiluccil Voliiiiir.
NIW YOHIC , Oft. 1-The stock market move
ment toil My. though moderate In volume , was
owing to n variety of divergent In-
trlmjency In the money market nnd
the practical withdrawal of the banks from the
market fur mercantile paper were offset by n
-etisntlomil nilvnnrc In vvhent nnd decided
Mlvngtli In corn und other fooil products. The
domestic market followed n tinIn wheat nt
Llvupoul iif Cc n bu , bjnn ndvnnce of 4'ic ' In
the December opllnn , making the hlghesl price
iccurupit In the pren-nt movement , rurtlirr-
more n decided gain In cnMlioumt shlpmenls
Was recorded nnd tolnelitdit with the Advance of
Ihu rules on money nf 10 per cenl foreign ex-
chntiKv went lovvct. Aclunl ilt-rUng fell We nnd
posted quotations Were fhaded 140 In Jl MHfi >
4.M. Demand Is IlKht In Ihe fnco uf free offerIngs -
Ings of coimnertlnl ncceptKncrs. The majority
of Hie mil money trnnractlons were made nt
7iS per icnl. yomc time loans were made nt It
< nnt for ninety dais , liut offerings of funds
re light. Kor the llrpl time bids made for slocks
> cro made ut "buvers" option , sixty < ! a > i" . " This
i.inner of tnullng Is expected to be n feature
n the next ninety days , as both parlies In Ihe
oiilrncl of this iharacler cnn prolecl them-
ilvrs by lUpnslt * In n trust company niialnut
im Irntipactlon. firmness In ptocks nt the open-
ng smn developed Inlo poMllvc PlrenRlh , nl-
linimli the dIMi ( button of Iho trndlng was very
idlfTfrctit. The railway ptocks were unusually
romlmnt , the Immediate henvy movement of
rnln nnil other plnplcs counlcrnellng some un-
nvorahlo tinlllc returns. The Improvement tie-
nine more pronounced ns the day progressed
nd the clorhiK was strong nt the top figures ,
'he most Important gains were 3V4 per cent In
tignr , Hock Inland , SW per cent , Collon Oil
icfeired. 5 i per cenl : llnrllnglon , 214 per cent ,
nil Leather preferred. Tobacco and Hay filnte
Ons , 2 per cent. The Sotithweslcrn nnd olher
cllve shures nverngrd n point ndvance. Head-
ng ixhlblted heaviness around midday and lost
i per cent , but suben.uenlly made n full re-
oveiy. Itallwny bonds were quiet and devoid
f feature n lde from n thnrp frnctlonnl gain
n Atchlpon seconds on large transactions. The
ales were S73l.(0fl. Oovcrnments were strong anil
r.v.Mlonnliy higher nn dealings of J2.1.000. 811-
rr certificates ro o per cent to CC , the trnns-
Lllr.ni. iK'Inc } 24 COO.
The Hvenlng Post's Ixindon financial entile-
rum sns : The slock markets were dull nil
ay with n heavy drop In Hpnnlsh pecurllles nnd
Iso In mines. Th lone nl the elope was bel-
er all nround on Ihe reporls In regard lo the
gold mnikft. Americans were Flendy nnd
loped good In thr > plreel , The Paris bourpe
vns flat on the full In Fimnl'h Htocks , bill I lie
IOPO was belter. The Iterlln mirket wns stendy.
The followInir were Ihe closing quotations on
10 lending stocks of the New York exchange
o < l ay :
trillion . N. Y. CPiitrnt HI
AdnnmKx . 14.1 N. Y. A. N. E. 4 o
Al'on.T H . r.r. Ontario A.V ia" <
Am. Kxnross . los On-con Imu *
! .iHlmori'.VOhio _ 13 > On'ron Nav 17
Canada I'.tclllc. . . . r.u 0.8. L..VU. N 12'f '
CanadnSontlii > rn. . I'aeino Mall HIM
rcnlml I'.icinc. . . . 1'eoria Dec. A. "
. A. Ohio . mi"
Chlcaco , V Alton , . 115 Pulhnnn P.tl.iso. . . 140
7..H..VU . 70H Ileaillm.-
: hlriro : O.i * . . . . 01 ' Ml. O. W Ifi
onsolld.itwt Onn 1441'T. O. W.nf.l 41)
r. . f ! . . J. .t St. L. . . JJH UOCK Island naif
Coin Co.il A : Iron. ' , St. Paul 71)11 )
ottonOII Cert. . . . 1 do DM KM
claw.iroV Hint. . lii'J St P..VOm-lhi. . . > ' . !
) el..L.nclt..t . . . J do nfd 11H
; . pfJ . 4' ! ' ( 'Southern ' Pacific. .
lilS'Suirnr ' Roflnorv. . . .
'rlo " " ni Tenn. Co.il .V Iron , an *
'tlonYcL" . . . . . r. 1H > ToxnsP.icinc
fort W.'ivne . . . . . . . ID'.I T.JtO.Ctfnl. nM. . ,
O. Northern nfd. . nn Union Pncltic.
C.ka. I. nM. . . . HO U. S. Kxnrass
llockln ? Vallov. . . 15 W. Ht. U AP
Illinois Centr.ll. . . 111 W. SL L. It P. nf t.
St P. A. Dublin. . . 1H Wells K.treo K- ; . . . ff >
K.\T. pfj \\Vntcrn Union. . . . B.Uf
Lake Krla . \VoaL Whcclln ? &L. K , . nV >
ilotifd no pfu S.1
LakoSlioro 144n M.A.SU L in
Lead Trust n D..V It li
Loulnvlllo&N. . . . 43 ' inn
L..VN.A N ! r , ; , n
ManbalinnCon. . . . C.K.AI iii
MeniDlilH.V ( J do nfa nu
Mlclnc.itiCoiii T. St. L..VK. C. . . . 4
MlHHOiirl Pacltlo. . T.St. U A.K.CLpf | 10
Mobllcfe Ohio S. It. 11.
. . . S. K. U'lfd
NntlonnlCorJitira. Am. Tob."Co
Nat. Conl.iio nf J. . ilo nfil
N. J. Conlr.il . Am. Tel. .V C. Co . in
N.AW.UfJ . Coiu'l C.iblo Co. . . 1411
North Am. Co . . . Am. SUIT ir pfJ II Hi
Northern IMcluo. . iinU. : S.Contaito cul. 1714
N. 1'aclllunfd . ai J < U. S , Ixialhor DM r.n > iOn
U.l 1) .V O . U. H.
Nortliwe.nle.ni . On < ( U. S Itubhorpfd. .
do ofil .
offered.
Thu total sales of stock * today were 147.14C
shares. Including the following : American To-
liarco. 8.300 ; Ilurllnglon , 14 , W ) ; Chicago Ons
Irust reeelpl * , 4.500 ; Louisville K Nashville ,
3,200 ; Manhattan. fr,00 ; lloclt Island. 5,100 : Head-
In u. 15,200 ; 81. I'aul , 21,100 ; silver certlllcales ,
24,000.
