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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10
TAKEN DOWN TO SISTGRSYILLE.

~. @. DurrUwsn Turns Out to DO I. Y.
IHrsll-PasIsd Forged Checks at sIitSFS-
Vile.
~. @, Buuowg," who tried to get two
bogus checks cashed here "Wednesday
night, and was arre'tod Thuraday for
doiraudIng the st, Charles hotel out Of
board aud lodging, was given a hearing
by Squire Phillips yesterday and held
for the grand Jury. A little later
Special Constable Charles W. Cox
came up from SlstarsYille armed with .
warrant for Burrows, whose real name
was found to BIO l., i. Birch. The var
rant COX had was laSued by Squire Nc.
Coy, Of sI,eFsvllls, on complaint oil
Uric Z. Randolph, who charged that
Birch had swindlsd him out OF $50 by
means Of two forged checks on July 81.
Cox identified Birch ~ once, He
says no belongs TO an excellent family.
Other SiStersyllls people say he has
worked the bogus chack racket there
before, and that the money was always
repaid by his relatives, They expect
Birch will get out Of this ScrRpe 10 the
same way.
The writing on both tho sistersvllle
checks Il the came ~ on one OF the tive
Birch tried 10 cash hers, Both arc
signed with tho name Reck, and This
mark" added at tho end,
After consultation, tho authorities
here concluded to lot tho SiItersvllle
officer have tho prisoner, as his oaenIe
there was felony, Whilo here only a
miudomeanor could be charged up
against him. He was turned over to
Cox, who took him down on the after.
noon train. Its believed he has an ac'
complicO still at large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

August to q tho baltimore & Ohio
RaIrOnd Company will acll cxcuraion
tickets, Wheeling to Mt Lake Park and
roturn. at rate Of - 80, good returning
until August 60 inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10
nunGLAlLs I'D sIsrEMsyILLE.
Works store Robbed aud QIits a big
Haul Made,

Works store Robbed aud QIits n big
Haul Made,
Mr.. Harry Work, formerly OF Wheel.
ing, now OF tho firm OF A. d, Work &
Son, merchants at Sistorsville, was here
yesterday aud informed Chief OF Police
Bennett that their store had been robbed
the night before. It was thought the
thieves might have como here, but no
trace Of them conld DO found. A large
amount OF valuable jewelry aud other
goods we're stolen, and in addition to the
articles taken from the alorc, n gold
watch, 50 In money, pair OF shoes and
pair Of pants were taken from Lee
Frauntze, brother Of Mrs. Shaw, and
ono Of Work < Sons trusted clerks.
Tue sistersvilo Review says that
strong suspicion amounting to almost
positive evidence points to ono Arthur
Jones and William Bisrly as being the
criminals. The former was a clerk In
the store aud roomed with Frauntze.
Jones is believed to have left door
barred in such a way that It was easy
10 push Il in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10
TIM MAnsnA'n TGA0HGRs.



