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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-02
BOYS WENT Too FAR,

There Were many instances on Hal
lowe'en where fun was not fuu. Outlawry
and vandalism Is not fun aud while the
night is II good old institute ion the destruc-
ton of property Is not warranted.
Il was supposed that Wichita cemeteries
would be safe. but they were Doi. W ".
Wei : er of Davenport, lows. who Is plac-
ing TWO monuments ia Maple Grove Gem =
terry. reported yesterday that some one had
taken his tools and other lmpleme o :
which he was using and scat erred them
far aud near. He has recovered most OF
them but there are many gone that cannot
be found. H left his things in tie ceme-
terry thinking hey wonld Oe safe there
Yesterday be "ns buUting for tEe per
sou, WAC com United the act. The sexton
says he has Fever known the Cemetery 10
DE Invaded on Halloween before.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN CLARK.

Ex-senator .. II Bentley came in last
evening from Clark county, where he
spoke Wednesday evening, with General
J. e. Caldwell OF Topkeka. To the largest
Republican meeting ever held in Clark
county. The meeting was held On
Wednesday afternoon aad evening at Ash
land, and the afternoon meeting was ad-
dressed by ex-Congressmau Ben Clover of
Winfield, aud Judge :. Peters of Newton.
Mr.. Edwards and his Coyote clu3 from
Larned and the Englewood drum corps
were on hand. The evening meeting
lasted from $50 till after II o'clock. One
of the principal features of the evening WAS
short address from Hon. Harry Bone Of
Ashland, who is the Republican Candidate
for representative from Clark county
There is II great fight on Bone. but al this
time his many friends think that he viii
be elected.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
LANES ] COgBETT.


James J. C,Tb-Tt. the champion OF the
world. will De Distinguished visitor at the
Crawford Grand Nov. :, when be viii be
seen in Gentleman Jack" Z comedy
drama written -s - vehicle 70 show the
many talents Of this famous man. bot h
d ramat cally and a. an athlete. Mr.. Cor
bett mas ia r-ly returned from a tour OF the
different European csIu;rles. where be
was received IN a manner for which lie has
every reason 10 be proud. Ia Eaglaud.
Ireland. Scotland and France he was the
recipient Of ovstions S1ch n we're never
before t-nder-d To an American in any
walk Of life. 10 many Instances the horses
wer- detached from the Cartilage and the
cham piou drawn By lie people. followed
bE thousands OF men. women and chIl-
drsn. who showered flowers upon him
and Ia other WAYS showed their admiration
FIR the champion Of the world. Tue
critics 10 every place be played were par
tcular!y kind TO him. their writings being
uaauimous in praise % Mr.. Corbeit a. sa
actor and g-ntiemaE. The theme
OF "GrniIemsn jack hinges mo- ~
GA the hspPsniag. Of The chaa'-
piou's Carer The story IS<es
the hero, Jack R9yden, through the
various stages Il his life, from the college
student TO the winner OF the highest cham
piop-hip honor, among the athletes q. tie
world. The third act ssoss the interior
ot Coro~tg's late training quarters At Lock
A boEr near Aso8ry PARK 10 II tie
champion gees through IA. work OF p-eoa-
ratIau - near Ike the genuine thin. as
time ID the coufines II stage Will e.
MI This, ard tue izst aes, "hiCs --pr--
seats the Olympic c.Uo .rrna ~ NV Or
leans. are interesting points O. The pa }.
IN much a. they give the spectator
rezs ~ Dir clear lies ~ al thai was &C.
scrIB-d wIa Itch cr=at particularly IA
the urw-Da per. tee uo5tn- 2srvI1ns o
the SuIlsyan-t' orfseTt IL Fiu- ;
pifch-i. th- C-axd = la atf=nGzDce. aLu
tie re-, re. -rolaas add iIiu- k--T,-r- arr
on hand ID t-riprci ts-ir T~-I~riiS- n e
tons TIE Caut->taDt- eni-r- -sc1 lf. his
turn. time j. ca..s-t. AID the hr-- so1n2s
ar fcuELt, IL -xc--ia-iy realistic s~hioa-
Craftsmen lack" j. - IosI essugh
play 10 Interest the Dutiic ~ithGat ras
presto ~ tas c<-:- q sgch = c-.e@rzt-i
sf.r or Cour~e 81 vogli &c: drsS -eca
e.loI mous crowds without CosOsit Aau-
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POPULIST MEETING.

