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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
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Chicago. July l.--willtam y. hafflS'
chairman Of the national dehesEeue 49, 49,
mittss arrived today al the faiihst ness.
= Nv minutes before u. the hour sci LOT
the meeting of the executive eoht'. ~.
~ the national committees, lie tounu '.e
s,tvsr committee appointed yesterday "
ponfsF with his cOmmlttes' ahai~iAs "'
and gave them an early auolShoe -
w. asked as TO the status OF TINS
,s,nDnrary craftsmanship, before ne INST
The silyerites. Harrity said he hsd no "A'
~ IAN only say" said Chairman mar,
rtty, that SO far as / am eohSs'"sA
have no man for the place
rh. executive committee Of the ma
ynnal democratic committee convened a.
The Palmer HOUSE. promptly at u sioI
tniay. with Chairman Harry ana wat
Shesrtn. Sherlry Ffathef anu
present Gable was the only abssh'sS.
rhe committee went Immediately INV
executive session, ..,. a,
The silver committee, consisting oi
S-u.rurs Jones paaiels and fuFpis. 10y
-rnor, Ausrlt amt stone. "efs promptly
.tu,trrat The question Of temporary or
g.ut.,rtoa WAS discussed. The two com
mtttres we're together an hour and hah
warn the silver men withdrew 49,
The proceedings were informal u'
no luminosity MAS Displayed On e1sh's -. -
/ M, conversation Vas very earnest lhste
a.rr n, formal speeches but general CON
yrr-attJn Just a. II NC were situhs
| around A t9g nrr in the country sAh 'hS
| OF the participants after u closed
TN, silver men asked hat u should De
| definitely understood thsy ald not eohis
4. r~rr.s-atatlyes Of the silver committee
| bar as delegates representing thS HiaI''
i,y view or the cons eatioh IhSI -
,r..-.-.i The desire 70 have ah unieFslAhd-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
NEW SYSTEM IN Custom HOUSES
Mexico Has Them Only on the From
tier and at Posts.

city OF Mexico, July The abolition
Il Mexican custom houses In the interior
4 this republic went into effect today
nj hereafter these establishments will
.x.st only on ne frontier and at the
a0rts. All pOstmasters in the United
States were recently requested by the
government to cooperate in the new or
ieT Of things BY forwarding only unseal-
ID parcels as post packets. This request.
7owDver. was hardly necessary. as since
he United ates entered into the parcels
T0st treaty, II has never permitted the
-rsnsmission Of sealed packages across
he border. Numerous regulations for
fiscal reforms consequent on the abolI-
ton of the old Interstate and inter- mu-
nicipal duties also go In o effect today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
TREASURY STATEMENT ISSUE
Was n Reduction of Nearly $1,000
900 In Pension Payments.

Washington. July 1.-The comparative
statement OF the government receipts and
Expenditures issued by the treasury today
shows the total receipts from all sources
turing the fiscal year just closed to have
been S22S. tS9 ~ and the expenditures So =
n III. which leaves a deficit for the year
u S25 ga Et The receipts from Internal
revenue during the year amounted to as
10, 2sg, nearly $4,000 less than the sec
retary's estimates sent to congress The
ustoms yielded $50 "a 35l. or 81. III SO
ess than the secretary's estimates. The
rotal receipts for the year. however, show
L gain Of about E2 5000 over 1856 The
rustOms increased about 3 25JUCO. the in
Iernal revenues about E3.OO0.90 The re-
e3pts from miscellaneous sources made
Up the balance.
The pension payments during the year
amounted to 1873. B4, d. a reduction Of
nearly s2,oCD.1U0 from last years payments.
The interest payments during the year
increased over A.25IGO0.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
OUTLOOK IS NOT ENCOURAGING
Another Cave-In mt the Twin shaft
in Pittaton.

Wllkesbarre. July LIN the Twin shaft
At Pi-tsburg % men have now been lmpri-
oneH four days and s'ill there Is no way
u reaching them. The SIX men who at
tempted to crawl over the two fails last
night, and had TO retreat before a threat
ned fall, promised to renew the attempt
t0day. Mine Inspector Ro1srick was ask
4 II there vas any possibility Of the men
icing alive. He replied: There Is a bare
disability. that Is all"
The low hole from the adjoining mine
7as not yet been driven through the 4s
DOT wall partition separating the two
mines. but 1t Is thought the work will Be
5mple'sd this evening.
Another cavern took place In the Twin
haft at Pittston at 3 o'clock this morn
ng- Il Is said 70 be an immense one
0mposed mostly OF rock. Inc rescuers
ave been driven back nearly % feet, and
he outlook for reaching the men Is very
Encouraging.
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rus .r>rInr>r n.r um,>.E
E"L"Is Relieves the SILVER F-.pI~
Tan Not toatFoI

