The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 9

I i 4 .1 i i i FA, i I ftlBHT OF WAY GRANTED. Telephone War Threatened In New Alfcany, Convict Taken From Jeffer-BonTille Much Wanted Elsewhere. At the rfulr semi-monthly meetlng tf. the New Albany Common Council st evening- all the members wer pres-nt except Mr. Poutch.

Mayor Arm-strong presided. A petition of Interest-4 property owners asking that the abandoned fir cistern at East Fourth and Oak streets be filled, was referred to tbs Committee on Well and Pumps. A communication from the Mayor of. New Baden. I1L, asking for relief for the cyclone sufferers of that place, was read, and It was decided to refer the matter to the Commercial Club.

The natter of paying to the City Weigher fees on all scale Uwiwu IuuhI wa re ferred. An ordinance granting to the Home. Telephone Company a right of way over the streets and alleys of the city the usual safeguards having been provided for. the company also agreeing tat maintain free of charge to the city even telephone boxes, waa inniii The company agrees to place the rate of ervlce ata 1150 per month for business bouses and SI. SO for residences.

A com munication from H. N. a I fiord, manager 01 me Ohio Valley Telephone Company. protesting agalltcf heat act Ion m.l an resting that his company was prepared so make very decided redactions in the coat of th. nervine it i on file.

A motion of Mr. NtwhouM to repair Spring street from to West ourth street was passed. Mayor and Fire Chief were au- 24011X01 1 1 SlUre-hAMA used In repairs and betterments to the niinn system, a petition of etti-sens of the North Bide asking that a Solletm.n Km eta im.j I. 1 1. am.

I'Jiwaj referred to the Superintendent of uw wun me recommendation that William Kewhouse was awarded the contract for the Improvement of an alley north ot Market and between Vln- CTimr street ana tne Monon railroad. Th. RdUil rxt lmm 1. h- w. I.

the meats sold In the markets were of a wholesome character, and that the dealers were complying with the law la Convict With Record. J. w. Fuller, alias B. Curtis, alias J.

W. Oodfrey and alias J. W. Bartholo mew, wtiose career as an adept forger ana crooK in general was some time ago related at lenxth In the crourirwrnrai eras taken from the JeffersonvUle prison yeneraay by Detectives Thomas rvmw ford and Gallagher, the first-named being the man who captured Holmes, the arch fiend. In order to comply with the In dians, taw mey took Fuller to Richmond.

Iron) Which dace he had been ant in eerve three years and six months, and from there they started last night for Phitedelphia. Maintaining his reputation for cunning. Fuller claims to be nearly blind and in- nlata nn kJn 11 Fuller la wanted in Pennsylvania, Jer- wr v-iiy ana Hooonen. ueteoave craw, ford stated Fuller defrauded- the -niiaoelphta Loan and Trust Company umiwiiai nmaeeir into tne conn' sawyer wo wnwq na represented the be wanted to Invest In real estate. 7 a Inrlin-awl th.

ateshewaw ttn I .1 ku. tne vans ana ne de-mated drafts to wquu ssnijunt or 3.zuo. laeae airntMl. out to te bogus, but tne discovery "was not another for 130a. had been cashed.

Moth. Ing more was heard oi Fuller until he artampted the same schemat SUohmond and was arrested. As to the alleged mystery concerning uiter, ii is a mrn. ni uvea in ixew York and his relatives are well-to-do. WtiUa he eras in Drtson his wife sent him fine underwear and silk socks.

He was regarded as about the smoothest man in tat .1 W(. i. where, several hours later. Warden Hert ran across him. Fuller says he is Inno cent of any wrong ooing in nuaaeipnia, JEFFERSONYILLE.

Marshal Oaither, "ef rort Fulten. itM- un Joan ox xor carrying a pwtoi. Peart Morran, the pitcher, leavee Thursday for Cairo to Join his ball team. irlll have an outing to-morrow at Arctic Springs. Mrs.

IX M. Coots, accompanied by Mies Xtateun. rtitM Bwur mwu oouaty. Kjr. ahe? Kohl, of Madlaoa.

was In the Mtv vaatardar. aecomnanUd by his Onin. a Madison lorrer. nnisned the XTiaon South yeatarday and sv clttsen. la thought te be fatally 111 ot heart trouble.

k.l lei e-es-sx. Ill Til Sir SB will eantaT bB SPCVU seaanfw -w- th TeUiiatioa on their property Santa Davidson's bicycle broke while he was descending a hill, and he was pain fully injure a. i v.1,1 lAAitlntr drua-triat of Cnftt tanoosa, is vlaitlog his brother, the Hon. a th. R.nilh.

lican County Central Coounlttee. left yes- faruay to Kticuu Louis Hartman died at Charlestown yeatardar of typhoid fever. He was years old. A alts and four children Mrs. Frank White leaves to-day for Madison to attend the wedding of Mrj.

jNattle Weoer enrw tvw Smith, of Syracuse, x. it a. ev.itieiaMf fryiwt 1T1 Hi- He was of the ma- avnd tnat a.pttnrarai A hore kicked Charlee Cox. a far en the I tlca pike, on tne loreneau. yu the caulks of the shoe struck Cox's eye.

vl.lnn nit be lost. Several Knla-hta Templars and Auditor Heaton ana ainer wumj Henryville thla afternoon to attend the 1 JLi th. lata rr. II. H.

FerKuaon. Mrs. A. wife of the agent of ha FannMV ivania tuiuruia laft tor Reading and Cheater. Pa-, on a sh.

I. by her children. -Several culprits were before Justice lt fined II tor playing oontx. Will Smith Will Nants and two Atgner boys were hned ior shooting oiraa. k.

rirlKtimn Kn unt rfitrW.t of Indiana began at Charletttown last evening. Thre 1, larxe attendance of delegates. The convention continues until Thursday evening. Mr, mien Cunningham, who Is sixty-one years old. fell throieh a cellar door, which collapsed.

Her wriat was lacerated and her waa wrenched. Mrs. Cunningham lives on Mulberry street, between Market and Front. Mlas Mary Cleaver, daughter of Valentine Cleaver, a and BDring sirre. iMtt.hiirah.

wlU be married at St. Anthony's church at a. m. tomorrow by the Rev. Father Neubauer.

AVusenderger and his parents are fcThe Board of Equalisation met yejter-day and will hold scion; daUy from am to 4 p. m. for twenty days. Auturt Bchlsmin Is ITe.Hent: Auditor H. K.

lieaton. Secretary: Treasurer A. Canter. Jrorae Badger and O. W.

Baiter. Judges. few Complaints were made, but it -County Assessor Schlamm has had his assistant: W. A. Morgan.

going throuxh fhS rert of mortgsges. for the purpose If ascertaining the number that had been Either Out oi mortgages. Aae.ae4X.4see 4 4a avg ranging In amounts from $S00 to IS.000. tmt 12a have been reported by the Assessors. Columbu.

II. Harrod. a member of the Scott county bar. will go to England soon to look after the Interests of tne stout hetra. In Scott and Jefferson counties, te sn estate In the county of Cornwall, said to te valued at wo.ooo.

isaee moot. father of Prof. W. C. Stout, of this city, is one ot tne neirs.

The Trustees of the Ohio Falls schools will maka no chanare In the teachers at Clarkarlile for next term. Oeonre Badger being again chosen aa Principal and Mteeea Marie Kalmbeeh and Cora Quard aa as- alstanta. A llvelv content In on for ap pointment as tescher of the Howard Park school. The applicants are Ed Sage, Mr. ecx and Clarence Allen.

Misses waraer and JUssls Miller. The action of the Commissioners. Just before sdioumlnr Saturday evening, in appointing J. M. Reynolds, colored, to succeed Janitor James Howell, a wblte Demo crat.

Is causing criticism. Numerous white men asked ror tne place, ana in. salary asked by Thomas Baa was tias teas per year than the sum Reynolds will receive 4 per month. No explanation was msde for turning down Bass. Howell yesterday refused to surrender the keys of the eourt-houae to Reynolds.

He says his contract tiorm not expire until September He will sue the county, he says. The Knla-hta Temnlsrs and Knlehts of Honor will ssalst In conducting the funeral services of the late Dr. H. H. Ferguson, ex-Treasurer of Clark county.

notice of whoa death at Henryvllle, ap-rared In reaterdav's Courier-Journal. The Rev. Mr. Jones will preach the sermon and the bodv will be laced in oi hia late residence, where a vault had been constructed under his supervlaion. ur.

'Tii w.a bora la Heorrvttle. Mar 2t IM1 and waa son of Col. Henry Fer guson, who was for many years Paymas ter Of the M. end 1. raurosa, ana wnv iait th.

tn.n of Henrvvllle. He re ceived his education at tne Bni Acia- eniy. Charlestown, and Hanover lol- lese. j-le waa graauatea irom in. Kentucky School of Medicine, and was made a surgeon In the array, with headquarters at Louisville.

