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New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now York. April -. 1877
REEVES Receipts u or so heiG - 'o,ar.ofion
,roI - slaughtsre:s OF which ~ cars i"r I ca,s
- iras,od runrters; Tor shipment HlN' a." ,o.seI
,- he r,ar.et 40 trading FeelinS sioa1N - 'dtos
lao, sbias dl ~ GGsc =. Today .du ~ nar y,
,ote rarriesrated selling - Li'"'psI ~ o,oo,
-, ,,don 7iAc and American steefs nn ., - a -,
q, 81 2, io,c estimated dressed weight ShlP'-'''' '~
parted previously ,.,,,ed for lack n
- ,y mos wee AZ S3dt6 pe 100 10 roc oiulhary
-, ,,rin,. ,eas Dressed calves weak al f'''"s f''
asa
,rs for the nla direct % ~, :.
,rt ~. sale sheep sold slowly a. 'nsl"r pticrs =, ~
mol rr,n with a fair demand Sai"E s'r' d, =, e.,
NJ medium to go)d hh'i.'H
Tr oiirnod do: 81 for fair 10 cn'" ,.s -
i,,,s e T5Hs5 good 10 prim" clipped 40 rr
sii o., e. o5TS2 Dressed mutton easier ~ 80
~ c>,ra ,l;aliiv Si.cD: dressed lambs nrn M NG'
s.ios f. IIarrington 2Jt unshorn western -,
~ vcraec 81 37s per 1oc n. - do. ~ NJ At >" -" ,s
,linoI state do II NJ at 81; ~ DO lV. 10 y" o ~
IL" ~ ~ a, 81 ~ o2 clipped state sheep ~ 49, "'
q %. T., unshnrn DO. ~ n. az ~ % ,oo y, 81,
Hume and Mullen i6s unsho-n STATE lambs lVW e. u" & a.
e. po 10 clipped do iO7 n. AZ - 90 10 un.n.dn
Sheen : ~ ~ - -. Jos cls - n. at - -" spring
Wailenie and Holls: 2o2 Western sheep. '3 'o at
81 ...- 49,. oc -, n, 81 CO
,tnsso-n do : H. q 81 % ,, .1
clipped state lambs Nc" sIi''P' f''''
- ~ AZ 81 ~: - cali sheep - lb a, = - . ,..s
Hos -Roceitts - cars. Bio head 'fly :, "'d'
,,r s,le Market firm. at 81 l0fS1 - per w. ~, =
saunders SOLD state hogs 3O) % average al e. ~ per
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

70 M + soasoc do shipping. 55c: 90 ,aw c1s 5og6jc
rOI65c do clover. 4'nooc' 'o"e -
abort iic straw ioc -, re po,otoes steady for
POTATOES AND NEGE az fnr prime stock and
re strong for foreign nions scarce and
QUIZ % 6rn, @ New held seady; next BeTnhss BeTnu ave soil
bring ~ 900 southern green oeneraIy weak
n"Srlv All kinds and on some kinds SsG d@Sod do bermuda
stm,e. 10 Havana SiNSj british laRhu'"S (, 5pdsi G2
81 75ms2 state $50 r9 81 .rnS-' iI white per bbl
ssS o rel and yellow SEAS: ~ do G@'su G@" Snchcs
",,,tc 81 l.lTSl Aspa,lgus p,' ,,s,,,s 800
e. ,o5S e. 5o. spnnch per bb 81 2'aS - 5o~llsl -
20, Iottuce per i6l Sass 90 30 pe pr ia savannah
,,co ,aos charleston. per basket SidS- s1li az 10
rnr crate 75cn$l string beans per Tsets per 100
l-',ott's nor carrier. 81 ,JGS2 -. 5s-- ash
tunrher s:a$5; per bushcra-.. Tnins pcr 100
Southern per bush-crate 81 'oMSi M , 95oGSi 20 Egg
nian.s per bbl. Sias7. Radishes. per loo '''''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

