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THK OMAHA ST"XDAV BEE: JULY 19, IPOS.
NEW YORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Values Are Highest for the Week and
Cloie it Buoyant
UNITED STATES STEEL IN LEAD
Haeatlna tf Ruin la fvrelht Hates
llll Dominant I'nlirt la rwi
( nnrrmlm Nailroaal
karri.
XKW Yi'dlK. July it Another mibstsn
tlal uplift put prti es of stocks to the hlsh
eit point of the week and In some prom
inent rases to thr htjchent point of the year.
Th loKlr.l ton wa very buoyant anrl
animated, frilled Stales Hteel aa a con
spicuous Insisnce and a large absorption
of thin stock csuaerl a nisnertsl sympathetic
effect on the whole, list. Thia sympathy
was especially marked In the rase of I'enn
xylvanla. nwlna; to the lare proportion of
Iron and stell products In the traffir of that
road. It aa a affected klso by the stata
nent given out for publication by the presi
dent of the company In which he f.ivored
lli senoral policy of advances in freight
rate, thus allerinn a previous Impresnlon
of tlia opposition of that company to that
policy.
The question of frsisht rate fcbirxM
still occupies a foremost place of Interest
for. the financial world. The belief In pro
less toward that end was confirmed by
Itie day's news of a determination to all
iance rates by the Southwestern Freight
association and the Houtheastern Mlwsla
slppl Valley asso lotion. The 'intended in
cresae In freight rates la a stimulating In
fluence In the demand for securities. The
effect did not seem to be modified today
by the expressed opinion of an Interstnte
commerce commissioner that a (ceneral in
crease tn freight rates such as has been
reported was in contemplation would be a
dilation of the Pherman anti-trust law.
The strength of lulled Slatea Steel was
fostered by the optimistic views of Its presl.
dent as reported In published interviews.
An adjustment of the wage scale wtlh Its
employes by the 'Republic Iron and Hteel
company helped the steel Industrials. Mer
cantile agencies reported a moderate hut
steady Increase In business activity, which
Is shown also by the country's bank clear
ings. Another Increase In the number of
Idle freight csra for the two weeks ending
July 8 strengthened the continuation of Im
proving buslnesa conditions.
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par
value. $2.14.iK. 1'nlted States bonds have
been uncharged on call during the week.
Number of sales ann leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
111. Illsh. Low Cloaa.
Amal(tmai.i1 Coppar " 1 S
Am. C. P . ' 3 '
Am.'C. K. pM '
Am.'cniion Oil 10 4 4
Am. II. & U pM '
Amsrlran Ire Seeurltlea.... 4 t :S V,
Am L,ineel nil '-s
Am. Lnaomnllvs) l.hM Ml, M M'
Am lonniotlv pfd V" 1 ie- ln,,t
Am. S. & R lt,W '
Am. . & B Pt t Mi 'MS 1"'
Am. Sur Reflnlna l.mst li WHs I.
Am. Tebaea M S. H4
AmTUan Wflen -
..4na.nr.rt4 Mlnlns Co 4S 44 4'4
AK-hlMin " M "
A'fblm pfd : J;
Vlantlc Ow.t Use 20" W 'W
Baltimore Ohio I. Ml
Bsl. Ohln pfd
HrooHlvn Kapld Tr 3.200 4 S"H
Canadian ra. Iflc !." 171
;.ntral leather 2H vi
,'nlral Leather pM HW W4 '
Central of Nw .leraey S
ctisMipaake Ohio 1 42i 41 4.i
-hl.aao lit W 1wn
l'h!.ao A X. W m l.", i:.4 IW'a
,' m a at. P HO1 Ma 14"'.a
(!'. '.. '. A St. L
I olorado r. 1 " ' -"S
nol.irailo A isouthem too ai Vi 3"
folo. A Ro. lat pM
Colo. A So. M ptd 4"H
ii.saolldai.-d Oaa I.l "
i.'nrn Produrta S"" S
Kalaware A Hudnon U0 WHa 11V WJH
Denver A Rio Oranda .. j''1
1. A R. 0. pM J"
Dlstlllera' Sacuritlea
Kri 1,900 . JOS J0'
Brie lat ptd J! 'A
Erl. 2d pfd 4f1 n, 2.
llenaral Klortrlc 1, H 141
Hraat Northern p'd 4.R0O lolS l-' l-4
Ot. North'rn Ore ttla 400 i 1 Ji
llllnola Central
lntarherough MM W lHa II
Int. M. ptd WO 1H Jl 51
International Paper 9-
Int Paper pfd M
lnier.!Tonal Pump W !J'a MS 21
Iowa fentral 0 1 1 l
Kanaaa I'.ltr "o r?
