THE OMAHA DAILY HER : MONDAY , JULY 1 , 1803.
1 Men of All Political Parties Join to Promote a
Citizens' Movement ,
SECTARIAN PROSCRIPTION UNRESERVEDLY DENOUNCED
Address of the Voters In Omnha nnd Douylus County Who De-
mtind n Businesslike Admlnlatt'ation of City
nnd County Affairs by Honest , Capable
and Nonpariisnn Officials.
We , the unilprslqnel citizens alii volofs of nouglas county , hereby declare that
there cxlsti In our tnlJst urgent nce'l ' Jor a vlKorous nonsectarlan ana nonpartlsan citi
zens reform movement for the purpose of teeurltiK an lionest , economical nnd businesslike -
like ailmlnlsttatlcn of our city and county government , and wo Invlto all other citizens
anl voters of Omaha and Uougl.ig county who agrco with tlio folIoultiK declaration of
principles to Join with ui In organizing for tlio abo\o mentioned purpose.
DUCLAIIATION' OP I'lU.VClPLCS.
1. The con'tlttitlon of the United State ? ordains tb't no religious teat shall ever be
rtrmlreJ as a qualification for nn olllcc of public trust. It furthermore ordains that the
citizens of each state fh.ll be entitle ! to ad the privileges anJ Immiiultles of citizens In
JUio 'evora ptaU An AmerJ an jltl/rn , wj otlicr na Ue yfjfiV'JiUtSl ' ! ' l5 ucd with
' ' '
Til'tlio rTgli'ls aiid pflvll'cM that 'Cltizenildp confera on cvci foot of American soil.
Among the fundamental conJItlons under which Nebrask.i was admitted Into the
union wan the guaranty that perfect toleration of religious sentiment shall be secured ,
and no Inhabitant of this stale shall ever be inolefted In person or property on account
of Ids or ber made of worship. The freedom of conscience and the right of every citi
zen to the enjojment of equal political privileges was engrafted Into the organic law of
tills state in MIC muet expl'clt ' terms , and all In'erfcrcucc and discrimination on account
of religion" belief Is Interdicted In the bill of rights. Hvcry man who take ; the oath to
support the con-tltutlon , national and state. Is bound by tlit mo t sacred tics of honor
nnd plights Ida faith to maintain Inviolate tliero precious guaranties of the freedom of
conscience and the right of all American cltUens , regardless of. creed , to an equal share
In government and qb'olute equality before the law. A denial or nb-ldgment of these
rights Is uib\crM\e cf froa government and Jestructlvc of civil as well as religious liberty.
2 Whereas , the machinery of our local government Is dominated byiclou factions
of secret pil tlcal societies , who , unJor the cloak of pttrlotlsm and sectarian zeal , ha\c
usurped the legitimate- functions of government. Invaded the sanctity of the Judiciary ,
fomented sectarian strife In the public schools , bred discord and Insubordination In the
police anl fire departments , anJ have recklessly squandered the public funds to support
their followerj and promote schemes of spoliation to the detriment of the communlt } ;
nnd ,
Whe-oai , The people of this city anJ county are ta\ed over $2,030,000 a year for the
support of our clt > and county governments , our public schools and courts , and this
falls prlnr-lpilly nn the small home owners and wage earners.
Therefore , \Vo deem It of vital Importance that the stme system of economy and ac
countability hall apply to the conJuct of the public service that Is enforced In business
houses anl by prlvato corporations.
3 Wo b ° llcvo In home rule for the city of Omaha , with a municipal civil service
that \\ould make capacity , honesty and fidelity the sole teats of fitness for offlce , and we
favor tlio acquisition of nil public works by the city at the earliest tlmo practicable , so
that all necessities now furnlahed by francuised corporations shall be supplied at the
lowest cost to con umnrs.
4 Wo believe that every problem and e\cry Issue to be determined by the ballots of
American citizens can and should be openly , publicly and fairly dl cu sed anJ star cham
ber methols of organi/ing anJ conducting political campaigns should be frowned upon by
gooj citizens as Ir night with danger to free Institutions and good government.
0 We believe that the greatest obstacle lo the success of efforts to obtain pure
munlcl al government lies In the division of good citizens In clt > elections on national
party liue * , and we therefore favor Independent , nonpirtlsan action In our local elec
tions an ! the entire exclusion therefrom of national and state Itsues.
G. We believe that In the selection of Judges and clerks of elections a fair
division shotilJ bo made In good faith at each of the polling places among all the differ
ent political parlies , and we demand such action on the part of the appointing powers.
7 We bellc\e that all men not Incapacitated by law have a right to aspire to a
voice and Influence In the administration of their governments , whether local or other
wise , nnd we denounce any attempt upon the patt of any class or section of citizens
whatever to pie crlbe any other class or section by reason of religious creed as unamerl-
can an ! unpatriotic.
Wo lurtby Invite the rn-operatlon of all good citizens of wliate\er party or creed
\vlio arc In accord \\lth the \lews1 and principles hereby enunciated to unite with us In
the effort to give this city anJ county a mor o economical and businesslike administration
'n all branches of govcinment.
OMAHA.
E. n nruce. wholesale druggist. A. Clark Rellck , banker.
A. I1. Tukey , real estate. M. Hlsdon , solicitor.
Gcorgo W. IJoanc , attorney. W. J Mount , Insurance.
Charles R Weller , wholesale druggist. 0. A. Campbell , printer.
A T. Hector , wholesale hardware. J. W. Hose , art goods.
Thomas Kllpatrlck , wholesale dry goods. r. S Horion , printer.
W. N. Dabcock , manager Union stock 0. Chat Hedlck , real estate.
yards. D. R. Gaff , printer.
llobart Williams , grocer. Lewis Ley , wholesale tinware.
James M. Woolworth , attorney. Willis Hmlspetli , Journalist.
John S IJrady , wholesale grocer. J. A Carpenter , wholesale paper.
P. P. Klikendall , wholesale boots ami John 12 Emblem , printer.
thocs. J r. Davlea , phjislclan.
V. H. Coffman , ph > slclan. 1) ) R ilubbard , printer.
Ilobcrt W Richardson , attorney. C II , West , liveryman.
J. N Cornish , banker. Ij. R. Rossltcr , laborer.
W. II Defrancc , attorney. C. Z Gould , life Insurance.
Harold Clifford , oculist. James J. Burr , salesman.
J. R Carpenter , wholesale paper. Charles Robertson , cigars and tobacco.
H K H Kennedy , attorney. W. J Huston , restaurant keeper.
r. C. Ayer , manager TalrbanUs , Morse J J. McMullln. dentist.
company. C K Baker , printer.
Arthur C Wakeley. attorney. D. A Hensley , clerk
Alex Gimtlier , wholes-lie hats. Henry Horans , laborer.
Charles II Hustln , real estate , H. S. Berlin , real estate.
dtorge Mills , real estate. Jesse White , bookseller.
13. W 1-ee , phjslclan. J H Dahosse , physician.
J. C Bharpe , treasurer Union stock yards. W R White , newsdealer.
Edward Robertson , cigars and tobacco. Thomas P. Ilojil. loan , agent.
L6c Herdman , attorney. B. R Rutherford , marble dealer.
William A I'axton , real estate. H. D. Sluice , real estate.
George W. Llnlnger , wholesale agricultural J. M Slrpleas , Job printer.
Implements. D W. Pholp" . broker.
W. S Wright , wholesale hardware. P. A. Grlllln. barber.
Edward Droste , book binder. William G. Daane , attorney.
Isaac Adams , attorney. Lori HheclKin , hotel clerk.
William Wright , book binder. H. A GarJIncr , contractor.
Amos Field , wholesale druggist. Anthony Ilobl et. shoemaker.
Clarence 13 Oliver , prlntci. N. N Crary , furniture.
Silas Cobb , attorney. G W. Kenney , telegrapher.
Andrew II Somers , ph > slclan. Da\ld N. Sloag , clerk.
Leo Ilennlnghoven , Journalist. John Qulnn , mechanic
C. D Hall , wholesale boots and shoes. W P. S'\eesey , real estate.
Joseph Adams , foreman book bindery. S IteaK collector.
C. C. Wright , attorney. Albert Stabler , fire Insurance.
A. H. Droste , publisher. H. H Powell , printer.
Sherman Vannefs , nhjslclan. W. H. Crary , real estate.
Bruno Tzschuck , real estate. A. J. Linn , ilra > man.
J. H. Slieean , attorney. W. E. Hamilton , Cudahy Packing Co.
Ad Gress , book binder. A. A Perry , laborer.
Arthur Karhach , carriage manufacturer. Egbert Kellogg , merchant ,
J. I1. I angevln , foreman printing offlce. J. R Hamilton , meats.
Fr.ink Kasper , street commissioner. William Divls laborer.
