Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1893, Page 15

WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS Rator, 10 8 word first Insortion. 1o a word thore- @ftar. Nothing taken for less than 250 ORLI'S FATR FURNISHED ROOWS ake 1o chanoe nor pay any money in @ $1.00 per any. 1511 Farnam st., Omaha 058 J30 iy "ans"n W. PATTON, PRIVATE BOARDING howse. 1% WUh st , Chicago, 111.; correspondence | Wollelted for Worla's alr nocommodations. F T BAKCROFT, CHICAGO. | FIREPOOW, LCalumet avenue and Twentyntnth street: 244 iarge, 11ight rooms, steam hoat. hot and cold wi baths on every floor: firat-class family botel; 100atton near World's fair; 82 Lo & & dny. for cireninrs if you wish to resorve rooms. TROUNS kOR WORLD'S FAIR - VISITORS ! «plendily farnishod with ail modarn conveni nces; 2 b100ks from maln entrance to falr Kroun block from elevated rond and 11l Central hotel, 644745 Star av. Chioago 3 11 QURNISHED — ROOM G _WORLD'S Tair, 63 Bryant avenus, Chioago. Two bloeks ) from Cottago grove cable. Tho Missos Mr.\vnllnlml ;. 863 114 FORWORLD'S FAUL THRER ELEGANT FUR nishod rooms 1o ront, twenty minute ride by ©leetric ears to falr grounds, 50¢, 75¢ and §1.00 per any ench person. Address Mra. O, MoCrag il Yalo avenuo, Chicago, 111 M7 DRESSMAKING. SHEETS. DRESSMAKER, CONTI- nontal block, room 6. Satisfaction guaranteod. 8280 DIESSMAKING, musiin furnishod 581 )y1* YO dvance. ADIES AND CHILDREN'§ Ls also nndergarments to ord it dosiran Mandorson. " SHOLTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Ttates, 106 1ino oach Insortio month.’ Nothing taken for 1o OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN S00ON acquiro s working knowlodzo of shorthand and typewriting at 4, C. Van Sant's school of short- hand. 513 N 'y pwriters S50 o lino per han 2 PASTURES FOR HORSES. _ Teatos, 1140 n word first insortion, 1o aword thare. s than 2e. 100 ACRES OF BLUE re for horses. Board fencn. 1ps, Glimoro, Nob., Lo Bldg. AS3 PAY 8pring water OF AW, Phoins & Eon, 207N, Y M 405135 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Rates, 100 a 1ine oach tnacrtion. §1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25e. . —wrru JOHUN TW. BAKFR (FORMERL: /. Jacobs. deconsed, Iater with M.O. Maul), undor- takorand embaimer, 315 8, 16th st. Tl 636, 45 ~ PAWNBROKERS. Rates, 1ige a word firat Insortion, fo a word thore: aftor. Nothing twkon for loss than 2c. J BONNENDERG, DIAMOND BROKEI, «Douglns at. Loans money on diamonds, wateho ot 01 gold and silver bought ' “Rates, 10c a lino ench Insertion, §1.60 & lne per month. Nothing taken for loxs thin 2 JEW & SECOND-HIAND SCALES, ALL KINDS. Addrosy Borden & Selleck Co., Luke st., Chicago o .SECOND-BAND 1TYPEWRITERS. OY LIS & BABRE, DEALERS INTYPEWRITERS, All makes hought, sold, exchanged, rentod. 613 Y. Life bldg. Tel! 5. [e BUREAT. SUES & CC,, Solisito 3. Bue Building, Ciuaaha, Neb. dycars Examiners U. 8, Pat. Gflice. Advlice free o fee until patentis obtained. lea bids will he received by the under- signed until Suturday, Juno 17, 40 5 o'clock. p. B for the pureliase of ol of Turvard sc Neb. Bonds dated April 26, 1803 1,1918. Payaient optional atany teafter five yo. Docember 1 and June T each year at tho Ne braska Fiseal Agency, New York. Bidc should state whether they dosire Lo pure alloronly a portion of tho issuo, and If the Tutter, what “ariount. Board of Educa- tlon réserves the rishit to rejeet any and all bids. Address GEIFF J. THOMAS, See'y., June’e. 1803, Larvird, NoI J1101t county, e Jung With the district Tutorest payible Nouice 1o Contractors. Wo will rocoive bids for tho eroctlen of two-story frame dwelling house to bo ercetod ut cornor of Isth and 3 stroots. South Omaha, until § v, June 12t Plans spoeificat “tour offide, SHELBY, Sts., South Omuha, RAIL GARD 1 ¢ Atriviy 0ase N HE hic Clitenko & 1 URLINGTON & MO, o Ou10th_and Mavon Sts o Denver Expro Dsaiwood “Expross ..Donyer Kxprasy . Ui Denver Lim Novraskn Local ( Lingoln Loeal (Exeopt sun).. | i AGO, L 1 & PACTE | Unlon Depot 10th & Marcy Sts Atlantio Expross. vostibule i +.NIghe Kxpross .. World's Falr Limite GO L& PAUTRIC 7nion Dopot 10th and Marey Sts. Arriyos Owala, 800w m 2.3 o Ldueoln, Falrbury loeal | tihie ¥ Do, veutibile limito: SWorla's' Fadr Lamit K¢8I0 & O T i S0bh anit Mason St nsns Clly Day pross .. Nl B via Us 1 Rraiis s Lol Vxpross.. co: IO PACIFIC, 4} 10th 1 Maroy Sts. $0w v Expron L pml., Overiand Flyer, 416 p L Boatrice & Strmsby Kxiex Sun). (1230 p B3 B | PG BXpross o oes|10.40 & b W fml... Lo vor Vst Meli. i o m Yooy CHLICA MlL. & ST PAUL [Arcive Omabal U P 580 p 200w A p o Omah T 70) p . Doudwood Fxps | (KX 5at.) Wyo. Exp. S0 pm| Norfolk (Ex. 5 5.5 nm! St. Paul Bx Lonvis (OHICAGO & NOWEIL W ESTEIN Omaba| U. 1% depot, 10th nud Marcy Sts <20 1w | (EX. San'y) Carroll Passongor 1040 8w . Chilengo Expross.... . a0y Vestibule Limitod B torn Fiyer.. « iix Bin) Chlo. Pass. (KX Feaves AISSOURL PACIF Owaha! _Dopot 15th and Wobster 8t T10 pw |7, (St Louls Expro ISt Louls Expro Arrivos Omnha 250 p m 805 p m 9™ 8 m 215 pm 92 a Arrly Omaha CLSTC 1L M & O, Omalin| Dopot isth and Webisior Sts. |~ Omaha T80 w| Bloux Clty Acoommodation .| 005 p m 115 pmiSioux City Expross (Kx. sunday) [12.40 p m B4 . St Paul mited . 23 am 8 p 545 am Eeaves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Arrivos Omahal_Dopot. 10th and Marcy Sts. _|” Omaus_ W e w 40 pm 10.00 Teaves BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, |Arrives _Omabal Depot, 15th aud Webstor Sts. |~ Omaha 6.4 i | .St Paul 1 Leuvos | OMALA &8 _Owahu |U. P. Donot. 10th and Marcy 8 It is mo longer the thing to indulge in public in ico cream soda. The really dainty taste suspects the cream, the glass and the spoon. S0 now the swoll rls have ice cream soda afternoons. 