K l'. So. ptd
Loulavlll. A N'aahvtlla 1.10 KWV, 11 l'W'i
MMtran Central
Minn. A 81. L -!,
u . m. a m t ann UM. llv ll-7
illaaou'rl Paeltlr ." " "
14., R. A T 5."1" H H "H
l . K. A T. pfd I"" -l
National Ld H
.Saw Yrrk Central 9,7) loa', lo.. ln
X V . 0. A tV S,S
.Norfolk A w.lrn :.. 1 US "
North American .it, M AM,
Norihain l-a.ifp. 1,a"0 14m, 1' 140
Parlflc Mall V M
p,nn.ylvania a.l" '' 4J
Teople a Una .10 96, 94 Ha M
P , t'.. O. A St. L '
Pr-aaed Steel far 1.N0 Wla ,'
Pullman Pala.a far l' 1 Ht 11 V
Uallvar Steel Sprlna MO '
Rrdin. 4J.ano UM, U4' Ui
Repuhll. gisel V J
ll.-plhll.- Stwl pfd MO " 1S !
Hi-K lalatid l"o J
Rock Inland fo. pfd. I.S00 04 H
Si L. A 8. r. Sd pld I"0 M"i -
at. Loula . W l' 14 J
1.. S W. pfd, M
Sloaa Shaftlalil 8. A 1 K'S
domharn I'arlflc U."0 ''a 'H
so. Paclfl- pfd l.-n Va 1-S
outhvrn Railway '
So Railway pfd '' 4Sa 44 4
Tenneea ( oppor I'
Tfin A Pailflc 4'l :4S 24, .4
T , "t. U. A W SIS
f St L. A W. pfd 47S 4H .
I'nioa Pa.lflr M.u 1S-S "S
t nlon Pacillt pfd Jj
I. H. Huhlr lal ptd
V. 8 Sla.1 tf 4S 4:'. 44 f
f 8 S:al pfd a."" 1S M7S
ItahCoppT I SH JJH !.
Va. Carolina Chamlral 2' -a i JVa
Va.-taro. Cham, pld lt Ml Uli '
Wabaah 'if
W liah pfd " 2 86 25
Waatlnghouae L lac trie 2,7a S f
Weatern I' nlon U0 fcS S
Whaellni A L. K
Wtac onain fentral 10 ' ' J"
Total aalea for iha day, 9U.4ta) anarea.
sen Vork.Moacp Market.
NKW y UW. July l.-MOStV Ou call,
nominal; time loan, quia and firm; alxty
days, X per cent; ninety days. 2((i14 per
cerl; six tnontha, SSW Pr ount.
PK12JK MEKUAMILt; PAl'tR-aa
uvv cent.
8 TtUtLlNO KXCHANGK-Falrly ataadi",
with actual biialnes in bankers' bills at
ai iui x; for demaiwd and t 14 Sj'.Jt.teNS
for sixty-ua Dina. cuinmciciai oma,
Sll-VER-Bar. 63c; Mrxlcan dollaia. 4oc.
HONLM Government, aleavdy; railroad,
strong. , . ,
rioelng quolatlona on Nw Yolk bonds
were as follows:
-. S r. a. rei....WSS Hot. Val. 4a 109
do coupoa liAStol. at. 4',a 64 4
I 8 .la rai '" 1 A .V uol. 4a 9i
do owiaaa .'.... lWsiall. e. I 4a M
( . 8 a. ri IS1. f antral 4a u
io .oupoa lfeW lal Inn Ja
Aa..To4 4a SM. A HI. U 4a W
do da ltsJSM . K AT. aa II
t.rhlaoa (an. a ta 94
do aU 4a M. at. R. of M. c 4a 91
no c. 4a H N. T C. g. Ia MS
.Io f. as 1SN- J- O. g. oa .-11
knautk C. L. 4a ia No Pacini- 4a los7
hat. A Ohio aa 4 do M U,
do S',a M N A W. v 4a 1
Ontral of a, la. ..104 O.' 8. l rfdg. 4a "
llrk H T Of. 4a 7K rai.B . IVa lllw.. aitj
do lat laa 3i V do cuu. 4a lo-S
. ay .d lac S Raadiua gen. 4a aa
do id In. 14 Urp. ai tub ia
-haa. A Ohio 4S. ..M'.'l . k. A 1. M. e aa. W7
I'blrago A A. 9Wa ... W lat. k. A S. K fg. 4a 97
C. H A Q a. 4a ... t k. 8. W. c. 4a ...
t . K. I. A P. 4a .... S 8abuaad A. U as...
Aa ool. la 4.1 8o. Pa m. aa MS,
M ring. 4a do lat 4a IM
atVC. A It. L. 8 aasS'So. Railway i.a .'
ik. loJ la. a'Taiu a P la loa
l ow. Mid. 4a a! T.. St. k. A W. 4a.. M
folo. A So. to Niitnloa Pacific 4a lal 'a
lwl A H. c. 4a t'i do cv. 4a.. .T
I A K. O 4a t 8. Stael aa la.....
