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MINING NEWS.

An Eastern syndicate ia NEGOTIATING for con
troll OF the Star Consolidated at Tintic. Utah.
The stockholders are inclined to accept a
proposition OF S5OO,O0O for control OF the
stock
Letters from Rossand. b c.. state that the
big ledge In tile south cross-cut OF the Iron
Horse has been proved l5S feet in width, A
DRIFT 10 being run along the vein 81 ten. inch
streak OF good grade copper ore. The mine
generally Ia looking well.
There IL some excitement at Morgan. Utah
owing to tho discovery of quicksilver near the
city. The mineral is found in the sand and
gravel on the surface.
Cripple Greek advces are to the effect that
;he kalamazoo and Little Joe. which have been
worked without results Tor seven years. are
loom ng up In great shape. A twenty inch
streak OF quartz has been uncovered in the
Kalamazoo which runs from 500 to Sl2O to
the ton. The extension OF the Wild Horse
vein has been found In the Little Zoe.
Eight inches OF svlvanite has been found In
diff of the Fannie b.. Victor. Col. mt a depth
Of 100 feet. Picked SAMPLES run several doll ars
t. the pound. Trial shipments OF ore from
the Deadwood have run 5000 to the ton.
Being unable to dispose of it's treasury stock
alta sat lsfactory price, the Big Six Com pany,
Renublc. Wash. Ia reorGnnl2ing On an as-
sessAble basis. The carital stockton the new
company will he l.5uO.OOO shares OF a uar
value of five cents. The stock is to be as.
se.sabe In any sum not exceeding one mill
per share per month.
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Coffee prices were stationary to day The trading
was stARnAnt there being but ono trAnHAction-A
sale OF zoo bags OF september, The cables were
feAtureleSs One nrm said: The increased receipts
At Rio and santos having an unfRvorAble effect.
1t il thought they may increase further long but
to realize Mr.. Karl KrGche'a estimate OF LOO 900
per day hereafter The total arrivals at both ports
since July have been 2Sj,Oou bags"
NAVAL SIoREs-Hpirts turpentine, 43S+3%c Com
mon to good strained rosin. 81 .30sSl.32%,
PROvIsIoSB-Lard was steady. Western, S555; Com
tnrntal refined. 30.uO Pork was steady at SU.25A
10 for mess Meats were steady; pickled hams w =
loc do. shoulders, 5'ac, do. bellies, 5Stc, Talow,
Western extras lstsc.; do hrsta. l7Sslsc.; state,
full cream large. colored or white choice &c.; TO-
small shssLsc; EEEs-stAte. PennsylYAniAA and West.
moderately lower with hog aud grain markets aud
closed steady at the decline. Tho selling was
mainly by realizing lorgs, and most OF the buying
by packers. The cash demand WAS good for both
meats and lard. Foreign advices we're strong.
SU1AR-RAw was steady. At 4aao. for $40 test and
S.loc, for sp0 test ReAnod was quiet ana steady.
CHICAGO. July l6,-TheBe were to days prices:
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financial.
WALL OUTLOOK
JOHN B. MCKENZIE.


ssyersl disturbing influences developed dur'ns
the mas, week to ret ,rd the upward movement In
.,octs but are Of only temporary moment. now
aver the bear alwai make tho most or any tahc'o"
bupa boo thus frightening timd holders ot s'ooA'
into unloading their holdings, as the greater 'ne
yun,e OF stocks they cause to he sacrihceu ths
preaier the advantage AccruinR ~ those VINO make
specalty OF operating only on the short sue Oh INC
market
Tbero Ia no limo of bu iness in the world 80 easily
Influenced as stock speculation by some one else
telling you Just what to do-and that In the mos'
disinter,sed manner, OF course (which 10 otteh III
rec,ly the opposite OF what your own Judgment
dict,te. How many spectators have listened 10
others to their sorrow and discontinue Wheh ~
holding to their decision and keeping their own
counsel they would have felt the gratetui sathtao
ton OF creeping them together with the
agreeable sensation OF good judgment Neriheu' en-
abling them say to the other fellows. Il toiu you
49,"
The disturbing In uenc es the past week nave neen
the cd strike on the Brooklyn Rapid Iransn
system, anticipated unfaVorable bank statement
raising of the Bank OF EnRland's discount rate
which may induce gold shipments. ana any other
old thing tho bears could drum up to Jar sae nerves
of the great MAORI y-the buyers and holders or
securitirs. But these only temporary matter
and to he expected. as th,re IL always somethin
turning up in the financial world which can no use
pio or con. to prop up one'sown opinions which "
of curse, always prejudced in favor or his intcre'
But the great world moves on Just the samoa
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sATuRDAY.July 15.-GRAIS-Wheat-Spo was
steady. Sales 100000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. northern Duluth.
PIC. over September. T. o. b. afioat; No. hard
Duluth. &c. over: No. 2 red. lc over July. The
Northwestern receipts were 81 cars. against
$3.50 last week and ~ last year; Chicago "a.
against 93 last week and 40 last year Futures
closed &c higher. with sales of $50. 900 bush
After Change September on curb was IL. a
7Skc.. closing 77',c. Prices as follows:
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$1,000 PER SHARE,

