THE OMAHA DAILY 1J13I3 : 2lltHHr | ] ] > A.Y , OCTOHKR 130 , ISWJ.
C0111IERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Acts na if it Hud Again Suited on
a Bull Campaign.
FOREIGN MARKET SURPRISES TRADERS
Mtltn llfforc Xmin n Slrinlj' Ailvnnci *
Sot I" . lc < ! enibiT UlliuliliiK :
Ul > In Xi-nrly SfViMtt-
i Otic Cenlx.
CIIICAOO , Oct. 2S.Vhcnt nctcil toilny
n If ntnrtcd on n. rcnewnl of the recent
temporarily wmpcniloil bull citinnnlsn. It
nilvitncetl to 7IV' o fop Hcocmber nnd closeil
nt from 70&o to 71c , or ncnrly 2'ic ' hlshcr
thnn It tlU yeBterihty. lletfcr I.lvctpool
cable ! " , n stroiif , ' noitiiwcril tnarkot nntl en-
BngeinenlH for Atmtrnllnn ahlpmcnts nil
contributed to the strength. Corn nnil onto
purtlclpntotl In the bull feeling , ndvuncliiB
> io nnil Uc rcspt'Ctlvc-Iy. Provisions closed
nt practically unchanged figures.
The Liverpool mnrltct wns oncu ngnln a
BUI prise to the trndcrx here , who looked
for 118 being quoted very weak after yes
terday' * emphatic slump. Hut on the con
trary , pi Ices from there showed a ? dd nd
vnnco by the time the session opened.
Thnt set December BoliiR nt an ndvnnco
of UP. The first transactions In that option
were made nt from Klc to GIHic nnd lnnlde
of half an hour the prlca hud risen to
K' ' ' , c. The northwestern receipts were
ngnln BO heavy Hint they weighed at limes
on thu minds of the traders like Uamiua'H
KhiiMt at the banquet In the Imagination
of Macbeth. Minneapolis nnil Uulntli re
ported I.20S carloads recclvitl , compared
with ' . ' ( ' ' < a week ago and with 1.22.S on thu
corresponding day of the year before. To
counteract this were advices from the
northwest that farmers' deliveries nru rapIdly -
Idly fulling off. A point In the situation
In Minneapolis which was much com
mented upon was that the premium of Oo
cembcr over cnsh wheat In thtit market ,
which n few iliiya ngo was 4c , was down to
Ic nt ono time today. The bull Hentlment
was held nomcwhnt In check during the
morning hours by the % senk London and
continental cables , by tltn fact that New
York cleared no wheat and by the con
tinued closeness of the money market. Hut
n little before noon n steady ndvnnco set
In , December climbing to 70) c. This was
caused principally by n sudden divelop-
ment of buying orders supposed to cotno
from Cuilnhy , whose selling was held to
bo In n largo measure responsible for yes
terday's bleak. That he should now turn
buyer was an unexpected development and
calls.-d u sharp rally. The northwest was
nlso bullish with prices there advancing
sharply making nearly 2c advance-ami
there WIIH good buying hero for noithwcst
account. During the last fifteen minutes
mi-ssages from San Krnnclseo confirming
the fnle of three cargoes to Australia
Blurted buying nncw. December advanced
to 71Vic. but reaotod somewhat before the
close , final figure * being from "OTii : to 7lc.
Corn was quiet but firm , being helper ! n
peed deal by the stronger feeling In wheat.
The advance In freights from the west Is
expected to diminish the receipts , tem
porarily nt least , nnd that perhaps made
shorts nil the moro ready to cover. May
opened unchanged nt from 27740 to 2Sc. ad
vanced to SS'Hc and closed steady nt from
SSVic to 2S-c.
Oats were quiet. A firm feeling existed
and prices were higher , lnnueitct.il by the
ctlon of wheat nnd corn. Hut little Inter
est 01 UK-red In the market. May started
n shade higher at from 21 ; c to 21 lie.
touched from ZlVic to 21io , ndvancod to
Zl jic and the last price wns 21 < Q2IKc
Provisions were heavy. The heavy re
ceipts of hogs and largo estimates for to
morrow caused it uonk opening'nnd under
pretty general nelllng u further decline
took place. 'Jhe strength of wheat and
corn had Its effect later , however , nml
nbotit all the decline was rc-covcn-d. Jan
unry pork clone * ! 2Uc lower at 57..XO ; Jim-
tiury hiril ut.olmtmou nt $1.50 Jniiimrv r"w
'
unclmiiKcd ill W.Wfi3.S71i ;
ICHllmnteil receipts Tuesday : Whenf , lie
_ Thu Icadlnc futures ranged ns follows :
"Art'olBir | "Opon. | Hlght" T Lo'vvT" | Cli
V i.nit.so.'j
00
llec 71U III )
'
-a'liy 70ft 73H
Ccin.No. 2.
Oet 22M
* ' " tf4)J
May . . . ! !
OatR.No.-j. . SSM'aM
17H 17M
May 1RUWH
Pork.pcrb ! ) !
Dec 0 XI ) li Oil n RO G 00
Jtu 7 75 7 hi ) 7 03 7 btl
Lanl.lUUtbi
IKHJ . . . . 4 i.3 4 : ld 4 'JO 4 nn
ihortlUbH Jan 4 45 4 50 4 42i ! 4 30
Dec
a nas
Jau : ) K.'W H KU 3 K7 ! <
Cauli quotatlomi were an follow * :
nl | I3.7ojil.is , | n wood ; winter puti'ii'm J3.50fr
' r.0. vtralKhtH. )3.Ziift3.CO ; tprlni ; "iM'eliils 13 f03
w ; Fprliu ; patent * , 13.03.b0 | ; jttralEhttt , IXOOIf
. . . .
-
a ii.f
TI.MOTIIV 8Kin-l'rlmc. : J2. "
'
1'jlOVIKION.S Menu purk , per 'litil. , JC
nr , per 1W liw.JI.5o ! .hort rlhi. , ! ,
f3rl3.S5 ; : , lry ralte.l . MimilJcra
P/.m"- ? fvClMnrt".llc" ( l)0)- 1 >
- -
re . UI.TIIMnrktt vary itirkoy.s ,
chlrkeim. C f7e ; ilucks. ( . S4c.
UlBtlllcr * ' finished goods , per gal. ,
112 Wcrc lhe rccel'"B ' nnj hlpment
kia"i".il > \ : toj vtht. butior'mar.
i ? i * L .mj creamery , ti iilH c * * titrv : iKij
L'i5/.i _ - tt * * loaJy ; Ircrtli , 17 c. UUceao. Htc'-ulv !
M'2\V YOHIC ( SUXBKAl
, MAI11CKT.
< luotntl.N of | . Hay , , „ VarliiiiM
CoilllllOlllll , . , .
ViiYOUK Oet , : .
- )
n , Vii , - :8.-riXUH-HcclDti ) 13.
CX ,
lw 8 export , , 3,3M iljl8. ; ( | Uet.wlVir | buyers
nml Kllcra apart , clonlne firm : Mlnne-ota
pat
ent. , ll.MCI.10i winter straight11.1001.20 ; win.
tcr patent. . I4.45 I.M. winter extras
, J3.COO
3.35 ; Jllniip'otu bakers , J3.:0ff3.8.0 ; winter
r ; C ? '
- , ! 0"e"ca " " , ma
until the iiftcrnoon. when
prices lul-
ln.VCnen 1" " ' y ° " - >
Indian | drouth , riWrlp- continuation of the
inircharcs ofevernl Callfornl-i
' .
cuu'oe. for .
Au.irnlla. Mrong cn mnrket
'
.i .
were MroiiK and hlKhrr durlnV the , h
y "
llKhter rvrrliiti nml the mlvani-o In whenl cliw"
Inif nl ,
NfUo nilvanee Octolwr.
; . iifi30Vie
c o -
" 30 " ' ' " ' ' " . SlflStKc. clo.lns 3 ie.
: , > > ptlomi were iuu-t. hut '
flriiier with corn . clo.lntr nt Ufi o nilvaiieo
"i- ' 0 ! ' 1)rc < ; nll"ir' aWMUc. clo : ;
! 'llll'plnr' | MlQ >
' Ci Rood to choice ,
75 > ic.
I.KATi ilKll PIrm nt ZOQIZc : hemlock nl < .
' "Kht to hc"
? ' erop 21i
s.r v'ToW1 > >
r.Sl.'inn : rnllfornln. . Jl to * 23 III * . IV
l'IlOVIHIONH-ll-.f. . , | | } .
V Dull ; city. country ,
lL tii"frIi'clrDl.oun,11 .1" ' " ' " 'yi ' llri lralned. coinninn { „ KOOI . } .
II.IK ) . Turpentine , rtull ; sSHOWo ( . < oitoii coj
oil. nlxiut ulenilv : nrlini > rruilp , : jfi3c' nrlnie
i'i
'i New Orlcnn. , ciwii kettle ,
2vu3e. .
nilHnilTH TO l.IVKltrooi ririn cotton ,
; by
rlenni. S-16 < 1 ; itmln , by lenin. Oil.
KOaH-llPceliti. | 7.SS7 pkir-r market -tciidy ;
* lnl.t-"n : < 1 I ' nn.ylvanlu , isosicj wviUrn , 1581SK- .
IHITTIjU-llteelpt. . 7.7SS pUs. , ; nijtkit
i > ti > ady ; wmlcrn italr > ' . tOI2l4ci wp ti-rn crvam-
try. IHOOI } | IIKII. | , KH-J fuciory. 7 l2c.
CHKIIHK llreelptit. l.na plim , : market Irmly ;
larnc. THtflOUoinall. ; . TUOlOUc ; part iklin ,
SViU7oi full .klm , JVitMc.
