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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1008.
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lull
in Trading Follow! the Liquida
tion of tilt Day Previoui.
TRICES ABE WEAKER AND LOWER
(ash Demand fur Wheal and Cora la
Xoi Snappy and Htmr Receipts
Irll vn the Loral
tacks.
OMAHA, Sept 18. 19C.
There came a lu, in ma gunoral mar
kei trading loday titer yeeteruay a llquiua
itoii. Piiucs wei weaa and lower with
uui any iiuttct-atu mi), pur:.
Cash deniuiiti for wheal and corn wus
Mot snappy and me heavy receipts were
tuning on local ducks to such ucgree as
to take ilia edg oil ln active gram trade.
Wheat started firm, only to axil lower
Later, owing to large receipts and iiqul
aaluig sale lor pioflL Sentiment in
very beariau near trie clous and selling
was Increased. September wiieai opened at
wo una closed at 1134c.
Corn opened sieauy, but turned bearish
with wheat and u lack ot demand (or cash
stuff, bulling was heavy on the near
future and valuea were lower at tne closu
(September coin upeliod at 744u and closed
ai i.iv,c.
Prlii, ary wheat receipts wero 8,liW,"0J
bushals and slimmetita were bush
us, against receipts isst year 'f oCl.OcO
bushei unu sntpinenl ut 7ue,4joo bushels
Coru receipts were M.uA) bushels and
liipiiienia were tlo.otO bushels, agalnst re
leipia last eur ot 7S-,WJ busnels and snip
nHiii ,,r iu imt lnuituiH
Clearance were .ou bushels Of corn, 7.000
bushels ot oats and wmet and flour equal
lo 22i,OoO bushels.
Liverpool closed Vd lower at d higher
on wheat and 4d to 'id lower on corn.
Local lunge eft options:
ArUcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yea y.
Wheat-Sept..
Dec...
Corn
Sept... Dec. . ..
Oats-
Sept-.
MaVT..
98 98 1 93
K.Vi Vl I 96
744 n J 73V,
6Ur 61 604
46 464 46
44 49 484
93 98
96 9iVs
734 744
I Si1
' 46V, 4
411 48
Ouaks Isih Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, i4'a9IVo; No. 3 hard,
s-sttWsc; No. nara,'69a2e; Jo- spring,
S.-'Wrlfec. i
CORN No. 2, 724uV24c; No. I, 724i7l4c;
No. 4. 71Vs4i'i2u: No. 2 vollow. 724 u7i-4c; No,
a yellow, i.V2r'i i-'-ic; No. 2 white, 724"J''34c;
Nn. 3 w-nlto. WlwoTJ-v.r
OATS No. 3 iiiixe.1. 45,'a464c; No. 3 yel
low, 46V-; No. 3 while, 4t.4ic; . No.
white, 4ou464e; Btanuard, 47'ae.
RYE No. 2. 74Vtfbc; Nov. J. 73Vaj3'744c.
Carlo! Ileoetpis.
Wheat. Corn
Chicago W -91
Minneapolis 744
Omaha 91 43
Duluth 625
Oats
191
89
tesfly: steer. $4.2V?3 7 25; covi and heifers,
li.c.'W 01; ralves. .'Ays 26.
OCi-necelnts. J.aX) hrsd. Msrket Ic
nlgner. top. $;.lo; bulk of ssles. l-i vw7.'-
UHKKH AND LAM I)S No receipts Mar
ket nomin.tL
W.Mf YORK. GENERAL MARKET
on Varieti
CHICAGO CHAIN AD TROVISIONB
Feu t urea of the Trading aad Cloalna;
l'rlvea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. IS. After ttie recent ac
tivity in wneut und yesterday evenings
iimniuvi-rs. ti.e trade was julct today,
ouulns Hppaitnlly renting on their care
penning lurllefr Je elopmenta. Considering
tne advance of the last week todays re
aciloii oi i'. to hmV! was not unnatural.
Corn and oaU. wini-h have been exceed
niKly lieavy, apparently found bottom and
closed with slight net gains. Provisions
rum HKciHc.
The halt in wheat speculation allowed
Kpeculaloi s time to go over the debatable
ground whetner there should be further
i caciion or a continuance ol th advance.
Bonio uncompromising bulls were reported
uj iclnslatihg wheal sold yesterday and
iven auding to undisturbed lines. In prac
tical ettori, iiowever. the bears, with un
Ufc.slvo cables, poor export trade and
l.euvy northwest receipts at their hacks,
had the better of the argument, for prires
Misgvd steadily after the opening. Pri
mal y receipts were l.ioj.uts) bu., compared
with S'jUi.'k'O bu. a year ago. Beabonrd clear
aiuen in wheat and flour were equal to
2j7.iX) bu. .Local receipts were 5S cars,
with ;'l contract. Minneapolis, Uuluth and
Chicago receipts aggregated l.Hlio cars,
against 1.US7 last Ween and tkJl a year ago.
lhi bear element In corn raided that
market at the outset and September at
one time showed a loss of 2c from yes
terday's close, while the new crop montlia
weie depressed 'c. The latter rallied and
closed steady at a slight advance, but Sep
tember closed la under yesterday. De
spite the fact Uiut the receiver reported
no country offerings cauli corn in the sam
ple market dropped ic or more. The local
imelpls were 2H1 curs, with 74 contract.
Oul were quiet and featureless. Closing
prices were slightly higher. December o
uer yesterday. Local receipts, Wl eats.
The provisions niaiket was fairly active.
Januaiy pork closed 'if. "P and lard and
ribs each at net gains of 10c.
Estimated receipts lor tomorrow: Wheat,
94 cars; corn, 2b7 cara; outs, -it) cars; hogs,
9oi) head. , ,
Tin Iradlna futures iarge.1 cs followa.
Artlclts. Open. High. Low. Close.l TfeSy.
Qootatlona of the Day
Commodities.
NEW Tfllllf Biil IB li-t JlT'fI..lnl
21,&'j bhls.; exDorts. jl. jr) bbls. Market oulot
lid about Sti:adv: Mlnnrvnta iilents. IS 30
6 70; winter strilrhts, $4.1&'IiH.X'; Mlnne-
oia bakers, 4.2Ca4 0C; winter extras.. W.40
i; winter extras, low grsdes. $3 -3.7.
Hys flour, firm: fair to o.khI t4.1iiU4.Bo:
choice to fancy. 34.srni4.fifi.
. CORNMEAL Steady; coarse, l.t59
1.70.
HYE Dull; No. 3 western, 14c f. o. b.
New York.
HAH LEY Easy ; malting. SWiTOc, r. I. f.,
Buffalo; feeding. 'Vc, c. I. f. New York.
11 EAT Heceipts, 29,OfO bu. Spot mar
ket easy; No. 2 red, Sl.oSSiS'l.ltt-. elevator,
$1 OTfc. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Du
loth, $1.11i. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard
winter. ll.os, f. o. b. afloat. Further ac
tive liquidation today, coupled with large,
receipts and favorable weather news,
caused moderate decllnea In wheat final
quotations showing 'OjVc net loss. Export
trade was less active, although mills sgaln
bought freely. Septenibeer closed at $l.i7.
December closed at ll.08 and May Closed
at 1 11914.
COHN Receipts. 17.200 bit. Spot market
steady; No. 2, KHo, nominal, elevator, and
Wc, nominal, delivered. The option mar
ket Was Steadv. hut nnlpt elrolna- irllv
Jo lower. September closed at foic; Decem-
' 7r'"'77'i'. cloaed at 77'4c.
OATS Receipts, M.OCO bu.; exports, 6.6e0
?nu-.. pot "-arker. quiet, mixed onts. 20 to
rL'-, - "2c; natural white, 26 tft lbs.,
5!,;'"r: clliiped white. 32 to 40 lbs.. KWjfllc.
FEED-cjiilot; spring bran, 24 0; mid
dungs, 325.SO.
HA giilet; ahlrplng, 60S5c; good to
choice. 7Sfl80c.
, JJOP8 Quiet; state common to cholca
lL' 7c 19f!6- -4'6c; Pacific coast, Wo7,
5&7c; lKifi, 3r,,6c.
HIDES Dull; Bogota, l0V4i&19Vtc; Central
America. Sc.
LEATHER Quiet; acid. UW&Xk;.
PROVISIONS-Leef. steady; famllv, $17.t0;
mens, $14.e(4i I11.&); bsef ha.us, 32d.(w4i31.ini;
packet, $10.UKi()16.C); cut meals, steady; pic
kled bellied, iO.;:Vail.tHi; pickled hnms, 311.60
14.00; city extra India mess. 1:14. m5 25.00.
Lard, firm; western, $10.5oU10.6;; refined,
firm; continent, HO.nO; South America,
111.25; compound. 7.755f8.0O. Pork, firm;
family, t.w. short clear, 19.00&J0.oo; mess,
$17.mxal7.ftO.
TALLOW-Dull; city ( rr package),
5c; country, packages free, 6V4S6o.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
S ic; Japan, nominal,
LLTTEK Easy ; creamery specials. 24 5
J'-c; extras, aWa 23o ; thlrda to firsts.
WHityc; state dairy, common to finest,
18(f?22Vio; procesa, common to special, Jafrf
5'c; western factory, firsts, 19c; western
factory, imitation creamery, firsts, 19W-
20c.
