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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-24
EETCHUM e. JONASS TROUBLE.
,~n,crrn FOR ALLEGED FRAUDULENT FAILURE

yNDrcTED FOR ALLEGED FRAUDULENT FAlLOf'H-
THEIR LAWYER ALSO ARRESTED
1u,us Tomas Of the firm Of Ketchum Jonas
formerly clothing manufacturers at 10. oiV r'oa"
way was taken from Police Headqua''eIS ."
General Sessions Building yesterday to nave d"
Sc, for the charge Of mislcmeanor. There are 'ou'
men indicted in connection with the Uo"oeS VI ''1
firm which failed November IL, 1888 l"''c Jay .
before the failure the head bookkeeper ans -
IIa,pjn il is alleged made new set OF p'oNN '''
which the liabilities shown to be less 'h''i '
assets This was done II is asserted. to deiraun III.
creditors When II was learned by the members Oh
the firm that the creditors desired 10 gel 'nc 'o
II Is alleged that they were taken 70 the no'"V ~
Herman Joseph in Brooklyn. ana the'e s'1''',D
and that aftorwarl the books were taken ~ TIC
house Of Harry Jacobs, No ~ '1'loi-S'" p'VV 'a
Jacobs was a clerk in the firm ana " "o'''' 81"
law Of the senior partner. ketchum 49,.
E<etchum Jonas Herman Joseph ana marry
Jacobs have been indicted for mis- Iemeahor !" SO'0'
ing the books Ketchum has been indlc'cn ioi s'
larceny in fraudulenty misrepresenthS 'he 0o'''
ton Of the Arm 1893, and he Is also i"u'''' .o
,oisdeneanor In failing to turn over 10 Cle'i'o''
o,our.s due Togeph and Harry Jacobs are m
djcted for unlawfuy abetting the mSdemeahor VI
vas arra,gned before Judge MARITIME In iart
in the Genera, Sessions. az ~" c3Ch NJ nn-
day He pleaded not guilty. Juusf Ma iIryer His
Az hail in Jonas's case. as ne ha1 no 'a"H''' ~
counsel is Joseph, who is also lhl'Creii d into the
1,istrict Attorneys office and surrendered then-
49, Tbev brought their bondsmen with men,
ana pr SarDe nresdcd when Jonas Joseph and
yocobs We're arraicned at the bar, they were reprp
hau in the cases of Jonas and Ketchum at So'UV
each shortly after o'clock the last OF Jne m
dicted men Samuel Ketchum. went TO the DstrSt-
Attornev's Office and gave himself up. HIS bonds
man. in 5000 is Henry Meyer: oil NO D. I'Ne-S' 4"
There is a NTH Indictment in the case II Is for
misdcmcanor but against whom IN n 1T mas 'J A
found is not yet known to any but the oimoiaiS an
he defendants
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANcr.