Krt p. I. 4a 9Wabaah la
do gaa. 4a Si's tVaatarn atd 4a T.
Japan a la W t U I aa 4
ao 4Sa aawia. lautral 4a J'a
do td aonaa IS
Bid. outtarad.
the port ef . Vnrk for the week ending
today were 8n.,Kl2 silver and I4T.0U gold.
Roatna Stocks and Bevaida.
Rt"TOf. July l.-Mone . call loans. n
Pr cent: tlmf loans. VHH per cenL
t losing quotations on stinks and bond
were:
A'rniann adj 4a ... n gingham .
do 4a 7ta cal A It" la 4SK
ajft (Astral aa i t'aniennlal '.4'
Atrhlaoe R. ft '4 neper Range ... 74,
do pfd aja Pl Wa 1"S
Roafon A Albany... Pranhlln '
Bnaion A Maine .. lilW Oranbv W
Roaton Rlevaiad ...IV. l.ir HoyaW 9I
Pltrhborg pfd 1 Maaa Mining ct
N. V.. S. H. A H...IMS Michigan
I nlon Partfle IS'SVobawk . avivi
Am Arg Chem 14i Mont C A C as
do pfd as old Dnminlon S
Am Pneu. Toba... i Oareola lolVt
A aw. Puaar 1S Parrot 84
do pfd '27 yiiini "7
Am. T A T U7H Shannon 1
Am Woolen Tl Tamarack 44
do pfd vt Trinity US
tdlaon Kler lllu..? t. S Mining SH
0nral PJerlrlr 149 f. S., Oil 24
Mm. Klartrlc 4 t tan 42S
do pfd J4 I tan 4IS
Mm Oaa 4? Vlrtnrla H'a
1'nlied rniH 1 1 1'a Winona 4
t nl'ed s. M 4' Wolvarltie 1"J
do pfd North Butt 7:4
I, 8. Steal t , null Coalition 2fH
do pfd 10S Nevada 124
Advantiire 4 I al. A Arimnak 1U
Allo'tai Arltnna font 19i
AmHlaaraated ot4 Creen Cananaa MS
Atlantic US
lJ.ld. Asked.
Clearlaat llonse Bank alernent.
NF:V YORK. July IS Th statement of
clearing house hanks for the week shows
that the bsnks hold r.,.".4no more than
the requirements of the 25 per cent re
serve nil". This Is an-Increase of lo.gTE.l.V)
In the proportionate cash reserves as com
psred with last week. The statement fol
lows: Increase.
Ivoana 11.SM.SM.J0n t S.9-O.M0
Ieposits l.4ni.ann l.TU.mo
t'irculstlon nS.n-jn.inn liam
1ers.l tender 7.nt.lnn 1.431. -no
Specie S1(1.1,fiii S.tiTl.Tnn
Heservs Wn.2ai.Tim 10.101400
Tteserve required .tR6.o03.in 4.42.aflO
Surplus s:,7.4f 6.17B.I5i)
Kx-r. P. deposits 56.228.826 5.1XI6..V5
Decrease.
The percentage of actual reserva of the
clearing house banks at the close of busi
ness toduy waa 2!.t)S.
"Die statement of banks and trust com
panies of greater New York, not report
ing to tha clearing house, shows that these
institutions have aggregate depoalta of 1W7,
;s!.nnf), total cash on hand of Mi,Oo,Oi0,
and loans amounting to ',774,4n.
London I'loalnar Stocka.
LONT)ON. July 11 Americaaa secutliles.
on adjustment to parity, ruled fairly ateady
on the Ktock exchange here today, but tha
operations were confined to professions Is,
who continued to maintain prices. The
market finished quiet.
London closing stocks:
ronaola, money 17 9-14 M . K. A T tt'a
do account SIS New York OntraJ...lrl
Aturonda 9 Norfolk A W 71
Atchlaos 9'S do prd.. t
do pfd MS Ontario A W 4
Baltimore A 0 42S Pnna ivanla iiw
fanadlaa Pacific 171S Rand Mlnas SS
iMaapeake a 0 4.1S Reading f.9'.
7 Southern Ry 1S
142S do pfd 7Vt
MS Southern Pacific 2'
24S t'nion Pacific...
44 do pfd
SU 8. Steal
M do pfd
44 'y Wahaah
Orand Trunk 1S do pfd
Illlnola Cantrel Ink Spajilali 4a
Loulavllle A N HAS Araal. iV.ddit
HlLVKlt Har, ateady at 24 K-16V1 per or.
jyuiryM 44tp4 er cent.
