1 0 THE OMAHA UATTA' IJK ifi5-'III ! D AY , OCTOBER 30 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Strength of Foreign Markets Keeps Do
mestic Prices Up ,
WHEAT GAINS MORE THAN ONE CENT
III Corn Vi-ry Cltili'l. I1n Ac
llvlly of U'liritl AlmoHiliiK
( In * liilcri'Hl of till !
TrnilcrK.
CHICAGO , Oct. 23. The exceeding Krcnt
ntrcngth of the foreign wheat markets nl
tliclr opening today ami iiRnln nftor tliclr
cloning caused in nilvnnco In whont of
nliout lUc IICP liu. Tingnln ill one tlmu
wn 2',4c ' per 1 u. . but money In Now York
tightened to the very verge of stranguln-
tlon. which caused the renctlon. Corn ,
outH nnil provisions wore dull without ma
terial clmiiBO In vnluo
The bullish whirl which wheat exptrl-
cnceil yesterday afternoon vina the mere
raising of the dust by the preliminary
Busts of wind which precede a hurricane.
The 211 c rise of the previous day was In
creased In the course of the first fifteen
minutes today by the addition of another
Z\'tc. \ December , which old on the day
before at from 70 > ic to 70"4c , sold as high as
73c In the time named. The rush of buyers
at the start was such that sellers easily
received from "I'Kc to 72c at the first
brush In the pit and not many but got at
Irani ? 4c above the lower of these prlcc.i.
In ten minutes the price had risen to 73c
and after reactlnR to 72'.4c ' It rose to 73Uc.
From the latter point there was a moro
serious decline than the first. The sudden
liulgo led to some suspicion that the hand
of the manipulator was on the lever which
controlled the movement. Hut there were
other considerations which had much In
fluence ; the Liverpool cables were higher.
There were private cablegrams confirming
the bad crop situation In India and Aus
tralia and noting additional sales of car-
KOOS to KO to those countries. New York
wired that foreigners wore active buyers
thorp at the opening and that the exportIng -
Ing houses which had largo acceptances
last night on cable offers were also buying
frcc-ly. Hut the pace got too hot. Itcallz-
Ing started and the accumulated bearish
news , which had been lost sight of In
the general hurrah , began to have Its ef
fect. Minneapolis and Duluth received
1,221 carloads of wheat , compared with
1,000 Thursday last and 1,136 cars a year
ago. That kind of movement reported
from day to day Is rather unsettling the
Binall crop theory. The chief excuse for the
break from 73Uc to 71 ! e Had , however ,
nothing In common with t.he northwest ! rn
movement. It was tight money In New
York that did It. Hcporls from there In
quick succession quoted call money 10 per
cent , 15 per cent , 20 and W ) per cent bid
and wheat wan ofTcruI for sale In large
quantities with the Inevitable result. Not
withstanding the. CO per cent rate for money
In Now York , the strength of the forvlgn
cables at the close was such that buying
again became general and another Jump
to 72 ! c resulted. A return of the money
scare seized the crowd again , however ,
and another reaction to 71 ! c took place.
The latint bidding was at that figure.
Itiislnoss In corn was very quint , the
activity of wheat absorbing the Interest of
the traders. The advance In wheat and llrm
cables were helping' Influences , hut liberal
western offerings prevented much advance.
May ranged from z ic to 2SV : , ( : , to 2.S&JC.
opening about He higher at from 2SUc to
2sHc , nml cloning cisy at from 2SVic to
Oats wore < quiet , with prices llrm enrly ,
lint reacted later nnd eloped nt n slight
loss at the close. KluctunllonR were con-
flne > il to a narrow range and Inlluenced en
tirely through sympathy with wheat
nnd corn. Mny opened n shade ! higher nt
21 ic , ranged between 21 io nnd 21 4c nnd
closed Htcndy at 2I5c.
I'rovlHlottB wcro elull within a narrow
Hinge. The continued largo hog receipts
again exercised a depressing Influence und
caused n Hllght dccllno noon after the open
ing. This was rocovcrtil later In sym
pathy with the nilvnncn In wheat. Janu
ary pork closed unchanged at J7.SO ; January
lonl , Do lower nl JU3 ; January ribs. Be
lower nt I3.S2&
The estimated recruits for Friday are :
\ \ bent , 1GT. cars : corn , 5SO cars ; oats , 3G3
cars ; hogs 20.001 head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
"Arl'.clnv | "
tVliratNo.S
Oct.
Dec
Cash quotntlong were an follnwg :
.1''J. ? ! i I''lril > ; l"ml ' 1'rtnir ' patents. quotnM
M H.,004.IS , In woml ; winter patents , JJ.MJJ1
3.80 ; BtruliilitH , JJ.oaa.cO : fnrlnir upcelnls. J3 WM
4.00 ; irrlntf imlenln. W.MB3.SO ; striilgMa , 5.00fl
3.30 : liidterH. | : .60(2.SO. (
, , Y LIKAiC N ° ' s'l'rl" > . ' . 3HfC5 ic ; No. 3 sprlns ,
Ce > C o : No. 2 red. 75T4B73c ,
fCOUN No. ! , IJUtfJJSo ; No. I yellow , 23WO
OATS No. 2 , 17 c ; No. 2 white , 21C22'ic ; No.
S while , f. o. li. 17UOMO.
UYK-No. 2. 33HO5CC.
HAIlI.-V-NTo. ! 2 , 3lc ; No. 3 , f , o. b. , 2ljJ33c ;
No. 4 , f. o. 1 , . . 23H ce. :
Kl4.\XSKii-No. : 1. COH 70c.
TIMOTHY Siin-I'rlrr.e. : : 12.500253.
I'llOVISIONH Me pork , per 1)1)1. , JC.POW7.00
lanl. per 100 Ib8. , JI.23 ; morl rlljs. Men. loon- ,
t3.Wifa.SO ; dry rnlleil Hliiiulilern , lioxed JI.COffl.2J
Kliort elear nl.len , tnised , II 00M.12'i.
rOtn.THY Sternly : turkeys , Syifi'J'.Jcj chick
CM * . CftTc : ilnckH , 8SHc.
WHISKY Distiller * ' llnlehcd goods , per gul. ,
11.18.
The following were the receipts anil ihlpments
today :
Ni-j\v vonic CIMHAL :
UuotulloiiM of tin- Day oil ViirliuiN
Coiitnieiilllle'N ,
NKW YOUIv , Oct. 29. FIjOUR Hecrliili , IS ,
100 bbls. ) exports , 13,039 bbls. Market dull , wltl
holders ntktni ; an advance ; Minnesota patents
JI.UOIH.33 ; winter utralRhts , H.1004.20 ; win
ter patent * , JI. C < .W ; wjnter exlras , J3.00 ®
3.35 ; Mlnnesola bakers , J3.20ff3.SO ; winter
low tirades , J2.30W2.SO. Ilyc Hour , fclcndy ; super
line. J2.70tf2.k5 : fancy. I2.90U3.20. lluckwhea
Hour , steady at J1.31KMJ.
COUN MKAl-Ktcuily : yellow western , e.
HAHI.KV MAI.T Dull ; western. Jj.00if5.50.
HUCKWHHAT Kailer nt 27W3SC.
HYU Firmer ; No , 2 western , HUiflOic.
HAHI.UV Klrnier ; feeding , western , 21'ic.
W1II3AT Itecelpls. 139,200 bu. ; exporls , 72,93
bu. ; spol IrrcKUlar ; No. 2 red. f. u. b. , 83Uc
No. 1 hard , f. o. b. , bio alloal. Options openci
itriint ; and advanced on KOOI ! local and forele
bti'lni ; , Inspired by liluher cables , further vlilr
mi-nlii to Australia and bad Indian reports
broke sharply under Unlit money ccaru an
after a puillul locavrry , closed nervous a
KiTlUo advancu ; No. 2 led. May , M'.iWHUc '
Jlotcdal He. December , iHitlbOc , closed a
COHN Heeelpts , Hl.COO bu. ; exports. 12,13 , ! bu
pot very dull ; No. 2. SOUc In elevalor. On
lions very uulel all day. with an easy len
lene-y. closing ul Ho decline ; slay , 3l3l > r
jloned ul 3t4c ; December , 314W31c ! , closed a
OATH Itecelpls. 15 ,000 bu. ; exports , 2.SS5 bu ,
ipol Inactive ; No. 2. 22(4c ( , Options dull an
nominal : October cloicil at 22'io ; Decembe
: lcned at 23 < 4c.
IIAV-Qulet ; ehlppliiff. Mj60c ; uooj to choice
l.HATHBH Klrm nl 20H23c : hemlock sole
lluenos Ayres , IlKht to heavy welKhts , 19HO2io
HOI'S Htendy : 1'aclflo coast. 1891 , crop , 2t4 4c
UW crop. 6 7ci ISM erop. 7 HOVie.
1IIDKH Klrm ; California. 21 to 23 Ibs. . I3c.
I'llOVIBIONB-lU'ef. quiet ; family , J9.COU10.CO
Ileef hams. JlG.OOtfl7.00 ; packed , JS.OOCI9.00. Cu
menls , quiet ; plrKle'd bullies , Cl/5Uc ; pickle
shoulders , 4V c ; pickled hams , f'iK'J'ic. Iwm
llrm ; western steam cloned at JI.CS inked ; cllj
II. * . ' , ; rellncd , llrm. I'ork , nrm ; mess. JS.701
9.CO ; short clear. S.7S/IO.M ) ; family , JIO.G01T12.v <
TAlUW-lull ; clly. JHo ; counlry. SHc.