Hon. l.. ID. Lewelling and Congressman
Simpson spoke at tue auditorium last
night 10 q Very large audience composed Of
il classes Of people. IL was the iArges:
PopuIist meeting held in the district ibis
year. Both gentlemen presented the 10
Sues OF the day from tie stsudpoint OF
Populism. Tie usual routine speeches
Were made.
Dave Overmeyer and Sydney Cook were
billed to speak at the auditorium tomor-
row night, but it is said that the Popuiists
had hired the building in advauce so as to
bead eff Overmeyer and Cook, both Of
whom are taking straight Dem crgcy,
just what he Popuist5 do lot want. l.
makes o d ference about their efforts and
tricks a this late day, Simpson and Lew
elIIug are both beaten.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular conclave of Mount Olive com
mandery No i Knights Tempiar this
evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Sir knights
please be prompt.
w. r. c. No 40 meet ut 80 North Mar
ket street 10 make arrangements for cleo
lion dinner. Saturday 2:30 p. m.
The Social Purity league will meet this
afier. o a. at Ealf past 4 with Mrs. Win
ters. ll45 \ rth Topeka avenue. Every
member Is urged TO be present. Work.
The missionary chapter of ST. Johns
Guild will meet with Mrs. Chester AID.
ANS, 1904 East Huuier avenue this after
noon. Mrs. II. q. RUCGLES
There viii be a business meeting of the
Young Peoples Chapter OF 81. Johns
church this evening at 7:3O in the yestry
room for the purpose OF electing officers
tor the ensuing year.
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THE PROHIBITION CANDIDATE.

Hon. Frank Neal, the prohibition can
didaUe for CONGRESSMAN IN this district
called AT the EAGLE office last night aud
proved himself To b. genial, earnest and
intelligent gentleman VINO Is honest in his
convictions. Mr.. Neal is a young man
and is doing bi, best for the Cause which
he represents. Unlike others, he bell
in his work aud works in accordance with
his belief. NJ. Nal is a Very pleasant
gentleman and while he sticks consistent
ly TO bis theories he does so in liberal
and gentlemanly spirit.
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OP!.hA HOUSE.

A rather light house greeted the Garry
Owens company at the opera house last
night. lie comp ny WAS unfortunate in
striking tie CITY OH a night of such in
Clement weather AUD when the people were
saving themselves for the appearance of
Jam, j. Co bett tonight. The price has
act b-eD ralsed on the price of admission
and ali rumurs Ia the contrary are said TO
De false by Manager Bowen. de sold some
undesirable seats To speculators but still
has good seats on SAFE today. The advance
agent desired TO raise the price OF admis-
sion. but tie manager would not hear 10
This DrODpsls ION
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SEIrPIKr Al NAhnS.

Following sbipp~rs were at the stock
yards yes rrday: l.N. BOrlaDd. ear hogs and
cattle. Auuts>; Joe Scot. Car hogs, Peek;
W. r. Means, car to-s, Szdgwick; CHRIS
; eph,rd, CT cattle, Goddard; Frank
Mraus, car hogs and cattle, Goduard; Bent
Nell. car hogs and cattle. Clearwater: J.
VI Prrfle. car hogs. E Dorado; VI. +.
.oN n.-,d CT hos MrIlinctnn
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Master Willie Mcdonald, son OF J. I.
Med maid, l. the proud owner OF a fine
donkey voted 10 him By his friends a. the
holic fair last week. 1t WAS quite a
81 nj 10 See him trying 10 get the donkey
home. The beast would BRAY very PHI
ruI.y and look back at his old place OF
abode, il briug n; Faths Tihen's After
a lit .e coaNlng be Gathered of 10 his new
home, seemingly well satisfied with The
oh .nya
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

The following dates have been arranged
Tor Republican meetings in this county
Tor next week IS follows:
Nov. Park school house. Grant town.
ship Ottn Ecksteiu. j. S. Carson.
Nov. 3-Ninneha, Minneha township,
Judge G. Reed.
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KEAL Estate TRANSFERS.