Closing DAYS ETotCl'rA ut their Institute
a. MoaadaVite
Tho Marshall County TSNcherS' In.
stitulo Of 1898 ia now q thing oithe past,
Whether the instruction given aud the
enthusiasm created was beneficial to
those in attendance, romans to DO seen
in tho work oil the coming year among
tho teachers OF tho country, Many new
acQuRinRncos have been made and
hearts wero brought closer in harmony
with tho great cause Of education.
The institute was the best ever held
in the county aud aroused more inter.
0st, with larger attendance, than ever
before. Tho presiding officer, County
Superintendent w. NJ. Writ, was well
coined back to his former place. lie IL
deep, earnest worker and presided with
great dignity. He has warm place
in every teachers heart.
Tho lust days session opened on time
Yesterday morning. After singing,
Rov. ]. u. Smith, OF the Moundsville
Christian church, offered prayer. The
first subject OF the morning was Tom
permanent in Education" II was takon
up by Prof.. Harris, who talked very inter.
estingly on tho physical and mental
characteristics OF persons OF different
temperamonts. Ito told how to Apply
the knowledge gained from study Of
temperament in teaching.
Prof, Davis gave his last talk, speak.
Ing oil how To express emphatic points
whom reading or recitinR. Concluding
no babe tho institute farewell. Prot.
Barre, OF Somerton, Ohio, invited the
teachers 10 attend tho Belmont county
institute, to bo held at Epworth Park,
commencing on the 10th inst. Prof..
HlvGly taught the bookkeeping class,
dwelling on its Importance Us branch
in tho common school courIe. The sub.
&C was afterwards discussed by several,
At tho afternoon session tho proceed
ings were opened by selections by tho
Bethany college quRrtettc. Then In.
struclor CraRo went over tho work OF
calling attention 10 certain points that
had not been fully developed. Prof
Harris and Prof.. Powell then made
closing remarks. The auditing commit
too reported receipts and expenditures
tho came.
The report Of tho committee on reso.
lutions was adopted. Tho resolutions
ask for two weeks institute next
year, on the normal plan a compulsory
school law is demanded. also free text
books; state Law making it Illegal for
persons having sons or daughters who
arc teachers to act on school boards, is
asked; efforts arc requested on tho part
OF tho teachers to mako the district
toachers' associations successful; it is
recommended that one member OF each
examining board be woman asystem
OF Uniform examinations all over the
state, tho questions to DO prepared BY
the state superintendent, IL thought
proper; state board Of grievances, OF
three members, is recommended. go
A resolution asking that tho $40 so
accumulated by tho State Historical
and Antiquarian Society, for tho pur.
chase OF tho famous mound at Mounds.
willie. bo used ior lie purchase at once,
was passed..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Tho regular cam pmoeting at tho ever
popular Moundsylllo camp grounds DO.
gins on nOKt Saturday, August 0, and
will continue ton days Extensive
preparations have been mado for the
campmootinG this year, and 1t will be
altogether very notable event Bishop
Mallaliou, Rows. Canoe and Spencer,
the vol known ovnngsllsts, and large
number OF ministers OF tho Woat Nir.
ginia Conference will be present and
make addresses during tho meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Tho blast furnace nj tho Top mill,
which was ont Of order for several days,
is now working all right, and has
turned out aomc very satisfactory CaatO.
At least part OF tho trouble Experienced
wno duo to tho tuyorcI becoming
cuggcd up 40 that tho air could not
reach tho motal, Thoy wOro cleaned
out and tho furnace nclS worry we'll since.
For timo tho iron could only DO
drawn of at tho cindOt tap hole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Tho members OF st. Matthews choir
returned last evening from 2oar, all
highly pleased with their two weeks
outing. Tho bows did not want 10 come
home. They had fair succcns fishing
and brought somo OF their catches with
thom. Both thoy and the older mem.
bcrs OF tho party were enthusiastic In
their expressions aT to tho delightful
character Of tho place, and tho kind aud
genial treatment thoy received at tho
hands Of tho Honr community. They
say 1t Ia nm idoal place for camping and
DR.. Swope expressed surprise that moro
Wheeling people do not go lhoro. Tho
boya arc eager for another outing thOrc
next yoar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

liESnrRsllOT=On Friday August ., 1895 At 10
o'clock M GrJHDr MiiTuS, non VI Arthur
nul NngSIo v llundcnhut, aged months
aud days
Funeral from the residence Of his pntcnp No
Oli Market street, Sunday afternoon ut .
o'clock FrIcud, Of the faulty arc Invited
tOMmud inctmcnt at ronlnmlat Como.
lCB.
McEEyNNN-At Waihinrlon tn, ON Thursday
Augnsl s., 49, nt 10 + M, w. 'rltuH AZ
MrirNsAS In hi flat year
Funeral saturday afternoon at 0 o'clock from
hls lnio tcilunnp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

UuoiEHA Mounts Ia q dangerous com.
plant aud often ia fatal IN il9 foulla,
l0Wold thIi YOU ahpnld u'u Do Wits
Cole aud Cholofn euro, W. pnon ~ the
lifst aymulDm' nppgIt lprRu Drug
Uu., WhcoIinp, ". w., II I, pmb1ly,
haywood, AMI liDwlo & o., liulg,.
pnfL, Y. b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Yesterday a deed was admitted to
record mado March II by Susan Dice
and Horny, nor husband, to Margaret
Ruth williamson, for S25, six and three.
iourthI RcrOs Of ground on Little
Wheeling creek, near Ronoy's Point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

IIr WhoOlng Stained Gln'p WorkD
was awarded tho contract for very
handsome stained glnH trnnsom for
nr. =. n. llunIina' ilnu now building,
1891 Eun street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

MunndsViiio CHmp Meeting, August 10 10.
Sundays. August II and H. tho ralli.
mDto y Ohio VIII nm church trains to
MounlavillO camp, leaving Wnoolnp nj
Splj n. M, $50, $40 aud $500 y. M.
Returning, lNnyO Cimr RlntiOn nj OI3j
H. M, 1850, $500 Rnd 1890 =. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