HUTI-KH-lleeelnls , 2.5IS pki ; , : steady ; west
ern dairy. Mfivici western creamery , i : i
Wo : KlKlns , lOc , fnctoo1 , k'.HMJc.
CHHKSU-ltrcelpts. 7.033 pkKS.J quiet ; larsc
7H T10Uc ; small. 7UV10Uo ; part skims , Jitfc !
full rklms , tWitc.
iCIlS-ltfCillits. ; | iC93 pkirs. ; qulel ; state un
rennsylvnnla , IHiila ; western , UftlOc.
OII ' 1'elroleum , firm ; United closed at Jl IS'
bid. Itoiln , itrudy ; strained , common to cootl
tl IX ) . Turpentine , elull at 2SKC29C. Cottonsee
oil , about Heady ; prlmo cruUt. ttQZle ; vrlm
I mimmi-r yellow. H M7o ; oft summer yellow ,
rlm while JNfJ e.
MOt.ASMBB Cjulel ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
FIlKItlltTS TO l.lVRlWoott-Plrnii colton. by
team , J-1W ; srnln. by itedin. IM.
HICi : Hrm ; domestic , fnlr to extra , 3i 30e/ ;
aptin , JltfllUi'
MKTAIJ * PIR Iron , tjulet , wnilhern. ItO.WIf
1.71 : northern. H".i lS.M. Copier , easy ;
ak < i brokers. JI0.70 ; exelmns * . IIO.flMW7CI. Lead ,
nn. Tin , Mendy nnd CH y : Mmlt , J15.Wflll.00 ;
i , flrm. Spelter , firm ; ilomentlc , J3.W1H.87H.
OMAHA ( ilJMOIIAlj MA It It 1ST.
Conilllliin of Triulp nnil ( lnolntlont
on Sliiple * nnil Puncy I'rnilncv.
1X108-lornl Hoik , 15flfc.
IH/TTKIl Common to fair IV ; choleo lo fancy ,
ountry , 11012c ; lepnrator creamery , ICOlGc.
nthered crcnm , KQIHc.
ClAMi-I'nilrl chU-kenn , per do * . . Jt.7SljM.00 ;
nail , ll.TIiQt.M ; teal < lucUn Jl W ; red bend * nnd
mallards , J2.7W3.0U.
CHKKSI : lome t'o brick , 9c ; IMatn. per do . ,
9. ; club house , Mb. Jura , r doz. . 13.15 ; Urn-
ergcr. fancy , per Ib. . 9c ; Hoqurtort , ! i-lb.
nrs , per doz. , JJ.CO ; Young Americas , 10'tc ;
win * , fancy. ! ic.
VKAIr-ChoIco fat , M to 120 Ib ! " . . are quoted nt
flSc : lance nnd coarse. 4QCc.
Illissin : POI'I.TIIY Bprlnc chickens , 7c ;
ild hens. O',4fl7c ; turkeys , 10fll2o ; geese , lOe ;
lurks. lOc.
MVB fOITI.TUY Hem. BHo : corks , 3c ; pprlnc
hlrken . t'jc ; spring ducks , Cff7c ; turkeys , 70
75flSOc ; dead pigeons not
vanted.
HAY Upland , JS ; midland. 11.80 : lowland ,
I ; rye straw , Jl ; color makes the price on
my ; light bnles kell Die I cut ; only lop cradis
brine tup prleei.
III1OOM COItN-nxtrcmcly slow rale ; new
crop , delivered mi truck In country : choice preen
Mlf.worklng carpet , per Ib. Z'.ic : choice e'cen.
running to hurl ? ' ! e ; common. H4c.
VKOITAIII.KS.
HWKKT POTATOKS-On ordcrg , per bbl. , 11.C3
Cl 75.
TOMATOBS I'cr 'i-bu. liapket , MftWlc.
ONIONK-donil Mock , per bu. , 300&CC.
LIMA IlKANS-l'er Ib. . 4c.
r.KANS-Hand t.lrllml navy , per bu. , : t.41fTt.rA
JAIirtAOK Home grown , per hundred. 7SSJ ! > flc.
cru.KIlY Per dm. . inc ; faney. lnrci > . 45R50c.
I'OTATOKS-Qooil rtock , per bu. . M 30c.
Fltt'lTS ,
OllAPis-New : York. 12Vtc : law lots , 12c.
CAMFOHNJA PKAe'HIW-Nonc.
Pl.UMS-No shipping stock.
CAI.IFOHNIA (111 AI'F.H Tokays nnd other
'aney varieties , JI.401J1.EO.
CltANIII-ilUliS-CHpp Cod. per bbl. . JiJOOflCfA
APPI.KS-CooklnK , per bbl. . J1.7B : eating. J1.S3
< 72 00 : Jonathans , fancy , J2.23 ; fancy New York ,
2.00.
CAI.TFOIINIA rnAHS I'cr box , J2 ; New
York , per bid. . J3.Mffl.
QtHNCKS Per bbl. . Jl.
TUOP1CAL. FIIUITS.
OHANOK.S-MexIciin , J ) .
I.n.MONM Mefslnns. J3.0003.50 : .California
lemons , J4.00fti.25.
IIANAM ASCliolco. . large stock , per bunch.
2.WT:5 ; medium-sired bunches. J1.501T2.CO.
MISCKLI.ANL'OUS.
OYSTKHS New York counls , per can , 45c ;
New York selects , tier can , 4lc ) ; extra rclecls ,
| icr can , 35c ; slandards , per can , 30c ; mediums ,
per can , 25c ; New Ynrk counts , per 1W , JI.25 ;
per 1.000. Jll ; New York t kcls , per KB ! . , J2 ;
per lub. Jll ; bulk Mnndards , per cnl. . Jl.jo.
HONKY Fancy while , per Ib. , H 15c ; choice ,
13c ; California , amber color , lOc.
CIDKU-CIarllled juice , per half bbl. . J2.75 ; per
bbl. . Jl.50TJ 4.75.
MAPI.B SVIltJP Flve-gal. cans. each. j.73 ;
gnl. camt. per doz. . J12 ; half-gal , cans , Jli.25 ;
quart cnno. J3.CO.
I'KIS Imported fancy , 5 crown , 30-lb , boxes ,
i4c ; choice , 10-lb. boxes , 3 crown. OOlOc.
NUTS Almonds , Cnllfornln , per Ib , , medium
jlze , lOc ; TumiKona almonds , per Ib. . larKe.
> 2ic ! : Ilrazlls , per Ib. , fc ; English walnuts , per
ib. , fancy soft rhell , 12c ; medium nice , lOc ; fit
certs , per Ib. , lOc ; pecans , pollxhed medium , be.
InrRe , lOc : peanuts , raw , CViQ7c ; roasted , 7',4c ;
chotnuls , lOc.
FIIUSH MKAT8.
III- ! ' Good nnllve ste-ers. < Wi to COO Ibs. . 6 < i {
, c ; wcmeiii sleeni , C54c : xond cows nnd hell
crs , Si5'ic ; medium cows and heifers , < \ic \ ; Rood
roreiiijirii | < rn e-owB and helferx. 3' + e ; KOod
forequarters native steers , 5c ; Rood hlnd-
iiuarlem cows und helfcrx , Cjc ; KOO.I . hlndiiiar- |
lers native steers , S'.ic ; cow rounds , 6c ; cow
plales , 3c ; bonelpjis chucks. 4t ; cow chuck ) * , 3c :
steer * chucks , 3Jic ; beef tenderloins , ISc ; beef
ridln , boneless , 9c ; sirloin bulls , bonelnrs , IVie ;
loin backs , boneless , ! > e. ; loin backs. 7c ; cow
rlb. , Ni , . 3. 6c ; cow loins. No. 3. So ; beef
trimmings , 3'ic ; rump butts , 5c ; shoulder clods ,
5c.
.STOCKS AM ) HO.VDS.
Cour > 4 > f the Si'e-urlt > - .tlnrki-t lloiu-
liuilcil Ity tinAloiuy Slrlnnciu-y.
NiW YOHK. Oct. 29. TBc course of the stock
: n.iikct today was dominated by the cxticmc
slrlngency In Ihe rales for call money , the
extreme point touched Ijvlng U per cent per
lay , pliM 6 per ccnl Interest , or almost equlva
Icnl lo 100 per cenl per annum. The lowest
point was lu per cenl early In Ihe day. nnd
[ he cloning wax al M IX.T cent. i\cn ut the
illth price the oaerlnss of funds wcr not
Inrpe. the kiipply comlni ; chlelly from the ten
ders of foreign money anil the irusl companies.
The slrlnifcncy was due lu the efforts of ihe
lianker lo slrenKlhen Ihemcehes ns much n
possible In preparullon for the pofKlhlc demanJ
for accommodations In the ncxl few days. The
November Interest and dividend disbursements
nro fairly large , nnd thai dale falls on Sun
day , Tliu banks cannel call loans made Satur
day nnd loans made on Friday RO over l Mini-
day. Then , nRaln , loans made on Monday muxl
cairy OUT until Wednesday. The Hurry oc
casioned revived rumors of the probable lenuc
of clearing houfe eertlllcntcs , but U l well
known such u slep will nol be laken except
ns u IBBI rcsouive. nnd Ihe pivnenl strlriRency
Is not expected to last more than u few dais.