Tred A Wallwey , foreman printing offlce. I ) . D. Miller , carpenter.
W H Ilerdnmn , attorney. A. O. Gale , peddler.
Charles A Lurke , notary public. C. B. Shrlner. clerk.
W S Hector , banker. I. W. Lumbeck , railway scnlce.
Carl Schmidt , real estate. E. P. Hoggen , life Insurance.
C I1. Halllgan , attorney. Earl Coburn , printer.
Jay Hums , secretary Municipal league. John Iliumer , Jeweler.
O , S Wood , phyilcltn Morris Kelly , draman.
H nurger. retail liquor ! . William Gentleman , grocer.
William Gla s , wholesale hardware. Frank Severance , brakeman.
Morris Kaipehs , liquors and cigars. W II. Hunter. Journalist.
Gilbert Blue , laborer. L Goodman , merchant.
E Kelffer , cigar ? . P O Haw os , attorney.
George II Tzschuck , treasurer Bee Pub M. BurUenwood clerk.
felling company. E Holovtschlner. physician.
Charles 1'etersen , carpenter anil Joiner. C C Vaughn , printer.
heej Hehlcy. attorney. George lloullster , real estate.
AV. Wall Pord , carpenter and Joiner. Prank Tlclmor , butcher.
W 1) Beckett , .
attorney.
George E. llertrand , attorney.
C. n Hamann , shoemaker.
.
Charles Vogel , cigar maker.
John dimmer , chemist.
J. P. Sweese . real estate.
)
C. J Schmidt , boots and slices.
Rdward Pctersen maker.
Henry hanpeclerk. . , cigar
P. . dentist.
. U. WINon.
P. P. Schmidt , plasterer.
M. A H bert , phelcian. II. W. Pettlt. blacksmith.
James C Anderson , laborer. Walter Breen. attorney.
E , W Slmrral , attorney. George C. Whltlock , contractor.
William Wolff , sa'e-man. Pred Hlcksteln. butcher.
W. S , Shoemaker , attorney. H. J. Hayne , switchman.
C. A. Han e ? , silesman. John R Hughes , switchman.
Frederick Toe. freight agent. Wlllhm J. Helm , accountant.
Danli'l Kendall , real estate. E. C. McCrury , expressman.
C. S. Elsutter , attorney. A. J. Peck , real estate.
Henry Sulner , bricklayer. James M. Swazlck. salesman.
Victor G. I.antry , real estate. M. H. Welch , switchman.
R M McGilton. attorney. Charles Grotte. hotel keeper.
J. lleartnun. mechanic. J. M. Ward , canvasser.
Thomas Swob ? , hotel Keep r. H. Hennoch. cigar dealer.
George A Maguey , attorney. George I ) Klggs , printer.
John Hobrccker. Jr. wholesale stoves , George Heed , billposter.
lllchard Tlzzard , real estate. James H. Whalen , talesman.
Ilob ° rt W Patrick , attorney. Herman Helnbold , Illuminating oils.
George O Manning , steamfittcr. M. Conley , horse shper.
Hobert Cow ell , wholesale dry goods. Julius Festner. Jeb printer.
A. H. Hlohmer , tales-man. W. J. Clilzum , expressman.
D. W Merrow , at'orney. Louis Pltthan , clerk.
\V , H. Singer , bookkeeper. A. P. Johnron. 'laborer.
Jacob Williams , commission merchant. H. H. Rohrs. ralesman.
Anton Scalzo , elevator m-.Juctor. Fred Sidener , drayman.
George G. Dow until attorney. Henry VOSB , architect.
John drove * , accountant. N. H. Church , furniture repairer.
R A. Rlnehart. photographer. William HolemanEon , waiter.
G. II. Udell , painter. James Igle , brewer.
Simeon Bloom , attorney. P. J. Kartnch , carriage dealer.
N. J. Schmidt , life Insurance.
. .
E. A. Mason , Jet.list.
C. E. Goodman , druggist.
L Good , laborer.
R Knaack , clerk
E H. Overall , mall carrier. Peter Prenzer , rial estate.
George S Kennedy , paper banger. William E\erett , carpenter.
I W. Miner , Jcurnalltt. John M Prenzer. Jeweler.
Alexander Douglas , barber. N. P. Nelson , car Inspector.
A. S. Patrick , live stock dealer. Arthur P Karbach. carriage dealer.
E P. Peck , grain merchant , H Homlg. bay merchant ,
Alien A. Keadls , canvasser. George W. Karbach , carriage dcakr.
M. Kcltsr , tallur.
Emll Karbich carriage dealer.
Al Kodym , tal'or.
Theodore Bernlne , rale man
Xavler Wclsland , worklngman.
J II. Pendray , printer.
Christ Lalble. worklngman.
Charles Hleldlemouen , painter.
Peter Remade , bicycle repilrer.
H. S. Parker , newspaper union ,
August Drown , worklngman.
L S. Lathrop , printer.
A. H. Hcyden , mechanic. i
George Brown , slereotypcr.
George Jtnln , worklngman. j
George W. Neff , printer.
P. Fanclier , mechanic.
Pred Urodeiparl , watchmaker.
Clirl t Kull , worklngman.
John C. Puley , printer.
J. J. Kaufman , helper.
J. JI. Tajlor , real estate.
JIaFogel , tillor.
( i. W. Bud : , carpenter.
Gustav Zelcr. worklngman.
William Scott , barber.
H. F. Glider , clerk.
Ernst I ingbelm , worklngman. '
E. H. Klndler , worklngman.
George W. Han oil , reporter.
W. II. Groves , painter.
Fred Jlohle , Jeweler.
Paul Porch , worklngman.
George Martin , printer.
E. Kvgon , paper hanger.
Olaf Peterson , laboier ,
W W. Syfo , Kile man.
-Fritz Bleler , worklngman.
Ed Peterson , bicycle repairer. i
L. J. Bcrgfiulst , painter.
DavM P. Hlcketls , collector.
P. Sanders , plasterer.
J J Young , contractor.
John Young , contractor.
Julius Jllddlestadt , worklngman.
Thomas JIcGovern , messenger.
J. L , Eastman , clerk.
S. Jona en Jeweler.
Christ S. Bo > en , worklngman.
JI O. Daxon , dealer In bicycles.
John Hyne sale man.
August Beck , worklngman.
Edward T Heden , dealer In bicycles.
H Nell en Trano , Insurance agent.
August Kempf-brewery worker.
David A Baldwin , Bradstrest's agency.
Thomas Robinson , Hradstreet's agency.
Pred Pnzen ! ham , worklngman.
A. C Van ant , stenographer.
John B , Furav , real estate.
SOUTH OMAHA.
A. C Fostet , munager Swift nnd Company.
W. E. Hamilton , assistant manager Swift
and Companj.
P. E. Sanders , member Lhe Stock ex
change
D. S. Packhurst , member Live Stock ex
change.
George P. King , member Live Stock ex
change.
Thomas P. Thorton , member Llvo Stock
exchange.
Charles JI. Carson , member Live Stock
exchange
John O. Owens , member Lhe Stock ex
change.
W. P. Campbell , member Live Stcck ex
change.
George JI. Hunter , meinb3r Live Stock ex
change.
\V. P. Denny , member Lho Stock ex
change.
E. P. Hccker , member Live Stock ex
change.
D S. Campbell , member Lhe Stock ex
change.
R. C. Wavland , member Live Stock ex
change.
W. E. Wood , member Live Stock ex
change.
A. S. Lott , member Lhe Slock exchange.
L C. RecUlngton , member Live Stock ex
change.
Harry Banspacher , member Lhe Stock ex
change.
Fred D. Harris , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
W. JI. Parrar , member Live Stock ex
change.
\V. H. Jonas , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
D Smith , member Llvo Stock exchange
George Burke , member Lhe Stock ex
change.
B. F. Strohm , member Lho Stock ex
change.
W. I. Hoopei , member Live Stock ex
change
A. E. Anderson , member Live Stock ex
change.
George A. Beam , member Live Stock e\-
J A' Hake member Llvo Stock exchange.
William A. Hlgglns , member Lhe Stock
exchange. ,
J. G. Jlcntlner , member Live Stock ex
change.
Al Powell , member Llvo Stock exchange.
L Spelts , member Live Stock exchange.
C. A. Caldwell , member Llvo Stoek ex
change.
J. N. Sheubcr , member Live Stock ex
change
E. P. Baker , member Llvo Stock exchange.
G. G. Ellis , member Live Stock exchange.
J. W. Green , member Live Stock exchange
J. JI. Taylor , member Lhe Stock exchange
E. S. Kentncr , member Live Stock ex
change.
C. S. HIbbard , member Live Stock ex
change.