Later he waa graduated from Rellevue Hospital College, New York. In 1STS ha waa elected County Treasurer. and retired from office In latd. The doctor belonged to the Christian church. He lravea a wife and the following children: Paul.

Moilie. Helen, Liilie and Thomas rergusoe. NEW ALBANY. The County Board of Review began yesterday their eighteen days' session. Klaanea Ward and Mlas Nellie Arm bmater are to be married June 24 at the Third Presbyterian church.

Miss Eva Matheny. a teacher In the public schools, leaves to-day for Vienna, to visit relatives. Laura Gruener qualified yesterday as administratrix of the eatate of Richard Oruenar. deceased, her bond having been nxed at ku.vuu. A decre.

of divorce has been granted Kmma West from Guy West on proof of failure to provide. Alfred D. Austin and Miss Bmma Run- dels are te be married to-morrow evening at the Second Presbyterian church. Th. funeral of Mrs.

Flora Staex. eae of the pioneers of New Albany, took place yesterday from Centenary M. K. church. Alice Wlble has been decreed a divorce from Charles Wlble.

in the Floyd Circuit on proof of cruel treatment. Dr. Breyfoxle. of this city, was at Portland. June In.

He ie making a tour of th Paciflo States la company with, the Hon. J. K. Boyd, of Omaha, ex- uovernor of Nebraska. A blase In an old stable on West street.

the property of Thomas Jackson, caused the alarm at an eariy aour yesteruay morning. Damage slight. The delegatee to the Christian Endeavor convention at Chart a leave for that place this afternoon at o'clock ever tne Xi. and U. JoseDh A.

James and H. K. Koelter have been elected delegates to the Su preme council, u. iv. ox ine rocsi Drtncn.

"i ne euprtnw council wui ant at Columbus. August 25. The Rev. H. C.

Cilppenger, pastor of Wesley ChapeL officiated last evening at the marriaga of hie brother in Evansvlue. Mrs. Josephine Kaiser left yesterday ror Charleston, W. to visit her daugn-tetv A commission composed of Magistrates Richards and Huckebr and Drs. Neat and Stewart held an Inqueat of lunacy vaster, day on Mlas Kthet Catley.

She waa declared to be of unsound mind, and waa recommended for admission to the Central Hospital for the Insane at Indianapolis for treatment. t-Thoau McCullech. Kvan Proeeev. Dr. Maxedon.

John rtewhousew B. A. Oulhert' son, Oeonre Strack. Charles Poutch, F. D.

Connor, M. M. Hurley. John Marsh. Louis Hartmaa and a score of other New Alba nians have, gone, te St.

Louis to attend the KepuDiicaa Rational convention. ElUah Horn bach, a farmer of Boone township. Harrison county, near Lacon la- fell from a self -binder while cutting wheat last Friday, and was so badly injured that he died before a man working In the same field could reach the place of the accident. His head was nearly severed from his body by the cutter bar. Dick Owens waa arrested by CapC simithwtck last evening for stealing a coat.

He will have a bearing to-day In Magis trate Richards" court. TOBACCO STATIONS. Weather Borean Win Receive Dally Reports of the Crop. J. O.

Sewell Appointed To the Late Oeoreo Buschemey-ers Place. The Weather Bureau at Washington notified the local official forecaster. Burke, yesterday that his request that the reports from the corn and wheat districts In the State Include tobacco had been granted. Mr. Burke made the request of the Washington officials at the suggestion of Secretary Shackleton.

of the Louisville ToDacoo juxenange, as was published some time ago. New sta tions will be estabiisnea at tne touowing towns: Henderson. Maysvllle. Lex Ins ton. Richmond.

Bardstown, Madtsonville and Owens boro. reports will be received from these stations dally and will be sent to all the tobacco head quarters in the city. Postmaster Weaver appointed J. O. Sewell Superintendent of the Money Order Department of the poet-office yesterday.

This position waa held by the late Oeorge W. Uuachemeyer, wno died last week. Mr. Sewell was cashier of the Money Order Department. His place will be rilled by Henry C.

Smith, book keeper for the late Falls City Bank. The Internal revenue collections yes terday were as iauowi: r. ia.i. whisky, I15.5S0.40; cigars, as.s; snuff, tobacco, S3.621.6fi; special tax. oiai.

i.i4.e. Ileal Instate Transfers. Yesterday's real estate transfers were reported by the Kentucky Title Company as follows: Wenxl Orthhober and wife to Joseph Ipaer. 23 feet, south side of Gallagher street. Vt feet west of Sixteenth.

l.6&x Beechmont Land Company to Robert B. Burdine, lot 23. block Beechmont. ta.S0u, James S. McCooi and wife to Martha J.

Onnn.llv. 20 feet, eaat side of Campbell street, between Kim and Beat-grass creak. tllKK John Conn to Joseph Waters. 50 acres, Brush Run. Jefferson county.

S3u0. George Kloler to Anna Mary H. el wig. S5 feet, north side of Fountain Ferry road. 55 feet east Of Thiny-Iourio street.

RniM Hoblltseil and wife to William M. Robinson. 5 feet, south aide of Madlaoa street, 244 feet east ot i nirir-ura. i.ss. MORTGAGES.

Franctaca and Anton Huber to Kentucky Title Company. 2a feet, north side of Market street. 156 feet eaat of Campbell. Joseph Ipser and wife to Louisville Trust Company. 25 feet, south side of Gallagher strut.

75 feet west of Sixteenth: 17 feet, north side of Market street. 72 feet east of Flovd. Edwsrd Burke and wife te Mechanics National Buliaing ana uwa riiion. 24 feet, west Bide of Pope street, 27S feet outh or Prospect. linhinian and wlfa to Mrs.

E. A. Polk. 26 feet, south side of Madison. street.

31 teei eas. at lann'n" ew THE COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 16, 1896. DOZEN TRUE BILLS.

Grand Jnry May Look Into tbe German-American Failure. Three Husbands and Two Wires Sue For Divorce. Ihe grand Jury.net yesterday, but adjourned without taking any action In regard to the pool rooms, it is understood that many of the witnesses sum moned were not present and that attachments for their appearance on Wednesday were Issued. The following report was submitted yesterday: Obtaining Money by False Pretenses George Burkhart; Paul ScHois, two cases; Charles Day. Grand Larceny and Obtaining Money by False Pretenses Charles Day; Oeorge Burkhart and Paul Sends, two Grand Larceny George Burkhart.

Paul Schoht, George W. Watson. Petit Larceny John Cosby. Setting Up a Game of Chuck-a-Luck Peter Parretto. Dismissed John Sbelton, alias George McElroy.

grand larceny; Grant Garner and Walter Gllmore. same. The grand Jury. It Is stated, may take hold of the German-American Title Company failure and investigate tne matter thoroughly. Petitions For uivoroe.

Suit for divorce was filed yesterday hv J. Bretx aaralnst Jennie Brets. the plaintiff charging Infidelity. They were married In Evansvllle In November. 1893.

W. E. Brown entered suit for divorce from Mary A. Brown. They were married in Danville.

Ky In July. 1892, end nlaintiff charees that his wife ahan doned him in September ot the same year. The defendant filed an answer. maklnsr a sreneral denial. Fred E.

Vannorman sued for divorce from Ella. Vannorman. charging lewd conduct on her part. She has, he says. left home and children.

They were married In April. 1889. and have two chll- dren. Cora King sued for divorce from JoseDh B. King on the ground or attan donment.

They were married In March. 1888. and have two children. A similar suit waa filed by Mary E. Ricks against jiapoieon xvtcaa.

Tb Criminal Ctoarfc. In the Criminal division yesterday J. 8. Hicks waa convicted of petit larceny and given four months at hard labor. James Whallen was given sixty days In the work-house on a like charge.

Eugene Logan, charged with malicious cutting, was acquitted. An Indictment charging John Cummlngs with grand larceny waa filed away. Edward Weisert. aged twenty-seven years, was adjudged Insane. His condition Is thought to be the result of the death of his wife and child and of troubles.

IX Pepper'e Salt. The $1,000 damage suit of C. C. Pep per against the Louisville Railway com nanv waa tried yesterday In the Com mon Pleas division. The nlaintiff com plained that he waa struck by an electrie car at Fifteenth and Grayson streets in October.

1895. The Jury awarded. Pep per ou. $10,000 Damage Suit. A suit for $10,00 damages waa filed yesterday by Jacob Becker against the Louisville Railway Company.

The plain tiff complains that In May he was run down 'and badly Injured by an electric car on Preston street. Cite Coar Docket. Malicious Cutting William Leight; June 19. Thomas Mcoermott; June is. J.

x. Gordon; June 18. Malicious Shootina W. Weather by: June 17. Isham Price; dismissed.