M13TAL3-1'U Iron , quiet ; southern , 110.240
-
11.71 : iii.rthcir. Ji1' Wfilt "fl. Cuppr , easy ;
btltff hr.ikfri * , IP' i' . rtrhnns * flofl&tiln 70 I.oid ,
firm. Tin. * lcady niid en y. Mrnlt * 111 ! 7V4TIS W ;
pintfirm. . Spelter , lit m , tlumetllc , Jt.MH/J. Vi.
U.IIAIIA tTiV-rijitAiT' "
C < indlllnn of Trnilc nml Uiinlnllon-
iin 5 < lnpli > nnit I'n no ) ' Produce.
Ilt'TTiil-'onininn lo f Ir , 0i choice to fnncy.
country , HOllci trparntor creamery ,
. .
UAMi-Pnilili > ehlrl.rn * , ptr dot. , I8.7WI.OO !
ntmll , ll.TSffl.W ; trill itiltliK , II. W : led llCBils nhil
, -liomeM'c brlelt , fc : IMam. | wr dox. .
19. : : , , club houkp , I-IL. JHI- * . | er dm. . S3.15 ; Llm-
t nrrr. fancy , per lt > . , > e : Hoqupfort , U-lb.
] am. prr doc. , t.l (0 ( ; Younc Amcilcii" , lto ) ! ;
t lm > , fancy , > \y \ < . .
VKAl < Choleo fill , ( .ft to 1M lbi . , are quolrd nt
'Rfc ; ( nine and rt > MK4n c.
iiHIOK nii rottl.THY Sprlnic chlcltfn * . 7c :
old limit. i4f"ct tin ) : < ) , lOfllJc : BCCJC. lOc ;
ihiek * . 10c' .
I.IVn lt''it'LTHY--lfrn . & < $ < : eock * . ! c : fprliiit
chicken * . 5V4e : Hprlnir duck * . 607c : turkeys , < f
"He.
I'lOKONS I.lve. 7SflK > 0 ! dead plseftini not
wanted.
HAY I'pland. > ; niMlnnd. II.M : lowlnml.
J4 ; iyi uraw , II ; color makes the price on
buy : light 1 ip tell the U : t ; only tip KMitlei
brine tp price * .
TlltOOM COltN ixtremelylow ml * : new
crop , delivered tin trnck in country : choice prccn
fclr-wnrktnc rntpet. tier Ib. . I'.Jr : choice srccn.
ninnlnu to hurl J'jej enmnnn. IHc.
VHnBTAHt.KS.
\VKIT I'OTATOU.S-On order * , per bid. , M-63
n.TS.
TOMATOKR-I'cr H-bll. bncket , MlfTCOc.
ONlOXS-liood > loclt. per bu. , WJtSOc.
LIMA lJiANS-l'tr Ib. . 1C.
iKAN'S llnnil t.ked | navy , p-r bit . : i 4nTl.r.O.
'AllltAOB Home rrowu , per hundred , 730 ! .
CRLKHY-l'cr tli * . . : .V ; fnnev. l.irce. 4J"-
I'OTATOKS doitl flock , per bu. . : . ' ,030c.
OItAI'158 NVw York 15 > 'c ; Int c Iot3 , lie.
c.M.ti-'oitMA ri-.ums-Nonc. :
I > 1.MR | Nnhlpplni : Htt-elt.
CAMP'OIINIA fill M'tliJ-Tokftys nnd other
fnncy varieties. JLIOflLM.
t-ltANIIKItltlKS-rapp Cod. per hbl. . JH OOf7C BO.
AI'PI.KH roolilnc. per bid. . 11.75 : entlnp. Jl.Sj
fl : TO ; Jonnttmns. fnncy. } ! . :3 ; fancy New York ,
J2.on.
' 'AI.IFOIINIA rnAHS I'er box , 12 ; New
York , per hbl. , $3.f yi.
Ql'lNC'lOS-IVr hhl. . J4.
TitoiMCAt. rnurrs.
QIIANUKS Mexican , It.
lt.MONS - MefBlnnn , ji.OOiS.60i ? California
lemon * . JI.COfM.25.
IIAri.V.VAH-Cholce. larKClock , per bunch.
12.fo 2. : meillum-JIzed liunche * . JI.MiT2.DO.
.MISCiiIANKOL'S. :
OY8TKHS-- York countx , per can , 4Jc ;
New York rclecU , per can , 40c : extr.i Eelecm ,
per can. 3c ; ntniidardx. per can , 30c ; medium * .
per enn , 2. > c ; New York countn. per 100. 11.25 ;
per l.COO , til ; New York 'elects , per Rill. , } J ;
per tub. Jit : bulk Matidanln , | > T Kt\\ \ . . Jl.r.0.
HONIJV Kancy white , per Hi. . HfflSc ; choice.
13c ; Callfoniln , nmber color , lOc.
ClliMt-Clatincd Julcu. per half bbl. , J2.73 : per
lilil. . JI.tOai.75.
MAI1) . ! : RVHUI1 FIvc.Rnt. cans. each. J2.73 :
enl. can * , per iloz. . ill ; half-eat , cans , JU.25 ;
ip.nrt cnnn , J3.DO.
I'lOS Impnrtril fancy , 5 crown , SO-lh. boxes.
lie ; rlinlcp , 10-lh. boxes , 3 crown. OfllOc.
NUTS Almond * , California , per llj. , medium
lie. 10o ; Tarrupona nbnonil * . per in. , laiRe ,
12'4c ; nrnzll * . per Hi. , Fc ; HnRllrli walnut * , per
Ih. . fancy K.ift flicll , 120 ; m.tium rlze , lOc ; ill-
berl * . per Ib. . lOo ; pccann , pollnhed medium , kc ;
hirce. lOc ; pcnnuls. raw. 6li07c ; roasted , 7V4cj
cheBtnutK. lOc.
rilKSH MKATS.
nnni--Ocoil native ulcers , 400 to COO Ih * . . C'.iO
e ; upvtcin pteer * . Mf5'4e ; good COUH and helf-
cr * . DSMic ; medium co s and helfcic , 4ic ! ; Rood
foniiiiiirii > ni eoivn nnd heifer * . 3'4e ' ; KOOI !
fortquartcr * native ulcers. Cc ; Rood hind-
ipiailer * cows nnd helfcrn. CV4c ; Rood hindquar
ters native itcerx , SHc ; cow rounds , 5c ; cow
plale * . 3e ; Itonelem chuck * , 4o : eou- chuck * . 3e :
rteers chucks. 3'ic ; beef tendcrlolnp , ISc ; beef
roll * . bonelc-H , So : vlrloln butts , boncleii" , Mfcc ;
loin linckD , bonelcus. Do ; loin backs , 7c ; cow
rllx , .Si , . 3. Cc ; cow lulnx. No. 3. fc ; beef
3ic ! ; rump butt * . DC ; ihouliler clods ,
Cc.
St. l.oiilH ( ifiii-rnl Jlarkoc.
ST. IXJl'lH , Oct. 2S. Kl.Oim-Hiill , easy ; pat-
entp , tl.00irl.10 ; extra fancy , t3.0t03.70 ; fnncy ,
t3.00 3.iO ; cholco. t2.t.OW2.CO.
Wll HAT Illsher Liverpool cables strengthened
the market here nnil brought about a reaction
In the price of future * . This was fulloncd
by nn un etlled feeling. I.ondcn and llerlln being
lower. loiter on iemrls | from Iho northwest
that the farmers' deliveries had fallen off the
market Irtcnme MroiiK. e | n.elnlly for cash , and
while continental markets were puny nnd lower
futures hero clofeil stnmi ; nnd hlRher limn
> e terduy ; ppol ftron . with n better Inquiry ;
No. 2 cash. In elevator. 7Hic ; on trnck , 72f
.3e ; No. J hard , cash , Clc ; Ueccmber , 7354c ; May ,
fOUN Futures Btronir nnd higher , due mostly
to the iiivtnrn In wheat ; ppot dull nnd easy
"i'ie ° ' 0'iUCOTh ( > " * * > " 'ici "member. 224 !
OAV.l L-'UU' on..l . , . , Lut ralllc.l UI..1
iidvaiieed nlom ; with oilier Rialnj tpot ilull.
"Yn'B-Siic lild'1' ' 1C'ic tlU ! * lnv > a' tc bljl
- '
COIIN MKA'lU-tl.40.
llltAN Dull and tending upward ; Backed not
jalHhle nlMivo 3c und Hilpments 43cold ; on
track , this side , nt o and C2c.
K1.AXKKKII Hlpiiily nt C7c.
TIMOTHY Siiil'rine. : | . f2.0. ! ;
, JL'iAiY ' Tlnuitll > ; . ' ' " " * 'xt'clt for nner Kraucs ;
' .y,0 ' " " ' ' wllh ll ready EUlc timothy
. ! . , . , ' ; J7.00
° ! JiC , . . ? ' ' ' 5-'S07.CO. thin * lde.
nL'TTLU-Lowcr ; creamery. H 21c ; dairy , Eff
KOas Lower nt 14e.
roiI.TItY-Flrm ! : ehlckens. old. rc : FprlnB.
5He ; turkeys , quiet ut 7c ; ducks , quiet nt cu
.c : Rene ' "
, quiet nt 4liCc.
WIIIHKY-tl.lS.
' ' nt"C2 - "
- { . ' 2iiI\r'I , . Ilacon > hR'cr | : prime steam , 14.15 - ; choice. .
Nixed fhoiilderH. extru nhort clear
nnd ribs. Jl.02',4 ; thorts. 14.75. Dry salt meats
tUJfe ; ' . .JoJrli'rt4..Xtra ! " ' ° rt C'C"r ' Bn < l " "I
tx-KII'TS-Flour 6,000 Mil * . ; wheat , 21.000
bu. ; coin. 113.000 bu. ; oats , 31.00U bu.
bllll'MKNTH Flour , 7.COO hlil * . ; wheat Cl 000
bu. ; corn. 12S.eoo bu. ; oat8 , IS.QQQ bu. '
.criidii .nrcN.