The stringency Is confined to Wall street , am !
thu needs of thu dry Roods and oilier merchanls
nro beingcuppllwl al G per cent by their coin-
mission banks. Money In being drawn out of
Iho banks lo the cxtcnl lhal legal tenders can
IK > secured. A feature of the day was the call
ing nnd shlfllni ; of lonna and some of the money
distill bed was reloaned In the Mre'et at the
higher rates. An Incrcarcd demand for cash
gold and n slight advance In ihe premium
or "commission" by bullion dealers was also
noted.
Hciine apprehension Is expressed thai further
stringency In money rates mny occur tomorrow.
Tiicre Is practically no short tlmo money ob
tainable. In one Instance CO per cent was paid
for a live days' luan expiring November 4 on
u loan of J100.000. T.ie Block markul steadied
Hllghtly from lime lo lime on covering of xliorts.
but the trend wns downward and ( liu closing
was ut ( he lowest of the day.
The moro cxlreme declines Included 2',4 per
cent In St. 1'iiul. Sugar nnd Hock Irland ; Lake
Shore. 2'i per cent ; HI. Paul. 214 per eent ; Kan-
fcas & Texas preferred , " per ccnl ; Ilurlln lon ,
Delaware & Hudson and Manhattan , \ \ per
cent : Denver preferred. Hi per cent ; Ijoulsvllle
& Nashville , 1 4 per cent , nnd Hi per cent In
Heading and Western Union. In thu rpeclaltles
Laclede ( ] ns broke 3 per cent on liquidation.
Aside from the activity In money , the general
market was unfavorably nfferled by thu uneasi
ness In ihe foreign financial ccnlers regarding
the depression In the Kulllr gold mining shares
nnd apprehensions of llRul money. T.io llurllng-
lun September stalement , showing a decrease of
J107.534 In net earnings , although less unfavor
able than hail been expecled , Increased Ihe de
pression In Ihe grangers , Chicago Cias ralllcil
2S ! tier cent from Ihe early lees on Ihe reported
judicial modlllcallon of the long continued In
junction restraining the payments of dividends en
Iho Fidelity trusl receipts for the slock of the
company. Subsequently the stock reacted In
sympathy with the depression In tliu general
llsl. The market lefl off weak.
Ilallroad bonds reacted sharply , In sympath )
with the depression In the slock market , wltl
the Heading ami AtchUon Issues FCorlng ex-
iremo declines of 102 per cent on Inci cased
dealings. The sales were Jl.070.000. Clovcni-
mcnt bCindH declined sharply on sales of Jll,500.
Silver certlflcalcs were Irregular , bill closed ' , (
per cent higher on dealings of J24.COO.
The Kvcnlnc POSI'B Iondon financial cablc-
Rram pay : The slock markels nro Kill drop
ping under IK VOUB tldgt'ln aboul Ihe IJnlled
Slales elections , Americans were dull today
Many brokers have largo orders on their books
to buy lines of Louisville , .St. Paul and so on
but all uru c-ondltlonnl on the result of the
election * . Kntllrg opened very Hal on reporlei
dltllcullles on thu Stock exchange at Johannes
burg , bill prices recovered later. There lu tome
anxiety tonight as lo whether all the checks
given nt the settlement today will bo met , bu
nothing serious Is npprehended. Short loans
were In demand today nt 4 ! $ per cent , nnd a
email amount was lent by the bank. The Paris
ami Ilerlln markels were dull.
The following wcro Hie closing quotation ! on
the leading stocks of Ihe New York exchange
today :
Atchlson 1:1) : ) aoufil
AdanmKx 147 N. Y. Central
Al'on.T H C.I N. Y. .VN. K. 46 ! ;
Am. Kxurosa Ill ) Ontario , t W 13M
UalllmoruiVOIuo. 14HI Oregon Imu l
Canada IMcltlo. . . . 0114 lorveon Mar 10
CanadnSomhorn. . 4i > IO.S. I * .t U. N 14I <
Central I'acluu. . , . lavi'aclflc Mall ' 'Oil
ObeH. It Ohio 14H'lVirl.lDec It K. . . 1 !
Chlcaco ti Allan. . InH I'ittHburi : lil'J
a.li.iQ . . . 7i ! ( ll'ullmaa 1'nlaco. . . MH
Chicago < 7as , , ( Iri llteaillmr U4i
ConHoltdateil tint. H4R. . O. W 10
C. . O , . J. A 81. I * . . . 'JllH ' 11.V. . IiW 40
Colo.Coal .sIron. 1 lltocu hlivnu ( I''U
Cotton Oil Con. . . . 13Wsi. , Paul i'J'
Dolawaro' < lluj , . I'.l i doufu r.'v
Del..Iicll. AV. . . . I5H 1st P. . < cOnrilil. : . . . HO ;
D.iU.U. Ufa 41U1 doufJ 121
KanlTonn li : ) | Southern I'.icilla. . 1:1 :
Krlu : { 'J ii > ui..irUunnunr. . . . 11IH
Mould ill ! T.'llll.Oual . ' . . .
Fort Wayne l.'rj Texan IMclllc <
Q.Northurn nfd11H T. .VU.Co.it. ufj. . . to
C.tB. I , nfd Ul Union IMcltic. . . . . . 7M
Hocklmr Vallav. . . l. r U. S. Kxnr.'Hi 4U
llllnolHContr.1. . . li:4 : W. St. U M llli
St. P. .VUnlutli. . . 18 IV.St U.V P. nil. 14 i
sa WulU VMia Bx. . . ( * S
1-nkoKrlo.t U'o . _ U' HUTU Union. . . . BH
eloufd. . . . , U7 iWhccllnir fc U B. . i
LnUeSiiora 144Wi no nm S7Kj
LeadTrnai su IM.A-St. L 10
' ' " " " ' ' ' ' ' ' "
Munrilltta'n'cbViiii" l)0lj ) jii l" . . . . . . ! . ! ! . ! ! 15
Menmlilu.V 0 , . . . . K > O.K.&I 1U > <
MlchiiraiiCout till do nfa us
MlHuourl I'aolllo. . T. .St. U i K. O. . . . 41 ,
Moblln.V Ohio T.Ht. U .VK.O. pfl 10
NaslivllloOlrit. . . . H. 11.11 H
NutlonnlCordmru , B. U. llM 83U
. . Am. Tab. Ca 7.Si
N.J. Omtntl Uo of J 07
N.JtW. ufJ Com'lCable. Co. . . . 14U
North Am. Co Am. Suir.ir nf I tiH
Norlhoni P.iolrto , . U , 8. Conlaxu tU. . 101 ,
N.l'aclUo Ufa , . . . . ' U. S. Ioatliu.till , HUH
U.1MI.XO - ' U. 8. ItubUjf Ill
Norlliwcatorn PUH'U. ' a Itubborpfd. . OH.4
offered ,
Tb totul sale * of stocks today were 232,17
turn. Ineliiiltnn ; the following ) Amerlean To-
, 4.4mi ; American Hiiimr , 4H.MO ; iHirllnRtnn ,
22,000 ; ChKnuo ( las , 11.100 ; txnilsvllle ANnnli -
Ille. 10.400 ; Manhnltnn ConiMilldnteil , . . ) ;
r. I7.MX. , Hock Islnnd , 4X'0 ' ; St. Paul , , -
* ; Tem.f-wc o wl nnd Irnn , B,1W > ; I'nlon ' Pn-
Hie , 4WW ; Houthern railroad preferred , 1,300 !
Hllver c rtinente5 , 24,000.
\IMV York 31 < iii < - llnrUi't.
NKW YOltK. Oct. W. MONKY ON CAI.lr-
Very strong nt lOfflPO | i r cent : last 1mm , W
i r rent ; eloreil nt W per cent.
PIlIMI ! MIMtOANTlLi : PAPKH-Nomlnnlly7H
flo per cent.
HTKHLINO KXt'HANnK Strontr , with nctual
Klners In banker's bllln nt JI.Mlf < 14.Kr > for de-
nnnd , and Jt.sljl. 3 for sixty days : pooled
rates , J4. ( f4.82 and J4.ttH ; commercial bills ,
4.MU.
HAlt SILViit-f He.
SILVIH : ci-itTiFn-ATns- ( me.
OVIHN.MI-NT : : miNns-Wcnk ; state bonds ,
lull ; railroad bonds , wenk.
doting quotations on bonds were an follows :
0. P. lull of ' ; > . . . . Ilia
J.S. 4NCOIIP.I1UW. UCit 1)H. . ( J. 1 ; t
J. 8. fit , riv lit ) 1) . tt U. O. It b.14
j.s .flu.coup in Rrtn'.Ms ill )
1. S.4i. d. U..H.A. . ( lt)0' ) ' (
J.S. Is. cJitn . 107lt O. II. .t . 7 . . . . 100
H. AT. C. 31 . 10.-K
PnclllelHof ' 03. 1(11 ( doM . IIHh
Ala. cl.iit A . ion M. . 1C. AT. 1st H. HI
Ata.olass ll . . . . 101) IM 4 nt
. . . HI Mntu.il Union il . . 107
Ala.Currmiov. . . DO N. J.a nun. ri. . . . 11:1 :
I.n. New Con. 48. IK ) NO. P.ioltlu lnt % . . 114
MlBHonrl'li lot ) Ilhl4
N. C.iii I lit N. W. Contjls. . . . iwn
V. 0. * ! . | U doS. V. lV.i. 1. 107
S.C.iionfimt. . . . 14 H. O. West , UK. . . 1077'J4
Tenn. now not flv 7H St. P. RjinoH 74 . 1211
'TtMin. nnWflat .ti. 103 SU UAl. M.fjjtil. 714
Tenn. old Us no SI.K.VS. K.IJjl. I.