Andy Aewia; Assault with Intent to Rob Frank Wag ner: June 17. William Wagner: June 17. JUWUC-vuuh www. Suspected Felon Swift Scott; dismissed. Bailie King; six hours to leave town.

Breach of Peace Oeorge Sandford; SS. u.m! If Irk- Jim. li Will. lam Mitchem; 2a. James Davis; la.

Henry i i 1. fayne; a Aiwa iiwnu. eu. wuw McCoolough; to. John Cronan: dlamlssed.

Heory Todd; Sandy Bummers; June U. Luther Ewlng; SJU. Charlea Devlne; dismissed. Annie Field: June 20. Gladys May: June 2u.

Preeton Taylor; dismissed. Carrying Concealed and Deadly WeaponsJoe Kaelln; tH and ten days In Jail. Clay Robinson; 226 and ten days in work- Abusive Language William Owens; 210. John McNaity; 15. Frank Adams; dismissed.

Scott Pulllam: dismissed. Exposure ef Persoo Dick Hite; 220. Pat i Draok-Ik Few: dismissed. John Bar rows; dismissed staoei joruu, Babmltted Ci The following easee have been sent out to the several Judges: PHANCKRT DIVISION Ohio Valley Imp. Co.

3u11 Lents va Lenta; 7U2, Bonnell vs. Louisville Savings. Loan and Building Aaaociauon eu, uuh.uk u-toa vs. F. T.

and S. V. 23922. Larkln vs. McElvogue; 743a, Mueller va Mlnett; auol.

Knight vs. Brotherhood of Painters. etcV: 4. Franklin Insurance Co. vs.

Stafford; 9126. Falls City -Art. Stone Co. vs. Waller; 8330 Demling va Demling; 9438.

Merrltt vs. Field; Rose vs. Spark; S4U Kuhn va Kuhn; 9970. Tread well vs. Tread weU; 10087, Krekow vs.

Krekow; 10175. Burro vs. Sawyer; 102U. Huck vs. a.Li.k.l.

N.fUl! 43215, Dlckerson vs. Dickerson. Cases sub. milted and out ot oince; as em. ui tea.

nAwrV PI.KAS DIVISION oity; 7fi8. Hexan Mantel Co. va Louisville Coffin 8668, Cosine va. loulsvllla Kail-way sliO, Smith va. Louiavllle Bridge and iron ul; vouv mu, Morton vs.

Sexton: 9S3, Busch vs. Slmnu; elty Works; 10131. Suter vs. Kosenfleld Broa Co. Cases submitted and out of oince; ova, wmi.

worn, ww. LAW AND EQUITY DIVISION. 4KSt Lea va. Lee: 70u2. F.

T. and S. V. Co. va Schnelderhahn: 7fi67, Four-mile Land and Coal Co.

va Biuaner: ustn, urxe vs. Malay; 90ZZ, onderaona vs. leutonia in xuranna 92S2. Weaterman va Gehrlnx Rudd va Krleger; 1007u, Maloney va L. and N.

Railroad Co. Cases submitted and out of omce: aus, Tie. 4n v. v. Court Paragrapha.

A. Lederman sued George Pa bat on uwnunt for 2303.90. W. Weber sued Marshall Fog and others on a note tor oi.a. Suit for 8230, claimed on account.

was by Cyrus McCracken against S. W. A petition for the sale of certain land was filed by W. S. Bell, guardian of RelL and others.

Suit for 8530 damages was filed by Jacob Baker against vams jnjpuiu. in Case grows OUt Ot a real auu ucai. m.e in. nf 3. W.

Carr and J. M. Berry, leaving tb.elr estates lo their respective families, were probated yesterday. Xh breach of promise suit of Maud Sturgeon against Dr. Samuel Weatherby was passed in the Common Pleas division until Wednesday morning.

The case of Florence McKildren vs. Ella McKildren. to set aside an assignment of a 82.000- Insurance policy, was heard and submitted In the Law and Acuity division jeaisriajr. i FINANCIAL AHO COMMERCIAL liOIETARY. Monday Kvenlns.

Jane 1A Halls ware Urea. sad several banks reported a better eesaaad for Isdepesdent of tbe nsoal Monday Bsve- It would be omeaaeaotole te aspect sa tsapravasaant here before the battsr fasting la New York bad trees Isdleatloas ef psiwiaa.nee. bat. there la certainly a ace' of hoperelaess that Is reassurtag. Xastara eschaace Is don at HgUBo araaBlaas par tl.00.

Tbe Cleartag-ltouae report to-day was ss fol- Days elearlag ft la There was a better feeling la the sseoiity mar ket ssd purchasers are new ossalfesuag a wiU- Ingseas to' buy at tbe prevailing low prices. Quit, somber of orders were on the BBarket tad some salsa ware reported aa follow. rr.sn U. and N. mined 4s.

It tlO.anO Soothers Railway ts tX.te Ixnilsville Railway U.UU LouisvUie Hallway is .101 Hhvrt lAnm seeon1s novfe If sharea N. O. Traetloa earn 11 ihun Loalsvllla Railway 4 40 shares Louisville Railway eora 4) aharea LsuisvlUe Railway 4S shares UMiiavUlo Railway pref And latarsot. The New Tors; yiaaader baa the folknrmg te say of the bank staxameat at last Barardayt "The withdrawal of two millions la sold for export by Baturdays steamers was not Included la the current statement, and the gala la cask net a fair sstliaata. The statement la a aasasejre, the eoadltloas prevail ing during the week, sad the larse deeraaae loans, amounting to redacts tbe Hurry In Stock Exchange buslneas ot several days stnee.

It la noticeable that money rates displayed a temporary hardness art ax the last two oaya of the past week, and this fact bears oat the aaramptloa that the banks were tod te eontract their loans for the reasos mentioned. "Otherwise the statement makes no showing of slsniflcanoa. Interior remittances continue la saa.f and the only onset, that of repayment of loans by depository banks, will soon be at end, since the banks are sow angagad in turning over to the Treasury the last four and a half millions they had remainlns la vault. STOCKS AND BONDS. NEW YORK STOCK TCXCHAMQK.

New June IS. Money on call nrmsr at 2e par last loan at elosed at 2rs4, Prime saarcantlle paper ttiSVfc per cent. Starting exeaease eaater, with actual business la bankers blila at t.tt44.H for demand and KITy.w4.l7H for sixty says; posted rates t4.Sst9 4.I2H and 24.ritJ4.ttH: commercial Mils X.SHi. Bar sllvar (So. BUver oartincatsn 0Xe.

Oovernmeat bonds- strong State bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong. Petroleaaa atrons; Pens- sylvan la erode, July opUoa strong at tLSli; Ohio crude tSe bid. The total sales of stocks to-eay- were iaoludlag the foUowlnx: Amerloaa To- 4.204; tmarlcsn Susar 17. too Burltnstoa and Qulncy U.S90; CTntcaso Oaa Electrie 2.400; Louisville and Nashville 10.1000; Missouri Paolns Reek Island 1.7; St.

Paul Tenaeseee Goal and boa Bouth- era Railroad preferred Strength. Increaauig rrsdaally aa the day wore on and culminating la positive buoyancy, characterised the share speaulatloa to-day. The volume of tiuslims waa larse compared with recent avereaea and the deal tnae were nsasuslly wall distributed, althoush Suaar and St. Paul shadowed any other- Individual stocks la extent of trading. The initial stimulus to the market was received from lindon.

whence general vaneee the prices of Amarlcaa stocks were i ported, and from the execution of liberal trace buying la this market for foreign account. Tbe purr hi en extended to the usually leas act ive securities. The specialties attained conoid-. rable prominence la the naallnsy while the rail way aharea received a fuU measure of attention. Thia fact waa tesarded aa decidedly especially as the htsh-prtced properties were la favor.

The market showed the reappearance of adroit bull leadership la tne regulation specu lative stocks. Realising sales oa a larxe scale were noted at Intarvaia, but the otrensth of the market waa unimpaired and the highest flgures of the day were recorded at the alesa. ossMnwd tbe leadership at the market la reapMt, and alihoosh transections Injhe stock. ie UTiunn ox par COL, rose Wltn-i asught fracUoel of Saturday's closing flganv The Coslem slse. developed ognomlve the rsportod unproved trade euUook.

Itoka-j wanna advanced 2HI DaUwera and Hudaoa 14: New Jersey Central 1H. and Reading 1H The last stock was dealt la paid, and touching 11. by a rise of tH Metropolitaa- traction heeded the usually inactive class with-a gala of per east. The Oiaagers sad South westerns were la good eemand, but the manipu lation in these was discernible. Favorable stress was also laid upon ssoderate activity la the Van- dernuta and aeerasd teprovemaata of a point.