'hey will meet at one girl's house and she supplies tea gowns for them all, s the Children, Mr. C. H, Shawen, Wellsville, Kan., says St is with plewusro that I speak of the good Chamberlain's Colie, Chelera and Diarrhaa, Remedy has done my family during the last fourteon years. In the most obstinate cascs of summer complaint and diarrbea among my children, it acted as a charm, making it nevor necessary to call in o physician, can trathfully isay that in wmy judgme nt based on years of expericnce, there is not ~ wedieing in the market that is its equal b " THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Reaction in the Grain Pit from the Recent Big Advance. CORN WAS DULL, CLOSING AT A DECLINE Bradstreet’s Figares Helped to Drag Wheat Market Down at the Start— Several Other Depressing Faos tors—Stocks and Bondm Cnrcaco, %ane 10.—Fear of the govern- ment crop report wis the main eause of a re- action in the grain pit today from the recent Dig advance. Business in wheat was brisk. The closo was %c lower than yesterday. Corn was dull, closing at_a decline of ie for the day. Provisions were nover before speculated in on 80 small a seale. The nominal closing prices are a triflo lTower than yesterday. Bradstroet's figures holped drag the wheat market down at the start. Tho claim was made that 90,000,000 bu. of whoat would be on hand July 1, which would more than make ood deficiencies in the crop, as damage had been groatly overestimated. It was said stocks in Amerlca and Burope and afloat for Furope were 167,000,000 bu., or 70 per cent more than last year, whilo the available sup- ply In this country was now 89,000,000 against 41,000,000 bu. a year a0, The bank statement was also u depressing Influen: An error in transmitting a quota- tlon from Duluth proved qulite a factor. From 624¢ for July the next quotation was sellers,” and the trade had gotten very un- sy. The quotation was challenged and corrcetion was made to 63c. This gave (] et considerable rocovery and at ti strong and higher cables were ro- celved, The feeling soon got quite enthusiastic and prices went up 1¢ very quickly, but the ad vance did not Lold, the closo being easy it 3c reaction from top figures, It i difficult to make much of a guess on the visible supply, but it i thought there will not | much, it any, change from Tast week, though It may possibly show u moderate decrease, Tho opening asior and prices from b 10 ¢ lower than yesterday's closing, ruled wenk and furtl ned f 410 e, then he- camo stronger and adyanced ‘from 3 to 1¢, tho July tuture taking o lead, then” eased off, ruled stoady und the closing was s lower for July and e lower for Soptember than yester- dng: ome disposition was manifested on tho part of many operators in corn to take in their July and put out September, the differ- ence being from 1'¢ to 1%c¢, The market opened quiot, sagged off S, rulod easier, and the cioso showed u trifle loss. The out in- fon hero wis very liberal. horo was n fair teade in oats and an_ensier feoling, prices uveraging lower, and aftor a bae range on the near uL» fon, to ady on June and ¢ lower for July, September held within a all » and closed with a net loss of There was only one trade in pork ut #: 5 for July_and not a transaction in any other future. " There was also a noticeable seareity of operators in Iard and ribs. What miglit have been the result of son ore business it is impossible to guess. Compared with yestor- day the nominal d lines are from 10¢ to 20¢ in pork, from 23c to oc in lard and 24¢ inJuly ribs. stimated recoipts for Monday: Wheat, ars; corn, 470 car: ats, 300 cars; hogs, 23,000 hend. Whent No. June, July Fopt Corn No.# June..... July .0 Sopt | Onts No. B9 34 136 413l (| ax 20 2 | D6y | 20114 m‘i 26340 2 20 20 80 2 ) 1um | 102 | 1070 9 47% 9 2 1015 10 65 914 Short Ribs, July | quotat) FLovi—Quiet, nnchangod. WHEAT 2 spring, soring, £. 0., b NO. 2 ConN—No. OA No. 84¢; No, 3 381135 ¢ i . 4, nominal; No. 8, f. o. b, i No. 4, t. 0, b, 31@32c, Irax Seen—No. T, §1.024, TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, §3. Pork—Mess, per Dbbl, 100 s, ~ %9.90; sl (oose), §9.4715@0.50; dry salted (hoxud), $9.50,10.00: short clear (boxed), 310.374@ 10,624, wisicy—Distillors' fluished goods, per gal., lard, sidos ulders, sides; e SUGAnRs—Unchanged granu- i, 5.70; slandard "4 5 he'following wore the recoipts and ship- ments for today Tos. cut_ loaf, Ge; 278,57, pLs. | Shipmonts. Whont, Corn, On the Produce exchange today the butter market was stondy; crenmory,” 1714i519¢; 1y 1513610 Kce. ERgs, weaker; strictly fresh, AR WOOL MARKET. Movement of the Domestic WSupply Belng Seriously Interfered With, BOSTON, June 10.—The market for wool has been' extremely dull the past we Tho sales aro small and huyers are purchus- ing only such small lots s they need for their immedinte use. The isa conservative foeling all through the market, indicated largely b the unsottled financial condition. All throwgh the west the movement of the new clip of wool has been extromoly slow. In the far wost mat- tors appoar 10 be it a standstill. Growers are Dolding their wool, and their views those of eastern buyers. Bestdos, the seareity ofmoney ts proving u hindranco to the move: went of the elip, und 1t will bo a scrious que tlon whero the nioney 1 to come from unl the cond a docided ehange. Unloss thoro Iy , it doos not socra possil can go muck lower on this lip, 10 good time to huy wooly turther declintd for Mich- fgun extra floece. Tacre have been sales of two lots, one of 50,000 1bs. wnd the other of 20,000 1bs., both ut” 28c, wiid this is o low sel- 1ing price for averngo orders. However, new wool will not probably bring over 23e pir 1, Fine delaine soleetions h on dull and tho only sales aro 10,000 1bs. Ohlo at 25¢ and 5,000 1hs. Michigan ut 25c. Manufucturers aro tak- ing 25¢ a5 thelr top View on new Ohio doluine, Wusned combing “w und nominal, on sulos of L oue-quarter and threo-cighths blood The demand for territory wool i3 110 active thun for other kinds. Tho of the week have been only 281,- 000 1bs. Good flne wool has been sold ut 15¢, Including one lot of 15,000 1bs, of Mon- tani and two of Utah, ono of 50,000 1hs., and tho other of 15,000 [bs. Fine wedium’ has beon solling ut from 16e to 18e. The total sulvs for tho week wore 843,000 1bs,, domoestic and foreign, wgainst 2,407,600 1bs. for the cor- responding weok 1nst, you, LONDON, June 10.