CHEESE Firm; full cream special. 13
gl4c, small, colored or white, fancy, 12c;
large, colored or white, fancy, 121c; good
to prime, llii;c; common to fair, lucjii
Mfce; cklms, 9iil01c.
EGOS Quiet; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, aelected, white, 31'u3L'c; fair
to choice, 2,t)30c; brown and mixed, fancv.
274ii8c; fair to choice. 24(a2c: western flrsta.
Zibiac; seconds, 21C23Hc.
POULTRY Alive, ateady; spring chick
ens. He; fowl, lil'ie; turkeys, 13'-ic; dressed,
firm; western spring ct li kens. Ii'il9c;
fowls, lafcliie; apiina turkeys, 20-32ic.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Showi Relief Afforded
Speculative Liquidation.
by
WEATHER. l. THK URA1N BELT
Fair Saturday After av Night of
Cooler Air.
OMAHAi Sept. 18, 1908.
Good rains have fullen in the Dakotas
and northwest since the preceding report,
and continue In North Dakota and Montana
this morning. Temperatures are lower In
the extreme upper Missouri valley, the
northwest and mountain districts, and
cooler weather will extend over this vicinity
tonight, wan probably continued fair. In
creamed cloudiness Is shown in the eastern
portion. Ruins continue In the west gulf
statea, being excessive In the vicinity of
Galveston, where a fall of 7.16 Inches has
occurred within the last forty-eight hours.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1908. 19.17. loofi. 190S.
Minimum temperature.... uS 73 18 62
Precipitation 00 .00 .84 .63
Normal temperature for touay, uJ degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March
1, t.07 Inches.
Deficiency for corresponding period in
1907, 6.62 Inches.
Deficiency tor corresponding period In
1904, 2.66 Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
VALUES ARE AGAIN UNSETTLED
Movement la Straggling; and Mixed
to a. Marked Degree A roe r
lean "melting; Marked
Dan n.
NEW YORK, Sept. IS The stock market
today showed the relief afforded by the
speculative liquidation which has been af
fected during the week. The pressure was
lightened and the requirement of the short
Interest left uncovered was sufficient to
cause aome rally. The tone waa unsettled
and uncertain and the movement of prices
straggling and mixet to an unusual degree.
Developments outside the technical specu
lative position of the market were not im
portant except for an easier tone. In rates
in call money. Taken in connection with
the heavy cash decrease for the week In
dicated by the preliminary estlmatea, the
action of the call loan market waa Inter
preted to mean that substantial reduction
of loan account had been made In connec
tion with the liquidation at the Stock ex
change. Signs of further weakness were
to be seen here and there in the market
The lack of action towards a disbursement
of the Great Northern Ore certificatea
arouses the fear that the dividend Is to be
omitted. American Smelting continued to
suffer from the excess of the former
speculation and. In some degree, from a
further marking down In the prlcea of
Copper. Rcporta of copper trade conditions
were not encouraging and ttie lapse of the
demand for thai metal glvea credit to
reporta of a similar lull In the Iron and
ateel trade.
A revival of the subject of Increased
freight rates Is considered significant also
of continued unsatisfactory conditions in
the railroad earnings. On the other hand,
industrloua use waa made at the Stock
exchange of rumors of some coming an
nouncement that was to benefit the mar
ket and: the nature of which waa not dis
closed. These rumors Increased the dis
position of tlie shorts to cover their tracks
andvwlth the subsidence of pressure on
the Veak spots, the upward movement
gained In definiteness.
Konds heavy. Total snles, rar value,
11.970.000. United States bonds unchanged
on call.
Closing quotations on stocks were as fol
lows:
tl.984.1!7: gold coin and bullion,
gold certificates. 3.11. r. 170.
t32.o77.6l9.
Wheat
Sept,
Dec.
May
Corn
tept.
Dec.
May
Oais
Sept.
Dc.
May
Puik-
Oct.
Jan.
May
Laid-
Oil.
Jan.
May
Ribs
Oct.
Jan.
May
lft,
II 0t,
I 40 00
1 0o4!
I 1 oH
7i4iif7
Itw-'atlsl
i04',y.-)4
i 47'!
1 w
1 OOVs.
1 01
I I
I
991
76' i,
HIV
0ul
4-1 'HI
9911 1 01
91V1 OOU,
I tiu
1 02,s,l 02 1 1 o3'
Ktl'l tK'HiS1! oau
7o'J 76Vi! 77
fcH 66&K)'!6!;Vu "
.Ofiu VGl'a'lfil
15 10
16 i'l
16 M
10 C7'i
9 i0
9 !W
9 70
8 SO
8 9)
I
15 CO
16 95
16 90
10 17S
9 9o I
V 9.'4i
9 77h!
8 90
b4(4j UMiiW-'i'U ,H
6e,l 61 W'r.,
15 10 i 15 4."J 16 l-'4
lii 6.1 16 92i 16 "0
16 i0 16 90 I 111 to
10 071,1 10 17H; 10 02V,
8 9;
9 0
9 tw
9 70 I
8 ?7V,
8 9J I
9 -'V
9 97Vi
9 77V,'
8 87Vt
8 SlVil
9 82V,
9 90
9 67Va
8 80
8 Do
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For the twenty-four houva ending at I
a. m., 75th meridian time, Friday, Suplcm
ber 18. 1908:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Max. Mill. fall.
Stations.
Ashland, Nib.... 91 eo
Auburn. Neb 90 61
Rrtken How, Neb. 90 04
Columbus, Neb.. 91 6?
Lulberlsou, Neb. 89 67
Fairbury, Neb... 90 64
Fairmont, Neb... 8 63
Or. Island. Neb.. 90 64
llartlnglun. Neb. 96 06
HaHiingH, Neb.... 90 t3
lloldrege, Neb..,. 90 61
Oaknaie, Neb 8j t6
Omaha, Neb 86 68
Tekauiuh, Neb... 90 til
Alia, la 87 64
Carroll. Ia 9 62
Clarinda. Ia 87 61'
61
66
Sibley, la 88
Bloux City, la.. 88
Minimum temiieraturs
period ending at 8 a. in.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
.00
.0o
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.to
.00
.00
.00
.00
.14)
.00
.00
.00
for
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ch;ar
Clear
Cl-ur
Clear
Char
Clear
Clear
Clear
i.'lear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Temp. Rain,
Max. Mln. Inches.
16 6 : .00
17 84 41 .00
14 t 6J T
12 9 ) 66 .00
21 frS 62 T
19 !8 HO .00
31 83 5 .13
19 90 64 .00
13 90 CI .02
No. 2.
Cah Ciiiotatlons were as followa:
k LoL'u-FIrm and higher; winter patenta,
H.'kVjH ; w inier snaiiiuts, 13 9fl3.95; aprlng
iiateiits. Jj.lwuj.4i-, spiiiifc straights, 4.om.
b.i; bakers. U.s.li'.
HEA l'- No. 2 spring, 99c; No. I aprlng.
Mc4il.a; No. 2 red. t9Vscal.0ua.
toKN-Nu. 2, 78b?9Vc; No. 2 yellow, 7S'
fc".8'tc.
OA IS No. 3 white. Mc; No. 3 white, 47VjiC
H Y E No. 2. 7ii(iT6Vc.
UARLEY-Oood leedlng, 59c; fair to
Choice mailing, 64tnlc.
SUElm-No. 1 flax, I1.23V4. Timothy,
urtrntt, 32f'u:l3i.
PROVISIONS Short ribs sides tloosei,
39jo9.s7Vi. 1'olk, Tiiees, per bbl., Jli.VKir
lo ie. Lard, per KM lb , ilO.17'4. Short clear
sides (h.ixedi. $10.UKil0.26.
Following were tl.e lecelpta and ship
ments of flour and grair.:
Receipts, enipnienis
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Com, bu
(.la's, bu
Rye, bu
R111 Icy, bu...
39.1H1)
7K.urO
410.0U)
4W.OO0
5,ooo
21.1.000
41.(00
18.()
27.iw.i
3' 9, "00
l.OoO
60.O.O
On the Produce eichatiKe toddy the but
ter inarkei was st iudj ; reamerha, "iiJ3c;
dairies. 17jJoc. Eg(, steady; at mark,
eui.es Included, ll.iikv , tints, tic; pi line
firsts, .-c. Cheese, steady. 12i13c.
Kansas City Uralu aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 18 WHEAT l"n
rhanged to IV higher; Septemtier. 9?c;
Ivcemtier. 94 c: May, 97!c Cash: No. i
hard. 97t'jll.U; No. 3 hard, 95i;974jc; No. 3
red. fl.044l.: No. 3 red, 11.03.
CORN Unchanged to He higher: Septem
ber. 74c; Devember, tHo; May, 59 e.
Cash: No. 2 mixed, 76c; No. 3 mixed, 74c;
No. 2 white. 76ljc; No. 3 white. 76c.
OATS Cnrr-sngeU; No. 2 whits. 49c; No.
t mixed. 47M48,o.
Rl E T'ii.'Mv.
HAY Steady on
timothy. J9.!i 10.00;
.to.
RCTTER Steady; creamery
ItlU llrt: 1. 1 C.