Rubber common and preferred were no labia exceptions te the general strength and receded lVle, Per cant. reapecUvoiy oa a revival ot the rumors of haponrtlng atrons onpcaitlon. The advances In the seneral market ranked fi te 2 per with the reus ere figuring 11H er the last la Bur Una ten. for Bonds ware decidedly strane. with quite a numoer or mmi traded law were dealt la second assessment paid and scored substantia tmprovementa.

The agsregate sales ware ti.7et.ssl. The principal gains were: Brook lyn JUevated Anus l4; Union Elevated t4; Ohio Southera firsts. Oresoa Improvement firsts, Kris genarala. Louisville and New A1-. baay Avon sad Reading gats sad second income 1H end do thirds IV.

per cent. uovernment bonds ware stress: and hlcher, with the new 4s rising to 117S4, The satea were Silver certiflcaUs held steady oa transactions of at m. A Irfindon neliUpieia aaya: "The stock mar ket to-day waa quiet but stress, the features be-) tag the boom la copper and copper-mine aharea sad a further recovery In Americana, Anaconda vaa freely dealt la at TH. and Hie Tint, and other mines were, largely bought from iaria. Americana rose sharply on the proapecta indi cative of a sound-money piank in the platform of the National Republioaa cenveatloa at Bb Louia Kriea ware especially good.

Americana dosed very strong la the street. Argen mas and new Urusuyaa toaa for a State bank la expect ed shortly. Tbe. Paris bourse was tally goad. notwithstanding that the voting la tbe Chamber of Deputlea la lardy la favor of a tax oa rentes.

The Berlin market was steady. A new Roumanian loan of M.UM.000 franca is expected to be issued soua in r-ana and uerMa." OOVERNMENT BONDeV United States new fours, ......11 Do coupon llfii Do fives, ...11" ve I Jo fives, coupon lo roura. Do fours, Do twos. iHSe. Fauna sixes of '07 lurva BONDS.

Ahv. Class ...1" Do Class 1 Do Class Do Currency ..1 La. new oonaol Missouri sixes l' Carolina Do fours ltd S. C. non-fund 1 Tenn.

new set 04 Do Do old 4a. Va. Centuries UH Do' deferred 4 O. H. A 8.

A. Do 7s 7H ri. et i tj. ss I'm Do elsrs .104 M. K.

T. let (3V. i second ae Matual L'aloa 4a 111 N. J. C.

s. is 11H North. Pec lo seconds Do thirds 7 Nurtbw. Tmn. fl 4t.

-km u. a v. ts Atohlson fours i4 St. P. eonsoi -lit ml' Itn Cu.

8a. Ms lmtalatU. A I. M. a.

ts. 74 N. aniaed T7 St.L. A S.F. s.

Bo. fives i Tex. Pae. M4 Cea. Pac lets.

Do seconds 21 4 D. A R. O. U. P.

Uta of Do fours 01 W. Shore fours. Erie seconds wis lix. M. STOCKS.

Atchison 1H Do preferred 1 Adama Ex. 140 Alton A T. H. 5 American Ex. N.

T. Central OT IX. Y. and N. )H lOnt.

and 14 Bale and is Canada Pacific 42 Can. Southern 644 Central Paciflo 14 rhea. and Ohio 14H Chicago A J3 C. B. and Chlceso Gea SH Consolidated Oaa c.

C. 4 8L U. ore. Imp. 4 jreson nav.

it H. B. 4 TJ. 0 Pacific Mall St D. and Kv lVa fltlsMirgn lu Pullman Palace 137 Readlna UT4) kio u.

l. Do oreferred 41 Col. Coal and Iron. 1H Cotton Oil 124 Rock Island .71 St. Paul 7e DeL and Hudson.

Lack. Do preferred l4 mt. p. and 44H R. O.

srex. "uo prererrea iz and r. 14 Southern Pacific 1H TCrie Ren. Do lets pref Tenn. C.

and Jf-a Do lis pVrf. tlV, Texas Pacific 7H Fort Wsrne 1 T. and O. C. 0 Orest N.th.

Vsioa Pacific and E. III. Prat. St V. a Express 40 HocVlns 1JH JU.

TH Illlnoig Central Do pnferred 1H at P. and Duhrth. xt wena rarxo BJt Kaa. and Tex. pref.

15 western Unloa Ie lske Erie A West- 1 W. and UK. I no nrrferred 71 Do preferred 04 1 Minn, and St tVad Trust 24.lDen, and cent. scenes waa ormsptcuoas cant, ever the last recorded sale. Leulsv.

and Nashv. Sl Loatev. and N. 0 Msnaattan Con 1044 M.mpeils A It Xlohicaa Central 04 Missouri Paciflo 234 Mobile and XX Keen, and 40 National 44 Do preferred 10H H. 1.

Central 107 Nor. West. 11 lien. EWetrle NatI t4nesid 17H Cot. Fuel and DO WVt fllTwU T.

St. 4 K. 4H Do preferred 14 sootnera My. au Do preferred 2H Tobacco SiVj Do preferred OT Amer. T.

A Olta. Com. Cable ltd North Aaser. Co. tu.

Amer. Sugar pref.ios. V. S. Oord.

IT. B. Leather pref. 3H IT. 8.

lt, De preferred TO Northern Pmeific 4 JO prererree 14" U. D. and a 1 Northwesters NEW YOKE EXCHANGE. Chicago. TOo premium.

St. Leota. 44e premium bid; Tea asked. Memphis. tLM premluaa.

CinelnsaH. 0047ee pieiiiliiiii. Nei yOREiaN VTNANCIAI. London. June IS.

Closing: Consols for 112 lt-14; do for the account ill 1-lf Canadian Paclne 414; Erie 4H: do aaeoads 0TH: IlUaots Central iaHl Mexican ordinary UH: St. Paul comma 7TrS; New York Central 00; Feansyl-vaaia oh; Reeding tH; Mexieaa Central sew 4s T2. Bar silver 7-ltd per ounce. Money H0H per cent. The rate of discount the open mar ket for both snort and three months bills 11-ltO per cent.

The amount of bullion gone law the Bank of England oa balance to-day is Paris. June It. Three par cent, rentes lslf TTHe for Usist FINANCIAL. STOCKS BOUGHT -SOLD AND TtJi' GREEN BONDS S4 W. Mala Btm, Leaisville.

Ky. Large and small investors eaa get 6 AND SAFET Y. Our Louisville Real Eatate First-mortgage bonds are better thaa Oovamment Honda Title and Interest guaranteed. KNTTJCKY TRT78T Bull Blocs. SMM-theevst comer firth and Market sts.

J. a. UsXOEjaaJt, rVea. J. W.

NICHOLS. Cash. OY. J. THOMAS.

Vice Proa Foarmcrs and Drovers' Bank Of LOUISVILLE, 333 W. ivlarltet Street. BUIECTORS: W. 14. HaMesaaw.

Prae. gktTeeeks M. Peine. i B. Ossr, Bennett H.

Yeaarfa J. w. Nictaels. W. J.

TTseesas. H. Lewis. HOIIISTEEcABCOCir 17 419 BHOAD ST NCWYORK, DEAL IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES AND gXEOUTg OKDrOt AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ESTABLISHED U7S.

V.L LYONS CO. Stocks. Bonds, Grain. Provisions AND COTTON. Local Secnritiee Beutvht sad Sold.

Exclusive rlvats wires te all points. Including Denver. Clippie Creek and Colorado Springs. Also hrag-dtslasoo telephone connactlona. H.

W. Cor. 2d ml Main, Lonisillla, Kj. Baas ef O. eeirn.

arTOC H. OKA 14,1 HO VIHIO.VH, COTfOV Bii raise! nest Urals, rera. t4 ear et. li let.ae wire. flSHER 222 W.

Main. BONDS AND STOCKS Almstedt Brothers Ununw. Aa gUfsreaooe by pei missinai ndellty Trust Co. Columbia Flaaaoe and Trust Cev W. G.

OSBORNE tS Stock east Beam Brekers. C04 West Mtis Street. a boy end sell seewrttles and teegettate Traoe in new sera atnes ucnura IIOYEUENT OF LEADING ARTICLES. Louisvills Board of. Trade.

June IS. 1W4. Itovement of leading articles sv rail ana nver during the past twentr-xour noura era Reed I Shlpdn ReodlShipd ARTICLES. less. una.

I4.2D0I 4S.44S le. BagXlhS. iba. Koou, shoes, oases. Ins.

sj 1.2S 14i 417 2X.OS4 4 10, Ms 1.0ei H.7M 1.20 zeni ss. 20,44 Umta: Cotton, bales 1 Mlil Flour, bote. furniture, lbs. suei 1.7 12.Je L17" Si.snui O.tsi Mait, busuela suu 1.2101 "k'itto Oct ldt.47S Ijeia. easneie Rye.

busnels Vt'heal, bustaela Hardware, pltaa. Macon. Iba. Hems. lbs.