Vnrk Mont * } * . '
NHW YOHIC. Oct. 19. MOK8Y ON CALL
Hlrong nt CjtIO per cent ; lust loan , C per cent ;
nt CCi7 per cent.
: MIHCANTILU I > APIU xominniiy 7H
per cent ,
r.LINO I VCHANOi : Weak , with actual
business In banker * ' hill * at JI.M'iU .M's foi
demand nnd JI.SOUff4.Kll4 for sixty ilays ; posted
ratej. SI.SOViC4.S2li and I4.SI1T4.U ; commercial
hlllH.t4.79.
HILA'im CCHTIFICATiS-C5i,4 : fCc.
HAH HILVnn-CT.'ic.
GOViilNMiNT IlONDS-Slrong ; state bonds.
dull ; railroad bonds , firm ,
doting quotations on bonds were ns follows :
U.S. 4n.reir.nuw. 113 11. P. Islsof 'Hi. . . . U7
U.S. 4 co.ip.nuw. D. .VII. (5. 7 HUVi
U. S. Oi. IXT . 1II9H I ) . Alt. 0.11 H0)f ) ,
U. S. fivcoup . 111 KrleiSds 6sH
U. S. In. rtz . ( i. It , A.S. AIIS. . . 10IIU
U.S. Is.cjtlD . ( ! . H. A.S. A. 7 . . . Hill
ll.S.'Js.re ; . H. AcT. 0. Si
Pacific Ut of ' 03. . 101 dollH
Ala. , clis * A . ion M..K. . < tT.
lilt ) ilo'-'d 4 fil
1)4 ) Mnltiil 107
Mn-Oiirronov. . . . pane N. J.C. Oun. Ol. . . . IK !
I.a Now Con ti. . no No. P.icltlo liti. . Halt-
liu ito dn id !
N. C.IIH. , II-- N. W. Consols. . . . 1:1.1 :
MoS. K. Dili. 3
Is.clnonfim't. . . . H. O West. ln . . .
Tenn. now sat Us. 7S St. P.CanHOlH 7-t.
Tenn. nnw sat 3j. ins do O. .V P. W. } .
Tenn. old Us no .St. L.A.I. M.QonS
Vn. Coiillirms M. L..V3. l.Ujn.l.
nnduforreil ToxasP.io Intl. .
AtchlHOii 4s Tex.is P. o. ttl ! 4. . . J81 ;
AtcnlsonSilA. . . . If. P. UtSOf'UJ. _ HlO'f
faiiadfl So.'Jds. . . . WnnlRliorj 4s
L. A N. tmUlnd is. 71 ! O. H , JsN. iHfj. . . ,
southern As N. Pas. : lds un
offered.
lloNlon Stoi'K < liiolnlloiix.
HOSTON. Ocl. 10.-C.ill IO.UIH , : tjt4 per conl ;
llini' , IO.UIH. 4 < d.'i per cent. Cloning prices for
Htocku , bonda nnd milling' hharuH :
A.T.A.S. P W. Elec. nfd
Am. Siuar 1KIH Kd. Klec. Ill 1:1.- :
Am. Siuar pfd. . . . AtchiBor 2d . . . . 1:1.UK
liuyStnloGas AielilHon 4s 74'
Hell Tolephono. . . \cvv Emrl.iiut Hi. , 110
Ilosion A. Albmy. Atl.intio 110Hl
IioHton .t.Malna. . lloslon .V Mont nit 85M
IMJ. , tu 70H lltitto.V lloilon . . .
Fltchtmrir PU Calumet V. llojl i. 315
( Je n. Klcolrio Franltllu 11
IlllnoiB Steel Ko.irmrjo II
Mexican Ontr.it. . Otcoobi II6
Ore.n orl Lino. . . . Oiilncy , II' '
Knboor. Tamarack 83
Union Paclllc 7Vi Wolvorlno 83OK
WeBtKinl U7 (
Sim FrniicUco tllnliiK' ( liintntloiiH.
.SAN FRANCISCO. Ocl. IP. Tim otnclal closlne
quotatlona for niliilti ? utockn today uoru UH foi
Iowa :
Alii 1:1 : Oould&Onrnr HI
Aliih.iCon IS ItaloA. Nororois. . 145
Arnica VS Lnv Wash. Cm. .
Kelchcr fill Mnxlc.'in 47
Hem A. Ualchor. . . . 11)0 ) Occidental Con. . . , 18
llodmCon il.l Ophtr l-'fi
liiilllini 11) ) Overman 15
UulvvLTCon 41 ! Potoiu IIH
Chullcniro Con. . . . 47 Savairn oa
Chollar. ' - " - ' . " Scorpion eau
Continence' in : SlnrmNor.iJa. . . , on
ron.Cal. * V.I. . . , 175 Union Con 67
Con. tiiiDort.il . . . . 'J Utih Con
Clown Polnl fil Yellow Jacket , , , CC
RtchoQiicr 3
Silver harB , tlOKo ; Moxlcnu elollard , Olo.
Sight dr.ittH , pir ; tulegr.ipldc , p.ir.
New York MInliiK ( tiioladiiiix.
NEW YOIllC. Oct. IH.-Tlio followIn.aro tha
closing mining quo'atloim :
nnlvvor 40 Ontario K30
Uhnllnr. Sll Onhtr. llfi
CrovJii Point fi3 Plvinouin i.u
Cejn. C.il. A. V.I. . . . Kin UlllCKHllVCT 100
Deailvvool 11.1 OulckHllve.r pfdlSUO
( ioiild Xuurry. . . 7i ) Slam No van i 03
Hale.VNoruroKS. . l't ! Slanilant Con ICO
HomcHluXa 11.10 Union Cm M )
IroiiMivcr , Ill ) Yellow Jaclcot , . . . D3
Mexican I. ,
offered.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Loniloii Sioe-Ic QtieitntloiiN.
LONDON , Ocl. ID. 4 p. ill. uloalnji
' ' Miixicnn onlln.iry.'D
ConsoU ace.'I. . IIH St. Paul co,1 7'JH
Ciiu. Paclac N , Y. Conlr.il P4
Krlu , '
KrlnlHtufil lleailln. ni
111. Central Mox. Con , now 4n. UW !
HAH 8ILVKH-30 1-ICd per oz.
MONIZY 1 per cent.
The rate of illncount In Ihe open market for
short bills IB 2 3 , , er ccnt. ( or lllte | monl1H. |
bills , SH per cenl ,
Kiliiuieiliil
HALT1MOHL' , Oct. 13.-Clcnrlni ; , | 3,1C ,33' . ; la- !
nnces , I40J.C33.
IIOHTON. Oct. ID. Clearings , | I2MC,92I ; bal.
nngea. M,43IX ) .
NIJW YOIIK. Oct. 19. Clearings , $82,574,000
Lalmices , 13,700,7:0.
PIULADKLPHIA. Oct. 19.-ClenrlnB ,
SW ; balances , JI.17l.liM.