ECHIS Ftriu; fresh extras
receipts, lie.
top grades; choice
choice prairie, is.25'u
J3c; fiack-
2C',c: currant
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu....
Receipts.
,23i.OOO
. 12,001)
. 11.000
Shipments.
1 lb. 000
lO.O'lO
6.000
Kansas City options:
Articles.
Wheat
December May
C'irn
Pecrmlier
Vlay
! Open. I High. I Low. Closa
-7 : ;
,:54U.rf
944 3T,94B
7,';wj:197ffvB
S3 !
6S,'58S;A
A asked. D bid.
St. Joseph live Vtoek larket.
FT. JOSEPH. Sept U.-CATTLF
r.tcelpta,
Av head. Market slow and
No. of
Central. Stations
Chicago, III
Columbus, O
lies Moii.es, la
Indianapolis. inJ.
Kansas City. Mo,
Louisville, Ky
Minneapolis, Minn,
Omaha, Neb
St. Louis, Mo
Showers occurred in the Minneapolis and
St. Louis districts s lice the last report.
Tempeialuies are slightly higher In the
tvnual and eastern uisliicts und slightly
lower wesl of the Missouri river.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. Louis Oieneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18 WHEAT Lower;
track, No. x led caih, tl.b&al.t'i1; No. J
Laid, fl.4Ai4jl.uJ: DeccruLar. tl.W'tb l.oOS;
May. f 1.0:" "(i 1.03.
CORN Finn; truck. No. 2 cash, 77M,
i.c; No. 2 white, t4j0V.'; December, 6ij:
May. ObVuOo'.c.
OATS Firm; track, no. z casn, c; -o, 1
white, oic; December. 48V,c; May, 5o?c
RYE Quiet at 7&U78ViC.
FLOUR Finn; red winter patents,
$4 60iu4 90; extra fancy and straight,
$4.05sl 4.66; clear, S3. 50.
SEED Timothy, 3 2.60 4j 3.50.
CoRN MEAL Steady at 3.80.
URAN Unchanged; sacked, east track,
fl.OKU 1.03.
HAY Unchanged; timothy, $9.00
14.00; prairie, $8 0010.00.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.00.
RAGGING 8c. '
HEMP TWINE "c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
$15.75. Laid, low er; prime steam. $4 37 V.
Dry salt meals, strong; boxed, extr.i
shorts, 104c: clear ribs, 10-4c; short
clears, 107Ac Bacon, steady; boxed, ex
tra shorts, 11 c; clear ribs, 11 H; short
clears, llc.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 9c; springs,
13c; turkeys, 17c; ducka, 7f(i8c; geese, tc.
lU'TTER Quiet; creamery, 19nji3c.
EG4JS Firm al 184c case count.
Receipt,. Shipment.
Flour, bbla 10,000 11,000
Wheat bu 100.000 66,000
Corn bu 41.000 38.000
(jt,; bu '. 8S.00O 94,000
Philadelphia Prodnce Market. '
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1S.-BUTTER-Sleady;
extra western creumery, 24c;
nearby prints, 27c.
EGOS Firm; good demand; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts ifroe case, 24c at
mark' current receipts In returnable cases,
Elc; weatern firsts (free csstsi, 24o; cur
rent receipts (free cases) I3c al mark.
CHEFSK Firm; New York full crenma,
Choice, 13;jl3l4c; fair to good, UVuL'o.
Sloas City Live stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Sept. 1. (Special Tele-
gruin.) HOGS Recelpta. 1.9" 0 head: market
weak: range. jXoc'cn, : bulk, Ki.&'u 75.
CATT1-E Receipts. ) head; market'
ateady; beves. $4 54if6.(0; grass cows, $tn0
lJ5o, feeders. $2.71-114'); calves and year
lings, $2 24X.
Liverpool Grate Market,
LIVERPOOL. Sept. II -WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. red western winter. 7s 9d:
No. 1 l'" I forms. 8s Id. Futures, quia;
September. 7s 84d; December, 7a 84d;
Marcli 7a 7d.
CORN Spot, nulet: American mixed. 7s
&d. Futures, ouiet; October, is 9'jd, D
eemtier, 5s 94d.
FLOCK Winter latent,, steady at 29s.
AmalassiatMl Copper
Am. c. t
An. C. A r. ptd
Am. Cutlon Oil
Am. H. L. pts
Am. lo gscurlties
Am. LinBed Oil
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pM
Am. s. a K
Am. 8. ft R. ptd
Am. 8uK&r Refining
Am. Tobarro pfd
American Woolea
Anaconda Mining Co.fr:...
Atchlaon
AtLhtton pfd
Atlantli: Coaat Una
Baltlmora & Ohio
Bal. A Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Kapld Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
(Jantral Leather pfd
Central ot New Jersey
Chesapeake ft Ohio
rtilcoKO Ot. W
Chicago ft N. W
C, i. 8t. P
C. C, C. St. L
Colorado F. ft I
Colorado ft 80
Colo, ft 80. 1st pfd
Colo. A 80. 2d pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Produote
Delaware ft Hudaon
Denver ft Rio Urautle
D. A R. G. pfd
Ulatillera' securities
Erie
Brie lat pfd
Erie ii UJA
General ailectrlc
Gt. Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore clfa
llllnola Central
luteroorough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City So
Ji. 4". So. pfd
Loulavllle ft N
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L
M . St. P. ft B. 8. M
Mnanuli Pacific
M., K. T
M.. K. ft T. pfd
Nationil Lead
New York Central
N. V.. O. 4k W
Norfo.k ft W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacillc Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P., C, C. ft St. L
Preaud Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Swel Spring
Heading
Republic Steel
Reiuollc Steel pfd
ROvk Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
81. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd
St. Louis 8. W
61. L. S. W. pfd
Sloea-Sheffteld 8. ft I....
Southern Pacific
80. racttlc ptd
Southern Railway
80. Rahway pld.t
Teuueaace Copper
Texas ft Pacific
T.. Bt. L. ft W.....
T., St. L. ft W. pfd
llnlon J'aclfla
Voion Paclfle pfd
l 8. Rubber
V. Rubber 1st pfd
V. steel
f. g. Steel pfd
lien Copper, ex-dlv
Va.-C'aro. Chemical ,
Va.-caro. Chem. pld
Wabasli ,
Wabash ptd
Weetliifhouae Electric ..,
Westrril Cnlon, ei-llv....
Wheelllig ft L. b
Wisronsin Central
Total aalea (or the day,
galea. Hle.il
, 20 76
100
too
Low. Close
3 14
34
37
'
"ir.si
log
w
91 Sa
3.14
44
88
14
87
'4
"eoii
171a
28 V,
U
4
41U
t
1W('4
Wi
'S44
!a
t.
E,s'4
II
lU
2714
60
30i
X)
4.V4
.
SI') ll
24.700 1114
f4
11
21
900
'i.'ioo
uiioo
3,100
I. Oh)
uo
300
18(0
4,700
CO
no
8,100
"i.ioo
1.3J0
s)
too
SuO
1,U0
7"0
lo, 5110
4.4110
, 4. UK)
I'M
:
, li.s)
8l0
400
no
I'M)
, LOJO
, M.tOO
900
M0
7. 700
1.OI0
too
3u0
'"400
100
2iV,
17 4
74C4
74
1014
US
24
'444
aa4
101
12S'4
3
2Si
434
87
5
K4
i
"t
1704
24
H
404
64
157 4
13(4
'S24
17
65
08
1444
174
l(s4
JI4
294
374
414
4.
140
l4
t.7
1374
U
114
83
174
REPORT Or- THE CI.EAni.XO HOVJB
Transactions of the Assorlated Oanks
far the Week.
N'EW YORK. Sept. 1 Bradstroet s bank
clearings report for the week ended 8p-
lemner 17 allows an sKgregate of i'.i'.
747.011), against $2.l8.2v.ui last week and
$3,753.9:i3,4so In the corresponding week last
year. Following is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
. 4,100
100
100
6110
. 1.3O0
. l.SuO
2O0
. .00
. l.no
. J.'.")
3fK
. 2S.T
100
. ls.eoo
300
'. " iio
. 1,800
2iA)
.179.3J0
600
700
. .'
100
100
.. Jl.l'W
400
.. 4,1100
4'JO
wo
lt)
1UI
eou
. .183.300
.. 1.4is)
1I
,. 40
.. l.tvO
two
801
107
164
HI 4
120 Vs
W,
43
7C4
lf5V,
44
73
1
134
214
1234
ln4
jits
1&24
3.'
1324
23
794
!
84 '4
26H
42
I06 Vi
lis
21
5m
374
M4
25
67
111
87
4
9a
454
llc,
41
24
)0 li
1300 71
104
164
4
11'4
(34
30
6'-'4
74
10J4
84
73
M
1874
2(4
1214
95
'ii"
1624
844
1304
81 4
74e
18
834
264
62
1024
118
304
504
I7S
14
25
(i
154
664
04
t
44
ie4
404
K
.1 , .
13
'i4
roo 27't
791,400 shares.
75',
l'l
334
IS
24
ls'.a
45
H4
4
1-rJ
'24,
.