~Tho imports of wool dur- ing the wook were: I New South Wales, 3 bules from V 668 bales; frou South Australing Now 7 land, 10,322 bale Cape of Good Hopo wiid” Natal, from Russiu, 1,197 bales; from various other places, 1,606 bales. ANTWERP, June 10.—The wool sales elosed today, The offerings today comprised 2,000 ales, There was i modorate atiendinco The 5 today were unsatisfuctory. Prices wero steady. Following are the sulés and the lees obtidned: 45 b , At allan, 116 bales snlos £140f por 100 kilos; Aus at D001, New York Markots, NEW YORK, June 10, FLoUR—Roceipts, 41,- i exports, 5,040 bl 1,000, pkgs. i’ market mo itor wheat, low grades, $2.05@2.45; winter wheat, faw to fancy, $2 657 winter putents, 4.6048.75; Minnesota elear, 03,100 Minnesotis strafghits, 83.60@4.10; nesota putents, §4.1004.60. MEAL—-Quict, steady; yellow western, Dull but steady; western, H6@60c. ¥ MALT-Quitt but steady; western 274,200 bu.; 0xports, 297, DOO bu. of futures, 56,000 Spot market dull, lower with ing steady; No. 2 red, in store and elevatol T7\c , f. 0. b, 725@78%c; No. 1 northern, 7254@73¢; No. 1 hard, 794%@79%¢c: No. 2 northern, 704@70 Optlons were dull and {@%e lower, but steady. The opening wis weak, and prices foll iy with the wost on reallzing, advanced 3 covering and foroign buylis; No. 2 red, July, 78 5-16@78 11-16¢, closing ar 78%c; Bepten ber, 7TT4@77%¢, closing at 77%¢; Decembe: 824@824¢, clos! at 8die, ORN—Rdceipta. 18,700 bu.; exports, 80,642 bu.; sales, 125,000 bu. of futures, 17,000 bu of ‘spot. Spots dull, firmer; No. 2, 47ie 1 elovator, 40dsige afloat Options dull and @i lower with wheat, olosing . stoady: August, 48G48%c, closing ot 4550 ; Septowmber, 485 @45%0¢, cloging at 45%¢ Oe--Roceipts, 190,060 bu,; exports, 86,562 bu. of spot options, ¢ | August, bu.; sales, 75,000 bu. tutures, 41,000 bu spot. Spots firm, quiet. Options dull, stoady: @%c lower: June, nms?&\n. closing 86%¢; uly, 36 %@85 %, closing 85%c; ' August, 33 33%¢, closing 33%c; No. 3 white, 8914 Ohicago, 85%4¢; No. 3, 84%¢; No. 8 white mized” wostori, 87@30ci white western, 89 HAY-Light rocelpts, stoady; shipping, 75@ 80c¢; good to choice, B5c@41.00, HoPs—Qule: choice, 187,22 HIDES -0 firm: state, common to 3 Pacific coast, 18@22%c. 1, ‘nominal; wet salted New Or- leans selected, 45 to 60 1Ds. s solected, 50 to 60 1bs., 5@7 ros 21 {o 4 Ibs., 12)¢e; Texas dry, 91 %o 37 [bs., 80 0tge. PROVISIONS—Cut pickled Dellios, 12 shouldors, 845@0 steady ;. ments, quiet at 1 plekled 1bs, 134, pickled hams, 125@18¢; middles, Inactive, firm; short clear,” 10%c; Lard, fitmer, quiet; westorn steam closed at £10.15; sales, 100 tierces at $10.05. Options, sales, none; June closed at $10.20, nominal; July closed at $10.40, nominal; September closed at £10.90, nominal, Pork, dull, steady; sales, 150 bbls, old mess, $20; now moess, BUTTER—Quict, unchanged; westorn dairy, 14@16¢; western croamory, 16@20c; western ory 18@16¢; Blgins, 20072014 ey firing Eqas —Quiet, lower; ro western, * fresh, 14ie. TALLOW—Stoady, quiot, 32 OOTTONSEED OLi--Cholce firn crude, 0c; yollow, vrime, 44@ OLEUM -Quiet; United, no sales; erudo, Washington, 85; crude, in bulk, Wash- ington, $2.60; retined, Now York 3 Phila- delphia and Baltimore, $6.20; refined, in bulk, $2.702.7¢ ROSIN—Qulot, stendy; strained, 5@1.9715, UPENTINE-Dull, stendy; 2814200, s -Steady, dull domestie, fair to extra, §¢; Jupih, 4 5@ 44e. iAk-Raw, firm; falr rofin ugnls 96 test, 43564440, nd. fiem, O A, 41047 511-Toc; standard A, 5 5-16@ tloners 5 8-16a0%¢; cut lont, H¥@ crusned, | b5 16e; powdered, 518-16¢; weanulated, b 5-16@6%c; part skims Mpts, 9,948 ks, por pk.) be, B behers wonks ; yollow, in bbls, common to <, con Refined in { s P16 ION—Dull, steady; Auerican, 812,758 Quiot, steady; lake, $10.80, Sy domestie, $3.75, A Firmi Strajts, $10.55 bid, $19.65 askoed; qulot, steady. SPEUTER—Quict, oasy; doniest <“Now Orleans, open to cholev, steady b 28@30c . £4.20, kettle, good Omaha Producs Market. VEGETADLES, G-hasket crates, §2,50283.00. nBAGE—Crates, por b, 2% 23 4, hox, #1.50. box, $1.75@2.00! Per doz., 75 , AULIFLOWER—Fancy, por bu. box, $1.75@ 2.00. 80, ON1ONs—Por bbL, 4.50. LETTUCK—Per doz., 25@300. RADISHEN—Por do7., 206250, GREEN ONTONS —Per do Asraracus—por dor v ) FRUIT: FORNTA CHERRIES—Per 10-1b. box,#1.75 _Per case, on_ordors, $1 o, #3.00484.00, Per 24-pint ¢ases, §2 olee to fancy, $4.5035.00; oxtra 0. STRAWBERRI GOOSERERIL RASPIERIES Per bunch, including crates and F2.00%2.50, s—Riversido s, #3.600! 24cqu GS, GAME, POULTRY. at bulk of the BLACKBERRIES i Borren—The gr woos ut 11¢. sl market 11e. hens, S roosters, 4@oe; country mixed coops old e and ducks, o MISCELLANEOUS. HAY—The market on good 27 in car lots. VEAL—Cho and thin, 3w upland hay, o and small fat, 7@8’ large St. Louls Markets. St Louis, June 10.—F'LOUR quict and unchang fents, § extra fancy, ¥ : $2.7 2 jo 4k, with one_or_two spasmodic closing 3¢ off; N red, cash, p, 03 July, 3%, closing t, 67 closing St Y26, 1105 rye June, 364c 8aic, elosing at 35 OATS—No. 2 cash, 273c; July, 27¢; August, 24150 bid mbor, 2430, RYE 2¢ bid. By steady. unchinged. \anged; choico creamery, 1603 eholee dairy, 14¢ Eaas—Unchanged, Ly Ab—Lower, £ spelter, steady. Cony MEAL—Unchanged. WHISKY—31.12. ProvISIONS -hull, with little 1 $19.28; lurd, [ looso shoulders, longs and $0.009.95; bacon, packed shoulders, .00 10,624, ; shorts, curcd, 31301 3,000 bbls.; wheat, 9,000 ats, 24,000 bu. 00 bbls, ; whe ,000 bu.; rye, 15@ e; current 13@9.50: dry ribs lour, SipsmeNTs—Flour corn, 76,000 bu.; none; 10 bu. Kansas City Markets, KANsAS CITy, June 10 —-Wieat ¢, but not quotably lower; No. 2 hard, i No. 2 red, Boc. : ousy; No. 2 No. Dull, i mixed, 34c; 2 mixed, 25%@28, No. 2 whit Rye—Wonk; No. 2, nominal, 520 irm; creamery, 14@16e; dalry, asy at 11c RECEIPTs—Wheat, bu.: onts, 1,000 bu SieMENTS - Wheat, 11,000 bu.; corn, bu.; oats, 6,000 hu. 3,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 5,000 New York Dry Goods Market, NEW Youk, June 10.