UVnrU'OOI , . Oct. S8.-\VHKAT-Spot. qulof
demmid poor. Xo. 2 rod , , ? '
, , rlnB. Cs 514,1 No.
with " ' neur " " ' ,7s distant ' ' ' " ' " ' I nel Plead ,
positions ? , d hlcher
cloyed pteady. with near nnd distant po-ltlons
October ' "K"c'i i'.U81lneJi.s ' nboul fnunlly dlnrlhuied ;
, Cs 2'.id ; November. Ca 214,1 ; December
March 'ft ' 55Sry ? > B3 2i" ! : * * " ' . . c SW ;
TOUN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 3s
2d. I'Utures ppcne.1 steady , with distant posl-
t OIIB i,4l hlKher
; doped quiet , with near iiosl-
t ons unchanRe , ! to Ud lower and distant po-
Kit ons 14,1 lower ; business about equally < lls-
trlliutfd : October , nominal ; November. 3s lud ;
Decemhcr , 3s l il ; January. 3s Id ; February
3s Id ; March. 3s Id.
11' llcnlaml poor ; stIxul3 fnncy ,
I'UOViaiONS-Dncon , plendy ; demand moderato -
erato ; Cuniberlund cut , 2S to 30 Ihs. . 34 * Cd-
Fhort rlhs. 20 to 51 Ihs. , 30s ; long clear , llslit'
3J to 33 Ihs. . 31s ; long clear , heavy 40 to 43
Ibs. , 29s C.1 ; n'.iort clear hacks , llRht. IS U.S. .
2s ; Bhort clear middle * , heavy , 45 to 50 Ihs. 25s
W : clear bellies , II to IB Ibs. . 30s Cd. Shoulders
square. 12 to 13 Ihs. . 31s. Tallow , line North
American , 20u Cd. Hums fchort cut , 14 to ia
Ibs. , 41s. llecf , extia India mess , CO. ; prime
incus , 40s. Pork , primp mess , line western , 47s
Cd ; medium , western , 40a. Lurd. sternly ; prlmo
western. 23s Od ; rellned. In palls , 2d4 Cd ,
CIIKKSB Firm ; demand modi/rate / ; finest
American , white ( AuRUst ) , 45a ; finest American ,
colored ( AUKiict ) , COs.
IlllTTKIl Flncm United States , 5 ; ROO < 1. COs.
OILS I.lnteed oil , ISs Cd ; petroleum , rellned ,
'llKFUIfSKRATOU DGHF-Forcquarters. 3i < l !
hindquarters , Cd.
HOI'S-At I.oiulon ( I'aclllo coast ) , 3.
Dry' ( IiMMlx.
JK\V YORK. Oct. 28. Considerable new bu l-
nc H was effected throURli many tpot pclcctlons
of brown , bleached nnd colored cottons , flannel
ettes , cotton dress Koodx , wool dress Bluffs nnd
miscellaneous fabrics. The demand , however ,
wns very much better , nnd reeldent representa
tives of out-of-town IIOUPCS nnd a Rood numl > er
of vlrltlntf buyers were outlve In their Inquiries
for Btnpl.i r&ltci , . nnd offerx for IUTRB blocks
were turned I'nui. i'rlntlnn cloths were In
uo.t.-o I'.cinnnd. with - < if C0l 0 pieces pot
and ccnlracts for 30.000 pieces nnd 2c. Lnrue
ord'-rj came In nt 2c bid and declined for
FALL IUVKII , Oct. : S.lnoil sales of print
cloths ; ( pots ut futures at 2c.
Mnrlii'tM.
I'COUIA. Oct. 2S.-COUN-StDndy ; No. 2 , 22',5o :
No. 3. 22o.
OATH Blow nnd IrreKiilnr ; No. 2 white , 20J4C.
IlYK-CMIet ; No. 2. Clc.
WHIHKY Mnrket sleudy ; flnlihed Roods on the
bn lii of II. IS for hlRli wines.
WIIKAT No. 3 red winter , CCc.
HKITHIITH Corn. 87 , ' . ' ) bu. ; outs. M.300 bu. ;
rye. 1,200 tin , ; whlrky , none ; wheat , 4,200 bu ,
HHII'.MiNTS : Curn , 23so bu , : OUIH , W.400 bu. ;
rye , COO bu. ; uhlfky , t25 ial . ; wheat , 7.SOO bu.
. .
NF.\V YOHK Oct. 2S..SHnAK-Haxv. .tronK !
fnlr rellrilnK1 , 2ic. rt-ntrlfUKal , IK ) test , 3 > ,4c ; re.
lino1 , tlrnu-r ; etamlurd A , 4 > .c ; ccnfecttoner. '
A. 4tlc ; Rrunulated , 4Ue.
I/ONDON. Oct. 28. SlOAH ! Cnne , dull ; little
dolni ; : rvnlrlfuxul Javn. 10s Cd : Murcovndo , fair
rellnliik' . 9 3d. ISeel niKar , linn , tut llttlo
doing ; October , Cn Hjd ; November. Us l(4d. (
Cotton MurK-cl.
BT. I.OUI8 , Oct. 2S.-COTTON-Stendy nnd un.
chanced : mlddllnir , 6 1-lCc ; pnlf . 77U balem re-
! U l"lle' ! tlll"n | < 'n' ' * . T4 biilcsi Hock ,
; . Ool. -COTTON-Hteady ;
mliiailnt- 3-lCo ; low mlddllnir , 7o ; good or
dinary , Cic. _
( Ml City Mnrl.-ol.
OIL CITY , Oct. 2S. Credit balances , 11.14 ;
certlllcute . opened. J1.17 ; hlidi , JI.18 : low , 11.17
k"b'b'l hlpmcntii , tO.Ztl bbls. ; runii. 101-
'KrUi-o Wlient.
BAN FJtANCIBCQ. Oct. 2S.-\VHKAT-Qulet ;
DpcvinUr. 11.34 ; May , H.37 % .
XIMV Vork Wlient llulU Actlvo.
NKW YOHK. Oct. 2S.-WhcBt Lull * w re
arouwa today , auU with llttl * effort run prices
(
up over Ie n tni'hel. Dreemlier nll , nl 7K' r.
nRnlnst ' < * Inot nlR it , nn.l Mny mlvnnce < l f r-in
7 ! > e to MUe. The mU lici > wan due to light
< .rT . > rlnK * , Iretlrr cables t inn expected , bulll'h
crop news from India nnd reiiortB thnt * evr l
cnric , * * ( mil been Inkfn In fan Fraticlpco for
AuMrnlln nnd fnpetown. There wns exlenlv *
IniylnK In Chlrmo for Iwlh north nnd outh-
urntrni Recount. n well ns for foreign nceoiint.
Thl * . wllh the exceptionally ptronu ensli ultua-
lion In Mlnncup'ill * , nnd Iho prediction of
Ilithter iprliiR wheat receipts , onrournKpd loenl
IOIIK nccoiint purchnre * . There wns porno hrl-
tntlon , but the cloc wnii ptronii. Totnl trnn B-
lions for the day were 4,7StM ( ) bu ,
STOCKS , \.M > IIO.VHS.
Vtiltinu * o'f ItnxlitfMM III SeiMirltlfM Very
Sluoh HciliiiM-d.
Ni\V YOHK , Oct. M. The volume of bunlne's
In 'locks todny wns nlKiut one-half ns Inrxe
ns on Tuepdny nnd lli * market dlrplnycd nerv-
ouncs throughout , reflecting the nfter effect of
yesterday's "scoop. " The trend of "jrlee * . wns
j towanl n lower level , with n few fitful and fhort-
. ' lived rallies Intervening. The trading wns purely
| professional nnd the Rovernlnff Influence con
sisted of pronounced monetary strlnRcncy. Call
loans toched 12 per rent nnd nlthoiigli 6 per cent
wns subsequently eclnbllihed , the bulk -of the
lolins were nl 7 to ! i per cm ! . The rallies were
almost In every Instance nttrlbulnblc to cov-
tiK of short contracts. The severest declines
were made In the forenoon operations nnJ
npnthy characterized the afternoon session , nl-
thuiiRh prices settled bnck to the. lowest points
nt the close. The early extreme losses extended
to 2 per cent In Kugar In the Industrial. ) and to
lji per rent In the railroads , with the Ilurllni-
Ion , Hock Island nnd Manhattan the chief suf
ferer * . In the late trudlnc Consolidated ( las was
ccm-plcuons by n break of 2'.4 per cent , while ,
on the other hand , New Jersey Central advanced
1 per rent. AllhoURh the market was sltiRRlsh
the limited btislnepH wns fairly uphel 1. Tneru
wns practically no news having n Rcncrnl l ar-
hiK upon prices. Sugar mndn n tllRht recoveiy
from the lowest on an ndvnnco of \ , ' per cent
by the American Hucar Hellncry company In
all Rriuk's of refined sURiirs , cucccedlnic nn
eqitnl ndvnnce enrly In the tiny In domestic
rnw Rrndes. The bears ndvnnced the theory of
- probable prolrncted ilelny In the effort to
facilitate the payment of n dividend on Chlenno
Oa.i unil deiressed | the price of Iho stock lr
per cent , which wns the exnct loss that had
been scored on the pievlous day nnd wns bound
to relied manipulation by powerful Intercuts.
In the last hour tlm Rencrnl market was helped
slightly , sympathetically , by the ratty In wheat ,
but fell nunln on renewed realization and bear
pressure , llond prices snKRed slightly on lim
ited ofTeilniSP. The rales were 1900.000. Oovern-
mentM weru native nnd generally ( Inn on trnns-
nctlons of JCS.OOO. Silver eertlllcntes were fairly
steaily on dealings of JK1.WO.