HT , LOt'IH , Oct. 19-CIearlnES , JI,738.8C ; bal.
nnies , t < 01)tii8. ) Money , OifS per cent. New York
exchange , I1.2J rtlicount bid ; It discount usked ,
CHICAOO , Oct. 10. Clearings , II5,7Z6.MO ,
Money , llrm nl 7 per cent for call Hn4 time
loans. New York exchange , SOo discount , For-
tlin exchange , steady ; demand , II.3W ; iUI )
day * , Jl.kO',4. '
OMAHA MARKET
Liberal Offerings tffOaUlo Mark the Open
ing 8r tfio Week ,
BDSINESS INPut A LITTLE SLOW
ii
Put StciT i f InillfToriMil
4luiill < > - Itutclivrn' Ac-
> Vl\c
lllnlier.
SOUTH OMAHA , Oct. 19.
nccclptsfor thu days Indicated wcro :
Cattle , Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
October 19 , 4,373 1,411
October 17 1.30 3,013 3.47G
October in 1.53G 3.1ZO 4,2)0 )
October InH 3.M7 4.7C2 1.M7
October H 3,001 < , iOJ 43
October 13 3 91'i 3.CCI 1.407
October 12 4.3S3 2
October 10 : .772 3.GI2
October 9 . 2JUO 4,01.1
October 8 . 1.9S3 3,037 3.G27
The ollltlnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C , , M. & St. P. Ily . 1
Mo. 1'aclllc Hy . >
Union I'ac. System. . . CS 2
11. ft M. H. It. n . 31 0 2
C. , H. K Q. l\y . 3
C. , H. I. K : I' . Ily. , o. . 1 1 . . . .
C. , II. I. & V. Uy.\v , . 10 1
C. , Ht , P. . M. & O. Uy . . . -
K , E. & M. V. U. 11. . . 61 8 2 2
Total receipts . , . .174 23 4 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num.
jer of head Indicated :
lluyprs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co . 411 723 . . . .
Swift nnd Company . D7fi 553 Sll
The Cudnhy 1'ncklng Co. 4fl 107 2J7
't. Ucckcr nnd Uegan. . . . 391
Vansant K. Co . 101
f. L. Carey . ,00
Lobman & Rothschilds. . . 3GS
W. I Stephens . 217
1111 .t Lewis Co . 140
lenten & Underwood . 3.13
.ayton & Co . 93
Iiiston & Co . 31
Other buyers . Ml
over . . . . 300
Total 4.3G1 1,476 69S
CATTLE The week opened with a liberal
run of cattle and the largest of nny day
since Monday of lam week , when about the
same number of head were reported In.
The cattle hero were about all westerns ,
and while the most of them were feeders ,
: here were quite n good many thnt would do
'or the killers. There were no choice native
beeves and very few of nny kind.
The market on beeves opened n little slow ,
lalesmcn asking strong prices nnd buyers
holding off a little , but In the end the cattle
changed hand' * nt about the same prices as
prevailed nt the close of last week. This
market has been strong for the past week
or more as compared with other markets.
Cows nnd heifers were In good demand
and sold freely at Saturday's prices. The
supply was liberal , there being several
good hunches of westerns In addition to the
odds and ends of native Muff.
The yards were.full of stockcrs nnd feed
ers , but there were none too many for the
lemand. The speculators sold out pretty
close on Saturday nnd they all wanted more
cattle today , and tln-y seemed to be In a
luirry to load up again. The market. In
consequence , was active nnd fully steady.
On some ef thu hetior grades of cattle
Backers and feeders were competitors.
Largo as worn IHH receipts , the most of the
cuttle were sold In good season.
The market closed .easier on , nil kinds of
cattle , but more especially on the common
grades. Hepresentntlye sales :
'
nu'in * sTiciis. }
No. Av. I'r. Nj. Ay. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
41..1263 (3 M
1 COU'S.
1. . , fie t CO 12.r..IOlS 2 IS 2..1110 2 30
I. . . .ll.V ) S. . . . ( ITS 2 SO 2..12)3
' ' . .10FO 1 tO I..IIM : K 1..1170 2 CO
c' . 2 15 (
iuirins ;
4. . . 49" . 1 M fil. . . siVj2 CO , 7. . . . 772 2 M
1. . . 3SO' 123 1 ? . . . - 2 10
4.-4J7 ' 1 CO' ' -7V.-.772 2,30
c.u.vns.
1. . . JCO' 1 CO 1 270 3 CO 2. . . . 5 4 7C
1. , . 340
BTOCKI HS AND
L. . . SSO 210 23. . . . MS 3 II " . . . . 502 333
2. . . . 9Ctl 2 a 25. . . , RIO 3 it 19. . . . (43 333
I. . . . M 3 00 3. . . . ! i0 | 3 10 M..1CC2 3 33
: . . . . M5 310 3. . . . (70 S2- „ 3 40
1. . . . 850 3 15 1. . . . SIO 3 27H 17. . . . 834 „ 3 CO
WUSTUIINS.
Ko. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 710 } l fiO 1 cow no 12 23
1 bull ll'M 2 00 4 cows < tm 2 53
1 flap 400 2 CO hfs 7111 2 C5
2 cowa 1031 SW *
NiniltAKKA.
i cow wo 1 K 2 feeders. . . . S33 2 S3
1 Inill I . ' 00 200 5 steers 1300 300
n CO\\B idfio 2 10 2 feeders..1123 3 00
4 co\vi , . ! > 32 . 12 feeders. . . . j > P5 3 20
3 CO K 1016 2 10 C5 feeders..10CO 3 50
4 COUH ' . 'K 2 23 33 feeders..ll'OU 3 20
1 cow. 1150 2 20 44 feeders..1123 3 30
1 liilll 1270 2 40 17 feeders. . . . SOO 3 30
4 cow * 10V ! 2 CO SO feeders. . . . 72S 3 30
3 cows X70 2 CO 7 feeders. . . . DOS 3 33
II ci\v WC 2 r. 30 feeders.,1012 340
Scon g 1018 2 C3
T U. Irnln.
20 feeders. . , . 1CSO 3 10 , : feeders. . . . 805 3 15
K. K.
1 Ijull . 1100 223 23 feeders. . . . OS2 31
J. i : . McOlnley.
7co s . 1114 215 43 reeilcrs..ll74 33214
Klni ? .
1 liilll . 1310 1 Wl 1 cow . l"40 2 CO
1 bull . KOO 2 CO 9 feeders. . . . 1032 320
SOUTIt DAKOTA.
1 bull 1COO 1 75 1 cow 2 f.V
1 cow ! > tfl 1 73 11 heifers C40 2 Ki
1 Mag 1400 I 7.- . 2J lielfcrs . kio 2 70
1 bull 1310 1 (3 2 cows . 1073 270
1 cow SCO 2 ' 00 IS Mrs. Tex. 105 2
1 ox 1410 2'00 l8lr. UK. . . .13(0 2 75
3 rows ' . 'TO 2 00 11 slr . Tex. , i'tl 2 (0
2 COWS 10CO 2 10 6 feeders. . . .1201 2 SI
2 cows IKS 2 Si C feeders. . . . 545 2 $5
i cow 1100 i : . * " Icow . 1600 2M
Scows WO 225" 2o sirs , Tex. . 1094 2 M
1 cow 910 2 30 1 feeder . C50 3 00
1 cow 1230 2 35 2 feeders , . . .1200 300
CC cows ! > ; : 2 35 67 feeders. . . . 015 3 15
9 co a 1007 2 40 9 urn. UK.1321 3 15
2 cons 10S5 S M 20 feeders. . . . 1015 320
1 Hag 11(0 2 50 28 feeders. . . . 1110 3 20
& cuvvs ll.'M 2 50 40 feeders. . . .1170 320
31 cows 'jvi S 50 15 feeders. . . , [ iCS 3 20
3 heifers 741 2 t. ' , 30 feeders. . . .11P2 323
3 cows 1103 2 55 2 feeders. , . .1165 335
Scows 1103 255 14 feeders. . . .11S2 3 35
13 cows 1010 261. 1 Blcer . 1020 3 C3
Jumes Coq.