Va. Centuries 5114 Tex.TUM ? . Isn . .
itneliifarrod fi'dToxai P.io.-'iM. . . Ill
Atchlfton 4 * 7.1 If. 1 * . Istiof MJ. . . Ilia
AlciilnoiiSil A 'Ml WastShntM li .
Canada So.'J.H. . . . 101 O. It. .VN. IBM. . . . 107.4
. . N , unified 4t. 7 ; N. Pao. 3d- § . 08
< iomiicrn a SI
altered , tbld.
Hnxlnii SloeU ( Itintiitlanx.
IIOSTON. Oct.'n.Call IO.-IIIH. J 0 per cent ;
.line , loaiw , 07 per cnt. Cloiln ; nrlos i for
Ntocks , bonds nnd mining nhiron : :
A.T..tS. F . TSTi \VesUnzhu i Toiee. . . .
Am. Hnr.ir. . . lllVj W. Bloa. ntV. 41) )
Am , Stnr.ir pfd. . . . Dim Etl. Klec. Ill iir :
Hay Si.-ito 0,11 4H ( ion. Klo ; . | > M ci :
ItellTolDphono. . . SOI Atehlson 2il 21
lloston .t Albany. ' 'Oil Alehlson 4 < < 7aw
IloMoni Malms. . AllouczMliilniOj fiU
c. H. , vy 72U Atlantic 17 l
Pltclmunr flil' ' IlOHtOll.t Mo.lltll 81K
Urn. Utcctria 27 lltnto.'c IMitoii. . . . '
IlllnoiH Steel 43 CalnmutX llaolv. 3 la'
MexleanOntr.il. . Kr.inklln ti
N Y. .VN. P. . fit ) KcarHirjo liH
nlit Colon v . 1711
Ore. Shorl I.Uio. . . . 14 Oumcv i r.-i
Union P.-tclllo . 7H Tamar.lek en
\Volrcrlii3
U'esl End tiM . 811
San Krnnclncn .tllulni ; QuolndoiiN.
SAN FRANCISCO. Del. 'JlL-Tho ofllcl ll cloilmr
qiiotatloim for inlnlni ; Blos'tH loJiy : were : \n fol
lows :
All.1 . 11 Tar"
Alnh.iUon . II ) Jnll-v 0
AnilcH . V. Instlca 0n
Delcher . ni : Mi-xIc.Mi 4:1 :
lleulX llelchor. . . . l > 5 Mono 4:1H )
HodioCon . r > S Occidental Con. . II
million . 18 Oulitr 123
llnlwerCon . 411 I'oioat 711
Challenge Con. . . . 40 S.iv.liru 44
Chollar . lU'i Scorinon 44il
Contlucncc . ] ' . ' ( ! Sierra Nevada. . C.I
Con. O.1I..C Va. . 1TA Silver Hill 1
Con. tmocrl.al . 2 Union Con EO
Cit\Mi Point . 44i Utah Cor. II
Kxcheoner . : i Yellow JacUut CD
fiould.tCnrrv . " 4
Silver barn , lUJfc : Mexican ilollnra. Clc.
Sight dniflH , par ; telegraphic , par.
Loniliiii Slock ( luiiinllniiN.
LONDON. Oct. 21) ) . 4 p. in. closing :
HAH SILVKH-291Mid ( per oz ,
MONHY 3'i per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
both short and three months' bill ! ) , 3UQ3H
\CMV Yurie .Mining Uiiotadoiifi.
NKW YOUK. Oct. 'jn.-Tho followlunro
- * nro the
closing mining quo-niloiiH :
Ilulwcr 4A Ontario 87)0 )
Chnllar. * tie Orhlr. ji3
Crov.-n Point to IPlvmouin
Con. Cal. A Va. . . . IHJ Oiileicsllver lee vo
Ueadwooil lie 'UnlcKsllvor t'fd..luHI (
( Jould ACnrry. . . . . 70 Sieri-i NViuti : 00
Hale A Norurosi. . 123 Standard Con
lm :
'
Hoineftia'.ta
21UIO Union Cor 00
Iron Sliver. ; ir , Yellow JacKol. . . . 45
Mexican 411
} asked. offered.
I-ONDON , Oct. 3.-Tlie Hank of England's
rate of discount
remains unchanged nt 4 1 per
'ST- ' ' OclClearings
'STAJ'li - -Clearings , J3.2S0.077 ; bal
ances. J3020I2 ; money. C S per cent ; New York
exchange. Jl dlKieimt bld7Jc ; discount nskcd.
CHICAGO , Oct. M.-Clearlngs. J13.W2C-I-
money jlrm nt 7 per cent for time nnd call
loans ; New \ork exchange. SOc ilUcount ; for-
C ' " ' "nn ; Uclnant1' * 4-kli ! Blxty dajs.
S . Liiiiln ( 'IMICI-III .tlnrkot.
8T. LOlM.Si Oct. 2-J. FLOUH-UuIl easy
WHUAT-On liie receipt of a big array of bull
news the tpeculatlve market
advanced 3o during
the I rst hour. Subsequeully there
was n rush
to Fell , and
prices took n tumble on ihe
report
from New \ork of money beiliiR loaned nt ex-
'
oibltont rules of Interest. The feeling becan'io
nervous and uiuetlled , Ihoiitfli the close for
'ul"n'a wa" TilllUe hlEhcr than
,
yenlerilay ; fpi.
dull and , ilKhcr ; No. 2 red , cash , elcvnlor. 73e
Irack. i2 > iiJ44ic ! ; December. 74lio bid ; Slay , iO'.io
COHN-Thero was bul Illtle trading In the
hpeculiillvc niaikct. fuluieu belns slenily ; pol.
ble-aily and quiet ; No. 2 cah. 2.'i4t221ic | : Decem
ber. ! 2i o bid ; May. MJifiKiWe.
OATS Futures , llrm ; trading light ; i-pol , dull ;
.No. 2 cash , IC'.fcc ' bid ; May , ajio bid.
HYK Lower ; 33c.
COUN MKAI/-J1.40.
DIIAN Dull ; quoinblc , east track , nt SSfflOc
and this side at 405 ) Je.
KI VXHiiD lletlcr ; C7'ic.
TIMOTHY SKKD-Prlrne. J2.60.
HAY Tlmolhy , dull , excepl for lln.T erades ;
prairie , llrm , wllh n. ready Mile : timothy , J7.C00
11.00 ; prairie. J5.75OT.W , Ihls Bide.
fIIUTTEIl Lower ; creamery , 14j21c ; dairy , SO
KGOS Sleady ; 14c.
WHISKY-JUS.
L1CAU Dull , wllh tellers nl J2.CO for common
nnd r..C.r for desilverized , bul no apparcnl de
mand ; Kpeller held nt J3.57',403.CO.
COTTON TIBS SI.43.
IMtOVIHIONS 1'orlt , i-any ; standard mess , Job *
bint ; , J7.12',4f 7.K > . l ird , loucr ; prime Kteriin ,
J4.07H : choice , H.13. llacon , ( boxed ) , .shoulders
and extra t-hort clear , J4. 0 ; rlli.i , JI.J'-i ( : shortn.
SI. 75. Dry * alt nieata. ( boxud ) , MiuuMcrrt and
extra short clear. Jl ; ribs. J4.I2',4 ; shorts. J4.23.
I'OULTKY-Hteady ; chickens , old , 7c : fprlns.
D'.c ; turlteys , iiulct ; CKQ'Ci duclia , quiet ; C'feil
7c ; Reese. < | Ulet ; 4fiCc.
I-Mour , 7.000 bbls. ; wheat , IG.COO
liu. ; corn. 133 , N1) tm. ; oats , 37.000 bu.
HHH'MKNTS-l.'lour. 7.000 bbls. ; wheat. 41,000
bu. ; corn , 1C2.000 bu. ; oats , 29XK ( ) bu.
Liverpool .Markotx.
LIVEIU'OOL. Oct , 20. WHi : AT Spot , firm ;
demand poor : -No. 2 red , tprlne. CD Slid ; No.
1 , California 7 ' 2d , Futures opened Meuily , with
near and distune porltlomi Hid hlulivr ; cloxed
61 rout- ; with near and dUtant position * 2Vi < l
hlK'u'r ' ; bublncxH uhuut equally distributed ; Octo
ber. CH 3Wd ; November , Ca 44d ! ; December , tn
4 ; d ; January , Ca 4&d ; February , Ca 4Jjd ; Slarcli ,
Ca 4V4d.
COHN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 3s
2d. Futures opened nteaily , with near and dis
tant position * Ud blh'lier ; cloned' llrm , with
November lid higher and other months ' , d
hlKlicr ; buslncsH about equally distributed ; Oc
tober , nominal ; November , 3s < 4d ; December , 3n
' , id ; January , 3s l',4d ; Mareli , S IKil.
KLOUIl Dull ; demand poor ; Kt. l > j > ula fancy
winter , S.t M.