GEo. Il. TAyron will Open now fail
DrcU Goods on Monday morning Eco
advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

Gro. Il TAYLOR will open now fall
Dress Goods on Monday morning, Soc
advertisement.
The herald., 1895-11-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TUESDAY, Nov. 10 1895

TUESDAY, Nov. 10 1895.
Isabel J. and George H. KnowIton to
James Fl. Bianchard-Lot IL, block and
lots l ., snd H. block p Jefferson street
George |. Cochran to Gsorre william
G,se.-L -, block 1, Herald first sub
division; 81.
Jim NJ. and Jane Baird to Fred Cir
tannsr-Lots $40, SAL, SAP, 543ald 544,
Chicago park; $500.
Rachel J. sebas ian-Lot 8, block b of
e. T. Palm.r's sub vision of west half
of block Is P,mona; $500.
w liam and Flora b. Holiday TO A lice
shxfer-West e5 fe-t of east lis feet Of
Lots 20. so and 81, Longstrest tract; $500.
Brown Lot 45, Arthur tract; $500.
A. @. and Anna b. Hiscick TO H. v.
Station Lot GA, Hiscock & Smiths first
Harry L. and Katherine G. Blocker
to Mary A. Msyero-Lot 8. block 9. A Va
JOHN Beck to 4. W. B. Johnson-Lot
II and Is, block %. California Co-opera-
tive Colony tract $500.
Stephen and Lora Hubbell to Miles
Dodd, jr-Lot 10, block A. Sunset tract;
A. T. and M. E. H.sl.r to L. W. Blinn
Lumbs eco eo% .,say Lot 49, blo'k 3d.
J. r. and j.. E. Brown to Joseph ".
B.ll-Iract IN Rancho Los Coyotes;
$1,000.
Onrist and Emm Racker to Manu-la
Bonns!nLots 10 and "a, block II. Dodd
J.snd Jeanne FranksrAsId to A. p. Nom
yoe-Lot 8, block 8, Aivarado Heights;
$500.
Fl,ra v. Hodgman to Josephine Griffln
Il II, block l. Of Los Angeles In,
provemsntc nmpany 8 subdivision; $500.
Robert and Villa n. Strong to Charles
LukIns. Ollvswooh subdivision; 5000.
Randolph Martin TO John W. Mitten-
berger Lot 66 of lot 81, Western subdi-
vision OF Lick tract: 500.
Isaac N. and jennie e. Clirrineer 10
O. W. Winns-Bsglnins in south line Of
lot 10. Watts subd Vision; $500.
John I. JounRin to- N. Salomon-
Rancho Las Cienegss; 1928.
Rosedai- Cemetery ASSOC iaton, to G. e.
Hartwell-Lot liz, block 1. Rossdals
Gs9rss NJ. and 1rvie M. H.ilsr to will.
lam T.. sherman = LOIS 0 and 10, Hsllar .
Loui. Pnillips to Robert A. Poilocs-
East bali of lot =, block G, Psllissier
A. NJ. r. and Emm, A. Mccullough
to Viginia M. Gut.ch-Lot IA, block s,
Williamson tract; $500.
HAIRY and Julia Hall to e. H. Crinpen
Lot 10 Osrslton e. SummsrGeld subdi-
vision; $1o5o.
Charles +. and Sarah NJ. Bamis to
Lucie ID. Robedeau-Lot II, block /,
CovIna; $ 90.
James G. Horgan to Mrs. Garlic L.
Winaps-Lot "a, block Q, Adams street
Homestead tract; 1895.
J.R. d Elizabeth Mushrush to James
Harvey Adams 10. 2, Lewis Landrsth's
sUhdivision; $500.
Clara A. ami !. P. Oreasinaer to Julia
A. Woureu-Lot 10. block Is. Lutes' tract,
500.
Summary
toooS'. s.sss..s o.
Nominal Observation-Disclosures. 81
Total. ..,....S 1885. 90
The herald., 1895-11-20
Tho recsi pss we're


