0 Till ! ) OMAHA DAILY 111315 : 'I UESIAY. OCTOBER 27 , 1890.
COJUIERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After a Number of Nervous fluctuations
Wheat Olosod One Cent Higher ,
THAT CEREAL WAS FLIGHTY ALL DAY
It Prove * < hc nulleat DnjIn the. Corn
IMt tlml tin * Keen .Seen
TJicrp for ii
Month.
CHICAGO , Oct. M.-Aftor ft number of
nervous micturitions over n considerable
nuiKO the prlco of December whcnl closed
todny with nn ndvnnco of 1 cent/- The
burning of two biff local elevators lind con-
Rltlcrnblo Inilucnco In mnlntnlnlng prices
toward the close. Other markets were ex
tremely dull but Htendy , corn ndvnnclng
'Ac , on In about the same , itnd provisions
from 24c ! to 5c. '
Wheat was decidedly nervout throughout
the sMWIon , nnd speculntors were evidently
at Htii as to whether It was better to buyer
or to sell wheat. Weak forclsn market nnd
heavy northwestern receipts favored lower
prices ; the sensational decline last week
of nearly lie per bu. suggested n uulll-
clont reason to expect a t ceo very of partly
that nt least. Knelt of those factors niter-
nnteil In their Influence over a rnngo of
about 2c per bushel during the two first
two hours of the session. The first trades
In December were over a simultaneous
range In different parts of the pit of from
G9c to "OJic as compared with Saturday's
closing prlco of C9 > ic , shorts Immediately
manifested a tlcslro to cover , and their
efforts ran the price up rapidly to 71 tie.
flcoond entiles from Liverpool quoted ? id
ilcellno In addition to * 4d lower prices
quoted nt the stnrt , and created n flvc-mln-
me Htnmpcdo resulting In n decline to C91Jc.
In n mlnuto after the latter quotation was
current the price was linen to GOTic , from
nil of which It can bo seen how unsettled
were the Ideas of the speculators. Satur
day wheat In Chicago declined 3 c per
bu. nnd It was expected that Liverpool
would show n correspondingly decline , but
It did nothing of the sort ; It opened lid
higher for futures. Later In the day , however -
over , the closing quotations from there re-
vonlrd n slightly easier feeling. Contln-
rntx.1 markets were rather weaker than the
Kngllsh , Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of lK carloads against 1.CI3 n
week ago , and 1,70-1 cars on the correspond
ing day of last year. The domestic visible
supply Increased 2 , < 77COO bu. compared with
nn Increase -1,237,000 bu , the similar week
of last year. A tire In the 1'aclllc elevator
which was mild to have destroyed over
1,000,000 bu. of wheat lent Its aid to the
bulls In the last hour of the session nnd
had turned sentiment so the prlco went
around to 7Ic nbout ten minutes from the
close after many uritlccldcd fluctuations be
tween the limits of CO io nnd 70 ! c. The
latest trading price for December was from
70-Tic to 70Tic.
It was the dullest day In the corn pit
that has boon seen there for n month. Al
though dull the market was by no menus
weak. The firmness of cables was of sub
stantial benefit as was ttlso the strength
displayed by wheat toward the rlosc. May
ojM-ned nt 2.s'4c ' , or lie higher than It closed
Haturduy. It sold nt 2Mic nnd ns high
nenr the end. ns from 284c ! to 2&c , with
ZStic n the Intest trailing price.
Onts were quiet , but n firm undertone
was manifested , prices being almost en
tirely controlled by corn. Offerings were
light nnd UHTO was but little disposition to
buy. May opened about Vic higher at from
21".n to I'fic. sold at Sl e , advanced to
214P nnd was offered nt from Ilftc to 21ic
nt the close.
Provisions were as dull as the corn mar
ket and nbout nn n par with the latter In
the matter of their firmness. The market
showed Homo firmness early nnd advanced
somewhat , but most of this was lost later.
The closing was steady nt n slight advance.
January pork closed 2J4e higher nt $7.90 ;
Jnnuary lard To higher at JI.D2' ' ; January
ribs 2'ic higher nt t-1M.
Kstlmnted receipts Tuesday : Wheat , 375
cars : corn , 1,000 cars ; oats , 4SO cars ; hogs ,
18.0CO head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Articles. | Onon. I I Low * . | Cloa3.
Wlirnt.Ko.V
Oct. . . . . . . . . OHH
Dec OOJi 711 , 7Ut 70MHK
Way. 74MC7i 78 > l §
Corn.No. S.
Oct 23X S3H
Dec 24 > < 23 I4Mf ( SIJiM-ft
Mnjr l'8)i
Ottn.No.-J. .
Oct | 17K 17M 17M
Dee 184 1BH
MUT
rorh.rorbbl
Doc. 7 10 7 10 7 OS 7 05
Jan 7 87M 7 OS 7 H7H 7 PO
Lant.iuolbs
Dec 4 32H 4 27 W 4 3'JH
Jan 4 SU 4 63 4 00 4 VJH
Short Illus
Doc 3 70
Jan .1 H7M a nan 3 R7U 3 00
Cnih quotations were as follows :
riXM'll Hleaily ; hard spring patents , quotable
nt IJ.704M.15. In wood ; winter patents , tSfOW
3.K ) ; ( trnlKhts , J3.MO3.CO ; Kprlni ; specials ,
4.00 ; sprlnif patents. J3.M03.EO ; strulghts , J3.W
S.30 ; hakeiH , l2.COfl2.SO.
, , } V.aAJ-N'0' 2. "l" " ' " - 'SXc ; No. 3 sprlne.
Cl C4c ; No. 2 red. m ; < i2Uc.
COIlN-No. 2. Z3 irrt3ic. (
OATS-NO. 2 , m.eiso ; NO. 2 white , r. o. u ,
. . .
l-lAXHiii > No. 1 , 70C70HC.
TIMOTHY KKIID-I'rInic. JJ.45 ,
1'UOVIHfONS MCM ixirk. per Mil. , 17.0507.10.
{ .nrd per 100 11 * . , J7.JJ4. Hhort rllm sides ( loose ) ,
. ,
J3.,0 ilW. Dry tailed thoulders ( tinxed
) , | 4,00t >
4.SS. Khnrt clear sides ( hexed ) , II. 0KN. ( 151,4
WIllHKY-Ulstlllcrs' finished goods , per sal. ,
ixit'LTnV Market quiet : turkeys
, 8054c ! ;
chickens. C&filic ; ducks , 7HOS > .tc. -
Tha followlnB were the receipts and shipments
On thnProlucupxchinira tojivtiio bnttor mar
ket was * iiniii creamery , u HPc : dairy , HO
'
M3W YOltIC GKMSItAl. MAUKKT.
QnoliitloiiH of 4 lie In > - on VarlniiM
CotlllllOllltll-H ,
NEW YOIHC. Oct.FLOUIlneceli.ts 29 COO
bbls. ; exports , I .COO bbls. ; dull and unsettled ,
with spring patents loner to cell ; winter extras
* 3.00G3.35 ; winter patents
, R45J74.CO ; ivliitcr
BtralKhts , } 4.:06'l.30
; Minnesota patents , Jl. 3j )
4.75 ; Minnesota bakers ,
.20ff3.SO ; winter
. , western. C2c.
5 IIUI'KWIIIJAT ' 'TT"1111 ! western. J5.WH5.50 -
Uasler nt 27f3Sc.vvu""v
, fi' iaellr : f > ' ° - 2- easier ; western ,
UA'A ' > , , rce < ? lnr' sse = 8Hc. Uuffnli
\\IIUAT-Itpcelpti , JM.fiOO bu. ; exports Jl 7f3
? Ui ' > 0tinuri"7No.1 : red , February.
1 , , -No-.1 . SIKc ; No.
haul. SOHo f. o. b. , nlloat. Options were
nulcler than usual today , opened firmer
on en-
bleu , cased off
under bearish
forclun
but statistic : ) .
recovered In the afternoon on expert bin Inn
nnd firm lain cables , closing nt lUftl'.ic net nd
Mince. Sales Included No. 2 red. May ,
C'OllN-ltecclpls , 1S2.CCO bu. : exports , ZI.100 bii.-
H > ot. .tendy ; No. : . aOflSOHc , Options opened
Jim y , tlnully ' ! " nflcr , " " ! "B oft llllller ' ' ' ' " recelptB
with wheat and close. ! unchntiKed
to Uo net hlKlier ; October closed I0' c ; Decem
ber. 31ViOl.c. cloned 31 ; c. ' '
OATS llrcelpts , 4S6oo bu. ; exports , 119.72Sbu. ;
f ' t. "Her ; No. 2 , K c. Options were dul
closcil" > tVccloilnfc" ut nct decline ; October
CWtSUcSUaily : ' " 'I'1' ' ' " ! ? . MOCOc ; good to choice ,
LUATIIKIl I-'Irm nt JOflMc ; hemlocle
IlEht ' ° "c"vy
. . . .
Ilt'TTKIl-IU-celpts. S.KI pkB . ; market steady ;
estern creamery , i.4 : oc : western dalri' . k
! o : Ulslns. Me ; factoi-y. 7 ic. .
CIinKSi-ltii-i.lptH , 6 , ( 0 pkff . ; larse , 7O
lOUc ; urnall , 7i ( 10'io ; part skims , HiKe.
IIOOBIlecelpts. . 4,101 pkirs. : market steady ;
stnte and l'ennil\anla , isiif:0c ; wcitern , 11& '
slTALIX\V-DuU and easy ; city , 3 ! c ; countrj' .