.4
44
88 ,
94
if 4
671,
sm
54
1714
14
944
Sua
114
64
164
1364
oi4
31
38
u
674
1464
"4
lie
374
4
21' 4
to
4'14
tr,
If)
ii-4
34
Hi)
11
81 4
V4
55
2
174
2 V
14
lint
1S4
II
130 14
M4
UH
4.
764
105
404
S
"4
1394
344
1:24
K4
7S
314
HI
3(4
124
23
1
18
344
2
l4
43
61
1 -4
;i
214
614
3'. 4
234
i
.
161 4
864
344
t
454
11'il",
414
'4
101
H4
2u
714
61',
44
274
New York
Chicago
Rrstnn
Fl-lladelnhU
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco '.
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Let roll
Omaha ,
Louisville
I.os Ancelos ,
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Buffalo . ,
Denver
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
Pn vldence
Portland, Ore
Allany
Richmond
Washington. D. C...
Spokane, Wash
Sail Lake City
Columbus
St. Joseph
Atlnnta
Memphis
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Des Mulnea
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Orand Rapids
felrmlnghttm
Syracuse
811 ux City
Springfield, Mass....
Eansvillc
Portland, Me
Dayton
Little Rock
Augusta, Oa
Oukland, Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Knnxville
Jacksonville, Fla
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Lincoln, Nob
Wilmington, Del
Wichita
Wilkesbarre
Wheeling
Fall River
Davenport
Kalamazoo
Tupeka
Helena
Springfield. II!
Youngslown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
Erie, Pa
Cedar Rapids, Ia....
Macrni
Akron
Iexlngton
Rockford. Ill
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Blrjghamton
Chester, Pu
Sioux Falls, 8. D. ...
South Bend, Ind
Bloomingrton, III
Canton, O
Qulncy. Ill
Springfield. O
Decatur. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Nob
Jacksonville. Ill
Oklahoma City
Houston ,
Galveston
Columbia, S. C
Sacramento
Jackson, Mlsa
Clearings. J Inc. j Doc.
$1 6 9.17.1, toil .41
2-W.589.I.O' 1 1.4
148.lW,cOf) 1.9
115.45!, mo 14 tl
59.6.ish 5 1
43,:'6v0ni 6 9
4l.2o5.0H0i 94
4'.!l4.Mi 10.0
IS.fcfl.Cur 17.5
23.611.1 o. 12.7
27,301',0' 3.6,
13.174.'0l 35. J
lo.M.OMl 15.13
ISXi.OO j I 4.T
I 19,333,0001 ... .j .4
10.319.01!! I 13 5
11.274.kO' 2.7
12.2fi2.V .4
10 Gov."! 2.9
It).;;6.0i0 18.6;
8.277.40 .2'
8,7!.i'l I 10.1
7.757.00.1 ( 1.3
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARRE1
Cattle of All Kindt Steady, with Re
ceipts Very Light.
HOGS SnOW SOME IMPKOVEMENT
Small nan of $hre and l.nnilis, W hile
Trade Is Hatbrr Dull, but with
No Great 4' h singe In
Prices.
OMAHA, Sept. IS, 1H4.
Cattle. Hons. She
SOUTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday U.9ii)
Official Tuesday 10.114
Official Weunesday le.o-4
Offlci.il Thursday 7,015
Estimate Friday 700
horp.
21.19;
1.93"
6.11a 2-i,'T
o.l.l .i.
b.lso 21.8.
3.300 v 6,nJ
11.096,'itHl
6.4'0,i'!
11,(0 I
5., 173.01 1)
C.:i7 .van
S9.6
1.7
6.7,.
.11.
Five days this week..4',314 2i.6;3 9i.)
Same days last week. .. .26.JM0 20.739 9i.4u3
Same tlays 2 weeks ago..J4.6(5 2i.S"5 D.2H
bama days 3 weeks aito. .2o.l9 21,870 55.111
Same daya 4 weeks ago.. 24.(75 2a, i09 46u;
Same days lust year. .. .84,1) 3o,'.6l 75,349
The following table anowa the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with lait yeai :
I. 1907. Inc. D"i
Cattle 6'.8'-.3 Si:!. -03 144,3(0
Hogs l,89M,2nl 1.S47.441
Sheep 1,260,732
Tile following table
at South
6.172,0001 8.7
6.!ni.(Xr 6.1'
B.5-,,t-i j 7.8
5i90i 8 8
5.ii5, (Will 6.8
4,278.iX I 7.7
S.tWt.rt'Oi 3.8! ,
4.59..0"0 I 14.1
B.5ti.(si! .81
S.M-.olO I 9.0
3 .217,10.1
3,:53,irO 3.1
3,5i,Mi
2.743,-. s 15.7
f, "3.0)1 ITi.l
2.. 17.0ii) 16.2
i.22.!")! 11.6
2.1. Vi,iM , 11.8
1,713,400 17.1
I'.fiSVIViel 3H.8
2.219.(i; 3.7
1 .nsj.oO1! 6.8
J.SOI.OMO 14.3
1.9I9,(0 6 4
1,6(4.0) 7 4
1.101.000 19.3
1.619.001 3".6
l.nW.iVOl 89.4
1.626,ori
1,11,10 no
1, 427,00 l 11.6
1.422 F I ,2
l.iio.oml Z) 4
l,2'.0O0l 2.0
1,197.014)' 6ft
1,132.0001 14 1
1,417.() 9.9
1,1.79,000 10.7
l,474.f0l 8.4
93l00 8
So)ti 9.1
1.10"Vlc0 7.8
I.i.2o,f0i 4.61"
871, m'O I 7.4
.v31.0io I 6.2
1.2h7.(V' ft. 71
805yiO 5.6
cS.(0 7.4
6V0,tsKi 14.7
& 4,000 39.7
70J.0ti0 8.9
OIB.OOi 13 6
6ti4.(K) 10.0
5'.i't1 21.6
730,i't) 25. 0
6.!if3 6.9
469,0f.) I 6.5
357.ihi I 3.0
713Hi'i S.Ol
470.0011 1 rl ?
MU.OOO1 1 J2.1
71340) 43.71
681 .Oil' I .11.7
43,sl 26.7!
- 42D.O.IOI I If! 5
817,K'j 4.1
3X7, on); 9.6
2iW.() 9.1
1.026.0OOI
pru'e of hog
several Uuys,
42,8i:0
l,iw.9i 4,824
show s the average
Omaha for the last
677 Wyoming lambs, fas-dors....
178 Montana lambs, fdra, culls..
5n Montana lambs, fdra, culls....
91 Montana lambs, culls, fdra....
340 Montana lambs, feedera
3; Montana Innil'S. f.dprs
,714 Montana lambs, feeders
11 Wyoming lambs. leedra
178 Wyoming wethers, ewes and
yearlings
4S3 Wyoming lambs, feeders
217 Wyoming lambs, feeders
33 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
23 Wyoming lambs, culls
154 Utah lambs, feeders
319 Utah lambs, feeders
341 Utah lamba
2-6 western wethers, culls
214 western ewes, feeders
189 western wethers
4(9 Idaho yearlings
11 Idaho wethera
13 Idaho ewes
1302 Wyoming lamba. feeders ..
136 Wyoming lamlis. cull feedera
2i7 Idaho l.tmba, feeders
1 Idaho lambs, cull feeders....
552 Colorado lambs
.113 Colorado lambs, feeders
Yoa Wyoming ewes, feeders
42 Wyoming ewes, cull feeders.
60 4 93 I
48 4 50
45 8 75
( 4 (
M 4 V
55 4 Si
63 IMI
61 I 1$
4 15
00 4 50
62 4 50
60 4 50
61 4 3s
60 4 76
62 4 90
6H 4 90
97 3 .V)
75 2 40
87 1 6
II 4 10
19 176
lo 1 26
51 4
; 4 00
63 4 9)
60 4 0
06 5 5
10 3 2,.
9 2 55
6 2 40
MARKET
with comparisons;
Date. 19'8. 11907. 190U.190j. 19.I4.19"3.)"-.
6..
7..,
8..
..
10..
11..
Sept.
Sept.
Sepl.
Sert,
Bept.
Sept.
Sept. 12
Sept. 13...
Si'Pt. 14..
'-ept. jo..
Sept. it;..
Sept. 17..
Sept. la...
I 5 81 6 761 6 37 t 25) I 7 46
oVl 6 SM e 88 1 6 8i b 28, 6 3
6 64 I I 6 90i j S61 6 3 i i l I 7 4
6 4Vii 6 82 6 38 5 39 I 64 T 61
6 u I 5 M, 6 93 1
6 66 1 6 8 II 5 87;
Oil tl B.1
6 88
o 87 1
6 K
6 90
Ii 84
5 9i
8 797 5 84
6 824 a 78,
6 36;
6 101 5 81
.0 6 2l
6 02' 6 14,
6 09 6 14
I 5 29,
BUI I
6 4ix u 32 1
b 44,
5 i 7 4e
6 631 7 46
5 54, 7 5)
I 7 K
6 66
6 62 1 7 68
6 61; 7 55
6 bl 6 6( 7 42
I 6 Wl 7 43
5 54
6 51
6 58,
6 67
2 1. 51 1. OUL.
19.1'41i'O I.
6ll.11 Kil I
l.f'IS.4M0j !.
38700 .
14.1
"L7
"Not Included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
Hoaton Stocks and Boada.