Lard, lha. Iron, pig, lueather, Iba. X.UMU1 WW). e.oii 14 1.03 477 rrs 2S.74ailOt.260l 4.KU I euoi ss.su. aui i 4JO ii.

ml 3M 204 27 2U naus, aras Apples, OniiAA. Loll 4i I U0 42i)i Seed, grass and clo t.ostl ver, lbs. Boap. Iba. Sugar, obis.

Tobacco, leaf, hhda Tobacco, Iba Wblakr, bbla. Wooi. lbs. t.oej 4001 2. en S.SHS 24 411 6121 S74j S.44J 140.O4MI L0 10 140.

HOI 2771 1.1471 4i Se4 KM IIARIETS DAILY REVIEW. (Unless otherwise speclfled. as In the case of nraduoa. eux. handled by commission men or greoors without charge, these aaotaUoes repre.

sent the prices charged by wholesale dealers of this city. Produce quotations represent tbe prices cnarged or shlppsrs. BUTT KB Country ordinary oese; medium Te pee. lb. 5 choice OtrOct creamery lOtslec; Klgina lie BKAN BWNorthern band -picked S00e per Indiana beans t-titoc BKE8WAX We quote at 20SHe.

CIIRUHB Hrw Tork Cheddars 11c; Western cheddaa 10c; full cream flats and twins He; akin, goods 0a. CCrKiua Washed Csrarrao a2Jc; unwashed no tegioa! Qastemsia UnwSle; Maracalbo 1049 10Vct Lacuayra 17wUc; Java 6lc: Moctu tl kM. linen Rica aa foliowsi fancy 22c; choice lwt21ws; prime Ul0Vtc: soud ISwtfVke; ordinary l7w17ajo; eommon IMs.Uwa. Raast Ar. buckle Zl-Mc, less rebate.

IRIELD 'RUIT Quotations are nominal for mr- We quote: Appiee. sun-dried, new 14 w2e; bright. Iere cut MXao; evaporated 4M9 Msc; peaches, sun-dried halvea 14 Uu- EOGs-We quota at Te par doasa oa arrival. Oulnea eggs half prtoa. rgxThBlul We quote prime white goose at 40e per gray tgaosc: mixed KOci eld 20 d44c; dark sad mixed old goose lt20e; duok riLJ SJSEI Timothy SLW; elever 24.et; crimson clover 2i Muesraaa.

fancy 4ici extra daaa tee; ore hard grass 11. XI; red top 7c; yellow onion seta U.M per ttusnel: white Ot-eO per hasnel; Oermaa millet rLOUR We quote i Minnesota spring patents 24.tvT4J0 per barrel: choice winter patents at K2e44.M; plala pateaU 2494.24; straight tLTiO faintly 22.24; low gTadee 21; rye Soot Ct-2s; hoi ted meal tee, The market is dull, but Is expected te advaaca. rORBUOM AXI PACIFIC DRIED We quote: Currants, per 4e for new; rai-alna. Ioodoa layers, per box, tl.lt)1.20; Sultaaa raiatns UUc; loose muscatels te-In, boxes tw4e; srunsa. California, new s40c; psscbao 7 eras; pears Oc: age in layers 10wlV; apricots 11 OlOei TPerstaa da tee 0H4e; Fard dates tw4e.

jrCRS Market nominal. FRUIT JARs Wo quote: Masoa'o eesaplets sacked In donee cases, pints 24.TS; quarts 17; to per gross, raurra lfissina limano n.U44 per boa-; oe. Caiiforaia 44 per bos; Miasms per box; beninso TfcoCILiO per baacb; pineappieo per eoaea; strawbsrrles UMt per 24-euart case; red raspberries U.SO0 per 24-aaart ease: black S3; blacOberrlea 42 per case; dewberries txte per caae; Hums gnias pssches 21422 per boahel; goer cherries MtKM per standi California cberiiea 2Li04y2 per box; California aprt-eota tt-St par crate; watermelons txe0 per too. HAT We quote te snippers: Western hay 014 40U oa track la IoramrUle; Ne. I river Mwl4.s0; Ne.

2 rtver 21212.i0. This is for bated bay oa the levee; hay Cross store tig per ton higher. Straw 04. KIDKg AMD SKINS We quote assorted lots: Dry Slat. No.

1 10He; No. 2 Oo; dry oaltsd. No, 2 so; Ma OS; dry kip sad calf Oa; ansa salted. Nov 2 No. 2 4c; kip ssd calf Se; shsspstrlns.

butchers etgioc; oountry oklns 0tMc; shoo rings, dry So; greea Uc: Ismholrlno Uw2oo: round lots of beef bides, greea tfee; round lota, dry OwleHe. UHI AND PLsOTER-Liana per barrel OOo; cement 724t0lo per barrel: piaster of parts. New. ark 22 per barrel; Michigan 2L20 par barrel; Blaster salr 222ee. MILL OFF Ale We quote Is ear lots: Ursa HI; sheets tU; shlpntug tit: dried dlsiiUers slops 14 la car lots and la bulk.

Pticao axe tt per ton extra la bags. MOLASSES AND 8TRTJP9 Corn syrup ISO lee; sorghum lS4J2Sa: New Orleans O. sT. Mt) 7e; ears me Me; New Orleans oemtrifugale OJn. NUTS We quote iislsrs prleea as foUowsi Almonds 12a per lb.

filberts Oc; Naples walnata IlOlte; French 10o; BrasU nuts 2a; peanuts, fane Virginia rHe: chslos Vlrxtnla 4o: psneno SO ISO ceoeanuu 10.60 per 100; mtxed nuta 10c QILtV We quote as follows: Castor. Na. 2 00w Ms per gallon; No. 2 74c; linseed lower; raw 27e and boiled 20c; S-bbL tots and over 10 less; lard ell, winter strained 41c; extra No. 2 40o; No.

2 00a: No. 2 Uc: gssollne. 00 dsgissa. 1m; stove sssollna so; straits oU Mo; black oils 7roi golden machinery Uglle: extra gotdea lubricator 20c; dlsmond cylinder 27c; cotton eeed oil. refined 2041220 per galloa; nilners eU.

whfte 2ZO 2te par galloa; coal oU lower; Kentucky tost Ttec; water white. ISO degress. SVec; hsert light, ITS degrees. 014c; flte proof loo; radiant 4 Sa; turpentine Me per galloa, FAINTS AND COLORS Ws quote strictly aura white and rod lead at t4e per leas 2 per ceaC discount for cosh. Coiors Venetian red lqUHe; yellow echre per lb.

POULTKT-We quote hens at 4c: young ducks I24u12c; tXTStt2 par dozen: spring chickens Off Me per lb. The market Is atieeerer. BOOTS We quote: Clean ginseng. Kentucky snd Indiana. 22.4002.00 per yellow root 1340 tOo; May apple 2c; blood root 2c; Virginia snake root Uc; Seneca snake root 23X4c; pink root Ue; lady slipper to.

Ieaiera do not want ginseng spilt and strung- or aa washed before dried. SALT We quote delivered la dray-load lotst Ohio river T-bu. boL. 0So: 240-lh. bbL 72c; Michigan T-be.

bbL tl.ll: 200-lb. bbL ttStte. Old and Inferior quality of salt and cooperage 10s leas par barrel thaa the above; dark coopers ge te less. allowSo. VEQKT ABIDES Old homo grees potatoes ISO too par barrel; Northern tl; new home-growa O.S0w2 per barrel; new toulalass 22.S0 par barrel; otnons 4202.14 par barrel; hems aroara 40.60421.74 per barrel; cabbage 41 per ew turnips 12 Vie pee doaan; Florida toma toes 41.7102 par crate; Tennessee tomatoso, 1-2 boxes.

Ut4i)c: cauliflower 21fL2S par basket; encumbers ISVtSe per doses; home grown radishes loo per aosea bunches: new greea beans SOe par bushel; peas ti.2S4lLM par bnshnl; greea com WINDOW QLASS We quote B. S. 70 and 10 per cent, eg lint; D. S. 70 and 10 par cent.

off. list. WOOL-We quote: Clear wool llVtOlto per burry teiin; black 11612 Vc; cleaa whtu ashed Iteito; cleaa black washed liffioe. REFINED SUGAR PRICES. fThese terms are for delivery in IouisvUle; te other points freight must be added.) Cut loaf.

I.7t Crashed s.70 Powdered rHandard. granulated .4.27 Fine granulated 4. IT Extra fine Cubes ..............4.41 XXXX powdered ..4.44 Jaoid A. Diamond confeotionery .6.17 Confectionery standard A. fc-H No.

1 Columbia A 4.70 No. 2 Windsor A m. No. 2 Ridgewood 4.71 No. 4 Phoenix No.

iunwri ......4.42 NO. 4. st No. No. 4.41 No.

