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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JUNK 11. 1S93-S1XTEEN PAGE 15
WORI.P'B TAIIt HOTEL3 & ROOMS
n taii , IKcnword fiml liuortlon Io word there-
Ctf tor. Nothlnic tnkcn far leu thiin lie
. ' FAW FiritsisuKi ) UOOMS YOU
Wont.D'4
ti > ko no rlianen nor pur uny mono ? In ailmnao
tl 00 per ilnj. 131 1 F rn m it , OmMin. I > M JM
" "
US L W PATTOtf , rittVATK noARtllVCI
lioino iwuth ft , ChlcMto , 111 i correspondence
ollcltccl for World's fMr noeommodKlloni.
H OTKI. HANCItOKT. OtnOAClO HIUM'OOK
.Calumet nrenue nnrt Twentfninth ftrcet.311
largo. Hint rooms , nteum hont , lint nml roM watar ,
t ) th .on ovcrr floor' llr tcltm > fnmtlr botoh tiost
locution tirnr World fnlri II to M ndiir.rlto
Jot circulars If ion wish to rosorre roonn _
R OOVH < 3H WOHM > 'i ) KAIll VI81TOU < M
< | ilnnillillr fnrnltliod with all modern conrcnl
ncci ) J blocln from mnlnontrnnro to fair ( troumls ,
I block from olovntod road nnd 111 Central f-.nr
hotel , CHI t' > Btar nr. Chlcnuo & > J II *
17WISHHKII IIOOMS : Dimi.NO VVOIU.D'S
J fnlr.rj llrranl nrnntio , flilonito Two block *
from CottnKOKroro cable Iliu Jllsnos McAualnml
17011 WOItMl'8 FAW TllllKR Kt.PUA.NT HM-
J nlnlicd rooms to rent , tncntjr tnlnnto rdlo \ < j
rli-ctrlc cnra to fair uroiinds 60c , tic nnd II 00 per
ilnf pmli pornon Address Mrs. C. MoCrackon , 7111
Yalearcnuo , ClilraKO , III. Mail 17 *
DRESSMAKING.
IBS 4. M , Hlll'.r.Tri DltUSSMAKICIl , CONTI-
M
liontnl block , room H. Bulls faction Biinmnleod
82JJ15-
' AND ClllMlUhNS DHIMIMAKINO.
LAOins'
also nndoritarnionts loonier ; mimlln furnlnbod
Ifilonlrc-l HU7 Vlnndornon . Ml Irl *
SHOI.THAND AND 1 YPEWIUTIN'or
Unto * , luon line ouch Insertion , JI M a line per
month Nothing taken for loss than 2to
V OUXfT IMIIin3ANIITnNTirKMl7f"CAN" ?
J iiqulro n worklnir knowledge of nhorthnntl nml
typnnrlllnant V , C Vim Sant'n ncliool of short-
lnaN. l.lfo. 1rpovrrltcr to rent 4S1
PA3TUKE8 FOR HOR9E3.
mjrnworrt llrsl Insarllon , le award thuro
utter. Notliliio tnkon for IUM than ' e
\\TK iiAvi ; ino i ACUKS OF ' 'SujTs'mi'Asa MAS
' ' lure forliorioi lloanl fonci ! Spring wnlor
Ilnrton.tl'liiilpj , ( lllmoro , Neb or A. VV I'bolpt A
fcon.2U7M. V. l.lfo Illdit M I01J31 *
TJNDERT AKEKS AND EMB ALMEBS
, , Itntos , lOc n line ouch Itunrtlon ( I M n line per
11 month Nothlni ; tnkon for Icnstlmn 25o
CVV. IIAKKH ( KJHMUIII.Y WITH JOHN U
. Incobr ilcconsod , Inter wltli M O. Mnul ) , under
Inker nnd umbnlmcr , 315S UStli st la ) I.Ai 13.
PAWNBROKERS.
Ilutcs , IH'o n word llrnt Insortlon , to a word tlioro
nftor Notlilng tnkon for lean than 25c
Dounln ) Bt Loans money on diamonds , wutclios ,
etc Old KOhl and nllTir bouulit 'lol 15M 4S >
SCATHES
ttiitui , lOc a line each Insertion , ( I 'f ) a , line uor
month Nothlnic tnkon for 1013 than 2Jc
) HAM ) HCAU53 , AF.L KPNiTsT
Harden A. Sull ck Co , l.ukost , ChlcnKo
4 St.
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
1JOV lilCS A 1IA1III , DKAbUltS IN 1 YI'BVVHt I tHS
JJAII nmkKHhouelit , sold , oxchangc'd , rentoil 111.I
It. V l.lfo tildir lol Ki 4i4
BUREAU.
CUES & CO. ,
HUG Building , Ciiiaiia , Nob.
< 1 years Examiners U. b , 1' it. onicc. Advlco free
No fee until patent is obtained.
N ( > tllU ! to IllVUNt < ir4.
henli d bids will bo rccolvec' by the under
signed until S itiirdny , Juno 17 , lu 6 o'clock p
in , foi tlio pin chase of
I'lfti en 81,000 00 Bond i
ofliiuvaid shool ( district. In Clay county ,
ISoh llomh dated April 20 , 18U3. line Juno
1 , 1911) ) . 1'aymcnt optional wltb the district
nt any lime after ( Ivo joars Intoiost p ijalilo
JHcomhei 1 and Juno 1 each jeai at tlio Iso-
biaska I'lscal Agency , tt \ \ Vork. lildileis
Hbonldrttato nhethei Umy iloslio to uurch iso
allot only n poitlonof the Issue , and If the
latlci , wbat in lount. The lloaid of Kduca-
llon ieser\es tn risht to rolcct any and all
llds ) Address OltHT J. TllOMAb , hec'y. ,
Juno f 1H93. Uuivard , Neb.
JlllJlt
> ntiro to OontrnrtorR.
' We will rocolvo bids for the erection of a
two-story frtfuu : cli\clllng lioiist to bo orcctoil
tit corner ot IHh nnI M ulroots. South Oniabn ,
until H D in. Monday , Jonol-Ui. l'Iuis : .ind
Bpuclllciitlnus o in boston , our otUoo.
O'lCI.LPtri , A , talini.DY.
jUd It , 2Hh and M. hts , houth Omaha
.RA1LWRY TIME GRRD
HOll/.lN / pi'0' Arrlvji
vopot IDtti iinil )1 tjn Olllfl'.ll
tfn Vontlbtllo . . t'll.i ' in
. . .Chlcnxo Crpron . . V60n m
. C'hlcnzo l.xprosM < Jj p in
. .Clllcn o A lown l.ocil 5 55 p m
J.tnviu i UOItl.INI. ION .S , MO HlVlCll lArrlvuj
Orailm I uiiol lutti mil Mtuoq tits | Oun'ii
I IIIOAOO It I .V 1'AUIHl ! T Kroin
I Union Depot 10th nnit Mnroy Sti | West
1 V ) ft m . .KunauiC Itllnr Kiprosj . . I 6 lj 11 in
IT , , imIC , ( ] MulitHili vlill I' . 'Irans C 4J a m
V Op in | _ St l.oiiU ISjprosi . | C 40 njn
uTsill-i I'AC'II'IO. I ArrlvJi
Oiuiilm llnlon DopotlOtli ami Vlnror Bti I Oniahx
r'Onin . Uuin-jr ICxprun 4 Oj n m
VUpinl . Ovarian I Her 70) p m
4 li ! pin I lloutrlco.VStrmsbj Kr ( U J ) p m
r UP in . 1'iclila lUpron ID U n m
c IU p tnj A DJiivor Knit VUII < . ' ) 11 m
. . . i i llfcTAtJo V1IU .V sr I'AUL. lArrlvo
On n ) n | II 1' iiniiot und Jlnrcr Mi I Onmh
A l p iL < " . .1'hlLnao Krprnji 7. . . ID-IV i ra
lUUnml . . .Clilcniio Kniruij . . . | ii3 p mUm
c , i r , vi io
Um n 1m | Depot 15th ana
hloux Cltr Acoammoilitloii u Ui p m
1.15 pm blouxc.lt " U 40 p m
6.JM1 m . Jt 1'ltu , * .ulbul4 , . . . 'J Ji n m
6.IU ji in ICniorion l'n unior ( Ux tiumVy ) S 15 u m
Hcuvoi i HIOUX cTvvTFAcitTa TArfivoT"
Onmlial liapot 11)1 b anil Murcy au. I Oiuabn
110 ami , , .Hlaux Cllr I'lDiuago 110."Up in
4 U ) u ml . . . . .M. 1'nul Uxprois. MOW a m
Tie I BlOU.XCirv A I'AlTlTa T/Trrlvui /
Diualml Dopot. titli aiiJ VYabmor &t | OmaUii
645fiu | | bt I'aul l.lmUoil . . . I'J'Jj mt
OMAHA ABl' . 1.0U1S. Arrives
U. r. Dunot 10th nnJ Marcy St Oiuutia
4.IU p mi V I.ouU Cannon Hull 13 35 pin
It lauo longer the thing to indulge in
jmblio in Ice crctiin sotlu. The roallj
dainty taste biispccts the cream , tin
glnbs tiiul thu spoon. So now the BVVO !
uirld huvo luo croniii botln nftonioons
They \\ill moot at ono girl's liou.sa ant
ijho supiillos tea gowns for tliom all.
It Save * thu Cblhlrmi.
Mr. C. H. Shaw on , WclUvlllo , ICnn. , says
"It ( a with iileuuaro that I sjioaK of the ROOI
Ohaiiiborlalu'ii Colic , Chcloru and Dlarrhajo
Hoinody has done my family during the las
fourteen jojrs. In the most obstinate case
of summer complaint and dlarrhcua auiou ,
my chllilicii , it acted as a charm , making I
never accessary to call lu a ph.vilciati ,
r u tiuthfully nay that in my Judgtuo n
baaed on joars of ejperlcuco , there is no
* > meJIoliiQ iu the market that 1 > its
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Reaction in the Grain Pit from the Eoccnt
Big Advance.