J. Jl. Jlills. member Llva Slock exchange.
W. H. JlcCrcary , member Live Stock ex
change.
E. JI. Jlatthcws , member Live Stock ex
change.
H. J. Chlttenden , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
E C. Anderson , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
B. F. Carpenter , member Live Stock ex
change.
E. JI. Richardson , member Live Stock ex
change.
George S. Brown , member Live Stock ex
change.
G. S. Roberts , member Live Stock ex
change.
J. T. Frederick , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
Frank Standlsh , member Lho Stock ex
change.
Prank Chlttenden , member Live Stock ex
change.
Charles A. Boyer , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
A. D. Bover , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
James W. Jlurphy , member Llvo Stock ex
change.
L F. Bralnard , member Live Stock ex
change.
A. G. Jacobs , member Live Stock exchange.
L Blanchard , member Lhe Stock ex
change.
C. Clifton , member Lhe Stock exchange.
C. II. Jlooly , member Lhe Stock exchange.
P. II. Smith , member Lhe Stock exchange.
Alex Buchanan , member Lho Stock ox-
chanre.
Nathan P. Rlckard , member Live Stock ex
change.
H. C. .Miller , member Live Stock exchange
Epes JI. Catey , member Lho Stock ex
change.
Thomas B. JlcPherson , member Live Stock
exchange.
O D. Bratton , m'mber Live Stock ex
change.
C. O. Nelson , member Live Stock exchange
Harry Sharp member Live Stock exchange
James Paxton member Lhe Stock exchange.
H. S. Carpenter , member Lhe Stock ex
change.
D. JIahoney , member Live Stock exchange
W. G. Severance. meniLer Live Stock ex
change.
W. G. Nelman , member Live Stock ex
change.
James Graff , member Lhe Stock exchange
D. S. Glllogly , member Live Stock ex-
change.
J. S. Jlattln , member Live Stock exchange
E. A. Cudahy. Cudahy Packing company.
H. L Krelder , Cudaliy Packing company.
JI. R. Jlurphy. Cudaliy Packing company
George JIarples , Cudahy Packing compan * .
A. E. Dickinson. Cudahy Packing compi-.y
Henry Hunton Cudaby Packing corv.iany
P. S. Beresford. Cudahy Packing rompany
John Forbes , Cudahy Packing company.
W. Jl Keenan , Cudaby Packing company
John S. Knox , Cudahy Packing company.
S. S. Sene , Cudahy Packing company.
J. W. Robb. Cudahy Packing company.
Jo F. Barton , Culahy Packing company.
F. I. Clark , Cu'lahy ' Packing company.
J. C. Ward , Cudahy Packing company.
J. Flndlay. Cudahy Packing company.
H. B. Jlorlrty , Cudahy Packing company.
George W. Ewlng , Cudahy Packing com
pany.
F. W. Bodon , Cudahy Packing company.
Y.r.
O. Dugardln. Cudahy Packing company.
A. W. Reef , Cudahy Packing company.
E. H. Hubbell , Cudaby Packing companj
J. C. Knlghl. Cudahy Packing company.
James Curran , Cudahy Packing company.
Daniel Cameron , Cudaliy Packing companj
W. II Clarke , Cudahy Packing company.
Jl. Strausn , CuJahy Packing company.
Henry T Wllktns , Cudaby Packing con
pany
C. II. Her , CuJaby Packing company. .
John F. Higglna , Cudahy Packing com
pany.
C , H. Cook , Cudaby Hacking company.
E. JI. JtcKlnney , _ j.'uQahy Packing com
pany.
A. W. Anderson. Cudalvy Packing company
H. 0. Hough , Cud\Tiy ! \ Packing company.
F. T. Rudlgcr. CutUhy Packing company.
O. C. Grimth , CuJahy Packing company.
H. Scolt. Cudaliy Pfrtklhg company.
P. T. JlcConncll , ' Cmlahy Packing com
pany. _
George D. Jones. Cima.bj' Packing company.
William Brennan , "Cmlaliy Packing corn-
pa nv. r i i
R. O. HobcrtK. Cudnhy ,1'ackms , company.
P. Co > Ic , Cudahy Packing company.
Heed Hamell , CudnTTrTacklng company.
\V. J. Kelley , CudilfV'lacking company.
Charles Wehntr , Cndahy Packing compsr. : '
John J. Larkln. Ctitfahv' Packing company.
E. C. Ryan , Cud.ahji-L'acklng company.
Richard Swift , CuiJaljy.PacklnK company.
James F. Callanan CiUahy Packing com-
pany. ' I I
W. B. Jlullaley. CihThhy Packing company
John J. Sexton , Cudahy Packing oompmy
Patrick Sheehc-v , Cudaliy Packing company
Charles P. O'Hara , Cudaliy Packing com
pany.
P. H. JtcJlnhan. Cudahy Packing company.
E P. Conley , Cudaliy Packing company.
Thomas Kellnv , Cud ihy Pack ng company.
James Phillip * Cudahy Packing company.
Elward Smith. Cudnhy Packing company
W R Cllngen , Cudahy Packing company
David .MOOR , Cudahy Packing company.
W. S. Patrick. Cudahy Packing company.
A H Wagner. Cudahv Pacl'lng company.
Frank Jelen , laborer.
Joe Barton , laborer.
Jlatlhew Bai ton. laborer.
Anton Sadll , laborer.
Prank Sndll , laborer.
Gabriel KennlPg. laborer.
Joseph Hezlvuk , laborer.
Joseph Vlarlna , laborer.
Avail Meoettlar , laborer.
Joseph Kullsh , laborer.
JI Van Pleco , laborer.
Prank Jleber. laborer.
Joseph Zelandek , laborer.
A. J. Dlotips , laborer.
Prakop Krunll ,
Chailes Krebs.
Pi.ank Langpaul.
John Daley , finisher.
J. Dojle , painter.
E Dovle , p tinier.
P. JI. Garrett , talesman.
II. A. Overberk. draftsman.
J1ELTING SNOWS By Prince Schoenalch
Carolalh. Translalcd from Ihe German ,
Cloth , $1 25. Dodd , Jlead & Co. , New
York. From N. B. Falconer , Omaha.
Bent Sorensen , a voung sludcnl of Nortli
Germany , comes to a university town to
get an education , He Is entirely absorbec
In the Inlcllectual side of life , until a
chance meeting with a beautiful girl changes
the whole current of life for a time. The
girl , Graclnta Gallerl Is preparing to be
come an operatic singer. Her health Is
delicate , however , and at her debut In the
midst of her triumph she bursts a blooi
vessel. The love episode passes away like
the "melting snows. " Their lives run on it
different channels , and the singer marries
a man of wealth. The story Is very p.athetl
and lliorouglily Impregnaled with a German
atmosphere.
.MASTER AND JIAN By Count Leo Tolstoi
A translation. C.oth P. Tennyson "Neely
Chicago. Prom JlegeaHi Stationery com
pany. Omaha.
"Jlaster and JIan" Is a simple little tale
with hardly a plot worth bpeiklng of. Vns
sill Andreitch , a sharp Russian merchant
starts out on a coM--winter day , after at
unusually good bargain , fuel U accompanied
by Nikitn , his lienclnnaiK Nlkita Is one in'
those stolid , aimless , , ca j' going , dlbslpated
Riibslan peasants that have been made fa
miliar lo Americans' through llcllon and
have an actual existence In fact These two
get lost on their Juurnoy and finally are
stranded In a snowdrift Nlldta , who Is
scantily dressed. Is about to succumb to the
cod , when his master siiddenly comes to a
new realization of his duty nnd saves Nikita
from free/Ing , but at the expense of his own
life. So much for the hare , outline , vvhlc'n
serves as n mere skeleton to be rehabilitated
with Tolstoi's theories" regarding Ihe dulies
of llioso who are In aulhorlly and conlrol
the material things of life. In fact , read
between the lines this simple tale Is but n
thread on which the , author hangs his ex
quisitely sarcastic rallerles against existing
conditions ' ' '
THE .MASTER By I. Zangwlll. Cloth , 523
pages , $1 75 Harper & Bros , New York
From JUgeath Stationery company , Omaha.
In "The Jlaster" Mr. Zangwill has suc
ceeded In te.lliiK the story of the career of
.Matthew Strang in a way lhat challenges
admiration and demands more than formal
words of praise. Prom his childhood , passed
In a commonplace village from the Inception
of Ws desire to place the beautliu ! llilngs in
nalutc , Inlerprcled by his art , before the
eves of other people , from the flrsl llching In
his lingers for Ihe brush and pencil ; llirough
Ills poverly In the streets of London , his re
turn to his native country ; his manlage for
the sake of art and the subsequent tragedy
of his life ; his gain of Hie applause of the
world ; his brief glimpses Into fields of happi
ness we follow and feel ns If wo had shared
Strang's life and often clasped his hand.