and recommend its purchase as an absolutely sound
and safe Investment, yielding large returns.
Since the incorporation of this company 1t has
moro than doubled its holdings OF Zinc lands. and
its earnings are showing constant increase.
1t has Just secured the Chase Mine at Galona. Kan
sas. which alone adds over 100000 net per annum
to tho company's revenue. beginning July 1st
1899.
The company Ia now paving one per cent. monthly
dividends besides accumulating a surplus of over
$50, 900 annually. which warrhnts the assump-
ton that the present handsome rate of
dividend will be increased during the cur
rent year.
Stockholders OF record the 25th Of each
month receive the monthly dividend on
the first Of the succeeding month.
Checks made payable to the Cumpany's Fiscal
Agents. as below. must accompany applications 70
secure allotment. Certificates Of stock will be de-
livrrod on receipt OF application and check. Sub
scription forms and full information mailed on re-
quest be obtained at the office of the Fiscal
Agents
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Faster Liverpool cables. favorable weather and crop
advices and q bearish ChrOpIcl, report caused a
trifinR decline in cotton TODAY New Orleans sold
here and some local longs nquidated but the trad
ing was nything hut active.
COFFEE Rio spot steady at &c. for No. 7.
Sales OF 1000 bags Maracabo and 1000 BogotA.
Futures were unchanged. Sales 300 bags. Ham
burg was unchanged. There WAS holiday in Havre.
American warehouse deliveries lS,1sy bags. Rio
receipts, 10000 bags. No other Advices were re-
celved from Brail. Prices here as folIoWs:
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Available cash balance.
including gold resorve.s27s.ts 300 s27e 1oo. PA
Money in London. 3 2 cent Rates Of dis
count in open market for short and three
month"; bills. 3h63a 2 cent. Paris advices
quote = ccnts at lO1 francs IA confines
Exchange on London. % francs % confines.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Odd ~ foil
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cfinanrial.
Twelve Per Cent. Dividends
Are Being Paid by the
financial.
BOSTON
LITTLE CIRCLE
ZINC co.
OF JOPLIN, Missouri.