'
'oiIJ3-retroleiim. quiet ; United closed at J.14'i ! '
bid. llosln , llrm ; strained , common to uood ,
ll.M. Tunwntlne. steady ; : s : tfJo. Coltonsrrd
nil , about tleady : prime crudu , K4723a ; tirlma
summer yellow , " 04CfI7c ! ; prime white , 2SOMC.
1UCK- l n : domestic , fair to extra ; SHUCc ;
MoiA8Sia : Firm ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
Z9IT37C.
nuncillTS TO IIViitrOOIFlrmt cotton , by
( li'iiin. 8-lt.li iiraln. by team , Cd.
MUTAL8 1'lit Inm. vlendyi louthem. HO.t'fJ
ll,7Ci North American , JlO.W-ttlS-M. Copprr , uulet ;
lake brokers. J 10.75 ; rxchanse , J10.75U11.CO. Ixiul.
tcady ; dementia brokers , U.M ; tichaine , JJ.M
Tin , firm , utrnlts , lit COOIJ.SOt , " ,
g quirt Kpeller , quiet ) domestic , $1.70(1
OMAHA ( jr.Mill.M , MAltlCKT.
Cniiillllnn of Trndr nilil O."lntlons
on Stntilr niul I'nnoy I'roilttce ,
nnas-aood nock. ice.
IltTTiit-Common ) to fair , tc ; choice to fancy ,
country , llQCoi itparator crtnmtry , ISOlte ;
cnthercd crtnm , IJOUc.
a\Mi-I'ralrl : chickens , r > w doz. , J.75fl4.0 !
Ountl , J1.7MJ5.00 ; teal ducln , JI.W ; red heads nnJ
nmllanls , 12.71 100.
CHIJKBK-Uomtst'c brick , 8c : Tdam. per dot. ,
t ) X ; club lioute. Mb. Jan. per dot. . JI.1S ; Llm-
bergcr. fancy , ixr lb , , PC ; nnquefort , ' .4-tu.
Jnrn , per III. * . , J3.W ; Youns Americas , 10'ic ;
twins , fancy , fr'tc.
VHAI. Choice fet , t to ! ! < Ibs. , are quoted at
, ( tfc ; Intce nnd ronr e. < OGc.
DIHKSID I'OULTHY Hprlint chickens , "d
old hens , O'ifKc ' ; turkeys , 10812c ; ccese , lOc ;
duck * . Hv.
LIVi : I'Ot'LTnY-IIent , 5Ucj rocks , 3c : spring
chickens , C' c , FprlnR dticKs. iwo ; turkeys , 8c.
I'lfinoNBLive , 0c , dcnd pigeons not wanted.
HAY I'plnnd. K. midland. JI.W ) : lowland.
Jl ; rye eirnw. (4 ; color makes tlic price on
liny : light Imles sell the beit ; only top grades
brine tup price * .
IIIIOOM COnN-Knlremely slow rale : new
crop , drllvered ml trnck In country : choice green
fcK-wnrklnc rnrpot. per lb. , 2Wc : choice green ,
runnlnc to hurl 7'jc : cntrmon. 1'ic.
SWKirr I'pTATOiS-On : orders , per bbl.
TOMATOKS4 I'er U-l > " . bnnket , MRCOc.
HNIONK-aooil slock , per bu. . KffMc.
LIMA linANS-l'er lb. , 4c.
HKANH Hiin.l ( ileked nnvy. per bu . 51 40tTI f.O.
CAnilAOR Home Rrnwn , per hundred , 7.nOoc.
Cni.nUV-I'cr i1i > r. . 2T.c ; fancy , Inrce. COtOc.
rOTATOnS-dood stock , per bu. , SOQKc.
ritt'lTS.
OHAPKS Now York. I2V4c ; large lots , lie.
CAI.IFOIINIA I'nAClllJH None.
PLUMB No shlpplnir Mock.
CALIFOHNIA nUAl'US Toknys nnd other
fancy varieties , II.iJ.
CMlANllKltlllK.H-Cnpo Coil , per Mil. . JO OOflr , CO
AI'PLis-Cooklmr. per Mil. . 11.75 : cntlnc. JI.SS
O2.00 ; Jonathans , fnncy , J2.25 ; fancy New York ,
12.00.
CALIFORNIA PKARR-Pcr box , Jl.85iT2.00.m
QUINCHS-I'er bbl. , Jl.
TIIOI'IPAL FHUITS.
OIlANOnS-MexIcnn , .
LKMONH Mesalnas , . J3.OOfl5.CO : California
lemons. J4.0W4.CO.
llANANAB-Cholce. large stock , per bunch ,
J2.0cot.25 : medium-sired bunches , lt.60S2.00.
MKATS.
' Ocod native Hirers , 400 to COO Ibs. , umi
7c ; woMcin Mcers , C(5 > ic : good cows nnd hclf-
crs , fW.ic : medium cows nnd heifers , 414c ; Rood
foreqtuirn-rs cows nnd heifers , 3Wo ; KOO < I
forequnrtcrs natUe steers , Do ; 'pood hindquarters -
quarters cows nnd heifers , C'4o : good hlndquar-
tcrs native steers , 84cj ! cow rounds. Co ; cow
plate * . So ; IxineleiH chucks , < c : mw chucks , 3c :
steera chucks. 3Kc ; beef tenderloins , 15c : beef
rolls , boneless , Sc ; ulrloln butts , bnnelcxx , "
loin backs , bonders. 9c ; loin bncks , 7c : cow
ribs , No. 3 , 6c ; coiv loins. No. 3 , 8ci beef
trlmmlnus , 3Jc ! ; rump butts , Cc ; shoulder clods ,
Cc
1'OHK Droned hops , Cc ; pork loins , C4c ! ; pork
tenderloins , 15c ; spare rllis , tc ; ham siiumRe.
butts , to : pork shoulders , roush , 4c ; pork
shoulders , rklnned , 4ijc ; pork trlmmlnps , Co ;
leaf Inrd , not rendered , S'/.c ,
XIUTTON Ilrerfcd lnml , CV4c ; ilreFscd mutton ,
Cc ; racks , iiuittim , DC ; ICRS. mutton. E'.ic ; sad
dles , mutton. S'.ic ; ntcws , 3c ; sheep pluvns , 3c ;
sheep tongues , per doz. , 2Jc.
HIDiS AND TALLOW.
IIIDKS No , 1 green hides. Be ; Nn. 2 ( rrcen
hides , tc ; No. 1 preen snltcd hides , 6c ; No. 2
creen salted hides , Cc ; No. 1 % cnl calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. , Cc ; No. 2 teal cnlf , 8 to IS Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint hides , fcUDc ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 'OSc ;
No. 1 dry snlted hides , 7c ; part cured hides , He
per lb. Icm than fully cured.
SIinKP I'lILTS-Oreen fnlted. * ach , 23 elc ( ,
sreen sailed shearlnss ( short woolcd early
skins ) , each , lie ; dry shearings ( short woolrd
curly skins ) . No. 1 , enih , Cc ; dry shearlings
( short wooled cnrlv rklnt ) , No. I , rnch , Co ; dry
Hint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per Hi. , actual weight , < 05c ; dry flint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , act
ual weight , 3Htc. dry flir.l Calorado butcher
wool pelts , per Ih nctunl weight , < 85c : dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool pelts per lb , , nctu.il
weight , 3 { ? < c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to pa >
freight tin them.
TALLOW AND ailRASR Tallow , No. 1 , 3c
tallow. No. 2 , 24c ; grenFe , while A. 3c : greane ,
white II , 2c : Krense. yellow , 2c ; Krcnse , durk ,
l Jc ; old butter , 2IJ24c ! ; beeswax , prime , ! ! { /
22c ; rouRh tnllow , Ic.
HONKS In car lots , weigher nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , JI2.00BU.OO dry
country , blenched , per ton. J10.0012.00 ; dry coun
try. ' damp nnd meaty , per ton , J6.00ft8.00.
\\'OOI/ Unwashed , One heavy. 6f 7c ; line , light
SjJJo. quarter blood , 10O12c : seedy , burry am
chnffy , FflSc : celled nnd broken , coarse. 7fl9c
rotted and broken , nne , CjJSc. Fleece washed
Medium , IJOISc : line , MOlCc ; tub wnihcd , ICf
Uc : blnck. Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tnc locks , 2Q3c deai
pulled. CICc , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S . I.cinln Cenernl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. :0.-FLOUIt-Irtwer at n ile-
cllno which holds buyers on * ; pntenls. JICO 7l.lt ;
f'rju/01 * > s-c53-5i fancy. 13.0083.10 ; choice.
WHI.AT IIlRher ; cables Kept prices up here
for n time today , the buying being shnni and
snappy with not mue : for' sales. During the
last hour the
incculallvo market wns nenous
nnd tmtetllrd , but the close was lUc to iyo
hither than SaturJny ; spat , Hull ; No. 2 red , cauli ,
elevator. 72 < ? 7ic ! ; track. 72ff74c ; No. 2 hard ,
cash. C4 > ic ; December. Wa bid ; May. 7919 > ic.
CYHN utures rnimcd a shade hlRher thnn
Saturday ; spot. Heady ; No. 2 cash. 22Uc ; Dc-
cemlwr , Sio bid ; May. 20iGciC ;
OATS I itures were dull and easy ; spot ,
lower : No. 2 cash , 17 0 bid ; May , 2:0 bid.
HYK Kosy nt 34Vic.
COHN MUAL-tl.40.