SAN FRANCE so. Nov. l9.-Potstoes-
Burbsnks. so e75c; Early Rose. 30@35o;
sweet potatoes. 75o3$i.25.
Onions -3505jc per SACK.
Buster-FAncy creamery, 27H329c; SEQ
endA 2s127o, fancy dairy. N026c;
good 70 ohoics. 220lSc.
Chssss-Fsnoy mild new. s@9c; com.
mon 20 COOL, 5@fc; Youn, America
S47e; Eastern. l1@ii 70; Western. l00llc,
Eg<s-Ranch, 35D4Jc per dog; stora
22H1I7H..
foultry-Turkey gobblers. lo@1lo per
Id; hsnA 1U6l2c; geese pair. $l.5O@l. IS:
goslinss. per pair, $l.25 9l.5O; ducks
-. $500 per dozen for old and
S3.5V.05.0J for young; hens. $4.0095.uo;
roostsrs. young, $500 o.. SO per dos;
old, $AW1LaD per dozen; fsyers. $3.5J@
4,o0 per dozen; broilers, IS. %, 94.00 per
dozen 70, large an | S2.50,0S.OJ 70. small;
pigeons. 81. 80 AIS.
Game-Rabb,ts. per dos., $l.0O@l.25:
hare, $500; canvasbaok ducks, ~ 00@
900; mallard. $500: widgeon, $l.00@
i.25; teal, $500; spriR, $2.u0.
MiddlingS $500 q 1000 psr ton.
1roun aid rollsi barley. $l30J9tA.oo;
oil OAKS m sal at tas mill. SIS poe ton;
oottonsss oil caks. $2i per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $500 Gl2.5 wheat and
eat t..W&il.oo; barley. $s.oo'99. o; oat.
$500 o.. 81: alfalfa. $8.0J97.75; clover. ST. 20
@7.50; coinprssssa, $4,000 .0o; stock.
36.0Jto6.0j per ton.
straw. 40,070c per hale.
The herald., 1895-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-rhe Evening
Posts London cah'egram says: The stock
markets were Hat today. witch virtually
no recovery at the close. The depressing
Influences wsre the Arab rising In Tur.
Kew and further forced liqu dation here
and In Paris. whsrr q large speculative
account was taken over from the last set
Element. which clUsed today. This espe-
cially affected Americans, large blocks Of
Louisville ana other stock being throw n
out. Mines we're fat on the liquidatiuns.
The general financial outlook 10 u GER
tain. II It we're not for the pad condi-
tions elsewhere America IS would n 1t @
viewed 80 unfavora5ly. 1t is believed
ere will be hond issu" by the Unitsd
6tates government brfJre long.
The herald., 1895-11-20
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the chicsgo Boa,
Of Trade

The Days Transactions on the chicsgo Board
Of Trade
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.--Ths briskusss Of
trading in cash wheat 70, time today
SWING the futures into line Cleveland,
Toledo. Buffalo and Oadensburg. besides
many places in the interior OF Ohio,
Michigan ana Indiana. were buying red
winter wheat here today at cents pre-
MUM over the Dsosm bsr price. In all
about $780, bushels were taken In
round lots. That caused 4 firm closing
to o pr ev,ously heavy market. Up tu
noon fluctuations were narrow. The
news Was generally bearish, but shorts
10 emed disposed to take IN their profits,
and this. wits the ls, ~ purchases Of cash
wheat and ca lss abe ut declines IN con-
soils, had a tendency to check any decline,
The oneninG for Droe I'm DER was 67Xo.
down 10 b7o. Trading was brink fof
time with down ~arl tendency.
Prices coon frmed up however, and
after noon heavy buying brought Dece n /.
Der up to the hi2hfigurN If shs dav .57Lc.
There it closed. tho feeiin. bel \. Arm.
Complete dullness Eervaded the corn
pit once more. but the price was firm on
account OF the wet weather. May closed
at 2Y31c.
No I'm provemsnt In oats. May opened
and closed at 20,f@xv.
Provisions were steady At slight sd.
vances.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
London 10 Unplessantiy Active as q
Seller


NEW YORK, Nov. ia variety Of
inhusnces depressed the stock market
tod ~. IL some instances the reiteration
Of other bar arsumsn . operatsd sHsot-
lively. london was unpleasantly active
IS . seller OF most OF the information al
stOcks. and forsisn sdvIces In relation
to the politicsl situation renewed uneasi-
uess. The decision Of Justics Harlan in
hs Western Union Pacific case wns again
SEED with decided effect against the
sock. None Of the counsel of the COM
ANY had received the tsxt Of tho dscis-
lon to lay, and there VISA cons quently
no Official staten emit as to the full effect
Of the opinion. Gold epgsg ,ments for
tomorrow's steamers aggregate II, $780,
90 AMI q wsli de ine ! expectation ut the
shipment OF Ut loass 81, 400. 900 additional
on Thursday constituted another bear
card. The news thst the presidents Of
ths trunk limos and connecting roads
hai ratified tao plan for tine sstabl lsh-
mont of profitable rates and maintenance
of harmony was not male public until
some time after the close of business.
The market was more active than on
Monday, with che bulk Of the dsalin 3
distr butsd in half dozen stocks. Ok.
csptional activity bsinR noted in Western
Union. Western Union dropped 2 per
vent with q ligLs fractional recovery.
Denver and Rio Grands preferred on
foreign selling scored q decline OF 2,<.
The closing was quiet and steady at i'm.
provsments from The lowest points, ex-
sending to l per cent in sugar, but at
general net losses. which were material
In some eAses.
The course OF the bond market was
again mainly toward lower levsl. The
dealings In governments footed up ST.
0UO.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Fruit narket

