TJTE OMAITA DAILY "REE : WEDNESDAY , JUNE 14 , 1893.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Reacted Nearly Two Oonts to the
Surprise of the Trade.
SOME OF THE FACTORS IN THE DEAL
There tVni Good lltiylnc irlth I.lttlc on
Bnlo unit I'rlcrg Quickly Tnrnoil IJtl-
dent Hesitation on the 1'art
of Seller ) .
CniCAfio.Tuno 13. .TuH ns tlio talent had
concluded that client wni a nlo for nnotlior
decline , It reacted loilny nenrly 2c per bu. , ad
vancing from cr > ' 4c to G7Kc for July. Tlio
jioorcoiulltlon of tlio Kronen wheat crop , the
estimate that Italy will have to Import 24-
000,000 bu. nnd rcporti from tlio northwest
tlint liot winds iiro clestroyliiR the previous
Rood prospects for spring whcatcrratcil n bull
ish sentiment which refused to bo downed by
reported troubles of western banks.
The Information concerning the Jeopardy
of tlio tprlng nlicatcrop was the cruelcstcut
of all. The panacea for short reports In
Ktiropo and 100,000,000 bu. shortiiKO In the
wlnlcrcrop here , wcro supposed by the bears
tobo In process of growth In the great north
west nnd wlththnt resource becoming small
by ilCRrceR , they wcro reaching out today with
both hands for their short wheat. Cash wheat
sold on Juno 7 at 2Mc under July nnd today
tlio difference was narrowed from ? ctolc.
This was pointed out as proof of the improve-
mentln the local nnanctal situation. At the
close July wns lurk to from fiO c toG4&c , or
from fir. to 'ic Rain since yesterday.
The opcnliiK In wheat was weak nt He de
cline on easier cables nnd rumors of some ad
ditional hank failures eNowhcrc. Thi'lii was
peed buying with lltttu on sale and prices
qulrkly tinned. There was ovldent hesitation
on tlio part of sellers. ,
A pilvato cable giving what purported tobo
the substance of n French wheat crop report
from tlio London Times showed tlio condition
of the French u Inter w heat crop to raiiRc- from
40 to 71 nor cent and spring from ' 25 to 72 per
cent. The area of winter wheat was given
nhoilt the hntno us last year , lull the aren of
bprliiK was 20 per cent less. For a tlmo this
leporthadadecldedly stro .RtliPiiliic Influence
nnd prlcus mndo iiulto a bulge , hut It was
noticed It had llttlo or no otU'flt In foreign
markets and on Inquiry Its genuineness was
doubted.V later im estimation led to the l > c-
llef that It was old news lohashed from the
London Times of .Iiinti 3 , and since discredited.
Hero the nun lost lost some of the bulge. Tlio
largest decreasn In tlio vlslhlo supply helped
lo llrm Iho market some. The market at the
opening was from > < ito'Jo lower than the
dosing llgurus yestpi day. then advanced from
IJfcto lr , eased oir ullghtly and the close
Was about * 6c higher than yesterday.
There was instllng and hustling among the
corn shorts today. The scramble did not
start for about fifteen minutes after th oticn-
IIIR , but when It did lieKln there was a long
contlmiancu of It. Opening trades were nt
from ! { c to > { a decline , but a better demand
was MKIII developed nnd the prlco was ad
vanced > { c. the statement of 1)0,000 ) bu. do-
creabo In the vlslhlo stipplv and continued
talk of smaller moNCments having
Bomo Influence. Then the car lots
for tomorrow came In at 270 , which
resulted In a still further Rain of
\ic. 1'rlces later receded c from rcnll/lngs ,
ruled steady and at the close weio from Ic to
U5c higher than yesterday. A Rood cash do-
inand was icported anil this al o added
stronRth to the speculative market. On the
other hand the lowu bulletin was favorable ,
reporthiR the crop well cultivated nnd clean
and tlm weather map showed general heat and
forclnR conditions all over the mlddlo and
western htatcs. Today's airivals exceeded
tlm estimates some , but the out Inspection was
very free.
There was a fair trade In oats and a strong
feeling , dtiu to sympathy with wheat ami corn ,
to moderate olTorliiRs and to fair purchases of
the near futures , and pi Ices advanced from
yc to 7.c and September , and closed steady
at about thetop. The visible supply state
ment was bullish.
The provision market was firm , but still
lacked animation In the speculative trading.
The receipts of IIORS numbered only 12,000
hond ami the shipments of meats In the past
twenty-four hours amounted to thn huavy
total of over 2,600,000 Ins. These facts and
the advance In wheat and corn caused the
firmer tone , which Is reflected In an advance of
Gc in lard and l&e In ribs. 1'orlc was neglected
nnd unchanged.
Estimated recolpts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
02 cars ; corn , 275 cats ; oats , 120 curs ; hogs ,
aO.OOO head. *
The loading futures ranged as follows !
AUTKI.KH. .OPEN. II1U1I. ll.UW. CLOSE. Y'SIIV.
WbontNo.l
Juno OH W
Juljr 60
Fopl 70W
Corn No. 2
Juno S3 40 SB ssviS
S3a.
July a. : 38JiCt.i3 39MGM
Popt tux
Cata No. 3
Juno MH .10 29 Vf
Julr 28 VJ
Bcpt 20
Vices I'ork
Julr 20 00 MOO MOO M 00 20 10
Bcpt 2075 30 76 70 7U 20 70 20 70
Lnrd
Julr 1022H' 10 vm 10 I2K 10 10 IS
Sept 1057K 1077K 1067J * 10 72 ; 10 U
Ehortnujg. .
Julr ( I S5 0 Si n o
Bcpt OC5 UW 9 CS D Bi 0 TO
Cash iiuotatlonB were as follows :
KI.OIIII Nominally , imchiinjjrd.
WIIBAT No. 2 sprliiB , G&UGGGVic ; No. 3 ,
Biirlng , f. o. lGOft < i 'ic ' ; Nn. 2 red. Orij GOO c.
CJoits No. 3 , vc'llow. closliiK at 3HMc.
OATS No. 2 , ii'JT.c ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. . 3314 ®
0 Ic ; No. 3 white , f. o , b. , 3133c. !
ItVE No. 2. 301 40c.
UAIU.EV No. a , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
BMt J2c : No. 4 , f. o. b. , 31O32C.
KIMS 8cniNo. . 1 , $1.04.
TIMOTHY Situn I'rlme , J3.65.
roilK-Moss , per lib ! . . 19.974 ! < 320.00 ; lurtl ,
per 100 Ibs. , no.OOffilO.O'J ! } ; short rlbi , sides
ilootio ) , l9.6Mt'J.HI ( ; dry aaltod shouldtira ,
( boxed ) , f0.fiO10.)0 ) ; short clear Bides ,
( boxed ) , f lJ.37'10r ' 2' ' { .