BOSTON. Sept. 18. Monev. call loans, 2Ti
i-Eer .fer!t; ,ln,e 'ons, 34'i per cent.
Official closing on stocks and bonds:
Atchison sd. 4s.... 3i Vj Adventure
.do 4e 3 Alloucs ;-
-.nei. central 4s 40 AmalKamated ..
AO hi son R. R ;T4 Atlantic
.,d0 P. W4 'Bingham
Boston A Albany lis cal. ft Hecla..
Boston A Maine 1244 Centennial .
Boston Elevated im Copper Range
Pltrhburg pfd Paly Weat ... '.
Meilcan Central 15 Franklin
N. Y.. N. H. ft H....111 Oranby
Union Pacific Il4lale Hovale . .
Am, Arre. Chem 27 Masa. Mining .,
00 P'd K Michlaan
"'" "ua;ar 1J4 Mohawk ,
.12) Mont. C. ft C...
.123 Old Dominion ..
. 28'jOaceola
. tl l'arrut
. l(4Q'ilncy ,
.330 Shannon
....1(14 Tamarack
.... 4Trlnity
944 Cntted Topper ,
.... io I'. 8. Mining..,
....131 17. 8. Oil ,
. ... o6,tlah
.... 384 Victoria
. . . . Winona
....li)0
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18.-MONE Y-On call,
steady: Dil4 per cent; ruling rate, l'A per
cent; clo.ln? bid. 1 per cent; offered at 14
per cent. Time loans, easy; sixty day.
24 per cent; ninety days. 3 per cent; six
months. 2V, Pr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE
per cent.
PAPER 444
JVl-iji.tvi-i RXCHANCSE-Weaker, with
actual buslnesa in bankers' bills at
IL-.i;" V, .ixtv-dav bills, and at $4b60 for
demand. Commercial bills, KWWH
SlI.VFK- Bar. OiC aieiv -
BONDS Government, steady;
heavy.
Closing quotations on
toliowa: ,
fa, reg ..lns4 Hock. Val. 44a .-
. . . .l'4 ini. ec- 'T-
....101 L. ft H. an'. 4a...
l"l Man. c. a 4s
121 Mex. Central 4s...
....1214 do 1st Inc
"34, M. ft St. L. 4a..
!...110 M.. K. ft T. 4a..
....l'H "4 do 2a
.... 34iN. R. R. of M. e.
Jti'V. T. C. g. s is
were as
V. 8. re(.
do coupon
V. B. 3a. rg
co coupon
V. 8. 4a. reg
do coupon
Am. Toba.ice 4a
do ts
Atchison gen. 4a
do adj. (.
do cv. 4a
do cv. 6a
Atlantic C. L 4a...
Bal. ft Ohio (a
do 34
Brk. R T. cv. 4s...
Central o( Ga. 6a..
no 1st Inc
do d Inc
do 3d inc
Thee, ft Ohio 44a..,
Chicago ft A. 34s
C, B. ft n. 4a..
C. R. I. P. 4a...
do col. be
do rfdg 4s
CCC. ft St. L. g 4s
Colo. Ind. 5s
Colo. Mid. 4s
Colo, ft So. 4a
Pel. ft H. s. U...
I) ft R. O. 4a
KMe p I. 4a
do gea. 4a.
ejapan 4a
do 44
do Id series
lild. Ulfered.
45c.
railroad
New York bonds
..106
.. eH
.. 34
.. 84
.. 41
.. IT
.. 80
.. 4
.. t.7 4
4a 82
Ii4 N. I. C. g-
. y. No. Paclfle (a 103
.1104 do la 4
. in N. ft W. e. 4a M
. 754). S. L. rfdg 4a ... 9(4
.1'HiaPenn. ev. )is 115.... (4
. 4 do con. 4s i"1 4
. 44 Resding gn. 4a W4
. 37 Rep. of Cuba &s. . . . . .M'a
.1014 St. L. ft 1. M. e. a..llo
. 704 st. L. ft r. IS ss. n
. W St. L. 8. W. e. 4a..
. 4 Seaboard A. L. 4s
. 424 So. Paclfle 4a
, U do lsc sa
. tovso. Railway 6.
. 73 4Texae ft P. la
47 T.. 81. L. ft W. 4a
. J4Vnlon Pacific 4a
l.ii'.s do cv. sa
. 4 t'. . Steel Id
. 7; Wsbash Is
. 7o awestm Md. 4a.
. Vi ft L K. 4a...
. 4WIa. Central 4a...
. 4
do pfd
Am. T. ft T ,
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8..
Edliion Rlec. Illu. .
Oeneral Electrto .,
Masa. Electric
do pfd
Muss. Gas
t nlted Fruit
United 8. M
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Hid. "Asked.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. Sept. 18.Amerlcan securities
opened quiet and featurelsss today. Trad-
b ao iiiiinru at prices rang nir from 1:
a above yesterday's New York
Iti'i
mi
.10
tv
i
9
124
10)
22
Mi
IJii
46
4-'4
1074
27
90
l(i
7o 4
174,
114
iuSi
2:.V
44'.
43
, 4
Sunday.
The official number or tars or stock
brought 111 today by each road was:
cattle. Hogs. Saeep. II r a.
15
The uisposillon of the duy's receipts wero
as follows, each bujer jjurclias.ng tlio
iiuiiiuei- ot neau indicated:
Cuttle
Omaha Packing Co 136
Swift and Company 128
Cudahy Packing Co I,0u2
Armour & Co 318
Cudahy Co., f 111 Denver. 24
Schwai'tzcluld ct S 124
vaiisant & l.'o
Lobmun &. Rothschild
W. 1. Stephen
Hill & Son s
F. P. Lewis
C, M. & St. P 2 i
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Pacific 7 12
C. oi N. W east 1 2
C. ctf N- W., weat.... 7 8
C, St. P.. M. ct O.... 1 4
C, H. A Q., west.... 9 12
C, R. I. A p.. west 1
Illinois I'entral 1
Chicago G. W 1
Totals 29 46
Consols, money
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
iisltlmore ft Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ..
Chesapeake 3 Ohio..
Chi. Great Western.
Chi., Mil. ft 81. P.
De Bears
llenver ft Rio O
do ptd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Crsnd Trunk
Illinois Central ..
Louisville ft Nash
91
1 j
.1
41 4
124
'4
.. f7",
.. 214
.. 12
..l.Vi
..l'i(4
. XI
. .44
.1114
1-4
. 2
..414
..764
(44
.4
-4
..l'U4
.1114
. (t
.10:0,
.... 7
....1014
...1004
.... 774
... 7
.... T
New York HlMlnsj Stocks.
NFW YORK, Sept. 18. Closing quotations
on mining atocas
Alice
eMreeee
eBranswIck Coo
Com. Tunnel stock ..
ecora. Tuanel bonds.
( oa. Cel. ft Va
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Offend.
... 10
to
3
were as roiiows:
M etadville t OS. ..
C I.Htla Chief
Meslran
M ontarto
It Ophir
Standard
Ytllow Jack-t ...
.
. 44
4.VI
ISO
1.0
. 4
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Sept 18 Bank clearings for to
day were $2.191 .642. 60 and for the corv-a-spondlng
data last year $1.921. 170. U
Treasary Vtatemeat.
WASHINGTON. Sept 13,-Today'a atata
nient of the treasury balances lo th gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $lao(M.0o Kold
reserva, shows; AvalUbU easti balance,
below to
closing.
London closing slock quotations:
il-lOMo., Kan. ft Texaa
.. 54 New York Central.
.. 9 .Noifolk ft Weatern.
.. if ''a do pfd
.. 7u Ontario & Western !
.. 94 Pennsylvania
..1754 hand Minea
41's Heading
(SSouthern Railway .'.
1304 do pfd
134 Southern Pacific
;7 , lioon Pacific ..
. fcS4 do p(d
. I-'4f. 8. Hteel
. 424 do pfd
. i3 Wabash
. i?4 do pfd
.1(34 Spanish 4s
.i'l.'Amsl rr.n
cii cn cjuiet at Hit ier ounce.
MON E xWjr'. per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for abort hills is 14-516-16 ptr cent? f!r
three montha' bills. lVul 7-16 per cei.t!
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18. METALS The
London tin market was lower today with
spot at 130 2s Od und futures at 131 7 6d
lha local market was easy and lower also
at 38.3orn28.50. Copper declined to 5a 17s 6d
for futures In the London market. The
,0,t'i?;,ak'tJwa', weak- witil quoied
ut $13.374 (UJ.624, electrolytic at $13.204, 13 371-,
and casting at $13.oX(il3.2'4. Lead was
Is 3d higner at London, at 1213 3s 9.1. Lo
cally, however, the market was easy at
4.4,4!l4.60. Spelter closed at 19 17s In Lon
don. 1 he local market wits dull and -unchanged,
at $4.75ii4.80. Iron was higher In
the English market, with standard foundry
quoted at 60s 3d and Clevelund warrants at
51s 34d. locally the market was un
changed; No. 1 foundry northern, tlii 5i,',i
17.-, No. I foundry northern, $16.(x)ul6.7o;
No. 1 southern foundry and No. 1 southern
soft, $16. 75jj 17.25.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18. M ETA LS Lead,
lower, at $4.371,. Spelter, weak, at $160.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORI Sept. IS COTTON Fu
tures opened steady; October, S.loc; Decern
ber, s.'Mc; January, 8.81c; March, 6.82c;
May. 8.S7c bid.