Tha rata of discount In the op?n market
for short bills Is 1 par cent; tor three
months' bills, l't ijl -16 per cenu
ew lark Mining; 4torka.
NEW YORK, July 18. Closing yuotuLlona
on mining stocks were:
Alice L.eadrllla I'm I
Breaco I ejj,tir thl.j (
Brunawlck Coo i Mvigran 411
Oom. Tunnol atock... 24 Ontario 4M
com. Tunnol bonda.. IT Ophlr 246
t'on. 01. A Va 42 Vmall Hopes 18
Horn Bllyer HI Standard 142
Iron Bllyer 100 Yellow Jacket 33
Offered.
Chicago O. W.
fhl.. Mil. A St. p.
Donyer A Rio 0 ...
do pfd A...
fcria
do lat pfd
do 3d ptd
1M4
4A
H"S
US
:'4
JS
is
Korcltrii rlnanclal.
niCIllJN, July 1H. Trading on the Bourse
today was very light and quiet.
PARIS, July 18. Trading on the Bourse
today was dull and prices were firm. Tho
prh-ate rate of discount was 1 per cent, a
decline of .
Codton Market.
NEW YORK, July m.-noTTON-Futures
opened steady; July, l.40c; August. 0o2c;
October. 9.27c; December. 9.13c; January,
9.ic; March, 9.07c; May, 9.10c. offered.
Futurea closed steady; July. 9.aic; Au
gust, 9.32c; September. 9.31c; October, 9.2xc;
November, 9.10c; December, .llc; January,
9.t5c; February, 9.tsic; March, 9.06c. Spot
cotton closed quiet; luiddllng uplands, lie;
tniddllny gulf, 11.25o. No aalea.
IIVKRPtrOU. July 18 COTTON Spot.
dull; prices 2 points higher; American mid
dling fair. .7ttd; good middling. U.4od; iniu
dllng. ti.lM, low middling, 6.74l; gootl or
dinary, 6.1&1; ordlnuo'. 4.76U. The sales of
me uay wero i.tw bales, of whlc.il 20U wera
for kpoculatlou and export and Included
IXI bales of American; receipts. MM bales,
all American. Futures opened barely
steady and closed Irreaular: July. 6.6od:
July-August, &.6M; August-September, 6.&id;
beplemuer-October, o.lod; October-rsoveiu-ber.
Sued; November-Uwemlier, 6.03d; December-January,
bd; January-February.
4.9Hd; Fubi uary-Marcu. 4.!9d; March-Apt il,
IkI: Aprll-Muy, t)Vsi
OA1.VKSTON, July IS. -COTTON Lower
at 11 1-ltK'.
ST. I.OIIS. July 18,-rOTTON-Steady;
middling, 1Ae; aules, 75 bales; receipts, St
bales; shipments, 13 bales; stock, 14. ll5
blcs.
NEW ORLEANS. July 18. COTTON
Spot, quiet, 1-ltic down on all grades; mid
dling, 10 13-lAc. Futures ranged aa follows:
July, 10.S5c: August. ltuDc; September, ki.ic;
October, 9.2Ac; Nuvembei', u.Vjc; Deceiubcr,
9.18c; June, 9.11s.'.
Kvaiiorated Aptilea and Dried Krulla.
NKW YOllK. July 18.-KVAPOKATED
APPLES Market unchanged, with fancy
quoted at lOipU'c, choice at 8tSc. prime
at 6Tt)ifi7'c and common to fair at SHIc.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes were unchanged
on spot, with quotations ranging from HVj
13c for California and from 5tyUtic for Or
egon. Apr! cot a are said to tinner on the
coast, but the local market shows no
change. ,with choice quoted at lotfMOHc,
extra choice at llifjllHc njtd fancy at l-'U
lil". Peaches ctintlmie qdict. with choice
quoted at 8jiK4c, extra choice at ftrgSc,
fancy at liKfiloSc and extra fancy at lo'yu
11c. Raisins are dull, with loose Muscatel
quoted at 4S4rt'c. choice to fancy aeeded
at V(i'7Vc. seedless at &ftc and London
layers at ll.2oti1..
Wool Market.
ST. IVIg. July 18.--WOO Firm : mi-
diuni grades, combing and clothing. INn-Dc;
light fine. I'i-'iilOSc; heavy fine, llul'-'c; tub
waslied. Ufj'.'7c.
lXNDON. July 18 WOOI-The offerings
of the wool auction sales today amounted
to 13,137 bales, which . consisted of the
suiter selection. What competition there
waa generally was keen and especially for
fina grades, which were In large aupply.
Inferior wools were Irregular, buyers favor
ing medium greasy cross-breds. w hich were
taken by America at a 10 per cent ad
vance. The total withdrawals were 2.35u
bales. The offerings tor next week total
k2,o00 bales.