Fruit narkee
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l9.-orohard
fruits ani bsrriss s,tl today at the fol.
lowing prices:
Persim mons-75Ds0c.
Apples-orssn. S6suo per box; red, SOC
@$l.O per box.
Pears-$i. U00l 90 per boz.
spbsrriss-i5. ~ a.. Oh per chest
Hucxlsosrriss -t4.0l0 500.
btraw osrriss-Lonsw 1rths. $5.0o0t0o1
per chest; common. $2.0j0j.00.
Figs-N04Uc.
GrApes--35g 050c.
California lsmoas-Common. $l.6o030o
per box; COOL 10 cnoics, $3.50 0IUO.
Oran .es-CalifUrnIa navel, $3.5044.00.
Limss-Mexioan. Si.UJ per box.
BanAnas-ji.6J@A0) per bunch.
Pinsap ples-S3.UI.t5 - per dossn.
The herald., 1895-11-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS


ments
SAN FRAvCf5J }. Nov. 10. Wheat
Firm. December. SOC; May. Sl.05N.
Barley-Firm; uecsmbsr. 64Ns; May,
Csc.
Corn-00c.
Dran-tl8.0o.
FloIr-Fa My extras sa.35Aa45; bax.
err sEtras. $At51l25; sups'nns. $2.354
Eco.
Whsat--No. 1 shipping. 96N097Ko per
Genital; choice. esNc; milling. $l.0j per
csntal.
Barley - Feed. fair to good. 63Nc
Per GENITAL; choice. Csc; brewing, 70A75c
OAts-Prices hi cher. MILLING IS A72xc;
surprise $50 ,9c; fancy feed, 75@sOc;
6iX@SoKo: black. 81. l00l.3 30; gray. 6lH@
721c; req, 6O000c.
The herald., 1895-11-20

Vegetable nsrkst
SAN FRANJI3JJ. Nov. l9.-vsgetabls
quotations follow:
String beans-7@5o.
Summer squash. 100 per boz.
Tomatoes-35QDj5 $50 per box.
Exc piant-40u950o.
Cucu N oers-4006jc per box.
Peppsrs-}rssn. % 950i; dried, Snllc.
OkrA-75o0 loo per 10.
Cab1axs-Hj DISC per Genital.
Carrots-5oc.
Garlic-36 acc per ID.
Cauiih ,wer-5o060c.
beets-51o.
Parsnips-5Oc.
Green peas-2,s@4c.
TufnIpS-5fc,
The herald., 1895-11-20

Casa uu1tations ware os follows:
Flour-Wlnter patents $3.Oo0a51: win.
ter strM gifts. s.. IS aA25; sprin; patsnts.
s.. Is $3.50; spring str ishta SIS a3. Oo:
bakers, $l.9ON2.3 so.
wheat-No. . spring. 5eN @57xc: No. 8
spring, 56,057c; No. 2 red. 67N@60Xc.
COrn-No. ?, $50.
Oats-No. 2 isc; No. 2 white 1890
1eHc; No. 8 white. $4,000
Rye-No. 2, 38c.
Rsrlsy-No. 2 nominal; No. q 2s0Sic:
No. 4. 2oQDx8c.
Flax seed--9lK @91kc.
Timothy sssd-Prims. Ss.50n3.S6.
Meas pork-Psr bsrrsl, SS.05QbS. 10.
fLarl-Per 100 lbs t5.62x.
Short Fibs.-SidsA loose, ~ 4504.55.
Dry sAltsi shoulders 81. 2o@
04.6O.
Snort elsa. SIDES. boxsd-lA 1904. SIX.
Wnisky-Distillsrs finished goods Der
On the produce exchange today the bat.
ter market vas quiet; creamery Ia
20; dairy, 9H@i0c.
The herald., 1895-11-20
BoSton Wool 1arket