—Demand for dry goods s considerably fmproved. Prints, eliglinms, brown cottons, winde shectings, denfms and dress goods were In leading request. There also something doing in scasonablo articles. Confidence was— perceptih The fo 2 additiona s were estubli blue, 61 Garn rine, black and white, Cotton Market. N8, June 10.-—Futures 27,00 bids July, 37.0407.05; $5.61@K,62; Septombor, $7.62007.68; i November, #7.7207.78; Decer? #7.0107.92, od middling, middling, 711-1¢ low middling, 75%¢: good ordinary, 7 1-160 net recelpts, 1.501 bales; gross recuipts, 1,001 bulos: exports to Great Britain, 2,050 hal 2,095 bales; 1,100 700 bales. Laverpool Markots. Juno 10.—~WHEAT — Firm; te; holders offer sparingly. irmi demand moderate; - mixed, 45 24 per eental, Canndlan, 55 04d per centul, 15 1hs., 558 6 per ewt, wostern, 498 6d per cwt. American, finest white and colored, ewt. for new. stendy; August, October, constivise bales; stock, 11 sales, LIVERPOOL, mand moderd ConN western de- oo Market, NEW YORK, June 10.~Options opened fnac- od, to 5 poluts up; closed quict points avcline; salos, 6,000 bags, includ- Juno, $16.000216.107 July, $15.45015.50; ¥10.85@1040; September; $15.16@ 15.25; 'December, 81495, Spof itlo, dull, steady; No. 7, 17 ing Market. WHEAT—Quiet 6D e iy; No. 2 June 10, No. 2'red, June, ConN—-Options barely ste Juue, 4630247¢, OAts—Futures dull and shade eusior; No. 2 white, Baltimore G BALTINORE, Juno 0, 2 red, spot and Jun, Corn—Quiet and dul 47840, OATs No. and lowe wixed, near deliverics June, 395@893c. ain Market, 10. - WiEAT — Easlor; 7040 mixed, spot and June, Quict; 2 white western, 423, Poorin PEORIA, June 10.—Cor ). 2, 86¢; No. 8, 3dige ; No. 2'white, 811,232 Rye, noniinal, market finmer Oats, market irreg white, 80@ AND BONDS, Speculation In Securities Was Charaoter- lzed by Much Strength, NEw Youk, June 10.-Speculation Stock exchange was charactorized by strongth throughout the sessior. Tho acknowledg- ment of the Northern Pacific funding plan as anticlpated by President Oukes and the belief that the Richmond Terminal and Natlouul Cordage re-organization plans will be carried through, all added to the bullish feeling which sot lu atter the excitemont In Chicago carly ln the week. The buying movement was stimu- lated by the favorablo reports of the rallroads, the St. Paul company showing au inegease in gross recelpts for the past wook of $58,800. Then aguln, the operators mdst prominent on the bear side have changed frout and are pro- at the nouncedly bullish o n @ Rumber of leading spocialties, notably Chicago. Today a lending traded ho has contested tho riso in the markot fortho past fow days began to cover up Andohis malnly instrumontal advarnce which occur with Its loss of #6,526, purchases woro in-bringing about the rod Tho bank statoment 600140 surplus resorve was Ignored and after It& hublication a num- per of fssues sold at t The fmprovement in 3 per cont and was Gas, Rock Island, Omiha, 8 Plttshu o ster Cotton O11, Tiling 1 ¥ ntral, Erle, on, Sugar, Lead and Cor ern All t of the point. The market I aggrogated 185,612 were unlisted ho Postisays: local money balane statemont was largor warrant, The ments of #2,600,000 about a #1,( something 1ke wost: atotal 89,085,000 reported In ospecially significan: o stocks name eck and closed at_or Probably the atement outflow he Best figure of tho day prices ranged from % to 1084 fuarked In Chicago Manhattan, St. Louls & Paul, Burlington, Genoral Electri n proferred, Atchison, ntei Louisville & Nash: Niw Jersey Union Paclfic Re | ed sold at the top fi ar the highost Mftoft strong. Tho sales shares, of which 1 falling off in reported In today's bank than rtual conditions yvers gold ship- n Saturday and Tuesday, 0,000 puid to the subtreasury and #5,000,000 transferrod to the of §8,500,000, against 1 tho statoment. ' What Is t, however Is the state- monts recorded ot §12,455,600 decrease in de- Dosits, shipments. This tells the story of the western 11 is now three weeks at least since the bulk of the credits drawn up on this week were tablished hero by the Ch bonks. Western com o and St. Louls mercial paper was froely discounted by the New York City banks, but the western bank orc content o leave the resulting credit balance here, subject to draft In cases of emergency. T ut the colla exch o the Chic Tniost uns: cumstances 1t was York halances and shipped. But th Do as temporary as th was its eause, Prec prompted the Chieas vaye thelr newly cre in New York will ope cngo situation has re tiis occurs and the alwiyw follow panic o ing of this week when t © DRICTEONCY A0SO + panick v made New Y Undor such, that tho New 20 whe leable. inevitable should be at once drawn out o effect Is pretty sure to 10 acute loeal panie which isely tho motives which ) banks Inst month to tod balances on deposit o again when the Chi turned to a calm. When low money rates whi aro prevailing in Chi itean hardly be doubted that this w rdshipments of ¢ he following are the closin the leading stocks on Adams Exp Alton, T, H. do_proforr Amorican kxp Baltimore & Ohio Canadn Pacific. . Cannda outhern Centray Ches. & Oblo Chicugo & Alt C. 1 &Q.... Chicagotas .10 % Consolldated Gas. € C.C &S L Cotton Ol Cert 7 Del. Hudson....... 12 DEDTRE WS DL &R G pEd D& C.'F. Co. . Enst Tenn.... Trlo. Erio proforrod. Fort Wayno.. . Gr. Northern pfid. C.o&E. Ll prd ... Hocking Valloy Ulinols Contral St. Paul & Duluth Kan. & Tox. prd.. Lako Krio & West.© do preforred, Lako Shore.... k1 b 51 @ e iy i 2 0 5 9 e s | Peortn D. & £ lng bt 183¢ ey will come back quotat the Now York Stock ex- T Tneiio pra. J. P Don, & Gaif. |Northwoster, | (40 proferrod |NCY. Contrat.. 1 JNLY SN 4| Ontario & W i |Oroxon Lmp.. |Orogon Nav 0.8, L. & U | Phciio Mail ', Fre 10 107 185 1048 2y 104§ 3 | Plttaburg..... .. 1804 | Pullwan 24 Reading |Richmond |, o preferrea; Rio Grande W o proferred. .. | Rock Island.... 3/St. Paul.... . do preforrod. 1. i |5t Paul & Omnhal do preferrad ' | Southern Paciic.. 55| Sugar Refinory 1% Tenn. Coal & iron. a8 Paclile 4| Wells Fargo E | Westorn Unlon 173¢ | Whoeling & 1. 