Baak Claarlagra.
OMAHA. July Ik Bank cloartnga for to
day sna M.4i.ui4.14 audi for t liaa correa
bondlng dais but year S1.47T. ..
lax. 17.
Monday tt.ll. 7.41 fl.aVZ.0H6 Jt
Tuesday 1.71. S 47 1.4l.lb2.u6
M'adnaaday , 18M.7fai.il 1 SW.117 1
1'huraxlay ' l.T5.ti77.J.l l.At4.6l 97
rndav 1.S7J.JK9M l.2.047. 2
atuiday 1.4W..I4 l.m.aasV tt
Total r0.aAJ.US 19 9.79.70.ol
Incrasa ovar tha corresponding week last
yar ;m,in.m.
BaTaaaU mt Mrrekaadlaa.
SBW YORK. July 11 Imports of mer
cnandlsa anrl dry goods at the port of New
York for the work, ending July 11 were
YaAueil t tUSA.Sll Lupvitd o( speci at
ENGLISH VIEW OF CLEVELAND
Revised References to Famoui Ven
ezuela Episode.
MANY EVEN TEMPERED COMMENTS
Newspapers of ftreat Rrltatn llaT
.eer Light In Their F.atlmate
of that Warlike In-rldent.
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July l.-Bl,TTFR-Steady;
extra weatern creamery, -4Sc;
extra nearby prints, Vie.
MCH18 Firm and In good demand: Penn
sylvania and other nearby flrata, free cases,
at mark: Pennsylvania current receipts
In returnable caaea. lite at mark; rat err.
firsts, free casea. 'Jt at mark: western
flrata. current receipts, free rases. lc at
mark.
nl FKS K--Firm and In good demand;
New York full creams. HS'&lio; New York,
fair to good. lltlllV-
Matal Market.
NKW YORK. Julv 18 - METAIJ4 Met'
niark' ta wer- dull, as usual. In the absyice
of cabls. Tin was nm l angd at 4'"... vt
29 75. ITopper continued quiet, with pncea
more or lesa nominal: lake. T.'.?f1 1 ; 7':
electrolytic. Il2.6ndill2.76: casting. tl2.374
1'J 5t. Ieed t as easy at 4 4'54 4f and spel
ter at 94 4f.fl4 60. Iron waa quiet and un
changed. ST. I.OI 18. .lulv 1S.-MET.41.8 1-ad. dill.
At 64 27 Spelter, dull at 44 T
aaar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 18 SCO AR Raw,
nominal: fair refining. 3.JHc; c-nt--fusal.
96 lest. 4u4 36c; mj.t- supar,
J.ooailblc: refined, steady; No. . 6.C0c; No.
7. 4.iKic: No. 8. 4.9"K:; No. 9 4 86c; No. In,
4.75c; No. 11. 4.70c; No. 12. 4.6uc; No. 13, 4 6 c:
No. 11. 4.66c; confectioners A, 6.20c; uiou'd
A. 6.70c: cut loaf. 6.20c: crushed. 6.lr-; pow
dered. 6 6"c: cubes. 6 tSc.
MOIASSEB Dull; NVw Orleans open ket
tle, good to choice, 'a42c.
Mlaneanalla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 18 -WIIEAT-July.
tl.US; tSeiteniber. n;S'': No. 1 hard, fl.31.
i No. 1 northern. 11.19: No. northern, tl IS;
No. 3 northern, Hi,
IXDNDON. July H.-(Speclal.) English
comments on Orover drvelsnd a Vneg
uela messsge In the long snd tmunlly
hlghlv compHmenlary ohltuary notices ir
so significant of the gieat chHPge thht has
enme over public opinion here reRnnllng th,
Tnlted States since that dtty In 1W. when
the two countries were so near to wnr tht
It will be found Irtetentlng to rend a few
of the more widely representative views.
In the middle of aln-ost a eclumn nnd a
half of eulogy the Morning Post refers
thus to the Incident:
"In his second term enme the Vener.ult
dispute, and In this matter Cleveland
formed s strong, but ns we may now ven
ture to say, a hasty Judgment. ITe thought
the Brltlsrt government wss trying to gAln
fresh ground In Ouinna. Many Americans
thought so. for the generation to which
Cleveland helorged had been brought tip
In the tradition that F.Ttglanrl was the on
pressor, a tradition not yet dead In srlte
of the falrmindodness of the best modern
American historians. The message sent hy
Cleveland to congress on this suhlect and
the dispatches of Mr. Olney, then secretr.ry
of state, seemed to many Englishmen to
contain a challenge, which might on the
ground of right and Justice to be taken up.
