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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-23
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LOCAL GIAIs ann PRODUCE.

Trade Opened Brisk Yesterday, with but
Few Changes i'm Values.
In most departments yesterday trade was
active and prices. as q rule. we're steady
and firm. The dry goods market has be-
come more settled. and no changes in
values were reported yesterday. Sugars.
coffees and teas we're firm at quotations,
and canned goods are firmer than they
have been. Receipts of poultry, butter
and eggs are liberal. prices easy. Irish
potatoes. both old ana new, are firm at
prices given. Lemons are scarce and adj
vancing in tendency. The seed market is
flat, and prices on clover week. The hide
market is fairly active and prices easy ct
quotations The new clip of wool is
coming IN freely. and must be clean and
nice 20 bring best quotations.
The local grain market opened quiet yes
terday. There was q fair attendance on
'Change. but the bidding was cautions.
No. red wheat advanced &c. and some
grades of corn were shade higher. Oats
were steady and IN moderate request.
Track bids were:
Wheat-No. 2 red. 66lao; No. 8 red, &c:
No. red. $50. rejected. 451D55c; un-
merchandise. $4,000.
Corn--NO l white, 43l3c: No. 2 white.
&c: No. 8 white. 43c; No. white. SIC; No.
2white mixed. 400; No. white mixed, 39l9c;
No. white mixed. 35c; No. yellow, 4Oc;
No. yellow. 391zc; No. yellow. CSC; No. 9
mixed. 4Ue; No. mixed. 39lsc; No. mixed,
$50; sound ear, 4ic for yellow.
Oats-No. 2white. 35lsc; No. 8 white
33laa3ll3c; No. mixed, 3ll5c; No. 3 mixed,
Sic: rejected. 261930c.
Bran. Sl2.
Rye-No. 2. 55c for car lots; 400 for wagon
rye.
Hay-Choice timothy. s14: No. 1. $3.50;
No. 2. 81; No. prairie. 81; mixed, s.;
clover. g.
Wagon wheat. &c.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Prices Pad by Dealers.l
Ponltry-Hens, DC y 10; young chickens;
ehc ~ 10; turkeys. young toms, loo dy 10;
hens. lie ~ Ii; ducks. 70 ~ fb; geese. $40
4S0 for choice.
Eggs-Shippers paying 12c.
Butter-Grass butter. 152l6c; fresh oOun-
try, lO012c.
Honey-1s020c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 400 ~ fb; mixed
duck. zoe a9 fb.
Beeswax- zoo for yellow; l5c for dark.
Wool-Fine merino. l6017c; medium un-
washed. lSc: coarse OF braid wool. 160l7c;
unmerchantsble. l20l7c: tub-washed, 800
25c.
Hides, TsiioT, Etc
Hides-No. q. s. hides. 4I4c: No. G. s.
hides. Sac; No. 1 calf hides, Sc; No. 2 calr
hides. 6l2c.
Tallow-No. tallow. 4l4c; No. 2 tallow.
&c.
Horse HIdes-s2G250.
Grease-White. sc; yellow, 3lsc; brown,
Bones-Drv. e1o6I2 4y ton
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ANOTHER ADVANCING GRAIN
Kansas Wheat Crop Estimated Damaged
100000 Bushels by Hot Winds.
Worked Up and Finally Closed IA to Sc
Higher, Influencing Both Corn and Oats.
TRADING AT CHICAGO.

Provisions Showed New Strength, Pork,
Lard and Ribs All Advancing.
CHICAGO. May 22.-Hot winds were said
to have prevailed over two-thirds of Kan
sas yesterday cooking the wheat. and the
estimate OF the States yield was reduced
1900 900 bushels. There was considerable
covering here to-day by shorts on the
showing. and Cudahy's brokers were active
buyers for a time. so that during the first
half hour there was an advance of l2c.
There were also reports of bad weather in
the Northwest with lower temperature.