CORN WAS DULL , CLOSING AT A DECLINE
UrncUtrnot'n I Inures Helped to Drop
Wheat .Mnrkot lo < m nt thn Stnrt
Severn ! Other Depressing Veers -
ors Slocks nnd llonilis
\
Omcino , Suno 10. I'cnr of the govern-
incut crop report was the main causa of a re
action In the nraln pit today from the recent
big advance , lluslnoss In wheat was brisk.
The close was 'fc lower than yesterday. Corn
was dull , closing nt n decline of ! < c for the
day. Provisions were nov or before speculated
In an no small n scale. The nominal closing
prices nro u trlllo lower thnn yesterday.
llradstreut's figures helped drat ; the whnat
mnrkot down nt ( bo start The claim was
mndo that 00,000,000 bu of Wheat would bo
on hand July 1 , which would moro than rnako
good cloflclenclos In the crop , as damngo had
been greatly overestimated. It was said
stocks In America and Huropo nnd alloat for
Kuropo were 107,000,000 bu , or 70 per cent
moro than last vear , whllo the nvallabln sup
ply In this country was now B9.000.000
against 11,000,000 bu. n year ago
'Iho bank statement was also a depressing
Inlltlence. An error In transmitting n quota
tion from Dilluth proved qulto n factor I'roin
02 Je for July the next quotation was'02
sellers'nnd tlio trade had gotten very un
easy The iiuotatlon was challenged and a
correction was tuado to Glc. ! This gave the
market conslilernblu locoveiy and at the
Maine time strong and higher cables wore re
ceived.
The feeling soon got qulto enthusiastic and
prices wont up lo. very quickly , hut the nd-
v mice did not hold , the closu being easy at > c
ic.ictlon from top llgures. It Is dllllcult to
make much of a guess on the visible supply ,
but It Is thought there will not lie
much , If iinyi change from last week , though
It may poislbly show a moderate decrease.
The opening was eislor and prices from'B to
\c lowei than yestoidny's closing , ruled weak
and further diclined fiom 'i'to'ic , then became -
came stronger and advanced from to le , the
luly future taking thn lead , then e.iseil elf ,
ruled steady nnd tlio closing wns Jtr lower for
July and he lower for September than yester
day.
borne disposition was manifested on the
pail of tn inv operators In coin to take. In
their July and put out September , the dllTei
once being from 1'Jc to IV. The market
opened iiilot | , sagged off * iC , ruled easier , and
at the do-to showed a trlllo loss. The out In
spection hero was very liberal
Thoio was n fair tr.ido In oats and an easier
feeling , prices averaging lower , and after
/c r.mge on the neat option , to steady on June
and He lower for July , September held within
asmall i.inge and closed wltlin net lo sof < ( i
There wns only ono trade in poik at $20 - ! ; .
for July .ind not a transaction in .inj other
futuie There wns aKo a notice ibln scarcity
of operators In hud and ribs AMiat might
h.ivo been the icsuit of some moio business it
! > Imiiovilulo to guess Compare d w lib j ostor-
d.iy the iioinlmil declines are from lOc to 20c
In poik , from Wtc to Oc In lard and2JiC In.lulj
rlh- ,
rlhEstimated
Estimated receipts for Monday : \\hoat ,
30 cars ; corn , 170c.irs , oats , 300 cars , hogb
.5 000 head.
L'ho loading futures r ingod as follows :
AllllLl.tS
VVhcntNo 2
lunu .
lulr . . I.TJ1
fnpt 71 M
Corn No i
Jtinu . 3SV , 83 Vj
July . .Ul
bupt . 41 > | i
OntuNo 2-
JuiTo . 2'l'i 29 > 1
July . MM
hept. . . . 211
ili.Bul ork
20 2-1 . ' 0 25 2020 20 10
20 9U 2U MO 20 SJ 21) ) SO 21 00
i.nnl
July 10 20 10 20 10 n 10 IS
bupt I07J 10 TU 10 CM 10 05
Hliort Hlb'l.
luly . 9 47 050 0 45
Ejopl . 3 77K 8 11 * t ) 75
rush limitations vvero as follows :
I'l ouit Oulet , unchanged.
WHEAT No 2 sprint , G4'S'3.G'je : No 3
spring , f o 11,51)10 ) le , No 2 icd 04ViGOc
COIIN No. U , .18iZ38Vfc.
OVT--No 2 , 2'JViftJ'ic : No Qvvhlto.f.o b
31c ; No 3 white , f. o 1) ) , ai < 3'Wc.
Hie No 2 , & 0c.
ItMii.r.v No 'J , nominal ; No 3 , f , o b
. ) Dc ; No 4 , f. o b , SlffflTJc.
1'r.AX MLI > No 1 , ? I OJVi.
TIMOTHY hi LII I'rimc , i > OS'fiS O
1'oiiK-Mo s , per bbl , $ JO IT'S ; lard
poi 100 Ibs. S0.90 ; shoit rib * , side
( loose ) , ( t947l 4010 : ( by snltod shouldeis
( loxiid ) , tOnoSlOOO ; short clo.n sides
DlnlllorV ilnlslied goods , per gal ,
Suoxns Unoh.angcrt ; cut loaf , Cc ; granu-
l.ltod , 6 70 ; hlnndaiil "A. " 0 57.
'ihit following were the lecolpts and ship
ment * foi today :
On the Produce oxeliango ted ly tlio butter
imrKot wa- , steady , rronnioiy , 17MIT619C ,
laliy lOH SlOUc I'ags , vveakui , strictly fresh ,
WOO1 , MAIIICI7T.
llovoiiicllt of tlio DomcHtlo iSupply Kclnj ;
SiTKinslj Intorrorod AVltli.
HOSTON , Juno 10. Tin ) imikot for wool
ins beiin oMromely dull the past wcolt
The s lies are xinall and ) > nors are purchas-
ng only such hiniill lots us they need for tholr
iiiinedlatn use. Tholna conservative feollng
ill through tlio inarUet , indicated largely by
.lie unsettled lliiuncl.il condition All through
: lie west the inovenientof the non cllpof wool
laslx an oMromoly slow. In the faiust mat-
vtt , appear to bo at u Manilstlll , ( Irouors are
loldlng their wool , and tholi iv IOHS aio aliovu
hose of oasiofu buyers Itesldos , thosonrclty
) f money Is proving' a lilndranco to the niova-
nent of the clip , and It111 bo a serious ijues-
.Inn wliciio the money is to coino fiom unless
liucoiiilUionsshow a decided change Unless
tlioiois "freo wool" , It ( lees not socm possible
that piIc-os , can go much Idvvei on tills < Up. H
coitalnly seems a good ilineto buy wool
The in.ul , ill bis fuitlioi declined for Mich
igan extia lloeco Tnero have been s ilos of
two lots , ono of 00,000 HH. and the othni of
UO.OOO Ibs both at V3c ! , nnd this Is a low soi
ling pi leu for average outers Houovoi , now
wool will not piobably bilng ovm 2Jc per Ib
rineilelalno selections have been dull and the
only sales aio 10,000 Ibs Ohio at 2tic and D.OOO
Ibs lllcblgnn at'J&c JIamifactiiroig are tak
ing 25c us tholi top view on now Ohio delaine
\\usiied combing wools nru dull and nomlnnl.
In unwahhoil combing tlioro liavu been sales of
ono-half , ouo-mi liter ami thiDO-ulghths blood
at.'JJo. 'Iho demand for territory wool Is no
moro active than for other kinds. The
hales of tlio wi'ol ; have becm only 231-
000 Ibs , ( Iood line wool has been bold at
Ific , Including one lot of 10,000 Ibs. of Mon
tana and two of Utah , onn of 00,000 | bs , and
thu oilier of 10,000 Ibs. Tine medium baa
been belling ul fiom 10u to IHc ' 1 ho total hiilus
for the week wore B4 I Out ) lln , domestic and
foreign , against 2,407,000 Ibs for the cor
responding wcoU last your.
i.oMio.v , Junti 10 The Imports of vvool dur
ing tlie > vuuk wore ; I'rom Now boulh Wales ,
V',1511 bales ; from Victoria , b ( > 8 biles ; fiom
South Australia , 149 balen ; fiom Now /.ea-
land , lO.J'J'J bales ; from DID Uapo of ( iood
Mono und NatalM : ) ! bales ; from Itusslii ,
1,197 bale's , fiom various uthoi plucon , l.bOO
bales
,
A.NT\\rni' , Juno 10 The vvool sales closed
toiliii ' 1 he olfurlngs today comprised 2,000
titles , lliere was a moderate uttemlanro
'Ibobales tudiyvviiro unsatUfuutoiy. 1'ilcos
ui'io steady lolluvtlng are thu sales and tlu >
prices obtained : .Montevideo , 4U bilos , at
UMUIOf pur 100 Kllus , AuUrallan , lit ! bales
at 9CXii2JOt.
Nun York Mm kotB.
NBVV YOHK , Jiina 10 I'l/iuu Uocolpts , 41-
000 pUgn . i > xpoitH , 0,010 bbls , 799 bucks ,
bales , 21,000pligs i market more aotUo anil
bleaili , wlntot wheat , lo.v griulos , JJ05IU2.40 ,
vv Inter wheat , fnu to fancyfj J5L&J ( 05 ; v > Inter
v hoatpatoiilN , * . ) , f > lji3,7S , Minnesota clear ,
iJ.Ci04J.10 ; Minnesota straights , * J.OOffl4,10 ,
Minnesota patents , i4 UKM.&U
COIIN MUAL Quiet , btoady ; jellow western.
$ J ooii'J 70
Hit.-Dull but steady ; western , 5GQGOe.