The lnte marquis of Salisbury thought
otherwise, and the matter was seltl?d
without a quarrel, nnd happily settled, for
In the end both Clevelsnd and the majority
of his countrymen saw that they had mis
judged England."
Ills Extraordinary Mraaage.
The Dally Telegraph says:
"His second presidency does not compare
Quito fnvorsblv with his first. The fact
which will stand out from It In the memory
of Englishmen Is the extraordinary mes
sage which he sent to congress on the
question of Venexuela. This was the mes
sage In which he spoke as If a war between
the I'nlted StAtes aqd England were almost
going tt break out, and as If nothing but
an appeal to srms would extort from
Fngland a recognition of American claims.
The matter In dispute was strangely dis
proportionate to language of stich lofty and
unprovoked menace merely soma portion
of a not vary Important part of a not very
Important republic In Southern America:
and the feeling produced In England was
some thing like Incredulity, followed by
stupefaction. However, the country kepj
Its head; ao did Lord Salisbury, who wss
eminently peaceful by temper and by
training; and the end was the reference
of this question not to hattlefle'ds. hut to
peaceful court of arbitrators aeated In a
quiet hnll In Paris."
The Dally News, which whs founded by
Charles Dickens, says:
"It Is not necessary to recall the circum
stances of the Venezuclnn conflict; hut the
effect of that conflict was to establish the
Monroe doctrine as the bedrock of Ameri
can policy. The doctrine was at the back
of the historic policy of the I'nlted States,
but It had never been promulgated with
such emphasis as Mr. Cleveland gavo It.
The fact that he was an null-Jingo gave
his action Increnscd force. The effect was
historic and final. It left no doubt In the
mind of tho world that any nggression on
something like Incredulity, followed bv
the. American continent, i.orth or south, had
to reckon with the I'nlted States. The
guardianship of the peace of the new world
la a task, and Mr. Cleveland. In establish
ing It finally, wrote his name Indelibly In
the history of his country."
Some I npleasant Views.
C. Arthur Pearson's papers. The Stan
dard. Evening Standard and Express are
not so pleasant.
"The Venezuelan message," says the
Standard, "viewed from the perspective of
history appears a brutal and unnecessary
Insult to a supposed friendly power, and
yet historical truth compels the admission
that the fault waa not entirely on one side.
It was long the misfortune of Anglo
American relations that Drltlsh statesmen
did not understand the psychology of the
American people, and too often treated the
I'nlted States as if It were merely a second
rate power, forgettitvg that the Americans
are a very proud and sensitive people: It
was the misfortune of the Americans that
they made a foot ball of International poli
tics to be used for the advantage of dom
estic politics; and tn their diplomacy the
'shirt sleeve' method appealed to them; It
was proof to all the world that they were
loo honest and too outspoken to resort to
the subtleties of diplomatic finesse. What
angered Mr. Cleveland and his secretary
of state, Mr. Olney, was the apparent In
difference of the British government, the
long Interval that elapsed between the
receipt of an American note and Its reply,
the evident Inclination to prolong the con
troversy. A little more tact on both sides
would have saved an v uiburrasglng sit
uation."
The Evening Standard observes : "We
have long sine forgiven his indiscreet
threats when we were attempting, not
without success, to secure our just rights
in the matter of the Venezuelan-Guiana
boundary. Subsequent events proved the
president to be entirely In Hie wrong, and
without any unseemly malevolence we may
be allowed a smile. On the very eve of
the death of Venezuela's champion came
the announcement that the great republic
had felt Itself so outraged by President
Castro's conduct that It had broken off all
diplomatic negotiations Willi him. Time
brings Us revenges." ,
View of Jlago Press.
The Dally Expreus, Pearson's half-penny
Jingo paper, says:
"Mr. Cleveland sent a message to con
gress regarding the boundary dispute be
tween Venezuela and Great Britain, which
gave great offense in England.
"When Lord Salisbury refused to arbi
trate Mr. Cleveland wrote a second mes
sage, In which he used language of sut h
a strong nature respecting Great. Britain
that it was regarded aa equivalent to a
threat of war. '
"Tha crlxla was averted and the friendly
relations between the two couulih-s pie
served through the laclful cf foils of tin
Julian Pauncefole, tin n Hrlltih mlliHu-r
at Washington, who estimated the allt'gi-U
threat at lis true worth."
The Westminster Gusette, with character
istic good temper, says: "Nor will II b
forgotten. In Hits country at any rate, that
Piesldent Cleveland aameiled the iloiuoi
doctrine over the question oi the Vt n. -uelan
boundary line, an act which gave
rise to serious difficulties between the two
countries for a while. These were ten led
by a little good temiier and con .Illation on
both aides."
'"T4I
OXFORDS MUST GO
Drexel's July Clearance Sale
Continues All Week
One-Fourth Off
Notice the celebrated niakeg we are offering you In this sale.