But the deliveries were very heavy. Rain
was reported IN France and Germany. and
the drought was said to have been CON-
pletely broken In England. The Kansas
situation seemed soon forgotten. and prices
turned weak. with meager volume OF
business. The visible supply was disap-
pontment. the trade having been locking
for 1900 900 bushels decrease. and got only
a little over zoo. 600 bushels. The market
opened at about the closing figures of Sat-
urdsy. and prices were advanced SO Vac.
then declined again to inside prices. ruled
easy. and the closing was about $50 lower
for July ana lac for September.
There was good selling OF corn by some
of the larger shipping concerns. but the
crowd took the offerings readily and prices
held firm. A liberal reduction IN local
stocks and large decrease In the visible,
together with talk of cold weather. all had
tendency TO sustain and advance the
price, The market opened a shade under
the final figures of Saturday. was easy for
the moment. but soon rallied l9c. worked
back Ac. advanced $50. receded a trltie.
ruled trIner and at the close had gained Il
aSsc.
The offerings of oats were lighter and q
little demand for Mny sent prices mp So
The other futures advanced l90asc, except
close was steady at about the top.
The reign of dullness in. provisions that
set in last week continued to-day.
There was scarcely anything doing. with
the market lower in sympathy with the
Weakness In live hogs at the yards and
lack of buying orders. Closing prices
show the following declines In the
September deliveries, compared with
Saturdays latest quotations: Pork. 27hc;
lard. .12l2c, and ribs .O2l9c.
Freights were in fair demand, and lake
rates steady at lie for wheat and / 4o for
corn to Buffalo, and she for wheat to
Kingston. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow are: Wheat, 2lS cars: corn. $40
cars: oats. 1853 cars: hogs. 1900. The lead
ing futures ranged as follows:
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

lThe quotations giren beloso are The selma prices
ofThOlesaie dealers
CANDIES AND NUTS
CanLies-Stick, 20 ~ 10; common mixed
70; q. A. X. mixed, Sc Banner mixed lOc:
cream mixed. l0lae; old-time mixed. Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelied almonds. zoe; English
walnuts. 16c; Brazil nuts. loo; flberts l1c;
peanuts. roasted. Ease; mixed nuts, l5c.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard. 3-pound, $4,000 75:
Spound seconds. ST. $500; California stand
ard, - 5Ofd 2 IS. California seconds S202 %
MiscoIlaneous-Black 2-pound, S50
e5e: rasDberries. 2-pouBd. Sl.209L.25: pine
apple. standard, 2pouud. 81. 25<9 80: choice
s-02zo; cove oysters. l-pound, full
weight. elGl.l0: hight. 709i5c; 2-pound
s5d soc; Lima beans. Sl.leQl.S0, peas mar
rOwfat. Sl.l0zSl. 20; early June, q. 25l3l 80:
Holsters. Sl.s56s2; red cherries. Sl.20Gl. %:
strawberries, Sl.20fDl. $50; salmon tibs), 81. 10
9@-O; S-pound tomatoes. Sl.20G1.25.
COAL AND COKE.
Coke-ConnelIsville. az. 75p Ioad:crnshed
eS25 u load: lump. s6 u load.
Anthracite coal. ell sizes. $3.50 ID ton:
Pittsburg and Raymond City, 81. % ~ ton:
jackson. s4.25; block. s3.25: Island City
20; BiOssburg and English Camel. s.. All
Int Goals zoe below above quotations.
DRUGS
Alcohol. s2-1S02.40; asafeSida, Sic; alum.
4Q5e; camphor. 55d6Oo; cochineal. 5O1355c:
ehloroiorm. 6Oz1G5e: coperas. brls. SI1aI. 10.
cream tartar. pure. 2St030c: indigo. sO0Slc:
licorlee. Calab.. genuine, 30G45c: magnesia.
carb.. 2-oz. 25335c: morphine. L. * W.. per
or. s2.45: madden. 14016c; oil. castor per
gal. Sl.50a1-S5; oil. bergamot per ID, e.:
opium. s375: quinine. T. * W. per OF. 2q9
SIC; baisam copaiba. 6O<I65c: soap. castillo
Fr.. 124l6c; soda. bicarb. 4A06c; salts.
