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The sun., 1896-10-17
FURNISHED guums& apartmsnts to Es
West Side.


DIST ST. lac WEST.-Front room with every con.
- veuience; private family; reference.
9th ST., 81 WEST-Wllton Hotel: cosey. home.
- Ike steam h. ated rooms: 5! per week upward.
O0D ST. 30 WEST Bachelors quarters: newly aud
ID handsomely furnished; Large, small rooms valet
attendance; references.
DOTH ST. 80 wE~T.-Well furnished rooms for
OJ bachelors, good location references exchanged.
SOp ST 4uS WEST Nicely furnished -0oms large
,D) and small; all convcnicnCes; pr 10 family
terms moderate.
COM ST. 100 WIST-Furn!shcd room: all con.
I'V venirncr: private family; exceedingly reason
Hhs: suitahlc for doctor. GILBERT
SoD ST. l27 WEST Two 'lrge pleasant front
CD rooms, 81 and 81. gentiomen only; every con
venicnCe.
JDSTH ST, ~ WESr.-lAndsouley fur'.i al
- large and snail room; al! Improvements, very
reasonable. privat" family.
FURNISHED Rooms to Iet-aruoklyn.
o..
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 4s. near Annex and Fulton
Y fcrrles.-Largn room, il.5O; smaller. Sl.25. with
stove: view OF bay.
The sun., 1896-10-17
Rtal estate fur Sale-Cuuntru.

10.ACRE FRUIT TRACT. acre town lot, $3.50;
" Santa Rosa. Fla, on railroad, near Pensaco. q;
easy terms Address
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Real estate for gale-alew 5ersep.
Rsat estate .fur Sale-ralifurnia.

CALIFORNIA.-4,3O 800 acres stock ranch. near
willows Cal: viii take 81 acre. half cash, bal.
ance in other clear property other good propositions
L. +. BuNCE. IL william st., Glens Falls y. Y, or
zoos Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
CALIFORNIA Inco Q ranches choice city and
suburban residence property tracts large colony
tracts: Irrigation reQured mining property. Send
FOR catalogue. F. E. Btf SCE
Land Agent, 1,OOs Broadway, OAKLAND Cal
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2ublir 3lotires.

STATE q Il, to
Pursuant, 10 cnapter 70. laws Of lsp5 and chapter
S ri Of b. re- ce GS S
AZ any 1 " un,I TnuTsday M oetohrr 18Th issa az
the Canal from station s3Iie near Ferry street
e a Sip s Hn4 GS Ss. Nos and and
riap. notices and mI fern Of co1,ae.
notice to the date ixe for tho receint OF propnsas
n a, HSany Fl r%s
Assistant superintendent OF Puhii, Works In syra.
@ s%rernssn o. P@ie WORKS in ka@ss'ar As s';ia8 n
n.sa in he Work. those manufactured in this
S pass the H or
accuracy ne cement tests provide IN the ,speSi
WORKS may rrauire tnat sati tests shall be repeated
In the presence OF and supervision agents
the apystions thus raised
thai h ali % "f s uSa !. %
the contractor and resident eng neer as compensa:
FOR which no prices are nIrd in the contract sha he
sn rT @ ~ ,9r , S sn pn bn
proposed to be Appropriated outside OF IN" present
S1pernfrnd"nt e on Of Fulr WORK. btor@ lie resilent
spssT s1 a %Tr haf hte"n 'A" be taken
The delivery d all mttgr.as and all other WORK
'I 81 pn sR4 W6r he a IS to sS T ),
The superintendent OF Public Works win employ
the prosecution ~ tie said work amt the orders aud
require ui said INSPECTORS must bc observed by
tho contra tor aud said Inspectors must be furnished
with needed required facility for the in
surrtlun uf all materials and work under the
This notice viii b" pUtiicv exhibited at the Grtlng
OF said work and VII bc att aChed To and become n
part or any contract witch may b" executed ny tho
Superintendent OF Pubic WORKS for said work. and
s'GIl have the same binding effect as any other part
o portion Thereof
Every proposal for said work must nc accompanied
by draft or certified chcCK urpn some good bank
ing Institution uf e city ~ New YORK or Albany,
issued by nnionat or State hank in good credit
within the Stat" paymnc AZ sight to TIC Snncrln'
pressed below r'Iulred TO hn deposited
with bid Tor The proposed work. The amount OF
deposit with hid for the viii he 81 ,5nO and
will h" retained rs part OF the security until the
completion OF the work; thc amount Of labor bCud
required execution OF contract. 81 Ju.Sun, the
Of bond for tnr faithful performance Of con.
execution o: contract. $2l GOO. All pro
pCsaS Tor the ahOv' work must he addressed 10 tho
superintendent of Public Works. a Albany: \. y.
anu must he endorsed On envelope "iropOssi for the
improvement or the tre Canal FROM station s3Nl0.
near Ferry street. to Commercial slip and on slips
Nos. ! 2. aud g. ami Commercial slip at Buffalo. y.
y" The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
GEO. W. ALpRIDGE.
Superintendent of Public Works.
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n f6h 81 'issr4Ii s5T4i AND CENTRAL AMERICA,