4. 2JtB lsT NX It 04tMO444llOM00e4IOO4OtMO4lwew NtTtw It m.ssseeseeOM44et4 sii 11 No. it .4 ie ISO. 14 s4t44444MM44l444OO044444l4tle. i No.

IS II New Orleans opes kettle 4 Sic; do ciarlfled a. These prices west into effect Jane 12. MERCHANT IRON AND HARDWAR7S. IRON BARS tl.50Ol.4e. SOOT STEEL tl.7w2.

SWEDISH BARS Base olses t404a per lb. MORnJB SHOES Burdens' 44.Mwl.7l; Juniata SttyS-10. SHEET Noa. 10 and 12 43 per 100 Iba Nee. and It 42.24; Noa.

II and 22.40; Noa. 22 and II-j; No. 42.40; No. 27 42.74. HORSE SHOE NAILS No.

lOwiSa. ss te quality. WIRE Ne. galvaaised 22.24; galvanised barbed 22.7S. NAILS-Cut I2.004i.4 rata; wire tl 7(412.

rata for good aasurtmsnu THE PROVISION MARKET. ME88 PORK IS per barrel. HAMS Choice sugar-cured, light and spselol care to medium OHCrso. BAOuN Clear rib sides 4c; regular clear aides two packed: breakfast bacon TVsOtttc; sugar-cured shoulders 444ec; bacon, extra 44c BULK MEATS Ribs 444c; regular dear 4c; extra short 4Ke. luARD Prime stsam la Uerees 414s: choice leaf In tierces Site; la firkins S)e; pars Mat lard la Uerees 4c DRIED BEEF All tnaldea Me.

THE GRAIN MARKET. WHEAT 2 red and lansberry 42He; No. 2 red and longberry 4wec; rejected 20100 leas ea toVwkst 13 teawaxW OATS No. 2 mixed 20He; No. 2 wblte 22ae.

CORN Mixed 20c; white 20c. RTE 42a. These are the prices paid by dealers, who re tail te cue lamer at 100 more per bushel. THE COTTON MARKET. We quote: Oood middling TUjo; middling TWO.

LEAF TOBACCO. PADCCAH TOBACCO MARKET. Messrs. T. H.

Puryear Co. write as follows concerning the Paducah market, under data ot una 12, UN: 'Receipts for week 417 hhdo; received January I offerings for week Out; for year net sales for week 247; for year 4.714. "Quality was about as last weak little poorer la general, bat the market showed rather more life and prices were stronger, ex cept foe tbe very commonest sorts. Weather the last sw days has been decidedly cool and dry. Ing.

'-Quotations: Common dark lags tlfM.SO; me dlum, do good an tX. 2442X74; low dark loaf I2.se4l.e0; common do 22.s42; nardii t-600 good do 4412." LIVE STOCK UAfiKETS. LOUISVILLE. Jteported by tbe Louisville Live Stack Ex- 1 tit LfOUlsvlue. June IS.

Cattle Receipts of cattle numbered isv nana ana were ot arou quenvy. The market was steady under a good local demand and a few shipping orders. Prices were film at last week's figures tor moat gradea. Shipping cattle showed about Ma advance. Bulls i mw were dull and nricea for the former were weak.

All oaeriog found takers by the close. I mm MruOw mIm. tmmmAW SVSa taJWa and moved slowly under aa Inactive em ind, Ne Change la prices was reporteo. Hogs Receipts wore 2.020 bead of good quality. Under sluggish demand the supply sold slowly te local butchers.

LJgnta, wmcn were in best request, and mediums showed no ehsnge la prices. Heavies sleekened about So. At the close all were sold. Sheep and Lambs Tbe run ef sheep and lambs i 'nt heed of common stuff. The mar ket was active for good lambs, which wore la request for shipment, but slew) for other grades.

Top sheep declined Its. but other gradea showed ne change from last week's ngurea. Oood clearance was made. QUOTATIONS. Cattle Extra shipping 22 T04f 2 44 Light shipping.

Heat butecera. ouui 19 to good 1 Ie Common TtoTmedlum butchers IhtflM rough steacs. pww oaws and scalawags. yyw ee Qg4 to extra a 'w is ta Blockers. Bulla.

Veal calves. T6W 0 40 2 Sew 1 ue 2 eo-d 71 ISI 7S Milch eeeeeeeeee www Fair to good. UeVtoetO Haas Choice and butrhsrs. Lit to sue ids. is Fair to good pecking.

10 to ttS 2 144) 2 14 Oood to extra light. MO te IM I 20 Fat shoata. 120 to ISO lha 2 24 Fat shoals, too te 1X1 Iba. 2 240 20 Rougha. IJO to 400 lbs 2 See) 2 IS sns.s ana s-eeey se Fair to auod I VKIt I Common lo ssedl am 1 loo 1 ot Bucka.

1 2 Kxtra sarins lambs 0 7 4 00 Fair to good spring; 4 ed 4 fd Medium butcber lemos. 2 0040 2 Tail-ends ev calle 2 000) 2 SS CHICAGO. release. June Ik Cattle Pr4t.o were steady far all desirable stehn ssd stronger for choice Iota There was a very rood demand for the nshf kind at cattle, and dressed beet and ship ping steers moved on? rather briskly oa the basta of I2.404M.SO for common to extra, witn tne greater part of tbe sales at 42 tO4.l5. lockers and fs.Osra were duU and one he need.

Butcher lock waa In good demand end fat cows and heifers were firmer, but canning cattle were ne better. Calves were active and nnn. with a luxated supply oa the market. Texas cattle were In rood supply and In the usual fair dewiand at unchanged prleea. Hoes To-aajr'o bis run had a tendency to weaken the market and prince drooped about So.

At the reduced figures goad busiaese waa done, ecwinion to chosoo heavy hogs selling at t2.IS4XM; mixed and medium weights at tSftt li; light at 2.12.42H. and pies st 4X.7Kw2.SS. The bulk of boss sold at 4X.lstu.20. Hbeee There waa a very good demand for deatrabie nocks snd prices for ouch were steady, but i mow in gradeo were dull and weak. Saiea were oa a basis of tt-404j4 for good te prime native sheep, tl.7Sw2.tt for Inferior te fair, tt.20w2.40 for fair te rood Tessas, 44.504) lli for good te choice spring lambs and t24i.24 for eullls ta good lota.

Receipts Cattle 14.000 head: hose 42.00; sheep 14.0UO. NEW TORK. New Tork, June 12. Beeves Receipts 4.02 head; market steady; native steers stackers t4.40eM.44; oxen t34: buile tXtvttLOS. European cahlea quote American steers at it MM dressed weight; refrigerator beef at Calves Itecelpts 4.70 bead; market lower: poor to choice veala tltM-ue: buttermilk calves 22.404) 2.

riheep snd Lambs Receipts It, OKI head; sheep steady; lambs opened stesdy and cioeid lower: sheep, poor to prime S2.ti44: lambs, common te choice 4XT44yi.a. lines Receipts 11,644 head; market sealer at t2.404eX.4e. KANSAS CITT. Kansas City. June 14.

Cattle Receipts 4.000 bead; ohlptnento 700; heavy grades weak and alow; median steady; Texas steers 22.46492.40; Texas cow. beef steers 1104.06; native eowa II eeert stoekers and feedere U.444t.M bulls tltrt.7i. Hogs Receipts 4.700 head: shipments sue; mar set ae7Hc lower: bulk of salee at t3o2.1S: heavlea t2.SS.04i pacaera tt.04 2.14; mixed and lights U1.U: Torkers 22.104) 2.1S; piss tMet.ls. Sheep Receipts 4.00 head: shipments Soo; market steady! laaabo muttono txJSw4.26 CINCINNATI. Cincinnati.

June IS. Hogs active at t2.teeyi.M; receipts 4.40 head: ahipmenta 4.200. tattle aa- tlve at t2.S04r4.lt; receipts 1.400 head: shipments 000. Hberp active and higher at U.7Sw re ceipts 7.400 head; shipments 0.700. Uve at S2.s4wl.40; spring Mtrt, 6EKERAL UARKETS, CHICAQO 'CHANOE.

Chicago, Jane IS. The nervous feeling of the Men! wheat market was shows to-day whoa July funiped 1) a few buying orders, after selling onT ea big Black Sea shleeaeata. The loalsx was at a eo less, Cora closed unchanged. oats 4o lower sad provisioda unchanged to Ss lower. A very moderate speculative trade was notes la wheat, the market reneg slew sad dull times wlthla the range ot Hewlfcc.

Everythlru was against the eaarket at the start la tbe way of news and statistics and a decidedly weak sentiment was soon created, which finally carried the price off lite frees the closs oa Saturday. The world's shipments were unomoislly reported only at 2.424.000 bushels, those frees the Black Sea being placed at 2,224,002 busb.H. tbe total being largely la excess of the week's requirements. Idverpoot was quoted Id lower. oose.s tie markets were all weak sad declining and the Northwest receipts were heavy.