22 feeders..1103 31025 tlecrs 12S1 340
Sam Hell.
4 cows D92 2 70 8 sleers 1250 3 30
4 heifers 1005 2 SO
Western Hnnclies.
Icow 9fO 200 40 cows 1007 2 CS
C cows EG2 225
/.Immcrmnn. .
6 cows 1003 2 00 3 cows 1126 2 25
2 bulls 12S3 2 25 12 cows (132 ( 2 CS
3 cons 1120 2 25 1 slue 1310 270
J. Hart.
1 con- (20 2 00 13 cows , 9 % 2 CO
3 COUH . . . . . . illC 2 35 2 steers 1270 2 CO
Scows 921 2 CO 12 tteers 125G 320
\V. W. Townsend.
2 cows 10.10 2 25 23 tit-era 1214 3 40
12 con IOCS 2 if
Wrnr I , . B. Co.
4 bulls 1133 TW'1 1 cnlf 4fO - ' T&
1 bull 1210 2 Oil i. 11 heifers 10V ) 2 W
U cons 879 2 K if 7 caUes 314 3 K
3 bulls 12SO 2 SO 3 4 calves 270 3 R5
4 cows 1112 iiS - 4 calves 152 5 CO
2 stags 1020 3 ! 5J
4 bulls. . . . , ,1 < 30 6 heifers. . . , , 4f,6 2 S5
37 conn , . . . . . 920 2 20 IS sirs , Tex. ,1146 , 2 90
1 cow . .10CO ' 1 steer , 970 3 00
1 cow . .1450 i' 1 feeder , , . . ,1110 , 3 23
2 heifers. . . . 700 1 rter ,1310 , 350
COLOHADO.
1 cow 2 r.1
1 cow 2 CO
2 bulls. . . 2 CS
1 bull. . . . 2 C5
1 cow 2 75
1 cow , , , . . .1000 I Oft > ' 22 ttrs , Tex. 1210 2 CO
E bulls. . . . .1072 E 13 V * 75 Mrs , Tex , ICO 2 M )
1 bull. . . . .ISM 8 fdrs. Tex. 60' 2 SO
1 feeder , , , . 770 1 feeder .IIW . 300
3 bulls. . . . .13CC . 1 calf , 370 3 00
2 cows. . . ' ' " * t ' 15 sirs , Tex. K < } 3 00
2 heifers , . , . 9C5 $ & , ? 4 feeders. . , , 707 3 20
3 COVVH , , . . .1040 2i3'u 20 feeders. , . ( .SO 3 25
1 bull. . , . IDfO 24' ) 109 fcederj. . . , 9SG 3 2S
1 tow. , . . CIO 2 45 2 utrs. Tex , 1300 3 K
1310 112 feeders. .
" . KO 3 2714
1 heifer" 730 2 DO , CS feeders. . . 979 3 35
42 cows , , , 843 2 M 7 calves 311 3 40
20 cows , . . 878 2
2George
George Tutlle.
8 cows. , . 865 200 1 slag , CSO 3 00
12 cows , , , .1022 215 & feeders , , . .102S 3 ( K )
1 bull , . . . 1310 2 21 1 feeder. , . . CIO 3 23
1 cow lOlsO 2 DO 28 feeders. . . . 8J3 3 23
oituaox.
Peter French.
7 eons. . , . . MO 2 00 8 feeders. . . .1040 2 75
9 COHS. , . . . H.'O 2 00 1 steer . . . . . 830 3 00
47 COWH 2 45 W feeders. . . .1045 3 20
53 cows 978 2 45 107 feeders. . . .l040 3 25
10 streru. . . . 1177 , 2 M
MWYOMING.
WYOMING.
1 slag , 1C30 1 M i steer 1275 300
3 cows 920 2 10 9 feeders. . . .1115 3 : u
1 cow , , , . , , 1110 2 40 1 feeler. . . . C30 335
1 cnw , . , . . , 1070 2 40 87 steers. . , , , .1274 3 CS
4 cons , , , . , 1012 2 CO 2 calve * . , , . 215 4 CO
Ham Hupp.
30 steers. . . . .1178 3 M
MA.
A. Mjem.
22 steers , , , . .ISM J 40
J. A , Lovett
3 bulls .1253 2 10 1 sir , tic , . . .11CO 276
t cows 1U 255 34sleen 1215 330
James Mlckelion ,
Ibull 1310 200 2fc dcn. , , CC2 3 CO
4 crnvs. . KJ S n M feeders lM S
Icow . . iO 1M 1 feeder .ISM > 3
IConR. . . .10M 2M 1W feeders .1107 J 20
9 Mrs. tl . .1217 SM S < feeders. . .1210 S Si )
CurdenriT & lloMnnon.
Jrteers U10 2 7S
r. J. HorRnn.
Jcowii 530 240 4 heifer S77 t COt
t
t cow 1030 Sffl' s'uleers 1278 J 10
Scows K. SK > 37 feeders..1114 3 421J
J 1 * * i KCf
" 3 feeilcrs..H02 .1 X 11 feeders..1151 J 35
Mrs. 1' . FenlT.
2 cons 1CIX 220 1 i teer T.OO 3 3D
3 cons 1013 2 M 14 i-teers I1J5 S 30
Scons 1072 2 CO 34 feeders..12(3 340
A1H7.0NA.
35 feeders. . . . C12 2 K
KMONTANA.
MONTANA.
4con 1007 225 16 cows HIS 2 CO
John McVay.
2 hull * 13V , 110 Icon1000 515
1ICH1B The UMinl llnht Monday's recelptu were
on Mile toilny , but the run wns double what U
was n week aRO. The ninrUet opened with Ihe
niycrs bidding sternly , nnd In oine care * , barely
steady prices , but ns advices from I'hlcaRO In-
Healed n lieller market , vnluei here took on n
Itllo more strength , and the IIORS fold trong
o to hlRher , There were so few here thnt the
yards were eon ctenrat.
Hcnvy hogs sold at JJ.20R.125 , prlneliially. ns
agnlnrt J3.I5ft3.25 on faturdny. The mi-dliim
wrlEht anil IlKht mixed Ion.In . went at t3.30T3..15.
while n IlKht tort rold nt 13.40.