p,oi, ,rru 1t-,a,ile- Eecepts lest - hours. 2eD
br1l total fYr week far ~ 100 head; Tor sam
. %., york $50 head on sale. 20 head market opehi
VITA hu, Few here: few held over tlos" nm ~ -
81 a5qs3 ~ cows s. as3 Hogs-necepts ia - nonS. M
- head. total f.r w..k mus i"i rrd ,%d through
/, -O nead. Erw-YorS 100 head on sh'" ~ , -
natk", opened fairly aciiv" anl 'S' "' &c., 81 -
o.os~ steady. with al so bn tcw P,s.' & :, 5o1
..$? i@gnt @ 49, s. ;5GS - 20: ~ very heavy
herc pgs - 35a<j 80 ropgts - |GSl W 10 80 49,, 80
s. .las, She.p and amhs-Re'ep's last - h1.,s' -
Tr ,,,l fr vol; thus far ~ -"o head; for same uW
last v.ek 5o0" head: consigned hroish -" ~; IL.
- New York head. or sale. 'o', neal NM y. ~ y
..oel lowe, flr shoep and common lambs strons :" "
slai. highe- for best lambs closed nHl ir ~ a. ~
l,r.r STEADY lr good extra clipped wetn"ts >"
~, 80 ,n,,ce H. r,xel sheep. - 2jn 81 40. culls ana
,,r, 81 soasa choice to fancy wool wehers - 'aa
s. - good 20 ch'c. MIXED owes ana wS,n Sbocs 70
S~. ~, lambs 5oTS5 -; good. 81 'nHS' % com
nor llg, - 23aS4 good 70 e..i 'lpp,a snies
3~f soaoc~ 8 soas spring lambs 81 ;oas' ."
nf,n s,oc yards chicago. April l4-'aite-he'r -:
@ "S. ,o,%ers ani fco,iers s. t0ds3 g. cows ana
luls 81 5oas3 80 calves s. @5> - oon :;
""" h'nI xo sas5 90 choice assorted s. 3oas3 ~
e, SIS 20: pi. s. 75as5 - sheep-ReceiPs 900 90
had. Market hrn. Inferior to choice = "p''- ~
~ I5nis April i4-Cat,lc- Receipts. 800 head Mar
e. oSt 90. sooi shipping and export steers S4ds. -
fir io medium 81 G0nS3 90 far huch",s os =, =,
,n rIr Tu,chers' s. l0GS5 20: good mixed. 81 "og
s. 20 good light, s,as5 - shcepNo marsr, ,t ,ra-ke,
.t E,s' rrSa gr?' 81 A2i s4 g. seod S;a: goa butch
crs s. .5qsi rough IT, s3GS5 % ,s ' Good feetor
e. - ii"s, Roceip's light. Market s'sady Rest
Thiaicrhas s. 45a 30 host lo,ke.s - -1dSS So o. s5 s
~, s. $3.50 rooi s. 3,p<i ~, fair 81 2&3gS5 & 90.
c,mmon i,rS ,1as, Rc,Ty and thin crye- $-as5.
(',p,i sheep S3asJ9o. clipped lambs. 50 5"oS' 90
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
WEIGHTS FOR THE SUBURBAN.
LAMpIIGITER TO CARRY l2S POrNDs-sENAToR
GRADY AND DOMINO IN AT 100