Epson. 465c; sulphur. flour. safe: salt
peter. Sl920e: turpentIne. ga zoe: giycerinc
1G<72Oc. l0dide potassium S3fD3 20. bromide
oafassinm- SS<o40c: chlorate potash 25a:
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Op'ning Highest. L0meSt. Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easiar. no aalaa ax cent AZ cnncessinna No

Ce5u quotations were as rOil0W5: FLO ur
easier; no sales except at concessions. No.
2 spring wheat. re; No. 3 spring wheat.
I. O. b.. 65072c: No. red. Tic; No 2 corn.
4lssc; No. corn. 39Ac; No oats. 309S c;
No. white. 44l9 "a 4612c; No. 8 white. f. o.
b.. 1914 034k c; No. rye. sc; No. barley.
&c; No. 8. I. o. b.. 40063c; No. 4. f. o. b..
37d46c; No. / faxseed. S1.Oil9; prime tim
othy seed, s3.SO0 $50; mess pork. per bril-.
S20.5jd 20GO; lard, per ID. TO- 42h "a 10 45c:
shOrt.rib sides (loose. 10.22la "a 10. 25c dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 10OlO. 25c; short
clear sides 'tboxedl, 10. 250l0- soc; whisky,
distillers' finished goods. per gal. 81. II;
sugars cut-loaf. &c; granulated, 5.70c;
standard A. 5.57c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was quiet; creamery, 10000;
dairy. l60l9c. Eggs steady; strictly fresh.
13ls014c.
Rooeipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 49,.
600 blu; corn. 1S7. 900 bu: oats 302. 900 bu; ~ G.
1000 bn; barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour. 6.OOO brls; wheat. 10000 bu: corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 1900 bu;
barley, ii, COO bu.
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What tie Noticed.
Detroit Free Press.

VttrOlt Frtt Fftss-
Detroit has minister as have other
towns for that matter. who doesn't always
preach as short sermons as he might. yet
who has many admirers. The other SIM
day one of these took a visitor TO church
with him. After service he wanted 10
know the visitors opinion.
What do you think of that sermong" he
inquired with considerat 10 pride.
"Very good Sermon responded the visi-
tor calmly.
You're right; il was all wool and yard
wide
The visitor sighed just a little.
''lt wasn't the width noticed 90 much. -
he said slowly las the length
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NEW YORK. May 22.-The petroleum market
was dull and neglected. not q single sale hav-
ing been reported. Pennsylvania oil-Spot sales,
none. Juno Opti0ns-Sales. none. Al the close
1t was offered at 58lae. Lima oil-sales, none:
29c bid Total sales. none. Turpentine dull and
weak at 29l2 c30c.
OIL CITY. May EDUCATIONAL Transit certif-
Gates opened at 5Slec; highest. 5S7sc: lowest,
5Sl4c; closing. 5SAc. Sales. $4,000 bris: clear
ances. 10000 bris; shipments, ID ,SI4 brls;
runs, l09.S73 brls.
PITTSBURG, May 22.-Nationai Transit Ger
tifcates opened at 50 7sc; closed at 5Sl2c; high
est. Csc; lowest, 5Slac Sales. 5000 brls.
CHARLESTON. May 22.-Turpentine 27c.
Rosin firm; good strained, 81.
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Nineteen Transfers, with u Total Considera-
tion Of S2O,2j7.
Instruments filed for record la the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for tho TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at ; p. N. May -. 1895,
as furnished by Elliott IL sButier. abstractors
OF titles. Hartford Block. No. "a East Market
Hiram Birkit to Charles /. Van Eaton
and wife. lot 327, In spann Il Co.'s
second woodlawn addition $1,000
Mary A. Jackson 10 Martha j. Roberts
ana husband, lot 90, in Bright. Pow
i55 ...............-........... 100000
James johnson 10 Martin Knaui, lots
ID and Is in Johnson's Fact Wash
ington-street addition. .-............ 10000
Charles K. Griffin. trustee, TO Ella
III. Friend, lot 3, in kenwood addi-
Hon. SOO.OO
Frank b. Walker to Joel A. osgood.