In addition to which it is accommodating surplus OF
over $4,000 annually, which warrants tho
assumption that the present handsome rate
of dividend will be increased during tho
current year.
Since the incorporation of this Company it has
more than doubled its holdings OF Zinc lands and
its earnings are showing asplcndd increase. 1t has
just secured the Chase Mine at tialena, Kansas,
which will alone add over $50. 900 net per annum to
the Company = revenue, beginning July lst 1899.
Tho MANAGEMENT of the Company is ~ the hands
Of thoroughly competent men. The Directors at
the mines are those who have already achieved
success IN the management OF Zinc mnes-every
mine with which they connected heinz a dvi-
dend paying property-and the Eastern Directors
are among the best known men in Boston. Mr.
Charles T. Searle being wcllknuwn meHbpr Of the
Suffolk bar, and Mr. y. W. Jordan being Wee Presi.
dent Of the American Loan Il Trust Company one
of tho best and most iayorably known Banking in
stitutOns of BOSTON.
Every Director of tins company has invested his
own money in this enterprise, and only after thor
ouHh investigation.
limited number of shares are now offered at par,
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mSurp's S6,oO2,476 tiO.8as. 100 Dec. S. $40 275
The surplus q year ago was S4a3o5.s25. and
!, The imports Of general merchandiss incnd.
ing dry goods. at the port Of New York last
Previous ss week and for he
Ss week we're OF Witch
since J%i; $50, Export: q specie
total Of :oeS hi5. against 81 'o5? .5Oa the prev;
GUS week. The exports Of specie since Jan,
eSyf S beer o GSS d. s22 s36 and silver s2s
The Colorado Midland Railroad reports gross
earnings for May OF S15n,S55. an increase OF
last wear. and net $3sa57, an increase Of SPA
gross earnings were $l.4D2. los. a decrease Of
$lOa, lOS az compared with the corresponding
e sssSs o. q r.! 5y4 year and net s24o de-
earnings for NAV of 1910 100. a decrease OF
70 49, ss c9mpar cd With the same month Of
G52. For the eleven months ending Nav 81
tho gross earnines were $l4.SH7.5lO. an in
crease Of S478.a67 as COMPARED with the cor
responding period Of last year. and net S5.647-
400. decrease Of S5On.81A.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. $452, OBJ internal revenue. 81 .O53,-
nj miscs !aneous. Sl1S,4lU: total OF ST.
623.M'2, The disbursements were 81 $4,000,
an excess Of expenditures over receipts OF
gate have been s2l,0i5.0l3; the expenditures
S34. lbs.VoO. an excess OF expenditures over
receipts OF lO.142.!S7
The official count Of cash in tho Treasury to-
day compared with that Of last Saturday shows:
Gold coin and bullion ,.. tx aS5o.o 1n 81
Silver dollars and bul
a. li E. note. ,S So9Sos2 ,s s1s5 3ss
Other assets less de-
mand liabilities .....e. lsI2s.7ll 1l.sos, TAT
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Augusta shipped to-day 1sS bales Memphia 2 442;
St. Louis, o5+ Cincinnati. lao. and Houston mono
The rainfall for tho past twenty four hours included
traces at Corpus Christi and Galveston, Tex. Tenn
peratures at sA; NJ. ranged from !2' to s+'. New
Orleans advanced to points. Futures here dc
oil
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MINING MACHINERY. -FRASkn h CHAI MFRS.
4l ~ Broadway, New York. manufacturers OF min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates mining,
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
MINING MACHINERY. in efficiency.
4l GATES IRON WORKS. II Broadway.
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Grain speculation was intensely dull, and in tho
main of an evcning-up character At first there was
sslig hit advance in wheat rains in the West and
Northwest. covering ~ shorts. somewhat better
cables than had been expected and little foreign
buying. Liverpool was unchanged to Ld. higher.
and Antwerp was steady. There was a holiday IN
Paris. Bartlett Frazer. Harris Armour and Bar
rett Farnum were all buying at the West. Rain
and hail are said to have damaged the crop III Min
nesotA. The worlds shipments were estimated at
only "sno.ooO bush. BIT the demand was soon
The receipts were liberal. At the Northwest g. 9as
cars were received during the week. against T~g in
the previous week and only alI last year.
Minneapolis wired: There IL q small territory
in southern Minnesota where crops are down
This is the only section where there is any dumaVe
by wheat being lodged. II is true that with thi.
exception, there Is no damage up to the present
time The Northwest was said to be selling at Chi
cage. The seaboard cleArRnces were $4,000 bush
There WAS II" trading in corn and oats. 10th were
nominally easier. Liverpool was unchanged To I'D
lower for corn. The weather in the corn belt was
wet aud country offerings were light.
FLOUR-t(uet and steady, with sales of q 900
bbs. Receipts II 4sl bhls and %, 400
sacks: exports, d63 bbls and l2,243 sacks. Winter
in bbls superhne. So. 2OSs23o; No. EXTRA 81 400
$3.50, clears Snts$3.2I: straghts, $3.3O4SI.5O;
patents So GOOSE 90. Spring in bills: Clears $40
$2.l 6 straights S3bOGS3.05 patents So 7Ist3 No.
COTruS-Sput cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF b2I bales for spinning. Middlng uplauds.
t3.l6c., against 3-lHc. last YEAR New Orleans and
Gulf. 7-lSC.. against . lhc The southern spot
markets were generally unchanged New Orleans
sold $50 bales. Savannah - and Augusta 473. Liv.
erpool was unchanged on the spot with sales Of
5000 bales; futures declined " point The move
m tn-tIA N q n q mi La
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JOHN B, MCKENZIE,
II Broadway. New York.
SPEECH .ATORS