There are nfty-eight horses Handicapped for the
Suburban to be run at the June meeting OF the
Concy Island Jockey Club. at Shcepshcad Bay. IL
is probable that more entries VIII be re-
ceved from distant points. as the mails from CALI
fornia are frequently delayed. The entry list eX-
ces that OF OF the previous Suburban handi-
caps The weights should meet the approval OF
owners unless Lamplighter's owner is excepted, as
l2S IS a lead to carry with 50 many good horses
with moderate weights opposed to him. Some OF
the horses are extremely light. but the race -
practically a lightweight handicap Senator Grady
and DOM o are Handicapped alike, although Sena-
tor Crazy was defeated in and Domino Is
an unbeaten colt. one hundred ami nine pounds
should give them both chance against their ased
competitors OF the three-year-oll division. I'az-
zarone is treated lcniertly. as he carries Only 2-
pounds The our-ycar-olds nave been wen trcatr!'
although many owners are likely 10 ma iault WIN
the weight assigned to Herald. who Is thrown IN
with only 100 pounds. Many persons believe thdt II
will he a contest between three-yefr-olds. nut u
the Jockeys "a ride them are taken into coHslria-
ton Il will be that the aged division are IkcIy
10 be better ridden than the three-NeaT-olis. Here
are the names of :he horses and the weights;
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston April it-Couon quiet middling. 3-I6c
miidlng Csc; good ordinary. 9lGc; net and gross
receipts 2s6 bales saes 40 bales stock ss25 bales.
Norfolk April lt.-Cotton easy. middng Ii.c. low mid
ding. i3-itc: good ordinary. csc; net and
G6S bales Great Britain, g. 400 bales
coastwisc is06 bales sales. 2s+ bales: stock. 40 ls
haleF.
mlddlng lS-l6c: good ordinary 9l6c; gross
reocips ss bales exports. coastwse. 1890 bales sales
100 bales: stock. 10 i5T bales
New Orleans. April t-Coon steady; middiing Lice;
low middlins l3l6c good ordinary 6isc: receipts
2as bales; sross 2o2 bales exports to Great Britain
bales; sales. 2.6OO bales: stock. is2. 900 bales W
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London April IL. p. m.-Consos. 100 I-l6 for both
money and the account. New-lork. Pennsylvania and
ohio bonds 2O7-: Canadian Pacific. 7is:
Erie ia second consols S2is Illinois Central 96i
Mexican ordinary. 1914 ~ Paul common. G5s.
Central. 1852, Pennsylvana. ON; Reading lo's Mex
lean Central bonds. hSi4: Atchison
mon. lG. Money. lis per cent The rate OF discount
the open market or both short and three months bills
is iN per The of bullion gone the
Bank of England balance to-day Is f206O00
2:l5 D. m.-Har silyer-Market steady quoted AT 29i
per
43o p. mParis adyces quote per cent rentes AT %
20 centmes for the account. and exchange ON
London AZ - francs II centiincs for checks.
Berlin. April H.-EXchangc On London. 20 marks u
pennings for sight and - marks 81 pfennngs for 30
IA,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
New York. April H. 1884,
rhe-e has been s'ealy advance in the nommal quota
rs r. crude Oh this veeA which simply rene''s al"
app-criaiion ~ the general situation. Sp,'u'"'', -,
. ,,. ,,,,,o.li,, ,ha, the option trading n the
.i.,,,cd Exchange amounted this week u only QUIZ
,,sh.ls NJ -. cents The closing was strong :" -
rcn,s biz The nprroNncss - IN" ccFt.hca,e
..t.s .,..,'.tl,n ~ the moment but ~ cons iur'
, ,u.- - .u,ions takes. specun'lN"lv. ms M ~
D., ada In spite ~ failure ~ new d.N"oll.n's l w.,
..,,., ., active drilling and the steady reduction IN
stocks there something lacking - sN' III, ,,,r,
..,ie.,a markets and prevent a conp"t"
49,, o., a, mo con soiidatel stock and petroleum tN
nang. Foreign quotations ~ petroleum 40 hot .%Sc r. a.
,i,b ,l. rorors ~ crude. refined. etc from ~ ~,
l,,,l, norris ffcm January 20 Nprh were -, ~ 49,
IN increa-e the corresponding petl"i "i S
.nr Z lG5SlGl2 gallons ,..,,.. 4, ,.,
Tho uipo lnc figures foreshadow reduc,ion ~ o mS
.,ts - cr,l. petroleum above ground ~ rom ".'W"
,sl 90 barrels April Tho partial returns "' ,,,n
,p. unes from April to April j. "haF'e's !" "e ''
- 4
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