IlAiti LV MAI.T Qulvt but steady ; western ,
WHFAT Receipts. 274,000 bu . exports , 207-
707 bu , ; enles , 1.40,000 ( bu offuturoa , 60.00U
bu ot spot ? pot mnrkot dull , lower with
. options , closing steady ; No , 2 red , In store
nnd olovator. 77Mc ; afloat , 73cs f. o. b ,
7'J f73 lc ; No. 1 northern , 72 ® 73c ; No 1
hard , 7fH70Vct No 2 northern , 70Ji70yc ,
Options vvuro dul ( nml HOSclowor , hutBtcady ,
Tlio opening vvab VTuaK , and prices fell ii&Juc
with the wist on realizing , advanced Jc on
covering and foiolgn buying ; No U red , July ,
730.1Ga7a ll-lcic. closing at 7JSc ; boptoiii-
bor , 77'4tt77Sc. closing at 77ci Uocombor
B'M , < 382 Sc. closing at 82Vjc.
OOHH Hocolpts , 78,700 bu. ! exports , 80.G4 ;
bu. ; Biles , 125,000 bu. of futures , 17,000 bu
of spot. Spots dull , firmer ; No. 2 , 47 > fc u
olovtttor , 4t df48Ho afloat Uptlons dull unc
! , (2Hc ( lower with whunt , cleislin : stoadv ;
Augu t,46tt48 iiC.closing ul4avc ; boptoiuboi
48 > t5t48 , c , closing at 4b 4c
OAT6 HocelpU , 100,050 bu ; exports , 80p6I
titfs sales , 70,000 bu futures , 41,000 bu.
spot. Spots firm , quiet. Options dull , strmdyi
Chicago , 381tc : No 3.34Hc ; No. 3 white ,
mixed western , 3739c ; whlto western ,
40c HAT flight receipts , steady ; shipping , 76Q
80c ; good to choice , 85cM.OO.
Hoi < Quint , flrtn ! stnto , common to
Choice. 185122C ! I'aclllC roast , 18S122KC.
IlniKS Dull , nominal ; wet salted Now Or
leans selected , 45 to GO Ibs. , mGci Texas
selected , 60 to GO Ibs. , 6517e ; lltmnos Ayres al
to 24 Ibs. , 12WC ) Texas dry , 21 to 27 ft > s , 8 ®
LO'Jc. '
I'HOVMIOII Cut meats , quiet , steady ;
pickled bellies , 12 Ibs. nt lljfc : pickled
shoulders , B'iSiOc , pickled hams , 12VJW13C ;
middles , liiictlve , llrm ; short clear , 104c.
Lard , firmer , quiet ; western steam closed nt
J10.15 ; sale * , 100 tierces ntnoo-i. Options ,
sales , none : Juno closed nt 110 20 , nomlnnl ;
July closed at ! 10 40 , nominal ; September
closed nt f 10 00. nominal. I'ork , dull , steady ;
Kales , 150 bbls. ; old mess , $20 ; now mess ,
20 ob
IHrrrnu Quiet , unchanged : western dairy ,
1 IftlGc ; vvesiorn creamery , 1G&20C ; western
factory 135tlOc ; Klglns , 20jf204c
Ciir.rsK Quiet , fancy llrm ; part skims
Kiln's Quiet , lower ; receipts , 9,948 ukgs ;
western , fresh , 14'c.
TAUOW Stoidy , quiet , ( S2 per pkg.JCc ,
COTTONBEFDOIti Uiolco llrill ! Others WOllk !
crude , 40c ; yellow , prime , 4445e ; yellow ,
choice' , 52c.
I'KTIIOI.KUVI Qulot , United , no sales ; crude ,
In bbls , Washington , t5j crude. In bulk , Wash
ington , J2 50 ; relined , New York. $5.23 ; I'hlla-
( leljhliand llaltlmore , J5.20 ; retlnad , in bulk ,
" 2 70Q2.75
Itosix ( jtilnt , steady ; strained , common to
good , * 1.2 ! > ® 1.2714
Timi'E.NTtNK-liull , ntonily : 28'4ft20c.
Iticn-bteady , dull ; domestic , fair to extra ,
2\ra51tc , Japan , 4" @ 4JC.
hiKUH Kavv , llrm ; fair roiltilng , 41C ( | cen
trifugals 00 test , 41Bii41Jc ( Kollned In do
inntiil. llrm Off A , 4 ® % c > mould A , 5453
511-lGc , stamlaid A , 5 5-1GQ.5HC ; confec-
tloneis A. 5 3-\ ( > < &b\t" cutloar , 5 © fi 15-lGc ;
crnsiu d , 5J 515 15-lGc ; powdered , 5"aifl (
6 IJ-lGc , granulated , n 5-lGB.6iJc ; cubes ,
5l ) ( rf,55c ( . .
I'm Ino.N-Dull , steady ; American , $12.752 *
in no
Cnevt n Qulot , steady ; lake , $10 80.
] < K4t > I ! isy ; domestic. J3.75.
TlN-rirm ; Straits , J10.DD bid , J19.G5 asked ;
plates , quietsto idy.
hi'i i.Ti.lt Qulot , easy ; domestic. 44.20.
JIOLASsi i Now Orleans , open kettle , good
to choice , ste idy ut 28U30C.
Omahn 1'roilucu Market.
vrUTAllM3 (
ToMATOns G-basketcrales , $2 0033 00
OAI.IKOIINIA OAiniAOh Urates , per Ib. , ay
NKVV 1'OTATOFS Per bbl , $4.
STIUNO 1H.ANS I'er bu box , J1.50.
1'KVS-rerbu box , tl.752 00
CUCUVIHEIIS I'ordor , 76c.
OAti.ii'UVM-ii I'lincy , per bu. box , $1.75 ®
"
So OMONS 1'or bbl. , $4 50.
Ll TTUC1- Per do ? , 20A30C.
HADISIIJS 1'ordo ? , 20iS25c.
GUI i N ONIONS I'er do15 ( 200.
Asi'AUVUUS 1'erclo3540c. .
N f W llLKlS 1'or dO7 , 40c.
CAiu-oitNiACnruitti-s 1'or 10-Ib. box.81.75
© 1 H5. %
faiitVVMirnniFS Per case , on orders , $1"
UoosMitiums I'er case , $3 G04 00
Hv-UMitltllll-s I'er2l-plnt cases , * 2 25512.75.
III-VIONS Uholro to fancy , $1.503500 , extra
fancy , ! 3 503,15 00
HIMN\S 1'or bunch , including crates and
packing , $2 00512.50
OltVNius Khorsldo seedlings , JT 23 , Medl-
teiianean swcols , $ ) 503.75.
Hi , vuKltritlllKS 24-iiuart cases , $3 504 00.
1IUTTL.K , COOS , OAMh , t'Otll.TIlY.
HfTTi n The great bulk of the countiy
butter goes at lie.
Ki.ns Uenoi.il market lie.
I'oui.Tiiv Choice hens. He ; ml\cd coops ,
7Hc , old looitors , 43c ; geese and ducks ,
MHCKl.HM'OUS
HAY The market on good upland hay ,
$7 In car lots
VhUr-L'lioIcound small fat , 7a8'/4c ( ; largo
and thin , 3u bc.
* > t. I.ouU Markets.
ST Louis , Juno 10 I'l.otm Steady
quiet and unchanged : patent * , S3 20713 35 ;
extra fancy , $ 'J90i4300. ( fine } . $200 200 ,
Choice * 2IOQ230 , family , i.200a210. rye
Hour , $3 25cT5 ( JO.
\\HIAT Weak , with ono or two spasmodic
exceptions closing ' - oil ; No 2 led cash ,
O3'oc ; June , GJ"ic ; July , ( i5hfflOrilir , closing
It b5'0 ' < it00'ic ; AlUllHt , 07 'j07'vac1 , cloilng at
071,0 ! toptombui. G9' ' f.70Uc ! , closing at b9 ] c.
COKN Very dull , closing Vic below yesterday :
No 2 mixed , cash Ofi c : June 3UVc ; luly ,
37 > , ® 37 = uc , closing at : i7'8c ; > optembei ,
38ijc , closing at 384 n85ac
OVTS No 2 cash , 273 c ; July , 27e ; August
24 c bid ; boptombor , 2434
KVR-No 2 , 02c bid.
HIIVN- Dull , steady.
II AY Quiet , unchanged.
lluiTUt Uncliangod ; choice creameiy , 10 ®
Ibe ; choice dairy , l4c.
Tuns Unchanged.
Lh AD Lower. ? 3 ; spelter , steady.
COIIN Mri. . Uncliangod
WHISKY * 1. 12
1'itov ISIONSHull , with llttloc h nice ; curron
mxdo pork. J19.25 ; lard. } 9 J7' , < S9.00 ; : dr < ,
lit meats , loose shoulders , $9 ; longs nii ( ,
Ibs i9GOjl990 ; bacon , picked hbouldots ,
9 87" ; longs and ribs , $10 0010 (52V ( , ; sboils
1087'4"J11 00 ; liams , suirai cmed , J131 i
IjFOUi'is rioui , 3,000 bbls ; wheat , O.OOC
) U ; corn , 157,000 bu. ; oats , 24,000 bu.
Miii'iii NTS 1'loui , OOOOhbU ; wheat , none
corn , 7b,000 bu. ; oats , 5,000 bu ; rye , 1,000 bu
KuiiHiin City Markets
KVNS\S CITY , Juno 10 WHBVT Dull
ik , lint not iniotably lower ; No 2 hard , 08'
059c ; No 2 rod , OOc.
COIIN Slow , easy ; No. 2 mixed , 34c ; No.
vvhlto , 34'30c.
OATB-Diill. weak ; No 2 mixed , 25y28c
No 2 white , 29c
Kvr Wo ikj No 2 , nominal , 52c.
lIUTTUt l-'lrm ; cioamciy , lllGc' dairy ,
, c.
1 ous 1'asy nt lie
HiscniTShoat , 3,000 hu , corn , 3,000
bu ; oat1,000 Du
biui-Mt NTS Wheat , 11,000 bu ; corn , 0,000
bu , oats , 0,000 bu.
Now Vork Dry Cinnds Market.