COIN AT SCHOOL IN FINANCE By
George E. Roberts. Paper , 25 cents. W.
B. Conkey company , Chicago.
A number of merchants , mechanics , farm
ers and traveling salesmen engage In a con
troversy over "Coin" at a depot hotel In a
small town In Iowa , and figures are here
cited showing local prices have not declined
since 1873. The question Is asked whether
advances in price are caused by scarcity and
declines by gold , and other pertinent ques
tions follow until the disciples of Coin are
badly confused. A local school of finance
Is opened and Coin himself , In company with
a prominent bimetallism attends. The state
ments made In Coin's book are there put
on trial and the author Is terribly discom
fited In attempting a defense. His figures
his premises , his conclusions , are each li
turn challenged , nnd by the time the discus
sion Is over Coin's goose Is cooked Into
crow. No one can read the book without
reaching the conclusion that Coin's mountain
of thunder is only the magnified squeal of
a mouse.
ALJIOST A JIAN By JIary Wood-Allen ,
M D. Flexible cover. Published by JIary
Wood-Allen , JI. D. , Ann Arbor , Jllch.
This little brochure Is skillfully written to
help parents do what too often Is left to be
done by those who have neither skill nor
grace nor priority , In other words , to com
municate that know ledge of themselves so
essential to jouth during the period In which
they arrive nt maturltv.
THE FARMERS' INSTITUTE "QUESTION
BOX" ON CATTLE AND THE DAIRY
Paper , 25 cents J. Wallace Darrow ,
Chatham , N. Y.
A book of practical and authentic Informa
tion on various topics pertaining to stock
and dairy management as discussed nt
farmers' Institutes , dairy conventions and In
the agricultural pre = s.
COIN'S FINANCIAL FOOL By Horace
White. Paper 25 cents. J S. Ogllvle Pub
lishing company , New York.
. Jlr. White's method of handling Coin will
certainly not pleate Its friends , so merciless
Is ho iir scoring Its page utter page of
errors , misrepresentations nml false deduc
tions In fact , often nnfqrtnnately , descend
ing to buffoonery , such , for Instance , as Is
con\eyed In the title oL the book. The comic
pictures by Dan Beard are \cry amusing.
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STILL TRUST THE PEOPLE
\Vnll \ Street Operators Not Worried Over the
Free Si'.v.r Agitation
DISLIKE FOR THEORETICAL CHANGES
Anii-rlrnnii Not Prone to Itusli Itllmlly Into
Anjtlilne Itovolutloniirjr In Iti Upe r *
nlloni Hit * l § the llopu of
toiiml Mnncy .Men.
NEW YORK , June 30. Henry Clews , head
of the banking house of Henry Clews K. Co ,
writes of the slttntlon In Wall street ;
Wall street Is not In n mood to boirovv
trouble from the dillt of the si ver agitation.
Above all Interest" , It Is most disposed te >
put fnlth tn the alotv of the llti.il common
eonclii"lons of iho popular judgment
It IIUH too ofli'i ) si-en the loiuili ) btoimhl
to the verso of peeini'i ealastiopho , otny
to bo rescued b. the oicventh hour fon-
of tin- people , to have any tea. '
lli.it the cinrc- lei national fiee coinage w'll
rvei bo eonsiimmnted . . ) m p'-opie ute r.ol
plven tololrnt levo''ltlonn , ihey dls'lke '
gte.U changes which tue > purolv Iheoilieu'
mil c-xpi-ilmcntnl , and , although they inlher
enjoy the exclteiiKtil of an iiKUallon upon
some gre.il question or pilnclple , > et , when
the stage for decision nrrlvcs , tliov know
how to snv no to the Fchenics of tni'ie ngl-
talois and to Ihe ubellors of Iho mcicabei -
rnllons of fni.-tlciiiit.t8 U ma ) sillily betaken
taken for gianled that the gieal mass of
our people are fully lap.iblo of ninli inland-
ll'g that flee coinage nt H ! te > I means n
sweeping1 levo'titlon In ever ) interest , llnan-
clal , commeiclal nnd tndusttiul convul
sion that would leave behind no slnhl" btisls
of prices , no tlxed stand.ud of mono ) value
II needs no more common enc limn our
clllrcns c-xeielsic- evel ) election to discern
tl-al such a c'hange would end In business
disorganization , national dlFete-dlt and wide
spread ruin , nnd Wall street iepo es ton-
lidenco In the Him ! protection of this siife-
lui.ud ngainst an Insane monctai ) revolu
tion ,
POLITICIANS AHE WILY.
Nor do Hie men of the Stork exchange
tI take Iho politicians ut their scemliif ! vvorsl
tI I Ihls nmller U belongs to the vvll ) tue-
llcs of politics lo humor even Ihe vvlldesl
vagaries that crop up fiom popular Is-
noinice and prejudice So far ns PIICM vn
Dalles mnv be likely to Inllueiieeoles , Iheli
clevolees arcllalleied b ) promises of lep-
rpst'titallon In iilntfuims and lenMatloll In
congtes-j , and hence all ) mrl ol lollv re
ceives a me.iMiie eif toleiatlon. Hut , at thu
same lime , Ihe leadeis who tin illy control
the drift of pnlitlis have" to mulnlnln moie
reaped for the icptitallon of tlie-li put )
Ihan for Ihe liumoiing 01 momcnttiivagai -
lsl and II mnv beit { raided as nil Impos-
i bllitv In praelleal polltle-.s that a majorilv
of either paitv would Dually iK'ipeliate the
"iilc'dcof ' "auctioning unlimited coinage of
silvei at 16 to 1 , or iinv other pollc ) thai
woilll endangei the petmanence of the "U-
premae ) of tlio gold standard In the United
Stales
It is confidence In these general conclu
sions haseel on the woixliiK ot our political
Institutions thai Keep * Wall stieel c ilm nnd
unappiehcnslvo In the midst ot the pio-
valllng excltemenl on the silver question
In .1 word , Us estimate of the prepondeia'it
Judgmenl and cons-en at ism of the American
people IH one that exclml' " the pO" ihllit > of
sl\c"il | in e-ver hecomin , ? the law of the hind
This conclusion might lie less tiuslworlh )
vvoie Ihere nnv possibllllv of Immedlnle
linal iu tlon upun the question L'"liik' ' taken
lint politic tuns mo ° t familial with th - com
plexion of congie sslonnl bc'titinie Ml on this
question anico thai Ihe new hou e of lep-
rosi'tilatlves stands Iwo lo one ualn { l flee
coinage And were the attllnde uf congiess
less ] certain , there sun leiiulns the fu t llmi ,
so long i us Jlr Cleveland lelaliia nuthollt ) ,
no law favoiliiK silver cm e-s < app his veto ,
MI that , until the assembly of congress In
the winter of IS'J" thereis no posslblltv of
nnv e hiinge heliiR made In theleKal stains
) f sllvel Per the inteiv.il Ihere Is op-
lorlunil ) enough tor Ihe common sense of
he nation to do its saving v\oik.
JIAUKET STILL I'NTESTED.
Operations on the Stock exchange have
) een on a limited scale Iheic were good
reasons for Ihis , due lo Ihe Inevliable vvnll-
ii for the nrw leorminl/itlon MI hemo
\hlch ale shoilly expc-rted lo be nnnouiiced
' .aige ojieiatois naliir.illv hold aloof null
he ti.ituie ot Ihese settlements Is better
< novvn. Another iea on was the npalb ) ol
he London mntkrt In spit" of the fact thai
'oielgneis are leady bueis of all llist-clasH
- sues Still another cause of hesitancy Is
the Inclination to discriminate more closelv
'n spi dilative putchasus , a disposition vvlilel
s llkeh to become moie marked an the ad-
.imco continues. Thus tar the maiket has no
md any s-eveie tc si , sj that prudent opein-
lor . even when believing In betler prices
no moie pai'icular ns to the II uncial condi
tion of piopoitles as well ns their buslnes1
iroopocts The Industrials have been sub
leet to sevetal hear attacks , but thus fnr
Lhe ralhoads have succexsfullj , resisted al
itumpls at dcpic = .son | the steady Inerease
of earnings and HIP Improved eommorcl.i
and crop outlook dlseoui.iKln ? ntiv genera
selling of rallioad stocks The clemorallz
atlem of i.ites chei ke-d biiyltiK , It is true
bin failed lo Induce any dec Hue of const
epic" ce , showing thai confidence In tin
future Is tmdislmbed Pennsylvania's las
monthly report atlr.-Kted mm h itlenlion fo
Us sall fnelorv results , nnd liom the w Id
leirltory covered nnd large- varlet ) of pie
eliiets carried was rt-Kiirded ns excellen
proeif of hu ini'bs Improvement The lireal
In the Industilnl" , which began on Thnrs
dav , was not a very gre-at surpiise Thus
securities have long bcon an element o
weakness In the situation , and the disturb
ame there must naturallv have nn effec
upon other securities The be-.us hnv
made one successful sti dtt . and are no
llkeh lo ( The In until having ilnne theli ut
most Stop orders caused veiv heavy sell
Injr The decline , however , will. In th
end , benefit the market by cieallmr a fies
bu ) ing basis and leaving the situation mor
clear of doublful . pols.