Futures closed barely ateady; September
8 92c; October, 8 fie; November, 8.7-c; De
cember, 8.77c; January, 86!e; February
8.60c; March. 8.66c; May. 8 7.c.
Spot closed iulet, 10 (mints decline; mid
dling uplands, 9. Doc; middling gulf, 9.75c;
gales, 1,000 hales.
GALVESTON. Sept. IS COTTON Lower
ut 14c.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 18. COTTON
Stot, nulet: low ordinary, 4 ls-lAc. nomlinl:
oid.iiaiv, 64c; 1 mi i.roimuy. (;-16j; I iw
middling. 8 7-16c; middling. 9 3-lfic; gopd
tiudilllng, 9ic; niiddling fair. Ik?; fair, loc.
Iiomitial; sales. L4i4l bales; receipt.-, 30
buli a. stock. 46. 40 hairs.
ST. Lol IS, Sept. IV-COTTOV Quiet;
middling, 94c: sulrs 20 bales: receipts. 9i
bales; slupincuts, V9 bales; stock, .79 bales.
Saatar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. 8pt 16. SUGA R Ra w.
steady: fair refining, 8 iJ-Jr'i. 5 ic ; centrifugal,
90 test. 2 9 (f3.t( c. Molasses sugar. 3 i 4i
ic. Refined, steady; No. g 4 ace; No 7
4 75c; No 8. 4.or; No. 9. 4 6ic; No. 10 4 55.
No. 11'. 4 45c; No. 12. 4.45c; No. IS, 4vc
No." 14 4. Sic: ccnfectlon-s. A, 50c; mouhl
A. 8.55c; cut loaf, 601c: crushed. 59c;
Powdered, 6)c; grunulatad. Hoc; cubes.
MOLASUES-Qulst.
llos. Sheep.
513
bo9
98
8J0
198
l.Mii
CIIICA(R) Live STOCK
Cattle, lloaa. Sheep and Lambs Steady
on Moderate Receipts.
CHICAGO. Sept. 18.-CATTLE-Rocrtpts,
3.U4) head, market steady; sti-is, 44 .wtfi i.7';
tows. $3.25ou.2a; heifers, $3.00uS 30; bulls,
$o.DOj;4.6o, c, lives, $3.50(a.'5; slockers and
feeders, $2'.6"(n4.40.
HOGS Reci ipts. 9.010 hrad; market
steiidy; choico heavy. $7;5ii74.; butchers,
$7.3oii'i.4o, light mixed. $6.9. HI 7.15; choico
light. $7.2ori7.3o; packing, Jt,j 7T); pigs,
$3.70WH i; bulk of sab s. $7.' i' i .20
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 10.000
beau; market Sle.ioj , sheep, H.ir (tyi.lo;
lambs, $3.54 6.00; yearlings. $4.0i"ii4.76.
Bt. I.oala Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 18.-CATTLK-Reoelpts.
8.000 head, including 2,300 Texans. M.irket
steady. Nutlve shipping and export steers,
J4.ti(i(.26; dressed beef and butcher ateers
$2,75W6.26; steers under 1,000 lbs., $3.04vu6.10;
stockers and feeders, $l(.oiXtj4.tit); cows and
hellers. $2'.50CnS.76; tanners, $Miii2.20; bulla
2.76'04.2,5; calves, $4.00u7.4S). Texas and In
dian steers, $270'u6.20; cows and heifers.
tl.itKll3.76.
HOGS-Receipts, 7,600 head. Market Vi
lou higher. Pigs and lights, $.1.54Hu0.7o; pack
era, $6.85jj7.2o; butchers and best heavy.
i. 30441.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts, 700 head
Market steady. Native muttons, $4.00(14.15;
lamba, $5.25436.50; culls and bucks, JX2,(
4.00; stockers, 4.26'(i4.oO.
J. B. Root A Co
J. 11. Utilla
Cudahy liros. Co....
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey.
Sam VVerthlmer ....
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hugerly Co
F. O. lnghram
Sullivan Bros
Other Buyers
L. Wlsmcig
O. H. S. Co
Smith & Palaley....
10
60
76
48
48
31
"37
28
224
9
38
1
27
S87
63
67
10,714
Totals 3,511 3,211 12,974
CATTLE For the first tune this week
receipts of entile were E-mail, and still there
was a very ialr run for a Friday. For
the five daya the receipts foot up 40,314
hegd, as against 2S,8ob head for the sumo
clays last week and 31,103 ne.cd tor tho suniu
period a yeur ago.
No new features were developed In tho
cattle trade today, the market remaining
about stationary with yeslerduy's clone.
For tho week, however, there has been a
big change. The very bent beef ateers
limy not be over 15ij20c lower, but a con
siderable proportion of tho fair to pretty
decent kinds of killers show a drop In
values of 2o450c. Cows and heifers have
also suffered severely, being quoted around
4o'u60c lower than last week at this time.
The best fleshy feeders have been very
good sellers all the week, being at the
present time only about 16'(i25o lower than
11 week ago. The general run of common
to medium feeders have suffered the worst,
and they are selling around 20'sjioc lower,
uccordlng to kind and quality.
Quotations on cattle: Coed to choice corn
fed steers, $;.4oS 7.20; fair to good cornfed
steers, $5. 64.14 6. 4u; common to fair cornfed
steers, $l.(s'y5.50; good- to choice range
steers. 3l.fo'!io.25: fair to good range steers.
f4. 00414. 50; common to fair range ste.'rs, $3.00
fy4.o0; good to choice cows and heifers, J8.25
4i4.oo; fair to goml cows and heifers, $2.m4
3.2S; common to fair cows and heifers, $2.00
fo2 0; good to choice stockeis und feeders,
$4.2i;4.70; fair to good stockers and feeders,
$3.6i4i!.2o; common to ialr stockers and
feeders, J1.75Tn3.6o; stock heifers. $2.5O''j'3.0O.
HOGS Tho beat hogs, audi us shippers
wero especially anxious for, sold nt prices
that were strong to oc higher this nvrnl ig,
while the general run of fair lo good hog 4
were steady to strong and the common an I
iuferliir kinds slow, as usual. Tne bulk of
the hogs sold at $6.btKu6.,s6, with u top ut
$7.00. It will be remembered that yester
day thy hogH sold largely ut 16 i.-uio Su, with
a top' at 4)6.90. The close was dull and
lower.
As will be noted from the table at the
head of tiie column, receipts this week
have been very light, showing a falling off
of lo.OOO hi ad s compared with thu corre
sponding dava of last year.
SHEEP Receipts of bheep linked fm.ill
tills morning, only 6.&X) frth airlva'a be
ing reported. It was, however, a g eat
plenty and it really waa in the nature of
a relief to havo Until' r receipts after the
enormous runs earlier In the week. For
four days in succession receipia ut thU
point numbered over 21,C4)) head und the
total for the five days to date amounts to
VC.'joj lit nd, as against 75,349 head tor tne
corresponding five days of last week.
The trade todi.y waa blow and of an In
different character, without any very note
Worthy change in prlcea as compared wlih
yesterday, ll seemed as If everyone wus
tired out, both buyers and sellers, and nil
were giad of a lighter run and a chance
to tuko things a little easier. Thus no one
seemed In any hurry to do business und
the dullness and Indifference of the trade
was in strong contrast to tha uctlvlty pre
vailing on previous days tills week. Still,
thu offerings gradually changed hands and
in the end the bsru was cleared as usual.
A comparison between prices now pre
vailing und those of a week ago will
show very little cliaiu.'i In fat lambs, with
the bulk of the feeder lambs seldng a
little lower. Fat sheep have dropped IWj)
10c, but feeder sheep and yearlings have
remained about stationary and ara selling
just about as well as the killers. Quite a
good many ewes have been received tins
week and they are selling decidedly lower.
Quotation on range or grass aueiji and
lambs: Good lo choice lambs, $o.l5'i5.83;
full 10 good iambs, 4 9ou5.15; feeding lambs,
H.i"ti4.!-o; good lo choice light yeuiiings,
a4.1.4 3.i; bood to ciioice heavy j eatiint;.
ta.jeo-u4.lu; feeding yearlings, $3.70434.1j;
good to choice wet bets, $:J,.6ug4.0O; fair to
good wethers. $3.4O0r3.6'i; leeding wethers,
3.40773. 75; good to choice ewes, $3.26li3.50;
fair to good ewes, $3.00413.20; feeding ewes,
$2.254i3.0u; culls and bucks. 1. 00-112.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av. TrVe.
ewes, feeders
eweu,
ewvs
wethers
lambs, feeders....