Nl.w YOIIK , Juno 10. Demand foi dry goods
was considerably improved I'llnts , ulngliums ,
Jnivvn cottons , vvlndo sheetings , denims and
dross goods were in leading request. There
was uUu HOmelhlng doing In seasonable
articles. ( onlldenco was mucoptlbly lu
cre iMJd. The following nddltlonal jirfcosof
now pi hits wcro established ; Gloucester
fnncles , O'ic ; Indigo blue , Gc ; Turkey led , Oc ;
rruvs , 01 , c ; stiiph ) . OHc ; Garner A. Cj ) , inoiiso-
Ino fancies , Oe , Delm ulnu , black and white ,
nnd Aigontino grays , Oc ouch
Cotton Vlnrltet.
NhW Oni.nvNfl , Juno 10 ruturos steady ;
June. $7 bO bid ; July , 7.047.G5 ; August ,
$ H (11(18.02 ( ; September , $70251703 ; October ,
$700ij7G7 ; Novomboi , J7 72487.70 : Dcrom-
bei , t7 777.79 ; Jimimiy , J7.914t7.92.
Good middling H 1-lGc ; mldilllns , 711-inC ;
low middling , 7a c : good oidlnaiy , 7 1-lGc ;
not rocolpto , 1,001 bales ; gross receipts , 1,001
bales ; exports to ( iieat Britain , U.OjO bales ;
co istwlso 2095 biles ; Rales , 1,100 bales ;
lock , 110,709 bales.
I.iv 4iriiiil Markets.
Livcnroor. , Juno _ 10Viii3AT rirmj do-
iiKind modurate ; holders olloi spailngly ,
( JOHN riinii domund moderate ; mixed ,
western , 4s 2d nor cent it ,
I'i'Vh Oanadlan , OsO'id percental ,
lUcON ] , oiig clour , 10 Ibs. . 05s Od per cwt.
L\HD Prime wostoin , 49s OdDorcvrt
C'lilHKAmerican , llnest white and colored ,
48s per cwt. for now.
Untroo Murkot.
NEW YORK , Juno 10. Options opened fnac-
tjvu , nnch.mgod , to 0 points up ; closed rjulnt
at 0 points occllnu ; ilos , 0,000 bags. Including
ing- Juno , lliOOll)10 ) ; July , * 1040 61500 ,
August , 10 3010,40 ; HoDtombor. 410.10 ®
1025 , Ducunbor. 114.05. fapoC Kio , dull ,
stuady ; No. 7 , * 17
1'lillnilelpblu drain .Market.
I'llII.ADUl'llIA JuilO 10 WllKAT Quiet
and lower , No 2 led , Jnnu ,
COHN Options baicly steady ; No 2 mixed ,
Juno. 4Gnl7c
OATS rutures dull and near deliveries
shaUo castor , No. 2 white , June , 39'3U c ,
Iliiltlinoru drain Mnrkot ,
IIALTIMOIIP , Juno 10IIEAT Kaslor ;
No 2 iccl , spot and Juno , 70iic.
CuitN Qulut and dullimtxud , spot and Juno ,
17)c. )
OVT3 Qnloti No 2 vvhlto western , 42Hc
l' < orlu drain.
I'toiut , Juno 10 Coin , market ilrmor ,
No 2 , 3Ge , No1 , : il > ' , c. Oatn , market lircgu-
lur , No 2 white. 31la32c ; No. J white , 30 ®
UO' c. Hj e , nominal
bTOCICS AND 1IONDS.
Hpooulntlon In bocurltloi Was Character
ized by Murli Strength ,
NEW YOIIK , Juno 10.-Speculation at the
Stock exchange was characterized by strength
throughout the session. The acknowledg
ment ot the Northern 1'aclflo funding plan as
anticipated by President Oakcs and the belief
that the Itlchmond Terminal and National
Cordage re-organlzatlon plans will bo carried
through , al ) added to the bullish fueling which
sot lu after the excltumont In Chicago early lu
the week , The buying movement was stimu
lated by the fav orable reports of the railroads ,
thu St. Paul company showing uti increase Ingress
gross rorolpts for the past week of ISa.OOO.
Thou again , the operators mdjt prominent on
the bear aide have changed front and are pro-
rvu
nouncpdly bullish on nTluimbor of tending
specialties , notably ( . 'Mease.
Today n loading trndo&Ovho ban contested
thorlso In the market fnr the past few dnys
began to cover up nnuV > fcli purchases were
mnlnly Instrumental Inbringing nbout the
advance which oi'CiirrcdJ'fl'ho bank statement
with Its loss of JO.OJO.GOn' ' in surplus reserve
was Ignored and nftor ItVJinmlcntlnn n nutn-
bDr of Issues sold nt the b\\st figure of the day
The Improvement In price * ranged from ' < to
3 per emit ami was most , niarkcd In Chicago
( Jas , Iloek Island , Manhattan , St. 1/ouls tt
Omaha. St , I'aul , IturllnitTli'n.Ucnoral Llcctrlc ,
I'lttsburg & Western flroforrcd , Atchlson ,
Cotton Oil , Illinois t'entflili I/oillsvlllo. Nash-
villa , Missouri Pactlle , > uw Jersey Central ,
Now York Central , Krle , Union Pnclllc , West
ern UnionSugar , l < oad and Cordage preferred
AU the stocks named hold at the top figures
of the week nnd closed at or near thn highest
point. The market loft off strong. The sales
aggregated 133,012 shares , ut which 19.GJU
were unlisted.
The Posttsays ! Probably the falling off In
local money balances reported In today s bank
statement was larger than actual conditions
warrant. Tim statement covers gold ship
ments of $2,000,000 on Saturday nnrt Tuesdnv ,
about a $1,000,000 p ild to the siiblroasury and
Mmiothlng llko 15,000,000 transferred to the
west ; n total ontllow of JH.fiOO.OOO , ngalnst
J9.G88.000 reported In tlio statement. What Is
especially sbjnllk'ant , however Is the state
ments recorded ofi$12,485GOO decrease In de
posits This tolls the stgry of the western
shipments.
It Is now three VToeks at least since the bulk
of the credits drawn up on this week were es
tablished hero by the Chicago and bt Louis
bonks. Western commercial paper was freely
discounted by Hid New 'i ork ( Jily hanks , but
the western banks wore content to leave the
resulting credit balance hero , subject to draft
In cases of emergency Tlio emergency arose
nt the opening of this week when the puiicky
collapse lintho Chicago wheat nude New \ ork
exchange almost tins ileablu , Under such cir
cumstances It was Inevitable th it the Now
York bilmces should bo at once drawn out
and shipped. Hut the affect Ii pretty sine to
bo ns temporary us the acute local pmlc which
VMIS Its c utso Precisely the motives which
niompted the Chicago banks last month to
le iv o their newly created b il mces on deposit
Ih Now Yoik will opurito ngiln when the Chicago
cage situation has leturncd to a calm , \\hen
this occurs and the low money tales which
alwayn follow panic are prevailing In Chicago ,
Itc.an baldly bo doubtcdthatthls week's west-
wiirdshlpments of currency will come b icK
The following are tlio closing quotations on
the leading slocks on the Now Vork Stock ox-
ch uigu today :
Atclitson N I'nclllo | ifd. . . .
Atlains Kxpross . . . 110 U I1 Don AUulf. IU
Alton , T 11 Northwestern . . . . 107
do praforrcil. . . . 160 do profcrroil . . . . 1S5
Aiuorictn Hxpross 107 N. Y. control . . .
Ilultlmora&oiilo. . 74 N. Y &N. h
Cnntuln I'acltlc * . Ontnrlo A Western "
IS"
Cnimtla toultiorn . Imp
Ccntrnt 1'ucltla . . . . COin
Ctic. .VOlilo O , S Ii AU N. . . .
Chicago A Alton . . 1'aclllo Mull
C II , VQ IVorla l > . A K
ChlcoKOClns . , . . . 1'lttsburg in ,
CongulltlntodUns. . I'ulluianrnlaco. . . . HI
C O. O ASt I. . . Heading 17
Cotton oil Cort. . . . Illobmond Tor . . . . 17H
Del lluilaon 123 do proforrcil H ,
I ) . I , AW UloOranrto W . . . If !
I ) . AU. II pfil. . . . do preferred. . . 7
I ) AC. K Co . . . . IU Hock Island 7JH
Knst lonn St. I'aul 70H
Krlo do preferred. . .
Krlo proforrcct . . . . St 1'ivlll A Omaha .
tort VVAyno do preferred . . . 1HK
Ut. .NorthiTii pf il 11(4 Soutliern 1'aclllc .
C A.K 111 lit il . . . " Suifnr Hennery .
Hocking Vnlloy . . . . . 'Icnn Coal A Iron
Illlnoli Contrnl . . . ' . ' 2 TexiiB 1'nclllo . . . .
St. I'nul , V Dulntli 33 lol AO Con. ptd
Knn A lex. pf il . SlCf UnionI'ncttle
l.nko ICrlii .V. West . ' ' ° ' ' "
ilo preferred W. bt fi' . V ! . .
l.nko Mioro ilo proferrtd . . .
Lciitl Iruat , . . . Wills Vurxo hTp nest
I , , V.N 07 " Western Union. . . . st
I onlivlllo & V A. \\lnclliiK A I , i : . i'i
Mnnhnttnn Con . . , jlQ.proferroil . , .
Mouip lH.1CUa'H'n. IU Minn & St 1 , i %
MlchlKiin Contrnl. . IH > ar t It ( ) . . . .
Mti ouil I'aclllc . General I'.lcclrlc
MohlloA. Ohio 11) ) " Nn.U I In
Nnshvlllo A Clmtt. 84 Uukv. 1 nul A Iron
Nntlonal Cortlago. " lo ureforreJ. . . . 107
Uo iiroferroil 4'J II. ft T ( '
N J ccntrnl 110 Tel , A A. AN. M. 11
Norfolk * VV pf d LBl St Ii A Iv C 11I I )
North American Co preferred . . . 10
.Northern I'm Iflc a r
TioclosliiBquotatiotH ! n bonds-
U S 4s TOR . /i. A , I At ( .011 5s SI
U. ti 4s coup Stints ! ( ion M . 103
1J S 4 > roir St. I'll n I Consols . . . 125
I'nclllcua of , b . . . . 103V4 M.J1 , C A 1' Inn . .