There has been considerable activity IN TIA.
borhood Of West Forty-second-st recen,,v - -.
to the proposed Hudson River Bridge ,r@
mcnts. Property in West Forty-second-s,. IA,
OH the increase ever since the project was ar. Wa
ges;ei Another .arge sac was reported vs.,...e
In this locality. Mande. baum & Levine hav.
chased from the Aston estate Nos i2O and 10, r''
Forty-second-st.. lot .jxl0O with a ,h,..-."
brownstone Dwelling. The purchase has en-
considerable diplomacy on the part OF the h,s.a
as the property was held in four separate ss.as
and the holders OF these shares were by Al msl9
wiling sellers. Mandelbaum & Levine frs, bo or.n
from Peter Aston through Isidore jackson ,tS
representative, one-fourth share in the propef,y "a
the sum OF $3.50. They then arranged Ia I.H
proceedings in partition, so as 10 compel the -
part owners either 20 buy or sell their ,va1
Yesterday the dea, was completed the other own .a
selling out to Mp1de5aum & Levine for the en- y
This price ls considered low. as property t n ~
book Is he'd as high as $4,000 FOR single x.ts.s;
lot 'Ns
There was Only one sac at the Trinity Sail.
room. No. III Broadway, under torec.osurs =
John y. Cooling. who offered No 22s West six,yy
fourth-st, a hve-story brick tenem thouss. /.
Tor the p,ain;in Tor sl5.7H. f'
G.. f.. Harre.L br1ker. mas sid for Mrs Ida Bla
Cook 70 JACOB Hirsh a five-story building nrws
No. West Tweny-nin.h-st.. for @bou, $500 Deal
viii be passed at the conclusion Of a satlsfactSr
The Peter Cooper estate has plans nearly com.
petel By downtown architect for The erection y
an eight story ana basement building on the az,
side Of Fourtn-ave., between Twenty seventh srs
Tweat y-e!Eh;n SIS. 90 feet. and running back ~
feet In Twenty-seventh-s,. and 10 feet in Twsr.r
eighth-st. at A cos, II 10000 The building viii (.
occupied when completed By the American LIisNs'
graphic Company. incBi.ng rs various brarrs
houses throughout the country
Jonas Wei AMI Bernard Mayer have filed p,,m
for lve-story BRICK fiat. 25x96. On the nor;hwss,
corner Of Second-sve. and Fifiy-second-s, costa.
5000: also. for three fve-sory brick fats gxS -
the west side Of seconl.aye. % feet north Of Fifty.
socond-st., costing go.
Louisa p. Kirk has fed plans for sx.s,ov
brick na;, 2jXs5. No. 1870 Hesters;, costing gsM
Leon 1bel has H.el plans for a thrse-s;ory br,rs
stable thlO2 at Nos. 500 and 55 East E.ghy-sscoat
81, 70 cost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-24
+. ". GRIFFTTHS KILLS HIMSELF
HE HAD BEEN FOR MANY YEARS CoNFlDEN-
TlAL SECRETARY FOR BROWN BROS. &
co. But LOST HIS PLACE or AC-
,.cr-Nr' az A SCANDAL,

Co. But LOST HIS PLACE on AC-
COUNT or A SCANDAL.
r W Grifiths forty-fve years old. OF Hacken-
sack. for seventeen years the conndenual SecIe-
tary and stenographer for Brown Bros. q Co..
bankers of Wall Street, committed suicide at noon
Yesterday lie shot himself in the head with
SS-calibre revolver. He walked into an Clubhouse
locked the door and fired the shot, being found
unconscious and lying in a pool Of blood 'rs
Conrad and ST John probed for the bullet, which
undertaking was dangerous one. the bullet nav
ing lodged in the bran near its base. Mr. Grif-
fths lived for several hours after the shooting and
even rallied long enough TO speak to the members
OF his family. Dependency is the cause assigned
for the deed. ~,
lie was an intelligent and handsome man lie
had been named correspondent IN a divorce SUM-
and the scandal reaching the ears OF his employ
ers he lost his place. During the last TWO months
he had been engaged as stenosrapher IN various
courts in New-N ork. but had had no steady en-
ployment He expecting to receive telegram
from Philadelphia regarding a place but IT did
not come. and he became moody and desp0ndent
lie leaves a wife and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-24
PASSENGERS on THE ALLER.