chicago. J4ly Comptroller E-A-.a .
'E" 'rrls..ry Department sal tsfAg taar
7- Expected NE'u"g. l04 y-ar-s - ra~
on. ''.f"r 1E ~ %" party IN Friday
r.. ~"tH tHtgSH EAr after That th~ r.u.
F"'''3 ~ a"'''r""n' ais rhaas- sam
N7Ai. hHl 'hF' p" Hlgv~ psop-o ~ a4f
nave s1'n .anglrr~ egmuaaH - 'a- ..-.
-t.s"r #''7"1 js regarded a. be .raA.
'' "f 'a" EP.i forces and they expect 'a
muster a formidable array ~ lstiuzsash.
.' "l'" no -" A'7.st m IN Ma s71~
p" prevent '1" pbrfgs .ar4xIas reel, -r
tT".y IyPn 'n" w7He mNfsI side ot .H-
."h5FIF~r7y
Even 'a" '.sTr ,saiers.' AL Erkr,s.
y be- pointed p4' 'asrn tasr tae als.-
.'5n "f a free silver DERIVATION rseaas
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04

want q dollar as soana n. IN.
GoVFFHmeht"

Lincoln. Neb.. July The repubri-,,
az" convention was held today MeC,u
OF Lexington vas nominated for g,ss-,rr
m the NTH ballot The balance ~ ~
LLHk't IL "a follows Lieutenant Rovernrr
ieit OF 'ass county. secretary Of stats
J. y. Piper. auditor +. o Uedlur4
1sursr' g F.. Casey. attorney general
The platform adopted pledges he un5I
1'd support Tor the national ticket ana
"a he money question declares FOR "a
IS untarnlshei "a ifs nag. a iona 49,, y
Eood not only AZ home. bui good zrba.
yer trade Eoes-as good In the hands a, d,
arrner or workinRman a. in tho ha,as -,
capitalist a manufacturer or a rorr'o-,
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PROF. W. GIBBS AND FORESTRY
He Compliments Secretary smith On
His Foresight

Washington. June D-Profsss1- Vol
colt Gibbs, president OF the National
Academy Of Sciences. haH written the
following letter to Secretary smith
Newport, X. l.. June III have the hon.
or 10 inform you that the members OF the
forestry commission. appointed ar your
request by the president Of the National
Academy OF Sciences, will leave for tho
west on or before July and at once enter
on their duties. have every reason 20
believe the work Of the commission vii.
be Of inestimabls benefit 10 the co,3nrrr,
and justifies the opinion which tho pub
lie has. from the inception Of the plan
entertained Of the wise foresight AMI pa
triouc spirit which you have shown in
its conceptions and Advancement
WOICOTT GTER5
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The Quarterly Report Of Tr.,.,
showing Cash on Hand

Olympia, Wash. July THE f,IIozrr,
e the quarterly Htatemsn Of the s,,.s,.
FINANCES. showing the cash on hs,s. g.
aral fund. 81. is2 q; military fund I,2ss ~
interest fund. $40 70. peruanan, -;
tnn1' NF8%' current school fund IA
slSs tide land fund. 81. SO II. dsragI,,
tor me survey 81 tide lands. isin. rsv,i,. >
ing fund. S532 r.: nah hatcher -. ''F,,V'
'8.a. special school bond dapos,t, ,,s0 ~ >, q
state library fund. 1851 a2. uni,,.s.t -,
Iunh. fSs 50. grain inspection fund f,os, -
Total t217. Gqa. ' '''S'"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
THEY STRUCK DYNAMIC
TWO MINERS Ar ans an..a
nSUaRD ~ An RxrLos.es
ThstS Lives AaaV Ne sa.ea
E1ssishs Of the A'ea 4. !. -
Mach DanweE.