Loillslnnn Bt'Cills ] n T. t'Ji (3 'Ir Hcts
Missouri Oi 101W T.l'i II O 'Ir llcts
lenn uow set f.s . . . 100 Union I'ncltlolsts
rlenn now sot 5s. . . III \VA. t Shore 101
rJoun. nnnr net 3s . It e.iVV lets
( ntmclafro y&s . . . . Atuh 4s
Contrnl Pnrlllc Ists 10 1 At li , SHs , clnss A 47
I ) A It I , luls . . . . in II II A S A 6s 102
1) ) . A II G , is inbi ilo 'd fin 11M
Krlu 2ilx JIM IRft/r. C. 53 107
M. K A T. ( Jen Us. . 7U do con. CtS. 1C )
M K A T. Hun it. 41 V. Carolina ts . . . 12D
Mutual t'nlonlis . . . do4n 12DUJ
N .1 C. Iiit Cert. . . M t ! . Browns. . . . tlj
.N. I'ne Ista Tenn old ( s . . tljr,3
N I'ncMs 10J Va ( , r,3JT
Is. VV Consols 130 V a. KxVlat coup . JT
N VV I'obents'r'sjs 10S JTMl
Itostoii Stock niintutlom
HOSTOX , Juno 10 Call loins ,
par cent ; time loans , 0 per cent.
quotations on stocks , bomls and
AtLb , ' 1. AH 1 VVestlnxli Itlcctrlc.
Amor SuKar do preferred . . . . 44
r doprororrod Wisconsin contrit. 448K
IlavjtatoOnH Atchlson 2ds 47
Doll Iclephono do la '
Boston A Alliiny. . . Now l.nKlnnd IIA . .io'
llorton , t Vlnlno . . Itil Gnnornl Ulectrlc Ds 85
dopfd 110 VVIs Contra ! Is . . . . 6' )
C 11 "A Q Alloiioz MlnlnitCo 40
HtLliburi : pf'd. . . . . Atlantic
CPU l.loctrlc 714 , boston A Montana
Illinois > -I03l Ilutto A lloston . .
Mexican Central Cnllliui't A llccla .
N Y AN K 22H Ccntcnnlul .
Old Colony IS5U iTiiuklln
OriKon &hort Line . U ICenmnrkO
Itubbor 42 Oiqoola
Hun Dleco 10 Qnlncy . . .
UnlTii raclllo . . . . 10Mb , lantu Ko Copper .
VVost Knit H4 Tamarack
VVcetlinil pf d 71'IJ '
Sin I'rniicisLO Mining ; O
SAV I'liVNCisco , Juno 10 The oflloli
closing quotations for mining stocks tod-ty
were as follows :
Dent A llolchcr . . . I'l Nevada Queen . . . . 5
llodloConsolldstod. 20 Oplur 170
Cliollnr 10ri 1'otosl "Ij
Con'd Cal A Vu . . . . 175 tiavuKO 7i
Crown I'olnt 70 "lorrn Nevada 85'
Oonld A Curry . . . . 00 Union Consolldatod 85
Mexican ll'i Utili 6
Mono 10 \ollowJackot 141
Now York Vilnius OuntntKnin.
r NPW YOIIK , .Tune 10 The following nto the
ole lnc ciiiotatlons of mining Blocks on the
New Voile board :
( rown I'olnt . . . 75 Ophtr . ' U
ton Cal A Vn . . Ib5 Plymouth . . . . . Ui i
Dendnnod . . , . . 100 Blerrn .Nevada 80
Could A Curry. . . . 75 Standard . . , . 100
llnle A Norcross . " 'i Union Con . . . . 70
Ilomcstuko . . . . . .100J Iron Mlvcr . . . . 10
Mexican 101) ) Quick BlUer. . 275
Ontario 1401) do profd . l.'Ol
St. T.onU .Mlulni : ( notations.
ST. Lotrii , Juno 10 Tlio followliuaro the
closing inlnliiK quotiitloiH :
yVrtllins . . . . f 75 tliriuiHo .JI.-5
American d5 Hope 4 Ol )
tlilniotalllo. 4.61) ) I co . . . . . Of O .03
Fllnibftn . 40 S Hoped . 7J
bid tasked
I'lnniii lulNutua. .
KANSAS CITY , Juno 10 Cloarlngs , Jl-
405,324
Nr.vv OIIMUNB , Juno 10. Oloarliius , $1-
247.000
l > \uis.Tuno 10 , Three nor cent rcntos , OHf
97' c for the account '
ItAl.Tluonr , Juno 10 ClcarhiRH , } 2,108H111 ,
balances , J370.019. Alonijj' , 0 pel cent ,
LONDON , Juno 10 Airfl/rnit / of bullion KOno
Into the Hank of KhglarWl ! m bal inco today ,
" ' '
1100,000
Ml vii'iiiH , Juno 10. N w Vork ( xclinnsio
snllliiK at nSO piomlii6ll JCleaiInD's , i'JOU-
227 ; balances , $73,101. H04
Hi'ni.iN , June l-Thogt ( ) Jomont of the Im-
peilal Hank of Oormnny riliqws a decrease In
opecle of'.1,120,000 marlfV
New YOHK Juno 10 ( lluHrlngs , } 08,725,8GOi
bahinces , 84jl3r > , 120 Tor-Tho wi > ok , clctiuii s ,
J503 230,040 , balances , JW.170 7157
Juno IftynMrniov , OTIS poi
cent New Vork iixchanuu , 35'iiiOc ! discount
CloailllRs , J1.800 100 IMIlthe vvook , tl.1,210-
000 , sainu week last vu.irliJM,743,850
NbW VOIIK. June 10tpt > olal ToloKrnm to
Till ! lll.l.l liXCll 1I1RO WHS ( | llOtPl ( lib fullllVVh
today : Chicago , * 1 25 ( inrnjunt , Iloston , UOc
dlbcount * '
HOSTOV , Juno 10. 'C.hjarliiRs , { 14,138-
690 ; balances , 91,328,212' Money , 7 per
cent KvchatiKO on NLJV Vork OOc fdls-
biiliuuck , * 9,212,72b <
LIIKAOO. Juno 10-Ole irlnns , 813,220-
535 I'oi the urek , { 95D45lbJ ; sunu : ucek
last year , i 102,100,205 l\chuiiKe : on New
York , tl 'Jr > ( lisciiiint. I'oiolKn oxchaiivto , dull
tit J4 8514 for sixty-day bllU and J4 B7'i for
slKht drafts Money , steady at 7 per cent
Hr. Louis , Juno -OloarhiKS , &J.440-
512 , balances , tlH.ObO. This wcekit24,810-
101 , balances. J1.053,881 Last year : Oloar-
lilrf * . } Ja,014.01Q ; balances , tJUUl,215 Last
\ > enk : c'luuilngs , f JO.O'JU.l'JU , ijalancos ,
12,585,020. Money qulot , extra 8 per cent.
Kxclmiiiiu on Now Vork tl discount
YOHK. June 10. The liriports of simp
at tlio nort of Now York for the wpek wore
J97.247 , of which 187.BB8 was sold nnd10.311
silver. The exports of specie from the port of
New Vork for the week were 41,002,405of
which fl,005,600 was gold and SOBG'J05 slUur
Or this amount 81.001,000 gold and 1080,400
silver went to Europe and J4.00U gold and
10,605 , silver wont to South America.
Kantai City I.lvo Stock Market.
KANSAS OITV. Juno IO.-OATTJ.K Ho-
colpts , 600 hertdi shipments , 1.777 head
muikut btouily ( o gtronei Texas iteorn
ti 2Ba4 85 : sllUipIng ' ikeff , * 40ii5 60 : n itlvo
COWS. { ? 00i ,2 A'i ttitcFer ttoi'lc , * 3 00 4 80.
stockcrs and feeder , 1J.OO4 40t bulls nnd
mltpil , I200300 ,
Hoiis-Uocolpts. i.400 bond ! shipments
r > 00 hond ; market strong nnd HKil6c hlfjlior
for lights nnd ( JJM.V' for hoavlos ; bulk nf
sales , | rXM BO r,0licavlot0.4Mir'.C'5p'K'kPM. ! !
* o JWirt 00 : nilti'ii , io.40ito.oO ! lleht , n 25'jj
6 f)5t Yorkers , fl.f > 580 115 : pigs. $4.75 G.25.
SHEEP HccolpH , 7K ) head : shlptnonts ,
250 head ; market stroiur
OMAHA I.1VK STOl'IC MAKKKTS.
Conditions Onvrrnltifr Triuln Still Very Un-
crrtnln anil Cn utl rnptory.
SVTi'tiiuv , Juno 1" .
1'or the most pirl the markets have been
badly damaged thu past week nml this has had
a tendency fa shut off supplies. The result Is
that the week's receipts show a bltf de-crease as
compared with last week nnd ono year ago.
Thoofllclal figures are as follows-
Cattle. HOJS. Sheep
Hecolpts this week . 8.070 22,2' > 5 l.lHO
Hecellits last week 14,572 20,741 3,175
Sumo vock last year. 10.7OJ 3S.057 700
The cattle market on Monday and Tuesday
was simply paralyred On account of the
financial name at Chicago and the stringency
In the money market every where e-lso ,
dealers hardly Know what to ask or bid for
cattle 1'rlccs vvoro anvw hero from lOc to 25c
lower than the very bad dose of the week pre
vious and the trade was badly demorallred A
sharp falling off In supplies followed this
break and as money matters were bc'glnnlng
to adjust themselves a reaction followed and
lOc to 15o of the decline was re-
Rained during the latter part of the
week. this demand , however , has bei n
very light from all sources peculntlvo
nmiovport shippers are doing almost nothing
while the dressed beef houses nro conlliilng
tholroperatlonstothosm illest possible limits
lilght iceolpts m ly help mallei s for a while
but It Is appiicnl to nil that there will bo
no purmanont revival In the tiade until nor
mal conditions prov nil lu the money mat kel.