The North German Lloyd steamer Aner arrived
here yesterday from Bremen with these passen-
gers among others, on board: Mr.. and Mrs r.
Blocker Rathbone. s. W. Blake. Louis Bottger.
George and Marvin Gorham Miss Gorham. a. Il.
Gilroy Leopold Herr. A +. Hancock. F W. Muller.
S r. Rogers Max Schwarz and Charles p. Weeks.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4cl-s'. 80 It " Of 5th.aye. 25xose: David
frankenherg 10 Anna \ Gillies 49,.
Amalle Meissner 70 Augusta Handle .........
40th--,. =. 1858 Il of 9th aye, Is 'sioO5:
7ist-st. =. 2GO II q 2i-ave. 2oxio05. Simon
Lo"wens'ea and wife 10 HATTIE Manheim.
i2iih-s,. n 5. same property Frank Bayer to
,o,, ISig' & I2i East: william II Gebhari and
VIII. - Elizabeth y Greene. go. ..-.....
9Gth-st No 10 East, sender Jarmrlowsky and
wife 70 John = Schuchmann. .......... -.-..,,.,..
l35ih-s, 3 " corner u Maiison-ave. ID skis. John
i?7,h.st Nos o32 AID IA West Elise Baumann to
,a Mfry s. 80 it Of wIli.s-ave i5xoo. I'd
ward Berne and vic 70 J9hn l. Df f,.o,si:
i40th-sr n 8 $50 p ~ AieXan1er-atr -'NlV'
Maria Stephenson - oliver g Bnfn'ss. .r.....,.
Sf"rherson and wife............. ........::.::.
,qc.hs, n 6 iGG Z, ~ Alevanler-avs. BLK
20. George Brown 70 ii7,7ry C ,i9lSs MINI,
Hrssier - Ferdinand M,nreth ......-.;;....
Arthonv-ave. - T. q l'2,n ogN Irregular
Hugh r Garlen 20 Dennis W Moran ~.
Ci,n,on-ave. =. lot ~ 10. map II Mount hopee;;
.s,h ward. George IL Schroeder TO Kate Z
s: S1i,'9g,'' boulevard s. III q II villa
ave. 57xlljE5oxli7; George Daniels 70 I'd
Mulberry.s,. 30 ~. Catherine De vro to Tomaso
wo srr' Hous,on.s, 30 ssh Elizabeth Power to
rji,or.s ~ :. Edwin 4 Crukshank. trustee. TO
]ohn I'vinf 90 r ~ Avenue b. p Gxs3i;
Paul Wo5is 70 lane Woods. ......... ....,,...::..
s,snton-st ~ go. Isaac Cohen ard ".ie "
p5 t5d's ~ 80. cah-rinc Taylor - Margaret
CT. t'a,asne az Z, q 27ths,. le6Sloo. elm
-, " sve.. 10 Edward Nail and ano'her-...:.
i0th-aye. No l2S. and y 40 West lNih-s'. Ei"'h
.,sr', 70 ~; IT. " y ioth.ave 25xioo5. WIN.
lam D0hrmarn and VIZ 70 Margaret II Aoei,o.
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~ ALNUT LANE SCHOOL.