1IUAN Quiet at 40c , east track , and 4c , this
side.
side.HAY
HAY Dull , with supplies nmpte for nil In
qulry ! prairie , J0.0007.W ; timothy. J3.CO&9-W , this
side.
side.WHISKY
WHISKY tl.ll.
LKAD Strong and advancing nt } 2.C2HO'.72H
Speller , firm at J3.C715.
I'HOVISIONS 1'ork , hlsher : standard mess
jobbing , 17.550'7.73. InrO , hlgiier ; prime steam
J4.20 ; choice , Jl.27'4 , llacon , boxed shoulders
extra short clear and ribs , J4.CH ! ; short , JI.2I
Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , extra shor
clear and ribs , JUtj.
1'OULTIIY Steady ; chickens' , eld , Cc : spring
CUc ; turkeys , quiet at 7c ; ducks , quiet nt '
geene , quiet nt 4QCc.
ItKCnilTS Flour , 3.000 bids. : wheat , 60.000
bu. : corn. 335COO bu. ; oats. GTi.OOO bu.
SHirMKNTS Flour. 6,000 bbls. ; wheat , 43,000
bu. ; com , 101,000 bu. ; oats , 19,000 bu.
Liverpool MarketN.
LlVIIUrOOU Ocl. : C.-AVIIKAT-Snot quiet
demand poor ; No. 2 red , sprint ; , Cs 6d ; No.
California , 7s 2 > L I'Mtures opened steady , wit !
near nnd distant positions I'd hlntier ; clonei.
steady , with October and November Hd lowe
nnd other months unchanged from Saturday'
closing ; business about equally distributed ; Ii
cember , January. tVbrunry nnd March , 6s 3'4d. '
COHN Si ) t ( inlet ; American , mixed , new , 3s 3d
Futures opened quiet , with near positions Ii'
hlKhtr , nnd dlntant poiltlonn 15,1 higher ; closet ,
steady , with November nnd December ( id lilclic
und other months unchanged from Knlurdiiy *
clonlliL- prices ; bunlness about equally distributed
Octohcr. 3s Slid ; Novemtier , 3s 2 > id ; lecember
33 3d , January , 3s 2d ; 1'cbruary , 3a Zil ; March
3s 2d.
ri/JUlt Steady : demand moderate ; St. Loul
fancy winter. 3s .Hi.
I'HOVIHIONS llacon , firm ; demand moderate
Cumberland cut , 28 to 50 Ibs. , 35s ; thort Hbs
20 to 24 His. , 30s ; lonu clear , light. 35 to 38 Ibs.
31s ; lone clear , heavy , 40 to 45 Urn , , 9s ; shor
clear bncks , light , 18 Ibs. , 29s ; rhort clear mid
dies , heavy , 45 to CO lb . , 25s 6d : clear bellies , 1
to 1C His. , ; 0s Cd. Hhoulders , rquare , 12 to 1
Ibs. , 20s. Hams , short cut , II to 1C Ibs. . Cls
Tnllow , line North American , 20s M. Ilecf , extra
India mees , COs ; prime mess. 40s ; prime mesa
line western , 47s Cd , medium western , 40s. I ird
quiet ; prime western , 23s Cd ; refined. In palls
CIIKKSE Finn ; demand modemte ; nnes
American , white ( August ) , 49s ; finest Amerl
can. colored ( Anginal , COs.
IIUTTnit-Klncst United States. 7 ; good. Cls
OILS Llnsccd , 18s Gd. rctroleum , refined , d-d
. - . -
HlJKniGlIHATOR UUll.--I.-orcquarteri. ! ! 34d
hindquarters , Cid.
HOI'S At London ( Pacino coast ) , 3.
ColTeiInrlcel. .
NEW YOniv. Oct. 26.-COKn7D-Optlons
openeil dull with prices 6010 points lower 01
n , largo Increase In vlnlblc mpply and the failure
of Kurope lo respond to Saturday's advance
here : rulinl dull und featureless ; closed Inactive
6 points advance In 10 points net decline ; March
SS.Wnia.iO ; December , fJ.Ktf3.70 ; total warehoune
dellMTles from the United States , 10.C1S bnci
Including 9.557 from New York ; New Yorl : slock
today , 21'J.IIO bags ; United States stock. 2.4US
bags ; nlloiit for the United States. 4M.OOO bags
total \lslblo for the United States , C92.4U :
bans , ngalnit C61.1IG bags lait year.
HAVHIJ , Oct. 2G.COr'l''iiC'losed dull , will
October ) Jf net ndvancc ; other months un
changed ; rales , 9,000 bu.
SANTOS , Oct. M. COFFEn-Sleaily : gooi
average Santos , 12.3(0 rcla ; receipts. 2C,1K ( ) b.igs
Block. 438,000 tugs.
Weekly report : Steady : KOO <
average , per 10 kilos , 12,300 rels ; receipts durlnk
the week , 1R3.KK ) bags ; shipments to the Unite
Slutes , W.Oi.0 bags ; itock. 45H.OiiO bags.
HAMIIUHO , Oct. 28. 4TO1TEB Quiet nt <
pfK advance : sales. O.OCO bags ,
IlIO , Oct. 2G.-COFniJ-Flat ; No. 7 Itlo , ll.COO
rels ; exchange , 8 9-32d : receipts , 3.000 bags
cleared for the United Slates , 10,000 bags
cleared for Uurojic. 3,000 bags ; stock , SW..OOO b.uoi
Wfekly report : Flat : exchange , standard , ll.COi.
rels ; receipts during the week , U.OuO b.igs ; ship
ments to the United Stales. 79,000 bags : stock
SOS.OOO bogs.
Yurie Allnlner < liiotntlon .
NKW YOHK. Oct. 2.1-Tho . folloivlnr are the
clotting liilnnquo'atloiB ! ;
riulwer . 4' ' Ouuino . BH )
Cliollar. . 200 .
Con. Cal. A Va. . . . IHII UnlcKHllrer . 101)
lIcadwoiHt . imi OutckBllver PfJ.,1000
( Jonld ACurry. . . . . 75 .siorr.i Nnvaiiii. . . , . 0 ]
Huln iNurcrosa. . l.H ) Standard Con . 130
2UOU Union Con . ( > u
IroiiSUvcr. . 40 Yellow Jacket. . . . CO
Mexican . 4(1 (
financial NutcH.
MBMI'HIS , Oct. S0.-Clearlngs , I37.M : .
bal
"l'- J-f-IH1" ' . OctZ6Clearlngs , J3C7SC30i , bal
oncen , | : C3,7C3 ! money B8 per c uti New York
dltcount bMi 1.M discount
i tkcd.
HAI.TI.Monn Oct.CI irlng , 11,978,788 !
ttnvf outttVNH , Oct.ciriirinKii , ti.3jr.4je !
Nle York cxchnnRe , bank par , commcreliil , | t(4
cr 11,000 discount.
CHICAOO , Oct. S6.-Clenrlrfrs. ( III.T7GOS ;
money firm m 7 per cent for time nnd cull
onn j New York cxclmnnff. 90o dlncounl ; for-
Ipn exchange , slrody ; demand , M8IU !
n > n. II.81U. _ _ _
STOCKH AM ) IIO.NDS.
All Ili-opiit " HrporilH of Activity
SllulillITI > IMIPI | Yonlrrdny.
NKW YOIHC , Oct. K.-AII recent records of no-
Ivlly were fllnlitly exceeded to < lny nnd the mar-
ct dUpUycil n decided broadening tendency ,
( though SiiRar by fnr eurpnMcd nny nllicr In-
Ivldunl tock In extent of trading. With the
Inslc exception of the last mentioned stock , the
ndiiMrlnH were mnttrlnlly outdated In point
f Interrs-t by the railway lie ) . Tlie railway
narhct workcil up to niRrcMvo trenath , par-
Ictilarly In the late drallnKs. nlthoush London
irlces were dlnatii > olnllnK nnd the forelsncrs.
ifler early fairly liberal purchases , took to feli
ne. Other temporarily ileprrrslnit Influences |
\ rtrlnKcncy In call money rates , ranging up
o 10 MI * cent , bill eli ) lnR nt C per cent , nnd nn
mfnvornblp exhibit of the earnings for Septcm-
itit r by St. Paul. The road mentioned fhowed a
lecrenn1 In KrofS nf j:04.111 , nnd n decreare In
net of 1334,252. The KloeK yielded per cent to
2H im the exhibit , but rallied subsequently to
314. The general fustnlnlnir factors eonrlstnl
I'th further gold arrivals nnd Increased Mrvngth In I
he resources of the banks In the general enpecj j
atlon of Improvcmcr * In the llnanclal and Imil * I
nes situation. Purchnici by commission houfcs
wire on nn Increasing teak1 , takl.ig In the low
irlced flocks nnd In the Mclallles heavy cover-
nir of shorts stimulated the advance. The coal ,
ers were active nnd nvernged gains of n polnj ,
Icspltc uncntlBfactory trade conditions reported.
Western Union nnd Manhattan were 'the ' early
extreme wenk features , losing 1 to 1 > 1 per cent
respectively , but the declines were made up sub-
( nuently In sympathy with the general market.
The extreme ndvnnces ranged between 1 to 3 per
cent , the'last In Pullman. Sugar came next , rls-
ng 24 per cent to 115. The closing was strong
m the highest prices of the day. The bond mar
ket nlvo exhibited n tendency to harden and the
olunic of bunlness was larger. The more i
prominent lisues recorded slight gain ? . The
sales aggregated (1,524,000. Governments movfrd
rregularly on dealings of )9ioo. ) Silver certlll- I
cates were weak nnd lower un sales of J33.000. I
States Issues were more ncthc at unimportant
changes. ,
The Evening Post's London flnnnclal cablegram J
snjs : The stock markets were steady today.