3 181 Momp'ts & Cha's'n. 10 Michlg Misso Mobilo & O Nashviilo & Natlonul Cordago. o proferred N.J Central. . Norfolk & W. pf'd. North Amerlcan Co Northe; cific 1y closing quot 3| do_preferrod.. |Minn. & St el | Don. & 1 03y |G 3 Ations on bond 70! 1 o8 % SUTL ST MG 1o St I R &N, F Gon M., L 102 (SE 101 200 | Uny Canada So Central Pa e Tats. I8ts...... Bria 2d8... ...0iit.. Ol MK & T Gon. sl MK & T, Gen. 43 Mutual Unlon s N.J. C. Tut. Cert. ne! lsty. . Pac. 2s. W. Consols V. Dobents'r's 1 108 3 |To D g | I ( LG It 0 Pactiic 1sts West Shoro... W Isisl Atgh. 4. ... i Atel, 2168, cluss Al G.IL & S AL By, | ao'2a 5w .. 3 (IT& . C. 14|10 1 [N Caroliun ds T TR . C. Browns . Boston Stock O BosTo: June per cent; time quotations on st Ateh,, 1. & 5. F. Amer. Sugar. & ¢ do proferrod Dav State Gas. ... Bell Telephone. | Boston & Albany Boston & Malu, ks, 11 150 T 208 D161 L0 B st lectric.... 31 T ols St Ger 80 Mexican C Fia! N. Y, & 23 Ola Colony 185 Unlon Paciis Wost End....... West End pf'd loans, 6 por cont otations, 10.—0Oall louns, Ha6 Closing shares: g [Wostingh. Eleotric. 25 'e| doproferred... ... bonds and minin, S( Wisconsin Central. 1| Atchison 2ds. - - | Now Eniiuni ia. 10 General Electrie 5s.. Win. Contral Ts. .o 36| Alloues Mining Co. 16| ALIADLIO. e 1rvae % Boston & Santan Hutto & Hoston, - | Calumot & Hoela. . | Centennia. ranklin | Kenranr S |Quiney . 1o 1w Mining Quotations, SAN IRANCISCO, closing quotations as follows: iteat & olcher Bodie Co Chollar.. . ... Con'd Cal. & Vi, Crown Polnt Gould & Curry Mexiean... .. Mono... ... 20 163 10 June 10.—The or mining stocks official today ophir, Potosi Unlon Consolldated 83 | Yollow Jickot.... New York New York boarc Point Con. Cal & Dendwood. .. Gonld & Curr MHule & Norer Houestuke....... Mexlean. . Ontario 1000 100 1 ini, © NEW Yonx, Juno 10, elosing quotitions of mining stocks on & Quotatk he following are the the |tron 811 |Qutek Sily "o prefa St. Louls M sr. Louts, Juno 10. closing mini quota 43 Elizab “bla 0 2 tasked K ANSAS 49 NEW 247,000, Ciry, PARis, June 10,—Three 8744 for the account BALTINORE, June 1 baluices, #370,049. LONDON, June 10, into the Bank of En £109,000, Mesen solling 227; ba June ances, §73,10 BERLIN, June 10, perial Bank of specte of 8, EW YORK o5, $4,435,420 9,040 bulunce CINNATI, c New York oxe Clearings, 31,869,100, 900; suine week last NEW YORK, June 1 LT B o} ,000 1] discount BOSTON, Juno 1 bulances, #1,3 ut, Exchange nt bulunces, §9,242,728 CHICAGO. June 35, For the weok, last yeur, #102,160) York, 81.25 discount. Juno ORLEANS, June 10.~Now York 1.50_premiumi June 10.—(Hosring June ange wis quoted ¢ . 3125 AReount; Boston, 90¢ on For the week, tions 10.~Clearings, #1,- 10.—Clearings, #1,- per cent rentes, O8f exchiang Cloarings, $260, 1. et The statement of the L= rmany plaws i decrease in ark, $98,725,800; Forhe wook, clearings, s, #59,175,767. 1, mMoney, 6@8 por hange. 85w discount. 1'3fithe woeek, #18,240,- vearI314,748,550. 0.—t¥pbeial Telegram to us follows 0. rings, 14,438, 26, e Money, 7 e York. - 90e dis- ngs, $R8,639,250; ame wee on New e, dull 265." Exchange Forelgn oxclin at 84.554 for sixty-day bills und #4.87% for sight dre Sr. Louis, 512 bulan 101; balancos, $,00 ings, #28,044,619} woek: Cledrings, 82,685,020, Money g Exchange ou New Yoi NEW YORK, June 1 ¥ steady at 7 per ceut $20,620,129; "“nal quiet, extra 8 per rk #1 discount 0.—~The iuiports of snecle at the port of New York for the week wero #97,247, of which 857,688 was gold and $10,341 silvor, "The exports of specie from the port of New which $1,005,500 was Of this amodnt 81,001,600 silver went to Elrope an 505 silver went to York for the week were 81,692,400, of 0l and 3686,905' silver. gold and 860,400 SH,'N"' g0ld and South America. Kansas Olty Live Stock Market, KaNsas Oiry, celpts, 600 head; murket steady fo #2260 cows, ¥ 10, —CATTLE - RRo shipm 1,777 head trong; Texas etecrs vers, #4 4025.60: natlve June K, $2.90%4.80; 14; | stockers and_foodors, #2. mixod, $2.00@3.90, Hous—Reeolpt 500 Hen 60: mix 8.55; Yorkers, 0.5 Sipee-Recoipte, Vhead; mark 40 700 ot strong 4,400 hond; market strong and 10@16¢ higher for lights and 5@15: for heavies: bulk of shlos, BRG0B0.60: hewy low, 16450005 b 00@4.40; L 26.60; light, head; OMANA LIVE STOCK MARKE and U SATURDAY part th wed the past week atendency to shut off supplies. For the badly dar most sntisfactory, that the woek's recelpts show a big d compared with last Tho official figures N Recetpts this wo ipts lnst we woek last yo T'he cattle mar was simply financinl in the dealers cattle money market dly know wha woek follows: Hogs, 29,741 88,057 and ceount ¢ overywhore t to ask or bulls and shipmonts, ckers, S Tune 10, markets have been this has had psult 1s #6250 65; pigs, $4.7666.95. shipments, cerning Trado Still Very Un- 180 As and one yoar ago, Sheep it 2o and the strin bid Prices wero anvwhere from 10e to 26¢ 1,180 706 Tuesdav the for lower than the very bad close of the week pre- vious and the trads was 1 sharp falling off in su: break and as money m to adjust themselves a re 10¢ to gainod week. This demand, very light from all s andoxport shippors a whilo the dressod beef 1 theiroperations to tho sm Light receipts may holp 1 but it is apparent " to_all 15¢ ring of the the la no permanent revival in the trado u doing hadly de phlies followe deeling tter part howover, ources hius Imost 1 SO A allest pos: 5 for a hat thore al conditions provail in the he week el run and it market. Naturatly ~with many cittle ns wore hor pared with st weok nd conpared with a tve and rath W only o last of sone 5000 rougo roralized A this tors were beginning o the hoer action followed and was of Speeulative confining ble limits while will til nor- e nier head nhout half as Saturdiy and the weelcs supply showinza falline off com i of nearly 2,000 head, the feoling wis Detter on all sides, and business looked up a bit. while proved, was hardly such as to indu tlve activity, and while shippers beet men of eastern minrkets business the dressed per cent of the business. them was fuir, and d medium - weight steady toa shade from $4.35 10 $4.70. ally “slow sale, ospect easior or at bost