AVjllBKV Distillers' llnlshcd goods , per gal. ,
BuoAiw UnclmnBed : cut loaf , 04c ! ; granu
lated , 6.70 ; standard "A , " 0.07.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Articled. itooulpts. Shipment ! .
Flour , ubl 10,843 124
Wlicat , bu 2I.UUO 2.000
Corn , bu 215000 18,000
Oats , bu II000 BO.OOO
lire , bu 40,000 25,000
llarloy , bu. 8.003 3.OH
On the 1'roduco ovchaneo today the butter
niarkot. wan llrmor ; creamery , 10Ct20t : ;
dairy. 1018c. qulot ; strictly frobb ,
Now York Mnrketn.
New VOHK , June 13. Fi/itiit Ilccnlpts , 41-
OCO pkB-i. : i > xiKrts , 10,9(18 ( bbK , 18.42U Backh ;
H. 12,700 pk H. ; niarkot ( julot , generally
Bteudy ; Inijorh holdltiK on * .
Conn Mi < At < Qulot , utoiuly.
IlAiu.EY MAI/T Qulot , Btoady ; city made ,
Oaiittda , * l.ll ( > ttl.oS
WHEAT Hccolptti , 322,070 bu , ; ox ports , 200 , .
008 bu. ; sales , ( j,8bo,000 bu. of futures , 12 , .
000 bu. of mint. Spot market ylc hlKhor ;
fairly actl\o foro.\port ; No. 2 ted , In more
and clovator , 72o ; alloivt , 72Jn72'4'ci ! ( f. o. b ,
724 ! < a73c ; unRraih-d , rod , 72 < < & 73 < c' ; No. 1
northarn. 72V&7ac : No. 1 hanl 70 > 4fc80 ( " , No ,
2 noithorn , 70H4t701ic. Options woru falrjy
uctlvo ami irrecnlar , oponliiK weak but clo -
hiKBtroni ; at 'itflc advance for thn day ; No ,
2 red , July , 72 | < < it73'c , closlnir at 73Jic ; Auz
ust , 74a ii7D1ic , at 7&Sic ; SeptomlHir ,
nt 7Wcj October ,
. . _ _ . , nt . _ , _ , December ,
closing at 8'Jiic.
1'OIIN Uecelpts. 37.000 bu , ! oxportK , 07.7BO
bu. : sales , 000,000 bu , futures , 109,000 , bu.
spot. Hpot-s higher ; htrong. fairly nctlvoi
No. 2 , 4HMc in elovntor , 17W4HJic alloatj
unirradcMl mlved. 46Jfia4Uc ! hteamer mixed ,
4&Uo ; No. U white , file. Options were iiulot
und \Qlc higher on Unlit receipts , bmall stocUt
nnd eliort entering , elostng Rtrong ; Juno , 47 > i
4bc. closing nt 4Bui July. 47M 04H > Ie , rlosln
at 4Hi ) ! Auitiist. 4m < ( ii > 4u'5f , cloHlng at 4UHci
Hontumbor. 4SS < it40'e , cliiblng at 40HC.
UATP-Ueculptk , UO'J.OOOliu.s ' experts , 33E
bu.i sales , IGO.MX ( ) bu , future , hG.OOO Uu
* pot , Htiots dull , llrmur. Optlonx ilriiu > r
iiulott Jrune , SUSea7Ko , clofclng at 37c ; July
western. 87)iiiC3 ) < JUc ! white wofctern , 40CJ40i )
II AV Steady j falrdomuud ; good to choice
80cUt.OO.
Horrt-Oulot. flrm.
lliiiES lull ) , nominal ; wet salted Now Or
leans bulrcted , 40 to CO Ilia. . 4ViiiGc : Tuxai
Foleoted , 60 to CO HIM. , 67c ; Ilunnus Ayrt-s 2 !
to241bi > . , 12 > < u ; Texas dry , 21 to 27 flis. ' bii
lOljc.
wool. Qulot ; domestic flceco , 27O32c
pulled. 27R37C ! Texas. IGa'JOo.
I'noviBiONM Cut meats , Inactive , on y
iilckleil bliouldiirx , Hi < 8ic ! ; middles , iiulot
llrm , Laru , dull , tinner j western bteam closet
nt l0.2O ; BRlek , 170 tlerco , ntf 10.20. OptloiiH
bales , none ; June clo ed nt (10.20. iioiiiln.U
July clostnl at Jit.46 ) , nominal ; nuptomboi
cuiboil ut flO.'JO , nominal. 1'orK , more active
lower ; old im s. 119,70 ; new mess , (2O.
lIUTTEii rirmor , f lr demand ; weston
nalry , 14 < ai6)ict ) western creamery , 1620Jic
tljjlns , 20)jc. )
CIIEESB Moderate demand , easy.
Loan Steady , moderatu dumund ; receipts
12.764 nkKs. : western fresh , 14U&14UC.
TAUXIW Qulot but steady , city , farpkgs.
60 asked ; country ( pUgs. free ) , OUO 3-lGc , ate
to quality.
I'ISTUOLKUM-WHS neglected. The only quota
Uou was G7Xo bid ; olTerod ut C3o. Pcuubyl
oil , spot < Mo , nnnfit .Tttlr options , * ntM ,
none ; I.lin.ioll , nosalcn , 20'tc ' utd | total untc * ,
none.
CoTTOKflEKti Oil/ Quiet nnd easy ; yellow
ctimo , 4 ( PI choice , 6t aDle ,
HOSINQulot and on y ; strained common to
good , II 2Kill ( 2.1 ,
Tcurr.NTiKe Dull but itcady ,
Htcu-Ptoftiiy but dull.
MOI.ASIKS-NPW Orleansoncn kettle , good to
cholco , quiet , Mendy.
StxjAii Haw , ( Irm nnd active ; ale * , 10,000
tons Mtmrovaild 89 test nt 3.1iC ! 5to baRs mo-
lm < es iitsar 8D toil nt 3"n\ and 2fl Ing" * rontrl-
futjal 00 test nt 4'Jp ' ; oft A , 4 10 IGftOO-inc ;
tnoiild A , 6 U-lUUS'ic ; xtnndard A , ( > % &
fi9'lCc : ponfoctlonori A , 0 < m5 7-ldc ; cut
loaf , d 13.lfW7.nc ; cm-died , Olil-ioaoc ; pow-
dpreil , C iMGftOKc ; Rrnmuntod , r > s © o iflc :
cuboo , 0 < iU5 13-lGc ; rellnod llrmor , fairly ac
tive.
I'm Inov-Qulot nnd steady ; American ,
tl2.70ftl5.r.O.
Ciiri'Kit Stondy ; lake , 510.80 ,
I.nAiiQuint ; domestic , * 3.72i { .
Tl.v-Sti-ady ; Hlralts , J10.U3 bid , 20
nskcd ; plates , dullsteadyspullcr , qulot' do-
nitsllc , 4.22't. !