unTiiMt ci.Ah 01 N > IKKS AI > \ ;
\Vltli llirro r.iri'ptlun Aini > rlc n Itnllvi i )
LONDON , Juno 3) The change of govern
nifiH , vvllh the ceitnlnl ) that Iho clccllor
nro near , have- had a Rood effecl on th
stock nntkel , sllmulatlng Fppculatlon nn
Investment. All the best. class , of stocks
advanced and 110 Is talked of as the price
thai eonsoN aie likely lo touch The only
chance of the mone ) market baldening Is
In the st.itunenl thai .Inpan has stlpulited
that a laige portion of the Indc mult ) shall
he paid within six months .Mining "toe ks
have hnrcllv In en o in the , while Sp inisli
and TniKlsli securities have- been down on
the Cnli in and Jlacedonlan troubles Bra
zilians were Icwei on n rumor thai the
Hothschllds bad declined lo negoilale a new
loan Othei South Ameiicnns weie good.
CeitrnI Americans weie KKiilai It 18
still hoped Hint a linom will occur In till"
murket In the antiimii Atchlpon , Cential
I'.iclllc nnd Wnbash shares declined sllghllv.
All olhem show an advance on Ihe week ,
Missouri I'afllh' and Heading Ilists 1 , and
the others fractions ! I ) . Oi m 1 Trunk f hates
advanced 9.
St. r.nuU < ic-iii-ril VlurUot.
ST. I.OI'IP TuneM n.OI'Il Dull nnil lie-avv ,
pifnlH , JStifilcio , ovtr.i fntnv ( ITnfilVi fnm v ,
JJ Wi I ' .0 , clinico p Wrf .0 Use tluiir , JT "U00 \
\ \ IIHAT 'I ho liming wns Just fnuuKh belter
on ruins In thew Intel whe-ut belt than tlio selling
it the nppnlnK li > Btnrt the- mat kit ' ifi\c lilBhfr
nit tlii > condltloiiH changed ami Iherevsns
n ilwllne of B c This wns followed liy a ah up
upluin of l ji There wnH only 'Jc i elapse fiom
ihl8 , nml nt the cluui * luly vsas ic and Heptni *
! , or Ic ano > e > eiprel.i5 | , No 2 icil , ca h ,
"ilil , .lul > " 140 , Si plenibti. 71 * c
I'OllN It.ither tnsy early , but only 'Jo lower ,
with not much for palepot Kiwlis linn , Nn - <
mlxiel , cash , % c bhl , Jul > , lJ' c , t-eptember ,
OA'TS tronm-r , nml with n much bettor ile
m.iiul for futures Spot thin. No. 2 cush. 21c bid ,
Jnlv 24o ( Hpptmber , 1'ie bid
nvn UOMIT rur old No 2 sulil en t track nt
C.V nml tachfil lot pi Inn- , this shle , at 67c.
I'OUN MiAIl32WI3r ,
HltAN Dull , cacy , sacked , east trnck
IIY Slonel > for timothy al J13 M'Q.l'i OJ , onti
slile , piiilrlo. Bteicl ) , 1)0001003 for new Sloe-It ,
this vlilc
KfJCSS Stfiilj "Ion demand , 8'ic.
WH18KV Jl J5.
sr'ii.Tiil-rull ami nominal at } 1 4J'i.
rnoviHJONK IN'ik ptnmlaril ino , Joliinns ,
$1202" . I aril pilme Hi-inn 10 IS , etulee , o to
Union" buxcil flhuulelers , 1C 60 , longs , WSTV4. rlhj.
tl , tln.rts J" l.'i Ur > > all inenli ! , tmxecl ijhoul-
elem JSC ! . longs , 563714. ribs , { 6 CO. tlmrts.
15 75
Hiciil'TS : Hour , . ' .COO bbls ; wheat , 10 OW hu
corn , 2 ( VO bii . oiitu 5.1.000 bu
fllU'MUN'IK I'lour. 4 f > rt bbls i wheat , 20V
bu. , corn , S.eAl bu , outs. O.OO bu.
l.lvcrponl .Miiruoti.
MVr.U' OOU Jtmr 511 31 p m. CU ln lit :
li-iimnd nnl
ex-
I'll
. 1
SI4a
N-St. t i < tead > , Anirrliun mucM 4a
Ski ] Kulurf clof. | H ad > with ni-ar 'III
, ' -d lower imd ilUtunt j > o llli-nii ' 41 ! lower , liiiil-
" Ill4' 4' ' ,
/ - ' . demand roe , . m. Louis fane ,
wlnti" 7 "I , ,
I'UOVIMONH Ilocon. stead > , demand poor
r-uinbcrlanl ' ut .IS to 30 Ibu 32 * . mi t r *
J8 Ibn. m. lonu clear , light. S8 to ! ' . II * . -
lorirf ekiir. heiK 11" . S ! M. fhort elrn
barks , llnht IS IbM . K Cd , hoit clear iiildil U-B
be.tvjK Ibn. S2u til clear belli' f 1 to IS Ion
' n btiunM r Kjuan1 ! to 18 It.s . 3U 6d
Iliun , short cut It to IS Ibs . f lira
IndU nitts , tt * Jd , prime,1 mee , tla SO. ' irk
prime mett. fine wfMrrn , t'h M prlni" in Alum ,
S < i 3d Ixiril , dull pnino w alcrn , X * M , re-
Iliienl. In rmlK. Us CI
inA CHKI'Si : ritmi dominJ injilcrnlr , fln > t
American white , HIM , 37 , Hncrt AliKtlcnii col-
oreil , new , ,1'n.
lll'TTiil : Hint fnltrcl Sl.ues , ( ooel , tla.
txirro.v MIO ; : otiu * .
HnruioKii.vioii mnr-ron-nunrtem : ,
hlniliiiinriem ! , S'tii. '
HOl'ri-At Ionian ( Pacific coast ) , li.
CllHAO. ) ( IKAI.N MAIIKIIIS.
Corn nnd Out * Scored iotna I m *
tirovcincnt > iiliirilay.
ao. Jimp 89. Wlicnt. coin , cats and
prevltdons nil clokod at homo Impi ivemtnt to-
IH\ ! The ( , r la in irlei'ts were wcnU to begin
with but provlMoni tinuk n bulll li cult nt the
stutt and leept It upVlioit info from il' e' for
Se > site-mbe r to 7J"kc' , mid toin from 47'ic to < 8Ho.
Mrinldatloiii ! of Jul ) wh-nt whlc.li was the clikf
feature of the lint hum's trading In that itit.clr ,
hnd rim Its eour o In tliHt time1 nnd luiMni ; done
m the Muirt 31 Her ? foiu.il tliemsclve-s coufionted
w Hi prvbiMc mull diliMTl s in July exiulract
and the old wheat all tied up again for another
t o months.