Tho market fpr Brazil coffee s,endv - firm IN
tone quiet. Bio 80 on spot quoted ~ i7'sdl1i sc
MA coffee holds steady - hm with lat" prices SIN
ruling. but not much activity
FLOUR AND MEAI-It was featurcee market In
to-day. IN" trade being completely discouraged by
ma , am',p a IN oniy enough to G them over imcl
rouiicmen's and were generally talking ~ lower prices
a. 81 .5as3 30 300 bbl~ straishts no hhls - 300
So supcrnnc 200 hbs at g. IL In spring patents @D
bis sold at 81 s3as3 o. and car u clears at 81 90
s"'~rp o%r do va, ,. =. RYE Maret
M1rAc dun Tonlywine s. 7o' Sasnmoe s. 20: south
quiet nnc wnie 81 o.: anr yellow a5aotc: coarse ss
- - I ,e19S s ao' S1s'c ,, en- , sGa
Sc corronserd neal 81 10 oil meal 81 ao@si ~,
md the nrst few minutes very dun. 1t opened
.s and vns moGcr'ciy active tive for %hl sood deal
mand and @ftcr few futile eirorts 10 rmiiy # turned
heavy and vcakentl steadily mp to the cos" The news
end {" the fears Of damage drought anl some r,-
different. 'Bralstrcct's visible rather ,or,ilr
showing for the bears the total for the week naking he
eear3ngss % 9y & a;S i0 0c hpsn i against @ 27T2 % @ eSs
lush against 49, 03 last year The close At II coc
w9s net net deeine for 'hc day ana on the curb May
active. shippers being entirely out Of the market one
porr; No rel quoted isc under May store. and
sc over in elevator: May closed at &c. .cORN-ln
steady during the morning, closing quiet n unchanged
mere MAY closing AT " l-oc Ihee seemed 10 br very
little feature 10 the market The interior movement of
his the visible
II corn according 'Bradstrcets the week were
427GO bush against l.21+.OOO bush previous week
since July the exports have been u 26j 900 bush
2G?Ol OID bush for the corresponding time
duh: No In the elevator quoted at - &c
5000 bush sold at ,5c and lisc May o afoat
Or export and Is 900 bush ungraded 4Jc elevator and
iic delivered ...... .OATS-l was an unnterestng
K"t IN oats with IN" movement Of prices limited
narrow fluctuations There was practically no outside bust
ness and the local trade disposed develop
decrease mis- week and the visible supply estimates
rather favorable Sales Of cash included 300
3ilsc: 800 bush 30 . white. sesc. 1900 bush track
white 30i1gi3c. and carlos of track mixed al 37i.d
3S'lc: No white quoted nj 4osc .MALT-Mar-
get dun uneraded Western G5asoc Canadian. o0d95c
sx-rowed. s0usjc two-rowcd 72d75c. .... HARLEY
Market dull: No Milwaukee GTdGiitc ungradei West
ern. 0ogGic. SEEDS cloyeseed- Market auist at
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

Nv per day. G2.u"l So, - -,r,s , Gallon I'm
psrrrl n.~,leum quoted a. - - c't'S En"' ,,,
,,,,is ana g., cents bulk IN Ne" ork HlI q W
".,,s f., hnrrs4 and 80 In bulk at Philhdriphd
s,i a., Il ~, cents IN Sew YORK .rNi. Oh W''
'.,ts in barrels and cents IN cases NaphthA con"
rnaroel , - crrts gallon. ans. ,... ,,- 100
Foreign quotations we're: Antwerp rs francs P iGT
kllos ! 90 mafks per ." Nllos AT H''''"' " 80
ucr Imperial gallon AT London
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