Uninlm 1'roilticu Market.
vr.oKTAm.r.i.
TOMATOM MlnslsslppU-baskot crater , (2.25.
UAMFOItNtA CAtiliAOE-Crntef , tier lb. , 2Ji
a.l , ) ; St. Louts cabhaRo , per cratr , (3.20.
Nnw I'or.lTOr.s-l'cr bbl. , * 3.705il.OO.
STIUNO HEANS 1'or bu. bov $1.50.
I'KAS-I'crbu. box. f 1.00 1.70 , -
CcctlMtinii' ? i'crdoz. . 70c.
CAUMri.o\vnii Fancy , per bu. box , S1.75 ,
So. O.MONS-Pcr bbl. , * 4.50.
IJKTTUCI : 1'or doz. , 20ii2r > i : .
HAIIISIIM 1'ordo15825c. .
Oltr.KNONto.NH Per do10 < a20s.
iiAOUa I'er doz. , 8&5J4OC.
IJKETa-l'cr doz. , 40aQOc.
rnuirs.
CAI.IFOIINIA CnnnutB9 1'or 10-11) , box , $1.50.
STKAW iinuiiics-l'or case , on orders , 13.00 ®
4,00.
( JodsEncnuiKS Per rase , $3.DO4.00.
JlABi'liKlllilKs Per24-plnt caspt.J2.25a2.50.
LEMONS Choice to fancy , $4,0030.00 ; extra
fancy , J5.n030.00.
HANANAR Per bunch , Including crates and
packing , ? 2.00112.00.
OllANilus Klvcrsldo upedllngs , J3.25 , Medi
terranean KweolH , $3,00ii3.75.
llr.ACKiiriuuis-24 : > qtinrt cases , S3.0034.00.
IIUTTUIl , I'.dOS , (1AME , 1'OUt.TIlY.
IIUTTr.u The Brent bulk of the country
butter ROCS at lie.
Knos Ocnoral market lie.
Poui.Tiiv Choice lions. Be ; mixed coons ,
78c ; old roosters , 40c ; gccsu anil ducks ,
BiiOc.
Mt"scni.rANnous.
HAY The market on good upland hay ,
17 In car lots.
VEAT , Choice and small fat , 75i8ic ! ; largo
and thin , 3SGc.
3SGc.St.
St. Ioul < Murkots.
BT. Louts , .Tuno 13. Pixiun Quiet , steady ;
patents. ? 3.20 < il3.35 ; extra fancy , S2.00.U3.00 ;
fancy , fJ.OOG/.OO : cliolcc. * 2.ir > j,2.30 ; family ,
2.00142.10 ; rye Hour , } 3,253.30.
WIIKAT Opened weak und bold down
but rallied and closed Ic above yesterday ;
No. 2 red. cash , G3\'c : Juno , 03fc ! ; July , 03\ ©
C.O'fo. clnsliifi atOI3f ( ; August. fil3&U7Hc , clos-
Cons Mnrtod " 4c down , but rallloil , closing
Ic higher than yesterday : No. 2 ml.xcd , cash ,
3GHc : July , nr.'ii 37sc , closing at 37 ? ffi37'/c ;
September , 38U < &JUc , closing at 304c. !
OATS Neglected ; No. 2 cash ami June , 27c ;
July , lOKc ! : Hoptembor , 24'ic.
I'liovisiONS Vlrincr but llttlo doing. Pork ,
unchanged at , $19. Lard. $0.021,5. ] ) ry Milt
input si , loose shoulders , $9.12"s ; longs and ribs ,
$ y.7f > ; shorts , flO.DO : b < i\ed , lOc more : bacon ,
picked shoulders , tlOj longs and ribs , $10.024
ii .n'.7r . ' ) ; hams , unchanged ; hucar cured , $13.00
a 14.oo.
ItUTTint lUghcr ; choice creamery , 18 ®
10r ; choice dairy , 15(310c. (
KliCr.ll'TS Tlour , 2,000 bbls.i wheat , 14,000
hu.scoin , 180,000 bu. ; oats , 43,000 bu.rye ; ,
1,000 bu. ; bailey , nono.
Smi'MH.NTB l-'lnur 1H.OOO hbls : wheat , 2,000
bu ; corn , 197,000 bu. ; oats , 40,000 bu.j rye ,
noue ; barley , none.
Itiins IK City Markets ,
KANSAS CITY , Juno 13. WHEAT Actlvo
nnd strong ; No. 2 hard , 581' ® t > 'Jc ; No. 2 red ,
COQGlc.
Cons Weak , lower ; No. 2 mixed , 33c ; No. 2
white , 84c.
OATS Weak and lower ; No. 2 mixed , 27 ©
28c ; No. 2 white , 28'4c.
Kilos Stonily nt lie.
HUTTCK Steady ; cieamery , 141JlCc ; dairy ,
UBCBIPTB Wheat , 2,000 bu. ; corn , 5,000
bu. ; oats , none.
SIIIPMUNTS Wheat , 20,000 bu. ; corn , 4,000
bu. ; oats , nono.
Liverpool AliirkctH.
Livinroou Juno 13. WHEAT Steady , de
mand fair ; holders offer sparingly. Hecotpts
'or the past three days wcro 1BG.OOO cou'als ,
ncludlng 171,000 American.
COIIN Kirui ; mixed western , 4s 2d per
cental. ,
HACON Long clear , 55 Ibs. , 55s Gd per cwt.
LA nn Prlmo western , 49s Od per cwt.
CIIKESI : American llnust , white and colored ,
47s Gd per cwt.
PUAS Canadian , 5s Gd per cental.
Cotton Mitrkot.
NEW OIU.CASS , Juno 13. Steady ; good mid
dling , 83-1 Gc ; middling , 713-lGc ; low middling ,
7Mc : good ordinary , 7 8-lGc ; not and gross
receipt * , 2.GH7 bales ; o.xports1o Great
llrltaln , 3,094 bales ; saleb , 2,900 bales ;
stock , 117,000 bales. Sales , 55,000
bales ; June , $7.88 bid ; July , $7.8Gia
7.90 ; August , $7.8GS7.87 ; September , * 7.89 ©
7.90 ; October , S7.0G ; November , 88.00(38.01 ( ;
January , ta.gl@8.23.
Mllunukco ftlurkrta.
. , Juno 13. WHEAT Steady ;
July , G4Hc ; No. 2 spring , 03c.
CoiiN-llull ; No. 3 , 374c.
OATS Klrm ; No. 2 white , 83'c : No. 3
white , 3232'c.
HAHI.KY 58c.
HYlS-OOHc.
Puovisioss Quint ; pork , 120.
ColTVo Mnrlcet.