Furnished 10y he Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
G NJ { Adams wd IOt blk ; Chan
taGQua add. tevJ
A II Aarsh tax q lots l09 and lu2
OhurGA st.-.-...- ..--s-..---- 4o0
" L DA z-ll tx lot Q Wichita 50
Minnico & Joaes sub. 10000. q
l. Cunklie ocd lots 20 cHn~=c aud
Is t. - cou>rc blk p Aiimo..... loo
Kate Hid Wi los - aud "a ok 10
Junction Town Co sdl.--- 500
Daniei Riser Qod hf sc or SEC 10
~ -----..------. -
j Porter Wi NJ nv or and " BIZ De
or sec - y " except acre school
ste -...------. $500 -. sou
: K Sullivan wd trac 6o5X6l2 feet
bs. 615 Il " .od GO 4 u Ug - COR
OF sw or sec II e e-..-----..-.... 400
: " RicumyUu lot 80 Topeka EvsDue
k.ug l-h's wa ---.-.--.---------- 80
: DuTAia 81 Il OF north eau Il los =
aGd - con>ec Haysvlilr 81 ---- -
: Daakl.I IA III o. - ar SC = -
wl.....................----...-..... $50
LII Brownl-r ~ q sc - = also
To- and und 81 10; Ia sub dir Of
loi , in fractio1Hl Sc - = Il Nd. 200
IR D. Hey nw Or & sw Or ~ or aut
swq- OF az Or o. - qr al &c - 9i
N x iiydes bf loi : NaotsE venue
Pearce aud NAntlllbGss's ta&C---- p
Amount ot mortgages released .-.... 1iJc
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TIE Ilriihoa.- Parrot.

