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Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
Total

CATTLE-There were hardly enough
cattle here today to establish quotations
and the market in that respect was In the
same condition as on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. There were less than a third as many
cattle here as yesterday and a third of
what were here were consigned direct
only three or four loads Of cornfed steers
were among the offerings ana the buyers
did not seem to think there were enough
to pay for the trouble of trying 10 buy
them. AS usual when the offerings are so
meager, the trade was dun and feature
less and unsatisfactory to every one CON
cerned. At the same time everything was
sold and prices were about steady.
About six loads of cows and heifers were
offered on the market and the desirable
grades brought steady prices. There were
some very common COWS which sold a
little lower.
The stocker and feeder trade would have
been dull for the want of cattle TO sell if
for no other reason. The amount of bust
ness transacted was very small. Repre-
sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
Sales of Cattle at Lower Prices THIN
for some Time.

CHICAGO. July 3l.-Sales OF ts,tle were made
from S2.0 20 $3.50 fer coarse cattle, up TO from
s4.50 TO s4.C0 for the best droves. There was "a
fair trade ~ stockers at advancing prices, the
best selling M to $50, but very little was done
in feeders: cows ana bulls were slow and
calves sold off to s5,35 for the best. Texas grass
steers were active and lrm "A from $3.50 10 $50
- Hogs we're a nickel higher yesterday and moved
up another nickel today and they Mere mostly SOLD
early al from E.G0 70 ssI5 for choice. from s.
to {2.25 for medium weights and from So to
ss.l for liEht weights. ths hulk Of the sales
We're ~ from SsS5 20 S9ll TIE market closed
duh. packers holding back.
Western range sheer. which make up the
bulk Of the offerings, are about lJc lower than
last friday. with sales at from s. 40 to SIS
Native sheep sell at from s. SO to s. .. and lambs
sell at from s. 10 500 for common TO extra.
A fcW selling below So. and q drove of .52 cali
fornia lambs averaging 52-lhs., sold yesterday
at S2Cl. Teday's market WAS steady.
Receipts: Cattle, BIO head. hogB. u.610 head;
sheen G u0N head.
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
WESTERNS

4 cows. 905 50 90 . feed
3 cows. 9S5 2 40 81 feed
COLORADO.
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CoHee Market.

NEW YORK, July Sl-COFFEE-OptIons
opened steady at 5 points decline. followed by
European weakness. local support, poor. under
tone weak under continued full Brazilian re-
ports; closed quiet and steady: : points down to
10 points up; sales 1850 bags. including. August.
80. 0oGlO September, SS.5jGs.70; October. So. 100
US. March, N.55ds.6O Rio, dull. mild. quiet
Cordoya. l6alsc; sales, 500 bags. Rio. No. :. al
$40. Warehouse deliveries from the United
States. 5.a61 bags. including 4.G72 bags from
New York: New York stock, 1868 bags; United
States stock. 2lo,5ss bags; afioat for the United
States, 2ls.O00 bags; total visible for the United
States, 42s,5S6 bags, againsr 81, 1876 bags last
year.
HANRE. July 3l-COFFEE-Closed steady: net
UNCHANGED to VI net decline. sales. q. 900 bags
SANTOS July @-COFFEE-Steady: good
average Santos. TO- 300 reis: receipts. 5000 bags
stock. s6s. 600 bags.
HAMBURG. July Sl.-COFFEE-Quiet; LaH
pig decline; sales. $1,000 bags.
RIO. July 3l.-COFFEE-Ouiet: No. =. Rio,
10, 200 refs; exchange, 9 lied; receipts. 5000 bags,
cleared for the United States. 5000 bags; cleared
for Europe. 1000 bags; stock. 20s. 900 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

BOSTON, July 3L.-Clearings, Sl5. $40, 09s; bal
ances. 32.l76. bS7.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-ClearinEs, s. slS2 PHI;
balances. GGi. $50.
NEW YORK. July Si--Ciearings. SO. sO7. sO7
balances. s.. $40. 1875.
PHILADELPHIA July Sl.-ClearinCs. IS 20
sos; balances, Ss4S. S45.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l-Clearings. 81. ~. 29O. bal
anees. Si6S, ZIG; money. Sos per cent: New York
exchange. 25c discount hid; par asked.
CHICAGO. July 3l-Money, steady; on call,
9 per cent; commercial paper, 6g7 per cent
New York exchange. before clearings, 40c dis
count sterling. posted rates. G.S9n on demand.
Sass on sixty days; clearings. ST.. 3s. oa.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
Toledo Grain,