NEW YOHTC , Juno 13. Options opened barely
steady , unchanged to 20 points down , closed
Inactive , 1OS20 points down ; sales , 15,500
bags , Including : July , I16.3O ; August , $15.20 ®
10.-J5 ; SentemlHjr , J15.)510.10 ( ) ; October ,
$10 ; Djoomlisr , S14.80iOl t.8 : > ; i January ,
H4.70. Spot Itlo , easier , quiet ; No. 7 , $1G.B7.J. !
Now York l ry ( iooiln AInrlcot.
New YOIIK , Juno 13. There wcro few buyers
in the dry goods market today and with light
western malls business was rather qulot. The
monetary situation Is the key to the character
of the demand and until there Is borne change
In the depression In that direction , things will
go along from hand to mouth In dry goods. "
Wool Mnrkot.
, Juno 13. Wool market dull ;
prices nominally unchanged.
ItObioN , Juno 13. The demand for wool has
been moderate. There are few buyers here
and veiy llttlo Interest Is taken. Prices still
favor the buyer but are largely nominal ,
MlnneitpnllH Wlio.it Market.
MINNEAPOLIS , Juno 13 , Very good wheat
market ; cash , llttlo Ilimor ; No , 1 north
ern selling at C'-HiQGUc ; No. 2 northern at
58c. lUu-oliitN , 217 cars. Close : Juno , 09c ;
July.GOc ; bontember , G4oc. ? On track : No. 1
hard , G21Jc ; No. 2 northarn , OBijc.
llultlmoru Urnlu Market.
IlAi.TiHOiiH , Juno 13. WIIKAT Dull and
firmer ; No. 2 red , spot and June , 704c. !
COIIN Dull and llrmur ; mixed bpot , Juno
and July. 47Mc ,
OATH Qulot ; and easy ; No. 2 white west
ern , 42c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Toledo lirnln Market.
Tor.Kiio , Juno 13. WIIBAT Higher , easier ;
No. 2 , cash nnd June , GOHc.
CHUN Actlvo and bteadler ; No. 2 , cash and
June 39c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No , 2 cash , SOJJc.
I.oncluii Oil Mnrkut.
IONixN , Juno 13 , CALCUTTA LINSEED Spot ,
39s 10)iU ) per quarter.
STOCKS AND IIONDS.
Security Market Win Kvon Duller than
UHIIH ! Yeitnnlny.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 13 , The stork market wns
ox en duller than usual today. The dealings
were almost entirely professional , nnd , us the
feeling among the traders on thu board Is still
bearlbh , u f urlhur ilecllno in prices was recov
ered. Thu advices from thu west of additional
bank failures ami troubles In the mercantile
world aided the bears materially In tholi
operations. The continued shipments of cur
rency and consentient firmness of the rates foi
time money also had nn Influence upon specU'
Intlon. Under Jhu circumstances the decline
In the blmro list was by no moans heavy , rung-
Ing from Y to Uj percent , the latter iiiGuir
era ! Ulrctrlr , which bold down to 70 ? ; ,
Ti ! ( < principal drhoh weiu against tills Mock
Chicago < ! as , Sugar , Atchlbon , Western Union
HeadingNorthern I'uelllu prefuriod and tin
irungoni. During the afternoon thoiupplyol
money on call Incieased and the rate de
clined from 10 to 3 per cunt. On this tin
smaller shorts attempted to cover and price :
improved U to IM percent.
A feature of the rally was the romparatlvolv
light olTerlngri as the advance made progress
Taken altogether it was an uncommonly qulel
and foatuvelobs sotiblon , The market closoO
Urm In tone ,
The i'nst nays : Many people are uccuitomoil
to ha&o their Judgment of the financial situa
tion bolely on the course of ttov , York Stocti
oxchnngo prices , and the present markel
wcakneks , due primarily to the tight monoj
market , has clmiiKed the views of oven tin
most hopeful observer * .
A ilgnlUcant factor Is the future price ol
eralnerowheut to recover suddenly from
IU iirvtcnt low prlco a real danger would nrlbi
lu tnaluducemvntoirured foreigu holders ol
options tti bull their contract-huro ami reap t
doubluurotltby coyorliis the rucant sales ol
oxehfingo nutnhlloprlrpsflonnt rnlly. Ill *
at leant reiiaonnblo to look for n depression In
grain similar to that which Ims GO long pro *
Tailed In ecutltlcs. As for the woitwnril
money shipment * , there Is this much to bo
s-ild ; thru the funds have left thn New York
hanks tu seek n locality whuro they nro far
more vitally needed. Moreover there nro
shipments which will presently neck Now
York again ns surely ns water llnds Its level.
Of this there can ho no dispute. The present
movement of money , In short , Is exactly what
this market regularly expects in March and
September. The currency cntnnglomonts have
placed Now York In n position loss competent
than usual to meet Interior demand * , but nil
this might have been anticipated ,
The following nro the closing quotntlons on
the loading stocks on the Now York Slock ox *
Chnngotodayr
The total sales of 'Stocks ' today were 103,000
shaie.H.lndudlnKi Atchlson , 16,300 ; llurllncton
3'JOO ; flilcneo Oils , 10,700 ; Distilling ,
10,400 ; Louisville & Naohvlllo. 0,000 : Now
England , 4,800 ; Northern I'nclflc preferred ,
8,600 ; Hoadlne , 21,000 ; St. Paul , 18,900 ;
Sucar. 0,000 ; Western Union , 0,700.
Lomlon l''lnincl.il ; Ilcnlow.
tConvrtflh/r / < t JSfll bu Jdm'jt Oonloii Uthnttt , }
LONIION , Juno 13 [ Now Yo k Herald Calilo
Special to 'I'm : llKK.1 The settlement on
the Stock Exchange so far has penn oil very
easily. There was ono failure W. L. Webb & ,
Co. a small , old fashioned llrm of no Import
ance. The continuation of rates , as expected ,
weree\trcmely light , 'only about 4 percent
per annum being irenurally paid. American
railways were apparently sound and there was
a disposition to look fur higher prices , al
though business will probably bo quiet
for some weeks ahead , Conditions are now
the ro\L'rso of a month ago. Then leading
brokers saw cart loads of stock but no money ,
now there are no stocks and heaps of money.
Dig houses , Itothschlld , etc. , think well of the
future. Yankee railways , and South African
shares especially , are likely to advance. The
former closed dull today after being llrm upon
New Yoilc prices , but no mote long stocks are
to bo sliakun out and the SUu'k u\chaneo Is
looking for fun tvhuti Wall siicot birs , begin
to cover. Foreign Htocks uoro good , oulng to
the satisfactory Argentine settlement. There
was no other fcatuie , but everything gener
ally was llrm. The Urand Trunk weekly tratllc
statement shows 0,500 gross Increase. No
gold received at bank. Sliver was llrm at
38'/id. _
Now York .Money .Hirkot.
Nnw Yonic , Juno 13. MONEY ox OAI.I/-
Falrly active at 35 ? 10 per cent ; last loan , 3
pur cent : closed olforod at 3 per cent.