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 18. CATTLE Re
eclpts, 2nO head, including 700 southerns
market steady; western, strong; uat.v.
steers, $6.264i i. 4t); fair to good. t 61106. 5
western steers, $!.&sfi5.oo; stock r and
feeders, J2.lv.4r4. 75; southern steers, $.1.i.ku
4.10; southern cows, $2.0otte:(.3i; native co.vs,
ti.ioitci.oo; native belters, $2.6 tji 5i; bul.s,
$2.44Ku .1.76; calves, $3 60ti6.50.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; mark t 6-fIOc
higher; top, $7.10; bulk of sulei, too '.11 Oi
neavy- ti.ooori.io; packers ai.d butch rj,
tb.wi-ai.io; light, $6.504,7.00; pigs, $1.0O4i6.3i
SHEEP AND LAMRS Ke.-eio.a. 40 0
neua; market steady; lambs, $I.;51i6 4i
ewes anu yearlings, $3.,5ul.H); western
yearlings, 83.94l4i-4.2o: western sin en. 1.1.401
a.iu; siocaers ana ieeaera, xj.oj4j1.10,
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
teterii mantels yesteraay were as follows
South Omaha.
Sioux City....
St. Joseph....
Kansas city...
St. LouIm
Chicago
Totals
Cattle.
700
200
900
2.200
3.000
3,000
Hoga.
8.300
1,900
3,700
7,6oO
7,606
9,000
Sheep.
6,5410
4,l5)
700
10,000
.10,000 33.000 21,200
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, Sept. 18. EVAPORATED
aitlls-I'rime apples lor November de
livery are queued al 60 asked, with very
little business done. Spot market Is also
quiet. Fancy quoted at 8V4no4c; choice,
iVfOc; prime, 644104c; cumin n to fair,
041 oc.
DRIED FRUIT-Spot prunes are in rather
owner oemaiiu, particularly the larger sizes,
Which are said to be scarce on ili.i c. a.t
Quotations range from 44(13c for Calif ru:a
and 6',4rii'74c lor Oregon fru t. ApiicoU
are moving in email lots, but buyeta snow
no disposition to anticipate probable re
quirements. Choice are quoted at S4(rfSVe;
extra choice, 844ih-; fancy, lOVnlc.
Peaches are dull, with choice at 74n, 4c;
extra choice, 7447c; fancy, 84440c. Tin-re
Is a model ate demand for spot rtusns. Willi
loose Muscatels quoted at 4V"4c; ciu.lce
to fancy, 6444040; seedless at lo and Lon
don layers ut tl.tr iff; 1.60.
LEGAL NOTICES
VColililiUed )
Wool Mnrket.
IIOSTON Sept. 18 -WOOl-The Commer
clal iiulletln of Roston, basing its wool re
port upon statistics gathered for the gov
ernment, will say tomorrow of the wool
market: The situation Is steadily Improv
ing. Tne change is not yet apparent In any
niatorlil increase in the volume of business,
but the inquiry during the week has broad
ened and there art- Indications that trade is
to become more general and of larger vol
ume. Sulcs of the week were at unchanged
prices.
ST. liOUIfc, Mo., Sept. 18. WOOI, Firm;
medium grodea combing and clothing. 16(i
2'0c; light fine, 1i'ilti4c; heavy fine, 114j20c;
tub washed, 2044 27c.
chaffer, II. P. Johnson, A. Leynrr, H.
Peterson. Hairy Swansea, John Rebel ta,
K. J. Kohn; russet grip, marked D. H.
Man. Miss Alma Robert, J. W. Welse;
valise, marked A. Penlff; hamper, marked
O. KinrKs; also i.ono pieces of miscellan
eous a nicies consisting of guns, bundles.
blankets, vnllecs. Iriinks. boxes, coesis.
watches and inustc.il Inatruiiienta not
marked. A. THATNCH, General Msggage
Agent. PI2-I9-J603
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
Tha following proposed amendment to
the onasUiuUuu 01 tne atate of Webrnsxa,
aa hereinafter set forth la full, Is tub
ultted to tne electors 01 lus taie 01 se
tun,,, to ba voted uvon at tae general
eiecUoa to ba bald Tusaday, Movsmbar 3rd,
A, X. 3tt4aW
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Section
two (2). four (.41. five loi. six i ana
thirteen (13), of Article six t6, of the
Constitution cf the Slate ot Nebraska,
relating to Judicial Powers.
as u vsolTsd ay the Legislature of the
Stats of Mabraskai
Section 1. Amsntunant proposed. That
Section two U) of Artie !) six li). of the
Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska, be
umeuded to read as follows:
Section I. (Supreme eouri; juogeai
turlsdiotlon.l His Scuremc vourt abali
consial of seven 0") judges; and a majority
of all elected and qualified judges snau oe
necessary to constitute a quorum or pro
nounce a decision. Tha ouprema Couit
shall bavit turlsdiction in all cassa relating
to lh revenue, civil caSea 111 which the
state la a party, mandamus, quo warranto,
habeas corpus, and such appellate Juris
diction as may be provided by law.
Section 2. (Ajaanamant yrovoaau- That
Section four (() of Article alx in, ot the
Consl tuition of the State of Nebraska, be
amended to read aa followa:
Section 4. tfsnpreme court, Judfaa,
election, term, reaiuence.i 'h Juugea of
the Supreme Cuit if. all be elected by the
electors of tha Mate at Urge; and their
term of office, except aa hereinafter pro
vided, shall te six years. And said Supreme
Court Judges snail, uuring their lerin 01
olfice, reaide at lha place where the court
ia holden.
Section 3. (Amendment proposed.) That
Section five (6 of Article alx (6) of the
Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska ba
amended to read aa followa:
Section 6. (Supreme eourt, Judgas,
election, terms oblef Jutrtloej That at
the general election to be held in the state
of Nebraska In the year 1908, and each nix
years thereafter, lliaro shall be elected three
(3) Judges of the Supreme Court, who shall
hold their office for the period of six years;
thut at the general election to be held In
the slate ot Nebraska in the year 1911, and
each alx years thei after, tleie shall be
elected three (3) Judges of the Supremo
Court, who shall hold their office for Uie
period of alx years; and at the general elec
tion to be held In the stale of Nebraska it
the year 1913, and each alx years thereafter,
theru shall be elected a Chief Justice of tiie
Supreme Court, who shall bold his office
for tha poriod ot six years. Provrderl, that
the inemhr.r ot tha Supreme Court whosa
term of office expires in January, 1914, shall
be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court dur
ing that tlmti until the expliation ot in
term of office.. And, provided further, that
upon the adoption of theae amendments by
the electors of the State, tha Governor
shall, immediately upun Issuing tna procla
mation declaring said amendments adopted,
appoint four 4) Judgea of the Supreme
Court, two (2) of whom shall ba appointed
to hold said office until their successor
shall be elected at the general election in
1909, and have qualified; and the other two
,2) shall holt, their offlc until their sue
lessors shall be elected at the general elec
tion held In 1911. and r.ae qualified.
Section 4. (Amendment proposed.) That
Section six (6) of Article six 161, of tha
Constitution of the State of Nebraska, b
amended to read as follows:
Section 6. (Chief juatloe.t Tha Chief
Justice shall aurve as such during ail the
term for which he was elected. He shall
preside at all terms of the-upreme Court,
and in his absence the judges present aha. I
select one of their number to preside tempo
rarily, i
Section 6. (Amandmen jropoaed.) That
Section thirteen (13), of Article alx (4), of
tha Constitution nf Nebraska, be amended
to read aa follows:
Section 13. (Judges, salaries,) That
Judges of the Supreme Court shall each
receive a aalary of 4,j0o, and tha Judges of
the Dlatrlct Court shall each receive a
salary of $3,000 per annum, payable quar
terly. Approved April 8. 1907.
I, Geo. C. Juukln, Secretary of State, ot
the State of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing proposed amendment 10
the Constitution ot the State of Nebraska
Is a true und correct copy of the original
enrolled and engrossed bill, oa passed uy the
Thirtieth session of tha legislature ot tilt
State of Nebraska, as aDpears from said
original bill 011 filo In this, office, and thut
said proposed amendment is submitted to
the qualified voters of the State of Ne
braska for their adoption or rejection at
the general election to be held on Tuesday
the 8rd day of November, A, D. 1906.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the
State ot Nebraska Done at Lincoln, this
15th day of July, In tho year of our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundi-ed and Eight,
and of tiie Independence of the United
Suites the One Hundred and Thirty-third,
and of this State the Forty-seoond.
GEO. C. JUNKIN,
(Seal.) Secretary ot Stat.
Oils nnd Rosin.
OIL CITY. Sept. . 18.-01L Credit bal
ances. $1.78; runs, 87,7t'l bbl. ; average, 147.
9.0 bbls.; shipments, 180,8m) bbls.; average,
iit-..js mils,
SAVANNAH,
35 M.
KOSIN-Firm;
IV 50; E. $2.60;
$3.35; 1. J3.7&; K.
Sept. 18. OIL Turpentine,
A. B and C, $2 402 45; D,
F, $2.70; O. .'.7.V.i2'.h5; H,
$4.50; WO, $6.00; WW. $6.25.