Gem. Idahe July 1.-Two mlnA,.
and Richard d. Downs. were hlowa v ~
the Gem mine ~ o'clock shls -. I
While drilling. they struck al N saat
Of dynamite. exploding il. w. as
Fortunate men were taken to III y.
,1sAes hosplIsi ~ Waiiaes- Ths pAys.. 80,
mas nepes o. saxtaE their lives, -, :
and bodies OF the msn SeKa an nsa
small bits % rock. They 80 VA
bruised. but no bones were brokss eads
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
REPUBLICAN STATE coSvE>r,o>
Most Intricate Political sItuatIo,
Ever Witnessed In Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb. June O.-The republican
state convention will convene In Omaha
tomorrow. All the delegates are present
tonight. warm fight has developed over
the head OF the ticket A glance over tho
delegations as selected by the counties Of
the state reveals the most intricate 10
litical situation ever witnessed in politics
IN Nebraska. Out Of the ~ counties ir.
the state, Y are here with candidates foI
places on the ticket, and some Of these
counties are bringing more than one can
didate. There are, all told. q asptrantE
for places on the ticket
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cav E'cArE rmr ~oo.r ;, ou,o
""' E'""tri"ity WIN Pr.as.. Dean
J"s' a. qaIeLIy.

'l'Hh'7 ohio. July i-Carnmaurinr
' ''- 1t10 % tho death PENAL
no past. AMI 'hs UuCkeyo stats ,nii..
's tho lead ~ New York. Vii s,,t,,,
.'' no. 'f" I'.HT. excepting 80 far a. >,
'''s u" persons already under aantsnr, !.
'8A'n nv the moose The chang. h,.
cen brought about by a bin introduced :,
~ NtI"r h"17" by senator Jones an,
Ht''n''l IN IN" assembly hy Usn,s
.'h'Hh'e Rood Il provides Thai al
l,'.'s convicted after July ana sen
-. 40 mo I'a'h penalty shall no sjar
nus, take lia.o before sunrise On ~. -.
~ m" sentence in court Tn, $50
'7u'"er must b" In the panifentta,v
mere 'a n" other change IN tho mel,
on. 81 mo present law relating to deaf,
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nAtpaE oVEn ruH s.Akn Anm


t'7lss lars 10 Vlts tsvvshs.as iasa 3
#'zasea - fa= tsstss. Masses 1~F
f.rn raUra'ss L. In fawa ssaa4st rs As'
niAT ~onsrsss eta Ass rs nsssaass
''r o. Nh tjrs tn= she fss4 De ssfs
ia, 'ai1as, tzEsT. nas ia 80 etss,
rHaks1g arr4sEsra@ots fas sa5ss sea flr
a hrslzu % seaH ths ansse Ffrss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
ST. LOUIS PLATFORM ISDoRsrD
Minnesota Republican Conven,t,
Met and Made NominnAn..-

Met and Made Nomination..
st. Paul. July i.-At / 30 the repub,ir,r
state convention met. Ellsworth a..
ham was chosen temporary ehairn.n
md q recess was taken until 2.D
On reasssmbllng the temporary orga,.
iz1tion was made permanent and the 40
'ection of ticket begun. Governor d
yld NJ. Clough was renomlnated on IN.
first ballot. The ticket was cornpIeta,I
as follows: Lieutenant governor !
Gibbs; secretary Of state. Albert Hary
treasurer. A. L. Kosrner: attorney gen.
sral. n. W. ChIIds.
After adopting a platform lndorsinv the
Ct. Louis platform and the national can.
didates. the convention adjourned
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
ARE EASY VICTIMS FOR TACOMA
MIssOuIa baseball Team beaten hx
Two to One.

Missoula. Mont, July 1.-The score In
the baseball game today was Tacoma 10
Missoula 5. The batteries were, for n
coma, Pastorious and Donovan: for
Missoula, Caverly and Hughes Ano,bsr
game tomorrow and two on July 4 wilI
b played By the same clubs.
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N-usaaI n.sissss Nui n- H-ss e
usaS eAEtsa