Ssor ribs. per 100 ID
'"'g @s aacs.ions were a. ioo~s Flour auil snl
ess s@} Gs .s %noss5 % y 80 1 RF2S % % 81 @ @
3St,c 80 oats 3l7sc. No rye. 45c ~" bat,.F' 'c
NS is PEA '@'i%Sp GS 81 @ s@as4 100 n 81 So3
s. G2 short ribs; sees 4o%S s e. 60 e-saSg saS % o y s1
lboxed, s5nS1: whstcy. distlles finished gods yer
siandsra - 49, ON the Er~uce Exchangr To-
'he bu'sr market was faIy acy d nCy an 'Is ssg
Eggs steady at ioG per y, HoIrn 70. s,.a irrh nce n
chaneed Whe9,nThe reeg5 are q, 1r,h ni eu' nrf f
Imnan1 30 . Fed sold at ~ ,c - arrive 10
red ac. q, j7isc The reccpts and onernss wcIe
good demand tr corn Is Sey scare ,.o and , sell. y1
firm as the receipts ana et"rngs %cr" rather lisni
s ,c a 2Sg sr'ay msc "a'i raf Sf G % ear 80 wh M% %
reieeea nixel rack %i. ior, Se1 eml I "a 81. "
lie lad steady; sales Of steam eaf Of ~: kcte-dnc
70 leaf se eas'r ~. ,, h'cIn c@ar ',Td 5 ss.
of 30 boxes 7'.c on orders Whiskey-saies Of '"i
Mn%anhec' April lt,May ghcssl oPc9od today a,
from even e. ic undcr ana ulv nc over May prices
Samples we're quiet an! unchansed 'osc On ',ack No
Barley quie, lower 55c being asked for cash and
81 A% B. Ss5Gi%' s@saS rye F' in good % ds%an5 W 80 % Z"
in fair demand; 80 3 3''c: 80 aise Fleys~ed quiet
n:n s s. 80 49, mse e. % FSa and m @ !9w one
Phiiadeiphis. April Ii-Fiour Market continued
mostly la small lots to satisfy immediate
of oibers Wheat-Weak. declined s.n'.c under sprc-
ulaiive liquidation; exporters were holding on.
No . red April Gin6lisc NAY. 6i7.G62i.c. June.
627bGG3hc: July 6J'lHGsAc. corn-Opton market
shade sympathy with decline in wheat. and ruled
dull export demand light local carlos mod
supply prices &c lower: No mixed April.
43n43sc: May. t3Q43c: June. 43gN iic. July 4iGi4.c
OasOnernes moderate and carlos more firmly held Tut
light duh and without important change
ungradcd white. 3sc No white. clipped 400. No
white April 3siAm39c May and June. SSa4r'9ic; July.
Refined. quiet and steady:
4sc: other brands unchanged. Otner articles
unchanged.
81. Louis. April l'-tlou7 market closed unsettled;
patent So S5q$3: fancy 81 2JD s2 G fancy 81 30
81 :5 choice s2aS2 rye -four. S;aS3 49, buckwhoat
flour 81 15qs6 BranThe mills making very llttie
bran and spot offerings. Wheat lower May.
55Nq55%c asked: July. 5sso asked Corn hgher; April
3Gc May 3Gisn3Gi4c: June. 36c. July 36iaN36ac oats
weak and lower: May 32'.c; July 27Ac. Pork standard
mess selling Si3 37iz: orders. Sl3 -. Lard prime
steam quotable 7'.01zc. and choice 1tsc Bacon
shoulders 7c longs. 7'sc: clear ribs. 7i.g7Ac
shorts 1In7isc. Dry salt meats. shoulders. &C. longs
and clear ribs $3.50: shorts. G.55c High wines steady
al 81 Lead. spot rather slow sale. but forward de-
livery demand and at premium spot.
Sales chemical AT 20c cars soft Missouri at
3 22ihc 20 corrodng for May BIS Speer dull ard
at g. 20c.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

IS OdslO 25 per 100 - In store Iimothy-MaFhe' ''
sample seed. 81 60H$5 in store , - A.. ,rs.
Ne give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
,',, Tav and for the corresponding date last yea.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16
THE MONETARY SITUATION.