The settlement In mines began today. Con-
tnngoes were not heavy , but nevertheless mines
arc the dullest market for the moment. Hates
nt ' the general settlement nru expected to be
stlffer , because of dearer money , nnd not because
of ; the size of the account , nlthough Americans
may show nn Increased bull position , Console ,
ingllrh : rails nnd other markets clwcd good.
Americans were sternly , responding to the rise
n New York rather than to any Initiative here.
The decline. In French exchange on 1/mdun Is
luo to the action of Parts In drawing money
from here In accordance with the recent heavy
sale * of securities for the French account. On
the fjondon market , the effect produced nt last
week's close by the Hank of ICngland's borrow-
ng from the open market was neutralized today
by the further release of JC.VIO.OOO Japanese
money. This caused an casing olT In London time
money rates. The Purls nnd Berlin markets
were firm.
The following were the closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the Now York exchange
todny :
Chicago Jt Alton. . 138 1'tillm.in Palace. . .
C..1I.&Q 7AM Rc.-ullnr SilH
Chlcaco Gas 70M'H-11. ' W IB
Con olldnlod Oa * 14S < Ml O. W.tif 1 -10
( ! . . O. . O , , V St. L. . . 27J HOOK Inland OS5f
Colo. Coai.Iron , 1 1st. Paul. . . . 7l : ) <
roitonOII Uort. . . . IW : doom I'-M'I
Delawarek Hud. . llMh St. P..VOmim. . . . 4ui
Del..Lick..V . . . 163 ilonM I''OH
1)&K. ( ! . pfd : < ( ( 'Southern ' IMciOo. . l.'l
KanlTonn 14 4 'Suear ' Itoflnurv. . . .
Rrto Tonn. Ooal , Vlrot : X4H
'oootii. . . . . . . . . . . lu" ToxasPacino 8 > J
FortWnvne lliO T..VO.Oont. iifd. . . 50
( J.Northern pfd . Ill Union I'4dtic R < - (
C.ktl.l. 11M 01 U. 9. Kxorom 30
HocMiiir V.itlov. . . 134 \V. St. U ft I' il <
IlllnolHOuntr.il. . . U1H W. St. U A P. ofj. lfii
St. 1XDiiHitn. . . . 'Jl \Vulla K.inro Kx. . . HO
K..VT.PM , W-8lern Union. . . .
LalccKrloJc West 17 IVhcelliijr I fcL K. .
ilonM IIH I iln pfa 274
UikcSUoro i. 147K IM. ASL L
Lead Trimt I.t 11. 0
UnilHVllio i .V. . . . 40'- ' . n. ! > 211
U .VN.A N. L 10
Manhattan Con. . . . C.F.&I
Mcinuhlb.v o 13 do nM
MlchiirniiCoiit III T. St. L. .t It. C. . . . 4H'
Klhsnnrl IMclIlo. . T. St. L. .V1C.C. pfl 10
Mobile A Ohio TH S. It. 11.
NnshvllloCli.it. . . . OH S. U. It ifd
National CorJ.i.'u. Am. Tab. Co
Ido nfd DA
N.J. Contra ! . Am.Tel. AC. Co. . til
N..I W.DM ICom'IC.lblo Co. . . 141)
North Am. Co Am.Sim.ir pfd 101) )
Northern I'aclllo. . U. S. Cordazo eti. IKU
N. 1'aclllo Ufa , . . . . t2 ! U. S. Lentnor pfd. ( I'JlJ
U. 1 . U. At O U.S. HuUb r
Northwestern 10'- U. S Hubborpfd. .
doufd 144 fS L.S.iKlKtTIl
Ibid , 'offered 1 nil assays uenti pild.
The total sales of stock today were IC2.702
shares. Including : American HuK.ir. CS.OOO ; Jlur-
llnxton , 6COO ; C'lilcnk-o Gas , 11,400 : General
Klectrlc , 0.300 ; Louisville & Nurhvlllc , 10.COO ;
Manhattan , 3,800 ; Heading , 7,700 ; HI. 1'aul , 24,900 ;
Tennepree Conl nnil Iron , 6. 3(0 ; Union 1'acltlc ,
3.00Vnliash ; preferred , 3.2CO ; Western Union ,
7,400 ; Silver certificates , W.OOO.
NtMV York Money.
NBW YOUK , Oct. 26. HONEY ON
Stiune nt 6 per cent ; lait loan nnd closed at 6 per
cent.
riUMi : MRRCANTir.E PAPnn Nominally. 7
< J9 per cent.
STKULING EXCHANGE Steady , with nctunl
InulncBB In bankerV bills nt S4.S4Uff4.S4Vi for
demand , nnd S4.SlUf4.81' & for sixty days ; posted
mtes. I4.C2U4.S2U nnd I4.SJOI.SC ; commercial bills ,
J1.W4.
IIAK HIL.VEH'ie
RIl.VKIl CEIlTlKICATfiS-CSUOOMe.
GOV13UNMENT llONDS-Irreirular ; state
bonds , dull ; railroad hands , firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follow ! :
U..S 4irornew. . 110 0. 1' . latsor 'Ui. UH
U.S. iHCO'.IU.UBW. 117 n. .V It. O. 7ii UHU
U. S. 0" , Kit U. All. O. 41 Hi- ! .
U. S. Cs.ooup 01H
II , S. 4a , n < jr 11)7 ) . II. , t.S. A. (13. ( . . 0U
U.S. 4s. con D 10 ! ) t . Ii. iS.A. 7 . . . 1011
II.SJ.Sii.rar 0.1 IL.VT.C. 6u .
PacitlcOsof'US. . 1(11 ( dolls .
Ala..cliss A KID M..K.&T. lst4 .
Aia..claaNll 100 do''d 4i .
AIB..CUS3U 1)4 ) MUUKU Union Os , . 107
Ala. Currency , . . . DO N , J.C. ( ion. 53. . . . lit
La. Now Con. 4s. 110 No. P.icllla 1m. . . 114
MIssotirlUa KM titoudx . 10U5 (
N. C.iis lid N. W. Coinols . 133
N. C.4 doS. F. Ujb.Jt.
) S.c. iicmfunl. . . . R.O. West. ls . . .
Tenn. now net Us. 75 St. P. Cansoli 73 . 120
tT < 'iui.nn rntt5i. KM do (7. Acl > . W.S . 111 !
Tenn. old Us OU St. U&I. M.GDnj.
Vji. Contiinos St. I iS. P.Uoi.'l.
doilcf rrud Tom I'.io. Intl. , .
Atvhlson 4t 7 tie t Tuxai 1'ac. 2ds. . . .
AtcnlHon''d A : io U. P. iHttofUU. . . .
Canada do..H. . . . lilt WuHt Shore 4 .
U & N. unified 4 . Si * O. R. VN. Ut3. . . . 10 ! )
Southern Oi N. raa. : Us . 00
'bid.
IIONton Stock QuotntlniiK.
BOSTON. Oct. ' 'd.-Call loans , SftBH per cent ;
tlnip. lo.itiH. Offl7 per cent. Cloaln ? prices for
BtockH , bonds and niliiliiK' shares :
A.T. AS. F . 14 Wentllljli , Klee. . , a 4
Am. Huz.ir . 114H W. Kloc. ufd . 40
Am. Sucar iM. . . . 10U Win.Canlr.il . 40a
Hay State Gas . ? < Kil. Klec. Ill in3
Hell Telephone. . . 204 ! < Ren. Klec. nfd . 0:1 :
Iloslon .V Albany. von i AtchlHon c.i
beaten * Milno . lilt ) Now Knsl-uid Os. .
IloHion.t M , pfd. . Ifi-Jl * Con. Kloctrlo 53. . .
C. U. , vy . 75 ( Win. Cent. Ists . .
Fltchbur ? . OU Atlantic . 17
( Jen. Klefllnc . 20 Iloston .t.Montani B5
IlllnoiH Steel . Ilutlo.t Uostoii. . . . B5a
N Y. fcN. E . SIS
Old Colonv . 177 KranUIln
Ore. Short Llns. . . . IB Kcars.irso
Rubocr. . Dsceol.i
Union 1'acltlo . Uillncy
07k Tanmrack
West End tifd. . . . 00 Wolvurlno
bid.
Sun rrancliico Mining Quotntloim.
SAN FKAXCISrO. Oct 20. The ofllcl.il closlnc
qiioUTtluna for mining Btocka today wuro as fol
lows ;
Alta 1'J lldlo.V Norcroas. .
AlDliaCon 11 ! JnBIIco C
Audcs ' . ' 4 IConUto'.tv Con 4
ISolchcr r,4 Mexican 4'J
I.'rm i llolchor. . . . 112 Mono 16
IlodioCoa DU Occidental Con , , . . 44
million 17 Ouhlr I''S
Caledonia. 1'J Overman 12
Challungo Con. . . . 4'J Poiotn r > u
Chollar. 200 Sjvairu O'J
Contlounco I''O Scorpion O'Ja
Con.ial.AV.i. ; . . . 170 Sierra Nevada. . , , ot
Con. Iinnorl.il 2 Union Con , , , ' . '
Hi-own Point . . . . . 4' ' Utih Con u
Rxcboauer 4 Yellow Jacket . . . 01
OouliI JcOilrrv 74
Silver bara , U57 < B ; Mexican dollars ,
Sight drafts , par ; tolt'gr.iplile , par.