The Kvenlnir 1'ost's Ixindon financial cablegram
says : The ptock markets were dull , but , except
for Kalllrs , which were tint on rt renewed forced
closing of accounts hero and In 1'arl * , the tone
was not absolutely bad. At the same time , U
liHiltH as If business were coming to n stand
still until nfter tiio t'nlled States election. The
Stoelt cxchnngc will be closed Monday. Amer-
lenns were dull nnd closed wenk. A feature
of t .0nv'h money maiket Is Unit pmall nppllca-
tlons hi\tf bein inniir to the Hank of Knglnnd
fer loat.s nnd 1'iaf the bank declines to lend
I'Wfit HI hlnher rates than the ofllclnl quota-
Han of 4 prr tml. Tlilt made n considerable
Inipc ' " ' ! 1' ! oil the market , and It Is believed
t-i Indicate tintank's desire to be In nn ex-
ccitt.unlly | stroni : condition next week , for
whnti er hnl | < ns Tin1'nrls boui > o was Mat
nnd Iho jlerlln u nrket quiet.
The following were the closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atchlaon ii : N. Y. .V N. K. . 4B
AdaniHKx. IIH Ontario * W 4BHI
Al'on.T II 6S Orccoii line
Am. Kxnruta Ill ) tirecon Nav HI
IinUlniore , V Ouo14 ! O. S. L..tU. N
Canada l-aoltlo. . . . fiii ? ( I'acllle Mall 21 ! !
Cnnnd.tSumhnrn. . 4i > > I'eona i Dec .t K. . . a
Central I'acltli ; . . . . limiPllttburir HIS
RhcH.A.OIuu ! ) ! ( , Pullman I'alaeo. . . 157H
Clileaco , t Alttin. . If.H 'Headln ' ? " . ' > ! <
C..II.AJ 74M K. 0. W 15
ClilcairoO.lt 07 * * K. O.V. . UM 40
CoiiMilldatetl Oat. 147 iHocx Itlaii'l U-m
C. . C. . J. .VSt. L. . . i7 ! 'St. ' I'aul 71H
Colo.Coal , vIron. Hdonfu \ 1'3
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . 14 St. 1' . .tOmiha. . . . 4li > 4
Dclawaroi Hud. . liM't donfd ll'l
Iel..L'ick..t W. . . IS : ! * * . Southern I'.icinc. . 1:1 :
U.&lt.U. pM 4''h Snear lletlnorv. . . . HUM
KaNtTonu 14 iTonn. Coal .Vlro'i : tl <
Krlo
( Jo Did lnHiT. .tO.Cont. nU. . . CO
Fort \Vnyno 100 I Union I'.ioltic R
tt.Northern pl.t. . . 11:1 : UJ. S. Kxnraiu 40
_ . . . ! . Ul l\V.st. U
Hocklni ; Vallor. . .
IIHnolHCcntr.il. . . lil : | \Vulls l-.irzo BK. . .
SI. I'&Unlutlt. . . IK \V. Hlern Union. . . .
K.&T.pfd VB \Vhccllnir .t L K. . J.'M '
Lnko Krlo iVeV. HI Un pfd.
itotiM 117 M..VSL L HI
LakeSUoro 14'l I ) , 'ill. O 11
Ix Bd Trust'l < ic. K
LoulNvlllo.VN. . . . 4fiW N. "
L. A-N. A C. F. .VI
ManhaltanCon. . . . mi { do nfa
Meniuhtsi O IS T. St. L..tlC. C. . . . -4Vi
MlclitcaiiCont 111 T. St. U .tK.C. pU 10
Mluuotlrl I'.lolllo. . o'C. . U.K. . _ H
Mobile.V Olno. . . _ Kn .S.U.11 ifil
NanhvllloCim. . . . UH I Am , Tob. Cede
National Uor.la j. UHo' do ntd.
Nut. UorUa.-ontd. . o' Am. Tel. .VC. Co. . . 01
N' . J. Central lot Coin'lC.iblo Co. . . . 140
" Am. Sinr.ir pM
North Am. Co .III 4 U. H. Conlaza tt 1. It )
Northern I'.ielllo. . II U. S. Loalhor pM. . DIM
N. Pacific nfd V1K U. S. Ilubb.- . ' . ' 0 > 4
U.I' . l > . It O U. S Htibliarpfd. .
Korthweatern 1OreifOi Nav. IHIM. 108
donfit 144 us L.s..tKiHtTii as
N. Y. Central. U3W
offered , t bid. t all auwss nciitH p-itd.
Thn total Kales of ttucks today were 1C2.2S1
share * . Indjillni ; the following : American
Sugar , 40.COO ; HurllnKton , 11COO ; Chicago Gas ,
12Si > ) . I.c.iiltvlll. . & Narhvlllo. S.OOO ; Manhattan ,
.1 snO ; He.idln . I'1400 ; St. Paul , 17.COO ; Western
Uriui , C.COO ; SIlTer ccrtltlcntes , 29,000.
NIMV York .Money Market.
NR\S" YOHK. Oct. 2S. MONKY ON CALL
Stringent nt S5i'12 per cent ; lust loan , S per cent ;
closed nt (710 per cent.
l-IUMi : MKHCANTILU 1'Al'EH Nominally 7O
10 per cent ,
STKHLINO nXCHANGn-Steady. with nctunl
business In bankers' bills nt t4.84Hir4.S4X for
demand nnd JUO'fl.Sl'.i for sixty days ; posted
rate * , t4. 2Q4.i.2i ! nnd } I.M'i ; commercial bills ,
t4.fOli.
IIAIt SILViil-C4lc. ! )
SILVKH CiHTIFICATKS-CIT4O6c. (
OOVUHNMKNT 1IONDS Firm ; state bonds.
Inactive ; railroad bonds , weak.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U.S. 4n , ros. now. 110 0. 1' . tHtt ot 'U3. . . .
U.S. 4Hcoup.uo'.v. 117 I ) , .til. 13. 7a 11:1 :
U. S. . ' . re/ 110 1) . .VU. O. ll
U. S. 5s.coup Ill ' ' ' ' " ' liOK
II. S.4n. riv 107 O. H..v'a.'Xi'lls. ! . 101114
U.S.48.cant ) KIH ( ; . H. .VS. A. 7 . . . . Hill
U.S. - .r ; al : H. fcT.C. 5i ' *
PacificUHof ' 95. . . 101 tin'
Ala. , cl.vsi A 101 M. . 1C. , VT. 1st 1 .
Ain..eli)3U : 101 doi'd 4n
Al-l.-el-ID U Ul Mutual Union J4. . HI ?
Ala.currimev l > 0 N , J.C. ( ion. fts. . . . lli :
La. Now Con. 13. . 111 ! No. I'aolllo lau. . .
MleHourllls KIJ Ilo2dn
N. C.di 115 N. W. ContDls
N. C.ts OS do S. F. UJ'J. 31. 1074
S.C. ilOTfillU I1 K.G. Welt. tsls. . . 7'J j
Teiin. now not Us , 78 St. 1 * . Oantili 7a.
Teiin. nnwt'jt J-i. . 103 do O. .V V , W. 51. 117
Tenn. oUllls 00 St. L. .t 1. M.Oaa 1.
Vii. ContnriBH SS St.L..tS. P.tSj.i. ) . Kill
dodefurred To.xaalMe. 1st * . , . 844 :
Atuhlson 4i 75 Texas IMe.-Jdo 10
AtcnlHOii''d A : iH U. 1 . l tH of ' 0 J. . . . 100
Canada So..Mi. . . . 101 \VestShoro Is 104
L. A N. unified 4s , 74 n. 11. &N. Uts. . . . lUd
Southern .14 84U N. 1'ao. Hill. US
Iloxtoii Stoclc ( tiiotatloiiM.
BOSTON. Oet. 2fl.-Call loans , B i ) per cent :
time. loiiiiH , OG47 per cant. Cloilu. nrlcj.i for
Htocku , boiulu and mlnlnir bit :
A."T..tS. F HT T Wvnllnzh. Else. . . . B4 ,
Am. Siw.ir ll'-'H W. Kloe. nfit , 40
Am. Sujar nfd. . . . UUH Wis.Cjnir.il 214"
liayStatuQaam Ed. Kloe. Ill 13S
llell Tolophona. . . 204H Oon. Sluj. nfil it ; :
lloBlon .t Albuiy. ' . ' 03 Atohlsoii 2d 'J1H
benton Ji.Mahio. . l.v.i AtchlHon 4H 74 > i
C.1I. < t 74M
Fltclibunr OOH , Atlantic. . . ! 17M
( Jen. Klectno S7ki [ loBton .V Montini 82K
IlllnoiH Stool 4S llutlo.V lioitoii. . . . m
Mexican Central. . R Calumet .t ll'jjl'l. . Slu
N Y. &N. B (10 Franklin o
Old Colon v 17S
Orc.ShorlLlna. . . . 14 vn
Un Door. ' . ' 0 Otilncy 11:1 :
Union Pacific H Tnmar.ielt 85
XVeHlBnd 07 Wolvorlua 7
Went End nfd H'JW
Suit Francisco Mlnlnpr OuntntloiiH.
SAN FIIANCISCO. Oct. SB.-TIm olllelal cloaliiT
auot-itlonH for nilntnir HlocUn to.liy were an fol-
IOWH :
Odttlo Receipts Oonjtjrmo Ilciwy and Busi
ness Holu.tairly Brisk.
DEMAND FOR SHOWS INCREASE
P.uy TM from llii Country Put New
.I IV Into til * ' ' MiirUol _ HIIKN
SlTtulV , 'Hit ClONC
nt a Decline.
SOUTH OMAHA , Oct. ES.-Uccelpts for
the duys Indicated wcru :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
October 2S 4.SS5 3,914 3,00.1
October 27 3.3SU 7,49'J 1,101
October 20 4 78T 1,895 C.03S 73
October 21 iiw : 42.14 447
October 23 2,501 3K' > 5 2W7
Oclober 72 2.75T , 3,718 1191
October 2i B.97S 4,2fi2 1,0.17
October 20 3,470 4,159
October 111 4.li.1 : 1,414 69 ? 4S
Oclober 17 1,309 3,013 3.47C 1
The oillclnl number of cara of stock
brought In today by each road wns :
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheet ) . Horses.