BOSTON, Nov. 10 Although the wool
market Is quiet for this season of the
year, yst there thss been a sutf1cisn:
number OF manufacturers needing wool
to keep considerable stock moving.
Prices are steady and dealers are no,
anxious to force sales.
Territory wool-aiontana, fine medium
and fine. 1ia14r; scourad, 35@37c. Utah
and Wyoming, fine nj edium and fne, 10
@l3o; secured, $50 Sc.
A Australian, secured basis - Combine
supertine. 45@47H,; com bing good, 4O@
42c; combing average, 3S L40c.
The herald., 1895-11-20

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10. - Wheat Spot
quiet; demand poor; No. red WIN
Ter. IS I'd; No. California, 81 3D..
Futures closed firm and uncham red
November. IS ID. Decem Der, IS pa
January. IS 2Hd; February. IS sgd
March, s. SID; April. IS aga.
Oorn-Spot dull; American mixed.
81 4Xd.
Futures closed steady and unchanged;
Novsmo Der. IS 4Hd; December, IS Al;
January: IS 2Nd; February IS 2Ad;
March. IS 2Ad: April. IS 2Nd.
Flour-Dull; demand poor; st. Loais
fancy winter. Is Sd.
Hops-At Le ". Pacific coast. go los
The herald., 1895-11-20
Available Wheat

NEW YORK, Nov. I9.-Special tels-
er'phic aivices to Brads,reet's. covering
principal points OF accumulation. indi-
cate the f'llowing changes in available
stocks last S.tur lay. as compared with
tbs preceding Saturday:
Wheat United States and Can ada, east
~ the Rocky mountains. in irease, 4, $685.
900 bushel,; af at for and In Europe,
incr' ass. 496, 600 bushels.
Cosn-United St,t-s AM Canada east Of
busheIs =
The herald., 1895-11-20

posssi rAssA sAssaIAX ana r. ss>ls
AGO. ~
Commercial bills. $4.s7
Silver csrsiiosesa 6;t< 867X.
SAN FSA yJt3J) Nov i9. - Sight
drafts on Nsx Yorx 2X
IelssrApaic. Sc.
LoJJ)J. Nsv. 10. bank Of Enxlsni
discount rats, . ps- cent.
Consols. LOS lo-i6l
The herald., 1895-11-20
EGGS were quiet At isHn2oc.
Chicago Live Stock Market

CHIOAGO. Nov. 10 --tJommon
TO extra native steers 500 $500; cows.
%l.75 $500; bulls, 81 rs 43.0U; calves. $500
G6.0O; stockers and feeders. $2.5o43.6o
hoss-Heavy, g. 3,G36j; lights. -5.35
@3;eo; mixed, 1885 G3.65; pigs, 50. 500
AGO.
Shsep-Common to good natives $500
@3 40; lambs. $4,000 0i westerns, 81. 10
@3.0J.
The herald., 1895-11-20

Chatsworth Park-'eave from aud arrive as
River Stat on San Fernando street.. only
esundays excepted. Sundays only.
Wednesday and Saturday.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All 8. P. Co 3 trains stop at First street Tex.
cept the four San Francisco tratns) and Com.
mercial street Except the =: 3 San Francisco
evening train, In the business center Of the
city, saving time and street car fares to pas.
sengers.
SANTA CATALINA STAND
Connecting wi Wilmington transportation
Company's ocean excursion S eamers
Leave Arcade depot 81: B a. "a. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from Has Am. Wednes.
day ami Saturday.
The herald., 1895-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-Aonsy On call
easy at 1f@2 per cent; last loan al 4
par sent; olossl At 2 per cent
xrIms mercantile paper 405k ps,
business n bankers bills 81 81, S0l<@I. SDX
ior dasMAnd and Ms7s1al.ss Tor Cd,
The herald., 1895-11-20
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nv. 10. ~ Today's
statement Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash b,lsnce. $l77, 2Sl, :
s76. gold reserve, $50, s65, 2lU.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Silver Bullion

Silver Bullion
SAN FRANCljJ) Nov. 10. - Silva.
bars, per ouace, 67Xu.
Mexican dollars. J5Xg56,.
NE" YORK. Nov. l9.-5ilvss bars D..
ounce. 679Su.
MexicAn dollars. 55X,.
LONDON, Nov 49, - Bar silver pse
ounce. 30 ll.16L
The herald., 1895-11-20

Female and Rectal Diseases
Also rupture treated By Or. G Edgar smith
northeast corner Main and Seventh streets