1'UOVIHIONS Hacon. quirt : demand mod
erate ; Cumberland cut , 2S to 30 llm. , 3I > ; short
ribs , 20 to 24 Ilia. . 30s ; lonx clear , UK-lit. 3S to
3S ltf ! . , 3lH ; long clear , heavy , 45 Ibs. , 293 Cd ;
short clear backs. Hunt , 18 Ibs. , 9 ; short clear
middles , heavy 4S to DO Ibs. , 2u Cd ; clear bcl-
llcu , 14 to 1C llm. , r.0a Cd. Bhouldcm , rquare , 12
to 18 Ibs. , 3U. llnm * , short cut , 14 to 10 Ibs. ,
M fid. Tnllow , llrm : North American , 20a , Iteef ,
vxtru India mi'fx , Ws ; prime mc a , 40s , I'ork ,
prlmo mt' . line western , 47s M ; medium west
ern , 40y , Lard , dull ; prime western , 23s ! > d ; re-
llned , In patlH , 2C Gil ,
riliiHK : 1'irm ; demand moderate ; finest
American , whllu ( Auiruot ) , 49s ; llntst American ,
colored ( AiiKUst ) , ( On.
IIU'lTKH-Flnest United Mates , B ; good , COs.
OIUS-Lliin-oil. K ; petroleum , rcllned , CHd.
HKFKiaKllATOH | lKir-Korequarter , 3 id :
hlndquarter , Cd.
HOI'S At London d'acldo coast ) , 3 t.s.
\ MV York \Vlicnt Klin-tuiilex ,
NKW YOIUC. Oct. ! 3. Wheat advanced at tlio
openlnir today , reorlni ; a Kaln of 2c , ThU was
followed by a partial loss and u nervous ulosu ,
NCWH WUM bullUh all day , but u sud-lvn IlKhtfii-
Inir of the money market at midday cauted
n hasty unloading of lonu wheat , that broke
December from 79ic down to 78Uc. From this
It rallied to 7Sic , where It closed , JOiccptlonully
strenR cables and a provpect ot diminishing
sprlmt wheat receipts were the chief factors.
Foreign houses were good buyers , both here
mid at the west. Private enbleii rellrraleil the
reports about Injury to the Australian and
Indian crop , and It wu understood that more
wheat had been tukcn ut Ban I'rancleco 'for
theie iKlnt . The strontf cash wheat situation
was also a helpful factor early In the day. At
the dote the rYellnir was very nervous. Total
transactions , HtO , iO bu.
'Krlxtio When I ,
SAN rilANCISCO. Oct. -WHEAT-Qulet
and itronei December , 11.38'i ' ; May , Jl.HJi ,
OMAHA L1Y00CK MARKET
Oattlo HccoipU Drop Off Almost Half ,
Sustaining Erices Generally ,
FAIR BEEF STEERS SELL ALMOST STEADY
. * / :
Sluckorn mill f'fM Ti do lit it Little
rior Tlinn of I.lite
N ' ( iii n a Short
Nk-k.-l.
SOUTH OMAHA , Oct. 29.-Uccclpt8 for
the thiyH Indlentcel were :
Cattle. HOES. Sheep. Horses.
October S3 2,5fll 3,7Ct5 & 57
October Si 4 , 5 aSH .1,003 . . . .
October 27 3..1SO 7r/.l 1.101 . . . .
October 2G 4 7S7 13 6,033 73
October 24 lm 4.2JI 447 . . . .
October 23 2W1 3 , ' 3 2 , ! ' 7 . . . .
October 22 2,7iJ5 3,71(1 ( 1531 . . . .
October 2i 6.07S 4,2 , 2 1,037 . . . .
October 20 3,170 4,169
October 10 4,373 1,434 6 ! > 3 43
The olllclal number of curs of stock
brought In today by each road was :
. . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
O. & St. K. Hy 2
Mo. Pnc. Hy i
Union I'iiclllc system 71 IS 3
H. & M. 11. U. H 12 19 1
C. , H. . i. Q. lly 6
C. . H. I. & P. Hy. . oast. . 1
C. , H. I. & . I > . lly west , . 1
U. , St. I' . , M & O. HV. . . . . . 3 10
P. , E. & M. V. U. it S
_ 11
T.otal receipts 07 CO 4
The disposition of the day's receipts .was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuycrs. . Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
O. 11. Hammond Co 411 f >
Omaha 1'acklng Co 13'J
Swift and Company. . . . 216 UV )
Cudnhy. Packing Co. . . . 30S lr.3 (
H. Hcckor nnd IJeputi. . . . 335
J. I. . Cnrey 33.1 . . . .
l.olmiun , t ItoUiHchllds. . 230
W. I. .Stephens 17.1
Hcnton & Underwood. . , . 137
Huston & Co . . .i ; iG
Spcrry . i H 1S2
Cudahy Hros. Co. . 1C C. . 20
Nelson & Morris 4.V.
Ot.'icr Huyers 33S
Jjefl Cwur f0 837
Total Tlfil 3 Tsj 57
The yards will bo open on election day
and till stock received will bo cared for ,
but the market on such eluys Is seldom
satisfactory to the selling interests. The
demand as u rule Is limited and buyers are
very apt lo take * advantage of the situa
tion to pound prices.
CATTKI3 There was a big fall-down In
the receipts of cattle- today nnd the yards
seemed almost deserted ns compared with
the three days previous. The fuel lhat
the receipts were Email could hardly be
rc-gardcd ns other thai : a fortunate clr-
cumsiancc , considering tno character of
Iho wcnlhcr. The heavy rain all last
night nnd the showery and misty weather
this morning made the rattle look at lliclr
worst , but the ilomaml was liberal and
the marktt as n whole In fairly Rood shnpg.
There were n few Cilrlsh corn-fed beeves ,
one ! bunch reaching JI.20 , and there wcro a
few loads of wesiern grassers , but not
many of any kind. The unuttracllvcnoss
of the cattle nindix the market a little
slow , but the pae'Kers wanted the cattle
nnd they olearfil Uio yards before Ihe
close , paying nboul fctcady prices.
Cows and heifers t also sold at about
steady prices , und ' .while the trade was
not particularly brink. It was suillclently
acllvo to effect a reasonably early clear
anco.
Stockers and feeders were In smaller sup
ply than for some days. Yesterday coini-
try buyers clorfneil < up Iho tnosl of thu
cattle In the hands ot speculators , and the
fresh nrrlvnlH were tunall. Hence the- con
ditions with thu exception of the weather ,
were all on the side of n better market
anil anything desirable In tne way of feed
ers was not IODK In changing- hands nt
steady to a llttlo stronger prices. Jtepre-
sentnilvo sales :
.NATIVES.
i ' iiEi-ii' STILUS.
. .
COWS.
1. . . . (90 ICO 2.,1203 2 SO 2. . . . M5 2 CO
C. . . . 030 175 t.i , , SM ) 230 2..1010 2 C3
1. . . . MO 1 T5 25..Ht ' 2 SI ) 1..122(1 ( 2 M
6. . . . S41 210 1. . . . 70 240 12. . . . K9 270
1..1I20 210 1. . , . 970 240 C..10SO 2 M
HKIKHItS.
1. . . . 650 2 CO 8. . . . C72 ! CO . . . . COO 2 70
3. . . . 70 2 40
HULLS.
1..11M 1 fO 1..J.1300. 2 CO 1..11CO 2 23
1..13CO 200 1..1170 2 CO 1. . . . WO 233
CALVJS.
2. . . . 2S3 2 33 2. . . . 130 4 CO L. . . 2(0 ( 4 75
3. . . . 2:0 2 40
STOCKUHS ANI > FKDnnilS.
L. . . f.20 2 CO 4. . . . S37 300 CS. . , . 910 323
1. . . . rso 273 16 , . . . K3 SCO WJ. . . . SM S 25
1. . . . 730 2 73 4S. . . . 52 3 C3 10. . . . SS3 3 30
6. . . . ! CS 273 6. . . . 632 310 61. . . . Ml 340
2. . . . C45 3 CO 23. . . . MS 3 10
\VISTEUNS. -
1 lielftr 730 2 23 1 feeder CCO 2 53
1 liclfi-r. i70 2 40 1 feeder CW 2 75
2 feeders. . . . 700 2 0
WKSTKHNS.
XtillltASKA.
N'o. Av. I'r. Ko. Av. 1'r.
32 feeders. . . . E19 | 3 CO
UTAH.
J. * H. Summers.
1 bull 12SO l5'j I 1 cow 1070 2 70
Scows 933 Sib" ' ( 13 cows & hfs 941 2 70
1 Bias 10SO 2iO. . . 6 steers 1200 3 2.1
4 cows 1CI2 2 to' ' " 8 feeder * . . . . C81 335
8 heifers 676 2'M > ' *
IIOdH The hotc tmiVket was all rltiht today In
fpltc of the dleah'reeable we-nlber. The receipts
were net larnc , , uud , the demand was urtent
nnd of liberal phipArilons , a combination al
most certain to Wpiill In n sntlafactory mar
ket , l In
The trade e > | wm l vvtlve al alKul ytslerday
mornliiR's prices , eircCc hlKher llian ihe clone
ycttcrilay. . The bnyeni all wanled hoc * , and as
there vfj.ru tinrdlyi | * inh lo go around amont ;
Iheni nil. each Jmxrv , But down to bus
early ami thi } peiuj .were teen cleared.