only steady, toers sold stronger than Fri to ehoice 1,000 to 1,150-1b. did al Cony desirablo rely light tally i tp Tho condition somewhat ini- pecula- did some etition among and o fair stoers selfing at ileavy cattle wore genor- conrse or nof fat and some sellers were quoting them Good to_clidico 1,200 to 1,460-1b. beoyes sold at from $4.65 to and rough, ors around #4.40 an tlo were also i rs but were ha sules at eattlo and a very fair cles Offerings of cows and old_fashioned 1 from $3.756 whole 1t was a_ fairly goo d $4.00, " Half oro or less neg rdly quotably to 34 markot A iived st usual rather limited and as there are grass cattle coming forw them the d active and and stro W T S g al cholee fat cows and heifers sold at fr ve od and the, 1 around. word 00 o 1,300 t and i 0wt 1 e unchanged at from §2 fair to good s < ittle going o 15 good for s hut comn and ¢ e stoek, request DRESSED r. 275 3 50 Av. No. tock. n mooth, well by stoek cattle siv BEEF. Ay 1177 1060 1175y 1 2164 PING AND 1293 L1151 50 70 XPonT. 1379 1460 MIXED, . 609 856 75 00 co 00 . 960 778 11030 ...1080 L7580 850 H00 510 880 SH1100; “1100 L1150 Srn70) 4...01145 10001040 3 1130 2% HB05 Elpirabkili) 1 1060 HEIFERS, L1440 L1 470 1110 11,1666 17......1082 080 Reprosen Oon the for wood nee was effocted. K were ns ) ard o competo with et | tn n the feeder trade, Probably the most marked fenture of the hog situation at present isth in suppiles as compured with i ye AT o, D decrons Dur s of June, 1892, thoro w v 4 sircumsiances t shurp advance in s conditions provail g kets, but at present its oif noticeable a5 money mat shipe that all buyers un petled to ran their business as close us possible. The jrovent the market Tuesdiy prices took the histo oft i ligh lat 50c on all g in the businsss the mark ity for over times." mainder of the week fi this decling has been reg: for tho week closes on 4 than n woek ngo. Rocoipts todiy w ably lghter v hewd were reeeived. T good and the market ope Stoady fo strong ve soly und fresh ment i light and demund heavy gr e poor ades we the Influer butcher and hest ] while Ing ! golng Unde an on list N for the supply half. his S his would 1 values, especinlly it all western et hias hoon se ters are in d operators are tsupplics D y of the trade ot this poin des, which he worst d in centur orsinc y e Undor n mar oly n b any i “om- W shor siniply from golng to smash. At upplics during the re flios e or about half y wined but the noaverage rket ower ¥ fuir, but consider- turduy when 7, u quality’us o rule 'was and ied out welg theso with “tive with shippers and packers moderntely iis were In thoe t 36,40 and #6.4 ut #6256 and i rough and mixed § # 6,85 and u strong provision market tho tride - proved as the morning sales wore lnrgely ut 46, > higher than Friday in good season, the (i iarkot closing strong with {vanced 40 nnd 40,45 or NS Were o of better eastern adyicoes nd the last | \hout learcd the big bulk of the sules ut $6.40 and 86 40 © Sutarday. 200 160 120 250 B0 820 10 160 160 A0 200 nd 36,40 Friday and 80 itative sule P 160 86 40 5O 10 160 200 200 200 120 160 40 40 50 20) 00 200 100 80 80 60 [ 6 i i 6 [ i I 6 FOTPTN 30 i0 30 10 30 a0 40 SRR IS S SR A A 1 Sooowrk 72....041 62....250 160 200 6 40 6 40 168 AND ROUGH. 121 820 600 SuEEr -There wore no frosh recelpts of shoep except « 1oad billed direct to Swiftand nothin hero to make a market. The demand Is good from all local houses and prices are quotably unchanged. Eastorn markets have been over- stocked all woek and the feoling there is rathor weak r to good natives, Y@S8.50; falr to good westerns, $4.0005. ymmon_and stock shee L 4.00; good cholce 40 to 100-16 Tam .50, 66....223 290 © 450 107 Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Official recalpts and disposition_of stock as shown by the hooks of the Unfon Stock Y ards company for the twenty-four hours onding at So'clock p. m. June 10, 1893 RECKIDTS, TCATTLE. | TOOK, Cars.(Iload Cars. [Hoad|Cars. | flond!Cars. | Hoad seo| 1| 1| 2 sl DISIOSITION NOY RIS, OGS, RHERE Omann Packing (0 ... The G. I, Hammend 0o Swirt & Co. The Cudahy Hammond S, Dowd I’ Co Sinclalr Flago 8, Co. Parker W. Co A Tans o Eporry & 1 Chicago I’ 1P, & Co. . Shippers and foodors Leftover. i 00 0 Total........ June 10.—[Spic Tie 1 There was a hoegarly supply of cattle hore today, not moro than 800 head howing up. So far as natives are concerned there may fairly be said to have been no market, not enongh trading being done 1o establish quotations. ninally prices woro firm - throush ostimate of moderate arrivals for Monday imparted con- e The Nog market was vory uneven. [t ong i spots beine higher in the northwest- orn division than the close of yesterday's trading and also showing strength a4 the open- in other quarters, but ter in the day the wns Kknoss all around. As for two thr past light hogs sold to best though wood grades, I at | weight, sold lor There — Was o calping in cuils and phes at from $4 to § fow loads of assortod 1ight sold nround $7.05, but from 36,70 to #6.90 wore the prevail- ing prices The few sheep on today's market did not have loug to wait for bayers. They wero pleked” ap Cearly - the iy At strong prices, sales making on basis of from $3.25 $4.90 noor to Toxas from #3.50 to for native weste Yearlings wera quoted at from $4 and spring lambs at from $4.25 to 37 pts: - Cattle, 800; ealves, 9,000; sheep, 1,000 Head. The Evening dournal reports: OATTLE-Recelpts, 5,000 hoad; shipments, 200 head; m ady, quotations nomin; prime stooers, 803 medium, $5.00005.25 otl 0; Toxans, 224004207 cows, #1.5 Hous —Receipts, 7,000 hoead and butehers' ghis, 7.10; plgs, $6.5000 SHEEr-Receipts, 500 head; markot @5.50; western 4905 lambs, $4 was or the of vory lit 10,000 ket head: active, shipments, mixed vy 00%7.05; light, $6.70% hoad; shipmonts, ly; nutives, #5.0000 Texans, #4.6008 St. Louls Live Stock Markot. . Mo, June 10, -CATrLE—Rocelpts, hipments, 1,200 hend ) K00 hatives, ¥ Toxan steers, $3.004 3 Hoas R )0 head: shipments, 1,400 head; market steady, Hght o shadd higher; runge of prices, 30.0076.55, i