Loiiihin Sliivlc Quotation * .
LONDON , Oct. 20. 4 p. m , cloBlnr :
BILVEK 30 MGd per ounce.
MONiY-241i ! ! i per rent.
The rate of dl > count In the open market for
short bills , 3'A per cent ; In the open market for
three months' bills , 3i ! per cent.
I'orrl rii I''linniola1.
IiniU.IN. Oct. : ( . Uxclmngo on London , eight
days' sight , 20 in.irks 3G pfg ,
1'AIUS , Oct. rc. Time per cent rentes. 10U
C7Uo for the account ; exchange un London. 2'f
: i'ic for checks.
IX3NDON , Oct. 20. Odd U quoted at lluenos
Ayrvs at 178.60 ; Madrid , 19.2S ; Llihon , 31 ; Home ,
107 , Amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Hank of England on bulancvii today , 23,000 ;
amount Uepoilttd , COM. ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Opens withfTSinr Eun of Both Cattle
BEEF "STEERS ALONE HOLD STEADY
All Ollii-r firifaONof Cuttle Shim
\\Vii kiifiui , I 'oo dor * Ilclnir Hie
\VorNtllimH Fnlrly Ac-
tire null Stonily.
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sguryu OMAHA , Oct. 21.
Receipts for thcjlaya Indicated were :
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
October 2(3 ( AU$1 l,39."i 6,035 73
October 21 1,133 4 , ) l 417
October 23 2.M1 3.C.13 2,937
October 22 2.7 , " 3.71G I'M . . . .
October 21 6.97S 4,2(12 ( 1,037
October 20 3,470 4,1K )
October 19 4,37.1 1,411 f.9S 43
October 17 1.30P 3,013 3,170 1
October 10 l.KM 3.120 4,290 23
October IK 3.S07 4.7G2 1.S17
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by ench road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
TT. r. system 7S .1 1 3
C. & N. W. ity 1
II. & M. U. U. U. . . 48 6
C. , U. & q. Ily. . . . 16 3
C. , U. I. & I > . east 1
C. . St. V. , M. & O. . . 3
! ' . , 13. & M. V. . . . 33 6 1
Total receipts. .181 23 20 3
The disposition of the ilny's receipts wns
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the hum-
bcr of hend I nil leu ted :
Huycrs. Cnttlo. Hogs. Sheep ,
Omnhn Packing Co 35
O. H. Hammond Co. . . . 4.17 748 . . . .
Swift nnd Company 491 1 . . . .
Cudalty 1'ncktng Co f03 1 1,732
It. Hccker nnd leRnn 351
I.obmnn & Uothschllds. . . 277
AV. I. Stephens 19
Hill & Lewis Co .OS
IH'tilon & Underwood 8.1
Other buyers KiS
Left over 700. COO 200
Totnl 4TU7" 1,400 1.D32
CATTLK Tlio week opens with n largo
run of cnttlo , the InrROst since Wednesday
of last week , nnd with the mnrhct not en
tirely sntlsfnctory In nil cases to tlio selling
Interests.
Ilecf steers illd not show much variation
from last week BO far ns values were con-
cerncff nnd they were nbout the only
kind of cattle that could bo quoted fully
sternly. TLcro were only nbout n dozen
lomls of western cattle thnt were really
Kood enough for the packers nnd not many
natives , out- hunch of ngnt Rood natives
sold up to $1. < 0. Wlillo no great activity
wns developed the demand wns more thnn
otitinl to the offerings nnd n clearance wns
effected In reasonably Rood season.
Cows nnd heifers were In much larger
supply thnn usual on this market , not far
from forty loads being offered for sale.
The extra number of cnttlo on sale nnd
the nbscnco of nny marked Increase In the
demand naturally enough produced n walk
nnd dull market. Huycrs claimed thnt they
would pny steady prices for really de
sirable kinds , but the general tendency of
the market wns lower ,
Stockers nnd feeders were slow nnd dull
from start to finish nnd tin-re was the least
show of nctlvlty In the feeder division that
there has been nny time this season so
far. liuycrs who happened to wnnt n few
cattle of a certain kind to nil some special
order would pay pretty close to steady
prices for the cattle that Just happened to
fill tlio bill. However , the general market
wns not only dull as noted nbove , but
owcr. Some dealers 'tiro louring on this
being the low wctk , owing to the near np-
preach to election time. Representative
sales : '
air STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No.Av , ' : Pr. No. Av. Pr.
75 20..1372 il 40
COWS.
. 910 1 SO 1..1COO 2 10 6..1003 2 35
. DCO 200 29.- . 971 2 SO 13. . . . 733 2 43
.1100 2 00 1 , : . : NO 2 55 9..li:0 2 CO
4. . . . 937 2M
.
2. . . . 7CO 2 10 2. . 'j .1010 2 10 2. . . . 730 2 CO
14. , . . Mi 2 10 47.1. . 910' 2 45
HULLS.
1..1S30 1 75 l. .IKO 2 CO 2..1100 233
2..1413
175
4..11CJ
235
1..UOO 1S5
STAOS.
19. . . .1071 2 M
OXIIN. .
I..11W 2 CO
CALVES ,
I. . . . 1(0 4 DO L. . . 110' B CO
8TOCKEUS AND KIJEDKIIS.
1..10SO , 275 . 11..1075 3W 6. . . . IC5 300
Z..1000 2 75 6..10CO 300
WKSTUHNH.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1KO 2 oo 2 steers 1110 2 to
NKUHASICA
Jjow- 1010 240 14 feeders. . . . 008 300
2 feeders..H40 2 CO 40 feeders. . . . 763 3 CO
J. J. Mclntosli.
1 tteaer SCO 2 50 2S feeder S52 3 10
33 feeders. . . , 600 3 13
FOUT1I DAKOTA.
ll > ull 1430 175 3
steers. 1KO 310
. , , I'M Swallow.
r.
50 feeders..1ICO 300
West & n ,
2 bulls 1370 200 Ccowg 10 8 235
* ° s JjJSjj 2 10 21 steers 1150 3 15
"
J" . W. Dalzcll.
< c < 10 2 Z1S 45eteers 13S7 335
10 cows . 11CS 2 CO _ , 1 calf . ICO C 25
Tlnnln.
7 cows 918 2 4 feeders. . . .1110 2 K
2 cows 7S5 2 50 21 feeders. . . .10S3 2 65
9 sirs , tie..1027 2
Helle f. L. S. Co.
H cows 800 T W 7 heifers D50 2 65
< > ; M2 230 4 feeders. . . . S12 303
Khclfera 933 260 6 feeders. . . . C02 315
WYOMING
C. C. Slaughter.
5 sirs , TCI..1HC 2 90
W. D. Drlscoll.
1 str. Tex. . . 9302 60 31 sirs. Tex. . . 907 2 80
KSTIIAYB.
1 cow KO 200 7cowa 1107 278
1 cow . 1130 2 40 11 steers i:4C 3 15
K O. Harrlton.
34 ttre , tip. . .1092 2 15 S2 steers 1034 320
27 Bt , Ilu. . . 1114 2K ! ! f3 steers md 3 SO
Swnn It. & C. Co.
4 rows . 1070 2 Oi ) CO cows 1116 2 C5
9 cow * . S73 2 30 IS heifers 1091 2(5
4 etrs , tltf..l01C 2 45 26 steers 12GS 340
ITitt & Ferris Cattle Co.
14COW8 . % ! 175 102 fccilcrn. . . .11(7 3 IS
5 cows . 1050 210 ISO feeders. . . .1227 3 20
41 cows . 1027 241 21 steers . 1300 3 U
2 heifers . 10CG 2 S5
S5UTAH.
UTAH.
22 sirs , tie. . .1251 2 CO 103 feeders. . . .1033 290
25 sirs , tit- . . .11CS 2 75
COLOItADO.
lljull . 1500 190 3 steers 1203 3 15
3 feeders. . . . SI3 3 15
15OREGON.
OREGON.
3 feeders. . . . (93 3 00 37 feeders. . . . 903 3 IS
24 feeders..1121 3 00
Jl. K. Parsons.
55 heifers 951 2 SO 61 feeders. . . .110 300
43 heifers 1-C7 2 CO
CONEVADA.
NEVADA.
3 cows 1013 215 11 feeders. , . . 9:9 275
12 cows IMC 243 C5 feeders..1035 303
( bulls 1130 2 CO 25 feeders , . . .11(2 ( 320
IDAHO.
1 cow 870 2 15 1 COW 10CO 2 75
9 cous 1073 2 15 1 feeder 770 3 00
25 cows. 1020 2 43 15 feeders. . . . S74 3 00
4 stags 193 2 CO 45 feeders.IOCS 305
HOGS About the came number of hoes were
hero today us n. wccK ago , that Is , twenty-two
loads. The market .Atas without feature of Im
portance , and there Is \cry little to say In ex
planation of the day's 'trading. It could nil be
summed up In the t w words , "fairly active und
steady , " SB
The heavy hotsold 'nt ' J3.20C3.25 , and the
medium weights und Heht nt 3.3083.40.
The neck opens wjtl | , the market jut nbout
where It was at tine 'opening of lust week.
Values on IIOKS nrc now only nbout 20o lower
thnn they were a Jnir .ago , but they arc Jl.25
lower than two jcafs JUKO. Three years ago
todny the average llrlec paid for hogs on this
market was JC.ll. ltetircEcntatlvtrcalcii :
No. Av. till. Pr.17U No. Av. Sh. I'r.