TOLED July SL-wHEAT-Higher; firm; No.
2 cash. G4c; August. 6ilsc; September, Csc.
coRN-DulI; steady; No. 2 mixed, 2GIsc; Sep
TENDER 2jc.
~oATs-Active; steady; No. ? cash. 2Oc: Sep
1s4c.
RYE-Steady: No. ? cash, Ssc,
CLOVER S~EED-Steady and dull; prime, octo-
Der. S4.50.
olI-North Lima. 5sc; South Lima, sac; Indi-
ana, Sac.
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knnsas City Markets.

KANSAS CITY. July 3l.-WHEAT-Rather
slow; steady; No. ? hard. 5$c; No. 3 4sG5ic; No.
CORN-Fractionally higher; No, ? mixed. 22d
22.c: No. 2 white. 22G224c.
OATS-Firm; No. . mixed. nominally zoe; No.
. white. 2fc.
RYE-No. 2. nolninally &c.
dl2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

Texas cows. ussGaS beef steers. tssatSs;
native cows. u.Bd2is; stockers and feeders
SeoGaGs bulls Ntoa2sh
sou head; shipments. 90
head. market strong TO Sc higher, fairiy active.
bulk 81 sales, ETbHa. %; heavy. &cca2S; pack
ers. &T5a2a -. mixed. &&RAR lights. Eqof
10. Workers and PIGS. Ns5fGAG.
S~EEEP-Receipts. ~ head. shipments. none;
market steady. lambs. SpcH&oo, muttons. S2Oou
az
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81. Louis live storL,

ST. LOUIS. Juiy Sl-CATTLE-Reo-ipis. 400
mead. Market strong 90 Ice higher, native ship
piug steers. So SGfi80: Texas steers. s. sJd2.50
etorkers ana feeders. s. osfSs 30. cows and heife7s
81 u1aa. 70: Texas COWS. a. 7JFr1-75.
H~OGS-Eeccipts. Gns9 Bsad Market &c higher
light. S3.l5q326; mix,l, s2.sOq3.2 ~. heavy 5000
AZ.
sHEEP-Reeeipts. 500 head. Market steady
AEtlrrs. s. DaG25: lambs, s2.p0a4.so.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SATURDAY. AUGUST l., 1890.

the whole excellent. hayf, received scsn, atten-
tion. and the street 81 got particularly i'm
pressed with tie outlook itr railroad earnings In
view Of both shrfnksCe uf mercantile business
and consequent falling On u traf1c. The fail
ures OF the actual market have been mainly
the stocks which are the favoriies Of speculative
and professional manipulSidn. notably Sugar.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
New Yori. Live stack.

NEW YORK, July 5L-BEEYEs- Receipts, 80
mead. active: native steers, poor u good. $500
A.G5; Texans, $50; stays and oxen. s. S104li:
bulls, 30; dry COWS. I.S0G3-l5. European
Cables quote American steers al l0igHlir. dressed
weights; refrigerator beef. k13c. Exports tonor-
rgT. ~ beeles ana : ~ quarters 81 beef.
SHEEP AND L~AMBS-Recelpts. $50 head:
badly demOgaiized. owing 10 excessive supplies
sheep ana lambs. lover: sheer, prime. s=Da35o
lambs. common 10 choice. 5U9uII5.
HOGS-l.~eIPts. Lau head, steady al s2IJa
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
New York Money.