Business was light sad narrow sad there waa snore or less hooltstlon growing out of the July rumors ssd the sharp reductions which have tahaa place dartng the past few days. Bo, la the absence of support sad the lack of bull news, trade dragged and prices declined. Tbe difference between July and Hnptomrne widened, however, asd at one time was a full cent. Whoa the final figures on the visible came In. showing; that the Oiunass had been eniy 04.000 bushels, when nearly 2,400.000 hod been ex pec tad.

there was a vary heavy tone and decline -of fully I4s frees Saturday's figures, but reacted serai buying by shorts te secure tenuis. July about Ho tower at SotyMtes, sold te St4a. fell to SSe ssd reacted te S4o. The market had a sharp and sudden spurt during the last hour and July sold up te S7Hc The advance could bo traced to nothing bat the receipt ef a few buying orders, the oiling of which lad te a good deal of temporary excitement, and there was a rush of shorts te cover. A reaction soon set In.

however, which oaxried July back, te SCe. the closing being easy at that price. Cora held Its ewa i-emsrlioWy well ta the face of the early wisrnim eg wheat and the continued proopaots of snot her big crop. Tbe open Ing waa rather weak with nhsaC but a fair demand waa manifest sad the advance In ptH.o caused by tbs wheat bulge waa well snslntslnod. July opened about Ma lower at 27ew27ee asd closed steady st Tlo.

were slow sad sat her Incltnod te steady-Baas. July epsait fee lower st lTe, advances te ITe ee covering; by shorts, but eiokssod again and clams' easy at the nposlsg prioa. imilar the laninmco of a large ran of bogs, opening prices were weak! and lower. Later the demand Improved somewhat, asd with leas pressure te sell a stronger feeling was developed, with some- rally la pricaa, the closing beta steady. July el need Ie lower at tuni.

Jury lard unchanged at S4.UH. July ribs 2Ws lower at 22.02, Estimated receipts for to morrow Wheat 21 cars; eora S2S; oata 240; lugs 14.400 bead. The leading; futures ranged as feUowo: te I Opan-1 High- Low Saty's Tody's Articles, tag. eat. aoc jCioee.

Cleaa, WHEAT Juno. St S7, M4 S44 July. S4 47S 47 SH Sept. 444 Mw 40a 47 7k CORN June, Tt 27 IT 2TH rry; July. 2TH Ha 7H 27fc tl Sept.

224 20 24 24" 24 i4 OATS July. ITH 1T 1TH 17 17H 174 17 17H 17 17 May. 20w 20 00 20 July. 00 17 11 44 IT 2T I2V Sept. TMHTSe fM I2S TM LARD-e July.

4 IS 4 ITH 4 1H 4 ITH 4 ITH Bepl 4 4M 4 27 4 42 42s RIHS July. 2RH 20S 2M 2 07 222 Sept. 2 07 4 00 2 OS 4 43 4 00 Cash quotations vrere as follows! Flour Winter patents 4X.40eyt.i4; straights 22.20 4t.M: seeing patenu 22422.H; stralghu bakers- t2.10w2.2S. arain-Ne. spring wheat tOHs; No.

2 do SSO Etc; No. 2 red 0ee4ei No. 2 eora 2TC27c Ne. 2 yellow corn 2THwWe Ne. eats ITViei No.

1 wblte de IMKl Me. 2 white do 174)Uo; Na. 2 rye 22o Ne. I barley nominal; Na 2 de e. ts.

224300) No. 4 de f. o. b. 22CMc; No.

fuvs seed tie; prune timothy seed 22.04. Provisions Msss pork t7.444y7.10 par barrel I Sard 04.124)4.10 par 100 lha.) short rib sides. In i i. te.0OwX.Mi dry salted obonldera. boxed, short elear eides.

boxed. Whisky Dlollllero tlnlshst gesos, ti.22 par inef 2. Tin: srranulaled sLtXn. Oa the Produce Exchange to-day the butter oi mil was otaadrt eraaaaaries Mwl4ai dairies Owlto. Cheese quiet st OHwTHe.

Esse steady) fresh 04)100. Receipts Flour I. W0 barrels; wheat 10 000 trust. ala; eora 274.000; oats 001.040; rye 4.4W); barley 42,000. niiliiinsnis tTltnir t.000 barrels; wheat 24,000 bushels; corn 100.010; eats 044.000; rye 1-000; barley 2.00.

MEW TORK. New Tork. June U. Butter Receipts 12.472 packados; market steady; creamery llUc; Veetera dairy stylla; Westera liame; SOgtaa lews. Chosso Receipts 11.207 packages: saarket quiet: State, large iSc; omail Syrtoj part akims 2wc; full skuns UHWUc i-sxs eelpta 11.041 pevrkagea; market steady; ntate and Pennsylvania 124l2c; Western llvlte.

Flour Receipta 17.W0 barrels; exports MO.000; market steady. Southern Sour steady. Ryo Aour nrnlTcerameal quiet. Rye dull; Na 2 Western 4044i. Barley quiet.

Barter suit doll at 44 vvSst Receipta 404.004 baeh.lei exports Bl0t market laacuve; No. 1 bard 44Sc Cora Receipta 70.000 buabeU; extmrta 2M411 market dull; Na 2 44c. Oats RaeelpU bushels; exports 24.400; spot market easy; Ne. 2 iVdulli shipping 004MSC Heps dolL MMss steady. Leather steady.

Wool Beef "uit. Cutmeat. st ly. LardduU but steady; Westers steamed 444: reOned steady. rk steady.

Tallow dud. petroleum firmer; United eloeed St 41.22 bid. Rosin quiet: strained. omrnonr3 21.7001-71. Turpentine q-l-t at ftwMe.

Rice firm, sbriaaseajnasdy choice fl leoa wait; mJTfl! Northern IUO. Copper trni 111 TS. exchange tU-JiwU. Lead fiati "tJt exchangs 2. Iron arm; straights Pteteequleu Spelter eulett demsstle dm us sisd ail quiet and laatawmss CosTeo 12c; miid qaisti Cnr-devs.

MWwUei salee 200 bags Morn'Olbe si twi MEDICAL. CURE PAY 3, Money ebsai futlr re a. fanaed la ease of failsre. Thees sksietoas are aaooos 3 hervnne IxbUily. Loei Vlrer.

Weekaees, Blood 2. Peteen. throate aad Deii- rata lhesesee peaaMsr te pasn aad weasen. 0X1B by tbe eserlauats ef thle 14 fn.litate hv SOW If tbe eserlauats of thti SO Osr ana taeath'S Of itxops aad as asm. sasteao, ee 04 Oat SPlaS dlsewvered danag years' esserteaee.

box 4uT. Indians sts at. TMaat ta a i remedy for tiCata 1 Bperaterraei.e, Mlt.4eea. I Wbliea, SBBa4ural die-Dunii I VI or say Isflssima-saa sasnere. tioa.

irrttatioa or sioera- Irtafis0 ftxeM tH we hoi pen luaasa. hea-eauiasewU "or seat Is plals eiappsr. jT-il Ol'oot'Jr "'eoMUaViiTV fatraalaf saao on rus.aO sTIA HdiZU THE 1 TO 4 DAY 4xse4, tte.i rwtnets ura. im1 tt i in Mxsar hxsr. sniim.

i SaALYDOR MFO. CO I swssstsr.OO. T. P.Tsyler CavAgt, H. E.

ear. aad Jeff. Hurley's Sarsaparilla A. m. mm mmm IOlDivsi Latlios and chlldrett like 1L Cure.

Kldttey aad Uv-r Troubles rw-sbovm Face Blotcbesi taakea Roay Cheeka. ROBIKSOn-PETTCT C0 Wholesale Aseata. MS Ian Central American at OOo. dull; standard A 4 12-lec; confectioners' A 4 14-14c; granulated 4 1S-I4C BT. LOUIS.

St, Louis, June IS. Flour quiet, steady aad Wheat Futuree declined early ee bearish news, but soon advanced on bad crop new. and an oversold market, closing firm and higher than Saturday, rjpot dull and higher: No. 2 red cash elevator See; track 0or41o; No. 2 hard 42o bid: July S4o asked; August S4o September 44c: Com There was but little change In the future market, which waa weak; Spot oteady; No.

2 mixed cask 2c; July 24c; September 27c Oats 0-utures weak and lower, with light trading; spot lower; No. 2 cash 17 July 17tfl7c; Auguat 17c Rye Ho oa track, liar ley nominal. Corn meal 11.40. Flax seed nominal at 7So. Timothy seed, prima Hay duil aad steady, llutter quiet, steady and unchanged.

Eggs firm at ie for fresh. Whisky 41.22. 1m4 dull at 1 2.74-2. 77. Hpelter nominally 42.70.