20 301 80 17U (2 31C 200 13 & <
2G 409 SO 60 311 120 3 23
15 2iO 40 M 3U3 ICO 3
45 344 40 M SU4 ICO
C3 373 69 : w 200 3 25
48 321 . . . 3 20 67 275 JO 3 30
K 34C 120 CO 2i3 120 3 30
11 329 Cl 292 120 3 30
C8 308 240 ' : oo 3 30
03 313 1M ! ! . ! ! ! ! ' 3 30
C3 331 to CS 278 'so 3 30
49 314 i:0 325 71 193 40 3 40
AND i.NlS.
1 . 310 1 CO' ? ' 4 , , ,310 820
1 . 4W EO 300 2 395 3 20
4 . 407 3 15 Ii 2M 3 HO
1 . S80 3 IS 3 2C3 3 20
6 . 400 3 17 W 18 1
HHCUr There were ten double decks of sheep
here , and whllu the drinund was Rood the mar
ket was easier , llcprm'ntatlva vales :
Nn. Av. Pr.
711 Utnh mixed . in U G5
149 Utah jearllngs . (8 t 75
9 Utah lambs . C3 3 00
C99 Utah lambs . (7 8 60
ICanmiH Cltr ! , ! > < Nttirk.
KAN8AH CITY , Oct. 26. CATTLIJ-Itccelpts ,
7,000 head ; shipments , 2,400 head. Market steady
to strong , and active ; Texas ( leers , JI.ISiiJ.M ;
Texas co\v , JI.tXlti2.CO ; native leers , J3.00UI.7S ;
imlhu cows and helfurs , Jl.oo < ; 3.00 ; utocl.cm and
feeders , j.tt/3H ; bulli , Jl.Wi/tM.
IIOOH Ilecelnts , 4.COO hvad ; vhlpmenls , 1,100
head. Market opened strong , cloned wruk ; hulk
o ( salts , J3.2IQ1.39 : heavy , I3.20GJ.IO , ' pucker.
nnd mixed , , .SmS , llnhto , IJ.M01.49t Ynrkem ,
| 2.30ff ] 40 , pigs , Jl.204.i3 30.
SIIHKI'Receipts. . 6.000 lienJ , slilpments , St
head , Market steadyi Inmbs , I2.00U4.U , mut
tons , J2.25fll.00. _
MVU STOCK.
In HORM Trnilc Slnrlril Actlvclr >
! < tpnily rrli-co.
CHICAGO , Oct. : . With light receipts of cat
tle , sellers msnnscd to dlfpcse of choice bec\es
nt 10c higher , while others were steady. Trade
was on A batls ot from J2.23 to J3.CO
for poor to common nnd up
to tl.CO to K.i' for cholc * to fancy ,
with sales largely n | from J1SO to JI.40 ; exporters
were fair bu > ers of choice entile , nnd there wns
n fair stocker nnd feeder trade nt from J.M to
J3.M. Cows and heifers brought JI.73 to J3M ;
Lulls selllntc at from Jl 75 to J.1.H , nnd calves nt
from J3 to Jfi. Texas Rrn s Heels were nitnln
In fnlr demind nt from JS.CO to J.I.OB , nnd western
rangers were wnnted nt from JS.W to S3.73 for
steers nnd nt from J2.CO to J3.30 for cows nnd
heifers.
In hogs trade started off nrtUcly nt steady
prices , but soon dv\ eloped n weaker feeling
with sales n nickel lower. The titty's rales were
made nt n range of from J3.10 In JJ.CO for com *
moil tn prime droves with the bulk going nt from
? 3.G ta J.1.3B nnd prime heavy medium and light
weights telling clorc together. Light weights
were the weakest nnd the slowest.
Offerings of sheep were well tnkcn at nbout
last week's range of prices. Inferior to choice
Hocks of Miccp were wanted nt from Jl.CO tn
J3.25 ; western range sheep selling chlelly nt
from | 2.M to 13.10. iJiml'K fold anywhere from
J2.CO to J2.73 for Inferior upo from J4.24 to JI.&O
for choice Hocks , with sales largely nt from
J3.25 to J4.40.
Itecclpts : Cattle , IW > 0 head ; hogs , 3S.OCO head ;
sheep , 1S.COO hend.
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NP.W YOHK , Oct. SC.-HKKViS-llccelpts.
2.331 hend ; steers nnd oxen , active , lOo higher ;
bulls , steady nnd firm , dry COWF , generally lower ;
native Kteors. J3.4SfT4.CO ; stags and. oxen. j.7C
4.00 ; bulls. J2.00 2.CO ; dry cows , J1.:5 7.K1 ; Ktiro.
pean cables quote American steers nt IOfflO\c ,
drefscil weight ; sheep at StflOc , dressed weight ;
rcfrleerator Iwcf , 7i 7M5c ; no exiwrls.
HHUii' : AND LAMIlS-ltccclpts , 11.SI5 head ;
nero active nnd slightly firmer ; 'sheep , J3.CO ( { >
3. 75.
75.1IOOS Ilccelpts , 17,600 head ; stronger ; J3.S5O
4,25 ,
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Stock In Sight.
Ilecord of receipts of live stocl : nt the four
principal markets , October : < i , isrc :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha . R.978 4i2 ; 1.037
Chicago . 15,500 SS.OOO 18,01)0 )
Knnrns City . 7,000 4,500 5,000
St. Loul . 4.000 4,500 1,500
Totals . . . . 31.473 C1.2M 25.C37
St. I.ntilN Live Stuck.
RT. LOUIS , Oct. ! C.-CATTLI-Ilecclpts. 4,000
head ; steady to strong. '
HOClS-ltecelpls. 4,500 head. Market Cc higher ;
Yorkers. J3.40W3.CO ; packers , J3.W03.43 ; heavy ,
J3.C003.55.
Silt : ! : ! ' Ilccelpts , l.COO head ; steady.
NtMV York Wheat Markrt Tnnip.
Ni\V TOlllC. Oct. 1C. The speculative whent
market today was a tame affair whin con
trasted with the stirring events of last week.
Total transactions In futures today were 7.49.2-
000 bu. nnd the range on December only ! i ? .
against a rnngo of from 3',4c to 4c on Snturdaj.
Pcnllngs were mostly among rc.ilpers. At times
there would be n sudden Hurry of excitement
nnd n quick movement of prices , but un the
whole the session was qulto commonplace. A
higher ret of > Llvcnx > ol cables than expected
r.nvo bulls an opening ndviintnge , which thfy
maintained with few exceptions nil day. Hen\y
weekly gains In both American nnd English vlil-
hies were iff set by the export I Jslncss , nmount-
Ilif to about 2(0.000 ( bu. New York nnd out-
1 irtM Ivc-oniter sold from 7Cic to 78 3-lCc , clos
ing nt 77ir.
ICllIINIIH Clt } ' A
KANSAS CITY. Oct. ! . WIIKAT Market
acthc nt Hatunlay's prices ; No. 2 hard , 59flC2'4c ;
No. 3 , 5C 5Sc ; No. 2 red , 73f74c ; No , 3 , C7O70c ;
No. 2 uprlng1. C9c ; No. 3 , C5c.
COHN Market active ami steady ; No. 2
mixed. 21l4c ; No. 2 white , 2222'.4c.
OATS Mnrkct nctlie nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
nominally 17c ; No. 1 white , old , SIHfl-.Sc ; new ,
icai74c. !
ItYIV-Market nrmcr ; No. 2 mixed , 30c.
HAY Market steady ; choice timothy , 18.00.
HIITTOIl Market steady.
nOQS Market higher ; tendency quiet , nbout
lie.
Cotton Market. ,
NCW YOHK , Oct. : . COTTON Ppot closed
steady : middling , uplands , 7 15-Uc ; middling.
gulf , 8 3-lCc ; rales , 1,9(5 bales , rutures clon-,1
quiet nnd ptendy : palow , 135,000 bales ; October ,
J7.69 ; NovemlnT. J7.C1 ; December. J7.7H : January ,
J7.7S ; March. J7. : < 9 ; April , JS.03 ; .May , J3 07 , June ,
13.19 ; July , 15.13.
NKW OHLHANR. Oct. 26. COTTON-na y :
middling1 , 7 13-lCc ; low middling , "c ; good ordi
nary , cic.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 2 COTTON Steady nnd un
changed ; middling , C 3-lCc ; sales. 70 bales ; re
ceipts , 4,423 bales ; shipments , COG bales ; stock ,
23J'9S ' bales.
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I'oorln 3lnrlcitn.
rnortlA. Oct. 2C. COIlN-Kteady ; No. 2 , 23o ;
No. 3. 22 c.
OATS Inactive ; No. 2 irlilto , : OVic | Ha. 3 white ,
.
IIYI3 null ; No. 2 , 34ft35o.
WHISKY-Steady ; J1.18 for high wines.
WHKAT New , No. 2 red winter. 9'c.
ItncniPTS-Corn , C2.350 bu. ; oats , 92,900 bu , ;
rye. 2.400 bu. ; whisky , 75 guls. ; wheat , 7,200 bu.
BHII'MKNTS Corn. C1.150 bu. ; oats. 117,250 bu. ;
rye , none ; whliky , 1.075 gals. ; wheat , 2,400 bu.
Dry ( iiioiln.
NHW YOniC , Oct. 1C. Urown cotton shared In
an Improved demand , although there
were many oles of moderate
quantities , the collective sales taking ; n
good bulk , lllenched cottons of the low medium
grade were looked after nnd good lots were turned
down because of required deliveries. Printed
fabrics shared In n light request. There Is a
better feeling abroad and an enlarged demand
may develop at any moment.