The week opens with the market about lOc
ilshcr than at the commencement of last week ,
lojirerrntnthc rales :
Vo. Av. 8h. IT. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
0 3C.- . . . | 3 IS 11 303 160 3 2S
0 3 ! > 2 . . . 320 42 321 . . . 32. ' .
0 377 . . . 320 tl 2U ! 120 3 27H
, f. 343 CO 3 10 43 .100 . . . 3 2.H
,1 3.V . . . 320 C1 .2F5 . . . 330
47 229 CO 3 20 70 2f2 ! 40 330
57 310 2SO 3 22'4 ' C6 2f.fi CO 330
CO 290 2K ) 3 25 75 212 120 330
5 2 3 ICO 325 73 202 CO 330
rs 2vs co 3 2n r.i 231 co 335
,6 3)2 ) CO 325 75 221 CO 3 35
9 304 ICO 325 t > 7 211 240 331
1 3M . . . 305 5 fa . . . 320
3 3IC . . . 313 1 250 . . . 325
4 37S 40 3 15 * B 2 > 2 . . . 325
0 3 . . . 3 ! 3 216 . . . 323
4 22 CO 3 17'4 ' IK ) M . . . 323
6 312 CO 320
Hltliur There were only four loads of sheep
lere , nnd they sold at Just nbout steady prices ,
tcprrtcntntlvc sales :
No. Av. Tr.
23 South Dakota tig 72 It 75
S3 South Dnkotn mixed 73 2 CO
? < t South Dakntn , Inmht CO 3 00
257 Bouth Dakota Iambi 76 3 00
cmc.uio i.ivn STOCK.
rriuU * AViiM Not Cliiirticlrrlcn ! l y Jfncli
Anlniiilliiii I\IM-III In Choice Cnltlc.
CHICAGO , Oct. 19. Trade was not character
ized by much animation except In choice cat
tle , which were scarce and firm , and other kinds
of native betf cnlllc were largely lOc lower. Sales
were on 11 basis of from J3.35 to JS.15 for com
mon to fancy steers , with most of the. trading
between from I4.CO to J1.00. ix | > ortera were fair
hucr of the better class of bee\es. Canning
ami butchering cattle mm ml fairly well , cons
and heifers felllnc nt from 1.25 lo 3.C5 , bull <
nt from 11.75 lo J3.25. Texas cattle were In the
usual demand nt ruling prices , steers telling ill
from J2.C5 to 13.15.
There was an excellent general demand for
OBK , nnd acrnllo the liberal supply prices were
stiong nnd from 5c to lOc hlRher than on Sat-
in-day. Hea\y packing lots moved off freely nt
from J3.20 to M.37'i ' nnd conrjc hea\y to prime
assorted IlKhls sold nt from J3.10 to J3.CO. Heavy
told largely at from J3SO lo J3.40 and medium
weights sold chlelly nt from J1.35 to 13.50.
In sheep the Kencrnl demand proved lo be
much nhnve Ihe average ami prices were well
maintained for dcrlrahle lloeks. Hioep were In
dtmnnd nt from 1175 to $3.10. wcMenm rclllne
principally nt from J2.50 to 13.10. Prime heavy
nntlvc export fheep were scarce and largely
nominal nt from J3 23 to M.50. ivpillng sheep
were active nround from 12.50 to J2.CO. I.ambs
were w.inted nt from J2.75 to J4.25 for Inferior
lo nrlmc , with sales principally nt from 13.23
to | 41,0.
llecelpts : Cattle , 19.000 head ; hogs , 41,000 head :
sheep , 21,000 head.
KntiMiiH Clly I.lvo Sluelc.
KANSAS C1TV , Oct. 19. CATTInecelpts. .
I4ioo heail ; shlpmentH. CM head. Itest grades
steady to strong , others weak ; Texas steers ,
J2.IOB2.CO : Texas cons. Ji.20O2.50 ; native fleers ,
13.15(74.70 ; native cons and heifers , J1.35572.20j
stockcrw anil feeders. 12 7M73 CO ; bulls , S2. 0ti3.(0
lions Itecelpls , C.OCO head ; shipments , none ,
Market strong to Co hlglicr ; bulk of miles , 13.15(7-
3.30 , heavy. J3.05ff3.35 : packers. J3.10W3.30 ; mixed ,
M 1573 33 : llchts , 3.20 3 33 ; Yorkers. J3.30Q3.3-i ;
plK . J3.IOfl3.S5.
HIIIJI3I' Itecelpls. 5,000 head : shipments , none.
Market stonily ; lambs , > 2.757:3 25 ; tnutlons , J2.COf
3.00.
Xoiv York Mvc SlncU- .
NiW YOItlC , Ocl. 19 IIUIJViIlecelpts. : .
1,110 head ; cons ple.idy : otlicis loner nnd slow ;
nnllve steers. J3.20f4.S5 ; oxen , J2.00JI2.30 ; drj'
cows. Jl.4002.70. Cables quote American sleers
at lOtfllc , drrvFed weight ; shc-ep. SfflOc , dressed
welshl : refrlcerator beef , 7 > 4OS iO : no exports.
siinr.r AND I.AMIIS-iteceipts , is 090 head :
slow nnd lower ; sheep , J2.25O3.23 ; lambs , JS.COf
4.75 ; Rvneral sales , Jl 00171.50.
HOGS Hccclpts , 14,715 head ; lower at J3.COJ ?
4 00.
SI. I.iiulN I.lvc .Sliu-U.
ST. IXUIS , Oct. 19.-CATTI.-Hccelpts ! , 3.000
head. Natives lOc lower ; Tcxnns sleady.
HOdH-Itecelpls. 3.500 bend. Market 5c hlchcr ;
Yorkers. J3.25b3.35 ; packers , J3.10Q3.C5 ; heavy ,
J3.20J73.40.
SHIIUr Itecelpls , l.COO head. Market rteady.
Sloclc In SlKht.
Ueconl of recclpls of live slock at the four
principal markcu October 19 , IS'JC :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
South Omaha . 4,373 1.434 5'iS
Chicago . 19,000 41,000 21,000
ICnnrus City . H.iX'O c.ouo C.r > oo
Ht. Ixiuls . 3,000 3,500 1.COO
Totals . 40,373 10,931 29.093
St. I.oiilN ( : < ! ! < ml Inrkvt ,
ST. IjOUlS , Oct. 19. ri.OUIl-KlronB , with a
Rood domeMIc ( lemand nt the advance , but ex
port trade small ; patenls. Jl 15(71.25 , exlia fancy ,
moi3 > : fancy. J300ff3.10 , choice , J2.Wff2.70.
WIIIIAT The speculative market opened ex
cited and higher , showlni ; nn advarcc of 3c
nt the opening. Dullish cables and Die report
ln.1t Illark sea shipments had declined In vol
ume raufcd the utrcnRlh nnd ncllvlly. Domestic
marvels later showed weakness and declined ,
hut eloped higher for fnlures lUHl'to hliiher
I'.inn Snlurday ; eput helil largely holier on call
anil few bids made ; No. 2 red , cash. In elcvntor ,
COcj on Irnck , COHC2c : No. 2 hard , cash , 71c ,
December , 79c bid ; May , iSMiUUc.