40 Wyoming ewes, feeders 90 2
1M3 Wyoming ewes. 91 3 .6
428 Wyoming ewvs 91 3 25
295 Wyoming wethers 95 I 75
1394 Montana lambs, feeders.... 6S 4 81)
1S9 Montana lambs, feeders 40 4 !0
49 Montana lamba, cull feeders 40 S 75
127 Montana lambs 64 6 00
3:Vi Montana lambs, cull feedera 47 4 25
111 Montana lambs, feeders f-H 4 50
38 Montana ewes 105 3 25
31 Montana lamba, culls Do 3 to
25 Montana ewes, feeders 98 2 4)
623 Idaho lambs 63 6 10
32'5 Idaho lainbs, feeders 55 4 75
li'll Idaho yearlings 9) 4 10
j Idaho ewes 1"8 3 25
3tU Idaho lainbs, feeiieia 68 bu
94 Idaho lamba, culls 6a 4 27
ii2 Idaho, ewes, feeders bo 2 25
107 weatern yearling,", feeders... m', 4 25
61 Wyoming ewes, feetlers .... 14 ! 2i
62 Wyoming ewes 112 3 00
loj Wyoming lambs, feeders 10 $ 63
3"28 Wyoming yearlings and
wethers, feeders 87 4 00
182 Wyoming yearlings and
wr-lher. feedera 81 4 01
341 Wyoming lambs, feeders 68 g 0)
1.6 Wyoming yearbngs, f-eder.. '6 4 lo
3oi Wyoming )erlliigH. feeders.. 4 10
Its Wyoming lambs, feeders 00 6 15
240 Wyoming lambs, feeders 60 & 15
267 Wyoming lambs, feeders Oi (16
2M Wyoming wetheri V7 t 75
123 Wynnlng lambs, culls, feedera 18 4 40
12' Wyoming lamb, feeders W 4 90
231 Wyoming wethers, ylgs, fdrs. 79 06
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18. COFFEE Fu
tures closed steady net unchtntre 1 to 5
points higher. Snles were reported of :i.7'0
bags. Including September at 6.9c; O tu
ber, 5.66c; December, 6.rti i5 6 .c; March and
May, 6.60c; August. 5.67'C. Spit, sttadv; No.
7 R'o 4c; Santos. 84c. Mild dull; Cord n a,
'a44i.-)C.
MIononiHilln Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 18. WII EAT No.
hard, $1.0:14; No. 1 northern. $1,024: No. 3
northern, $!.i4; No. 3 northern. 4';tl9:A(t
FIAJUR Good demand: first patents, ts.tifi
J50; aecond putenta, $5.6o4i0.no; first clears,
$4.40414.50; second clears, $3.6oij3.60.
BRAN In bulk, $18.
Peorln Market.
PEORIA. 111., Sept. 18. CORN-Lower-No.
2 yellow. 77!ic: No. 3 yellow. 77i.cr No
3, 774'-: No. 4, 764c
OA rS Steady; standard, 49fi94c; No 2
white, 4944Ooc; No. 3 white, 484484c; No. 4
white, 474j474c
WHISKY -41.37.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 18.-VVHEAT-M.r-
ket steudy. No. 1 northern, $1.08-0 1.084; No.
2 northern. $1.00jj 1.06V,; 'December, 99-4c
asKca.
CORN Lower; No. 3, 784c; December, 6Cc
bid.
RARLEY Lower; sample, SO&Oic.
Doluth Grain Market.
DULUTII. Sept. 18-WHEAT-No.
47c.
northern, $1,004.
OATS To arrive
LEGAL NOTICES
legal Notice union pacific rail-
wy Company Auction. ine lollowing
unclaimed baggage will bo sold ul puouc
auction al and lts Dodge eu eel,
Omaha, NeU., commencing 7 p. 111., J uea
day, October 6, 19os, slid continuing at the
raine hour each uay until all has been
toiu: Sample trunks, marked J. E. J., vV.
11.; painted canvas trunks, Mrs.- M. Rlch
erdaon, M. H. McCown, Tom Curtin, J. y
Whlttoii, Geolgo Meyer, R. C. Rroderick,
H. M. Jeffrey. William Dunbar, Grovcr
Warner; zihk .rui.k, market .vlisn .daiant
Rainbow, Mrs. Relle Rescordcr, Fled
VS ainpolc, 11. Mclntyre, Williuin Feddern,
Mis Lottie Jeter, Cecil Kroklng, Mrs.
Annie Flnaiio, Walter Campbell, Alex
Kriaran, Ray Emerson, P. lxllagyl, H. F.
Wallaces Vlnceng Luolto, Ii. E. Stafford.
Charles Helscher. Mrs. L A. Crux, Mary
Stuart, Con Fiandl, Carlo Bonflli. Mrs.
Ci-ona Finch, James Koulentes, J. A. Hell
iiurg, Aiallie fog el. ..lulu le iinunso, Mis,
Thursiu Melxenegger, Duncan Nellaon,
Paul Maloney, Junk Mllnaric; steamer
trunk, marked John Petree; russet trunk,
marked William Rehesock, G. A. Raxle, ;
chest, marked Frank Armstrong; box...
marked J. M. Howell, M Taylor, Hjursdy
Miric, Steve Stinovlc, George Ley, Mrs.
Muy Raynard, A. C. Major; suit cases,
marked F. Kroop, J. S. Hamilton, II. lie.
4.-e. Fred Fils-in, Charles l.ongly, F. H.
Hartman. J. K. G.-unt, 8. E. Pelkarskh
Arthur patarl, Mla M. Pace, Mra. M.
Hooper. Frank Dolton. J. H. Morrison,
Fran Meyers, ll. A. Powell; canvas tele.
scoie, marked H. C Morhnuse. John
Gabel. Ygnaclo Coto, Karl Raylor. A. L.
Cord. E. G. Colllna. R J. Walters. Frank
Hughes, J. D. Mayo, H. D Carnenter, C.
1. Hroain. Cliarles Raymond, J. E.
Schnolhv, C. H. Jenkins, Tom Clemens,
John Murphy, C. 3. Grandataff, F. W.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT. The following- proposed amendment to
tha constitution of the Stat of Msbraaka,
as hsialnafter sat forth In lull, la sab.
touted to thaeleotora of the Etat of Ma.
braaka, to b voUd apon at the general
aleotion to be held Tuesday, XTovambar Brd,
A. S. 1908.
A JOINT RESOLUTION to propose an
Amendment to Section 9, Article 8. of tha
Constitution of the Slate of Nebraska.
B It Kesolved and Enaotad by the Itsgiaw
lature of the State of Mebraakai
Section 1. (AaasndmenU) That at the
general election for elate and legislative
officers to be held on the Tuesday succeed
ing tha first Monday In November, 1908, the
following provision ba proposed and sub
mitted to the electors of the state as an
amendment to Section 9, Aritcle, 8. of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska:
Section 9. (Educational 3?unds, Investment-)
All funds belonging to the stale
for educational purposes, the interest and
income whereof only are to be used, shall
bo deemed trust funds held by the atate,
and the atate shall supply all losses thereof
that may In any manner accrue, so that
the same shall remain forever Invlolat
and undiminished; and shall not ba Invested
or loaned except on United States or atate
aecurltles, or registered school district bonds
of this state, and auch other aecurltles as
Ihe legislature may from time to time
direct. And auch funds, with tha interest
and income thereof, are hereby aolemnly
pledged tor the purpose for wulcri they are
granted and set apart, and shall not be
transferred to any other fund tor other
uses.
Section i. (Ballots 1 Adoption.) That
at said e'ection In tha year i9i8, on the
ballot of each elector voting thereat, t'. ero
shall be p. inted or written the words: "For
proposed amendment to the Constitution
Willi refirence to the investment of tha
permanent school fund," and "Agalnt aald
proposed amendment to the Constitution
with reference lo the investment of the
permanent school fund." And if a majority
of all voters at said election shall b tor
such amendment the aume shall ba duemed
lo be I'dopled.
Approved April t, 1007.
I, Geo. C. Junkln, Secret ry of State, of
the Stale ot 1 Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing proposed amendment to
the Constitution of Hi State o" Nsbraaka
is a tiur and correct copy ut In original
enroll;( and engrossed bill, as passed by
tho Th.rtleth session of the legislature of
the State of Nebraska, as appears froui
said original bill on fllsi in this olfice, and
that said proposed amendment is aubmlited
to the qualified voters ot the State of N'u
biaeka fur their adoption or rejection at the,
general election to be held on Tuesday, Uie
3rd day of November, A. D. 19j8.
In U-stliiiony whereof I have hereunto aet
my hand and affixed tha Gieat Seal of tho
Hi it of Nebraska. Don at Lincoln, tins
ljth day of July, In the yeai of our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundred and Elgin,
and of the Independence of tiie United
btut.es tha On Hunjied and Thirty-thinl.
and of this State the Forty-second.
UDO. C. J LN KIN.
(8eaL) Secretary of Stat.
OFFICE Or THE SIOUX CITX AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Omaha. Nebraska, August $. HXA
To lha 810 kholders:
Notice Is lei toy ,iv-n. that 'i, annual
meeting cf '.ha atoilholders of 'in aiuux
'City and Weatern Railway company t
b held at the oftic of the company 10
South Sioux City, Nebraska. at ten (lui
o'clock a. id., on Thursday. October lo. 19o,
to elect directors for the ensuing year and
to act upon the question of selling tn
r ill Mad piopcrty and franchise of this com,
cany lo tha Chicago, b' rhngtoii A Qulucjy
Rullroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under leas t
aald company, and tor tha tranaactloa of
auch other bualnesa aa may legally com
befor the meeting.
Py order tit lb Hoard nf Director.
W. , DCMKEft,
Secretary.
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