I'lii.MnMr.uCANTiM : 1'Ai'EU 038 per cent.
STHHI.IMI KXCIIA.NOE bteadv , with actual
business In bankers' bills at W.65a4.85 ( ! < for
sl\ty days andiM.HGU for doniuml.
GOVEUNMUNT IJo.NDs Qulot. State bonds ,
dull.
Tliocloslng quotations on nonets :
Flniinclnl NottM.
NKW Oui-EANS , Juno 13. Clearings , $2,100-
KANSAS OITV , Juno 13 , Cloarlngs , II-
400,103 ,
I'Aitis , Juno 13 , Three per cent rentes , 07f
lOc for the account.
NKW YOIIK , Juno 13 , Clearings , (116,608.-
1 < V.I ; balances , f0,033,1HO.
HAI.TIUOIIK , Juno 13. Clearings , $2,783,103 ;
balancoh , ? U6U,733 , Money , G per cent.
IMiii.AiiEi.i'liiA , Juno 13. Clnarlngs , $12.-
017,376 | balances , Jl,470,410 , Money , -4H put
cent ,
MKMPIIIP , Juno 13 , Now York exchange
Helling at J1..W. Clearings , t2OO,32G ; bal-
anceH , (64,433.
CINCINNATI , Juno 13. Monnv , OS8 per
cent. Now York oxclmngoI55J&OC premium
Uhmrlngs , J1.01H.850.
KT , Inuirt , Juno 13. Clearings , 4,032-
33L ; balances , { 173,701. Momw iiulot , 0f
per cent , nxcluuiuu on Now York , { 1 dUcount
DOSTON , .111 no 13. Cloarlmss , 116,805 ,
301 ; balances , } 1,46D,40'2. Money , 7 poi
cent. Exchange on New York , 30c to 83c dis
count.
NEW i'oiiK. Juno 18 , [ Spoolsl Telegram U
Tim IltK. ] KichaiiKO was qiioUxJ as followi
todav : Chlcairo , 11.50 discount ; Ilostou , 30i
to 33c dUcount ; .St. Louis , * l discount.
OIIICAIIO , Juno 13 , Uloarlngs , $13,222 , '
208. Now York uxchangu , 11.60 discount' '
Sterling uxchango weak ; sixty-day bills
M.85 ; bight draft , * 4.87. Money , strong atl
percent. _ _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA MVi ; STOCK MAUKF.T8.
CnttloTrnile Still Weak Ilogt Open Stroni
unit Close \Vcuk with All hold.
TUESDAY , Juno 13.
Receipts of both cattle and hogs whllo by nc
means hoary show up bettor than u week age
nnd the two iluys supply compared with thi
bamo tv o days last week shows nu increase o
about 1.60O cattle and 1,600 hogs. In iboot
there hus Ixten a slight fulling off.
The general cattle market was glow und
weak , Itocolpti were fair and there was ft
good demand from both dressed beef house !
auil shippers , but as the olteriugi we ro amph
ftnrt eastern nrtvlccs none too fnvor.iblo Imyors
will nbln to cheapen tin n llttlo nil around.
The tidy fnt Mgia and medium weight
f attic wcro wnnted by nil nnil showci' very
llttlo If Miy dccllnp , whllo sloors tlmtwero
not well fi\ttc < loHn.it wcro heavy ami COSMO ,
huyors found It ninictut o move nt n 6c to lOc
decline In many ca es. Oooil to cholco bcovcs
wclRhlng from inrw to i4B01h , oia tit from
M,7O to 15.16 , whllo there ncrosaloiof umeli
1 .200 nnd 1,300-111 Meers nt from 54.25 to $4.00 ,
I'nlr to very Rootl 050 to 1,100-lb steers old nt
from $4.23 to M.OO. Tlicfo wnro n peed many
common halt fat nnd croon cattle here , ami
snluawero at from $3.90 tot.20 , lliutnoss
_ } * n on the dull nTirt Mragglng order nil morn1
Tng btitn very falrelrnranco was cfTcelcil.
There wns n very limited supply of cows on
litind , lint ns p.-icWgrs nro beginning to buy
cheap Tcvns caftlo In Knnsas City , buyers
were bearish on every thing grading under fair ,
( food to choice stock was mm nt from J3.G5 to
$4,20 , wlthcommotunnd cnnnlng grades dull
and easier nt from $1.25 to $2.76. The bulk of
the fnlr to good stoctt sold nt from $2.06 to
$3.05. Common to good calves changed hutuls
at from } 2.5U to $3:60. : Koucli stock of nil
liliids was In Talf demand nnd firm nt from
$2.36 to ( I for prior" to prlmo bulls , oxen anil
stags.
The stockcr nnd feeder trade wns quiet with
prices Ilrmly held. Iteprosontatlvo sales ;
IIIICSSKU
Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
. COO 13 75 128. . 028 (4 35
' . 7J > 0 8 76 R. . 1153 4 40
2. . .1175 3 75 17. . 1027 4 40
27 . 025 8 00 20. . 1302 4 40
15 , 830 8 90 19 1103 4 40
40 . 090 3 95 io.i6i9 ; ; ; ; 4 40
1 .1120 8 95 10 1000 4 40
. 010 4 00 21. 040 4 40
. 018 * 4 00 18. 1182 4 45
. 1080 4 00 13. 1105 4 45
.1000 4 00 42. 4 45
3V ! . . 084 4 10 25 1138 4 45
4 . .1010 4 16 20. . . . 1137 4 50
42 , , . 020 4 16 67. . . . 1174 4 50
. 021 4 15 3..71233 4 50
iaiV . 089 4 20 86. . .1207 4 50
, . 090 4 20 20 1272 4 55
as : : ,1241 4 25 88 1210 4 55
10 . .1084 4 25 00 1208 4 55
1. . , . 080 4 25 20 1295 4 GO
83. . , .1010 4 25 20 1228 4 GO
10. . , .1002 4 25 13 1281 4 GO
4. . , . 702 4 25 18 1191 4 GO
21. . , .1035 4 80 10 1100 4 GO
21. . . .1181 4 30 22 1200 4 GO
21. . , .1078 4 80 21 1209 4 70
7. . . . 040 4 30 22 1251 4 70
, .1000 4 35 20 1244 4 70
; ; , . 031 4 35 17 1300 4 80
41. . , . 090 4 35 17 1357 4 80
7. . , .1002 4 35 18 1200 4 00
7. . . .1080 4 35
ailll'l'INO AND EXPO1IT.
1 1070 400 25 1407 70
1 1170 4 00 20 1409 80
33 1309 4 50 30 1308 80
15 1273 400 15 1477 5 15
18 1243 470
MIXED.