"\Vo9pF,E3LLHsc, ool and college Preparatory for Gs
18Th year Terms from 5000 - 300 per ysa'' pa
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year. Begin September ~
tNVOODFIELD." , ,,....o-, Tor Girls
noaF T3. sf St 1na r &c ,e per for
ca,alosuc ''WooDFIriD" Logan rh!a. Co.. "a
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
cssse ro1 s,s- for a E. H
THEo5oRA 3: RICHARDS prin 1.,5Se3s Miss SARA
LOUISE TRACY A. NJ Germantown Philadelphia.
W hartford osuoutbS, conn"c,'. Zoo Fail se,
n'f onc1 P3 go ! ~ 81 MIS- SARA j. SMITH Prn
For Both Scxes.--Country.
CHAPPAoJA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE Chnpps?,a.
4 N Among thu hills. ;hirty-two miles from Ncw M.
YorE boa rdinr-schooi for boys and GINS under 'hs
care Of Friends.
r LAvERAcK COLLEGE AYp MgnS0N, RI nI VI ;, H. =.
sTITyTE T TGIa A @as srarior adyanoss
thorough slgcop to S9 c,d Ina as. its wear
2p.ns se III F AGK A. NJ Prcsiden Cl,vcrac<. n Y
'hIIEtH Excolent q home ,udcn' is s,ac' All de-
nominations thorough work English. Science Classics
Music al" t,1-1GNr'sTiTr JONES LIZ. Providence p
I,LFxwoop COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE and Fe f,,,
rcr society Musl art modern languages strong faculty
IJAcKETTsTowN INSTITUTE YOUNG mcH pr, prepared RE-
Pr c9lcso %, rs H., .s steam heat electric
shs mountain spring water two gyIGneSur. mra a
j. j.. President. Hack"t's'own y y.
ME CARE and instruction yogns ny' 10, %r' a Sif'
sSs2o year Nfs S' sr lad'G Hs @
DrNXINGToY *. j. SEMINARY. Bound Brook r r. R
l between fhia. ami N~v Nor. For b"th As'" ''n
year Very hcalihfn beautiful and a,'"Sslnr.
courses II Instructions ~ teachers cost moderate i' cay
nl,rie etc address TIIOS HANION. u. -. president
- EDDIE INSTITUTE UlGHTSToWN. J. i,"th
I sexes Prepares college Teach ne Business N'T-
ouch IN German French Music. ~. %,th year opens
Sop. 9Th Rev. JOSEPH r. JERRY. fh- j.. III"
WESLEYAN ACApEMY-ROT1I SEXES. Sine 'onf~r'
W Specialists classics Art and Music Frlarg'i on
dornent insurcs af}an'ares AZ moderate "N.S
1Sh year opens Sept - 1896 T9r cnal g'i' ahh''ss
Rev WM T.. NEWT MI FIN.
Vuhrrhar Mass
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ADrRoNDAcKs
LEAVE NETWORK AT 1888 A. M,
VIA y y. ci.TrRAI- GET YOUR DINNER AT
GmllIwGlD PARK HOUSE
IN "' H ~ nI,r,n,,sa ~ fanp6ie, aiirc,a
wM r. lNGor.p. Manager. chliaool y. Y.
THE CMGTE4UGAY, cuArAE # TFFFf LAKE,.
y 1E %oErEFN Appropriated Thsoas6y EoSoi9S4 AZ
Ss. 's e .d4 ss t 'Is nHSiirs
ADIRoNpAcKs ,
The EA0l1p@GS&mG7
on LOWER sARANAc lake
TIE mos, naturally attractive resort IN America. only
20 nuns from Nev-York for illustrated circular
'4'''' EAI.o.:SS T TogNg Ma Ns"a e +
ADiRoXpAcKs
H7OTT-E-L [WAEylB.6l5lA
AMI c..,aee, ION rpp~r saranac Lake,
Ell he. Aoa s.' sc Fine aunns d'nias send
Tor ''''''-' HARLOW II cHANP wgg,. M'os e r
ADrRoNpACKs.
Tho lEbpE@l9W,
.AnASAc h, ..G 2' s, s year round All nod
.prnoNpAcKs STONY LAKE HOUSE 5'h Season.
"a n.'n. .4tes 70 nailf" nom, - .,' an ''e0
q y N6nTox r. o.. G@a.-, LAKE, ieai' -. y 7.
<uino>uACK~ Gooi summer resort For illustrated
go r Il scHiITs Mer-H so'on CO.. y. I.
THE ADIRONDACK SPRINGS House on Isk.
.... 8 = $40 st',p' ssrrvT%oE @s.psr
HUTCHINSON HOUSE,
STANFORD RI HTd si' So1 s 'si' 1'as'
BLOCK lGGAMD, Ro O.
uYGrrA HOTEL. IDEAL OCEAN NOME.
n.ns Nssr specially me ,ab' a,hne t1h'ns NJ hp'
rs6s 'e.s-. &C. ,.Im' ~ a",1i|, 'J Pron
IS T. 20 .nreeggs cooLlEn 7ILN NJ TEw% YORK.
G8TGI'll, MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
r,TsKtIL \ Y RATES ,i.0p N7.io y S2l - PER
WEEK. s2co TO 500 PER DAY.
BUTCHER HOUSE
AND COTTAGES.
PB%LlNG, N. Y
Now open sera .or circular. {. V. LANSING. Minas.r.
DIR. STgCEG'S SANlTABlJM,
sAHAToGH sPIiINGs Y. Y.
\ popular resort for health chang res, or n a..
s ni ia'hs saratoga waters an C[oGu,, ,i ,wn
1s snn, &C. NV s-s and Rusnn baths unsurpassed
IL 6renai elegance send ,or illustrated circular
EOUlMOM MOUSSE
SUMNER RESORT.
Open JUNE
MANCHESTER. VERMONT.
Send TO- descriptive book = =, or,,s
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
7ru - OD01 nm m ~ m I'D