oipts, 5,700 head; shipments, 4,100 hoad; market firm and unchanged. fair to ordin: AS DUN SEES IT. Sitnation Not the Best but Many Think it Is, Mr. W. H, Roberson, manager of the Omaha office ot R. Dun & Co., in his weekly discussion of the trade situation, Botter Than I'he week closes without any disastrous failures in this distriet. Tie situation isnot all that can b lesired, of course, but wholesale dealers neaviy all speak encouragingly and retail trade s botter than was expocted Tho news from the couniry s good. Farmers ave very busy and e recent have made the outlook cheerfal for tho ¢ son's crops. Unfortunately for all concerne confidence 1s being restored very slow Many of our leading financicrs aro of th opinion that no relief can be enticipated until congress convencs and defines our | financial poliey clearly. So long as ts belief us und tho balunca of trade remains inst us we may reasonably expect tieklish times, “In Omaha particularly and th erally conditions are bétter—a great d bettér than panicky people would huve believe, The compirollor’s stateme | western cities show an unusuall | serve iu western national | from 25 to 28 per cent. close of busine Thursday 30 per cont incash wiih posits and allowing for time depo sh with which to meet deposits subject 1o k exceeds 50 per cent. City fallen off very slightly the May statement, One of the large banks which carries more than amillion of deposits shows only #10,000 less now thun on the date of the statement, and probably a comparison with other days In fact tho only draft west gen- us for e re banks at more than chy have since would show a gain. upon deposits of Omaha banks has come from the country bankers, who are moved to carry a largor balance at home than usual, owing to the general conditions pre- vailing, The weakest bank in Omahu shows 40 per cont in cash and holds itself close to that point, extending accommos tions onty beyond that limit I made a flying trip to Grana Wednesday to visit our braneh and found that wholesale heaithy and there last there ud retail trade are is rveally no stress for money there. Banks claim plenty for needs, They have loans close to $1,200,000 and 0sits of £1,000,000, with cash I excess of per cent, At Fremont our traveler finds the tion fairly comfortable, The banks ave tak ing carc of their customers. The retail trade reports offers of extra discounts for cash from eastern jobbers, ‘The following tuble shows deposits and loans and dis counts from May 4 to June | DEPOSITS Island offiee situa- May 4 1910,738.65 June 1 June 1., THE REALTY MAKKE] INSTRUMENTS 15803: pluced on record June 10, WARRANTY DEEDS, OL MeCanley and husband to A Ward, lot 15, bloek 1, Denise's add & Felix Wales and wife to Emma Thorn- ton, 1ot 21, block 1, Hammond Placo J P Finley and wite to ¢k Leresche, 2,600 1,000 600 Wide of ¢ 66 t Oy o Peter 0 4 lot b, bloek 3, Kountze nors, 15 fectof foot ot 1, block 22 MO Bodford and i 300 1,200 o5 Forry, ot 6, biock 6, Kountze 4th add Wallout il Savings wnd nvestment company to L G Merritt, Tot 7, block 5. and 16t 13, block 28, Wnlnu! 1111l A B Hunt and wite etal to 1R Bar- ber, lots 1, 2 and 8, block 10, Haw- thorne IR Burhor 3,000 1o ("3 Colling, 10t 1 2 tof 1ot 2, bloek 10, sane Same to A B Hunt, ot 8 and w 20 féoi (. block 10, san John MgAllisterto J 1 block 1, Orchard Hill J W Sipe ‘and wife to J B Alleu, 1ot 9, block 4, Brown park j John Rush d wife to John Fedde, s jan e 20-15-11 QUIT CLAIM DE M 8 Sturgeon to W L Selby Pelbam Placo and'e tevens, ot 12 DEEDS. 33 0'Connor (executor) to Carrie Mor- s Place o0 to J 1 Weld, Bennett sheritt) o First tlonal bank, sk lots 12,18 and block 10, Hinscom Plice Inited Stites o G W Low §w 1-16-10 (patent 14, assiguce, Total wmount of travsfers o8 19,784 R There is & dearth of natural gas at Pind { lay, O., and the glass manufacturers thero | located propose to move to Indiana, wher the flow of gas is abundapt sud perennial Six hundred dwellings 4y Findlay arc empty, and the glass manufacturers will take with them 4,000 pe inging | deposits | | consi: | regions of this natu | of rather ordivary MAGAZINES OF "MIDSUMMER Historical and Descriptive Matter Suited to the Seasors, GRAND CANON OF THE COLORADD Skotchos of Plcturesque’ Utah Mightlest Rivor of the Golden West— Opening of the Erie Canal-Collogo Men as Successful Citizons, Ete. Aand the Gltisone of the beauties of the Flagtaft route into the Grand Canon of the Colorado that it brings us to the greatost sight on earth almost without warning. Only onco through the columnar trunks, writes Charles F. Lummis in the Californian, we cateh a glimpse of a purplo front so vast, so shadowy, so unoarthly that the heart soems tostop for an instant, and as swiftly tho vision is gone. The sun is stillupon the pine- tops and while the driver is putting up his team and the hotel man is hurrying supper we run up a slope and in less than a hundrod rds from camp stand upon tho brink of — And where the Grand canon bogins, wordsstop. In looking back across the years, with all their blunders and follies, it is comforting to romember that at loast I have nover thought to deseribo the canon of the Colorado. A hint, a suggestion, a faiut and ridiculously inadequate comparison are all that are possible. Whoso tries more, a senso of the balanco of things is not in him. There is one Grand Canon of the Colorado, Nothing else on earth 1s like it, orap- proaches it, or prepares for it, or suggests it. 11 you would see tho first and the last place in the world, go to it. ‘That is, of course, if youarea forcigner. 