0 R55 8 50 8 718 3 00
25. . . . 030 8 80
COWS.
i 25 2 75
1 60 2 75
2 00 2 75
2 00 2 75
2 25 2 90
2 25 3 00
2 25 8 00
2 25 3 00
2 25 3 00
2 25 3 00
2 25 B 00
2 25 8 25
2 35 8 25
2 50 II 25
2 50 U 25
2 GO 8 85
2 50 8 55
2 50 S 05
2 50 3 65
2 CO 3 70
2 05 8 75
2 05 8 80
cows AND iicirniis.
39 932 4 20
lIKIFEItS.
2 35 3. . 733 8 70
8 05 2. . G80 8 00
3 70
CALvns.
2 50 1. . . 100 4 50
275 2. . . 05 4 50
8 50 1. . . 140 5 00
8 75 2. . . 175 5 00
4"00 8. . . 14G 5 25
4'50 ' 2. . . 205 5 50
. . DULl.S.
2 35 .1020 8 00
2 50 .1270 8 00
2'50 ' .1490 8 10
2 50 .1770 8 25
2'70 ' . 070 8 25
8 00 .1200 3 25
3100 I .1010 8 40
3 00 . 060 8 75
3 00 .1160 8 75
3 00 .1050 4 00
' STAGS.
2 05 8. .1133 8 50
3 GO 1. .1140 4 00
OXEN.
2 85
STOCKEIIS AND FEEDEI13.
2 50 12 . 480 B 00
2 75 2 . 875 8 25
8 00 85 . 730 4 4754
8 00
WESTERN CATTLE.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 feeder. 000 $2 00 1 feeder. 070 $3 00
lsteer.1170 325 11 bulls. . .1013 285
12 feeders 033 3 00
lions The .supply was fairly liberal for a
Tuesday , and the quality us niiilo good. There
was an active demand from .shippers early and
ho light and medium weight , heirs opened
about 5c higher than Monday with sales
largely at $0.50 and $0.55 , and a few prlmo
sorts at $0.05. All gi ados were si rougnr early ,
with the trading mostly at $0.45 and $0.50.
Later , after urgunt orders had been tilled and
Chicago was topoitud Ion or , the market broke
and packois bought hogs 6c to lOc lower than
tlio eaily nmikot at from $6.35 to
JG.45 , largely at $0.40. The market closed
up weak , but with nearly everything
out of first hands. Tlio big bulk of the hogs
sold at ? G.40 and $6.50 , as against $0.45 Mon
day and 40.15 and $0.20 on last Tuesday. Itop-
rcsentatlvo sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Ar. Sh. Pr.
33. . . .269 1001085 68. . . .260 100 JO 45
70 . . 204 360 G 35 40. . . .280 100 G 45
82. . . .295 40 G 35 71. . . .282 400 045
45. . . .278 40 635 63. . . .289 100 G 45
40. . . .271 40 G 40 04 _ 218 - G 45
40. . . 295 1GO 040 88. . . .200 - G 45
54. . . .263 100 040 56. . . .201 120 645
73. . . .200 240 040 74. . . .234 320 645
55 . . .288 1GO 640 79. . . .216 200 045
71. . .265 120 G 40 60. . . .289 - 645
GO. . .BOO 200 640 76. . . .250 1GO 6 47i !
74. . .222 160 G 40 67. . . .258 80 6 GO
48. . .236 120 6 40 73. . . .257 200 6 60
68. . .256 820 640 64. . . .211 40 050
58 . .216 120 040 74..21G 120 060
62. . .271 160 G 40 63. . . .253 40 6 50
68. . .290 200 6 40 74. . . .240 40 6 60
3 . .223 - 6 40 46. . . .221 12O G 60
GO. . .251 200 640 77. . . .211 160 060
3. . .143 - 0 40 88. . . .224 80 G 50
G4. . 271 120 640 66. . . .281 - 050
78. . .229 120 040 01. . . ,214 120 060
01. . .244 200 640 60. . . .277 - 050
55 ' 253 40 6 40 G3..252 120 0 50
1 270 - G 40 G3..203 200 G 60
12 220 80 640 71. . . .230 200 060
0 225 - f,40 G8. . . 267 10D 060
5. . .220 - G 40 G8. . . 243 120 060
2 . 360 80 040 02. . . .274 200 660
69 , . . .210 100 040 G2..290 200 060
00 . . .287 280 G 40 51. . . .241 - 0 60
68 . . .253 120 040 08. . . 260 40 660
03 , . . .263 200 0 4(1 64. . . .275 40 6 00
66. . . .256 80 G 42 'i GO. . . .229 40 060
G1. . . .23G 200 G 4251 77. . . .242 40 G 6O
65. . . ' .245 210 0 42i ! 30. . . .250 - 060
04. . 222 120 6 46 G..2H3 - 0 60
71. . . .217 160 046 24. . . .230 - 050
05 238 200 045 60. . . .311 80 G 5 ( )
65 . . .236 80 G 45 05. . . .231 120 0 60
63 . . .316 160 G4G 7B..21O 100 650
83. . . .220 100 0 45 G4..259 120 G 60
03. . . .264 200 G 45 69..B05 40 660
28 , . , .2'W 200 045 12 , . . .180 - 060
78 ' 228 040 0 46 G2. . . 200 40 U 5O
6l' .295 80 645 07. . . .250 40 0,55
60. . ,27H 120 045 75. . . .200 160 ff 55
60. . . .248 120 045 41. . . .225 - 066
30. . . .217 40 C.45
ASSORTED.
15 . 0 115 B3..212 - 0 05
21. . .220 K 05 29. . . .215 - 005
28. . 215 q G5
' A single deck of mixed natives ar
rived late but 'found ' a ready sale at gooi
fitromc prices. The 'domand is giiod Iron
all local lioiisoH for both muttoni am
lainhd and the market uuotably ktronu-
Kalr to ( 'OiKl , nathes. (4.60 < &a,00 ; fal
to good westerns. * 1.00S5.GO ; common am
stock slioep , ta.&O/J-UWj iood to cholcu40 t
100-lb lambs , 60.J ( ( > a0.6o. Keprcsuntativ
sales ;
No. Av. I'r.
16 mixed . 127 M 25
21 lamlH . 66 676
33 spring lambs. . , , . 64 6 60
Chlc K J.l\e Stork Mnrltot.
Ouicuuo , Juna J3. iSpoclal Telegram t <
THE HUB. ] TlHirevasaualu a small supply o
nathocattlo , but ak'iiln did the market rufusi
to go up. About 2,000 , head comprised thi
supply of natlv ( < , the remainder of the 6.OOI
iH'nd on alu being contributed liy TUXIUJ. Tlu
tone of the market was fairly llrm and a con
tlnuanco of the present light runa must seer
result In hotter prices being paid , but th <
very best tlmt eollura could do todas
was to hold thn markHt utuudy. Exceeding ! *
few prlmo steers were olfured , and the markoi
for that clans , therefore , was to a cortnln ex <
tout nominal.Vltliln the last cok nothlni
has changed hands at a hlKhur lltruro tliar
15,70 , and It would have to bu an extraordi
narlly cholco bunch of Moors for which on out-
uHlo quotation * 5.00-could bo reached. Mosi
of the trading for drogscd beef und shipping
fcorU was ut from W.40 to * 5.10 , while cows
and bulls \verotriidod In principally at frorc
12 to * 3.U6 , Very llttlo was done In stocken
and feeders. Calves wore dull and lower.