Have you lost money honestly through legitimate
speculation or have you been Robbed? Write us
about The Fakes Swindleis in Wall street, Chi
cago, ston, Cincinnati Pttshurg. Washington h
other CITIES. Beware of skin Information Bureaus
4 hgcncies Send loc. for copy latest edition ON
CHANGE, lb pages. which gives list of alleged
Bucket shops alleged Bankers Il Brokers here Il
other leading cities. Read about leader of Big
Brokerage concern now a United States prisoner 4
III Ludlow St jail for fraudulent use of mails.
other Swiudlers now under arrest. bucket Shop
Keepers recently convicted Red hot tall on evils OF
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BUCKET SHOPS

Bal bonds of the Notorious Dean Gang fixed 81
s7.5on each How Fools 4 their money were sep
arated by Wall 81. firm of Bankers How NOM
Der chicago board of Trade. worked the public.
Up to date news for Investors. Find out whom you
are dealing with. An Exchange M mbership a good
Financial rating hne promises elaborate literature
are no protection We know the honest from the
dishonest Brokers. Reports on Brokers zone reporty
~. Additional reports 81. Collections Of accounts
lost through Brokers n Specially. Accounts e1-
Aminet Investigated. References II Exchanges
and u legitimate Brokers in L. s. Correspond
enCt confidential Writ or call. Address r.. L.
BLAKE Broul at - -
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Ribf:

RibE
SD: s:!s: s lis s s:!s Els Els e: :ss
Pork:
sept sept. .a.i5 ,oa6 $40 '@ aio ' S.a9x
Oct..... y.2O 800 D.2O p.l2k 40
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HENRY CLEWS & CO..

BANKERS,
IL, IL. Is and 7 broad st,
MEbBERs n. \. STOCK EXCHANGE
Orders executed for investment or on margin, In.
terest allowed on deposits. subject to check at sight
Railroads reorganized trade com hinations efiected
Act aa Financial Agents tor Corporations nveatoPs
L. :. Bonds, nj! Issues, bought and sold.
POP FIFTH hN, cor. 25th at.
4s7 BROADWAY. Silk E1ch'ge Bld's.
Branch Ohces1 10 WORTH ST. ~ THOMAS ST,
81 HUDSON ST, Mercantile EI'gs.
III COURT ST. BROOKLYN
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l. dv.."....lO3k Z wsb deb. sB.. 36%
b Ran / ToI Is. IS l Wabash Id. ! 02A
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3 ........u...... 6SIeI o Wis LIST. tr... 76h
Kan h eI 80. SSl4 s Wis -. WI. o4A
3 knick Ice LIST % leo ................. 94k
! KC.PhG lst oOal
fetal sale. ofr.ilway bonds tpsr v.lus,. ssssooe.
AAILRoAp AND OTHER sHARHs.
Open High Low --ctenrs-
soh tno est. eat. Bid. Aiked.
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Oats were steady on the spot Sales 30. 900 bush
including 200 900 for export here and at the out,
ports. No in elevator, soc; do. delivered, 3utec.
track and ungraded white 81 8Sac.: track mixed,
3Ob1S3l Nc. Chicago received 1919 and expects
$50 on Monday. Corn WAS steady on the spot. Sales
82soOo bush, for export here and at the ontportE
No. ?. fAc. over September in Chicago. Receipts
at Chicago, +p+ cars: estimate for Monday, $50. Fu
lures were nomnally lsc. lower. Prices M follows
Inst
Opening. Highest. Lome,t Closing. Night
July......... .... .... 3Hia iipss
Sept. .... .... &C.. 8DAs :IpL
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Clearing House banks shows:
Th1Unsf,