1f avo an Ameri- can, snub tho canon and dor off across for somo sight more befitting patriotic “ W ove . B0 RN For the first time in its history this sub- limest wonder of earth is really open to all sightsees Before, the seeing it was at the cost of a journey uncertain, troublesome and exhausting. Now it 1s easy, oven for women and children casy as 1 hopo to see it. IPar be tho day whena railroad shatl profane ‘reation’s mastorpiece, with Its infestment of the vulgar, to kill the joy of those with souls, For when a glory of unture is abso- lutely facile to the herd, 1t reeks with their inanity, and is never again the same. Chieapened sublimity is no more as sublimo, What is worth having is worth paying for in some way, and nawure's utwost drama is as worthy the protoction of some barrior as are our cheap show A money admittance might shut out the desorving poor, but the slight ph, al tax will deter only those whose epidermis is more important than theiv brains: and they are the class I would sce kept out. 1f the people could lnow what the Grand Canon of the Colorado really is, an army with banners could not staud them back from it; but all the writers and all the artists and all the photographers canuot tell. Ommipotence itself could only put it there to wait to be seen, and sight is the sole teacher of this most ineffable thing that exists within the range of man. Opening the until April 17, 1817, was the whole olidified into a legislative act—by which funds were provided for the construce tion of a canal 363 miles in length, with & surface width of 40 feet, & bottom width of 18 feet, and o water channel four feet in depth. But when the start fairly had been made the work went ahead rapidly, writes Thomas A. Janvier on “Tho Evolution of New York™ in Harper® Ground was broken that same year, on July 4, at Rome, ou the middle section, and the excavation and structural work were pushed with such dilizence tnat the canal was opened for trafMe in but little more than cight years. A picturesque celebration of “the wedding of the waters” followed the completion of vk, On the morning of October 26, the first flotifa of canal boats hound for the scabonrd left Butfalo, starting at the signal of a cannon fi at the Erie in-take. This shot straightwiy echoed —guns. ing been stationed ut regular inter down the whole length of the new waterway thence onward down the Hudson to w York, where precisely one hour and twenty-five minutes after the first gun had been fired beside the lake the last gun was iived beside the sea, During another hour aud twenty-five minutes the answer from the ocean to the inland waters went thun- dering onvard into the northwest. And then, at this end of the line, the en- thusiasm aroused in so thrilling a fashion haa a whole fortnignt in which to cool while he boats were crawling castward, awling is a dull word to Uiy was o triumphal prog be more in rmony with the oratorical i 0T the occasion to say that tho bonts stward on the crest of a wave of popular rejoicing; while all the canal towns burst forth into speechics of glorification by thelips of their local dignitaries and lis- mea to like speeches from Governor Clin- and Gouverneur Morris and the other migrant statesmen aboard the flotilla; while flags were flying everywhere by day and bonfires were blazing everywhere by night; and wiile all central New York was vibrant with the uacontrolled violeuce of countless brass bands. At b o'clock on the mor this frosh water cyclone completed the | stage of its eventful progress, the run down the Hudson in tow of the Chancellor Living- ston, and halted off the state prison (at the foot'of the present West Tenth streot), while all the bells went off into Joy-peals and there w 4 noble bellowing of guns. Off the state prison (a teysting place which aroused no disagreeable doubts and dreads in the breasts of the aldermen of that earlier, non- boodling day) the flotilla ywas met by a depu- tation of the civic authorities charg with the duty of “congratulating the company on their arrival from Lake Brie,” and of con ducting them down stream, around the bat- and up the East river to the navy yard, thunderous ofticial salute was fived, and the ofticers of the corporation welcomed the distinguished guests in form. And then, from the navy yard, “a prand procession, vly all the yessels in port ly decked with colors of all nations,” ent down to the lower bay, where Goy- ernor Clinton, from the deck of the United States schooner Dolphin, about which all the other vessels were grouped in o groat ircle, poured a libation of the frosh water brought from Lake Eric into the salt water of the Atlautic ocean, and typified the Joluing together of the iuland and outland Beas . Not plan It would ing of November 4 que Utah, sions of Utah ave said by rs and,urtists Lo possess at tributes of beauty unrivaled by those of any other count ‘The iwmense sweeps of i 5 stances are not to be estimated by one unaccustomed to s, ave: surprising, and are possessed of a grand snd rugzed sis plicity thatafforas a special opportanity to the artist who is fond of laying his colors on his canvas in broad, sweeping olces. Mountains upon mountains, su} Ler in the Californian, seem o rise, recoding into hazy distances, while great valleys voll away in gentle slopes or pause abraptly at the bascs of grim precipices. Alpine lakes und, and great roaring st cataracts tear down through the to the valleys below—splendid forec turned to purposes of uselalness. The mountiains are demonstrative of im- mensity in every respecs ~the splendid lines carved in their sides sometimes sweeping from highest peak te base, Their s forr tions are unfque. differing from those of other mountainous reglons, partially on ae- count of the aridity of thewlimate, which is not productive of the same rgetation usually found among otk mountain rang Ab coriain points, where mountains ave usually well clothed, there is ne deciauous follago. The Wasatch and the Uintals pre- sont the appearance of grassy plains sloping gently to the base of the mountaing, while numerous canons break thew continuivy ay intervals. These canons are formed hy the action of the elements on the mouutain mass, whose erosion cuts through the breast of the range regardless of the kind or bards ness of the rocks of which it is formed. They seew to radiate from certain centors, their lower parts displaying usually a stretch scenory, while the uppers most parts are wild and emerge iato climax of grandour in towering cliffs a many trave any | rusiing water.