'
edlilm Heavy hogs Bollr'largely nt J3.0.1H3.10 , n"d
welBhts Mid'lfKht Ul J3.1503.S .
Thn market todaxiivns n biff 100 lower than
It was a week a o. , , bill only .aboul 20c lower
llian II was u year anil. Ilcpreeentntlvo pales :
No. Av. Ph. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
. . . . . . . . fcO J3 05 37 314 . . . J3 10
10 3..0 M 3 05 f > S 300 ICO 3 10
41 3.'i5 tO 305 71 304 ICO 3 10
W 32U 2SO 3ttT
21 3d 40 3 65
M CM . . . 3 1)5
K > SCO ICO 305
48 2C5 to 3 05
121 327 2UO 3 07' '
Cl 337 ICO 30ft
C5 317 (0 3 10
C4 239 ISO 3 10
C5 312 200 3 10
41 , , , iiO 80 3 10
CO 279 . . . 3 10
C4 298 120 3 10
77 181 W 3 10
32 2C8 120 3 10
CC 339 10 3 10
C2 337 40 3 10
Cl 2S5 to 3 10
U 319 ICO 3 10
C2 2K ! (0 2 10
. . , , , . . . 240 3 10
l'IQB-00
2 2(0 . . . ICO
1 300 , . , 200
, . . . . . . . . , , 200
8H13KP There wai very llllle here In the way
of sheep , and not enough to make u tent of th
market , neotrablp mutton * would no doubt
htivo commanded steady prlcfu.
ciiiUAtltT I.IVHSTOCK.
Prior * Hiilr Mnpli Stroimrr for Cliole'c
Nnllvc Cuttles
CIIICAOO , Oct.Thc few fat Rexvl droves
of native cattle wcro In urgent demand , nnd
prices ruled stronR nt a further advance of from
' c to lOc for anything desirable. Knlr * were e.n
n basis of from J3.JO to JIM for the | K > oicnt
natlvo beef steers , up to Jt.10 for fancy entile ,
with trndlnK largely at from Jl to JI.75. A moil *
ernto number of rtockerx nnd feeders chiuiKod
hands at from J.7T > to J3.nl. nnd butchers' entile
were acllvp and Mendy , but canning Mud was
! o lower thnn laul week. Texans were llrm.
with a KIHXI demand , nnd western riuiKers Were
ntnmi ; , wllh plcer ami cow sales largely nt
from J2.W lo J3.00.
The demand for IIORS wan Rood nt ycMcnlay'ii
decline , common lo prime loin rclllnR nt from
J3 tn J3.45 , wltii the bulk of the rales nt frtnn
13.15 lo J3.30 , packers' droves fclchliiR from 13
lo J.I.2. . The range of prices has been narrow
ing for pome lime p.isl nnd prime IIOKS of nil
welRhts are now selling close together. Pack-
IIIR lots cloprtl f.c lower.
Trade In thcep was not at all brlrk today , nnd
prices were certainly not nny better. Inferior
to Rood Hocks of pheep were taken at from
J1.2T , lo J3 , and prlmo native sheep were larnely
nominal al from 13.25 to J3.3S. Lambs fold at
from 12.75 to Jl.2.'i , chlelly nl from J3.13 to Jl ,
with prime .flocks scarce and steady at from
J4.40 to J4.CO.
Ilecelpls : Cattle , f.OOO head : bogs , 29,000 head ;
sheep , 1C.000 head.
n City l.lvo Slook.
KANHAS CITY , Oct. 29. CATTI.K Ilrcelpt. ,
9.000 : shipments. t.WO ; liest grades MronKCi ;
olhers steady ; Texas steer * . J2.10H3.05 ; cows ,
J2.001J2.55 ; native cleera , J3.00H4.75 : native cows
nnd heifers , J1.2JH3.40 ; ttockers nnd feeders ,
J2.tO3.CO ; bulls , J1. ! > S/3.10.
IIOOS lice-fill ! * , 8t0 ; shipments , 700 ; mar
ket opened steady ; closed wenk ; bulk of sales ,
J3.15J3.25 ; heavies. J3.15fT3.20 ; | mckeri > , J3.13f
3.25 ; mixed , J3.157330 ; light , J.1.0003.30 ; Yorkers ,
J3.25H3.80 ; pigs. J3.0W3.13.
H1IKEP Ilecelpts , 2.0VO ; uhlpments. 1.400 ; mar-
kel nclUe ; liesl grades slendy ; lambs , J2.75O
4.23 ; millions , Jl.t.003.00.
_
Xotv Yurie l.lvo Stoi'k.
NKW YOUK , Ocl. 29. IlKKVnS lleeelpls , 319
head ; no Iradlng. Cables * quote American stiera
at lOfllOtiC , ilre seil weight ; sheep at SfilOc.
drcsjed weight ; refrigerator beef at 744fS < ic ; no
exports.
SIIIKP ANO LAMIIS iteceipts. 3.053 iicmi :
very quiet , doting weak ; sheep , J2.00JT3.30 ;
lambs , J4.000I.SO.
HOOK Ilecelpts , 1.M3 head ; trlllo weak nt
J3.fOfJ4.10.
_
Stm-k In SlKlit.
Itccord of live stock receipts at the four prin
cipal markcls October 29. 1M > 6 :
Cntlle. Hogs. Sheep.
Koulh Omaha . 2.f. ( J 3.400 220
Chicago . S.MK ) 29.WO 10.0W
Kansas Clly . S.Kx ) S.OX ) 2.CW
St. Louis . 2,000 4,000 2,000
Totals . . 21. MO 41,400 20.220
SI. I.oiilH Llv < - Stock.
ST. IjOUlH. Oct. I9.CATTLIllecelpts. . 2.COO
head. Market lOc hlgicr than Wednesday.
HOOH Hccclpts , 4lxK ) head. Market Kc lower ;
Yorkers. J3.25U3.1'i ; packers , J3.1C03.30 ; heavy.
-
HI I BCP HecclplF , 2,000 head. Market strong.
rolTeMMnrkit. .
NKW YOltK , Oct. 29-COFFKIJ-Optlons
openetl steady , with prices &R10 points higher ,
further iidvxnced on covering nnd Investment
buying , following lUbtcr receipts nt Itlo and
Santos ; partially reacted under liquidation ;
clofixl firm and unchanged to 20 points net ad
vance ; March. JIO.OJ&IO.IO ; December , JlO.MiT1
10.10. Spot coffee , Itlo , linn ; No. 7 , Invoice.
J10.S7H : jobbing , ' J10.37IJ. Mild , quiet. Total
warehouse deliveries from the fulled States. 1- !
C40 bags. Including 1S.H5S bags fiom Now York ;
New York stock today. 20.1.459 bags ; United
Ktntes stock. 249.1M ! bags ; nllo.it for the United
States , 421,000 lmR ; ttilnl visible supply for
Ihe United States. C70.10G bags , ngalnst 3I , 0
bags last year.
IIAVIli : , Oct. 29. COFFER CloFed quiet nnd
net unchanged ; sales. 4.WK ) bans.
SANTOS. Oct. . CWFHB Firm : average
Pnntiis , 12.100 rels ; receipts , 10.000 bags ; slock ,
4..2.000 bags.
lIAMHtma. Oct. 29.-COFFKK Quiet ; U pfg.
decline ; sales , C.C O bncs.
IHO , Oct. 29. COFFUi : Firm : No. 7 , 12.400
rels ; exchange. 8d ; receipts , 13,000 bnss ; cleared
for the Unlled Slnlca. 10.000 bags ; stock. 307.0U )
bags. _
ICniiNiiN Clly
. .KANSAS CITY , Oct. 29. AVHIJAT Irregularly
lilgher ; receipts small ; No. 2 hanl. nominally ,
c ; No. 3. KflCOc ; No. 2 red. 7Cc ; No. 3 , 7307IC ,
for fancy ; No. 2 spring , nominal.
roitN Active , ( lightly higher ; No. 2 mixed.
21 > ic ; No. 2 while. 22'.4c.
OATS Active and Ftcmly : No. 2 mixed ,
nominally. lC 17c : No. 2. . white , old. 20i4c ; now ,
nominally , ISfflfc.
HYI7 Steady ; No. 2. nominally. SOc.
HAY Steady : 'tlmolhy , JS.OOiJS.M : choice
prnlrle. ! . " , . IW3.:0.
HL'TTKll t'neasy. though prices nro nominally
steady : creamery , ISfflCc : dairy , 108 12c.
KOOS llarely Meady. 14'4c.
HKCKIITS Wheat , 14,400 bu. ; corn , 32.COO bu. ;
oats. 11. COO bu.
811 1PM UNTS-Nono.
I'rorln
Oct. 29. COHN Steady ; No. 2 , :2'.Jo ' :
OATH Active : enry ; No. 2 while , 20iT2c. !
IlYK Oulel and Inactive ; No. 2 , 34S33C.
WHISKY Market Kteady ; llnUhed gooJs on the
bants of JI.18 for high wines.
WHKAT Nei fnlis.
HKfKIPTS Corn. C2.SOO bO.J oats. CI.400 bu. ;
rye. ron bu.vlilrky. . 1W Rals. : whcnt , l.BOO bu.
SIHI'MKNTfl Corn. 22,010 bu. ; oals , 1IJ.200 bu. ;
rye , none ; whleky , l.SCO Rals. ; wheat , 3tX > bu.