" asAtaasaa, Iaas N =tsszslts elsspr
-ana isfs Wasaina sa aExF 10 rsaasgt
ssa-A raElStE. asesnRaH,sss ~ fsftas
So rutasY Thzsh@r At fssssf cry o.
osssitsnt VII board tss grftsss fHiai
'iustIa aa.i sAl tss hsssaassas tar Al
=sev4'ivn hasia~ss oil - ssassaassi
gray r4ahhss i4rtna tA= ssshaazsr
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Nau Tark. JaIy t=tiar sEfv=s ass
''up~r atsa9y. hsvkss's PsF-s, t1R
"a hsnEs pr's@. Hl s0tis
l~Ai Sqtst. hraAsF's fffs~. u. stsaAsss
sssr~ Fs0a B
r~y,issa wer.t
Portland Isty Co., " hsata ~ Asaest
saR rV~aslsss aEstH.
San FraHrtsrn, 1uty ~ hsat~sA#
ping Wv Tor Ne. !. AMI Ksse tef ssa-N
milling d N4at tn
uarlaY- Fs~d. tair "a Esast. ss4eeHst.
e7t-s. ssS.0aar rev hFswlaa TsasTfe
oats NllhaE. s1's'6@As. sBrPrsss, 80
= "i'e fancy fsssi esessass god shses
az
CRIeass as.,a.
0hI~sEp. July The fsetns IN 49,
TAs h,'la MIXED. ghs prices dstaz bstsF
aariy IN the aay ard tAlIins 81 hs.F
lose September wheat -. e9Ta ~
- SAso RscsIp's-w WHEAT ssa sefa -
~. oats ~ 90
He.tsa wssl asrLst.
Hos,on. JpIy The America WsN
nd Cotton Reporter win aay safaarTae'
Vhn Upai sales % the wees have aESTt
EatSt AnaM pounds. Including seEstA
7Hnirsyi thousand peaatis Of AsmassN
'0nurHd The HaisF part % the hastnss
lone since last Wrttlna uas In damssie
NHai. and THE. fer the NEST part Vs.
'old previous 10 last - uraaY. SIS
shi0h time the market has bssn vsfT dsA
" looks nov &c though II uauid ~ iatf
nan the middle Of July hefsFs The mass
acturers 81 large will b. ready 20 tals
isanl'siy about the raw stock they ~
'squirs. The sales since January !, -
rave amounted to - 81. - psua'A
aEa'ns, iss.TlAT9I pounds = year aga.
tive a1opk.
Chicago, July THE sales Of eatth
sore on = hasIs Of q sadA1 fer infsfsN
o strictly choire native beef steers. vi.a
railing mostly at AsO1lD Fsedsa-
'e"rs coB inue To sell sparinaly, but thsS
Ne talr sales % lightweight stoekets
aiming cows are doing No better. but ~
oNs and helfers are active and strpna.
HnEs-The sales were made Of heaVT
~ MIXED and butchers weahn
~ a@sda ~ and lights ct - ssdas HsaU
loss brought tada 70 and medium us'aa"
sheep-Ths sales Of Inferior to eheies.
we're made at 81 sn8aso Westerns sah
hsaa@ and yearilngs at tlds Faf
70 prime lambs cell at SIS o. and culf
60 ne low aa q 0da
Recsipis-cstIe iG.oo0. hogs so.ooO. shssp
Packing Hsase Ppsdaets.
chicago, July Pork HR. lard Nm
ribs an,
MIseetlaaeoas.
New York. July i.--Hopa-ouiet.
Wool-Ftrm
tISi&
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
"''"''" ron PRESIDENT
'ry "f the orrEo. D.mo..
Hattua Tn Iha,o....

IL E"'I"H Ia Chicago.
PORTLAND ~ Iunn N .R..
S'l'n'- will he the slogan ~ a.. a.
f'n democratic delegation to The Cnt
-"h."nfon. u can not 10 sst.b,,.h
hai i"nnoyer has expressed anv A,
49,, 10 nave u 30. hut there il MAJ,
uun, mat his name and fame iii =,
1s,s, ''' long and loud among the dele
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
HaaKET> nv rELEaR.ra.
NstaI aansnaIsa.

NaS Tark Jalg t=-tiap sEfu=r 49,
'nup~r -- STEADY. hrsksf's PsTss, haR'
o. bangs pr'ss. Iit sseti ~
tsAi-Qatst bTaAsr's rfss~. o. stsassss
.Skrn Et0a rs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04

CRIssss asata.

'hi~sEn, July The feeling n 49,
TAs ht'la MIXED. The pfiss~ istaa usisF
AIRY In the day ard tAliina "a haA
lose September wheat -. e9fn ~
"a $40 Receipts Wheat asa sefa -
~ oats 80 go
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-15