C. . M. & St. P 2 -2
O. & St. 1 , . Uy. . . . 1
Union Pacific 78 16 S 2
C. & N.V. . Uy i
11. & M. U. U. U. . 57 21 &
C. , H. & Q. Uy. . . . 17 2
C. , H. I. & 1 > . Uy. R 3 2
C. , U. I. & P. Hy.NV 15 Z
C. . St. P. , M. .t O. . . . 2
F..I5. & .M. V. H. U , 18 12 . . .
Totnl receipts.191 CO 13 2
The disposition of the day'8 receipts wns
ns follows , cnch buyer purchasing the num
ber of hciul Indicated :
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3
O. H. Hnmmontl Co. . . . . . . f,0 1.702
Swift nnd Company 7t3 1 G'.S
Cudahy Pncltlng Co 1,059 1,327
H. Mucker nnd Ucgan. . . . 1SS
J. U Carey 151
Lobmun . & Rothschilds. . 145'
W. I. Stephens 227
llcnton & Underwood. . . . 5S
Sperry & Barnes. . . . .
Cudahy. Kansas City 4S1
Swift , direct C7
Nols Morris , C32
Other buyers 91
Left over 250 100 450
Total 4,993 4.9SS 1.S30
CATTM3 The old snyliiR that the un-
cxpeclul always blippetm In relation to
the markets has boon cxcmpllllcd iiKiiln
this woelc In the cattle market. Kvcry ono
was nntlclpatltiB n llBht run of cattle and
very little doing Hi the market for the
last week of the presidential campalBn.
On the contrary the receipts have been
liberal and so far 'hnvo fallen wry little
behind thu heavy' h n of last week. As
to the condition of ' ( ho trade , while It has
not been as brlsl : as operators would IIUo
to sic. It has been [ fully ns good as could
bo expected nt a tmo | when money Is HO
scarce.
Today's market illd not show much
change In the matter of prices. There were
not many fnt cuttU and the packers took
about everything there was In peed sea
son , pitying fully steady , and according to
their Ideas , stronger prices. Some fairish
westerns brought SI.noQ3.40 and short fed
natives $3.W4.03. [ Mid one lot JI.20.
There wcru quite L good many cows nntl
heifers In the van s , thirty to thlrty-llvo
loads , but the ilenr ml wns mIllclontly ur-
gent to absorb pra tlcally all of the offcr-
Ings. The prices pald were about the
same ns prevailed on yesterday's market ,
there being no qti table change ,
The yards were "full of Htockorn nml
feeders , but the'ro , 'cre also n good many
buyers In from tl $ country , which put
considerable life ll to the trade. In addl-
lion to 11 number of small buyers who
wanted n load ( or two each , there were
several largo buyi , T , so that before the
closen ; oed ma ! y cattle hail changed
hands. The prlcn paid were not ma
terially different rrpm ycatcrdny , so far
an the general rllpjof the tiittlo were con
cerned. Good fdeders Weighing right
around Sno pounds ) were In good ilcmnntl
nnil commanded1 suoltg prices ; In fact they
hnvo declined very llttlo from , the high
point. Ueprcsentatlvo sales :
" . . ' . < - . I . -NATIVES. . 1 ,
HECK STiinns.
No. Av. Pr. No..tAv. I'r. , No. Av. Pr.
:0..137 3 23 1..11100 | 3 73 22..11GG Jl rS
1..1HO 3 70 20. . . 14S7 3 M 20..1352 410
IS..1372 370 13..1H12 3 1'5
COWS.
1..1CCO 1 50 3.ioo : 2 is 1. . . . 970 2 35
L. . . 930 1 SO 1. . . 2.20 7. . . .1000 2SO
1. . . . MO 2 10 3. . . 1073 2 y ) 2..1133 2 53
8..1012 2 13 1. . . IUSO 2 I 2..1100 270
L. . . E70 8 15 1. . . 1210 2 23 1..1ICO 2 70'
3. . . . 'M 2 IS 1. . . 870 2 SO 1..1140 2 3
H
1. . . . MO 1 73 1. . . 7W 2 SO 3. . . . KtC 2 C3
1. . . . 710 2 CO 4. . . b02 2 50 1. . . . HO 270
S. . . . 590 2 03 1. . . I'M 2 K > 2..10M ) : 10
1. . . . 770 2 10 15. . . 710 : CO L. . . 520 3 10
1..1000 2 10 1. . . 710 2 GO 28. . . . 910 3 10
1..1150 1 75 1.5 t > 20 2 40 . SfO 1(0
1. . . . MO 2 3S . . . 2 40 .I'M 2 K
1..1COO 2 40 2 oO .1310 2 75
1. . . . 9W > 2 40
C'ALVES.
. 210 Z 25 2. . J 215 3 40 90 4 ! " )
, 330 3 00 4.4 272 3 M 140 500
. 332 3 10 1,4 310 3 ' 5 (10
, ISO 323 i . ! to 4 90 130 C 00
. 370 3 23
STOCKED AND FEEDEHS.
1. . . , 530 2C5 2. . . 6CO 3 10 .1031 3 15
1. . . , 7SO 3 00 1..I CIO 3 10 1. . . CM 3 15
1. . . , KO 3 00 21. . .11SO 3 10 6. . . 621 3C.O
1. . . , C30 3 10 20. . , .1131 3 10 1C. . . C73 330
8. . . , E2 ! " 3 10 1. . , . ! > 50 3 IS 12. . . C13 3 W
27. . . 813 3 10 12. . . . CSS 3 15 4. . . 702 3 S3
2. . . , C70 3 10
WESTERNS.
No. Av. IV , No. Av. 1'r.
23 feeders..11S )2'l
)2'lNKIIHASKA.
NKIIHASKA.
2 cows 970 1 SJ C feeders..1053 2 90
4 COWH ! % 5 2,24 2 fi-eilcrn..1017 300
10 cows 11W 2 32 fcederM..1017 320
Franll U. IIUKhes.
1 Etng 11(0 2 2 ] 24 steers 1012 300
1 feeder SCO 3 M '
J. H. WrlKht.
1 bull 1170 104 2 heifers 903 2 SO
8 cows W2 2M i str. tUr..u : 2 S3
2 bulls 1025 2 23 3 feedera. . . . .133 2 95
4 cows 1015 234 U feeder * . . . . SC3 3 10
1 heifer 100 2 M 1 calf 190 4 73
OHEGON.
100 cows 9CC 2 3 217 feeders..1093 270
1) . P. Uruwn ,
2 lJullH 12CO 1 VI 1 feeder 1000 300
1&3 cows 1)72 ) 2 3f'S .
IDAHO.
1 bull 1CCO 1 7J 2 tra. tltr..1030 2 HO
4 bulls 12S2 2 til1 il feeders..1110 3 00
W. IX Heam.
7 cows 1121 2 4t 15 feeders..1000 3 10
1 cow kM 2 75
J. A. ISIdrldRe.
1 bull 14M 1 71 1 cow 1130 220
1 bull 1200 2 CO 49 fefders..llO 300
J. A. C. Kldrldgo.
1 taf 1SUO 1 25 33 cows 907 2 no
1 bull 1070 1 75 108 feeders. . . . 1W3 300
1 ox 2010 2 CO 47 feeders..10TJ 3 10
MTYOMINCJ.
1 cow 12M 2 i 7 tletn 1321 3 00
3 Fleers 1120 2 71 11 feeders. . . . Ml 300
C steers 1321 .S.Tl , 3 sirs , Tex..1030 3 00
7 sirs , ; . . . : 2 VS" > n 18 steers 1172 3 10
SO feeders..1C04 S i/5 , 44 steers 1212 320
1 steer 1070 3.'W u
. , J ( . f Douglas.
2 steers 1210 ? M „
CVll.'Chrlsnian.
G sirs , tlB..ii6 ' 1C7.J'
I'aul Compton.
10 cows 930 . " U - 4 Pteers 1207 270
- It.P. . Allen.
7 cows 1031 2 7 27 BterrH 11W 310
Swan l-atiil and Cattle Co.
1 bull 1150 1M 42 hclfcrs 10S9 2 tO
1 stag 11305ZnS5
JI C.1 Holland.
J cow 1140 2 S3 3 itrv , tiff..1493 2K >
3 cowsVtofXWl 2 sirs , UK..1115 275
1'4 ? & Qucalcy.
40 fecderB.,100l I.3 * 20 feeders.,1101 3 10
JUfjiN. Slilck.
2 cows 840tJia 4 t WH 11JO 2C5
34 steers 1103 325
1133 3 CO
MO 2 00
37 cows 'M " 275 * " SC steers 1267 330
*
UTAH.
1 bull 1ISO 1 CO 10 cows fOO 2 30
4 bulls 1293 1 75 12 cows M7 233
1 bull 13CO 2 ( K ) 3 bulls 1330 240
1 slue 1010 2 rt 1 cow 1030 2 CO
17 cows C4 2 10 9 fvoders..1032 2 75
19 cows 7(7 2 20
KOUTH DAKOTA.
D. Andcrsi > n.
1 IJIIII..J..1CCO 1 5
James Korr.
22 feeders. . . .1131 3 OS 20 fleers HOC 3 20
Wenr I * H. Co.
2 bulls 13iO 1 M 9 nil-cm 1221 2 90
3 rows 870 8 10 1 calf 01
11 heifers { .03 2 M 1 calf 110 4 00
23 hvlfvrs 1017 273 1 calf 100 C 00
10 Mrs , UK..10M 2 Ul
\VenU ; m lUnchci.