lot 2o4. in Bradbury x Co.'s south
Elijah Is. Martindale to james X. Car
hey, lot q. In square 10, in the sec
ond section or Lincoln Park addi-
ton: .....-..- ...---.....-:-....-.:. 100000
part OF lot Ii, III Ronth's subdiyis-
addition .-...............--.. 100000
gang. lot 70, in Ruddells GlenwoOd
j. Augustus Lemcke To- Henry sey- 100000
fried. lot 81, in block 26. In Beaty's
JOSEPH H. Clark ct al 10 Addison G.
Deputy. lot 5. in Hyde Park add.
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 100000
John g. Gallagher TO Amanda j. Da-
Wis. part OF lets = and ), ia block 4,
in Hackers subdivision OF outloL ..
west OF White river 100 90
George A. Boeckling to Anton X.
Boeckling. lot A, in Monford's Key
stone addition. ..-..-.-.-.-......... 10000
RUSSELL &. Kelsey To- Perry :. Mast. lot
S6. in Minter's subdivision OF Cliff
fonon-the- River Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Giles ;. Bradley ct al. Ia Amelia 3.
Ellis lot 25i. in Bradley ct ais
East Washingt0n-street addition 10000
Thomas l.. Mitchell To Elizabeth En-
daley. lot 81. in HOrnadny's add
ton 10 Hoshrook .......-............. $4,000
John " D0hhinS to James ii White
sides. part OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section %. township Ii,
range .......................... 1890
Neil Dugan TO Henry Geritts. part OF
the hair or The southwest
quarter OF section !, township Ii.
range :-.:.....-........... $4,000
William -. Harding. trustee. TO Mary
Beans. lois 81 AMI 60. Ia Meadland
Grandview addition .....--...--- 10000
Alfred Thompson 10 Isaac Springer
lot So in block SO. in Burton's add
ton 10 North indianapolis. --- 1,60O. 90
Transfers. 10; consideration .327.00
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. May 22.-The better feeling noted
last week in tho dry-goods market finds fuller
expression to-day. some excitement was noted
in regard TO print cloths. the prices rising rapid
~ 10 3Ssc, with 3l2c asked. While the immediate
Influence does not extend beyond the articles in
natural sympathy herewith, the movement is
suggestive for ali cotton goods that have declined
to any important extent.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and UDchanged-Hogs Slow
bat Steady-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 22-CATTLE-As
usual on Monday there were hardly enough
here to establish q market The feeling
was about the same as last week
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70 RESIDENTS or ILLINOIS.
-. ~ ,sous.o.

A hot footbath before retiring will ease
the burning sensation in tired feet which
so many housekeep-rs and other women
workers know SO well.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-Cotton quiet; good
middling, 7Ssc middlina 1890; low middling.
z 1-l6c; good ordinary, csc; net receipts. /. 200
bales; gross receipts. 1,76l bales; exports to
Great Britain. 6741 bales sales, 1900 bales;
stock, 142,74l bales.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. May 22-Pig iron steady and
quiet; American. $l275015.5O. Copper quiet;
lake. 1880. Lead quiet; domestic 3s5c. Tin
closed steady: Straits, 1880 bid; 1850 Asked
plates dull and steady; spelter dull; domestic,
4.22l2c.
ter dull at 8. csc.
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o decrease of I. 7s4. 900; oats. 3.1si.000 bush
els. decrease of $4,000; rye. 5I6.cO0 bush
els. decrease of 5000: barley. eCy,OOO.
bushels. q decrease of 1900.
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ments. 300. But little doing for want of
stock. The market looks steady.
Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, May 22-Beeves-Receipts
for two DAYS. 1854. including II carloads
for export, 100 carloads for the market and
10 carloads direct 10 slaughterers. Trading
opened dull but closed firm. Steers sold al
$3.50; dressed beef firm at sc. --latest cables
from London quote American steers firm al
10lae anu refrigerator beef higher at 1Olsc.