20 nsoc, dropped to 7.S5c. and closed at 7 SIC
win the tone easy. The cause of the de-
cline was the pressure of short notto,
from the south, and the indiffaraCt An AZ
mand from the spinning interest After
January had sold at 7.SSc. it reacted to
f.S4c' on news from New Orleans sboVin,
symptoms of diminished movement T rvs
receipts IN the near future form the kew
OF me situation If they fan off, we shall
advance sharply. If they continue heavy
prices may continue to sag"
New ..e. ork' Oct. 1.-THE Sun says of cot
Ton: spot cotton here declined a half
cent. Middling uplands, Z 15-l6c. IivernooI
was unchanged on the spot with sales of
l4OOO bales; futures there declined 2iS 70
points. Inc decline to-day was due prin-
clpally 10 sympathy with Liverpool There
was a rally at one time on the semi-week-
~ ~. statement OF receipts showing a falling
on IN the movement but prices soor weak
ened again on renewed selling. and SLOWLY,
decpned, closing at about the lowest fig
ures of the day The semi-weekly receinfs
bales.'' A1'VOO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-15
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market firm; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds; Boston, per bale, $l.25;
New York, per bale, $1.O0; Philadelphia,
per bale, S1.00; Baltimore, per bale, $L25:
to Liverpool via New York, Doc; Bremen,
via New York, 63c; Antwerp, via New
York, SIC; Havre. via New York, 63c; Am
sterdam, via New York, 59c; Genoa, via
New York, Csc; Reval, via New York, 75c !;
Hamburg, via New York, Coo. Direct
Barcelona, CSC; Genoa. 65c; Bremen, soc /;
Antwerp. 4Sc; Liverpool. SOC: Reval, Coo.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are steady
at ruling rates. Foreign. business is
more or less nominal The rates from
this and nearby Georgia ports are quoted
at A.25@5.5O for a range including Balti-
more and Portland, Me. Railroad ties
base "A feet, 16c. Timber rates, 50cGl$l 90
higher than lumber rates. To the West
indies and Wndward, nominal; to Rosa
rio, $12 .00ni3 90; Buenos Ayrcs and Monte
video, $40 00a1lO0; to Rio Janeiro, $l4.OO;
TO Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
81 30Q11.5O; to United Kingdom, for or
ders, nominal for lumber, 4-pound IS
standard.
BY steam-To New York. 800; to Phil
adelpha, 800; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
more. $500.
Naval Stores-By Sall-The market is
firm. Large sized, Cork for orders, are
As 3D. Genoa, rs 3dG3s Cd; Adriatic. Is Cd
G2s Cd; South America. rosin, CSC per
barrel of 2sO pounds. Coastwise-Steam
To Boston. lie per 100 pounds on rosln.
SOC on spirits; to New York rosin sihc per
100 pounds, spirits, SIC; TO PHILADELPHIA.
ros,n, TIC per 100 pounds. spirits, soc: to
Baltimore. rosin, INC per 100 pounds, spir-
its. zoe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Pacon-The market is firm. Smoked
clear sides, SIC; dry sailed clear rib Sides
51sc; long clear, none; bellies, SIC; sugar
cured hams, 12c.
Lard-Markot firm; pure, in tlerces. 57sc;
50-pound tins, csc; compound, in tierces
Sc in 50-pound tins, sac.
Butter-Market higher; fair demand;
Goshen, 14dl5c; gilt edge, 17hqlSlsc; best
creamery 19f20c.
Cheese-Market higher; s1ka11c; fancy,
full cream cheese 10q12c; 2O-pound aver
age.
FIsh-Mackerel half-barrel, No. l, $3.50;
No. 2. $3.50; No. 8, $500; kits, No. 1, 81 25;
No. q 800: No. 3, CSC. Goldfish. 1-pound
bricks Ghc: 2-pound bricks. &c. Smoked
herring, per box, zoe; Dutch herring. in
kegs. $50. New mullct, half barrels, $3.50
salt--Domand is fair, and the market
steady; carload lots, T. o. b.. Liverpool
900-pound sacks 4sc; Virginia. l25-pound
burlap sacks, 32c: ditto 125-pound cotton
sacks, 35c; smaller lots, higher.
Syrup-Market quiet Georgia and Flor
ida syrup buying a 23c, selling at 23d25c;
sugar house at 18H32c Cuba. straight
goods, 23G30c; sugar house molasses, Is
G20c.
Tobacco Market quiet and steady;
Smoking domestics. 220G0c; chewing COM
mon. sound. 2i027c; fair, 2SG35c; good, 35
a4sc bright. 60dG5c: fine fancy 65dS0c.
sugar-Equailty Prices-Savannah quo
tations--Cut loaf, 4.93c; crushed, Abe;
powdered, 45jc; xxx powdered 46sc;
standard graduated. 1900; cubes, 4.55c;
mould 4. Lose; diamond A, 430c; coufec-
toners A, i.1Sc; white extra G. g. CSC; ex
ira G. A.7lc: golden q. 3.62c: yellows, B. 49c;
tone. dull and lower
Coffee--Market steady; Mocha &c: Java.
27tzc; Peaberry. roc; standard, No. ]. 17Iac;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-15
COTTON TAKES A TUMBLE.
rrprs OFF 10 POINTS AND Lo-
cal SPOTS 1-16 CENT LOWER.