The ho market remained firm. I'oor and
common utook aid not show much strcuijUi
but for good to prime grades tlie average ot
talcs wan n fraction higher than for Monday ,
The bu t of tlio hear/wclghts wlU
7 IB nnnthorOTrn * n nMoon two of fijncy
i ortcd light at $7.20 , Thoic , liowover , wcro
mtaldo flguro < nnd should r.ot".bo considered
n estimating market value * . The provMllnR
irlcc * were from 10,85 to (7 for heavy and
iicdlum nnd fiom { U.oo to $7 10 for llcht.
hero wcro n number of sales of heavy and
icdluinnt from 17.05 to (7.U1 nnd of light at
7.15. Of hogs iretftlitng under 200 Ibs. there
vcro not enough to moot the demand.
lUero w-as 110 noteworthy change In the
lippp nmrkot. Receipts wore about the "unto
s for Mondnv and so was the clintnrtcr of the
emanil and the nngo of value . 1'rom $5.30
o$5,40 forcholcn natives and western mut-
ou sales ranged all along down to from $3.25
o J3.50 for poor MutT. 1'cw sales were noted
t butter than f-5.25 nud It was an exceedingly
IOOF article that had to sell below f3.60. I'rnm
3.75 to $4 bouelit most of thi1 otoi'k. Spring
ambs wt-ro salable nt from $1.60 to $7. Toxnns
vcro quoted nt from $3.25 tot.OO and natives
and westerns nt from $3.60 to J5.40.
Uecplpts : tliittlo , 6,600 head ; calve * . 1,500
lead ; hogs , 13,000 head ; sheep , 10,000 hoad.
The Hvonlng Journal reports :
UATTMJ Kecolpts , 0.000 licnd ; shipments ,
3,000 head ; market barely steady ; no prlmo
teors on sale : good natives , $5.2GS5.76 : mo-
lliini steers , $4.00jJ4.10 : Texas , 53.35a4.10.
lloos-Itecelpts , 1"000 head ; shipments ,
i.OOO head ; tlio market on prlmo heavy wns
\et\Kt prlmo light strong ; mixed and packers ,
G.503G.OO ; prlmo heavy and butchers'
Tplghts$7.00J47.15 ; light , i7.10ft7.20.
BitF.cr Uecelptn , 8,000 , head ; shipments ,
,000 hcndj market steady ; natives , } 4.00i
C15.G5 : Tcxans , $3.75514.50 ; westerns , $4.60ifi
4,75 ; lambs , $3.502,0.76.
IlccolpU nnil I > l po < ltlou of Stock.
Oniclal receipts and disposition of stock ns
hewn by the books of tlio Union Stock Yards
company for tlio twenty-four hours ending nt
5 o'clock p. in. , luno 12 , 1803 ;
IlECEttTS ,
IIISPOBITIOX.
11LTVEUS. CATTLE , 110(19.
'malm Packing Co 409
The ( I. II. Hammond Co , . 603 800
Swift A Co 451 310 C9
rho Cudahr Packing Co , . 783 3..MI
lamnionili ACo. . . zoo
Cleveland P. Z-J2
* SIUUMtllll > * Co * l * * * * * * *
Anglo Am , I.A 1' . Co. . , . 274
PnrKcrW. Co 2.14
Spcrry A 11 SU2
A * Mans , 141
H. llcckcr A Degen 141ro
Vansnnt A Carey
1.00 ItOlllFChllll 74
Chicago I' A 1 * Co 1007
I. 1-oblilnti. . 40
llotilr 1) . U. Co
Shippers and feeders 81
Total. . 2.227 C > ,7ttl
Kntmns City l.lxo stock Miirkrt.
KANSAS TITV , .Tuno 13-CATTi.n liccclpts ,
4,700 lipiul ; shipments 000 licud ; innr-
kot stroiiK to lOc hlKher for best heavy stock :
otliors wi-uk mid lower ; Toxim stours , $2.26 ©
4.30 ; shipping steers , J4.45ft5.GO ; nntlvo
cow , I1.90B.4.30 ; butcher sttx-U , $3.G ' 34.60 :
stockers mid feeders , t2.U5Ql.30 ; bulls nnil
inl\i'l2.00ffl3.50.
lions Kecolpts , 10,100 hcnd : shipments ,
- > 00 head ; the iniirkut AMIS GI&10V higher for
IlKl'ts ; huavlcsRtpiiilv tostronp , closlnswoiik ;
hulkot snlos , J0.6ryS0.70 ; hcavlt-s , JG.-1&KG.G5 ;
imckeiR0.5a3G.GO : mixed. fG.45ao.G5 ; llizlits ,
( G.55 < S0.80 ; porkort. , 0.76(3G.80 ( ; pigs , $5.50
( iiG.35.
SHEEP Hocdpts , 1,100 head ; shlpuicnts ,
4,000 head ; the mnrkat was steady to strotu ; .
St. IonU I.Iv Stock Market.
ST. Louis , June 13. OATTIE KocclpU , 8,000
lipad ; shlpmonti , 1,100 liciut : market qulot ;
native stuors , fair to K < xd , J4.00jl5 OO ; cows
lower ; To\as steers btroiiBer ; 1,400 Ibs , , J5.25 ;
no\tbcst. J3.90.
llotis Hpcolpts , 5,000 head ; shipments.
2.6OO head ; market opimcil stroncur , cloe l
easier : heavy , tG.GOaO.85 ; mixed , $0.4020.70 ;
llcht , } 0.60(8U.BO. (
HiiKKf Houoliits , 1,500 heart ; shipments ,
,500hi > nd ; market steady ; lumbs , $5.0O3i5.50 ;
natives , $1.00(24.HO. ( * .
Ncnv York lA\o Stock Mnrkot.
NEW Vonic , Juno 13. BEnvES Receipts
800 hond ; no trade of any Importance ;
lri"t iOl beef dull at 7'J9c ; shipments today ,
1,400 quarters ; tomorrow , 2.300 quarters.
Sitiii' : AND IiAMUS Heculpts , 3,200 head ;
very dull.
ox mi : SJIOOT.
They Create Terror In a. Kentucky Village ,
lint No T.lvcs Lost.