COItN In s > mp.ilhy with the boom In wheat
there was a charp advance In futures euily ,
but later the market became v\eak , cared uff
nnd closed Irregular lo lie. higher for Decem
ber and UG'ic loner thaif Salurday fur Ma > ,
No. 2 cash nnd December , 24'ic ; May , "I''A !
27 .c.
OATS In turn advanced curly , hut declined
nnd closed vvc.ik at He under ycslerilny ; upcl
steady ; No. 2 cash , 17c ablleil ; May ,
UYK 37B3SO on track.
COIIN Mi.VLi-Hlgher at J1.40.
IIIIAN I'lrin : sacked. 3S40c for outside points
nnd 45c nt mill ; for racked , cast track , 41c bid
PLAXBttKI ) SUaily t 72e.
TIMOTHY SIIED-rrlme. J2.50.
HAY Tlinoihy , giendy , iillli no demand ,
prairie , stroni ; , scarce ami wanted ; prairie , J7.50 ;
llmolhy , J7.Ouail.CO. this side.
KCias rirm nt 14c.
WHISKY Jl IS ,
I.iAD : Dull and ilccllnlnK : common offeicd nt
J2.45 and dexllverlred nt I2.M.
Sl'III/rKll Nnmlnnl nt J3.45.
1'IIOVIHIONS I'ork , steady ; etandard mere ,
jobbing , J7,25iT7.3" . Lard steady ; inline blHiuii ,
Jl.221 , : choice , JI.30. Uncoil , boxed shoulders
and extra short clear. Jl G2'i ; rllis. Jj.75 ; shorts ,
JI.S7'i. Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , J4 12'4 ;
pxlru , xhort clears , J4.37Vi ; ribs , J4.37H ; short ,
J4.CO.
J4.CO.nilCniPTS
nilCniPTS Klour. 4,000 Mil * . ! wheat , 67,000
bu. : mm. 197.CCO bu. ; oats. 83 ooo bu.
SIUPMr.NTS Ploiir , 8,000 bids. ; wheat. 57,000
bu , ; corn , 61,000 bu. : oats , 36.000 bu ,
MVnilPOOL , Oct. 19.-WHUAT-Flrmi de
mand moderate ; No. 2 red sprliur. fin lid ; No. 1
hard , Manitoba , 7s ; No. 1 , California , 7n Id
Futures opened nervous nnd with near and
distant poilllons at 2'id hlKhcr ; closed nervous
wllh near and dlntant positions 4i(75d hlKhcr ,
business about c < iunlly dUlrlbuled ; October. Cs
10d ; November , Cs 11'iJ ; December , Gn HUd ;
January , Cs HHd ; Tebruary , Cs llVid ; March , Cs
1 1 Sid.
C'OUN Spot firm : American mixed , new , 3s
CVid. Kulures firm , wllh near nnd illslunt POH- |
tlons IHd hlKher ; closed steady with near posi
tion * 2UU2id hlKhcr and dlsiant poeltloni 2tf
2 < , id hlRher ; business nhout equally distributed ,
Octolier , 3s 3id ; November. Ss Cd ; December ,
3i CHd : January , 3s r. d ; March , 3s 5id.
PLOUIl I'lrm : dcimnd modernle ; SI , Louis
fancy , M Intern. Cs Cd.
I'HOVISIONS llacon , firm ; demiml moderate ;
Cumberland cut , 28 lo 30 llii. , 35s ; oliort ribs ,
20 In 24 IbK. , 30s ; InnR clear , IlKht , 35 to 38 IbH. ,
31s ; long clear , heavv , 40 to 4i HID , , 29i G.1 ; uhort
clear backs. Unlit , 18 Ilis. , 2Ss ; short clear mid
dles. heavy , 45 to CO Ihs , , 24s ; clear bellies , 14 to
16 Ibs . 30s Cd : shoulders , square cul , 12 to 18
ll > 8. , 28s 6,1. Hams , short cul , 14 to 16 IhK. ,
Cls. Tallow , flm > North American , 21s 3d. Dcef ,
exlra India mess. C0 ; prime mess , 40 . I'ork ,
prime mom , line wrslern , 47s Cd : medium wcit-
crn , 40p. Ionl , slendy ; prlmo western , 23s 9d ;
rellned In palls , 27s.
CHCi:8Irirm : : demand moderate ; llnest
American , white , 49s ; Uncut American , colored ,
Aucurt. Mr.
IlllTTnil-I'lncst t'nlted fllntes , 93s ; good , C0 .
mw Korequurtera , 3'/id ;
hlndniinrters , CHd ,
HOrH At London ( Pacific coast ) , 3.
, rolTiM * .lllirkrt.
HHW YOrtK , Oct. -OKriU-OptIon
opened Irremilur at B points dccllnn In S points
ndviimo ; ruled generally weuk under heavy rr-
crlpls nt Itlo uiii ] Santos and expeclatlnnH of
larier clearances to Ihe Unlled Mule * ami Ku
rope ; closed Meady at B to IS points net ili-rllnf ;
Oelntjer , JI0.25OI030 ; December , ! , M > ; March
10 CS09 M. Spot coffee. Itln. sleady ; No. 7 , j"l"
blnif , JH.CO ; Invoice , 111. Mild , steady ; Cordova
SI5.00C.I7.00 , Total warehouse deliveries from th
United Klatcs , 7,632 > ais. Including C :67 IUKI >
from New York ; New York Murk today , ISC fJ2
tins * : United States stock. 213,523 II-IK * : nfloat
for the United Stntes , 4S20W bans ; tolnl visible
fur the United Slates , 75,528 bags , agalntt 591,011
liatrn ln t year ,
HAVnU. Oct. 19. COITBi : riweil steady nt
Uf net decline ; sales , 32 000 IIUKS.
BANTOH. Oct. 19 , COI'TKIJ-qulet ; eooil aver-
age. 10,200 reiij receipts , 1,009 t e . Weekly
reporti Quiet , goml nvcriiRc , per in kilos , U.loo
iris , receipts durlnir thf week , HI ( W IIIIRS
HAMIlUltn. Oct -rorrilt : Steady mid uti- |
, sales , 15,000 IKIRS ,
.
I'KOIHA , Oct. IS.-CUHN-rirm ; hlRher , No ,
t. M'ioi No. I , } * o.
OATH-Klim. hlRher ; .No. 2. Il'ieSIVci No.
3 white , 19IT200.
UVi-ririn. : Inncthe ; No. * , 3fiff37 < < .
WHIrtlCV MarKft steady , llnlthrd gofHls cm
the basis nf J1.IS lor hUb wines.
IlKCMJII'TH-Corn , CI.IW bll.i oats , 159.700 btl.i
ryr. TOO bu. , whisky , none , wheat , C.OOO bu.
Sltll'.MKNTS- , 4J.SOO Int. ) iiiitu , 117t00
Ini ; r > e , mine ; whisky , 6i gals. ; wheat , 12 , '
COO bu. _
Oil Clly
OH. CITY , Oct. 19. Credit lialntices , Jl.ll ; cer-
tlllcnte * , tin bM'i nn dfTerlnRs ; Hhlpinetits , HI-
lilils. ! runs , ICO.IM2 bbln.