NEW YORK, July $L-MONEY ON CALL
STEADY al llga8 per cents; last loan, "a per
cent; closed, 2T2is per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Gd7 per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at Sass for demand
and Sass for sixty days; posted rates, 81. SsQI.Ssiz
and - sSla; commercial bills, SASHA.
BAR S~ILNER-GS+sc.
SILVER COMMUNICATIONS
GOVERNMENT BONpS-Firm; state bonds
dull; railroad bonds strSnes
Closing quotations on D6nds were as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. July Sl.-The weather being very
favorable, with a moderate number Of new buy
ers, and the local representative of out-of-town
buyers, an irregular demand was abroad that
took a good quantity of merchandise. In the
general feeling as to the future a slight i'm
proyement was visible on all sides as 10 the
promising Of good results with the opening OF
August. Printing cloths quiet at 2 7-l6c.
FALL RIVER July 3L-The local clothing
light sales.
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Wool Market.

BOSTON. July SL-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin Will say tomorrow OF the wool market.
There has been development in the trade this
week. The market is still depressed. Sales OF
territory wool are a little larger. because holders
have accepted lower figures. Prices on these
woods have never been lower. Fine and medium
are selling together on d basis Of 2Sc clean.
Fleeces are pretty generally held out of the
market There is a little more feeling around
in the market this week, and the general predic-
ton is that prices have touched bottom. EN-
cept on ieeces. they have certainly never been
lower. The sales Of the week are Lbs. 900 lbs.
domestic and 266. 600 lbs. foreign. against So 00
lbs. domestic and 3~.77T.5OO lbs. foreign for the
same week last year. The sales 10 date show a
decrease OF 40,G43. 663 lbs. domestic and 20. IL. 900
lbs. foreign from tho sales to the same date in
1885. The receipts 10 date show a decrease of
100. 30 bales domestic and g. 50 bales foreign.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

NEW YORK. July s1-COTToN-Futures
closed strong; sales. 26s, 100 bales: January. $3.50
February, $6si: March. $3.50: April s7.o3: Au-
vembeT. SG.s7; December. ss-sS: middling. 71-l6c;
net receipts, none; gross receipts. ] bales; eX-
ports. coastwise. l.2g5 bales: sales. II bales, all
spinners; stock. 81, $50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July SI.-CoTToN-steadyi mid
ding. 6 I-1Gc; sales. 3 bales; receipts, none
shipments, $40 bales; stock, 2s.6ls bales.
middling. GiS-i6c; low middiinG, 6 ii-isc: good
ordinary, 6 7-l6c; net receipts. G5t bales; gross
receipts, 65+ bales; exports. to Great Britain.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
THE REALTY EFT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday
'' WARRANTY DEEDS.

July 81:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
] n Burke and wife 10 Bridget Nc
CURE. lot 3, block 8 nrst add 10
Helen Morrill, TO c A Arnold. lot Y.
block l20 South Omaha ..;:-... 5000
] p Finley and wife 10 Emelie BliXt.
" 70 feet lot j block "a Shinn's
AP FAX and wife 10 NJ / Trude. lot
3 Aliens subdiy ....-..-..,..... 100
South Omaha Land company 10
Thomas Hector. lots : and S block
los, South Omaha .-.,--..,-....-... 80
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Werner Boehl et al 10 & J. Wright,
22X59 feet al ne cor. alley on west
side OF Sixteenth street, between
Howard and Jackson streets.-.-... Ibb
Total amount OF transfers .......s n 300
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

HOGS-The market opened steady 10 strong.
and the most of the hogs sold on that basis.
though after the trade was once under WAY it
showed a little more strength, In some in
stances hogs sold perhaps &c higher, but not
many loads. After the most urgent orders We're
filled the trade slowed up and the close was
dull.
The bulk Of all the hogs sold at s.. 70d2.s SO. the
same as yesterday, but the proportion at SsS
was larger today. The market a week ago was
about l5o higher taan today. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK July sI-SUGAR-Raw. firm and
higher: fair refining, 27sc; centrifugal, s6- tesi.
3 5-l6c; refined, steady: crushed. 5sc; powdered.
4Jsc: GRADUATED, l5sc.
LONDON. July 3l-SUGAR-Cane. quiet; CEN
trifugal Java. lis Cd; Muscovado, fair refining.
los, Beet sugar. firm and dearer; July, IS ID:
AIslsf Gs -ll.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
South Dakota small Grain Yield.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. D.. July 3l.-(Special)
About all the small grain in Douglas
county is in the stack, and II is estimated
that the yield throughout the county will
average about fifteen bushels per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
Markets.