DANVILLE , Ky. , Juno in. James , Jeff ,
Nathan and Ilardwick Bold en , four des
perate characters , created a panic at
Shelby City , four miles south of here ,
yesterday afternoon and narrowly
escaped with their lives. They drove
through town in two buggies
and on their' first trip went
at a terrific rate , shouting
and shooting their pistols into the
liousea of the citizens. They went from
there to Junction City. Returning to
Shelby City , they resumed their bad be
havior and the marshal attempted to
halt them , but they ran over him. Ho
jumped up and shot at the buggies live
times. They continued through the
town , keeping up their shooting , and a
number of citizens along the street re
turned the fire. On their first trip they
fired into the yard of W. E. Grubbs ,
and ho awaited their return with
a shotgun loaded with buckshot.
When the first buggy reached his house
on the return trip ho raited his gun and
ordered a halt , but inbtead of halting
ono of the men shot at Mr. Grubbs at
short range , missing him , but coining
very near killing his llttlo son. Grubbs
then discharged both barrels of his gun
at the toughs. The men escaped , but it
is thought that ono or two of them were
injured. They are painters and have
recently worked in Louisville , where
their father now resides.
CVVLDX'X FIND Ills FAIIJU.
Chicago Mnn liny * West Virginia Land
Which Uoo Not Kxlst.
CHICAGO , Juno 13. James A. Bergen
and Horace McKay wcro arraigned be
fore Justice Scully yesterday , charged
with conspiracy and forgery. Mr.
Wheeler , who caused their arrest ,
alleges that they wore instrumental
in defrauding him out of $0,000
worth of real estate. Uo stated that hemet
mot the two men in September , 1892 ,
and that ho consummated a deal with
thorn in which ho traded three houses
and lots in Kansas City for a tract of
land consisting of 2,400 acres in West
Virginia. A short time after the exchange -
change Mr. Wheeler went to West Vir
ginia to look after his property , but was
utiablo to locate it. IIo returned to
Chicago and immediately swore out
warrants for the arrest of the two men.
The cases against them were continued
until Juno 2:2 : , in $1,000 bonds.
IVnnti Dr. Urave riot Free ,
DBNVCH , Juno U ! . After the continuance
of Dr. Graves' trial until the September
term of court and the continuance of tlio
ball of jao.OOO by Judge Burns yesterday
afternoon , judge Macxm stated thai ho
should not rest satisfied with the decision
nnd so a formal application for Dr. Graves
discharge from custody was made before
Judge Hums by Judge Macon ,
The reason alleged for the discharge li
that both the January and April terms of the
district court hero have passed without lr
Graves being tried , which Is contrary to
law. The court designates no clay upon
which the motion for discharge might bo
heard. It is stated that if Jukgu Huruu refuses
fuses the application then an effort will bo
inadu to have the doctor released on a wri
of habeas corpus , and BO Imvo tlio cuso carried
riod to the supreme court on that point.
Kelzoil an American J'lalilni ; Voxel.
HAIKAX , N. S. , Juno 13. Captain
Knowlton of the Canadian llbhinj ,
cruiser Valiant Boizod an American fish
ing vessel yesterday. Ho found the
Lewis II. Giles several mile
from the northeast shore of Capo Breton
preparing to shoot her mackerel seine
Captain Knowlton was in the lookout for
gome time and was ready to pounoo 01
his victim and captured the craft witl
thirty barrels of mackerel. The vosso
was towed into North Sydney , part o
the American crow previously having
been transferred to the cruiser. The
American vessel Grampus is at Kortl
Sydney watching in behalf of the United
States fishermen.
Ninety KzouMlool to Cl > lo go Durlnjr JUDO
via the Burlington route at very reduced
duced rates.
For particulars call on W. F , Valll ,
1324 Farnam street , Omaha.
II SAVORS OF FOUL PLAY
Suspicions Circumstances Surrounding the
Drowning of Two Women ,
STRANGE STORY OF THEIR ESCORTS
In. Mnrtln nnil Mri , Durham of Chlcnco
do for a Bull w.tli JnirpU Cnnl
ml I'etcr Knnkrr Only the
Men Keturiti
CHTCAOO , Juno in. Two women wore
Irowneil In Lake Michigan nt the two-
nllo crib oil Fourteenth street last
light , nnd pending tlio result of the in-
estimation , whioliviiseoiinnonccd today
> y the iiibtltutloii of a search for the
> odic3 , their escorts nro locked up ut fho
Cottage Grove avenue Btntion. The
Irowncd nro Mrs. Martin , n widow , nnd
Mrs. Durham. Tlio uion under arrest
are Joseph Caul nnd Peter Stinker.
The four were well acquainted nnd it is
Enid had often been out together. Last
evening they engaged n boat nnd rowed
out to the Fourteenth street orib. The
nen were accustomed to the use of oars
and there scorned to bo no danger , as tlio
Inko was not rough.
When the crib wns reached , all loft
, ho boat , rotnuining nn hour. It wns
, hcn decided to return to the city and
Caul untied the bout. Ho and Banker
issistcd Mrs. Durham to her sent , but as
Sirs. Mnrtln wns ready to stop In , the
> oat began to drift nwny. Tlio woman
xjcamo oxcitcd nnd started to jump into
tlio boat , but WIM stopped by the men ,
who told her to wnit a moment.
"We'll ' get e'osor , " said Caul , ns ho
was making an cITort to bring the boat
around. But Mrs. Martin did not heed
.ho admonition. " 1 will try anyway , "
she said ns she stopped back a few foot
rom the edge of the crib and mndo a
running jump. Her feet struck the
side of the boat and it instantly cap
sized. All four wore thrown into the
wator.
Both Caul and Zunkor are good swimmers -
mors , but before they could reach the
women they sank. The nion mndo
every effort to save their lives , but
could not , so they say. They wore ham-
iiored by the darkness , nnd ns soon ns
Lhoy could , righted the boat. A search
wns then made for the bodies , which
they thought might bo llouting , but
nftcr un hour's fruitless work they
rowed back to shore.
Upon their arrival they went at once
; o the Cottage Grove iivenuo station.
Lieutenant Henley heard their story
uid concluded to detain them until u
'urthor investigation can bo made.
Carried inn Onus In Sight.
K , Ind. , Juno 13. "Babo"
Hawkins came to this e'ty yesterday and
lemniuled that his bond bo reduced , his
nwycr , Judge T. B. Adams , claiming
that it wns excessive. Mr. Adams ad
vised him to curry his weapons openly ,
mil nil day ho went about carrying
M-O revolvers in hib hands. Late in
the evening his father came in in
i spring w.igon and "Babo" got in
with him. When ho mounted the boat
: io placed his revolvers on the beat in
front and took pains to exhibit them.
Justice Crnycraft refused to reduce the
wnd , application ! for which scorned sus
picious. Hawkins is n desperado of the
worst character and has terrorized tlio
county for years. Ho is under bond fern
n , murderous assault upon ono Magill.
IN CHILDREN
For over two ycarr my little girl's life
was made miserable by a case of Catarrh.
The discharge from the nose was large ,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became inflamed , the lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various reme
dies , I gave ner The first bet
tle seemed ' " tn f ' " *
disease , but the symptoms soon abated ,
and in a short time she was cured.
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