JAWS. JuIu rs. ChdHusf.
Loans .s7pa sb2 700 t778 a. 200 Dec ST. Iao. 700
Dep sita po2 17S 900 SsS 400 500 Dec 1879, 100
CiTrtn 13d24.2oO 13,s2B.OOo ino 1900
Lg'trs. b3.7Tp,sOO "a, io7 900 Inc 2327,to0
Specie. 17o.821.eoO l78. 3is 200 Dec. 5oa,4OO
Rss's $3.50, so7, 200 S2s2. 426. 200 Inc u sisooo
Rec I'd 226,64t,T25 22l, 72B 400 Dec. 3,S1S.275
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COM MERCIdL.

fetal sales. 2.2oo sharsA
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New York stock EIchanRs-Saies July Is.
rNlTEp STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 81. ooos,
scs.r.,.",..lolK SIS. o.......lOo
ROTS SIS, +. ..... 1887
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-05-20

very pretty wedding which united
the destinies of Miss Lou Diana PEBBLES
and Mr.. Otis Herbert Barr, occurred
Wednesday at o'clock at tn, home Of
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Mary PEBBLES.
The ceremony was performed beneath a
large bell of pink roses in bay window,
banked with palms. Rev. r. II. Chip
pertield, brother-in-law Of the bride Off.
ciated, and was assisted by Rev. l.. Il.
Guild and Rev. G. w. Isham, the SER
vice of the Methodist Episcopal church
being used. the bride was sweet and
pretty in gown of white organdie. The
floral decorations throughout the large
house were pink and white and were I'M
usually profuse. In the reception hall
were great masses Of pink and white
carnations. The drawing room was re.
splendent with American beauties, the
setting room had bride roses and the
dining room bridesmaid roses, while
the fragrant pink and white blossoms
were scattered with prod gality through
other rooms, and the wide doorways, of
which there are a number, were cur
tanned with ropes of smilax After the
marriage supper was served on round
tables by the four brothers of the bride
to the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Barr,
Rev. and Mrs. Chippertield, Rev. and
Mrs. Isham, Rev. Guild, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Hughes Of David City, Mrs. N. J.
Ronin, sister Of Mrs. PEBBLES. Of Aurora,
Mr.. White, Mr.. Lane, Miss Gertrude
Barr. Mr.. Browne Barr all OF Hastings,
Misses Wycoff, Folts, Beecber; Mrs. A.
|. Hadley, Of Beaver City, Misses Isnam,
Hughes; Masters Chipperfeld and
1sham. From until 10 wedding re.
ception was given, about 500 persons
calling to greet the bride and groom.
The guests were received by Mrs. Pee
bles. Mr.. and Mrs. Barr, Rev. and Mrs.
Chipperfeld, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes, OF David City. Refreshments
were served by Miss Pearl Wycoff as.
sist ted by Misses Moore, Folts, McEall
end Anderson, The bride has spent all
OF her "grown up" life in Lincoln, and
the esteem in which che is held was at.
tested by the many lovely gifts she re.
ceived. The groom is prominent
young business man OF Hastings, being
manager OF the Howard Lumber Com.
pany. After a short sojourn in the
Rocky Mountains, Mr.. and Mrs. Barr will
begin housekeeping in Hastings.
Mrs. A. S. Raymond, the newly elected
president of the Matinee Musicale, was
at home to the members of ths club on
Monday afternoon that they might hear
the reports of the delegates to the st.
Louis convention. Mrs. Raymond spoke
In general way Of the Biennial, of the
thoughtful and complete arrangements
made for the pleasure aud comfort of the
visitors, OF the beautiful homes which
were thrown open, the receptions and
concerts given for the delectatiop Of the
club women aid of the lavish hospital.
ity manifested in every possible way,
Mrs. +. V. M. Raymond told Of the
beautiful choral work which they heard,
and emphasized the fact that the best
SOLO voices were in the chorus, remind.
Ing the club that this should be the casa
mere Mrs E. Lewis Baker gave the
humorous side of the convention, for
there Is humorous side to even the
meetings Of dignifed club women Mrs
D. w. Winger, the retiring president
spoke OF the five years work of the