Shipments tomorrow. zoo beeves ana 2, la
quarters Of beef
Calves-Receipts. 3.44S The market was
active and firm. Negls g..
Sheep and Lambs Receipts o. $50. Sheep
firmer. yearlIngs steady. lambs lac higher.
Sheep sold AT So: lambs at $50; dressed
mutton at &c: dressed lambs. l2t2c
Hogs-Receipss for two days. S,s77, in
cludIng 2 carloads for sale. The market
WAS trn at $40.
CHIClGO. May 20. The Evening Jour
nal repcgts: Cattis-Reeeipt>. II. $50: shio-
ment> sssve+ Inc market Was brisk aud 10
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents of Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed
Pensions have been granted the follow
in a. N med IndianIaus.

Brewer. Mitchell Finley. John L. Mason. In
crease-william Wright, Daniel Robbins, Alonzo
Gray Sylyanus White. isaac Johnson. Michael
Harrison Augustus MilOurn. James Mosier. Re
issue-lsaac Robbins. Jonathan Hughes, william
McCutchin, Lee Runkle Catharine Conner, Ehza-
beth Haeherle, Frederick Klaus: Annie fatig,
Sarah Brewer. minor OF Jacob Tcaney. minors Of
Samuel s. Baker. minor OF John Matttx. Kate
Carman. Anna Il. brown, Hannah h. smith,
minor OF Edward Cisco.
70 REsIDENTs or ILLINOIS
Original homas n. Mckinney. Increase
William Page John Bender. James Pankey. John
Carton. Reissue-John ID. Reese, Garrett l..
Roseboom. Orisinal widows. etc. -Ophclia stin-
yard, sarah III. Mccoy. Louisa Rice, Sarah Mil
rose. Mary Callahan. Mary Page. Mary Nus
grove minor OF George a. Lindsay. Charlotte T..
Hays. minor OF James O'Neal. minors OF John
Bnrrucker. minors OF David Michael minor of
William Merriam, minor of Gauder Jaqury.
Widow Indian war-Jemina Hussey.
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NEW YORK. May 22.-The statement of
the visible supply of grain in store and
niioat on Saturday. May 20 as compiled ut
the New York Produce Exchange. was %
follows: Wheat. 7l.L2600 busiiela. n de-
crease of ]. 5000: corn. Goa jCOJ busheles.
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HoGs-Receipts. 500; shipments. 400. The
quality was fair. The market opened slow;
later trade ruled more active at steady
prices. and closed steady, with oil sold.
The herald., 1893-10-22
California Fruit saiss.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20 The Earl Fruit company
cold California fruit st auction today AZ iol-
lows: Tokay grapes, $2:40G2.bo; half crates.
Sl.u9gl45i Rose de Peru grapes, 81 55D1. IS:
n uscat grapes, half crates, $l.00; Glout Nor
ceau pears, w 25@l2.75; Beurre Clairgeau
pears, $270g2S0; Beurre Diel pears, So SO;
Lawrence pears, $2.5O@2.3O; Winter Neilfs'
pears. $3.50: Easter 5eurre pears, 81 5OSa2. 90;
D'Alencon pears. $500: Vicar pears, 81. 90.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The Earl fruitcompany
sod California fruit at auction Today atthe
following prices Fancy Tokay grapes, 50 80
260; half crates, III. 1o(0l. 30; choice rokay
Rose de Peru grapes, 60W70u; Cornichon
grapes, half crates, 81. 00D1 80; Black Wonder
grapes, half crates, $l00; Black Eerrera
~ 00G2 10: Diilyou's late peaches, 81 1sIQ(4
l.20; Winter Nelis pears, $1.75(ogf S5. z, X
The herald., 1893-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SATURDAY. Oct. FL, !

r sATURDAY.Oct. III, 1873.
Up Jones 10 5enta hohies Com co-lot E,
AE Hoskinson ct ux TO pendeton- Lot 16,
blk 2, LeMaEs' Sub of blk 1874. Pomona: 800
Lphillips etnx to Miils-1es.64 scr s..