PEORIA, July SL-CoRN-Essier; No. :, 2iEc;
No. 3. 23&c.
9Oa20I.c.
RHE-Dull. nominal.
WHISkY-Market steady; finished goods or
the basis Of Sl.22 for high wines.
RECEIPTS-Corn, 1850 bu. oats. 1850 bu-
rye. none; whisky. none; wheat, TO- 200 bu.
SHlPMENTS-Corn, 81, $50 bu.: oats, IS, 700 bu.
rye. COO bu. whisky. 6l5 gals. wheat, 500 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

Ayres today At Isl 80. Madrid. ~ p. Lisbon. rSis.
Rome, ipf.2iE. The amount q bullion gone
into the Bank OF England On balance today is
E1Sppo.
PARIS. July sl.-Three per cen, ren,es. leif
soc for the account. exchange on London. 81
lie fr chafks
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.ofered 'ex-dlv. IN assessmnnts I'D

including: american Tobacco. 500; sugar. SO. 100;
burlington q Quincy. II, 400: Chicago Gas. 5.lO0i
Louisville a Nashville. 1900: Manhattan, goo;
Reading. $500: Rock Island, 300; ST. Paul,
300: Western Union $500; silver certificates
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
mod

NEW YORK, July sL-FLoUR-Receipts.
1900 bills; exports. l.Co1 bbls. market
firm on winter wheat brands. patentS
"co9+ 25; winter patents. s2i5as 60:
winter straights, s%s-2oas.s0: Minnesota bakers.
s2so"2se; winter low grades. Sl.90a2.O5. spring
sse5a2.sO: superhne. 81 4s6&m. ~
S9IN M~EAL-slow; yellow western. csc.
h%N NRLEYI2si. SSs5fpRii S assi:2S. .sa4sc
WHEAT-Rcceipts, To-. son bu.: exports. Z 800 bu.
Spot. Dun. but firm; No. ! hard, 7ef. aHc. L Q. b.,
Haoat OPTIONS ruled i,rm all day. excepting for
ing: closed hIh.e net higher; bull factors were
heavy f is,nr.E m IhTGGsh r. t6g west; s = coverings
GS%c; September. csAhGi7.c, closed at Gi.c.
SC, liNSTIRS%Ggir55s' ai leC" sg:; exports ~ s9s bu
on 100 much rain in Kansas. and yesterdays
eased on: closing steady; August, $3.50; septem-
OATS Unchanged receipts, 10000 bu. exports,
.7.en ln. spot, duil hut nrm,
nuTrEn- Receipts. 4.cii pkgs steady; west
ern dairy s5lsc' western creamery. ii'sGl5c:
-cHEEsE Receipts, s"Os pkgs.; quiet. large.
5MaIe: small 5'-gIc' part ski'as. 2aiGc: foil
EGGs-Rseelp..s SEQ pkss quiet: state and
HAN-steady; shipping, Gei good TO choice.
HoPs-pun; state, oomnon to choice. lss.
crop s,sN.as| iss, crop sa.s,s; Pacific coast,
'H al6 S'sg. ;, Steady R 7s9 s sSi!sI. sew SsT Orleans. Sc
lectcd. g5dEc: Galveston. ildiiHc: Buenos
Ayrea, dry, ice. Texas, dry. SC; California.
LEArHER-puu: hemiock sole, Buenos Ayres
light 10 heavy weights, aGelc; acid. e0a2sc.
PRONISloNS-nesf steady; family. &.5Oefs 90.
beef hams. Ylb 501ie1. cut meats, steady: pickied
picked hams, s'saloc, Tsllow. dull: city, sic,
country. sMc, Bacon. boxed shoulders 81 la
tongues, $40; Ribs, 81; shorts. 84l2L. Dry sail
meats boxed shoulders and longs, sas0: ribs
steam. Sls0d27i; refined. easier al & ss6s "a
Pork, quiet. old To- new mess. SI-.fSv5. sho,t
clear. F.soaS5o; family, saI5GI6N "'
OIi4S-Cotton seed oil duh and heavy. prinp
crude lgasne; prime summer yellow. $50
2Oae7a. Petroleum, dull; United closed M 81 m
bid. TuTpentine. quiet AZ elge4i-r.
RICE steady domestic. fair 10 extra. skasc;
MoLAssES-Quiet; New Orleans. open kettle
good to choice. 2a9sIc.
FREiGHTS-To liverpool. quiet: cotton. n,
steam. S-2ed. grain, hy steam. ~.
M"ETALS-PIg iron. weak; southern. $40 s5d
II %: northern. NlT@dl2A Copper. steady. brok-
ers. Sil.eo: exchange, SIC Lead. steady;
brokers tsto e%sehanEe. t2sa, Tin, quiet
domestic. S2s0GA0.
liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL. July Sl-MHEAT-spoi. quiet.
aenAnd poor; Nc. ? red, winter. IS "a: No. Z
Futures opened quiet, with near ana distant no
sitiens nnlhaREed to "a lower. business anon,
eqISlly clstribnted; August Is lRAd; September
slead; October. a. leAd: peeeuli@r. IS liza.
quiet; American mixed. nea. Is
tant positions "a loser: c,asel steady. With
near Positions AJaEd lower and distant posilons
A4sa lower: business sbout equally distub-
etea august. p -. September. p sAd; October
eIlsl; aenaand poor;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS
Aggregate of Business Transacted by
the Associated Banks.