No better shoes manufactured.
We have taken 10 lines, inolndlng Hanan, Clapp, Boydeu and Flor
shrlm for men.
The Hanan, Foster, Wright and Poters-Armsti'ons for women.
All this season's up-to-date styles.
Turn and welt soles--patent rolt, velour calf, vlcl kid.
We have also Included 5 lines of Tan Oxfords in Uussia calf aud
golden brown kid.
Among the styles we are offering In this sale arc Pumps with
Buckle. 2-button Oxfords. Sailor and Gibson Ties.
Closing them out at the following prices:
$3.50 (o $5.00 Boys' Suits at $2.50
Store (love
at ft . m.
Ihlting July
and AuKiist
Tho Reliable Storo
FOR MEN
Hoyden's French Cnlf tixfords. ieg-ula-
price 96 00; sale A Cf
price a JU
rtoyd.'ti's Patent Colt Oxfords, rg
ii In r price $1 00; sale A Cl
price f.JU
Clspp's Vlcl Kid Oxfords, regu
lar $fi no value, A Cf
sale price v"'u
Clapp's Pstent Colt Oxfords,
regular price IS. r0, A fiy
sale price u '
Hanan's Patent Kid and Colt Ox
fords, regular price A Crt
16 Oil. sale price T.JV
Ilsnan's Vlcl Kid and Russian
Calf Oxfords, regular it
price $5.50. sale price ... '
Florshelm and MacPonald-Klley
Talent Colt. Velour Calf and Rus
sian Calf Oxfords, in the latest
stvle lasts and toes, reiriilnr
price $.-. 00. X "
sale price
6 different lines of our reg- X ((
ular $4 00 Oxfords, now... WW
ft lines of Mn's $3 50 Ox- 7 L
fords, go at. per pair i.U
100 pairs Men's Pstent Colt Ox
fords, hroken slr.es. regular $.1.S0
nnd $4 00 values, go at, 1 Art
per pair l.UW
SB PES CXXTT SISCOUHT on all
White Canvas Oxfords.
FOR WOMEN
llanans Pstent Kid Welt Ox
fords, regular price $5.00, X "C
sale price
Hitnau's Kid Welt Oxfords, reg
ular price $4 50, X IC
sale price JJf
Foster's Pstent Colt Oxfords,
regular price $5.00, X
sale price
Wright V Pi ters' Patent Kid Ox
fords, strictly hand-sewed, reg-
ttlar price $5.50, 4 IT
sale price .!
Wright A- Peters' imported Rus
sia Calf Oxfords, regular A It
price $5,511, sale price "f.i
Tin lines of $4.00 Oxfords Arm
strong. Foster, Wright Pi ters'
makes In Russia Calf, Velour
Calf, Patent Colt, turn or X lift
welt soles, sale price 'WU
Ten lines of regular $3 50 Ox
fords In Russia calf. kid. pntent
colt, turn and welt aoles, LX
snle price A.O
?00 pairs small si7.es Oxfords, In
turn and welt soles, tan and
black, ranging In price from
$2.60 to $1.00. your Cn
choice, per pair JVC
85 FEB CEWT DISCOUNT on all
of our Hoys', Youths', Misses'
and Children's Oxfords.
Great July Clearance
A sale that surpassos all previous efforts in
its wraith of bargain offerings.
Over 500 Boys! Knee Pants Suits, all sizes, C
to 1G years, plain or Knickerbocker pants;
dark, li.dit or medium shades, in fancy mix
tures, checks, plaids, stripes or plain eolors.a
built not only for style, but service values
from $::.o0 to $:.oo, at $2.50
Men's Suits $5, $7,50, $10
Values from $10.00 to $'J0.00.
You 11 find it a pleas-
Don 't fail to take advantage of this cut price sale of the bent makes
-of mens and women's oxfords manufactured in the world, at one-fourth
less than their real values.
Drexel Shoe Co. ,4,'sfrererm
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5 Wi
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-'4l im'S Waid'
akaiSV
Summer Excursion
Rates
via ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY
Uuffalo, X. Y $38.40
Niagara Falls, X. Y. $38.40
Toronto, Ont $28.60
Ottawa, Ont $35.00
Boston, Mass $40.35
Montreal, P. Q $35.00
Quebec, Que $39.00
Chautauqua, X. Y $31.00
Mackinac Tsland,3Ich. $31.80
Petoskv, Mich $29.85
Pittsburg, Pa $37.15
Portland, Me $42.30
Tickets on me to many other points in the east and
northeast. Limit thirty days from date of sale. Certain
stop-overs allowed.
SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS ou sale daily with
long limits to many points in Michigan, Canadian North
east and New England States.
