The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1901, Page 8

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 13, SEY ae seaa PA | CAUSES BIG BREAK Bulls in September Corn Caught Napping by| the Bears—Chicago Leads Smash. | | | In the local market September corn | ing at 6 3-S lost more than 3 ce: bulln w The New York Produce Exchange was wildly excited to-day over the senm- tional changes in the corn market The bulls were thoroughly demoralized and in the West dumped over huge Diocks of corn at a The heaviest kind © regained a fractio BEARS FANE STEEL STOCKS. Entire Market Reflects Continued Drought Out West. J. P. Morgan's pet, United States y Steel, was od. vigorous at se Cerner hasninared 1 BULLISH BANK STATEMENT. They haznmer but the bulls r: covered most o! When Wall Street Saw It Prices ‘The initial figures on ‘Change re- Went Up. i fected 'a\icontinued bearish’ a Tha bank statement caused a flurry Wall street near the close. When that the hank reserve had Laver last week prices went 1 a rush. ¢ of the fluctuations of the week orts that the statement stocks suffered sm: to 2 points, the recorded In St. Paul 155, compared with 1 maximum loss which sold down to; erday's clos- | ing figures. Atchinon sold down to idiehowknvdesrcascdtreserve | 70 3-4, a loss of | 1-2 per cent | 6 stater t of the Assoctated | The Steel stocks, howeve re the for tho Week ending to-day weakest featur: at of 12-8) 8 and 25-8 points res) ror thes lf O88. 455, 400 Deo 922.001.500 common and preferre The sell 5 ing In these Johnay Morgan plays the organ, heavy. Over S/ Jim Hill beats the drum, were sold at the ou of the pre: points. Supporting the market first half ho general tmpru: Paul worked figures, whi. ‘otal elearin, vouNes Int loday were I per vent, tod of last’ year LONDON STOCKS IMPROVE. Market for American Matlway eo Was Active but Irregular. market American allway strong to-day Union P, the bank fie ‘Uinited Siegen eVeererer: op Lae 8, cor CAPTAIN STOOD ctober to 7.50 and January toy mene previ on aie | | for The @aares opened fatrly a large Volume of business. cific sold equivalent to %, a net gain of Atchison common, t« wns Up about 2 points, selling equal te 74 as compared with but Skipper Would final figure at New York. ‘The Steel stocks ¢ Later Not Leave Her. from tho best figures ruled pove the opening. Se eee carmen enahs Gt ine ine ‘s opening prices were: Sep-| The Ward Line steamer Snratosa. preferred V 14 to 64 7-8; Septem-| Capt. Johnson, which arrived this mora ae 5 ing from Cu . The Cotton Market. eran wogres July | vosterday w: The local cotton market opened firm corn, | Theoline, of I to-alny with prices 2 points lower to 4 ober, | wick for points higher. M. were: | Sarate News from the Central and Weste Seprember | ered aw tx denoted continued drought Th alongside the chtef officer lea Francis that the ekly Chronicle crop review, firm I Capt ne erpool cables: and hi juthern spat |Yohnaa © State Campaign. | into a hurricane on July 10. in wh erty anit taetoral tavors | GLEE D, July 13. — Mayor Tom Lust all her spare ievel wi : L. Ju mild tosday that he wil wo | deck ©: ty the State camp Te does not | he deckload ; i a heavy buying t think the dropping « nowhlea carrint Auwust [cant panels slicy NIC IN CORN PIT [FO0C0000000000000000000000,000000000000000000000000000000 i 0} Wall street dances to the tune, And stocks go on the bum. I D000 D 000000000000 000) Col ayerex OD Booona Capt Francs wished was Impossible 1 board, so badly used to abandon ies distant. The Saratoga sup with provisions suth- crew of seven men for It was expe uld be picked up by some and towed into Nor- the nearest port. ——— | CITY CONTROLS IRON PIER. | Mat Quite Willi Coney Inin Carperation Cou Whalen advised that the Guarantee and mpany be permitted to take up for $25,817. I by the clty: ney Telan » mortgage from ravesent through con- for taxes, and ough legal’ com- yy the owner of to Get Rid of the Structure, th practical The Rond to Success ts via Sunday World Wants. 1901, RAN OFF WITH BLACK MARIA Official Prison Van Stolen While Waiting for Prisoners. STRAYED ON STOLEN—The Kiyn Biuck Marin, No pas- nenwers. A reward of thirty days in Jol for tte return to JOE EVANS Raymond Street Jail. So ran the g r the poltes from Br this morning. It v would have been if Joe Evans, driver of the son van, had not betrayed his trepids tion, Joo has driven jafl birds to and from many moons, This morning back of the Adams Street d lef: the van while he went up after a batch of prisoners. When he came down at the head of a Une of delinquents there was no Black Marta tn eleht. Joe searched high and low And inquired if any one had seen an olive-green ‘still alarm,” pernaps, wagon drawn by two horses, driven by ness with the had th. a man who otfictal vehicle, dropped th Jor sadly went to Headquarters and reported hls ‘The was at 9.30 o'e went back to court and adventure to an Evening World reporter, At 1990 an olive-green van was seen; driving eiter-skelter pn Greene ave- nue. At Cumberland street It collided , with a laundry wagon driven by George! McGrath. The laundry wagon was up-| set and McGrath proceeded to/pummel the van driver, who was haif drunk. Policeman Tom Smith, of the De Kalb avenue station, saw the fight and seemingly loss. went to settle I. He looked at tho Hiack Marla with a glance of recogni- he asked anyway?" vhet are you doing driv on, arty maa vhante to explain when he sobers up. — | the wiser, | | “Lieut. the Hon. Richard Bruce, | H. M. 8. Imperteuse," was the j Way he registered a: the