One OF Jncie Sans most faithfuI
servants "A Maine. lot one who draws
TO salary. HTes al The Portland Head
Lighthouse. This IS . lzrge gray par
rot. brought from Africa some tif3e
ago and presentsc TO TIE keeper Of THE
light The bl-d SOFA uosio~d ina.
when the fOz began 20 blow IN srOsa
the ocean souss oo-y world c-y cat
Fog coming N: blow the ho-n' One
dsy Inc FOG suddenly bezan 20 ooass TO
thiek and TO ole noticed y. ss theT
were ~ busy. POI noticed this S1d
croaked Got 'Tog coming IL blow
the horn aud nov. -heneveT fng -
rercep'ib.s- Poll never fsiis - givs
.EzT1 NJ Lewiston Ne foFlrnzs
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Boohkecpcr-I vvouid Ike % rc,
away r. fe- DAYS. Mr. COtror NJ
rranz1-so:h-r he Us; ese-
E1pioyef III scezEs 20 - this Is ;iss
.ozr;A iis2e yOzE Ss21earOther has
died
Bookxeepe--Tcs. sir ~ gzo5-
.-o.5e- vas rc=2rA46.e sF1z-11 -
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02O.2s7,O42
Trade Conditions Improving.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-BrAdStreotS review OF the
state of trade tomorrow will say: The disappear
ance OF the great railway strike of 1894 tho re-
vlval OF regular freight schedules and tho ems.
tomary movement OF produce and merchandi by
water and rail have done much TO restore some
thing ike the preceding volume Of trade. Tho
effects OF the recent disturbance In transport on
and industrial circles are now making themselves
felt In bank caring returns. the aggregate this
week being only $500. 100000, dfsp as CON-
pared with the previous week Of about 3 per cent
and compared with the third week In July, 1893,
Exports Of wheat (nour included), both coasts,
nired states and Canada are again moderate
being only J.873.O00 bushels. compared with
ATS 900 bushels last week. e:077 900 bushe In
ins 81. wsst o.
the corresponding week the year before that.
The stock market Is feverlsh and dull in tho un-
settled condition OF tho tArin bill. Interest and
activity center In sugar, tho street considering
the whole fate OF tho measure csuters In the
are dull and neglected. tho expectation Of better
earnings following tho opening OF the roads
esrninSi whIie tho ssrt. was in prorrss. OF
The fruit trade 1t New Orleans 10 greatly I'M
proved since the railroad trafc has been resume d.
AmonG Western cities where trade remain quiet
aud dull AMI without material change Except
that due to the resumption OF railroad traflc) arc
Cleveland, Milwaukee. Minneapolis 81. Paul . nd
Duluth. Cincinnati ana Louisville report some
gain IN trade. with tendency GU the part Of tho
currenc, to moys to tho co%nsry K.rs1: CITY JOB
and at Omaha country merchants are ordering
more freely. The total volume Of trad 1t Chicago
otw1thetAndin resumption OF railway tranhc IS
relatively lieht, that for groceries being most
tive. Relatively the most favorable report comes
from st. Louis, whore general trade 10 said to
have much improved and where frequency Of
favorable crop lepOrte from tributary territory
stimulates an improved feeling among 1obeeFs ana
others. At Portland. Or. general trade has im-
proved, and there Is . marked recovery At San
Francisco although the volume is still below the
normal.
Tho engagement Of vessel to load lumber at
Puget Sound for Alexandria, Egypt the first in
stance Of tho Kind. Is reported, well tho re-
sumption OF wheat exports from San Fran isco to
the United Kingdom.
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reason, for shc prospect Il excellent for large
yield. great speculation Ia oats has began TO
hquidate with the customary losses to the wise
men who know all about Il.
Cotton has declined frAetOn Ond al indicA
tons still point to material increase Of Yield
Although there was m increase durinR the MONT
OF juno Of nearly third IN the wOekly produc-
tion Of plgiron and the consumption IN the manu-.
facturei was nearly 1000 tons per week greater
whether any further improvement mas yet 90
CURED in July,
stopped because the blockade Of railroads cut Oh
their suppl % OF fuel and they have not vet ven
tured to resume Others west OF ;'lttsburg have
been inactive because the coke strike Continued
and the limited production 10 scarcely sufacient
for the needs Of the 0rk near at hand BAsi0 a
ali other endorsements there Is a remarkabio
narrowness Of demand for finished prod uctionG.
In steel rails the oniciAl statement shows doliv.
cries Of only 900 tons for the rirst hSIf OF
1894, against 67l.964 tons for the nrst Of last
year.
The moro hopeful sign noted this week "a that
failures continue comparatively few and not very
important Tho aggregate OF liabilities for the
twelve days ending July IL was 81, $50 3U0 Of
which i.4Oa s2l was Of manufacturing, 81. 46Y-
2O4 Of trading concerns. which 10 decidediy be-
low the average for the past bali Year. Tho fail.
year. and A in Canada against rs last year.
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FIsH-PER POUND.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened weak AID heavy yesterday.
and prices declined under light sales The buy
ing orders on the leading north-end stocks seemed
to have been WITHDRAWN fer the time beinR. and
the stock was more plentiful than usual Orc
shipments 70 the Morgan mill from the Con. Cal.
d Va. are to be resnmed. ana tbs company win
ada still more to its surplus. No news OF any I'm.
portance was received from tho CoinStock during
the 0Ay.
MOTIFS
The assessment on Union Con. 10 DELINQUENT In
tho boards to-day.
Seven tons Of ore from the Pamllco mine OF
Hawthorne district recently netted 1890.
The BsicbeF olhcIvj letter for the past week
states that the repairs 70 the machinery still
going on. consequently operations IN the mine
have not been resumed.
The Crown Point of1cial letter for the week end.
log July IL Soys: We were engaged about half the
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A NOVEL IMPEDIMENT.
A Man Must Rid Himself Of Bad
Breath Before MArrla~A.

'Ope OF the most peculiar cases upon which
have ever been consulted was one that had
today" said 4 weil-known physician to
PitiSburR Dispatch reporter the other day. IA
iDo looking young man came into my ONCE
this morning aud told me he wanted to be
cured OF bad breath. He said that II was of
the utmost importance that q cur should be
elected at once. a. something very material to
his life depended upon II. / examined the
Young fellow, who seemed very nervous ana
excited. and tOld him might be able to
cure MIN IN \ month or two. "A month
or tWois exclaimed the young man,
can't walt that long, Then he waved
confidential aud divuIEed to me the peculiar
situaIiOu 10 which he was placed. dc told me
be nnd been calling rrGularly upon . young
lis MIND to propose, 40 tnr night before ne
had mustered up courage to ask her 90 Dc his
wife. you can imagine my utter surprise b.
vent on. when she told you she'd BE- your
sister inierfuptsd /. NO. continued the
younc fellow. 'Morso than that. She told me
she never could b my wife until Was cured Of
my bad breath. Nav, doctor, you can appfo-
clat0 nv pTodicamenf. Cart y0U DO V u less
fhan one or two months p WAS almost forced
to laugh at the young fellow. but No vas 90 ~
fenoeiY IN earnest / could not 90 u. HIS future
haVpinoos depended upHn bts oreatnl"
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nun,s sevievv OF Trade.