Unllcr ,
r.MIIN , III. . Ocl. 19 llt'TTiil : l'lrm ; offer-
Ings. tO.300 Ib < . , salt's , t\VSO \ Ibs , nt "Oc
Mfrlwco Whrnl.
SAN rilANClSCO , Ocl. WIUUT-Ciosrd ,
December. SI.MU ; May , J1.17.
PROPOSED
CONSTITU1IONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendment1 ! to the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , as j i ,
lic.rnlnnf.tcr set forth In full , arc submitted j
to the electors of the State of Nebraska , to
be Noted upon nt the general election to beheld
hold Tuesday , November 3 , A. D. 1S96 : I j j
A Joint resolution pioposlng to amend
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , and five (5) ( ) , of
article six (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the
Statu of Nebraska , relating lo number of
Judges of the supreme court and their term
of office.
Uo It resolved nnd enncted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That Bcctlon two (2) ) of article
nix ( G ) of the Constitution of the Btnto of
Nebraska bo amended HO nn to read ns fol-
Sec'tlon 2. The mipronip court shall until
otherwise provided by law , conulst of live I
(5) ( Judges , a majority of whom shall bo
necessary to form a quorum or to pro-
noiinco n decision. It "hull have original I ,
Jurisdiction In eases rclatliiK to revenue ,
civil cnaeH In which the ntuto shall bo a '
party , mandamus , quo vvarranto , hnbcaa
corpua , and uch nppclhuo Jurisdiction , us
may bo provided by law.
Section 2. That section four (4) ( ) of artlclo
six (6) ) of the Constitution of the state of
Nebraska , bo amended so as to rend ns fol
lows :
Section 4. The Judces of the supreme
court shall bo elected by the electors of
the state at large , and their tcnn of ofllce ,
except as hereinafter provided , shall bo for
a period of not less than live ( S ) years us
the Ii-KlHlntiiro may preset Ibc
Section 3 Thnt section live (5) ( of artlclo
nix (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska , be amended to lead ns follows :
Section r . At the first Krncral election to
be held In the year H'.iC , there shall bo
elected two Judges of the supreme court
onn of whom shall be elected for n term of
two (2) ( ) years , one for the term of four (4) ( )
yenra , and at each Kcncral election there
after , there shall he elected one jndRo of
the supreme court for the term of live ( G )
yon re , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided. That the Judues of the supreme
court whose terms have not explied at the
time of holding the Kcnernl election of 1S53 ,
shall continue to hold their olllcc for the
remainder of the ti-rm for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved Mnrch 29 , A. D. 1S95.
A Joint resolution proposing an nmcnil-
mont to section thirteen (13) ( ) of artlclo six
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
rolatlnc to compensation of supreme and
district court Judges.
IJo It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen 03) ) of
nrtlclo six ( G ) of the Constitution of the
Stnto of Nebraska bo amended so as to
rend ns follows :
Sue. 13. The JudKi's of the supreme nnd
dHtrlct courts shall receive for thflr ser
vices such compensation ns may bo pro
vided Uy law , payable quarterly.
The legislature shall tt Its first session
after the adoption or this amendment ,
three-fifths of the ni. < Eibers elected to i
each house concurring italtllsh their
compensation. The compensation so es
tablished shall not bo chanon.J'cncr than
once In four years , and In n. . event unless
two-thirds of the members cl > otcd tt. each
house of the legislature conctu therein.
Approved Mnrch CO , A. D. IStSv.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of nrtlctc flvo ( G )
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the odlccrft of the
executive department.
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the Stnto of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (24) )
of article rives (5) ) of iho Constitution of
the State of Nebraska bo amended to read
as follows :
Section 24. The ofllccrs of the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their services a compensation
lo lie established by law , which shall be
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have been
commissioned nnd they shall not receive
to their own use any fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In their hands or
under their control , peiqulsltes of ofllco or
other compensation , und all foes that may
hereafter bo payable by law for services
performed by an olllcer provided for In
thl- < ' "lo shall bo pnlil In advance Into
the stnto treasury. The Icglslatmu shall
at Its first session after the adoption of
this amendment , three-fifths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the legisla
ture concurring , ostabllsh the salaries of
the olllcer.s named In this article. Trie
compensation so established shall not Le
changed oftcncr thnii once In four year.i
nnd In no event unk-hS two-thirds of the
members elected to each house of the leg
islature concur therein.
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1893.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono (1) ( ) of artlclo six ( C ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to Judicial power. l >
Bo It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of thn State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one(1) ( ) of article
six ( G ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska bo amended to read as follows :
Section I. The judicial power of this state
shall be vested In a supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts , Justices of the
peace , pollco magistrates , nnd In such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
ns may be created by law In which tv\o-
thlids of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 20 , A. D. 1835.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion cloven (11) ( ) of article six ( G ) of the
Constitution of the Stnto of Noliras'ha , re
lating to increase In number of supreme
and district court Judges.
I3o It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg
islature of the Statu of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thnt section eleven (11) ( ) of artl
clo six ( G ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read ns fol
lows :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of the members elected to ench house
shall concur therein , may , in or after the
year ono thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seven und not oMuiior than once In
every four years. Increase the number or
ludgcs of supreme and district courts , and
the judicial districts of the state. Such
districts shall bi > formed of compact tcrrl-
tbrv , nnd bounded by county lines ; and
sucn IIICICUBO. or liny change In the
boundaries of n district , ahull not vacate
thn olllco of any judge.
Approved March 30 , A. P. , IWj.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
suction six ( G ) of artlclo ono (1) ( ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by Jury. , , . . . ,
IJo it resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the Hluto of Nebraska :
Section 1. That sc-i'tlon six (0) ( ) . artlclo ono
(1) ( of the Constitution of the Bin to of No-
braHku bo amended to rt-ud an follows :
Section G. The right of trial by Jury shall
remain Inviolate , but the legislature may
provide that In civil actions flvo-slxtiB of
the jury may render n verdict , and the
IvRlslaturo by also authorize ) trial by u
lury of n I' H number lhan twelve men.
In courts I"fe lor to the district court.
Approved March 28 , A. P. . ISO *
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono (1) ( ) of artlclo live ( & ) of the Con
stitution of Nebraska , relating to oinceru of
the executive department ,
Do It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the Sluto of NubraHkn :
Section 1. That section ono (1) ( ) of artlclo
five (5) of tha Constitution or the Btnta
of Nebraska bo umnndcd to read an fol-
IOVVH :
Section 1. The executive department nhall
comilut of a governor , lieutenant governor ,
secretary of stutc , auditor of public ac
counts , trcBiurvr , cuporlntenaeut of public
11 ! ! i , ' r.i " ' ! ' n'onu'-v ' ! iwnernl , commissioner
Miilullu' ! ! ' 1 nml I'ulldltiRH. ' nnd threw
? "nil . cnch or whom
c t , ex-
fmVii hi. rnl'r ' - ' l commlmloneri , shall
from i fin ? a lrrm of two Venrs.