Hotel Savoy. When taken to Police Headquarters on a charge of passing bogus checks the police used all of this aggregation of mes and titles and added thereto, ‘alas Robert Bridges The allax Ix Jeclared by the police to be the real name of thelr distinguished |prisoner, and they vay that in addition ‘to three or more separate cases againat him here that he 4 wanted tn England, where he 1s well known, on similar jeharges of fraudulent check transac- | tons, | Bruce was arraigned in the Jefferson | Market police court to-day. The specitic complaint against him was preferred by the manager of the Netherland Hotel, | who clatmed to have cashed a check for | $200 for him, giving him $100 tn cash and jerediting $100 on his beard bill. The check was returned from the dank ae |worthless, and the matter was then | placed tn the hands of Chief of Detec- tives Titus. The prosecution was not ready to go on and the case was adjourned until Monday, Bruce being held in $1,590 ball. If the prisoner can make restitution the ease may be dropped. Gives Hie xree. When arraigned before Magistrate ! ayo, the prisoner made an cxcellent appearance. Over 6 feet tall, of decided military appearance, and dressed well. he seemed to impress the bystanders. He was visibly nervous, bowever. Bruce said his correcy name Henry Bridges, and that he was the son of Rev. Henry Boulson Bridges, of Kittering, Northampton, England. He. said he had an uncle named Stuart, who {sa baronet, living at Victoria, and a Major in the Yeomanry. Bruce, or Bridges, also said that he was married elght months ago, his wife SOL BERLINER IS A BANKRUPT So Joe Evans got his van back, and the vsti was recalled. an is the ean one that was run by, a trotley car a few montas ago | n fou! was athe pris- had struck SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, Bun rises. 440'Sun sete. 7.30/Moon rinee.. 2.24 THE TIDES. High Water, Low Water. MPM AMP, 812 528 11.00 52 & 138 PORT OF NEW YORK. ARRIVED, OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO-DAY. i, Phoenicia, Hambu Minn Hugo, Antwerp. Tampicen. Liverpool. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, DUE TO-DAY. Bt Louts, Umbrta Aquitatne e fea Ladte, Bordeaux | British King, Anta erp. braltar. Para Michacte, Consul to. Teneriffe Files a Petition To- Day. Sol Berliner, United States Conaul-| General at Tenerffe, who returned to this city last week and made his headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hote! to-day filed a petition In bankruptcy tn the clerk's office of the United States District Court. In his petition Mr, Rerlin he “has a place of business eriffe!’ and that his present 1 business Is Ni West Twenty street. hird that he was a member of the firm of Jullus Berliner & Son, “long since dissolved" without assets. ‘The total abilities are placed at $51,353, consisting of unsecured claims amount- tng to $27,780 and accommodation paper $23,603. ‘There are no assets except personal weartng apparel of the value of $1 which, It {x claimed, Is exempt. The orneys for the petitioner are Gold- . Cohn & Lind, of No. 21 Broad- was | COV. ALLEN “LIEUT. BRUCE, R.N.” BEHIND THE BARS. Arrested for Passing Worthless Checks, He Hopes to Go Free. now living at No, 24 Eim Tree Hill, Bt. John’s Road, London, The prisoner, talking of his carcer, said that he was received aboard tho training-ship Brittanta in 1893 and sent to the China station in 18%. He was Appointed a lieutenant in the Royal Navy in 18 and detailed to the battle- ship Powerful, which went to South Af- rica. Later he wan transferred to the Doris, and returned to England, being honorably discharged on Des, 12, 1900, Cabled to Friend Detective-Sergt. Herlihy, who had charge of the case, sald when the hotel authorities found the check was worth= less he went to the olMfce of the Brit- ish Consul and was !nformed that there wae no Lieut, Bruce in the Royal Navy, A search was then made for Bruce, and he was found at No, 2 East Thirtiech street. The detective also sald that the reasom Bruce came to this country was to e@ cape prosecution for two bad drafts im England. The prisoner denied this, saying he had been under restraint for 6o long im the navy he merely “broke loose” aad came here to enjoy himself, and “got in further than he {magined.” Bruce added that he had cabled to his friends in London, and expected ald iv his ditticulty soon Sergt. Her! sald he underato>) that !f the amount of money msde up the hotel authorities would drop the care, Bruce arrived in New York last Sate urday on the Campania. He attracted ° the voyaze sink some m and then Ly so loudly tha ‘apt. Walker secured the return of most of the money. Fruce was rectally ostracised by the passengers after the incident, and a recitation that he was to hays given at the ship concert on the Fourth of July was not a feature of the gyo- amme, STARTS HOME Admits He Will Not Return to Porto Rico. SAN JU Porto Rico, July 13.—Gov, Allen and fis wife, with their household effects, salled for New York to-day on. the Mayflower. A large crowd assembled at the wharf to bid the Governor furewell. Gov. Allen admitted he had no intention of return- ing to Porto Rico. It is seml-oMclaty announced that he will enter the dips matic service. PRESIDENT’S WIFE CAPTURED London Hears She In a Prisoner of War. LONDON, July 13,—The Sun says that President Schalx-Burger's wife has been captured near Waterval, Transvaal Cole ony, and sent as a prisoner of war to Pretoria. The Sun't authorities: this capture. formant says the military tach great importanca to