12 cows tir.2 2 35 2 steer 1205 3 10
20 cows 1017 2 CO
H. Franklin.
10 cows 987 2 W 2 heifers 1075 2U
28 cu\vs 9U 2 33 , C clt-trs 1311 3 10
i. tOLOHADO.f *
8 feeders..1045' 2 70 40 feeders , . , . 905 3 15
V feeders..lit ! 2 72
'
' F , Doll.
1 bull HUO 2 15 2 ( r . Us..12SO 2 75
1 itaf. . l * { > 0 2 4 fccdun. . , , VA JCO
IS i-.w . KIS 2 K K * f.-e.li-rn lfll 3 ( in
40 i-ows. . , . SIO : CO feeders . . VH * 3 13
J. II. lltcley.
If.own 077 5 JfMconii 1MM 241
U. T. Ontllo Co.
17 Pflwn Ml 300 7 ffulerx. . . . MS 300
70 con * ION I M
\Ventrrn Utilna lM r Co.
1 fir , tic. . . . MO I W S mltm. . . . Ml S 73
S Mri > , tlK..HW ! W
8. Sftniplc.
2 Imll * 11SO ! ) 2 fMdfrs. . . . M9 I Jf
2 liflfcr * S10 5 7 tin. tie..1171 2 !
O. c. ItrnnUlum > .
19 fcnlcrK..llSl 3 10
10Kner
Kner Ilrw.
1 Hr. llK.i.lJ 1 50 114 frmlrrs . . .KOi 3H
9 ftlT. tlif..lW 2 | fl in Mrr * lllfl 3 15
4 feeders..llfO !
II. .1. It.iiuirtoii.
2 row * IdfW 1M S cows 10W 2 AS
1 litllt 1310 SIS 1 feeder UN W
1 cow 1190 2M IS feeders. . . . W ! 3 2C
MONTANA.
7 cnwn 1M7 ! 50
1IQO8 There wan n fnlr run of IIURM todny
for the middle of the \\rpk , but It looked ninll
\vhi-n couiinreil | with the rxrCTjIve recelii | | ot
yentenlay. In addition to the fre h n-eolptu them
were n K od ninny holdovers. KJ thnt tlic total
ofTerlnirsriv hirce.
The tnnrket opened nliout tendy nnd. the d -
innnd M-ns llbernl , tlm trnlc uetlve. After
about forty lend had clmnRcd handn. nnd Ilio
\vln > nlBi * had been taken oft I lie demand , In *
iii.ii koteakcniHl. . and closed . " .frloc louu.
Heavy boss sold larnely nt S3.ffes.l . now nnd
then n load \\clKliliiK ns much n 300 Ib * . or
over touching 13.1.1. The number that brotmht
the last mentioned jirlcc wns pmallrr tlma
yrslcrtlny.
Light nml llplit mixed loads roM nt J.tJOfT.I.S ) .
nnd one load of light welghtx ns hlith n > n.32'4.
Taking the market as n whole It would show
nn nvernKe decline of clone to to. The average
rrlco | inld for IIORK todny was the InweM since
the 10th of the montli. llriiresentatUp miles :
No. Av. Pli. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
f.2 341 . . . 30" 70 D SO 31214
rr > 311 to 3 K ; no w. > n s izu ,
H 3OT . . . 305 Cl 232 fO 3 12'J
71 3211 ICO 3 Mi IK < ! ICO 3 12'i
51 337 ICO 3M CO 277 ZtO 3 13
11 320 . . . 303 C.1 277 fO 315
4 3\0 120 303 CO ! 67 40 313
M 593 . . . 306 M 320 120 315
R4 KG M ) 3 OS 63 2nS V 313
49 39J . . . 30fl C2 322 2M > 313
K 3 < G HI 303 f.7 29S : < U 313
63 133 1M 3 10 63 11 iO 3 15
C3 S21 . . . 310 6S 301 500 313
M V.H M 3 10 CS 319 W 8 15
S3 2911 40 3 10 fl ( 273 120 3 IS
63 311 SO 310 C2 272 ICO 313
61 372 (0 3 10 37 l . . . 3 13
CO 310 200 3 10 49 2 3 SO .1 15
65 W 310 71 171 JO 315
M 2tS HO 310 63 22. ' . ICO 3 IS
72 2 2 00 310 to 321 120 315
41 500 ICO 310 60 SOS . . . 31714
60 2 ! " < W 310 Mi Ml TOO 321
43 316 ! 0 310 C9 217 0 320
67 S9 120 310 12 1JO . . . 320
I CO 301 . . . 310 M 2S7 0 320
CO 327 ICO 310 C7 215 . . . 323
61 341 f.0 310 M J',0 . . . 325
C4 312 40 310 S3 ltl ! . . . 323
S3 317 . . . 310 153 20S 1W 330
67 3 : 120 310 77. . . 204 fcO 3 32V6
C9 232 120 3 1214
P1OS-ODDS AND ENDH.
1 230 . . . ICO 3 30G . . . 300
1 2SO . . . 2 CO 4 317 . . . 300
6 332 . . . 2 ff. 2SO . . . 300
6 332 . . . 293 1 310 . . . 3 M
2 20 . . . 293 1 3(0 ( . . . 300
4 302 . . . 293 .7 3JO . . . 305
t 3.15 . . . 295 ' 4 343 . . . 3 07"j
C 300 . . . 295 4 303 . . . 3 07 > i
4 332 . . . 2 ! > 3 B 2S1 . . . 310
1 35.0 . . . 2 t-3 6 22S . . . 310
6 348 . . . 2 3 7 232 . . . 310
8 332 . . . 300 34 103 . . . 323
HIIEKP The receipts were IIITKC , but the mar
ket was slow und fully lOc lower. HcprcEcntn-
llvc rnles :
No. Av. Pr.
M tUnh ewes 102 J2 M
1143 Utah ewes 100 2 M
230 Utnh liimbs CO 3 10
CIIICAR4) I.IVK STOCK.
< ! cmml Hun of Cattle- Move * Off nt
Illprlior I'rloivi.
CHiriAdO , Oct. 2S. The general run of cattle
moved off nt stronger price * , nnd most lots
ncro nt from lOc to 15c lilnher. Common to
prlrno native beef steers wcru In demand nt
from 13.30 to 15.10 , with pnlcn largely between
I3.0 nnd 14.10. Tlieie wan the usual demand
for stockers nnd feeders , nnd sulcs were mostly
nt from J2.75 to 13.05. COWH nnd heifers sold
largely nt from t2 to } 3. choice heifers l elriK
scnrcc nnd firm nt from (3.50 to U.f.V Hulls
fold chiefly nt from } 2 to 12.75 , nnd caheseie
Inactive nt rullnw iiuotntlons. Texas entilecie
ICe hlKher , nnd choice stc-era were wanted lit
from 13,15 to 13.25. Western ratiRe niltle \ \ < re
netlvc nnd had their part In the ndvnnce. Hales
of eoxvs nnd steers were largely nt from J1S70
to > 3.CO.
Trndo In hogs wns not very animated nnd
prices suffered n further reduction of from Cc to
ICc. Common to prime droves sold nt from 13
to Jl 45 , heavy packing lota going nt from 51 to
J3.25. Ttie local packers' ryndlentc offered 13.40
for llrfhtwelKMs , but later tlie > lefurrd to pay
ovt-r 1.35 , nnil the marl.ct closed at a decline
fur IIL : day of lOc.
I'l on- was the usual moderate demand for
theep nt the ruling prices. Sheep were wanted
nt from )1.60 to (3 for common to KCMN ! fnt
lliH'ks. sales being mosilv nt from J2.25to 12. ! 0.
OC.IK ! feeders brought J2.fO. Choice native sheep
weie scarce und pretty much nominal ut from
k' lii )3.23. I.amlm were In fairly good demand
nl from S2.73 to 14.13 , n few prime lots being
wauled at from 14. 4u to | l 1.0.
IX'clpts : Cnttle. 10.CIH bend ; hogs , 30,000 head ;
tliet-p. It.OOO head.
City l.lvo SlooU.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2S. CATTM--HecelitK. : |
10,000 head ; shipments , 2.00 head. Market Mendy
to utrong nnil active ; Texns tteer * . > 2.00fr3.E5 ;
Texas coxvs. I1.755T2.CO ; native Ktetr . $3.COft4.fO :
native cows nnd heifers. H.30ST3.00 ; rtockers
nnd feeders. J2.6flG3.70 ; bulls. J1.75 3.CO.
HOOS lleeelpts. inooohen1 : * liiini | nl
Mniket wenlc to Cc lower ; bulk of rnles. } 1207
3.30 ; heavy nnd picker * . $3.1Sfi3.25 ; mlxe.l , 3.ri'W '
3.30 ; lights. 3.20lf 3.3214 ; Yorkers. J3,23J3.3,4 ;
I.IK" . S3.20gi3.33.
KHEEP Itecelptp. 3.000 bead : Fhlpmrnts , 2.300
head. I-nmbi. S2.25ff4.25 ; muttons. JI.23C3.00.
Vi w Viirk I , ! % Stuck.
NKW YOItK. Oct. 2S. HEEVES-Hecelrits.
1,632 head ; steers , quiet nml f toady ; roiiKh
biitcherB1 stocR. slow ; gem-rally easier ; native
ktccr. " , IJ.fOffl 60 ; Colorado , $3.50iJ3.70 ; Flags nnd
oven. J2.00Q1.10 : bulls. } 2.00ii2.CO ; dry cows. $1.13
< T2.C3. European cables quote American steers
nt lOfllOViC. dretKcd weight ; pheep. nt 9fflOc.
dreuFCd weight ; refrlKerntor beef. 7'bffSViC ; ex
ports todny , 3.3W quarters of beef.
8IIKEP AND I.MlIleeelits. | . S.S13 head ;
shet-p. J2.00H3.M ; lambs. J4.Mff4.90.
HOGS Hecclpts. 9.434 head ; firm nt t3.S004.20.
SI. I.oiil * ! . ! > < Stuck.