49,. nemand Fairly Good at the De-
oIine-spirfts Turpentine Market
xorIected and Weakness shown
=, the SituatiOn-PaIe Resins Adj
orccd-Other Markets Steady and
rncbanGed-MarISe by Tele-
graph.
eovannah, oct. 4.-There was dtsap-
.si,,ment among the bulls in the cotton
,r,et to-day. The decline in futures COM
no 60 suddenly just after the advance of
..ss.srdav was a surprise to many There
os however, a good demand at the de-
,.,e in spots and the sales for the day
-.are fairly large. The spirits turpentine
.ortet was neglected and buyers were not
,ia5ing. The quotation remained unchang-
a. with the tone quiet. Pale resins were in
..ronr demand and advanced from to 10
..,+s barrel There was decline of &c
E and G grades, Other markets were
e.o,dv and unchanged. The following re-
,,ne Of the different markets will show
,,s tone and the quotations at the close
today.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-15
RICE.

Market steady. An active demand has
developed for fancy head rice, and a num-
Der of inquiries have been received from
the northern markets for this grade.
Clean, per pound: Common, 2d2Ac; fair.
21Aq3c; good, S14QS12c; prime, 4Q434c.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market was
neglected all day, and no sales were re-
ported. 1t was said that there wers or-
ferngs at &c below the market ouot,.
lions, but transactions at the decline. If
any, We're not made known. AT the
Board of Trade at the first call the mar
ket was bulletined steady at 26%c. with
no sales reported. AT the last call it was
oulIetlned quiet, with no sales.
Rosln-There was a strong demand for
pale grades and water white advanced
&c and window glass lOc at the close A.
the first call at the Board of Trade the
market was bulletined firm and un-
changed At the last call the sales showed
an advance of sc on w w, 1Oc ON w q
and decline of sc on E, f and G. The
quotations We're as follows.
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Miles Line to Iampa "a Miles
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT o. 1896
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Oct. 4,-There has been lit
tie change in the general conditions of
the dry goods market to-day. on the
part of sellers there is a general steadi-
ness.
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GRAINS, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York. Oct. li.-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat, spot market dull and
easier; ungraded red, 6saS0c; options OPEN
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Stock on hand this day.. 31974 1860
Stock same day last year.. 1880 1870 22S
Receipts same day last year. 1854 ASA
Charleston, S c., Oct. A.-Spirtis tur-
pentine market firm; sales, 20 casks at Is
cents. Rosin firm sales, 500 barrels; A.
b. $40; c, D, E, $40; F, $1.45; G, 81. 50; H,
Sl'55; |, K, SLIGO; NJ, a.75; N, $1.95; w, C,
$205; w. W, $2.25.
New York, Oct 14.-Rosin firm, good de-
mand; strained common to good, $1S51
1870 Spirits turpentine firm, fair demand,
291aQSOc.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-18
HORTICULTURAL SHOW ENDS
Closing Session of the Convention Sees Some
Important Action
CHICKENS STILL DRAWING BIG CROWDS
Thousands of birds on Exhibition
and the Scoring and Awarding
of Premiums brought
to u Close.
CHICKENS STILL DRAWING BIG CROWDS

The closing session Of the Southwestern
Iowa Horticultural society was held yester-
day morning, Papers were read by Alex
Wood J. w. Daby of Hamburg. II. Nc
lntosh of Omaha, 5. c. Osborn of Glen
wood G. w. Allingham Of Council Bluffs,
Dr. Hanchett of Council Bluffs, and George
Van Houten of Lenox. A revised list Of
apple varieties was adopted on report of
the special committee appointed to make a
selection for the plate displays. The pre-
MUM committee reported its awards.
Messrs. Powell, Raymond and Williams
were named to revise the premium list.
Glenwood was selected as the next place
OF meeting.
The interest in the chicken show is
The interest in the Chicken show is
steadily increasing and the attendance yes
terday was encouraging to the management.
Never before has such collection OF prize
chickens and other fowls been brought to-
gether in this city as are at present quar-
tered in the Eiseman block. After some
hard work the judges completed the scoring
OF the birds and the award of prizes was
made last evening