NEW YORK, July G1.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities and the percentage
OF increase or decrease, as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
HtauennolIs Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nina. Juiy Sl--NHEAT-
July. &hci September. 55c: DecemLer. b7kc: 40.
! hard. Bose; Ne ] northern. G5sc. Ne ? ncrth-
srn. Sses receipts. ia cars
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
DOMINION OF CANADa

Cleartngs at Bay city. FAN River. Akron.
Springfield, Canton, Sioux City. Fremont. Has
iinEs Chattanooga. Fargo. Nashville and Gal
weston not included in the total
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London stock Quotations.
EInnncinI Nnfcr

A s1LvER-SlAd per ounce.
per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
short and three months bills IL ii-l6aA per Ce
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

Kansas Csty Live stock.

49, VIZ JWy A|tAITLE-Rectipts
70 siToIs and aetyef Texas steers. ssGSs 81
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

On the Proi1ce excAI1-s toitv ths butter mar
ket was firm; lOslic: dairy. 90
lee. Eggs. firm: fresh. lOhc Cheese, quiet:
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oAr,, ssF,a; Mexican dollars, 5is5iac,
Foreign Financial AaaIrs.

BERLIN. July sL-EKehHnge On London. eight
days sisht. ~ marks AA pig.
LONDON, July aL-Gold Is quoted AT BuenOs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
pIGS-ODDS AND ENDS.

i........3S0 -. l@ s.-.....II -. %
6.......sO -. 50
sHEEP-There were no sheep here TO mako a
market
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Offered
san Franeiseo Mining auotntIons.

san FRANCISCO July 3l.-The odiclal closiui
quotations for miains stoszsto4Iy were as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
oil CIV Mnrkct.
,Trisco Whent.

OIL CITY, Pa, July Sl.-Credit balances. sLo1,
no bids or offerings for certihcates; shipments
sl4 bbls. runs, sl,i4G bids.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

BOSTON. july 3l.-Can loans. 81 sSN pr cent:
time loans. 4k5 per cert Closin. prices for
stocks. boI1s al miniis saarsS
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01
L OMAHA. July 81.
IN Official number OF cars OF STOCK
brought in today by each road was;
Cattle Hogs Horses.
Total receipts ....... q

The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
I.r rF had ,ag,,,.I.
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Articles %,