I he week closes with a comp natively light
run and a moderately active and I ilhei ( Inner
maiket Naturally with only about half ns
many cattle us were hero last ituiday and
the week's supply showing a falling oir com
pared with last week of some 5000 head
and compared with a jear ago of nearly
2,000 head , the feeling was better on all shies ,
and business looked up a bit The condition
of eastein mirkets while somewhit Im
proved , was hatdly such as to Induc'iHUcctil i-
llvo activity , and while shippc'ts dldsomo
business the dressed beef men did about'J5
porcentof the buslmss Competition among
them was fair , and desirable light and
medium weight steers sold freely at pikes
steady to a shade strongei than Prldiv.fnlr
to choice l.Ol'O to 1,150-lb stiors selling at
from $4 35 toJ4 70 lie ivy cattle were gener
ally slow sile , especially If co irso. or
not fat and some sellers were ) quoting them
e.islei or at bostonly steady. Good to clfivlco
1,200 to 1,400-lb Ix-oves sold nt fiom $4 05 to
$5 , and rough , old fashioned 1,200 to 1,300
II ) steers around $4 40 and $1 00 Half fat and
gieon cattle were also moro or less neglected
by buyers but were hardly qnotahly lowei
with silos at fiom $ J 75 to Jl.23 "On the
vvholo It wns a fairly good market for good
cattle and n very fair clearance was olfected
Olforlngs of cows and mixed stock were ns
usual r.it hi' ! limited and as there me ns yet no
grass cattle coming forward tocompete with
them the demand was good nnd the market
active ind stroneor nil mound ( loot ) to
choice fnt cows and heifers sold at from $1 80
lo $4 lOwlth fair to irood butchers cowsl ugely
at from ? 1 to JT 75 and citmais at from
$2 to $280 Veal calvis weio ste idy at from
J1 50 to $5 and bulls unch ingcd it fiom $ .2.80
totl 75 foi fill to good slock
Theio was little going on In the foedei tr ido
The ( loin mil Is good fin smooth , well lued and
fleshy stock , but common stock c ittle ire In
pool icquost and c.islei. Itcpiosent itlve
sales :
nni.ssro III.I.P.
No AvI'r. . No. Av I'r
28 700 $2 75 17 1177 J4 40
5 . 892 3 50 1 0(10 ( 1 11
U . 1045 3 liO 0 . . . .1021 t 15
1 050 3 75 21 . . 1101 I 45
2 . 1005 3 75 01 .1174 4 50
13 1302 .1 75 12 .1111 4 50
2 10H5 3 75 2. ) . .1031 1 50
10 . . 70 3 75 1 . . .1020 4 50
19 10")1 4 00 1 . .15r > ( ) 4 50
19 . . . 891 400 17 . .1199 450
20 084 4 15 1(5 ( . 1100 4 50
J. . . 775 4 15 20 . . 1317 4 50
11 775 4 15 40 . . .1110 4 55
21 924 1 25 24 . 10SC 4 CO
4 1012 I 21 24 , . .1213 " 1 00
34 . .1003 1 25 23 . 1201 I 05
17 1140 4 31 13 . 1230 401
Ib 1101 4 35 51 . 120S 1 75
21 1002 1 10 21 1.180 1 75
21 1007 I 10 20 . . 1204 4 85
19 . 1078 I 40
SIIII'I'INOM > KM'OKT.
R 1291 1 DO 1H . . 1370 i 90
20 1151 470 25 . . .1400 500
MIM.U
37 . , . . 009 3 75 7 778 4 25
3 . . 8801 00 11 . J030 4 45
COW S
1 . 000 2 00 1 . . 10SO 3 00
1 810 2 25 1 . 780 3 00
2 . 805 2 40 4 . . . 880 3 25
2 910 2 50 1 800 3 25
2 . 1200 2 50 11 . . 810 .1 50
20 740 2 50 2 980 i 50
1 . 910 2 50 1 . . . .1100 3 50
1 . . . . 810 2 50 2 . .1100 3 50
2 . . 90 2 50 1 . 1150 3 50
1 . . 010 2 00 2 .1170 3 55
5 . . 810 2 00 4 . 1145 3 fiO
H ) 803 2 00 1 . 1040 3 75
5 . 1018 2 O-i 3 1110 3 85
' ) . 815 2 70 2 . 805 .1 H5
1 . . JC1JO 2 75 3 . .1130 3 85
1 . 020 2 75 1. . . . 10UO 1 00
10 . 827 2 80
IICIII IIS
0 . . . . 540 3 50 17. . . 1082 3 80
1 . 3 ! 0 3 50 1 010 3 81
10 . . . . 600 3 80 4 . 902 1 10
CAM LS.
1 140 3 50 D . 102 5 00
3 iiJ : .1 75 2 11)1 5 00
2 110 4 50 2 175 5 00
/ HULLS.
2 . . . . 015 2 80 1 . . .1580 3 10
2 . . . 915 2 80 2 . 1130 3 40
2 . . 1310 285 1 . .1020 .145
1 . . . . 1170 3 00 I . . .1170 3 45
1. 1440 3 10 1 1750 B 50
1 . 470 3 15 1 . 900 J 75
1 1110 3 21 1 1300 3 75
3 . . 1000 3 25
STOCKKnt AND rmnuts
19 . . . . 711 2 80 tj . . . 128 3 50
1 750 3 23 4 7li2 3 00
0 . . 4flO 3 2.1 H 852 3 00
0 . . 4 ( > 0 3 25 0 041 3 05
0 . . . . 172 3 50
lloiis 1'iobibly the most marked fentuin o
Iho hog situation at picsimt istlie hlgdeeioasi
In supplies us comp ued with ayeirngo lnr )
Ing the Hist ten days of June , J8')2 ) , theio weio
id elved 71,702 , hogs , whllu foi the simo tei
( lavs this jcai the supply his bei i
37,177 , or less than half Under or
dlnury clii iiniHlaiu'os this would mean i
sharp advance In values , -pichilly as tin
same conditions pievall at all western mar
kots , bill at piescnt llsellecth is been seaicely
nollceablo as money matteis aie In such i
sbami th it all buyer * and upoiatois aie compelled
polled to i lin tholi business a clo e to shoi. .
as possible The light supplies Hlmpl' '
inevent thu maiket fiom going to smash. Oi
Tiiosday pi Ices took the biggest diop In tin
history of tin ) ti.ide , .t tills point I'llcuM won
011 a flat 50c on nil gulden , which men oh
In the busliisss h ly wns the worst liual
Iho miukot ovui experienced In any om
day for ovei aiinaitei of iiconttiiy orslmo"wn
times"ith lighter supplies ( hiring iho re
inulmlur of the wei k fully 25c or about bill
Hits decline has been icgiiliied but thonmtlto
foi ( hi ) vrcek closes on an aveuige Slcloivo
than a week ago ,
l.ecuipts loilny wine veiy f ill , but consldoi
ably HghU i than on last hatuidiiy when 7,51
bend were iici'lvoil Thn quality as a rule wa
good and thi ) market opened out active um
siouly lo Niton ) : with hlilppoisaml piukeis
buying finely and flesh moat men moiloiati ly
liood light and but ! her weights weio In tlio
bust demand and tbesu with the
bebt heavy grades sold nt $0 10 and ? 045 ,
while the pool to fair tough and mixed p ick-
Ing grades were going ut 10 25 and JO JT
Undc'i the Inllnenco of better eastern advices'
ami a stioiu piov talon market the trade 1m-
ptovcd as the morning advanced and the last
s iles weio hugely at io to and ? 0 15 or about
be higher III.in Pilday The pens were cleared
in good season , the market closing ntiong with
the big bulk of the K lies nt JO 40 and Sb 45 as
ng.iliibt it > .15 and iti 10 I'rlilny and $0 70 to
tG.75 on lau Saturday Hepiosentatho sales
No Av bh. Pr No Av. bh Pr.
3 IbO } l ) 20 55 251 IbO JO 40
03 291 320 ( i 25 00 2J1 W ) 0 40
01 315 210 7 30 72 208 210 (1 10
10 2'20 40 0 30 WJ 257 100 ( . 10
58 . 200 320 0 30 70 210 200 tl 10
03 273 210 0 35 02 .209 200 0 10
59 28H 280 0 35 7d 245 200 0 40
57 275 200 b 35 65 BOO 120 0 40
33 200 ItiO 0 35 82 2J1 IbO 040
59 242 80 0 35 50 254 40 U 40
09 . 221 120 0 371' 47 ' 208 40 ( J 40
01 270 037" 77 218 80 0 1(1 (
60 . 313 40 U 37' , 02 2J7 120 0 12S ,
57 302 210 G 37V , 1)4 204 200 0 42"/
58 215 - ( i 40 1)2 258 120 0 42C
D'J 250 r 0 40 72 241 100 0 421 ,
W ) 255 100 0 10 58 275 80 0 42K
67 250 JOO 0 40 74 254 80 0 42tf
74 251 HO 0 40 05 229 120 0 12V4
04 . .265 250 0 40 09 237 80 0 42V4
00 242 120 0 40 02 2r)5 100 0 42V
73 . 238 240 0 40 71 205 - 0 42'i
72 276 210 0 40 70 . . .201 120 0 42JS
72 252 120 0 40 OH 250 120 0 42W
08 237 200 11 40 02 243 100 0 42CJ
04 .209 100 C 40 00 258 40 G 46
03. .208 - 6 40 04 . 200 120 6 46
65 .288 120 0 10 07 282 - 0 46
67 . 273 280 G 40 03 276 80 0 46
08 .102 80 0 40 04 . 250 120 C 46
63 24 > 320 0 40 78 226 80 0 45
63 345 40 G 40 74 214 ICO G 45
07 254 1GO U 40 81 213 200 046
49 197 100 0 40 87 258 . - 0 46
07 05 200 0 40 CO . 241 100 0 46
61 209 40 040 70 250 80 045
. . .211 200 840 ? ? 280 80 046
16. . . ! M > 120 6 40 61 242 BO 6 46
72 2 7 100 0 40 CO , 233 230 0 4SJJ
02 . 250 20O 0 40
ruin AND HOUGH.