: A Alvsrsds ,ia to L Mills-l9s.e4 acres, Ro
II T Stats OF ux to Glasby--s 80 # lot 10,
Miller, Garter & Froste sub in blk b, Pasa-
AN Whittier to e sweeten-Lots 81 and
%, blk 80, Long Beach, $780,
K House ct ux to d Campbell-Pt OF lot 4,
blk 1873, Pomona; 0375.
Allen ct ux to H Lasher-Lot 3, blk G, Teb
belts sub of 53 acres OF blk K, Pasadena
q VI Snyder to o ] snyder-Lot 3, blk IL: lot
1S blk 10, Whittier; $40
+ Holmes to BaylorwLot 10, Goldswor-
thys Eighth Street tract; $500
" II obea ct ux to Tox-Lots ana 4, blk
"a, East Los Angeles; S2500:
!, GA strong to A Van Dyke-Iots 1, and
3 of Il M Funk's sub of Fnney trt; 81.
NAN emeyer ct al to 9 Hafer (eheriff's sale)
Lot ~ and a Of lot 70 of Watts sub OF Ro
San Rafael: 1864 SO.
A Painter OF ux to II Vestal-Lot q, bl 8,
Whittier; $75.
Pickering Land and water Co to K vestal-
Lots 3 and A, bl 3. Whittier $3.50.
Inglewood; 81. tt
FR Carr to y W speer-Lot 20, bl 10. High
CIV Tubbs ct ux to W L whedon-Iot a,
Daman 4 Millard trt; $1500. "a
"a Tuttle to W 9 Conner-s ! Of Sc u OF
sE 4 Of sec 8, T N, K IA W: 81 200.
A B de Gaffey ct al to y Giestead-Lot 20 of
sub of bl q, San Pedro: $50
8 H Tolhurste ct ux to Legge-12.33 acres in
10 San Pasqual 5000
Moody to W Bunch ct ux-6 acres, b. IL,
Azusa; $3.50.
sLesrns Ro Co to R W Bingham-NS of sEH
of SE14 of sec 9. Z 46, r IL N;$lO
Remzeiberg to Frost-Lot 3, bl IL, Broad
Acres; 81.
Pointer ct ux to q E Birge-Lot SO of W
g Benediots sub Of H Painter lands; $780,,
h Engel to A Hapdel-W 20 TT of lot 10, bl l,
Moore & Kellehers sub of lots and &, bl 60.
Hancoek's survey; $1,000.
l. Stern ct ux to ID Rosepbaum-Lot 63
weisendanger city tft, lot 5, VIZ OF lot 8 and
VIZ ot lot of sec A. T N. R IL VI: 81.
A M Herbert to s Herbert-Pt of bl 1,
High and View trt; love and affectl on.
A Pruess ct al to A Sawyer-S SO feet of lot
8, bl liz. Ords survey; $1,000.
b s Davenport ct ux to l. M Bormel-Lot IL
DR. C0nger trt: $1,000.
NJ S Fay to B D Fay-Lot 8, Alaniz Vineyard
trt; order of court
st1MMARy
The herald., 1893-10-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
stock Exchange Rsvis W

EtocK HxohhnEH H6VIeWs
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.- Disc0uraging Wnshing-
ton advices caused fractional declines at the
opening OF the stock exchange today, but deal
ings quickly regained strength. At the close a
decidedly firm sono prevailed. which was most
marked on the publication of the very excel
lent bank statement. and the market wac buoy
ant, the best prices of the day being made in
final dealings.
Governments closed steady.
MONEY QUOTATIONS,
NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Money on call easy at
~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper cas- psr cent.
Sterling exchange heavy; bankers. 60-day
bills, $4.S2 demand, $494g4. StM. IS
BAN FRANCISCO Oct. 2l.--Dratts: Sight,
15c teegrapbic, 25e.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW York. Oct. 21.-Ulosing quotations were
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SUMMARY,
A wonderful Engine.

CANNOT BE 5unPAssED engine exerting
SURPRISING power is always source OF wonder,
and yet how many are entirely forgetful of the
powerful and enduring than any everiryented.