NEW YORK. July 2O.-R. 9. Dun b Co., weekly
review Of trade. which Issues tomorrow. will say:
The effects Of the two great strikes have not en-
trsIy worn on. and meanwhile diOaGroement be-
tween the two houses Of Congress has made tsri6
uncertainties more distinct and Impressive 1t
follows that the customary teStS OF she con.
dItion Of business are less Instructive than
usual. The financial situation 10 somewhat
lsS0 feeble because the experts OF gold have
been resumed and are 81 100000 for tue woek.
but the treasury receipts have been o4,OA0,30l
for cu1toms against o2.061 ,67A last y0ir ana
e7.A7A,bb3 internal revenues 0GainOt Q3.o7o.1l0
Iaet year; The extreoeotnary payments to anticl.
rapidly locking up large amount Of cash
for the Government for the oxpeoto0 inAroaoo
ofrevc"uo: while the current LOGS 10 customs aud
ports, IN expectstioa OF lower duties horGaitoP.-
the expense Of some loeo 10 revenue Aesoaftaf.
Wneat pas 0ceo skating Oh thin ice, with Z
cn en- O. breaking through and mating the low
the week. Win railroad. eensrally blosteA in
the Weotefn reeoipto are shout -thiEuS Of ~
years, 9,?1l ,07l bushels, asanst 1.O1e. sac ye1r
ago, while the exports from Atlantic ports are In.
0'gn,Aean euly A73.AO2 against S.6eB. W97 Iaot
yenP The enormous vioihlO 0upDly has iO1o actual
weight u the WarkOt tHan the prevalent oonVio.
tioo that OoEofnment estimates Of yield are
Corn has sdvasesd shade WITH no satissaesesy
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FOR PORTLAND q ASTORIA OREGON

/ Ocean Division-und PACIFIC COAST
8. 8. CO., will dispatch from SpOar.StFoot wharf,
1T 10 A.. H., for the above ports one OF their Al
iron OtOAmOhipO. viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-NAy -. June & IL.
%. July 8, Is. 23, August 2, IL. ~.
COLUNBIA-MAy 20, June 8, IL, 10. July g.,
10. ~. August z, II. "a.
Counectine Vi Portland with the Q. +. ~. ana
other divOr0inQ line0 Nor al points IN Oregon.
WaShingto1. Britl0h Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota. Utah. wyoming. Yellewotono
Park and al points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portland Cabin. o10: Oteefaee. -:
round trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket ofaces-1 Montgomery Ot. and Palace
Hotel New MONTGOMERY %,
Freight omcO-90U CaliiornIa ct.
0OODALL, PERKINO & CO., Supt. ocean Div.
1T 10 Market @. 0An RFsnciSco.
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MORNING 0EN8ION
Board-10 Cal Electric Light. 2lT: so Market.
st RAILWAY, 1914 20 do, b TO- 40: $4,000 Omn
Cable Bond l16: e30vO V6% Bonds. 119H.
Street-@lO.O0O n r Railway Bo nds, so,
"a: 50 s V water. 99A.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-1O6 Market-st RAILWAY, 40; Is do. 8,
40: 35 Water. S016;. IS do. 9914: so Vig0rit
Powder. /.
street-5O Gal Electric Light. Il 7s: so Market
St Railway, 391s: so Pacific Lighting Co. ; 80, So:
asiRht 71NS $4,000 & r Railway
honda a 40 a..
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Californin Frult Sales,