\\liHHt bioan where It left off jesteidiy , under
Ilm ( liuliiiMice tif the Julj hiildinps Tor nlmut
half an hour that was the > fm uio of the | mnl
1 1 iuli' which \eii > liadowcd poitlliiiK < < " ' mid
iindi-i the Inlhieiiee- decline nf * > < mvuncil nnd
III" d Iferen i- ljrtvun , lulnnd Sipunilm wtd-
emel nt one llnio to IVc. The ijil'l in tin "f tin
liiinki I iieHi i < > [ eiied to the we-ik t * li piniii an 1
tliiwi- told In fa\et uf the' bears. I'miu Imtli ii.ists
Ilindiitrii-t K l p"il' . < l the phlimiils | of wheat , ilid
Hour at 1 ! > I8 IKK ) bii . ncalnst J S 7 i > v ) bu II , "
\\ieK IN fuie and 1717000 bu on th" C rio poiul-
IIIKciU of Is n 'I In- ArKonllinslilpnunia for
the week Wflo I'l ' lOKi bu , which li IIUMUI double
wnnt U'i sent out nn the pievlms weili , nnd MI
IiiKi aa in up ot all ( .onndrm e In thepfMnus
repiut of oxlmuitpcl pteioks In that countrv The
da , } B lecelpls at ( 'hliiiRO clo n mlnnll ) till
eurs I ill that Inehldnl llvo cars Iinn f > iic > d
fr in lriecul.it to rtKtilnr cll > In uies. Mlnn-ap-
nlls and Duluth lecelved ifi catp c. > innnd | with
ii7 ems on cmicepondlnt ; d i > of bint ) > ir
TherpenliiK price's nne. about the mine 111 the
piexlrud i1i > s eln lng eiiotatlun | . nnd for n
mlnulK or twi > thiii' weie I'lnniKh lu\lm ; ntdnrs
to elv an appeal inee of flnniUi in tin m.nl l
'I Imt KIIVC waj lroie' the ptiKlsunl B"llltm of
lulv bv thosliu did not ul.-i ! to tukf w ml
mlKht b < * tindrn-d to them ill Mondat If lhe\
should rimnln huldeis of theli innlnu.r till
then 'I I it > pilio of b'pt''inl i nt the start vvux
finiii 71H , ' tn "I'Mwith 7l\i HIP most Ren-
tfinllv iniMillInt ; pilee fut a n iiplv of minute"
riillnwlni ; that tin teiidetic ) fen nil IMUI wn
KtHailll > dimnnatd until at "I'.ethe "I'lltnc ir-
laxed and the < iiilhel cuiliil nt e tuUtlnn uf n
( till finther bii'akllig cave- place to nlaitn on the
p. at if Ihoiplio had bicn tiailniK upon riKh
lomlcilcn The leaitloti was ( Uilden nnd In ton
inlnulis the ilie.lno which nn hour of per"lst
nit "illlnir had lirouRlit about was neovorid
nnd nn nduince entiibllKhed AlKiut half an limn
fiom tie e-U e Spplnnbei had linen to 7J'4i ' Tuo
niws cMii'-inlnR Ihe- winter wheat tliurhliiRK n
piodiieid what hid pip\li > ii l > luin ronmiUnl
nbout the unsntlrfiirtiii ) vlcld and the mi ernlilf
iiu.illtj The fcvllng e f danger t.i III > - > vn th <
short side with the new wheat , which Is comliiK
HI nuiKel n it nun h ln'ttcr thin ton talhni ! " of
pievlius je itx was the iipe | > iiniKt Ihoimht In
Hie minds ef the mind us the i" . lon wan n u-
liisUs .nil nnd i.iiwd thn prlnto ndv.inn to
72'c 111' rlnplne linm-aitliina were tit 72V ,
nllh Inl > r > ' und-r that
Coin wn dull nnd of Itself he-xv v hut liujlnis
was dlKiouiaied b > Ihe rloslnR siiength In wheat
and after in carl > d line of " , c pel Im It closed
with 'jc gain 1 In rans-e fen htiit inber was fi nn
47V to 4SV Hie InniM pilie b In' , mi di lien
the onfiilnK nnd the high. Kt nt the- close 'I lie
tiadlriRwn pnnelpnll > In t.io way of ch < n lii.c
JuU wheat Into Mpt. ml > er The ifoilplB if to-
davue 174 e.iin and 1' * ) tire c < iliimteu lei
MiMidaj 'Jhe Aijintln" shlpinentB for theweik
mnoimtul to 1 nn. ) ivw Im
A irood Keneial li.-lmsn was tran nete.l In oils
Siptembor and Max nil d comidoil'K ' ll'ine ,
lut the nonrh ) dillv.'ilis w.-ie b ireh steaix at
lhi > ilese nnd mind e islcr diirlng the Ri eater pait
f the t'Mlefti The llrinni s" In III' ' difentd
montliB was entlirh In svmpithj with whent
and corn si-ptember I uiKed fiom 21c to _ , > ( , i-
steidiv It eKted at fiom 20c to 2.1i. and
"l'io\l fens recoveied the bullish tone
which apmaied to h.ue deserted them \ os-
terdiy The bog iccelpts weio only 11 Wi
head , nnd all told fni the week only ll.l.OW
came to hand , comp ired with 127 WO on the
vvuk a ) cm be-fair The- expected inn of
next week Is gue ed ut 10MKIO , and that
also helped to piodme the 111 mil feeling
which pie Milled I'onipaied with the prcvl-
i us daj's clo"lng prie c the following aie
the- gains , established bv the general trans-
.Ktlons : In polk , 17'.e ; laid , Gc , and
IMitnatrd iccclpts for Monday. Wheat , KO
iaf > , e-oin , UD cms ; oils , 170 cars , hogs , for
next week , It > 1,0j0 head.
The leaiiliie ? futuics _ rangedjis
Artlaiei I QIUI i Tll7h I. iv
June 701S 70H
Jill ) 70-i I'.S'w
Sept . 7' . ' ! * 71U
Coin No 'J .
June 47H JC.K 471 *
July 471 * 4ir * 47K
sept. 4SV 47T
UilB.No . ' . . .
June. . . . 2" . 5f. ' < JIH snu
Jnl ) . ' . ' 5 S4U
Se'pt
I orte uer bbl
July. . 11 ! 21 40 12 12 40
Sept IV KO
LnieJ.ltOlbs
Jtd\ o r.r.
sept . U 75 70 ' . " ( ,
i-liort UlbB-
Jul ) 0 30 4n
Sc-pt n no 1,0
r.i h quotations woic ns follows-
ri.el'ItV ) Inter pitentx , } 3 S1 < f4 01 : winter
slinlKhts , M40if1iO | , FpthiR latinln , Jl "WWI 2" ,
sritlng xtinlKhts , { 1101(400 , liikirs 12 10i/3 00.
\\llIJAT-No. 2 tprltiK , "uVii'V , No3
pprlnc , noinU'ial , No 2 led , "O'l iTl'ni'
COUN Nn J , 47".e , No 3 jelleiw , 4G\ST47'ie.
OATS No 2 , i"iHo , No 2 white , 2b'1iU2'J'C ' ' ,
No a while , 2SHifi2S''iC.
Il\n-No 2. r,7 fj7".c.
UAHI.nV No. 2 , H2q ; No. 3 , IXIIfOlc ; No. 4
notnlnid
KI.AX hnnn-No i , ji 47
nMOTHSIID : iMiini" . r. " . .
1'llOVlSIONS MPHS iiiiik , pir bbl , $12 37'W
12 ' l nril , pei 1"0 Ibs. , JO G2' ' . . . Bhort ribs
shies , ICXI P , JC 17'i. iG 41 , dry Failed fhoulilers.
Nixnl , $1 J7iitr > W , bhort clear shies , boxiel ,
fh 7riTlli tt't
VVHIMvY nistllleib' finished KooJs , per frd ,
Jl Jii'i. ,
'I ne following were the receipts and shipments
toeliy :
Articles Uccelpl" ihlpmcnn
Hour , bbls 2 1)110 )
U heat bu. . hil 0110
foin.bu . . 72 0(10 (
UHts bu 21(1 ( ODO
H\P bu . . . 1 0011
lUney bu 4,000
Onths I'rolitoi cxcmnye to lav the buttT imr-
kct was we-.ik cientnirv I0jl7c , cliir > , lou
14c. Lets , atcadj , lo'tjlll'ie. ' Chccbo , U ! C.7Ho
l AHA ( ; IMIAI : , AI
Condition of Ir.ulci mid Ountitliiiit on
Slnplo nnd I iincy I'rniluco.
nnns-ciioice HOCK , ioc.
llt'Tinil I iickinB stoelc , Slie ; choice to
fanc > , 10ft 12c , Gathered country , lie. sepuator
i ie tinei j , 15e
llVi : rOfl.THV liens , C'-ft'e , ioo-itei , 3e ,
ppiliiB chickens. > JOOQ3.r.O per do ? , ol lliilJo per
Ib , dinks. Se , luikij ; ) , CJiTi , i.-eete , DC.
VIIAI. e'holec fit. " ) lr > 1WJ Ibs , aie quoted nt
CS'c , lame and cuus.1 , liiO' ' c.
Cllii.Si : : Wlscons-ln full cream , Oo ; Young
Americans , 10c , twins , lie , Nebinok. ! nnd Iowa ,
full cream , IDc , Nebiaska and lena , part ekimr ,
Cfi'c , lambuiKei , No. 1 , lOc ; bilck , No. 1 , He.
bwlfs. No 1. ! 4e
HAY t pl.ind h-iy , 17 , midland , J7 : lowland.
M SO no stiaw $ > , color malus tin pilce on hay.
Muht bales hell the best. Only top giadcs bring
top pi Ire * .
I'lUKONS-I'er do7 , tl 00I1 50.
viuiTAiLis. :
I O r.\TOis : Ol 1 ttocU , CDJf IDc ; now potatoes ,
chulei stock E'.litOc
ONIoNb lieriiiuiliiB , per ciate , none ; Califor
nia In sirks per bu , $115 . , , .