Snurar 3liirkit.
xnw vonic. Oct. : i. SUGAII n.iw. firm :
fair rt-nnlng , 2'4o ; centrifugal , DC test , 3'4c.
H nnl , r.miKct nrm ; crushed , 4Tjc ; powdered ,
4I.ic ; urnnntaled. 4Uc.
LON'OON * . Oel Z.SUCJAH Cane , higher ;
cenliifuanl. Java. ICs 9d ; Muscovado , fair re-
lim.v. P. < 6' . IUft Fuear , firm and dearer ; Octo
ber , 3 I'.td ; Nnveinler. 9s 3d.
Cotton Mtirkpt.
NKW OIILRANS. Oct. 29.-COTTON Firm :
middling. 7Uc ; low middling , 7 1-lGc ; good or-
dlnnry , 6 13-16C.
ST. I ) t'IS. Oct. 29. COTTON Sternly nnd
1-lfc higher : middling , "Vic ; tales. HV ) bales ;
receipts , 3,295 bales ; shipments , E5G bales ; stock ,
2V. 321 bales.
NKW YOltK. Oct. 29.-COTTON-Qulet ; mll-
dllng , 7 15-lCc. _ _
NKW YOaif. Oct. 29.-Conpldernbly moro de
mand for staple cotlons and pome huslncfs con
cluded , tint nolhlng In proportion to what was
offered. Ilrown. blenched and colored cottons
have done well during the week , particularly
llm first Iwo. Printing cloths In active demand
af 2c , nnd no fellers.
Loiiiloil AVlK-nl .Iliirkvt.
LONDON. Oct. 29. At the Ilaltlc today hold
ers of wheat were nsklng 3d advance. T'.io
market was Meadlcr. Twelve thousand to four
teen thousand quarters of California wheat , No
vember nnd December delivery , was sold ot
33s 3d. _ _
Oil Clly Miirki-t. -
OIL CITY , Oct. 29. Credit balances. J1.17 : cer-
tlllcates. opened , J1.17 : high , H.17U ; low , J1.17 ;
closed , Jl.lJ'.i ' ; runs , 110.701 bbls.
KI.VUS IIACIC HIDING CO.MI3S Illfill.
AVheMi It Ix lamlielllHlieil
tvltli Police Court ReiHlH.
Albert Holilcrman , a stockman from the
west , came to Omaha yeatcrilay and started
In to spent ) the results of his summer's
toll. In order to facilitate things , bo hired
a hack , anil with" this inmlo the rounds of
the liquid dispensaries. Along toward evenIng -
Ing Holdcrman grow RO drunk ho could not
dlstlngulHh a saloon from a dry goods
utore , so ho came to the conclusion that
ho could get along without the hack. Ho
told the driver no , and when the hackmnn
named whit ha thought was a fair amount
duo him for services , In the language of
the hackman , Holdcrman gave him "tho
frozen face. " The cabby then summoned
'
a policeman and Hol'dcrman was taken to
the station on a charge of refusing to nay
hack hire.
At the Jail Holderman gave out a tale
which Is entitled to a place among the
classics In fiction. Ho Bald that upon ar
riving In Omahu ho had over | 100 in his
possession , and that , being an ardent silver
man , ho was anxious to bet U on general
results. In a saloon near Fourteenth and
Farnam streets ho met a man who was
willing to put up his money for Major Me-
Klnley , and Holderman , so his story goes ,
placed $ SO of his money with the barkeeper
for the stranger to cover.
Liter In the afternoon Holderman said
ho again called at the saloon , and when
ho mentioned tbo subject of his fSO to
the barkeeper , that worthy assured him
that ho " " the
was "bughouse. Having spent
rest of bis money , Holderman says ho found
ho was unable to pay the hackman , and
was trying to negotlato an extension of
tlmo when ho was anrated. When tried
bcforo Judge Gordon Holderman contradicted
hU story several times , and the police placed
llttlo weight upon his statements. When
searched In tlio jailer's olllco $80 was unearthed -
earthed from under the rim of Holderman's
bat , and ho then agreed to pay his hack
bill , provided the hackman would dismiss
the case. This was done , and Holderman
uwcars bo will confine hlinnoU to the nso
of street earn hereafter , as carrlago riding
Is too expensive an amusement ,
Money Him nUniii-iiruiI | ,
Mrs. Mlnnlo Scott , who with her ntishnnil
roornH with u Mrn. Khoudu at 1118 Houth
Sixteenth street , wait arrested ycnterduy on
HUBplcIon of having stolen ISO belonging to
icr Inndlndv. The money IH nuppo eil to
invo bcfii tnkrn from the room of Mm
ithontln nnd she lit txnltlvt' thnt Mm. Hrott
a rr pen lhln for UK Ion * , ns tdtc knew
wliero It w < \ kept. Mrs. nontt ilcnl * * nil
knowledge of the inunoy atul l.i very In-
( llgnunt at her nrrrnt.
Many lives of usefulness nave been cu'
short by neglect to break tip an nrdlnart '
cold. I'neunionla , bronchitis and even coi- :
Rtttnptlon can bo averted by the prompt two ,
of Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure. > _ ;
Permits to wcil hnvo been Innued to the
followltiK pnrtleN by the county judco :
Xnmo nnd Address. 4\i , .
Nels 1. Nelson , Omnlm . . jj
Margtu-rlto Ander.son , Omnlm . is
Joseph Schwnrtz. Sioux City , In . s
Hosu OltlHberK , Sioux Pity , In
Joseph Wclnfurlnor , Oinnhn . 21
Cnrolltm Ankcrshorfcn , ( } miibn . 23
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendments to tlu
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , nJ
hereinafter set forth In full , are submitted
to the electors of the State of Nebraska , to
bo voted upon at the general election to beheld
held Tuesday. November 3 , A. D. 1SOC :
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
sections two (2) ( ) . four (4) ( ) , and five (5) ( ) , of
article six ( C ) ot the Constitution of thu
State of Nebraska , relating to number of
Judges of the supreme court and their term
of olllcc.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ) of article
six ( C ) of the Constitution of the State of .
l
Nebraska be amended so as to read as fol
lows : . . . . 1
Section 2. The supreme court shall until i
otherwise provided by law , consist of live i
( S ) Judges , a majority of whom shall bo I
necessary to form a quorum or to pro
nounce a decision. It shall have original
jurisdiction In cases relating to revenue , i
civil cases In which the state shalt be a
party , mandamus , < iuo warranto. habeas .
corpus , and such appellate Jurisdiction , as
may bo provided by law.
Section 2. That section four (1) ) of article
six (6) ) of the Constitution of the Stale of
Nebraska , be amended so as to read as fol
lows :
Section 4. The Judges of the supreme
court shall bo elected by the electors of
the state at large , and their term ot olllce ,
except as hereinafter provided , nml ! ! be for
a period of not less than five (5) ( ) years as
the legislature may prescribe.
Section 3 That section five d" > ) of article
six (6) of the Constitution of the Slate ot
Nebraska , be amended to read an follows :
Section 5. At the first general election to
bo hold In the year ISM , there shall bo
elected two Judges of the supreme court
one of whom shall be elected for a term of
two (2) ( ) years , one for the term of four (4) ( )
years , and at each general election there
after , there shall be elected one Judge of
the supreme court for the term of five (3) ( )
years , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided , That the Judges of the supreme
court whose terms have not expired at the
time of holding the general election of 1SOG ,
shall continue to hold their olllcc for the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 20. A. D. 1695.
A joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to section thirteen (13) ( ) of article six
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of supreme and
district court Judges.
He It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section thirteen (13) ) of
article six (0) ( ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska bo amended so as to
read as follows :
Sec. 13. The Judges of the supreme and
district courts shall receive for their ser
vices such compensation as may bo pro
vided by law , payable quarterly.
The legislature shall at 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 es
tablished shall not bo ohatif r < l oftener than
once In four years , and In no event unless
two-thirds of the members elt--led to each
house of the legislature concur therein.
Approved March 30 , A. U. 1S05.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section twenty-four (24) ( ) of article flvo (5) ( )
of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska ,
relating to compensation of the officers of the
executive department.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section twenty-four (24) )
of article five ( S ) of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska bo amended to read
as follows :
Section 24. The otllcers of the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their services a compensation
to be established by law , which shall bo
neither Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have been
commissioned and they shall not receive
to their own use any fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In their hands or
under their control , perquisites of olllco or
other compensation , and all fees that may
hereafter be payabln by law for services
performed by an ofllcer provided for In
thl- -1" shall bo paid In advance Into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
tit 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
the olllccrs named In this article. The
compensation so established shall not be
changed oftener than once In four years
and In no event unless two-third ! ) of thu
members elected to each house of the leg
islature concur therein.
Approved March 20. A. D. 1S25.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono ( I ) of article six ( C ) of the Coa-
stl'.utlon ' of the State of Nebraska , relating
to judicial power.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the Htnta of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section ono (1) of article
six ( G ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska bo amended to read as follows :
Section 1. The Judicial power of this state
shall bo vested In a supreme court , dis
trict courts , county courts. Justices of the
peace , pollca magistrates , and In such
other courts Inferior to the supreme court
as may bo created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1S05.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tlon eleven (11) ( ) of article six ( C ) of the
Constitution of the State' of Nebraska , re
latins to Increase In number of supreme
and district court judges ,
-lie It resolved and enacted by the I-CB-
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1 , That section eleven (11) ( ) of artl-
clo six (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read is fol
lows :
Section 11. The legislature , whenever two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
shall concur therein , may , in or after the
year ono thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seven and not oftcncr than once In
every four years. Increase the number of
Judges of supreme und district courts , nrnl
the Judicial districts of the state. Such
districts shall b formed of compact terri
tory , and bounded by county lines ; and
such Increase , or any change In the
boundaries of a district , shall not vacate
the olllco of any Judge.