CH1cAeo July 2O.-ThO Earl Fruit Company
sold one car Of California Cherries ct auction
this m OrninK. 1t was . California Fast Express
car. and. although out twenty-four Gays. brought
e7S6. Prices ranged from 2Ee to a so, according
to condition.
Porter brothers Company, New York. solo to-
car was shipped June 90 and was held in the
blockade caused By the strike ana did NOS reach
a IC@4 Is: Tragedy Prunes 4S Oso3 20; many
vet AUD worthless sold out ct 81
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Office Furniture and Fixtures
@. f. WEBER &; CO..
500 to sos Post St., cor. Stockton
mr31TuThSASufy
OCEAN sTEAMsHlPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Co

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN kAA
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska AN. NkRO4A
May ~, June 4, 9, lR a., July 8. 8. 10,
-, August 3, 8. IL. 30.
For British C0iu mbla ana Puget Sound porCg
Nay 20 aud every NTH day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, " Wednesdays. A n.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way porta
every fourth and nth day, 8AM II.
For San Diego, stopping only 1t Port Earford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles. R0dondo (LO8
at IL A. n.
For ports In Mexico 26th OF each month.
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS CO.. General Agents.
1H 10 Makes e.. 0An FHNa0IO0O.
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General Merchandise.

BAGO-Calcuttas are held for moro money.
Cotton Fruit BagS 61hc, &c and 03zc for the three
TfSdoo respectively; Calcutta Grain Bags, SAC
6aac: state Prison bass, eMc; Wool Bags, - SOC:
R1CE-ohinsss mixed q 7oas 81 No; !: q o.
q sos Louisiana. -: Japan. ~ eo06: Ran.
coon. % 75D3 80 p ctl.
0uoreo. COrmO net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
aud fine crushed. al SAG: Dry "ranulated. Ss1ei
C. Ss%c: Golden @. 15se: 3. 116c; halt 6aTrSS.
Xc more than barrels. aud boxes 46c more.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, July 0.-CAttie-Rscsipts, 1900 There
WAS not much change In the market. There were
afew good beeves. which sold Shade stronger.
but there was not enough OF them to test the
grades sold readily. StockerS aud feeders form Cd
& large part Of the receipts, with prices steady.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money ON call easy Ut II: last loan II: closed
tl%. Prime mercantile paper. 1857. Sterling
exchange was nrm, with actual business In
bankers bills at - es1a@A ss14 for demand and
q 071t@A S9M for sixty days Posted rates, - 50
O. 80 Commercial blllA a 86M@A eWN. Silver
CertlnCateO. 6A066C.
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nection ruttinE in . chute timbering. etc.. in the
raise from the south drift The south drift from
the station on the 500 level was advanced TO
total length OF $40 feet ana stopped. From the
10 now out IL feet. The face 10 in = mixture Of
porDhyry. clay and streaks OF loW.grade Quartz
During the week We commenced extracting ore
from the stones about the 500 level and between
the 500 and 700 ieveIS, and We have shipped TO
the Mexican mill for reduction 1O6 tons aud 21O
pOun0A
Assessments Pending.
Following 10 a list of assessments now pending:
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Ann Franciaco Meat Market,

WHOLESALE rates for dressed stock from Slaugh.
tererN ~ follow:
BEEF-FirSt quality, B1tc . n; second quality,
Sc: third DO. 34M04Hc q D.
VkAL-Larco, 4@6c: small. 61k@9c . D.
MUTTON-Wethora. 20; Ewes, 6964ho . b.
PORK-Tive Ii, e. Sc . u for heavy and medium
aratn.fed, and b0416c for small fat: stock HoRS,
SIZE: dressed DO. $50 Mc . T.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-21
Bank CiearinRs.

NEW YORK. July 2O.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities and the percentage of
increase or decrease as compared with tho corre-
spending week last year:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-21
Foreign Markets.

Lrvrapoo1. July 20.-The spot market 10 dull
st a lOd CarsoOs are lower % 99s "a for OF
coast, 2GS ca for prompt shipment and 2Ss Cd for
nearly que.
The Produce Exchange cable Glved the follow.
inR Liverpool quotations for No. Red winter:
Univ -: August, - AID: September. g Sd:
october, u SID; Novom6Or. - SAD; December,
eECURITIEA
LONDON, July 20.-ConooIe. 101 0.l0; Silver,
rs sd; French Rontos. lOlf 500.