01.1) lir.ANS U nil picked , n vy. t..CO ; Llm-k
beans , per Ib , D'4ij'i'ic
e'AIIHAC.lI-On iiiili-in , 2'ic.
HAniSIIIl'ei dni biinehcs , le.
( Htr.n.N ONIUNH-1'er uo ; bundle" . 15C.
As'l'MlAiil * * ' C'holeo aloe'k on oidcip. MtfMo
.U'MiVl'lls-On . orderB tMtneiiy U .
l'iA"-On : oideis , p r Im. } 100 IJ ;
S'l lllNll ll\.N't [ > On oieleiH , pir 'S-bu , box ,
C ° \l lX IIKANS On orderB , per 'i-bu box , CO
ToMATOnS-riorldi Etoek , per ti-lmsliet erole
fljl SO , Mlpulnvlppl slock | ie | t basket crate SIM
SI .MMKH hyi'ASlt ! . ! do * . , on ordeis , fc. ®
40cVATiiUlI2I.ONS I'er cloz . crated , J3 CO.
.
iiAsrninnuH-i'cr : i-nt. case , , 0)0 )
I'M'MS r-allfornla , per box , choice slock , } 1 W ,
southern per case } . ! .
AI'lllf'OTB California , choice stoek , per box ,
PHAflinP I'er bfix Jl Oifll 10
'I2AI11128 Per ease , IlUfilSj.
AI'pi.iH oullinn P" 'a IJ" box lij75c.
-
. STItA\V'lir.llllll > - < hf.leo shipping slock , per
< ' ' ' <
"Y'l'inllUI-S ? Vil'ii. 'inln , | ior 10-11. box Jl 7" _
j ; ooosiiiKHnnh-p : r : i-cit. rn.e. 120051 : : * .
] Ml'TlliilN ' 'lll llHIIl'cr S < p c.ie. { . ' Jj
HU\e'K llASI'lliUHIi.S-l : : or JM-qt cae. f 75
IlI.A' Kni.ItHinS Cheilco etocK , per Jl-qt.
case , 1225 250inoricAii
inoricAii rnuiTS.
OHANOIIP Nutili .l r l > x. none ; choice
FOfelllnKS. per box J2 W ; editerranean ] eweiti.
J3IKI f.em > ft MihaeU. 3 JJ
I.I..MUNH-r.xtia fanej lemons , COO size , J5 25. :
"ilANANAS Choice l.irce Etcielt. per bunch , J3 2i
Ci'J } ineillum sUu bunehel , Ki'XjiSJ
' : ' ! ' . : - ' r < loz. . J1750SW. according
to izo.
MiFrni.i.ANiotiH.
riOS-Fancy , l c , choice' . K&13c ; California ,
b&KS , ? C.
HONKV-rnllfoinla. lj 15c.
MAI'l.K SMlt-'l'-Oallon IUB . per doz , J1J ,
' '
NI'TTS Almonds , He : I'ngll h walnntr fttil
ihi-lli-J lie , HlunilanlH. He , Illbcrls , lOe , Ilrnzll
nuts. lOc , p-eans , ! * . , peanuts , raw , d. , roanteil ,
7CUATlW-In CO to 70-lb Iwxe . C per Ib ; fard
, < i iiv rtmill buxis lOc per Hi
rmnr-Pure juice , per _ Mil ; , J3 , half Lbl. , J3
rorOANUTS- hundred. 14 13b.
HRC 1'OrCOIlN In the eur , eio cr Jem , per b.
, 5W- .
( UIAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts nt tlio Local Ynnls Show nn
A'nrniiiig ' Decrcnsj in Nuiiujors.
JUNETHELIGH1ESTMONIHBYTHOUSAND9
AbuMicn of Ofter ius I'levcnti Inlertut In
the Tniclp I'luki'tN llUTlnc In the
! > uittii Triers firm nnd De
nt > iul Stcudy ,
SATt'HDAY , Juno S3.
The tcivipt : < today were 7 , " > j cattle , 3,537
hogs nnd SIM ) * hcpi > , us iiRainst l.iiW cattle.
2.S19 IIPI , " * mitt 1.MJ tlie-cp > e'teida > tinil 473
cattle , S.OiO liogs and 1W sheep eiu Saturday
of last weil : .
Iturlpts from tlio ( list of the > ear tip
to tinplerent lime' show n lo"s ) e-f 1 ( < 7.C.I7
eattle. > ' 5.inlU IIOKH , l'7iO" ! sheep and l.lbtj
horHes nnd mules , an umpurod with l UI
\V12iivlA' ; KlJtMIU
C'.ittlo. Sheep.
Ucoe-lpts this vve" > k . litCl I'-.J.'J ' 5jiJ
IteeoiptM laft week . . . . 4 Oil l ! ' 5ti7 " " "
S.uilo week Ia t , Neu . . lo 115 II , . ' 7J
IlUCIJIl'TS IJY .MONTH.
ISM CattleHoits ShOe' > | > .
January . Mt.US 12,711
Kcbruaiy . JJ.IAI
Match . ln,7JO ,
Aplll . H. IW ) S.7.1M ST. 107
Alay . li,7M ! in 1.7X 9.IIJ
Juno . -\M \ 14..10J
The iccelpts of cattle nnd ho s fet Juno
are the lightest of tin ) month Muco the llrst
of the ) ertr.
CATTI.U-Tlie cattle maikrl of th.- past
week hns been about as devoid of Inteiest
as could well be Iniiidncd. While the rc-
C'tlpts ba\e' been laiKcr than for the pte-
vious week , that fm t ha not added ma-
tellall ) to the Inteii'st In the tiadc The
fact ol the mattei IH that about half of the
eattle on mod ela.w , ot Iheveek were con
signed direct to the packets and were not
olteie-d on the ni.uket The packets have
Lull futcel to bu ) in southern markets nnd
lilp the cattle lieuin order to keep their
! u'ii--i" < gillie With tip actual ofle-t.UKs on
the maiket * , ) llht it v\u" haid , ) possible )
that the maikrt hliould pu-scut man ) new
01 InteiestliiK fe-utuies U hut eattle ba\o
been olteicd have sOld loleiablv vvell The
tendency ot the nniket has been toward
hlKhei piiec" , and considerable Impiovemcnt
has taken placeIn Ihe pi.cev pild lot handy
fat Ktecid llea\ > fat cattle hu\e nut sjiovMl
as much Kiilu. I'ows and hi'lleist have com-
mandi'd .htroriB pilccs all the week , vvhllo
tec-deis have told hlyhei
The maiket toda > nil not show nn > ma-
teilal oliaiic | fiom ) e teiday There werei
onlv about M ) In a I on sale , the balance of
the leeelpts liuvuii ; been c insimie'd illicit to
the pukei" Thiteweie a few steers heiu
good t-nouhli to In ins $ ! ' , , but tin bulk ot
the Mile's v\c-re at fiom $12. to $1 M
I'ows and helfeis sold at about the same
od ! pilce-H , 'I'he tiade v\a" without feature
and the olferliih's r M IHI < d of oni ) a few
eulds nnd ends Calves' , It was claimed by
( eiine- , did not move oft unite ho free-lv , and
111 it the fcellnif was not quite PO BtroilK
The ro was nothlnf , of mi ) ooiiKerpieneo
doniB In utoekets and feedc'is. Tlieie were
no cattle heieandvorj few bnyeis
llcw.s 'Ihe weik ilin.l with u lain- urn for
SiituituK , tlnro I" IIIK lifn m > fiei.li eats on s ile
As c 'inpiiiil with Miiniilaj of last wiik Ihirn
wns a Kaln of ulmust a IhoUMinil hi'iul In the
imlptx 'I In- iiiallt\ | of the- iiiilptH v\ns not
mmli dlff-rent from the nvinito of Hie put few
ii\t ! > thouih tin 1 1 \\iu < nothing as pilmeai , the
top hops here Vlktetehi )
I'll- IIIIRP niriiiiiK" and the fact thai It wns
tin Inijt dnv of the week hid a d.piihslni ; elTect
upe n the m. u leet 'Hit bu > ers \\eie lather In-
dlileient and Im lined to hiMiiMi As a result
the iniirlti ( wii nhoiil r.o low.r Tin nnui ni nt
wns fall I ) netlvc nt the' ilnllne. and the IIOKS
win * nil s Id and w < ltl ! d up In LOIH ! seiiMon.