107 121 320 0 00
SIIFPITlioro were no fresh receipt * of Miccp
pxcept n loud billed direct toSwIft Mid nothing
here to make n market , The demand Is good
from all local houses nnd prices nrnnuotably
unchanged. Kastorn markets Inn o born over-
Mocked till week nnd tlio fooling there Is rather
weak , lair to good natives , M.&OSS.&O ; fixlr
to coed westerns , $1 UOiUi DO ; common nnd
stock sheep , $2 DK ( 4 00 { peed to cliolco 40 lo
100-11) Inmbs , $5 0080.0 ,
llornlpt * ) nnd Disposition of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stock ns
shown by tlio books of thn Union Stock Yard *
company for the tnimty-fmir hours ending ixt
0 o'clock p. in Juno 10 , 1893s
UKCKIPT * .
Dlsi-oslTlnx
'hlruijo l.lvn stnrl <
, Juno 10 tSpicltl Toli'srain lo
TIIK lll.h 1 Thnio was a bniit.irly supply of
cattle hole today , not inoro than HOD bond
slmulmi up to fai as natlvis are
coiii'eriiid thorn liny fairly bo sildto hnvv
bc'i'ii no inurkol , not I'noiiu'li tr.idbiK lii'liiK
done to estibllsh iiuolallons. Noinlnallv
prices weio Hun through an usllinitu of
moderate arrivals for .Mend ly liiip.ittc-il con-
lliluneo.
'I ho hog maiknt VMIS vctj nninen It was
ftuum In spots buhii ! hlKhiir In thu iiortli ( nt-
I'lii division tb in nt the close of jostmd ly's
Ir id Ini ; and nKo shun Inc strt'imtli at the opt > n-
In othui iti | liters , but later Inthodty thi'i-o
was wi'aUnoss all around. As for two in
thieo dajs p ist lliht boss sold to the
best advantage , though KOOI ! Kr ides , of
no matter what weight , sold very
elo-,0 together. There VMIS a llttln
scalplni ; In culls and plisit from $1 to $ ( ' 2. > ,
and a tow lo tils of assorted llRlit sold uronnd
$7.05 , but fiomb.7o to JO 00 were the piovall-
IIIK prlcos
The few sheep on today's market did not
Invo Ion , ? to wait for bnyois. They weio
pIcUiMl up only In the day at HttoiiK
prleos , siliis m ikhiR on , i hisls of from
JJ.2D to J4 00 from pool to choice Texas nnd
from JJ 00 to f5 3T > for native and wc'sloms
Ye ulliiRs vveie ijnolod nt fiom 44 50 to $0.'J5
and spibiK lambs at from i-l 25 to $7 2.r >
Kecelnts : Cattle , 00 , calves , 50 , boRS ,
0.000 , slu up , 1,000 bond
rhuKvenliiK .Touinal reports'
( JATTi.K HoeolptH , 6,000 houl : slilptnonts ,
200 he , id , m.irknt steady , quot.itlons nominal ;
prime stcois , $5 no'iJS ' ti ( > ; inedluin , tt 00ft5 21 ;
nt hois , fl 20 ® I DO , TOMUIS , J2. IOiJ4 20 ; co s ,
lions lit eelpts , 10,000 head shipments ,
7,000 ho id ; mat hot active , stroiis , mixed
and pickers , ifd 75'iiO'H ) : pi line lii-.iv v and
hulcheis' wolnlils , Jb 0037 05 , llglit , s5o.70i4
7 10 , plKS , ? li COIiliTO
SUCHItiVPlpts , 2,000 head ; shlpmnnls ,
000 held , m.iiKot sti'adv ; iiiitFTcs , Sr > OOTJ
ffi" 50 , vvostorns t4.0llQO'JO , Tox.ins , * 4 G0i5
1'JO , lambs , $ l.2oQO 00.
St. Imil * l.lStock Murlcot.
ST Louis , Mo , June 10 Ovrn.is llccelpts ,
800 bund ; Milpmuuts , 1,200 bo id : iniiki't
sic uly , common lo Rood natives , JJ25JS400 ,
f.ih tooidlnaij Texan steers , 83 00r& ! 00
Moos Ucrclpts , 300 hexd : shipments ,
1,400 lit1 id ; market steadj , llKht n shade
lilKlic'r , raiisoof prices JO ODtib HD.
SMI i-i Itucolpls 0,700 bend ; shipments ,
1,100 head ; nuuKct Him and unchanged.
ir.
Situation Not the Ilc-Ht Nut Hotter Than
i Many 'Ihlnk It Is
Mr W. II , Uoboison , miiiager of the
Omabi oflico ol H G Dun & Co , in his
weekly discussion of the tiado situation ,
S1J3
" Iho week closes without anj dlsastious
failuics in this disti ict The situation is not all
th it c in be desiied , of couise , but wholesale
dcalcis neavij' all speak cncouiagiiu ly and
lotall tiadc is hotter thin was expected
The news fiom the couiuii is good
r.umoisaie veiy busy and theiccent rains
have made the outlook chdciful for the sci-
son's eiops Unfortun itely for nil coucernoil
confidence is beliiR icstored veiy slowly.
Many of our leadluc iinanciers are of the
opinion th it no lellof can bo nntiripited
until convrtess convenes and dellncs our
iluaneial policy cleaily. So IOIIK as this oclief
obtains and the halanpo of tiado niinalns
apainst us wo may rcisunably expect ticklish
times
"In Omaha pai ticularly and the w ctt pen-
crally conditions aio bettor a Kieat deal
better th in pinieky people would have us
believe The comptroll rs statements for
\vesteruciticsshovv an unusti illy largo 10-
sciro in vvestein natioml banks , ranging
from 2"i to 28 per cent Omaha banks at
close of business Thuisilij bad more than
10 per cent In cash vvLh which to pay deposits -
posits and allowing for time deposits the
cash with vvhieh to meet deposits subject lo
check "xceeds 50 per cent. City deposits
have fallen oil veiy sliRhtly since
the May 1 statement. One of the
lar o bulks which carries more tint
n million of deposits shows only $10,000 less
now than on thu date of the statement , am
probvbly a eompaiison with other day
would show a gain. In fact the only diaft
upon deposits of Oin iha banks has come
fiom the country bankers , who are inovof
to cairy a larger balance at homo than
usual , owint ; to the general conditions pre
vailhiK. The weakest bank In Omali.i
shows 10 per cent In cash and holds Itself
close to that point , extending accoinmoit i
lions only bo von ( I that limit
"I made a llji'ig trip to Grand Island last
Wednesday to visit our hi inch ofllcn theio
and found that wholesale and ictail tradoaie
lieilthj anil thpio Is ically no stiess for
money thoio Hanks claim plenty for needs
They have loins close to fl.'JOO.OOO am :
deposits of 1,000 000 , w 1th cash in excess 01
42 per cent.
"At Fremont ourtiavclor llntls the sltui-
tion faiiiy comfoi table The b inks HIM tik
ing caio of their customeis 'J ho ictill
liado leports offers ol extra discounts foi
rash fiom casteiu Jobbers The following
tiblo shows deposits and loans and dls
counts fiom May to Juno 1
DM'OSITS
May. 1 J010,7'18Grj
June 1 914,00994
r.OVNS AM ) Dll-COUMs
May-1 $ 1,187.70007
.lllliel 1,171,707.77
TIII : XIAKKI.I- .
JNSTUUMENTS placed mi rocoid Juno 10 ,
! 8'JJ ;
\\AllllANrV DM O3.
O Ii McCauley nnd husband to A H
Waid , lot IH , block 1 , DniiNu'h adil 8 2,000
1'tillv Mains and wife to Kimna Thoin-
lon Iot21 , block 1 , Hammond I'liicn. 1,000
J I' rinloy and wlfo to O 1' l.oicsche ,
lot 2 1 , DodKo'H add GOO
Abraham Kosunborrv to John Wldo-
nors. 10 font of n l')2 ) foot of o 00
font lot 1 block 22 , West Omaha 300
M O IkMlforil nnd husband to I'utiu
Bv acliia , u V lot 0. block n , K'ount/o
: id add 1.20D
J 1 > Kii'.li tn.lamus I'otry , Into , block
II , Ivount4th add 3,000
Walnut Hill Snlns-M , ind InveHtmunt
i ompiiiy to I , O Mori lit lot 7 , block
0 anil lot 13. block 2J , Ualniu Illll ' . ' ,700
A II Iliml and wlfo ut al to r U lim
ber , lols 1 , 2 and B , block 10 , Haiv-
thorno . . . .
1'U Harbor to C I Collins lot 1 undo
21 font of lol 2 , block 10 , Miimi
b.imu to A H Hunt lot 3 and w 20 fdl
lot 2 block 10 , BIIIII"
John iMpAlllKlorlo.I C ' teMJiis , lot 12 ,
block 1 Orchard Illll 1,200
J W Slpo and wlfo to 1 II Allou , lot 0 ,
bloi'K 1 , llrowu piirk , . 1,200
John Hush and wife to John 1'ulilu , u
i.no 20-10-11 3,400
QUIT CItAIM Dl.ril.i
M .S Htuupnii to W I , Soby | , o'i lot 14 ,
I'ullmm I'hico .
OKI us
J J O'Connor ( oxrciiton io Carrie Mor
risen , n'i ' lot 02 Kuos' 1'laco . 300
W 0 Ives ( pecl.il imntur ) to J \Vt-ia I ,
lot 4 , blonisscn I'lai'u 070
0 A llunnutt Nborllf ) to rirtt Na
tional bank , & ) j lots 12 , 13 nnd 14 ,
block 10 , Ha ns.com 1'lucu LOGO
United hiatus lo O W l.owo ,
aw 1-10-10 ( patent ) .