There was no perceptible change III lne lnro,ns,ne
market. At the Stock Exchange rates H - arnps
at stereotyped figures and the supply VIC, Wa . 10 !
at | per cent for call loans. ana IRON, q
per cent for fixed periods. The comp 'ssr,ytlry
fact. was SO sharp that there was il''lc ,rne sr
OF collateral securities. Offerings nas nj
parently from all sources The malhv' unsr
affected In the slightcs; degree py Wv ss sors
pected large exports Of gold. Ihere We We orsds
demand for commercial paper of a Ils' 'hecaus
but there WAS little actual business, In ts
merchants were not issuing their ho., dears,
European markets money was II"S S,scounr
In London the open market rate iot a r. closei
advanced from rs TO 13s per cent a''S W. Englant
strong at the top figure The BANK oi sn,n rsn
however. made no change in us ni,un,,on in 10
OF discount, and there was no inu' a,t.eiy 10
weekly statement that the rate was "At Psrs
advanced In the Immediate futuTe' ot eAi!s
the street rate for money was il'l, 'n'.,ht declns
per cent and at Berlin. after sne"
to IA II closed steady AT ia per c@em @ throughout
The foreign exchanges were strons ahsence Oh
the week on one or two days az but thes.
demand permitted small CONCESSIONS. ..couire M
may have been designed merely !" ., low rates
small offerings Of commercial bills sr Il was sy
Long before the end of the Wees weena unless p'
parent that gold would be shipps'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-16

The bank exchanges of the New-fo forh NysSJ Va
ing House and the stocks sold AT the IVY IVY \
Stock Exchange last week and for the W. Wv.
the preceding two years compare as toho".' =.
April l6 'a2 April Is. 'a5 Aprd Ap-a asa A. :
Exchanges ...... .SjS5 si5 100 sos $50 80" .s I,
No shares sold..... l.l25. 40 lil12s
The herald., 1894-11-02
FINGERS AND PICTURES.

How Changes Are Made In the Pictures
ut the Chamber OF Commsrce.
Applications for membership in the
chamber of commerce continue to be
filed with the secretary. Many OF the
members are very enthusiastic, and in
tend during the present month to enroll
250 new memb bers and make the round
1000 complete. Considering the work
being done by the chamber and the size
OF the city, there ought to be no trouble
in doing this.
The ministers OF the various dsnomi-
nations have not taken any particular
interest in the work carried on by the
chamber, but cow Rev. Burt Estes How
ard has enrolled his name as a mem Der,
and established q precedent. Ladies,
too, have given the cham Der the 20 by,
but cnange in this direction. also, has
taken place. Mrs. H. W. Strong OF
Whittier and Miss T. Kslso of this city
have added their names to the member.
ship roll.
The country cousins. when they come
to the city, commit many absurdities,
bat not the least is when they wander
into the art gallery and begin to paw
the pictures. There is one oil painting
representing early morning, with the
cows in the pasture. These inger and
thumb artists have changed the atmos.
pheric tone of the picture until it looks
now as if it represented belated cattle
after storm. Such efforts are not ap.
preciated, and Secretary Willard has
had railing put around the art gallery
as q polite. il somewhat solid, reminder
that visitors, with or without hayseeds
in their hair, must keep their distance.
The herald., 1894-11-02
AN ADJOURNED SESSION.
THE DEMOCRATIC CITY CONvEN-
TION MEETS AGAIN.
Tho Fourth Wsrd Democrats Change
THAR Candidate for Councilman.
Tho Convention Will Meet
Again To-day.

The Democratic city convention held
an adjourned session last night at the
rooms of the Jefferson club on North
Main street, which was we'll attended,
there being over 100 delegates present.
Chairman VIM. Mead presided and
Secretary ]. H. Melville was present.
The session OF the convention was
short one. and thu business before it WAS
principally with reference to proposed
changes on the ticket.
The convention resolved itself into
ward conventions and the Fourth ward
reconsidered its nomination for coun-
Gilman, selecting John Chanslor instead
of the previous candidate.
The conference committee reported to
the convention that there had been
some communications with the Popu-
lists, which were not fniShed, and
wished that the convention adjourn
over until this attention at o'clock,
when they would be able to report def
nitely.
The convention adjourned in pursu-
anoe of the request Of the conference
committee. to meet this afternoon at
the same place.
The city central committee then met.
there being large attendance of NOM
bers, Chairman Martin @. Marsh pre-
siding.
The chairman stated that the cam
paign committee will be announced at
the meeting OF the convention today.
The committee then went into execu.
tive session with the candidates.
The herald., 1894-11-02
ONCE MORE IN COURT.
The Second Preliminary Examination
of Alva Johnson.