TM[E WlMWSWN2
ELIZABEI HTOWN y. T. Located amidst the grandest
mountain scenery The largest and finest house In IN.
place. Table and service Unsurpassed ay farms ana
tsrdens supply with fresh milk. cream butteI
,ggs chickens vegetables Pure running spring %.t
tITouchout the house bells. baths and at'st
ssnit.rv iunbns Orch-sra. hiards. bowling alleys.
fine tennis and cl0que ana charming drives Pui e.
DRY brarinc air; POSITIVELY 40 MOSQUITOES No
MALARIA. Ny TallyIo coache, and carriages meet asi
boats and Trains WespOrt and connect WIN regular
stages Valley Cascade Lake Adirondack Lodye
and Lake Placid Procure through tickets Teleg sph
,rpres. and tick., In the house circulars WIN
city reference ORLANDO KELLOGG, Proprietor.
'' 9 A FERRIS. Mgr.
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,,oardrx Dav ard College Preparatory for Girls So,h
wear opens September 26th For circiiir d n
TiIEO!JORA b. RICHARDS. Principal. Hlls' "''''''
LOUISE TRACY A. NJ. Associate Irncpaar... ,,h,,
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L1lTg R1OWNTM0M LMMIEo
PROSPECT HOUSE,
ADIRONDACKS.

STEVENS MOUSSE
LAKE PLACID n y. . oo, - ,sov.
TIDE larEcs, AMI fne' hotel in this par, ot n
region Most beautifully located between Lake Iacd ana
Mirror Iakes surrounded by mountains towering n.s
thousand three hundred feet high Fine Tennis ours
a.bal grounds and beautiful drives Send Tor pnoto
rraphic circular j. A. g. 4. STEN EMS. owners anu
Tronrietors Lake Plocia ". Y.
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NIOODSIDE SEMINARY. ,-...f.,,,
w hartford (suourbs), Conn"c' icnt-oo ru ..,
rfl1ils go thirty Z" ms S,rn ~.
SION opens Sept. 20 "a Mlss SARA J. SMITH RIM
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anton John AMI wife to Henrietta spoke Fulton
ave. :. lts Il O.; rel4an,ay,e 12,sshtre
ton-sve. :. 30 Il OF i!lst-st. : years. -.
Bglmcs,er. MarE. e, Al TO- Tits Guarantee and
Bach. Lewis Il. 70 Gern,an.a LIE Insurance Co.
ParNsYe corner ~ >lst o,-oyss sa p,o,ie-
! hood savings ami Building Association No o's
Eas, l3Gih-s'. !ns'alments :. :; ';s
Daniels George : 70 Edward u Berthe, 40 90,
Decking Bernhard J. ard wife 70 Henry Bacf
Duny. Nicholas TO Mary l. Higgins. guardian,
etc. l6th-s'. " corner OF Isl AVE. years
Nicholas-ava : q corner Of l26th-s years..
FalIon John and wife 10 Teachers COOPERATIVE
Building and Loan Association. 20th-si, s.
1859 Il u lst-aye; instalments. -:
Gill."s Anna \. 20 TILE Guaran5ee ana ntl:
cages. year and years .......:..:.-::......'
Harvey Reuben c. and wife 20 Hugh camp
lo NJ Isl map North Marble Hi. l2th ward
uershaed Rachel 70 Kasse Oshinsky. Ludlow 81.
: 100 4 n OF Delancey-st. years ..-....
Honey James. and wife 20 Frede.ick Seioei; part
OF lots los and 1870. map part farm of BENJAMIN
uncrf.n,n Haol, ana vie - Dry Dock savings
Institution No l.0at Avenue r. year ....,,,:
New York Mo,,-si. :. 57.3 It OF Pell-s'. )
irving Wing. John r. to Edward Mitchell. trustee etc.
s sTs rnG o. D. 2,,h wSrl 49,,
johnson. Martin AID wfe 70 Anna ti,LgeTs.i
ana another. lG5,h-st : - It Of TIFFANY
r,hns,n John and wife 20 Anna Fitzgerald ana
another l6sth-sr. n :. leo II u Tiffany Pace
> mortgages. years. :. -. r.,
Lesson William q. and wife q Mutual LIE y.
surance COMPANY i3sth-st. $50 10 II * ~
Nicholas Terrace year. ........t..- pee -
Nit Fannie e. James Livingston. lot 10 =
map Warasvile. West Farms. 3 years. -
Nail Edward and another 10 Tile Guarantee an!
Trust Company and another. Oth-aNe. = s. 49, IL
n q 2Tih-si > MORTGAGES. > wears :.s...
circuit Susan. 20 Young and Mcl1icnie' -.
st. = 1893 u " Of - Nicholas-aN' ~
D.. . 81
Overbaugh Dewitt c. and wife. 20 Hugh .anp
trustee lots los .3d io7. map. North N"''7
nm i2th Ward. years. ..,,,s....,,,
Oestrsch. charles and wife to sam. -
Esswcin. SSH ~. = :. 2i39 n - Avenue -
O7Reilly John J. 70 John J Reilly NJ l''' -
ave demand. ..........: .. -, '..,b g.
Oherlc. Annie. 90 Amasa w Salils 81 a. ef,ns
= cS39 II " u lst-ave. mortgages. s-n
Powers James =. 20 Louisa FriedHhe. low"
inc-st n ; - n . Of Bedford ST, ! year -.
Rood caroline o. ~ Moses TAYLOR Pyne ara NJ.
other trustees Nos Is 20 10 East sd 81. yed.S
Rosenberg Henry - Broadway savings l"S''"
ION ~ 40 East i23t-st. veal. 80. =,
Sch-ugr FNsncis T. and VII" 20 AD' rsrs,r
Ouackcnhush 9Gth-st. :. $50 n ~ Mai.r"
~. and other property. mortgag's; Neals
Silon Phehc and another =" Sahuel '"'''''
No Gel Wal,On-av-. wears. ..''' ,....,., n
stevens William &. and wife - Mllan
swift and wife lot NJ 1856 map u Se''''" -
Wye estate. wears i,,r
Tiniien John and wife 20 Mutual LIE I' oh
once company. y 3oth-st. corner W"
avc 1 wear. ............ '''''+ -
T"ni,or Francis 70 sarah \ williamson Futon
ave- n " ; l73 n of Pelham-afe 80 49,
Weinberg Philip. ~ Dry Dock SAVINGS n~,
;Ion 7ist-~t. $ loi II OF fh-aNe' d "'''
cages. year.....'.',
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Eaw Schools.