StiKiir Miirkct.
NEW TOHK. Oct. 28. SUCJAH Haw , firm ;
fair refining , 2Jc : centrifugal , 90 tc t , 333 1-lCc.
Heflncd. firm ; standard "A , " 4c ; confectioners'
"A , " 4c : granulated , 4'tc.
LONDON. Oct. 2C. SUOAH Cane , dull ; little
( Tolnc ; centrifugal. Java. Is 6d ; Muscovado , fair
terming , 4s 3d. liect , dull ; rather caey ; Octo
ber , 9s ; November , 9a Ifal.
VlHlIiIt * Grain Siiiipl- .
NCW YOHK. Oct. 26. Tlic visible supply of
grain Saturday , October 24 , as compiled by the
Nf < w York 1'mdiicc exchange Is ns follows :
Wheat , 57,285OfiO 1 > U. ; Increase. 2,477.000. Corn ,
17.S5G.OOO bu. ; Inert use. CS1.000 bu. Oats , 10,901-
000 bu. ; IncrenM , 7CC.OCO bu. Itye. 3.500.000 bu. ;
Increase. 155.000 bu. Uarley , 4,416,000 bu. ; In
crease , 1,005,000 bu.
Toledo Oral ii.
TOLEDO , Oct. 2 . WIIHAT Higher ; No. 2 ,
cash , 7SHc ; December , fO'ic ; May , flic.
COHN Dull , but steady ; No. 2 mixed , 25V4C.
OAT8 Dull ; No. 2 mixed. 19c.
HYK Inactive : No. 2 cash , 37c.
CLOVUH SUUD-Stcody ; prime , J7.10.
MlnneaiiollH AVheiit.
MINNCAI'OLIS , Oct. 26. WHHAT October
closed nt CCc ; December , C8T ( jC9c ; May , 73\c.
On trnck : No , 1 hard. CCftc ; No. 1 northern ,
C5Kc ; No. 2 northern , 63Hc ; receipts , 1,322 cars.
llutter .llnrket.
ELOIN. III. . Oct. 26 llUTTnil Stendy ; offer
ing ) ! , 117 , 4SO Ibs. ; bales , 36,000 Ibs. at 19a and
49.SCO Ibs. ut 20c. _
4)11 Oily Market.
OIL CITY , 1'a. , Ocf. 26. Credit balance ? , JI.14 ;
certificates , nn bids ; shipments , 93,922 bbls. ;
runs , 100,090 bbls.
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TrlHcn Wlicnt.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26.-WIIEAT-Qulct ;
December , J1.31ii May , ll.35i.
TWO IIILI ) KOII mniiWAY uoiuinitY.
( o He tliu Men \VIio Held
Up Claim IliiNlioliu.
William Mayo and George Hall , two of
tbo tlireo men who are alleged to have liold
up and robbed Claus Dosholm last Saturday
nlfiht , were Riven a preliminary hearing
bcforo Judge Gordon yesterday and were
bound over to tbo district court In $1 > GOO
bonds. Albert Ilelnhacklo , the remaining
member of the trio that was with Iloaliolm
during portions of Saturday evening , was
also arraigned but was discharged by the
pollco judge , as It was evident from the
evidence produced that ho was not with
Hosholm at the tlmo ho was Assaulted.
Mayo and Hall persisted In the story first
given to the pollco that other parties had
tlono the liolillug-up and that tlicy had fled
when llosholm was knocked down. When
questioned closely the men contradicted
each other In numerous particulars ,
Sold liy tilt : MarHlinl.
The Kaufman cigar stock at Sixteenth
and Dodge streets was sold yesterday b'y the
United States marshal In pursuance of an
order of court , The stock has been In the
hands of a receiver. H. P. Warner & Co.
purchased the fixtures for $200 , and
also a portion of the stock fcr $250. The
remainder of the stock was purchased by C.
L. 1'lcasant for $2,450.
Sunday LIMV Violated.
The pollco have caused a warrant to bo
Issued for the arrest of T. Hart for keeping
his oaloon , at Thirteenth and Cans streets ,
open Sunday. Although the day was Sun
day , It Is alleged that three or four men
were drinking In the place. Ono of the
parties WUH arrested for being drunk and
disorderly , and was fined | 1 'and costs ycu-
tcrday moruluK ,
Many lives of usefulness nave been cut
short by' neglect to break up an ordinary
cold , .Pneumonia , bronchitis and even con
sumption can bo averted by the prompt use
ol One Mlnuto Couch Cure ,
MKUTIXU nv HM.UI IJSTATII MK.V.
I'roposril Convention nf Heal
Dniilem IN DlnciiRiieil ,
There w a no rcRulnr meeting of the
IlMl Ditnlo uxchnnge yesterday. Sec
retary Shrlver wn abtcnt In Town , nrul no
reports were brought up , The member *
lunched together , ami afterward dlscusst-d
the proposed stnte convention of real estate
men , the object of which In to outline needed
reforms In the real cslato luwn ot Nebraska.
A number of letter * from leal estate men
thronglintjt the state were rend. With n
nlnglo exception they shovvrd that the Idea
of the convention U received v lth con
siderable favor. The members of the Omnhn
exchange feel much encouraged over the
receipt of many favorable replies to letters
Intended to learn the sentiment of the real
estate men of the state regarding the move
ment.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendments to tlr'4
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , ad
hereinafter set forth In full , are submitted
to the electors of the State of Nebraska , to
be voted upon at the general election to beheld
hold Tuesday , November 3 , A. D. 1836 :
A joint resolution proposing to amend
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , nnd five (5) ( ) , of
nrtlclo six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska , relating to number of
judges of the supreme court and their term
of ofllcc.
He It resolved and enacted by the Lesls-
laturo of the Stnto of Nebraska :
Suction 1. That section two (2) ) of article
nix (0) ( of the Constitution of the Suite of
Nebraska bo amended so us to read ns fol
lows :
Section 2 , The supreme court shall until
otherwise provided by law , consist of Ilvo
( G ) Judges , n majority of whom shall bo
necessary to form n quorum or to pronounce -
nounco n decision. It shall hnvo angina !
jurisdiction In cases relating to revenue ,
civil easel In which the state shall bo n
party , mandamus , quo warranto , habeas
corpus , nnd such appellate Jurisdiction , UH
may lie provided by law.
Section 2. That section four (1) ( ) of nrtlclo
six (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the state of
Nebraska , bo amended so as to rend as fol
lows :
Section 4. The Judges of the supreme
court shall bo elected by the electors of
the statti nt large , nnd their term of olllee ,
except aa hereinafter provided , shall be fern
n period of not less than five (5) ( years ns
the legislature may proscribe.
Section 3 That section nvo ( D ) of article
six ( G ) of the Constitution of the State oC
Nebraska , bu amended to rend as follows :
Section 6. At the nrst general election to
be held In the year 1S9S. there shall bo
elected two Judges of the supreme court
one of whom shall bo cleeted for'n term of
two (2) ( ) years , one for the term of four (4) ( )
years , nnd nt each general election there
after , there shull ba elected one JudRo of
the supreme court for the term of nvo (5) ( )
years , unions otherwise provided by law ;
1'rovldcd. That the Judges of the supreme
court whose terms hnvo not expired nt the
time of holding the general election of isfl ,
shall continue to hold their olllco for tlio
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Armrnvnil Miirrih 90 A n 1R1T
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to section thirteen (13) ( ) of nrtlclo six
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
'
relating to 'compensation of supreme and
district court Judges.
lie It resolved by the Legislature of the
Stnto of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen (1.1) ) of
article six i ) of the Constitution of tlio
State of Nebraska be amended so as to
read as follows :
Sec. 13. The judges of the supreme nnd
district courts shall receive for thrlr ser
vices such compensation ns may bo pro
vided by law , payable quarterly.
The legislature shall nt Its first session
after the adoption ot this amendment ,
three-fifths of the member * elected to
ranh house concurring , establish their
comnennntlon. Tim compensation so es
tablished shall not bo chnnVcit ortcncr thnn
once In four ycnrs , nnd In no event unless
two-thirds of the members elected to each
Iroiise of the legislature concur therein.
Approved March 30 , A. D , 1S05.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of nrtlrlo five ( S )
of the Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the officers of the
executive department.
'
no It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the Stuto of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (24) (
of article flvo (5) ( ) of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska bo amended to read
ns follows :
Section 24. The officers of the executive
department of the state government shall
rocelvo for their services a compensation
to bo established by law , which shall bo
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shnll have been
commissioned and they shall not rccclvo
to their own use nny fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In their hands or
under their control , perquisites of ofllce or
other compensation , mid all fees that may
hereafter on payable by law for services
performed by an ofllcc-r provided for In
thU - lcln shall bo paid In advance Into
the state treasury. The legislature 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 , establish the xalnrlca of
the ofllcers named In this article. The
compensation so established snarl not ba
changed oftcner than once In four years
and In no event unless two-thirds of the
members elected to each house of the leg
islature concur therein.
Aipprovcd March 29 , A. D. 16D3.
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.
lie It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one (1) ( ) of article
lx (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska be amended to read as follows :
Section 1. The Judicial power of this state
shall be vested In n supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts , justices of the
pcaco , police magistrates , and In such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
ns may be created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 29 , A , D. 1835.
A joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion cloven (11) ( ) of article six (6) ( ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , re
lating to Incrcaso In number of supreme
and district court judges.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section eleven (11) ( ) of artl-
clo six ( C ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to rend as fol *
Sen'tlon 11 The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
shall concur therein , may. in or iiftor the
year ono thousand eight hundred nnd j
ninety-seven and not oftencr thnn once In
every four years. Increase the number of
judges of supreme and district courts , and
the judicial districts of the state. Such
districts shall bo formed of compact tcrrl-1
( ory. and bounded by county lines ; und ,
such Increase , or nny cluingo In the
boundaries of n district , wlmll not vacate ,
the olllco ot nny judge.
Approved March 30 , A. D. , 1895.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section six ( C ) of article ono (1) ( ) of the Con-1
Btltutlon of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by Jury.
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the Leg-
Ulaturq of the Htato of Nrbnmkn :
Section L That section BJC | ( C ) . article one
(1) ( ) of the Constitution of the Hluto of Ne
braska bo amended to read as follows :
Hectlon 0 , The right of trial by Jury shall
remain Inviolate , Tint the legislature may
provide that In civil actions flvo-slxths of
the Jury may render a verdict , nrul 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 , 1805.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono (1) ( ) of article flvo ( C ) of the Con-
Htltulloa of Nebraska , relating to olllccrs of
the executive department.
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg-
Islattiro of Ihu Stnto of Nebraska :
Beet Ion 1. Thnt section ono (1) ( ) of article
nvo ( D ) of the Constitution of the Hutu
of Nebrnuku bu umundvd to read as fol
lows :
Section 1. The executive department shall
consist of a governor , lieutenant governor ,
Hecrelury of ntuto , auditor of public ac
counts , treasurer. superintendent of public
( attraction , Attorney general , coinmlwiloncfl
tr puime luiitv .aid imildlng * . nnd thre < >
1'illroml commissioners , each of whom , cJ
cent the snld railroad commissioners ,
hold hla olllco for n term of two year/
from the first Thursday after the flr t
Tuesday In January , nfler his election ,
nnd until his successor U elected nnd quall-
flrd. Knch railroad commissioner shall
hold his olllee for n term of three year * ,
beginning on Uio first Thursday nfler the
Ilrat Turrdny In January after hU election ,
and until his uscccnsor Is elected nnd quali
fied ; Provided , however , That at the first
general elec.'lon held after the ndnptlotr
of this amendment there shall bo elected
three railroad commissioners , ono for thh
period of ono yenr , ono for the period o *
two ycnrs , nnd ono for the period of thron
yearn. The governor , secretary of state ,
nnd U or of public nucounta , nnd treasurer
shall ictfldo nt the cnpltol during their
term of olllee ; they shall keep the public ;
rcrords , books nnd papers there , nnd shall
jicrform such duties usmay bo required by
Approved March SO , A. D , , 1S93.
(
A Joint resolution proposing to amend tec
tlon twenty-six (26) ( ) of article five (5) ( ) of th
Zongtltutlon of the State of Nebraska , limit ,
Ing the number of executive ttnto ofllccm.
Hi' It resolved nnd enacted by the
Islnturo of the Stnto of Nebraska :
Section l. That section twenty-nix (26) ( ) of
nrtlolo live ( S ) of the Constitution of ths
State of Nebraska bo amended to iread as
follows :
Section 26 No other executive ) state offi
cers except those nnme'd In section one (1) ( )
of thlt nrlloln Hhnll ho created , except by
nn net of the legislature which Is con
curred In by not ! e s thnn three-fourth *
of the member * elected to each house
thereof ;
Provided , That any onice created by nn
net of the legislature may bo nbollnhcd by
the legislature , two-thirds of the member *
elected to each house thereof concurring.
Approved March 30 , A. U. . ISM.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section ulna (9) ( ) of nrtlctn right ( S ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , pro
viding for the Investment of the permanent
educational funds of the itntc.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Lor
Islatuio of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section nlno (9) ( of article
eight ( S ) of the Constitution of the State
or Nebraska bo amended to read as fol
lows :
Section 9. All funds belonging to the ntnta
for educational purposes , the Interest nnd
Incoino whereof only nro to bo used , shall
ho ilt'cmcd trust funds held bv the stnte ,
nnd the Htato shall supply all losses there *
of thnt may In nny manner accrue. BO that
the s.imo shall remain forever invlolnto
hud umllmlnlMhcd , nnd shall not be In
vested or loaned except on United fitatcn
or stale securities , or rcRlstorod county
bonds or registered school district lioiuli
of this statu , nnd such fund * , with the
Interest nnd Inronio thereof nrc hereby
solemnly pledged for the purposes for
which they nro crnntcd nnd set apart and
shall not be transfetrcd to any other fund
for other uses ;
Provided , The board created by section !
1 of this article Is empowered to sell from
tlmo to tlmo any of the securities belong
ing to the permanent school fund and In
vest the proceeds arising thcrVfrom In any ,
of the securities enumerated In this sec
tion bearing n higher rate of Interest ,
whenever nn opportunity for better Invest
ment Is presented ;
And piovldcd further. Thnt when nny
warrant upon the slate treasurer regu
larly Issued In pursuance of nn appropria
tion by the legislature nnd sccuird by the
levy of n tux for Its payment , shall be
presented to the stnto treasurer for pay
ment , nnd there shall not bu nny money
In the proper fund to pny such warrant ,
the board created by section 1 of this arti
cle may direct the stnto treasurer to pny
the amount due on such warrant from
moneys In his hands belonging to the per
manent school fund of the slnte , and h
shall hold said warrant ns nn Investment
of said permanent school fund. 7 ]
Approved March 29 , A. IX , 1595. J ,
A joint resolution proposing nn'amcnJ-
mcnt to the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska by adding a new section to nrtlcU '
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to bo mini * (
bcrcd section two (2) ( ) , relative to the mcrc
Ing of the government of cities of ttid
metropolitan class and the government of
the counties wherein such cities are lo
cated.
He It resolved and enacted by the Lcs
Islnturo of thn StitUt of Nebraska :
Section 1. That article twelve (12) ) of th <
Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska b <
amended by adding to said nrtlcla a new
section to be numbered section two (2) ( ) , ta
read ns follows : .
Section 2. The government of nny city of
the metropolitan class and the government
of the county In which It Is located may bit
merged wholly or In part when n proposN
tlon so to do has been submitted by an-
Iliorlty or law to thi * votom of nuuh rlty
nnd county and received the assent or a
majority of the votes cast In such city nrul
also u majority of the votes cast In the
county' exclusive of those cast In tucU
metropolitan city at such election. ' I
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1S95. " '
A joint resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( G ) of nrtlclo seven (7) ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner In which votes shall
bo cast.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Lcc ( <
Islaturo of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That sertlon six ( G ) of nrtlcla
seven (7) of the Constitution of the Stnto
of Nebrnska be amended to read us fol
lows :
Suction C. All votes shall bo by ballot , or
such other method na may ho prescribed
by law , provided the secrecy of votlue b
preserved
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1SJ3.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of nrtlclo fourteen (14) ( ) of the
Constitution ot the State of Nebraska , relit *
tlvo to donations to works ot Internal Inv *
provement and manufactories.
De It resolved nnd enacted by the Lcglai
Intiiro of thn State of Nebraska : '
Section I. That section two (2) ( ot nrtlclo
fourteen (14) ( of the Constitution of the
Stnte of Nebraska , bo amended to read n
follows :
Section 2 , No city , county , town , precinct ,
municipality , or other subdivision of the
stnto , nhnll ever make donations to any ,
wcrks of Internal Improvement , or manu *
factory , unless u proposition so to do shall
have been first submitted to the qualified
electors and ratified by a two-thltds vote
at nn rli-ctlon by authority of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations of a county ,
with the donations of such subdivisions In
the ngpregnto shall not exceed ten per cent
of the nsscssi'd valuation of such county ;
Provided , further. Thnt nny city or county ,
may , by a three-fourths vote Increnso such'
Indebtedness five per cent. In addition to
such ten oer cent nnd no bonds or evi
dences of Indebtedness so Issued shall ba
valid .unless the same shall hnvo endorsed
thereon n certificate signet ! by the secre
tary and auditor of state , shotting that
the snmo Is Issued pursuant to law , ,
Approved March 9 , A. D. , 18D5. j ,
I , J , A , Piper , secretary of state of th *
state of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed amendments to the
Constitution ot the State of Nebraska are
true and correct copies of the original en
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by the
Twenty-fourth session of the legislature ot
the State of Nebraska , as appears from
said original bills on file In this olllee , 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 i rejection at the general election to ba
hold on Tuesday , the 3d day of November !
A , D. , 1890.
In testimony whereof , I liavo thcrcuntd
set i my band and affixed the great seal ot
the stnto of Nebraska. i
IDono at Lincoln , this 17th day of July , la
the | year of our Lord , One Thousand Bight
Hundred 1 and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of the United Statcn the Ono Hundred
nnd j Twenty-first , and ot this state th
Thirtieth. j
Seal , ) J , A. PIPER ,
Secretary of Staid ,
Auc 1 DtoNov3 morn only.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 10M : ) . Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND :
, Hoard of Trade.
Direct wires to CMII KO and New York ,
Correspondents : John A , Warrtn tt O > .
WHEAT BOOMING'
and never offered u belter opportunity for mak
Inn money , Wrltu U. b. Murray t Co. ,
Hankers U Ilrokcrs , 12 : Illalto Hide. . C.llcaro ,
momlieril of tlie Chicago Hoard of Trudo In aooa
Blandlng , for tlirlr lok l on Hlutlntlcs and Upccu- .
luthe inforinutlun , und IMIIr Murkct LetUry
both free. HI'HCIAL ATTUNTJON U1VUN 1(1
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