The Second Preliminary Examination
of Alva johnson.
Yesterday the second preliminary ex-
animation of Alva johnson, whom the
detectives think they have got dead to
rights this time as one OF the Roscoe
train robbers, was begun in Justice
Bartholomew court before Jdstice Nc
Lain, who is sitting for him.
The day was occupied in putting in
the testimony OF the trainmen and 9th.
srs with reference to the hold.up of the
night of February l4th last. The famil.
iar details of the robbery, together with
the story OF the search of the detectives
for trails. the next day was thrashed over
once more. Not bit Of new testimony
was reached, although the prosecution
claims to be in possession of certain
facts that they believe will go hard with
the rancher defendant.
They claim that they will be able to
show the shipment of a package OF Mex
lean dollars by Alva Johnson at PGsa-
dena by express, after the robbery, to
his alleged accomplice, Jack Thompson
in Ariz ona, and that Thompson received
the package under the name of Parker;
also that they have letter to Thomp-
son stating that the package would be
shipped, and will be able to show that
the letter is in Johnson's handwriting.
None of this testimony materialized yes>
terday but is expected to come out to-
dsy. The examination will be resumed
Id the morning.
The herald., 1894-11-02
PART II-PAGES 9 TO II

not expected. however, that the acreage
OF wheat will be as large as last season.
owing partly to scarcity OF seed. and
to the scarcity of provender Tor teams.
The conditions are very favorable for an
early season. Highest temperature. "a
degrees; lowest, so degrees. Rainfall,
81 oil an inch.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
Moreno-The large grain raisers have
begun blowing. The full amount of till
liable land not in orchards will be plant-
ed TO barley and some wheat, in all
about 10000 acres will be sown to grain.
A heavy east wind blew for two days,
but did no damage. Highest tempera.
ture, 70 degrees; lowest, 3S degrees.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Santa Ana-The weather was cool and
pleasant all tho week, the temperature
ranging from "a to rs degrees at noon.
The apple crop OF Orange county was
very good this year. and the fruit was az
fine as could be produced anywhere;
large quantities are being shipped every
day. Pears were also very good crop.
The chambe of commerce has a fine ex-
hibit OF fruits and farm products.
Capistrano Several earthquake
shocks occurred without doing damage.
The highest temperature was 20 degrees;
lowest, 81 degreea.
The herald., 1894-11-02
THE CROPS.

The Weather Bureau's Report of Thor
Condition.
The weather bureau furnishes the fol-
lowing weather crop bulletin of South
ern California for the week ending Mon
day. October 29. 1894:
The FIRST part OF the week was cooler
than the seasonal average; the remain
ing days were warm with the tempera-
ture ranging considerably in excess Of
the daily normals. Rain fell in the
northern coast district, where plowing
is being vigorously pushed owing to the
rains wetting the soil autticiently for the
purpose and where grass is growing
finely, and with warmer weather will
soon afford ample pasture. The rains
retarded the rpening OF grapes and the
absence OF sufficient sunshine caused q
deficiency of sugar in grapes for wine
purposes. In the remaining districts
fine weather prevailed, 80 far az re.
ported.
But few reports are received for this
bulletin owing to this being the off time
between the harvesting of crops and the
beginning OF the rainy season.
SAN LUIS oBIsro COUNTY.
Musick-Grapes have ripened very
slowly and the late rains have damaged
quite large number; many OF the
grapes are deficient in enough sugar for
wine. Flowing has commenced; grass
ia coming up thickly and with warm
weather will soon be good feed. Rain
fall. 40 of an inch.
San Luis Obispo City-The rain and
fine weather of the past week etarted
grass again and insures an abundance Of
green feed for stock. Flowing aad seed.
ing are being pushed vigorously; 1t ia