For rates, routes and detailed information call at City
Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., or write
SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent
OMAHA, NEB .
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
1506 Farnaui.
Extracting... 23c up.
Crowes. ... . $2.50 ui
Plates $2.00 up.
Bridge Work 92.50 up.
Porcelain Killings
up from $1.50
17 Years Same Off Ice. I'uone, laouglaa 17KO.
Alveolar Dentistry a
specialty. Loose teeth
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed ten
years.
Haydrn Uroa. received ao order laat
week from Mr. 7. O. Dan at Manila for
a Chk-kerlns Broa. upright piano. In her
letter she said an read their Advertise
ment In an Omaha paper that they were
cutting the price on ail makes of pianos,
and Immediately wrote au o(der to chip
her one at onve.
Omaba'a Pnra rood Center
Tryona
Teas
at 60c
Pound
S
S
s
Choicest Selections of First Pickings
la Ail varieties of Teas..
To supply tl.e lncreaulng demand
for exquiHlle teas at 6Uc per lb., we
have uiuite arrangements with live
largest importers, twho are also
growers) for the exclusive wale of
Ty OMA lea. ami buying from fiist
hands, we are enabled to offer you
"better teas for lehS money" loan you
have ever bought.
In TBTONA tea Htyle has been sac
ilticed for Cup Quality ", and we do
not think it possible for you to dup
licate our quality for 76c, or even iiOc
per lb.
IBYOI1 teas are sold upon the
absolute guarantee "money refunded
if not satisfactory." The quality it
uniform, the taste delightful, the per
fume aromatic.
Following varieties all at tide per
pound :
TBYOSi Basket Fired Japan.
TBTORA Sun Orled Japan.
TBTOVA tjun Powder.
IkYOIA Young Hyson.
TBYOSA Oolong.
TIYOSA English breakfast.
TKTOKA Ceylon.
IIYOSA India
TKTOKA Imperial.
T YOST A Mixed.
Try a pound of T1YOSA Mixed for
icing.
s
i
'nnrtney & eo. J
17th and Pouflaa ts. I
Paona Doug-Us S4T
Private Exchange Connects All Depta. 1
DAINTY
FOOTWEAR
For the hot days you should
have something light and airy.
The light weight iiumps and the
little two-hole garden ties are very
appropriate for the club, after
noon and evening wear, and they
are not high in price within
reach of all.
FRY SHOE CO.
Til IEOI1I,
16th and Itouglaa Streets.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
Hotel Savoy " storits of
Solid Comtoit"
Concrete, steil and marble. In heart
of city. 210 rooms, 135 balhs. Inj
Usb Crill. Jl.00 up.
me to select from
complete lines of de
jientlable garm ents,
at prices averaging
..1 t 1...14 .. .. 4 1
y ilHOUL llilll it I U u 1
A wortli.
Xo mismatched suits, no out-of-date style?,
hut all garments bought for spring and
summer, 11K)S; perfect in fit, fashion and
fabric.
Men's Dress and Outing Pants, $2 to $4
values, all in one great lot, at, choice,
pair $1.50
Nothing to equal the assortment and values
ever shown here or elsewhere in Omaha
at our sale prices. Choose early before the.
lines are picked over choice of the lot
this week, at $1.50
Try HAYDEN'S First
ea-asr
BAILEY ra MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAX TON BLOCK
(ferae lfltb and Farnam Streets.
Best equipped Dental ofllcs in ths middle west.
Hfgbeat grad Dentistry at Reasonable Prices.
Porcelain NllUms. lust like toe toot.
IT WILL PAY YOU..
to call and see our
MATTING AND RATTAN SUIT CASES
before you siart on your vacation. They are light, roomy
mid ncnt. They rrc strong and endurable.
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1200 Fnrnani Street.
E PROGRESSIVE and
win. Show the oeonle
who you are. We can furnish
you any size and style cut on
short notice. "Will be glad to
furnish estimates for Large
Half Tones and Poster Work
Baker Bros. Engraving Co.
Darker Block
OMAHA
.VY a
Duller
Bread
arors farther because It Is bet
ter. Jt excels In iiuality be
cause the greatfHt Cure Is taken
In splectinK the fliiur, yeast and
milk which It contains.
It In imidt by expert bakers
and baked In the ltitebt im
proved ovens
KverythlnK strictly SMiiltary.
'or sale Ht all inifirj, So.
"The label Is on the loaf."
NEW FALL
SHOES
OXFORDS
KOK
YOU
Walk - Over
$3.50 8 i.00 S55.00
Come in and examine the latest
SNAPPY STYLES
AT THK
Walk -Over Shss Stare
314 South Ifiib Strs.t.
I Four doors 80. H;ii,.,. 1. .
X. I. TKJMriOK, Walk-O,.", Ma.