Cotton ties and bagging are unchanged. Pork dull; standard mvos. iobbine 41 4T7.2&. Lard lower; prime steam 42.02; cholca 44. tiaeon.

boxed sbouidera and loogs 44.24; nbe M-SO; aborts 44.42. Iry salt meata, boxed shoulders 22.60: longs Hi ribs H.U; snorts 04.12. nir.Tfuniiii! TlalHmore. June 1. Floor weak to lt)Me lower; Weetera super tLOOvXtO; de family tt.2fwl 2.40; receipta 14.770 barrels; shipment.

US. Wheat dull and tower; spot an month 4ztrs: Juur 01lo; receipts 20,470 bushels; Southern wheat by sample Sid-fee. Ckvru steady I spot aad month 22i2c; July 2ta2oi reoeluts bushels: shipments 44.414; Southern white com 24Sea. Oats unsettled and lower; No. 2 White Weetera 23vc; receipta M.221 bushels.

Rye firm; No. 2 Westera OOejtlo. llsy strong for choice grades; chotee timothy Hit) 17.40. Orala freight, quiet: demand light; steam te Lsverpuul. per buahel.

24r2d July: Cork for orders, per quarter. 2s Tdto2s June, auger steady; granulated 24.42 per 100 lie. Duller steady; fanoy creamery lit14c NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans. June IS.

Hoe products quiet. Pork, eld 47.2a. Tuard. renned tleroe boxed lis. is.

dry salted shoulders 4o; sid.e lc Bacoa. clear rib sides 4c Heme, ehoioe sugar-oured l40nc Corree. Rle dull; ordinary te low f.lr 14hl7c. Flour easier; eatra fancy tt.20wt.40: patsets 22.2002.00. Conusant quiet at IL40.

Mran dull at iuwde. Ray eaeieri prima 2U.Swl4.So; choice llt.KXCIlt. Corn eeeyi No. 2 Backed white 24c: mixed, none here: yellow nominal. Oato quiet; Na 2 sacked Sugar quiet; centrifugal whites 4 t-1404 M4o; yei-lowa eeoends 2S4)0c Motaasee dull centrifugal 4fMo.

Rice Receipts 021 saceat saiee 000 nominal; cleaa la good demand; saiea 2S sacks; ordinary to rood ttr-to. MATL Cincinnati. June 14. Flour quiet at 22.loe2.4t; family 42 bf.e2.7i. Wheat quiet; No.

I red Ue 14.71. Wbisky In good demand; sales ws oarreie at tLtt, butter steady; Elgis creamery 17ei Ohio 12ritc: dairy 4c Sugar sou re sad nrm; hard rettaed ii.46V4.H0c Cheese quiet; nood prime Ohio flat S4i7c KANSAS CITT. Kansas City, June 11. Wheat Irregular: No. 2 bard 4e40c; Na 2 2kcM2ai No.

2 red UGS4e No. 2 red 444SJe; No. 2 spring 4Hot No. 0 4ic Corn steady; Na 2 mixed 22w22Ho: No. 2 white 22i2Hc OtU steady Nc 2 mixed lte 14o; Nc 2 white lac Rye oteady; Nc 2 23c Hay oteady sad unchanged.

Sugar oteady. Butter oteady: creamery 12 trite; dairy 10K612O, Hgo firm at 7c DETROIT. Detroit, June IS. Wheat birher; Nc 1 white 04e; Nc 2 red 4uc; No. 2 red July 4e bld August MHc: September OOo asked.

Core Nc 2 27c. Oats-Nc 2 white t.0. Rye-Iio. I 24a. VTBIBUB 8UPPLT OF ORAIN.

'New Tork. June 14. The visible supply grain as compiled by tbe New Tork Produce Exchange. Saturday, June 12. Is as follows: Wheat 404.4s4.0u0 bushels, deeraaae 44,100: core O.tAd.OuO bushels, deeraaae 44.

I'M: oats 4.410,000 buehela. Increase rye 1.6S0.0OO buehelc.l-aaae barley 174.000 busbelc Inareasa T4.0WV. NEW TORK DRT OOODS. 'New Tork, Jane IS It Is a waiting market la the fullest sense. Mall orders were few In number and for small quantity, and freonat seleo-tloae for autumn were oa a limited acalc Printing; cloths duil at 2 7-14c COTTON MARKETS.

New Tork, June llHtcn Futures opened firm; salee lie heirs; January 4 lbruary March 4.17c: June i 1.11 July T.o; Au. guet T.OOe: Seimber 4.27c; October 4.73c; November 4. TOo; December 4.70c 14 pot cotton opened quiet and steady; middling uplands 7 7-14e; middling gulf ll-14c Spot cotton eloeed quiet; middling oplaudo 11-lto; middling gulf U-lte; aaiee l.V baiec Futures closed very steady; sales 200, OoO baiee; January 4.42c; February 4.4an; March 4.01o Juno T.47c; July T.40e; Auguat 7.so: September 0.4c; October 4.40o; November 0.74c: Uecember 0.74c. The cotton market opened steady at an od-vanca of Sl2 points ee better cables sad client firmer and more active, with August contracts showing the leading strength. The market also strengthened by reports of insutncieol ralna in Texas, too much la Alabama and news from St.

Ixmla polatlng te a gold platform. t4vrpo4 waa a conspicuous buyer throughout the asaslon. The close was very steady st aa advance of lw eg points. Llwpeol, June IS. Spot cotton eloeed with a fair demand and price, firm; American middling 4 -ald good middling 4 li-ild; American mid.

dllng 214-14d; low middling T-42d; good ordinary 2 22-224; ordinary 2 17-Ud; aaleo of the day OOO be lea, of which l.td were for speculation and export, and Included ll.luO American: receipts 2.000 bales, all American. Faiuree open-ad steady aad closed very steady at the advance. Boston, June 1A Cotton firm; middling I 7-14CI Bet receipta 2t beleo: groea 4a. New Orieanc June IS. Cotton quiet) good middling Tc; middling Tc; low middling 012-14SI receipts 4.000 bales; sales 2.400; stock S4.0U.

Savannah. June IS. Cotton steady: receipts 170 balsa; exports coastwise 410; sales stock 410 Memphis, June 14. Cotton steady; middling Te: receipts 422 balee; shipments Mi stock saiea 400, Galveston. June IS.

OH ton steady! aales nonei pricaa unchanged: middling 4 11 -ISO! receipts ltd balee; exports none; eteok 12.O40. Cincinnati, June 14. Coiloa easy; middling Ttec St. LauIs, June It. On ton steady) ne saiea tvported: middling Tl-l4c; receipts TOl baiasi shipments LWl sieok M.tU.

ST. LOUIS WOOU St. liBUls, June IS. The wool market Is weak. or and a ehade off: aUssourl, IlUnols, etc! Medium combing 11 0101 Usht fine OwlOc; heavy fine Tetc a arit-t and Netrraakal Medlusn and fins llHtflte; light fine Oeoc; heavy One tgio.

Texaa, Arkaaaaa. Indian Territory, etc fail and spring! Medium 11I4o: light Sao 4tre heavy fine IS etc Weeiernt Tdedlurn ltliol light fine 44re: heavy fins TOOo. Tubwaahadl Choieo Uc; fslr 144)lr. TCRPEN TIN MARKETS. trhsrteston.

June 1. Rosin firm at tLtt. Spo ils or tarp.nuwe Wilmington, June li. Koala firm; strained 21.12; rood strained 41 27- Splrlta of turv-o-tlne steady swhlae 2M: Irregular 24c Tar firm at ti l. Crmie turpentine steady bard tl.M) soft IL70I virgin 21 4.

Savannah, Jane li. tsplrits of turpentine firm ni 24e bid; sales 40 barraic Koala firm, FOREIGN PftODUCIS. ti.aisoel. June 1A Wheat. Spot firm and demand poor; Nc 2 red winter Sa 04l No.

1 bard Manitoba 4s; Nc California te 4d; futuree opaned quiet, with the sear aad dlataat txsltions Vd tower, asd elosed steady, with the hear puai. tTona HOitd lower and distant pnsttlooe Hd low. er- baalaeas equally distributed; June. July, Au. gust.

Swptsmber and October 4s 0d November OS iod. Cora Spot quiet: American mixed new So 2di futures opened with the near and distent positions lower, snd closed dull. With the near poelllona 0d lower and dletaat pool I lows tteid lower: buslneas heavleet on the Moreat aad moat distant soeitioaa; June 2e Hd: Jsly sad Asa-ust ts; rephnbw 2s "44 October to November so aa. jriour wji tl raited demand) nothing onenng; n. a tassg wlatac Ss 04.

Poss-Connlisn to 2d. 0 1 CURE tigTJm, reoeipts oos busneis; snipmenie Nc 2 mixed 24o. Uata stsady: New 2 mixed 10o. Rye quiet; No. 2 27c Lard steady at a.

TtniriM.il easy at 24. liacoa quiet at.