Not perhaps until they experience irregular
pulse, heart hutterlng, tenderness in shoulder
weak and hungry spells, smvthering, short
breath, or pain in siue, when its existence Is
no longer 10 be denied, as the possessor must
burg, Mich, had heart disease 15 years; had to
hire house help; lived on liquid food, used DIT,
Miles Heart Uure. and all symptoms left her.
III N, Spring, on a guarantee, who will give
you the doctors book free.
The herald., 1893-10-22
oTHRR GRAIN MARKETS.,
Chicngo stooIt Marlrct.

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-Cattle The receipts were
1,300 head. The market closed steady Top
steers, $560m5.8O; medium, $5.15R5. So;
good S4 50p5. .05; native steers So 60G5. so;
others, ~ 25(g4. 70; common, $3.50 Gi. 25;
Texars $2.50Cg2. so: westerns. $2sOG3.Ifj:
stoekets, $2.95013 50.
Hogs-Keceipts were 5000 head. The market
closed active. Rough and coineaon, So 900
T. 10; mixed snd packers, $5.20G5 40 prime
heavy and butchers weights. $6.50G6 70;
prime light, $67Oo6.75.
5heep-ReceiptB vera 1500 head. The
marker closed steady. Natives, $4OO@4.5O;
good, so 75g .0O mixed lambs and wethers,
S3O093. l6; prime lambs. St.7565. 90; others
S300g4 20; westerns, SO. S5003. 20.
The herald., 1893-10-22
2l.-Mining shares closei
--Closing quotations
silver Bullion.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 2l.-silver bars, 1880
1910 per ounce
Mexican dollars. 59G60c.
New YORK, Oct. 2i.-Bar silver, 73c per
ounce.
Mexican dollars. 5sl&c
CONVERTIBLE ALUE OF SILVER AND GOLD
With the god pr ice of fine silver at 73 cents
per oance, the rati 0 OF value is as to 25.3.
This makes 1l.57 grs. gold equal 412.5 grs. or
81 in silver.
OR. 258 grains gold ($l in gold) equals in
value 1907 grs. silver.
Gold value OF silver dollar 56I< cents
silver value of gold dollar, $l.77.
The herald., 1893-10-22
General Maryset..

New YonK, Oct. 2i.-Hops, steady, Pacific
coast, 19Vy23c.
Cotfee-Options closed steady today at from
70 ~ points lower o o advance. Sales were
vember, $i6.65, December SIG. .75D16. 50;
January, SIG. 25@l6.30. spot Rio closed firm;
No at 1896
sugar Raw closed firm. Molasses sugar, 80
70 arrive, 80 test 21ac; refined, steady; fair re-
lining st 3l+@3skc; centrifugais, SO test.
at 35sQg4c: refined closed steady; No. 8 at ~
@4 10. ~: No. AZ 4 1l-l6647g; No. 3, 49-IG0p
e94c; No. 10. 4laQp4 6; no. ii AS -l6 "a ZIG:
ba-l6c; stsndard A. s 1.16g5j4c oonfection-
ers A. 8 1-l6M5la; cut loaf, 556d6 10 l6;
crushed, 5ssg5 l3-l6c. powdered 7-l60
l3-16c; granulated, 5 3l6@5ss cubes, 5 III
Copper--steady; lake, 1880.
Lead-Higher; domestic g3. 20.
Tin-SteRdy; straits, $40 80 bid spelter closed
steady; Domestic, $3.50
Wool.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-Wool,-Steady: v: domestic
fleece, 20@2Sc; pulled 18@25c; Texas, 1010l7.
Petroleum.
NEW YoRK, Oct; 2l.-Petroleum closed quiet;
whisky.
CHICAGO, Oct 21.--whisky, Sl.14.
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
1.-THE quotations given below are current
wholesale selling prices. =
Poultry and Eggs
POULTRY Hens. S5.0O95.50 per doz young
raoators' w. Ssey4S0s old roosterS. "a. .00g5. 90;