Approved March 20 , A. P. , lS9j.
A Joint resolution .proposing to ftmcnd
ecctlon six ( C ) of article ono (1) ( ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by Jury.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of tlio State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section six ( fi ) . article one
(1) of the Constitution of the Htate of Ne
braska bo amended to read IIH follows :
Sectlcui 0 , The right of trial by Jury shall
remain Inviolate , but the leglulaturo may
provide that in civil actions live-sixths o (
the Jury may render u verdict , and the
legislature by also authorize trial by u
Jury of H Ions number than twelve men ,
In courts Inferior to the district court.
Approved March 29 , A , D , , 1895 ,
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section ono (1) ( ) of article nvo ( C ) of the Con
stitution of Nebraska , relating to officers of
tlio executive department.
Ue It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the Htata of Nebraska :
Section 1. That Rectlon one (1) ( ) of article
flvo (6) ( ) of the Coimtltullon of the Htuta
of Nebraska bo amended to read as fol
lows :
Section 1 , The executive department shall
consist of n governor , lieutenant governor ,
secretary of state , auditor of public ac
counts , treasurer. Bupcrlntendent of culillo
Instruction , attorney Rrncrnl , commlsaloncr
of public lands and building * , nml thru
nillnmd comml'Hlnnors , cnrh of whom , rx >
rrpt the suld railroad commlsHonrra , shall
hold his olllco for n term of two yearn ,
from the tlrst Thursday after the first i
Tuesday In January , after bin election , * -
and until his successor In elected and quail *
lU'd. Kach railroad commissioner shall
hold lib olllco for a term of thrco yearn ,
beginning on the first Thursday after thn
first Tuesday In January after his election ,
und until his usccessor fa elected and quall-
llcd i Provided , however , Thn I at the llrst
Keiu-ral clec."on held after the adoption
of this amendment there Mmll bo elccteu
three railroad commissioners , ono for the
period of ono year , one for the period of
two years , and ono for the period of thrco
years. The governor , gecrctnry bf state ,
auditor of public accounts , and treasurer
shall tcsldc at the capltol during their
term of otllce : they shnll keep the ptlbllq
records , books and papers there , and shall
perform such duties as may be required by
Approved March 30. A. D. , 1SP5.
A joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion twrnty-slx (2fl ( ) of article five (5) ( ) ol tti *
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , limit ,
lug the number of executive state omccr.v
He H resolved and enacted by the Lcff-
Islature of the State of Nebraska :
fcy .tlon l. That section twenty-six (26) ( ) of
article live (5) ) of the Constitution of the
Nl'l > rnR > { 1 * > )0 uinomlcil to ircnd as
follows-
Section trt. No other rxpnttlvo state ofll-
cers oxoopt those immod In section one (1) (
of this arllclo shall ho i-re.ited. except by
an net of the legltl.itiuo whloh Is con
curred In by not less than three-fourths
of the members cUvlcd to each hotiso
thereof ;
Provided. That any olllce created by an
net of the legislature mny bo abolished by
the leglslaturo. two-thlnln of the members
elected to each house thereof concurrlns.
Approved March M. A. U. 1S05.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section nine (9) ( ) of nrllelc right ( S ) of the
Constitution of. the State ut Nebraska , pro-
vldlng for the. Investment of the permanent
educational funds ot the Mate.
Ho It resolved and cuncted by the leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
i8fUf Vnint MCfl" ° " nltiu i ! ) ) of artlcla
eight ( S ) of the Constitution of the Stain
of Nebraska be amended to read as fol-
Section n All funds b.-loiiKlng to the stntn
for educational purposes , the Interest ami
Income whoieof only lire to bo used , shall
bo deemed trust funds held by the state ,
and the state shall supply all fosses thcrc-
; of that may In ntiy mniiner aeerue , so that
ho snnie ahull remain fore.ver Invlolnto
. und uudlmlnlshcd , and shall not be invested -
vested or loaned except on I'nlted States )
I or state securities , or registered county
| i bonds or registered school district bonds
I of this state , and such funds , with the
1
Interest and Income thereof are hereby
I solemnly pledged for the purposes for
which they are granted and set ap.irt and
| shall not be transferred to any other fund
for other uses ;
Provided , The board ciealed by section
1 of this artlclu Is empowered to sell from
time to time any of the securities belong
ing to the permanent school fund and In
vest the proceeds arising therefrom In any
of the securities enumerated In tlds sec
tion bearing a higher rale of Interest ,
whenever an opportunity for better Invest
ment Is presented :
And provided further. That when any
warrant upon the state treasurer re u-
larly Issued In pursuance of an appropria
tion by the legislature and secured by the
levy of a tax for Its payment , shall bo
presented to the state treasurer for pay
ment , and there shall not be any money
In the proper fund to p.iy such n arrant ,
the board created by section 1 of this arti
cle may direct the stale treasurer to pay
the amount due on such warrant from
moneys In his hands belonging to the per
manent school fund of the state , and ho
shall hold said wnirant us an Investment
of said permanent school fund.
Approved March 23 , A. U. , ISfi V
A joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution ot the State of
Nebraska by adding a neu section to artlclo
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to be num
bered section two (2) ( ) , relative to the nicrK-
Ing of the government of cities of the
metropolitan class and the government of
the counties wherein such cities are lo
cated.
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Nehrasltii :
Section 1. That article twelve (12) ( ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska bo
amended by adding to said article u now
section to he numbered section two (2) ( ) , to
read as follows :
Section 2. The government of any city of
the metropolitan class and the government
of the county In which It Is located may bo
merged wholly or In part when a proposi
tion so to do hns been submitted by au
thority of law to the voters of such city
and county and received the assent of a
majority of the votes cast In such city and
also a majority of the votes cast In the
county exclusive of these cast In such
mctropolllan city at such election.
Approved March 20 , A U. 1SV5.
A joint resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( C ) of article seven (7) ( ) of the
Constitution of the Stale of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner In which votes bhall
bo cast.
He It resolved and enacted by the Lcs-
Ulatnre of the State of. NMirnskn :
Section 1. That section six ( fi ) of nrtlclo
seven (7) ( of the Constitution of the Htata
of Nebraska be amended to rend us fol
lows :
Section G. All votes shall be by ballot , or
such other method ns mny bo prescribed
by law , provided ihe secrecy of voting ba
preserved.
Approved March 29 , A. D. , 1S95. i
A joint resolution proposing to amend
section two (2) ( ) of article fourteen (14) ( ) of tha
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , rola-
tlvo to donations to works of Internal Im
provement and manufactories.
Co It resolved and enacted by the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ( ) of artlcla
fourteen ( II ) of thn Constitution of tha
State of Nebraska , be amended to read as
follows :
Section 2. No city , county , town , precinct ,
municipality , or other subdivision of the > *
state , shrill ever make donations to any 1
v > crks of Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unless a proposition KO to do shnll
have boon first submitted to the qualified
electors and ratified by a two-thirds vote
at an election by authority of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations of u county
with the donations of such subdivisions In
the aggregate shall not exceed ten per cent ,
of the assessed valuation of such county :
Provided , further. That any city or county j
may. by n three-fourths vote Increase such
Indebtedness flvo per cent. In addition to I
such ( en ncr cent and no bonds or ovl- '
dences of Indebtedness BO Issued shnll ba
valid unless the sumo shall have endorsed
thereon a certificate signed by the secre
tary and auditor of state. she lnir that j
the same Is Issued pur.-Minnt to law.
Approved March 2 ! , A : 1) . . ISM.
I , J. A. Piper , secretary of state of the
Elate of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing proposed amendments to the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska are
true and correct copies of the original en
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed by tbo
Twenty-fourth session of the leglslaturo of
the State of Nebraska , as appears from
said original bills on file In this office , anil
that all and each of said proposed amend
ments are submitted to the qualified voters
of tha state of Nebraska for thulr adoption
or rejection at the general election to beheld
held on Tuesday , tbo 3d day of November ,
A. I ) . , 1890.
In testimony whereof , I have thereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal of
the state of Nebraska ,
Done at Lincoln , this 17th day of July , In
the year of our Lord , Ono Thousand Right
Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence of tin ) United States the One Hundred
mid Twenty-first , and of this state Uio
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) J. A. PII'HR ,
( Secretary of Stato.
AUB 1 DloNovS morn only.
WHEAT BOOMING
ami never offered a better opportunity for malt
Ing money. Write K , H. Murray & Co. ,
Hankers & Ilrokcra , 122 Hlalto 111. If. , C.ilcauo.
membcm of thu Chicago Hourd of Trade In good
ttandliiK , for their book on Hlallitlo and tiiccu.
lutlvo Information , and Dwlly Market letter.
both free , HI'KCIAL ATPKNTION O1VUN TO
"UT OK TOWV onnnitH.
_ _
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Tclcphono 1030. Oiiinha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND :
. Hoard ot Trade.
IMrect wire * to CiuuiKo and N w York. /
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