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
lNI June 1891. ABNER c. THOMAS. LID.
Iean Case system Of instruction. Degree OF Ii. h.
after course Of years Morning division 70 ".
10 For CATALOGUES apply 10 Pro-.
CIARENCE d. ASHLEY 2O7 b way New-York.
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3neirurilon.

For Young Ladies-Country.
TIME ossINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. sing s'ns o9,h
i the-IiudSor. Miss G. G. fu"e'' i''"1''A
year. begin September 49,
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FURNISHED Apartments 20 Lei.

[ Tenant going 10 Europe desires 70 until his rssSf>
furnished apartment from Oc,oos,
Apply At ONCE, %th-st and ''n"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
raovIsros MARKETS


Chicago, III. Nov. i5.-wheat-while
the price OF wheat at the opening un-
der the iniuenee Of higher cables dis
p,aved a small advance over the close
vesterday. the tone or the market has
not been altogether favorable for an
immediate continuous appreciation.
Cash wheat is in good demand. Lea
Lee per bushel over seller the month
helng paid by elevator men 10 place
4, IN store. The good general demand
both home and abroad. noted the past
ten days, continues, out the speeuia-
,oys among whom are some OF our
best local traders and elevator men,
srs aisposed 10 sell. believing that a
-cactIon ls due. and feel confident they
can cover their holdings in day or
,u,n al lower figures, This, coupled
,s,th The anxiety to secure profits.
csnsea unusually large sales at the
advance. and u appears 10 u that We
Viii require some exceedingly buliish
influences or s5me outside ruying 70
sustain the present advance for the
next few days. and while we believe IN
bigher prices ultimately. we realize the
daausr Of holders Increasing their lines
~ non a steady advance as we have
hsd and those who are heavily loaded
nsigbt Sc obliged 10 sell out on few
eests decline. causing a temporary
corn-opeued higher ana has ruled
s.eadgy throurhoDs the session. Talk
IA manipulation near by. futures firm
REGARDLESS OF The faisiy liberal re-
eeipta. The situation has not changed
"A any particular and the neglect from
which It has been suffering for the
nast ten days Is as conspicuous a.
srer. The market closed 4 shade under
Yesterdays figures.
Oats-The featufe IN oats Tas the
heavy buying by the American Cereal
rourary. Offerings however. wtre
ai,ite liberal. The market suffered de-
Sine of 2-Sc from ne high polnt
though the csosing was firm
ProvisionH--Thc exceedingly heavy
-e.eIptg al the yards tsi. COO acted
r.ore as stimuiant than otherwise on
spsruIafiye futures. which have ruled
strong and hsEteT. Packers were lib
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Chicago, Nov, l5.-Cattle-Prices were
firmer; receipts were lower, but there
was u general dlsinclination to pay
higher prices. The greater OF the sup
ply sold below $500, though export
steers were worth Sc, $685. 60 There
were sales of Inferior cows around Sl.25.
and cows and heifers OF extra quality
were snleable at s3.55 and better. The
close was firm.
The hog market continued to show
unsteadlness and the receipts were
again greatly in excess Of all eXpecta-
lions. In medium and light weights
there was decline Of 5ai0c. There
was an active trade from start to I'm
ish. packers buying right and left.
from S2.00N3.50 for culls and choice
pigs to 81 90 for fancy heavy hogs. The
prevailing prices were "a. 40p4 80 for
light and $i5OQ..7O for medium and
heavy.
An the sheep pens were full and thore
were sheep In the alleys and sheep
in the cattle and hog pens. Today's
arrivals were not unusually large. but
the total for the last four days beats
all previous records. and the accumu-
lation now amounts TO many thousands,
and holders were anxious to unload
at 81 5Od3.50 for poor to choice sheep,
while 81. 5OQS.90 was the range OF quo
tations for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900: calves, COO;
hogs, 10000 sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
IT WILL CAUSE GREAT TROUBLE,
THE NEW CIVIL SERVICE ExrES-
SION INoProRTpNE.
rostmsstera Recently Appointed
Want Opportunity to supply Party
Friends With Good Positions--Aii
Depends Upon Cleveland.

Washington. Nov. ib--Many requests
are being received at the Office OF the
postmaster general from postmnsters.
asking that certain offices included in
the recent civn service order be ex-
cepted from Its operations for short
time.
II appears that postmastera appointed
since the new administration came into
power have not yet had timc to nj the
Offices under them with their party
friends. and by the new extension they
are dchnrred from the selection OF chief
clerks and other officers who have
heretofore been considered party pat
ronagc places.
These letters have been very numer-
Gus. but 20 each the reply Is mace that
the PRECEDENT alone can except otficca
from the operation Of the new order.
and Il IL net very probable that he will
be willing TO do 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
COTTON, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
SEVERAL POINTS KNOCKED orr
THE FLEEcf.
Wheat weaiens and Loses About n
Cent n nushei-curn, oats and Pro-
yisions-iieavy Receipts Of sheep at
Chicago.

r. g. MePeak & Co. In their review
OF yesterdays cotton market, say: New
York opened with very nervous feel
ing, about points below Wednesdays
closing. caused by an uncertain Liver
pool market, the latter opening S-sld
higher than final figures OF the day
before. but Immediately losing the en-
tire advance. At D. M. however.
they were up i-s. advancing another
Lei at 2lS p. M. and stil another l-2
az Saos, but on receipt OF news from
this side. showing receipts at Galveston
OF -l,Sh bales, against zoos same day
!ast year. the late advance was once
more lost. the market closing barely
steady at Wednesdays final quotations
WIN spots unchanged AZ i-s2. Sales,
ls,VVV' But their slight advance after
the opening helped New York In turn.
the latter market squirting up from >
to points. all OF which was later lost,
and some or points additional. Jan
uary closing at 5.4i, against an OPEN
ing OF from 5.i9 TO $50 and blgh
mark OF $50. Port receipts, 5i.I45
bales, against 4i.5ii last year. New
York spots. Lie lower or 5-S. Sales
ITO, Market duh New Orleans spots
unchanged, at . lie; sales. $3.50 bales.
Market steady. Houston receipts
1881. against 500: Memphis, $3.50
against 1886. Estimated tomorrow at
| New orleans, 1900 to 10000. Sales in
New York contracts. i5S. 5000: New Or
leans, 1920.