ST. IX1UIS , Oct. 2S. CATTUllecolpts. . 4.f.00
bend. .Mnrket lOo higher for geol : others strong.
HOGS llccelpts. 8,000 head. Mnrket 6c lower ;
Yorkers , J3.30U3.35 ; packers , J2.10H3.S3 ; heavy ,
J3.00ffl3.40. -
SHEEP Receipts' 1,000 head. Market strong.
SlorU In
Itecord of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets , . October 2S. IbW :
Cattle. HOK * . Sheep.
South Omaha . 4 , 25 3.914 3,003
Chicago . 10,600 3iiOflO 1C OM
Kunsns City . 10.600 10.000 3.000
8t , Louis . 4.COO S.OCO 1,000
Totals . 29.S25 67,914 23.C05
CofTfc MiirUrt.
NKW YOHK , Oct. 2S. COI-'FBB Options
opened Inactive nt unchanged prices : ruled quiet
nnd featureless on llKht support from Haiti-
more , met by locnl nnd Europenn selling cables ,
unsatisfactory In view of yesterday's ndvnnco
here ; clofcd steady nt . ' . { (10 points net decline ;
December , J9.90C9.95. Spot coffee , lllo. quiet.
Mild , quiet. Total warehouse deliveries from the
United States , 32,020 bags , including 17,511 hnH
from New York ; New York Ftoclc today , 190.S51
lines ; I'nlteit States Flock , 235,170 lines ; atioai
for the United States. 442.000 bags ; total visible
oupply for the United States , C77.170 bags.
against (40,033 hngn last year.
ItlO Oct. 28. COWEK nrm ; No. 7 , 12,700
rels ; cxc.iuiiKe , 8 11-lCd ; receipts , ll.KH ) ti K ;
cleared , for the United States , 10,000 bags ; for
Europe. 1,000 bags ; stock , 310.000 bags.
HAVIIE , Oct. 2S. COFl-'KK Closed un
changed ; snles , C.OOO liana.
HANTOS. Oct. 28. COl'TEE Klnn : gooil average -
erago Santos , 12.SOO rels ; receipts , 1SW bags ;
stock. 442.CCO bags.
HAMiiuito , oct , 2s. coKFnu-tjuict ; ? ; oi
pfg. advance ; sales , 4tOO bags.
Wool MarUrt.
IIOSTON. Oct. 23. The American Wool and
Cotton Heiiorter will ray tomorrow of the wool
trade : While the movement of wool In Hoiton
tlie past week has been smaller than In the
previous one , eales In both New York and Phil
adelphia have shown a pubstnntlnl gain , bring
ing the aKKregato rales for the three markets
over 1.300.0M ) ) bs. In excess of the previous week ,
the principal Increase being In forelpn wool.
TIM story of the Boston market Is one of firm
ness on the part of holders and unciiKlness on
the part of buyers , who find thu outlook for
outers is not as clear as It could be wMieil , and
they naturally hetltnto to buy heavily of tlm
raw material , Manufactuiers , while deferring
their purcharcs until after the election , nro
watching the market very clorely. In New
York nml Philadelphia nn active market Is re
ported. Territory wools continue In fell well ,
The Fcnrclly of ccrtnln lines of stocks continues.
Snles In Boston , New York nnd Philadelphia
for the week aggregate 7,651. COO Ibs. . C,0 < 3,200 lh .
being domestic and 2,491.400 Ibs , foreign. Sales
In lloston , 3.crooo | h ; . domentln nnd XUO.OOO ] b .
foreign , making a total of 4 , 452.000 ILs.
IN Cll > - .tlnrkrlM.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 28. WHEAT Market
unchanRcd , cloicd IfiJc blither ; Nu. 2 hard. Cfl ! >
< ! 3cj No , 3 , & 7fllli ! ! ; No. 2 red , 'iltt'tc ; No , 3 , C7 >
71c ; fancy , 73i7fa ; No , 2 "prim ; , Me ; No. 3 ,
CORN Mnrket active , about unchanged ; No.
2 mixed , 20ii < fr21ic ! : No. 2 white , 22c.
OATti-Mnrket tlendy ; fairly active ; No. 2
mixed , nominally Ktl7o ; No. while , old , 2l'ic ' ;
new. nominally jcpisc.
IlY12-Market steady ; No. 2. nominally 29S30c.
HAY Market ftradys choice timothy ,
t.10 ; cholco prairie. | . ' . .OOfiO.M.
lIU'lTEIt Market steady ; creamery ,
dairy , ICHIZo.
EOClB-Mnrket nrin. Hc.
Kori-lnii KliiniK'Inl.
1IEIIMN , Oct. 28. nxchange on Jxjnilon , clcht
days' sight , 20 murks , 30 pfg.
PA1UH , Oet < 2-Tlirco per cent rentes , 10U
7.v for the ni'cauntj t\cliiiiite o.i l.ondrn. . ' ; .c
: io for itucki * .
1. | > NIHN , Oet. H.Hold If < | UOi-.l ( M Ultimo
A } re * todny .it IW.xti ; nt Madrid , 19 , nl l.ii-
boll , 3l'ti ut Home ,
I'liinni-ttil . -i
MHMIMItff. Oct. JV-OlpurlBW , mt4l
N'l\V ! Oltl.lCANH. Oct.
llAI/riMpIii : Oct. SS.-.clemlnsn. US . ;
ST. I.OUIS , Oct. Sv-Clnirlnici. Ji.3ll.MS ; bal
ance * , IOO.tr.6 ; moiiH ) . nfls ir nt ; JJ w York
cxc.miiKC , J1.7& dlfcvinil bid ; 75c dlm < ciuit nk < M.
CHICAOO. Oct. SH.-ClPiirli.KM. 114 913. IM ;
money , linn nl 7 per rrnt for call nnd time
Ironx ; New YotU exchange , ! < V discount ; fnielmi
oxchanBp , iteudyi ilcmnud , | ( M ? : ruty dns ,
II.S1U.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendments to tin
Constitution of tlio State of Nebraska , at )
hereinafter set forth In full , arc submitted
to thu electors of the State of Nebraska , to
bo voted upon nt the general election to beheld
held Tuesday , November 3 , A. U. 1SDS :
A Joint resolution proposing to nmcnd
Ecctlons two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , nnd live ( t > ) , of
article six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska , relating to number of
judges of the supreme court nnd their term
of ofllco.
He It resolved and enacted by the Lculs-
lature of the Stateof Nebraska :
Section 1. Thnt section two (2) ( ) of artlclo
six ( fi ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska bo amended so ns to rend ns fol
low U !
Section 2. The supreme court shall until
othm-wlso provided by law , consist of five
( fi ) Judges , n majority of whom shnll bo
tu'copsnry to form n quorum or to pro
nounce a decision. It Khali have original
Jurisdiction In cases relating to revenue ,
civil cases In which the state shall bo n
pavly , mandamus , quo warrnitto , habeas
corpus , and mich appellate Jurisdiction , ns
may bn provided by law.
Section 2. That section four (4) ) of article
nix ( C ) of the Constitution of the state of
Nebraska , bo amended so ns to rend ns fol
lows :
Section 4. The Judges of the tiupromo
court shall be elected by the electors of
the state nt large , nnd their term of oHlce ,
except an hrrelnnlter provided , shall be fern
n period of not less than five ( ! > ) years as
the legislature may proscrlbi ? .
Section 3. That section flvo (3) ( of artlclo
six ( G ) of the Constitution of the State ot
Nebraska , be amended to read as follows :
Section 5. At the first general election to
bo held In the year 1MHJ , there shall be
elected two Judges of the supreme court
one of whom shall be elected for it ttrm of
two (2) ) years , one for the term of four (4) )
years , nnd nt each general election thereafter -
after , there shall bi > elected one Judge of
thn supreme court for the term of live (3) ( )
years , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided , Thnt the Judges of the supreme
court whose terms have not expired nt the
tlmo of holding the general election of 1SC.
shall continue to hold their oltlce for the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to seel Ion thirteen (13) ( ) of article six j
of tie ! Constitution of the State of Nebraska , j
relating to compensation of supreme nnd
I
j district court Judges. j
i He It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section I. Thnt section thirteen ( ID ) of
nrtlclo six ( Cof the Constitution of thu
Stain of Nebraska be amended so ns to
rend nn follows :
Sec. 13. The Judges of the supreme nnd i
district courts shall receive for the-Ir ser
vices such compensation as may be pto-
vlded by law. paynble quarterly.
The legislature shall nt Its first session
after the adoption of this amendment ,
three-fifths of the members elected to
each house concurring , establish their
compensation. The compensation so cs-
tnbllshed shall not be cliunf od oftcncr thnn
once In four years and In no event unless
two-thirds of thi' members Hooted to each
house of the legislature cnnour therein.
Approved March " 0. A. D 1SP3.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of article five (5) ( )
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the officers of the
executive department.
Ho It resolved nnd enacted by the Legis
lature of the Slate of Nebraska :
Section 1. Thnt section twenty-four (20 (
of artlclo flvo (5) ) of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska be amended to lead
ns follows :
Section 21. The ofllccrs of the executive
department of the state government shall I
receive for their services n compensation
to bo established by law. which shall bo
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have been
commissioned and they shrill not receive
to their own use any fees , costs. Intoresls ,
upon public moneys In thi-lr hands or
under their control , perquisites of ofllco or
other compensation , and all fees that may
hereafter bo payable by law for services
performed by an officer provided for In I
till * "I'1 shall be paid in advance Into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
at Its first session after the adoption ot
this amendment , three-fifths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the legisla
ture concurring , establish the salaries of I
the ofllccrs named In this article. Tno {
compensation HO established shall not bs
changed oftener than once In four ycara
nnd In no event unless two-thlnla of thu
members oloeti'd to each house of the legj j
Islnturo concur therein.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1P3.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono ( ! ) of article six ( C ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating '
to judicial power.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one ( I ) of article
six ( C ) of the Constitution of the State of j
Nebraska bo amended to road as follows : I
Section 1. The Judicial power of this state
shall bo vested In n supreme court , dls-1 i
trlct courts , county courts , justices of the
pence , pollen magistrates , and In such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
ns may bo created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 29 , Ai Jl. 1S5. !
A joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) of article six (0) ( of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , re
lating to Increase In number of supreme
and district court judges.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the I-efj-
Islaturu of thu State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section cloven ( II ) of art- )
clo nix ( C ) of the Constitution of the Stnt
of Nebraska bo amended to read us fol
lows :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
Khali concur therein , may , m or after the
year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seven and not oftener than once In
every four years. Increase the number of
judges of supreme and district courts , and
the judicial districts of thu Htntu. Such
districts shall bo formed of compact terri
tory , nnd bounded by county lines ; nnd
such Increase , or any change In the
boundaries of a district , uhall not vacate
the olllco of any Judge.
Approved .March M , A. D. , IMU
A Joint resolution proposing lo amend
section six (6) ( ) of article one (1) ( ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by jury.
Ho It roaolved nml enacted by the Leg
islature of thn Slate of Nobrnska :
Section 1. That ncctlon six ( C ) , article one
(1) ( ) of the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska bo amended to road ns follows :
Seellon C. The right of trial by JUry shall
remain Inviolate , but Hi" legislature may
provide that In civil uclloim five-sixths of
the Jury may render a verdict , and the
legislature by also authorize trial by a
jury of n less number ihuii twelve men ,
In courts Inferior to the district court.
Approved March 29 , A , U. , IttiS ,
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono (1) ( ) of article five ( S ) of the Con
stitution of Nebraska , relating to olllccrs of
the executive department.
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the b'lnto ot Nebraska :
Bcctlon I. That section one (1) ( ) of article
flvo ( r , ) of the Constitution of the Htutu
of Nebraska be amended to read us fol
lows :
Sentlon 1 , The executive department Khali
consist of n. governor , llimtcnnnt governor ,
secretary of alate , auditor of publlu ac-
countu. trcitHurcr. iniperlntcndent of public
Itutructlou , attorney ecutral , couiuiluilouur
of rir.iilu lamia nnd tMiltdlnirfl. nnd threi
rxlliond comml.ijilunrts , pnch of whom , ex
frVl. VV * * all > rnliroml oommtsMonorii , shnll
hold his ottlco for n. term of two yearn ,
, fiom the tlrst Thursday niter the first
l Hominy In Jiinury. , niter his election ,
nnd until hlrt mtccessor Is elected and qtlltll *
lied. Kncli rnllroiul commbt-lonpr nhnll
1 hold hi * olllco for u trim of three years ,
beginning on HIP first Thurmlay after the
i llr.it Tiimntny In Jnntmry nftor his election ,
1 nml until bin tificccHnor Is olcctcd nnd quail-
' Hod ; Provided , however. That nt the llrst
. Kottrral elce'on held nfter the ndoptlon
nf this nmeildment there shall bo elected
three tnllrond cinnnl * loner , one for thn
period of one yenr , ono for the period of
two yenrs , ntid onp for the period ot thrco
years. The governor , ticctoinry of sinlo ,
nudlior of public accounts , nnd treasurer
nhnll irslde nt the oatdtol during their
term of olllro ; they shall keep the publla
records , books nnd papers there , nnd shall
perform such duties ns. may bo required by
law.
Approved March 30. A. D. , 1S95.
A joint resolution proposing to amend sec *
tlnn twenty-six Ufl ) ot article flvo ( B ) ot Ih *
Zon.itltutton of Iho State ot Nebraska , limit ,
lug the number of executive -Into ofllcer.v
He It resolved nnd enacted by the l.cff-
lidaluro of thtStnto of Nebraska :
Section l. Thnt section twenty-six ( M ) of
article , tlvo ( f > ) of the Constitution of the
siato of Nebraska be ntnendcd to trend ixs
fullo\\s :
Keethm ! C. No other nvcruilvo stnto ofTU
rera except these named In Boctlon one (1) (
of this nrllcle shnll Im crouted. except by
an act of the IcKlHlalttrc which Is con *
curred In by not loss than throe-fourths
of the members elected to each house
thereof :
Provided , That nny onice created by an
net of the legislature may bo uhollhed by
the legislature , two-thirds of the members
elected to each house thereof
eonrurrlmr.
Approved Murch 30. A. lISM. . "
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
, section nine (9) ( ) of artlelt. clfiht ( S ) of the
| Cottbtllutlon of the State ot Nebraska , pro
viding , for HIP Investment of the permnncnt
educational funds ot the Mate.
I Ho It resolved and enacted bv the I.cg-
Islaturo of the State of Nrhr.utkn :
iSrUi0 V''i"1/00110. ' ; " "lnu < 1J ) of nrtlcla
i
18) of the
cljtht Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to lead ns fol-
rrcctlpn 9 All funds belonging to the stnta
i for educational purpose. , the Imprest and
Income wheu-of only atv to be used , shall
, J.o deemed trust funds held by the stiite.
. "I"1. "I0 Htftp.hnll | . supply nil losses thereof -
of that may In any mnnner nrertto , so that
4ho samp shall rrmnln forever Invlolnto
nnd iindlinlnlMhrd. nnd shnll not be Invested -
, vested or loaned o\-eit | on I'nlted Statc.i
I or state securities , or reglRtered county
j bonds or registered school dlslilct bonds
i of this statu , ami such funds , with the
Interest and Income thereof nro hereby
solemnly pledged for the purposes for
which they nro granted and set npart ami
shall not be transferred to any other fund
; for other USOH ;
j Provided , The board created by section
, 1 of thla nrtlclo In empowered to sell from
1 tlmo to time any of the securities I.elonK- .
, Ing to the permanent school fund nnd In-
I vest the proceeds arising thoiofrom In nny
, of the securities enumerated In this scc-
tlpn bearing n higher rule of Interest ,
whenever an opportunity for better Invest
ment Is presented ;
And provided further , Thnt when any
warrant upon the slate treasurer regu
j larly Issued In pumianco of nn appropria
] tion by the legislature and secured by Iho
' levy of n tns for Its payment , shall bo
presented to the stnte treasurer for pay-
nieiit , ami there shall not be any money
! ' In the proper fund to pay snob warrant.
I the board created by section 1 of this nrtl-
i i elc may direct the ulnto treasurer to pay
l the amount due on such warrant from
i ' moneys In bis hands belonging to the per-
i ' maneiit school fund of the state , and ho
shnll hold suld win rant us nn Investment
of said permanent school fund.
Approved .March 29. A. 1) . , 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to thu Constitution of the State ot
Nebraska by adding a new section to article ,
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to be num-
bcrcd section two (2) ( ) , relative to the merg
ing ot the government of cities of tha
metropolitan class and the government of
the counties wherein miuli cities are lo
|
, cated.
, He H resolved nnd enacted by the LOR-
! ' Islaturo of the State of Nebraska :
1 Section 1. That article twelve (12) ) of the
Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska bo
amended by adding to said article n now
1 Hcctlon to bo numbered section two (2) ( ) , to
read ns follows :
Section 2. The government of nny city of
the metropolitan class and the government
of the county In which II Is loomed may bo
merged wholly or In part when a propogl-
l tlon so to do has been submitted by au
thority of law to the voters of such city
I nnd county und received the assent of a
majority of the votei oust In such city nnd
nl.MO u majority of the votes cast In the
county exclusive of those cast In such
metropolitan rlly at such election.
Approved March 29. A I ) . 1VS3.
A joint resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( G ) ot article seven (7) ( ) ot 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-
Islaturc of the State of Nebraska :
flection 1. That section six ( C ) of artlcU
seven (7) ( ) of the Constitution of the Stala
of Nebraska be amended to rend us fol
lows :
Section G All votes shnll bo by ballot , or
such other method us may b pivserlbei )
by law. provided ihe secrecy of voting b *
preserved.
Approved March 29 A. IX , 1S93.
A joint resolution proposing to nineml
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen (14) ( ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , rela
tive to donations to works of Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
Ho It resolved and onncted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ( of artlclo
fourteen (14) ( ) of the Constitution of tha
State of Nebraska , bo amended to read a *
follows :
Section 2. No city , county , town , precinct.
ir.tiiilclpillty. or other subdivision of the
stnto , shall over make donations to any
works of Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unless n proposition so to do shall
have been first submitted to the qualified
electors and ratified by a two-thirds vote
nt an election by nuthorlty of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations of a county
with the donations of such subdivision : ! In
the aggregate shall not exceed ton per cent
of Iho assessed valuation of such county :
Provided , further. That any city or county
may. by a three-fourths vote Increase such
Indebtedness live per cent. In addition to
Bijoh ten tier cent nnd no bonds or evl-
deuces of Indebtedness HO Issued shnll bo
valid unless the sumo shall have endorsed
thereon a certificate signed by the secre
tary and auditor of state , showing that
the same Is Issued pursuant to law.
Approved March 19 , A. IX. 1805.
T .T A Plner Rprrpfnrv nf Htntu nf HIM
state of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed amendments to the
| Constitution of the State of Nebraska are
I true and correct copies of the original cn-
I rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by tha
j Twenty-fourth session of the legislature of
I the State of Nebraska , as appears from
nalil original bills on file In this olllcc , and
that all and each of said proposed amend
ments are submitted to ( ho qualified voters
of the state of Nebraska for tliclr adoption
or rejection at the general election to beheld
hold on Tuesday , the 3d day of November ,
A. I ) . , 1896.
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal of
the state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this Uth day of July , In
the year of our Lord , Ono Thousand Klght
Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of the United States the Ono Hundred
nnd Twenty-first , and ot this ittato tLo
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) J. A. PII'EH ,
( Secretary of Stato.
Auc 1 DtoNovS morn onlr.
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