Tuesdnv In .rllllrmlrty nftcr the llrst
>
nml uniil ii irj 1 inlTr hls election ,
n ? i nun iniT"loir ' * rl ( > PK'i ' n J Q 'iii- '
iiuiii hlV otnce for n . roinmlmloner shall
term
of thf < uv vnnr *
, c
election hold After thn
of this nmendment them Hhnl
three railroad commliotUiurrs , ono fur cbct u.i
iH-rlod of ono year , one foi the period ot
two jeurs , nnd oiu for the period of thrco
> f'\rs. ' \ The goyeinor , m-cn-tary of HUU.
Auditor of public accounts , and treasurer
Blmll rcnldn nt Iho cnpltol during their
term of oflleo ; they shall keep the public
records , books and papers thero. and shall
perform such duties ns may be required by
Approved Mnrch SO , A. D. , 1SJJ.
A Joint resolutlou proposing to amend ice-
lion t\vi-iily-slx (26) ( ) of arllclu Ihe (5) ( ) of tu
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , limit ,
IIIR the number of executive state officers.
Itu It resolved nnd enacted by the Ler-
iKlature of the Slate of Nebraska :
feccllun 1. That section twenty-six (25) ( ) of
Sr,11.0'1" nVS , (5 ( > ° f lno Constitution of th *
folllm0- Nl'l"nBl < 11 ll ° amended to ( rend a >
Section M No other executive state oin-
core except those mimed In section one ( I )
of this article nlmll be created , except by
n net of
the
IcglHlaturo
which Is con-
EJ ' the S ! members not ' ' ; ' " ' lhtm three-fourths
elected to each houu
thereof ;
Provided. Thnt any olllco created by nn
net of the Icglslaturo may be abolished by
Iho legislature. t\\o-thlrd of the membcr
elected to each house theieof
concurrlnir.
" ' " "
Approved Murch 30. A P. . 1SW.
, -
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
icctlon nine ( D ) of nrtlclo eight (8) ( ) of tha
Constitution of the Stale of Nebraska , pro-
vldlng for the Investment of the permanent
educational funds of the stnto.
no It resolved nnd emiclrd by the L BIn -
In nture of Iho State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section nine (9) of nrtlcla
fight tS ) of the Constitution of the 8tnt
of Nebraska bo amended to read ns fof-
Section 9. All funds belonging to the stnto
for cdticallonn ! purposes , the Interest nml
Income whereof only are to bo used , shall
bo deemed trust funds held by the ntnte.
nnd the stntn shall supply all losses there *
of that may In any manner accrue , BO thnt
the same shall remain foievcr Invlolnto
and um1lmlnl.shcd , nnd shall not bu In
vested or loaned except on United States
or state securities , or registered county
bonds or registered school district bonds
of this state , and such funds , with th
Interest and Income thereof are hereby
solemnly pledged for the purposes fof
which they aio granted and set apart nnA
* hall not IIP transferred lo any other fund
for other uses ;
Provided , The board created by section
1 of this article Is empowered to sell front
time to time any of the securities belong.
Inc to the permanent school fund and In
vest the proceeds arising therefrom In any
of the securities enumerated In this sec
tion bearing n higher rate of Interest ,
whenever an opportunity for better InvcBt-
mi-nt Is presented ;
And provided further , That \vhcn nny
wnrrnnt upon the state tiensurcr rccu-
Inrly Issued In pursuance of nn appropria
tion by the legislature and secured by tha
levy of a tux for Its payment , shall ba
presented to the state treasurer for pay
ment , und there shall not bo any money
In the proper fund lo pay such warrant.
the board created by section 1 of thin arti
cle may direct the state treasurer to pay
the nmount due on such warrant from
moneys In his bunds belonging to the per
manent school fund of the state , and ho
shall hold said warrant ns an Investment
of said permanent sihool fund.
Approved Mnrch 23 , A , P. , 1&53.
A joint resolution proposing an nmemt-
mont to the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska by adding a now section to artlclo
twelve (12) ( ) of tclil constitution , to be num
bered section tuo (2) ( ) , relative to the merg
ing nt the government of cities of tha
metropolitan clacs and the government ot
the couuticsvhereln such cities are lo
cated.
De It resolved aril enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thnt article twelve (12) ( ) of tha
Constitution of the State of Nebraska ba
amended by nddlni ; to eald artlclo n new
section to be numbered Becllon two (2) ( ) , to
rend na follows :
Section 2. The government of nny city of
the metropolitan clnxs nnd the government
of the county In which It Is located may ba
merged wholly or In part when n proposi
tion so to do has been submitted by au
thority of law to the voters of such city
and county nnd received the nssciit of a
majority of tha votes cast In such city and
also n majority of the votes cast In the
county exclusive of ihoso cast In Buch
metropolitan city nt such election.
Approved March 2J , A. P. , 1S33. '
A Joint resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( G ) of artlclo Ecvcn ( T ) of the
Constitution of the Stnto of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner In which votes shall
be cast.
He It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg-
Islaturc of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six (6) of artlclo
seven (7) ( ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska be amended lo rend as fol-
Sfc'tlon 6. All votes shall be by ballot , or
such other method ns may be prcscilbecl
by law , provided the secrecy ot voting b
preserved
Approved March 29 , A. P , 1S03.
A Joint resolution proposing lo amend
erctlon two (2) ( ) of artlclo fourteen (14) ( ) of th
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , rcla-
tlvo to donations to works of Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
lie It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the Stale of Nebraska :
Section 1. Th.tt section two (2) ( ) of article
fourteen (14) ) of thn Constitution of tha
State of Nebraska , bo amended to read us
follow H :
Section 2. No clly. county , town , precinct ,
municipality or other subdivision of tha
state , shall ever make donations to any
\vcrks ol Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unless n proposition so to do shall
h.xve been flrht submitted to the qualified
electors nnd ratified by a two-thirds vole
nt nn election by authority of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations nf a county
with the donations of such subdivisions In
the aggregate fhall not exceed ten per cent
of tin1 assessed valuation of such county :
Provided , further Thnt any clly or county
may , by a three-fourths vote Increase such
Indebtedness live per cent. In addition to
such ten ner cent and no bonds or evi
dences of Indebtedness so Issued shall b
valid unless lh same ; shall have endorsed
thereon a ccrtlllcute signed by the oecre-
tury and auditor of state , showing that
the snmo Is Issued tut rail ant to law.
Approved March 9 , A. P. , 1895.
I , J. A. Piper , secretary of state of tha
Etato of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed amendments to the
ConKtltutloD of the State of Nebraska ro
true and correct copies of the original en
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by tha
Twenty-fourth session of the legislature of
the State of Nebraska , as appears from
said original bills on file In this ofllce , nnd
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 ba
held on Tuesday , the 3d day of November ,
A. P. , 1808. i
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
Ect my hand and affixed the great seal of
the state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 17th day of July , In
the year of our Lord , Ono Thousand Hlght
Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of the United States the Ono Hundred
and Twenty-first , and of this stuto tba
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) J. A. PIPEH ,
Secretary of Slat *
* .UK 1 ntoNov3 morn onlv.
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