Cash quotations We're as follows:
~FLOCR-Slow but steady; winter patents. g Is
632o; straights, s.. 206S. 20: spring patents, s5.l5
Q$55: %straights, s2.5od3 90; bakers. 81. O0d2SS5.
? spring. 5S@c; No. ) spring.
5SA d5Slxc: No. 2 red. 6lHc.
COIN-No. :. 24Sc: No. ? yellow. 2iSsc.
OATS-No. 2 islsc; No. 2 white, 2eG22zc; No.
3 white. 0d22Ac.
RYE-No = 30Irc.
DARLEY-No. 3, nominal: No. 3. T. o. b.. 20
FI-ANSEEp-No. /. &c.
S~EEp-rrime. s20562.l 10.
PHONISIONS-Mess pork. per bbl.. 81. 20; lard.
per 100 lbs. S3.15; snort ribs, sides. loose. So 20a
S.25; dry salted shoulders, boxed, SS.2jqL0O: short
clear sides, boxed, S.5Od362L.
sl22.
sUGARs-Cut loaf, &S45; granulated. s4.S2: of
"a" S4.57.
pOILTRY-Fasy: turkeys, STi0c; chickens,
sdlOc: ducks. Snglsc.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-01

SAN FRANCISCO. July SL-WHEAT-yery
dull; December, 9S&c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-10-29
AN APPEAL TO REASON.
Capital Removal Facts for Voters to
Consider.

Capital Removal Facts for Voters to
Consider.
The removal of the capital from Jefferson
City to Sedalia cannot and will not increase
taxes. because the constitution provides
that Is cents on 800 ds the limit of taxation
-15 cents for state expenses and 10 cents
for interest on debt and retiring bonds.
As this is the present rate taxes cannot be
increased.
The people of Missouri did not locate the
capital at jefferson City. 1t was done at
an early day, by a commission, and no
commission could be found who would 10
railroads in seven directions. connecting
with over sixty-four counties.
Sedalia's bond for $615, ,000.00, approved by
the governor, and signed by the American
Surety Company, OF New York. guarantees
the erection of capitol buildings absolutely
free of cost to the state.
The beautiful capitol building at Lincoln.
Neb, cost only $4,000 and 1t can be du-
plicated to-day for 500, 900.
The amendment to the constitution pro
viding for the removal OF the capital from
Jefferson City to Sefalia says: 1.-The state
shall in no manner become liable for, nor
shall pay any part whatever of the cost of
the new public building herein provided for,
and the county, before mentioned Pettis)
shall pay the entire cost of moving the
records and personal property OF the state
to the new public buildings. SO that the
state shall be at no expense whatever in
the change OF the seat Of government"
Sedalia's enterprise will give work to
hundreds of laborers and artisans now idle
and in need of work-for these and many
other good reasons vote Yes on capital
removal amendment and scratch mo"
All labor organizations in the state favor
Sedalia on capital removal for the reason
that no convict labor IS to be or will be
employed in the construction of the new
capitol building.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-10-29
..WELL BRED, SOON WE'D" GIRLS
WHO USE
Sal POL 10
ARE QUICKLY MARRIED.
PENSIONS.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-The following PEN
sions have been granted:
MISSOURI.
Orfginal-NhomaS Hubbird, Eagleville,
Harrison; Samuel c. Nugh, Crocker, Pull
aski; George W. Lpscomb, Maysville, De-
Kalb; Hermann H. Sohmers. st. Louis. st.
Louis; Erastus Gasaway, Amora, Law
renee; James NJ. Jackson, Higginsville, La
fayette; Albert E. Bolles, deceased, Le-
banon, Laclede; Wilburn H. Wilson, Ma
ricnville, Lawrence.
Restoration and reissue-Auguste Herbig,
deceased, St. Louis, st. Louis.
Original widows. etc.-Sarah E. New
comb, Stanberry, Gentry; minor Of William
Herbig, St. Louis, st. Louis; Susannah
Bolles Lebanon, Laclede.
KANSAS.
Original-Benjamin F. Smith. Garden
City, Finney; Richard B. Taylor, Circle
Vile. Jackson; Theodore Atwood. National
Military home, Leavenworth; Alexande,
Jamison, Buffalo, Wilson; Benjamin White
Fowler. Meade.
Restoration and reisue-John NJ. Prouty
Newton, Harvey.
Increase-Ambrose Hanna, Eldorado. But
Ter.
Original widows, etc.-(Special. October
12), Elizabeth Nichols. Lebo, Coffey.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Original widows, etc.-Annie B. Mathis
Eufaula, Cherokee Nation.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Increase-Calvin NJ. Baker, Perry, Noble