Total amount of transfer * 19,784
There Is a dearth of natural gas at Findlay -
lay , O. , and the glass manufacturers there
located propose to move to Indiana , \vhein
the flow of ens is abundant and ueronnlal
Six hundred dwellings iU rinctlay arc
empty , ancl the ( dnsj niunufacturcis will
tntfa with tboiti 4,0 0
MAGAZINES OF 'MIDSUMMER '
Historical and Descriptive Matter Suited to
the
GRAND CANON OF THE COLORADO
Skotclicn of rirtnrcsqtio * tit ill nnd the
. \tlKlitlrst UUnr of tlio ( loldcnVr t-
Oprnliif ; of the Krlo Cnnnl tlollre"
9Ion us biirriRsrnt CltUrnn , itc.
OH Is ono of tlio boiutlos of the rintft-xft
route Into the Grand Ctnonof tlio Colorado
that It brlngi m to the grintost sight on
c.xrthalmost without warning Only once
through the columnar trunks , write1 *
Charles P r immla In the Callfornhti , wo
catch n KHtnpso of n purple front so vast , so
shadowy , so unearthly that the heart socms
to stop for an Instant , and as swiftly the
vision Is gene The sun Is stlllupou the plno-
tops ami while the drl\or Is putting up his
team and the hotel man la hurraing supper
w o run up a slope anil In less th m a Innulrod
yanlsfrom camp st.iud upon the brink of
it. And wheto the Orand oauon hogtns ,
Molds stop In looUIni ; bnek across the
VCMrs , w Ith all their bltmdeis and follies , tt
is comforting to tomcmbor that at k < ast I
ha\o never tliought to dcsetlbo the IMUOU of
thoColotailo. A bint , a suggestion , a faint
and ililicufously tnadciiuito conipitlson tire
till that are possible Whoso tiles more , a
sense of the Inl.ulco of things Is not In him.
'Ihcu1 Is ono Or.ind Canon of the Colorado.
Nothing clso on earth Is like It , or np-
pio.ichus It , or pictures for It , or suggests It.
If jou would sco the that and the last place
In the woild , go to It 'I'hat Is , of course , If
iounoi ; foielgnoi1 If yon aionn Ameri
can , snub the c.nion and doildoroit across
suas for aomo sight moic boiltting patrlotlo
For Iho flist ttino In Its history this sub-
limest wonder of earth Is t callv open to all
sightseers Dofoio , the seeing It was nt the
cost of.i jouinoy uncertain , troublcsomo and
exhausting Now It is easy , oven for women
and chlldion as easy us I hope to sea It.
Par bo the day vvlioun i.illioad shall profauo
cication's masterpiece , with Us liifcstmcnt
ot the vulgar , to Hill tin ) Joy of these with
souls For when a glory of imtuiols abso
lutely fac'llo to the hold , it teoks with tholr
in.anltand Is never ngnlu the same.
Choiponod sublimity is no moro as sublime.
What Is vvoith having Is worth pajlng for In
some wav , , nnd nnuuo's utmost drama Is as
vvoithv Iho piotoction of some bairior as aio
our cheap shows A money ildmlttinco
might shut out the deserving poor , but the
slight physical tax will deter only these
whoso opldouuis is moro impoitant than
their bi.iins , and thov nvo Iho class 1 would
sco kept out If the people could know
what thoCiiaimCanon of thoColoiado icallv
is , an aimj with banncis could not stand
them back fiom it. but nil the writeis and
all Iho ai lists ami nil the photographers
cannot toll. Omuipotenco Itself c-ould only
put It thcno to wait to bo seen , nnd sight Is
the solo toicherof this most incffablo thing
that ousts w Ithln the i nngc of man.
Opi nlii ) ; tint Krlo Cllllll.
Not until Apiil 17 , 1S17 , was tlio whole
plan solidillcd Into a legislative net by
which funds weio provldod foi the construc
tion of a canal lib. ! miles in length , with ft
suifaco width of 10 feet , a bottom width of
IS feet , and a water channel four fcot In
depth Dut when the stilt fniih had boon
made the wet It went ahead i ipidly , vviitc'i
Thorn is A Janvioi on "Tho Involution of
Now Yoik" in II.upcr's Ciiound was
biokcn that s uno jc.ai , on .luly 4 , nt Homo ,
on the middle section , and the excavation
nnrt stiucinr.il woik weio pushed with such
diligence that the canal was oponuJ for
ti iftlc in but little moro than eight jears.
A pietutosciuc tolobiation of "Iho wedding
of the wateis" followed the completion of
the vvtnk On the mottling ; of October 20 ,
ISj'i , tlio lust flotirh of cMtul boats bound
for the sc.ibonul loft Buffalo , slarlmg at the
sign il of a camion IUcd at the Ihio In-tako.
This shot sti.iijjhtvviy w.vs echoed guns
h.ivinp been stationed at icgular intervals
down the whole length of the. now waterway
nnd tlieuco onw.ml down the Hudson to
Now Yoik , wheio piecisely one hour nnd
tvvcntv-Hve minutes after the Hist gnu had
been ilied beside the l.iko the last gun was
Hied beside tl.u sei Duiiug another hour
nnd tiventj-llvo minutes the answer fiom
the ocean to the ml mil vv.itcis went Ihun-
claihiROi ) , mil into the noithwest
And then , at this end of the line , the en-
thuslism moused m so thnlllng n fashion
had n vvholo foitnight in which to coal wlillo
Uio boits weio ci.uvlliiB eastward. Yet
ci.iwlmg is u dull won ! to applylovvb.it
i cully w as u tiiumphil progioss. It would
be moio in harmony with the oi.itoilcal
sphlloT the occasion to saj that the boats
cnmc c.istwaid on Iho crest of u wave of
popuhi lojoieing ; while all the canal towns
must foith into spiiochcs of gloiideation by
the lips of their local uignltuIns and lis
tened to llko speeches fiom Governor Clin
ton and Gouvcinour Mouis and tlio ether
mlgt.iotst ilosmcn aboa'd the llotllla ; vvhilo
flags were Hying cvoryvvhero by day and
bonllic's woio bhwliig ovoivvvhoio by night ;
and while all contial Now Yoik wns vibiant
with the imcon ti ollad violence of countless
In ass binds.
At fi o'clock on the morning of November 4
thl i fiosh water cyclone completed the last
stage of its eventful piogiess , the run down
the Hudson In tovv of the Chancellor -Llving-
ston , and halted off the st itu prison ( at the
fool of the picsent West Tenth stioot ) ,
vvhilo all the bolls went oil into jo.\-pu.ils mm
theio was a noble hello wine ; of guns OIT the
state piison ( a liisling place which aroused
no dlsigroeablo doubts and dieads lu the
hio.ibts of the aldeimcn of th it u.ullcr , non-
booflllng d.ij ) the Ilotlll.V VMS mot b.a . depu
tation of the civic uulhoiities cliaigod with
the duty of "eangialulaiing the ( oinpanyou
tholraulval fiom Iiiku IJiIu , " and of conducting - ,
ducting them down stie.un , aioimd thu bit-
ti'ii and up the I .isl ilvoi to thoiiavi yaid , *
where a thundeious olllel il siluto was 111 oil ,
and the olllcms of thticoipoiatiou welcomed
the distinguished quests in fotin. And then ,
fiom iho nuvi y.ud , "a grand piocession ,
conslbtliig of ncaily all the vessels In port
IMJ ly decked w 1th rolois of all nations , "
went down to the lower bay , \vheio Gov-
ernoi Clinton , fiom Iho d ( elc of thu United
States schooner Dolphin , about which all
the other vessels weio giouped in n gioat
chclo , pouiod n libitlon ol the flesh water
bioiight fiom dike Kilo Into the salt water
of the Atlautio ocean , and so tvplllod the
Joining together ol the inland and otitl.incl
bCMS
I'll liiii4iiiii ! | Utah.
The mountain i colons of Utah aie said by
mantr.uolots and .at lists to possess ut-
tilbuios of beaulv nnilvaled by those of
any othoi country 'Iho ImineiibO sweeps of
landscape , \vhouo distances ,110 not to bo
estimated In any ono un icc'istomud to
legions of this nattiio , aio binpilsing , and
aio possessed of a gi.iud und lug cdslm-
pllcllj thutaffoids it bpeciil uiijitunlt | | > io
the m list who Is fond of lading his coloison
liU canvas in bioad , bweeilnc | ; sttoUt-H ,
Mountains ui > ou mountains , sa > s u vvillor in
Iho ( JalifoinUn , spom to Use , locolliu into
hidlstamcs , whllo gtcat valleys toll auaj
in irentlo slopes 01 juusu ubiuptlj at thu
lia&cs of Kilm pieciplces Alplnu Jul.'o.s
abound , und gioit 10.11 Ing .sticaius mm
lataiacta tear clown tinough ttio ( 'uk'hes
lotlin vallojs below splendid foicoswhoit
tuinod to purposes of ubomlnesa
The mountains arq di'inonstrativo of Im
mensity In every rospectho splendid Hues
caued In thcii bides .oinotlmos swc'opiuij
from highest peak to base Their > foi ma-
lions nio unique. lU.Tciiny fiom those of
other mountnlnous ruglons , paillally oiuio-
couiit of tlmniidHj of theft liiiuto , which I *
not productlvi ) of thu simo vugntatlou
uayallj found umoiur ether mountain ranges.
At c-oruiln points , vvhoio mountalnii tue
usually well clothed , theio Is no dcrluiioiii
follago. The Wasatch and the Uiiitalm pio- -
sent tht. appearance of grassy plains sloping
gently to the has of the mountiiltis , vvhilo ;
numerous canons bre.ik their continuity ut '
intervals Thesn canons are formed ) > y the
action of the elements on the mountain
mass , whoso erosion cuts through the breast
of the range rcgaidloss of the kind or hard-
jness of the rocks of which It is formed ,
They seem to t.acllato from certain centers ,
tholr lower parts dlsplav Ing usually natrctnh
of lather oidluary icciiury , vvhilo thn upi or
most parts are wild and omctgc Into P
climax o ( grindour In towering cliffs uiu
lusnlng nut or.