The belt Imss hele l > ! " ( , ht JI 71. as UKlllllHt J4 i5 ,
the tip ve teinU but t u hugs wie- not m K ie d
Ihe hue inaikil hns Iwe n In u very sit sfn ory
cendtliiti so f.u nd tin Filling : Inteusm weie
ciniitimd , iluilnjIhe \\iili AI the in n t tlii'fo
was a lUbt run and n stiadv innrki-l bill from
tnal tune nn theti was a MiadalMinie Tim
gain 1 n tin w.eliH IIMH JH I i 'Kami vvhllo
thiie u is u Mlfsht baiktit at the el * < I was
not l.u e MioiiKli to tn.iteilalh change the situa
tion 'Ihe iniil.et In addition to b Inir hlKher ,
has be n active an 1 the piilceis have be. n fieo
btnc'is Ihe fait of the millet Iu th b K mar-
k. t has been In n vcij li illhv emiditl HI all lie
month ' 1 he packets liase wanted hnfrs Hint hnxe *
Kipt the leeiltits wull e'l.itud tip the off. TIIIKH
of mil div InliiB jile Kid up rindlv Durlnk-
the Ki * < * ater pitt of the month Die tnaiKpt VMIB
vci ) ev.n. the Hue tnntlmii l IIIK f i u nnd sin ill
'Ihe latter pntt of the nijtilli the tendeniv han
b' t n npuatd nnd 1 10 in > ntli c IOH a with the
inuiKrl about .1"i higher than It opined Tlio
hli.li point of tin m mill w IH on IV , d iv las'
The pilees pild for hi us diuliiK the p ist mon'h
hive i.iiikid loiu.-ile loner than tinmuUel p )
vailing diuliK June of list vctir In lime lSt < 1 ,
tile a\ei.iK ' pi lei- pilil for lines at the openlnff
of ( hinumtii w is > li 78 , and at tin ; clone of the
in 'nth ' J'i CI
sHii.l' : There v\ere jili nty ef she p here to-
da > . but the ilem md w 11 IlKht and the mirket
blow A few hi.ul of limbs iluiliK.il hand" anil
that was ulwmt nil theic was dulnj ; on the
mat leet
The iciilpts nf sheep hive bei'n qulto InrRQ
dining the pist week and more thin double
the number IIII-VIH | | duriiiR the ptivliiis week
Tfie maiket has bun sti idll > "lni ? lower. 111
common with the mm kits at olln r | HIIIS | At
the t.inio time tin re bis been u pielt > fair de
mind and n troi d main bheep have changed
h mds Pair lo e hull e nitlns me iU | table at
ftotn J2T''J ' to ilrA fall to c " 1 wistirns nt from
! J i" , 10 ? 27u eommiiii and Mock Klitip at from
Jl 7' , to JJ 2" ( rood to choice. 4J lo lJO-lb ( lambB ut
frx.m H to SS M. _
MIIIJAI.O I.IVi : & 1OOK.
In 1 1 OS * Them \ \ a tlio Strongest Kind
CHICAGO , June 23 In cattle tinde wns abe v
what It usu ill > 4s on Hiluinil ) . enl > nbout ft
head , mosll > Texan" , 1 eini ; leeched The few
onles of nillvi In i f HIVIH were on a liisln of
fiotn J.ij to Jl 10 * foi veiy common to strictly
choice lota wvlhhln fiom 000 to 1 "Oil Ibfl. . the
bulk selling nt from JlJ tn V > . ' 5 Din Ins the
week teed natlv and eornf'd vnsleins weluhlnii
fiom I 400 tn I " .SO Ibb I. in. h ild at from Jl 75 to
S53 , Eueh eattle UliiB ton In my to mlt the re.
nulinniits of the < iMun shlpp-MH and dicsfleit
bei f cone cms lloli'Hiu bulls anncllltiR at from
j ; i. lo J..o , and i sp > rt lots nt from J2.75 tn
} , ] VI Cons and belfeis me KolHK nt fiom J1.7S
to Jl lamel ) nt fiom 1to JJ - . " > , and ve.il calves
ate dolm ; beltei , choke on. a hu\ InK mid n
hlKh i'-s Ji 6 * jesteidi > KlockerB nnd feeders nro
111 ixtrenul > sin ill ei.unti ) demand at fiom JJ.10
to Jl , with Miles of llKhl weights t < i. U p. ut.-
Jl 71 to JJ 'llnwielc'K receipt * of Texas cattM
foeit tip about HI MO Iliad , IIS IIK.llllst 6,200 iHBt
v\iek and 11,400 the eoiiespondlni ? week last year.
As compiled with a } i-.ii auo prices nhow an nil- .
v line of 70c to S"ie jier UK ) Hit About 40) ) Texuna
wcie le-ee'h.d tmlij. nnd MCH | wcic made at jeH-
t. id B prices
In hii 8 tin re wan the slronKCct kind of a mar.
kit lod.i > and IlKht wiljrht IniEa old ut nn nil-
vnttee of Si per KM Ibs on aeilvo niivipi' h
Hhlper | The hliiip eut In fi < lKlit rules fT5
hcie 10 in let n | eiti Is b ) Hiinlliomlx h-n „ nrleil
up a vlKe.i'.ua . hhii'piiK di in mil for IlKht hous.
mil the- ) wileinmliiK 11(1 ( lirlthly while lienvy
III.RS woio Kliiiiii , nl ymlenlaVH mluinci'rim
niiluilK toela } wiio inly iiliunt 11 imo heml , but
"iiiiuiih IKMH ' 'ic lift i vi i Insl Hindi lo Knell
the eiffeilnKS lo mnrli .14 000 In ml Tlie supply
win nclil out IJH liefori" i.iiiinini tn cholco
heavy fcelllnK nt fmni Jl W lei J > " > mlxe-el loin
nt from JlfiJ lo Jl'0 bun In in' h ux nt from
J4' ) to Jl'il , thellKhl wen-lit "t f n in JIW to
Jl The bulk of s ill IK ut from Jl --i I ' ; .
Ihcsheip lnli > win n.isil > nl v tTclay
prloex ni.nilly ( purl be I UK i.inilnnul ilnect lc >
e-ily FlHinhlir hiif's hulm VMHn < a lavlti uC
fiiini Jl 'a In K f"i Infi ilni to i hull Khci-p , ima
nl fioin W lo Jl. t' > I'linl"TCJ.UH and Orefc-oiv
.hup belnn Kilubl' ill fruni JJ S" to Jl
lletilptK ( Millie too h. .ul. e UIIH. Wheml. hoc .
11OW > In ad , thecp 2'M Inil
Mllu iiilii-o . > lnr. 't .
' IIHAT-\Ve ill No.
MII.W'AI KiiJ : Inne - -
" rprini ; 7H e , No 1 mulhein , 7i'.e ' , hepltin-
be r 72 % t-
e'OHN Wink , No 1 ISi- .
eiA'l .stiael er uml Hi the , No , 2 white 28 0 ,
I'lAIlMIY1 niuril , ' ' Ni 2 , 4'Jc , B.unplc < 4'4C.
H\i-i.i : y , Nu 1. Ci'je '
F P. SMITH ITel. 13i8) 8. M. STXNrOUD
F. P. SMITH & CO.
CHAIN aiicl
Room .t. N. Y. l.ifo Bltl-i ( Omalin.
llramh odlns nt I n im nl nn'l fMinnbu All
criltrs plue.il on the cm at. ) I"id of 'Ira'le.
foirciipiiiiliiiiH tMhuiutc I'i4 | " - * ' , L-0'ttl'1 :
capo l-eliieliiir Ha k * . ' * " n. Ixjula. lUfer
' Hunk onMh i
to I'lrnt Nulionul _
JAMHS K U)1 H J-
rclcphoiic IO.TJ
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Ilonin Hi's "oar I "t Trade
i"hl - and New York.
nirce t wires to > -ife-o
Correspondent J..hn AUirren ft Co.
WALLSTaEET
A we'll Kn n \V II i-tiiet inun whone po l-
tl n mil i nn" tl n In tin "in'-l Hceuro for him
in in M-I lnwl I"1"1 ' " ' niainiii i.bialnuble ante
to iln in vmen'K ' I "t.n iiitlke utockn lie-
ili \ u , c iiiinun ui tMih t u f w elUcrett Hpocula-
l H4 u ii , will ux > tin' in iiiifl't"n li a mutual
. ulMUttuM1'aiiiiB wn. will make libernl Iraim-
iiiii..im nml ill w | it tut , , o' Ihe p Ilia for the
! ulel..i NV , I" O lU 1041 , Ne. r
York | ,
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' . . lmv read cnl
Nn uUtn.n ) .u inaj
.r.Wl.ll.N.l..lu ? euiJ. whle-n l < NL.W . und
. It clently
mmfitn trading ami uiriNn ALL
IJXl'KKhSIONlS ir free nnJ will tench you
eoinethinif AllllGCJAbT & W. . tl Tr dn
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