Malls named above additional supplementary
Ensish sf Rtf rr%nr" aS' and Geysn steamers. aud
main open untI within Ten Minutes of tue hour OF
MAILS For s6TIli AND CENTRAL AMERICA
tSr PEkNAMpsgc0 iSA rne. and san Az:
!J.s %fFE PnT' f%.f i
M S%$ Ct .ss$sns
fXs ffS, ,'r&pAsr6 and YtGAIAN per .tea9.hip
s%%%a ] ]tor GyS. e $rS%,s3 %S %5reIt, .,I,
other paris Of Vcn'zuein ~ Curscao trinidad Brit.
e s}3 S". %"' %"fS z '5%,S FS,sEG
MALI !S' ,i.a"%s Er iey
Gncs Nf s dScr 'er @Stos al tSs 2y
G MG' M fSr Sr i%rs ar%s G's =" by !S %ss
"2%r az 'Nd 1'% " Sr' rs. .nsrsy smp3 ti AZ
%%.tjy a .3'1SX y: iNs%is's'cl msli closes al
Matt. for c 'iNsrHGIfIni .d iI%s M4S per steamship
S CSF tq 3.I f%T %r a%a @StI Ta
day lrt@ ct l'Gt Gsi r. s, " Mails nrn, Cor china ina
,", a. 5 v 70 .na. %S, SO a .sS .a,
c2 Of "P1 P"pc rI' rom 4" SoS5 sa 'S frs%cc9 Dr. s":
here daily up , to oct. - at @,"0 r; Mai'
and FIJI Islands .,,r.p"clally addressed only.
dose here dali! after 0ct 10 and gp TO Nov 8 at
$50 u. Mats for China anI Japan especially
a dressed Onlyl. per steamship EwpTcss nj Japan
from Vnncpyvcri, clos" here daily np to Nov So
at 80 =. VI. Mdis fur Austria IA except those for
West Australia, which aIc ;3rwhrdrd via Europe,
New XralaD T. Hawaii FiJi, and samoan Islands,
per steamship MOnOwa al Nrnm sun Frsn-.sc...,
close here daiIS up 20 N"v s. at 7,90 A; NJ, u
A. Nj. RnG u 81 y. ". tor arrival at New York OF
steamship Umbria with British mails for Aus
trilial.
Trans paClhc mails forwarded to port OF sailing
daily and schedule OF closing Is arranged The
prrsunp pon Uf their uninterrupted overland transit
iReGlstered mall CLOSES az 90 T; y previous day.
CHARLES ". DAYTON, PostmaBter
Post ONCE. New YORK. NJ y, oct 10, lSD6
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Amelliaa 1tuus,s 90 Est-City.

DESIhAhLE HOUSES furnished and unturniShed
IL In desirable locations: rent 81 900 to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, o2o Broadway, cor. 18TH st
The sun., 1896-10-17

Parley-was stronger. hut less active. New feeding
30c cost ana freight Buffalo: mailing, 96lt@4
MS 70 quality RyeIWas steadier, at !5f@ 4ec, cost
40c Corn-Spot was more active and stronger. Sales
2l5.0o6 bush, including 2O00OO No. mixed pri.
vato terms free board ahoat for export: 10000
bush yellow at 32Ad3eAc. in elevator; No. mixed.
Slsc In elevator Futures sdvanced Nc Future sales
6l5.00O bush. as follows:
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'tal sales, 400 shares.


BOSTON. Oct is-ThO closing quotations of electric
The sun., 1896-10-17

Available cash balance. In ~ . .o. -
Money In London, l14ltlIE y cent. Rate of
discount in open market, for both short and three
months' bills, I9Slo2A y cent Amount OF bull
lion withd avn from the Bank of England to-
day, s5l3.OO0. Paris adviceE quote 3 = cents
at lO1 francs 40 c@ntimes. Exchange on Lon
don 25 francs l911 centimes.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock aud Petroleum Exchange
tn-da were AS follows:
The sun., 1896-10-17

Oats-Spot was nrfn ana In better demand. Snlee
SO 900 bush. including 10000 No. mixed at e4c.
free on ooarn ahoet for export No white. 25Ide;
do. 24c.: No. mixed 23Iic.; No. do. 2lAc; re.
Jected mixed. 1000 bush at i9ac.: rejected white.
24c;; track mixed, aOe9lc.: track white. 10000
bush, at 23CS3lc.. Futures advanced esc. Future
sales 5000 busb as follows:
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Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
The sun., 1896-10-17
opentno. Highest. Lo,ss.t. Closing. Mott &

II Ay..............SoA 2oA 20S 2oS 24JS
carried Prise: Sp%sard sGaspy Ths saSis. were
market 1ns5; quickly rsIie I and sdvaneed again The
were ifesasnt Thsrs I was "a. sosd dsmana foP P' eS
to s Ss
Teeeipts were smalIer being ss9 cars against iots
on ar SS MAS Berlin 3
Earepean %arsss fsportsr to the Sew York prsduse
s.Td to G.Ieaits purEhnsins callfornis wheat are
.sns one OF bush
fer forward sHpmsn. have caicu,,a % optiOns fSr
ousnsnS nasiVe eombnaton att OF dealer, Ter "a and i not 10
meet tre9alremen!s" Corn advanced, partly in % sym,
"a. a good s1por. demand here and .t the west
msI vi Win .s c sns the list
received soe cars the estimate for TO morrow is 500
@ wheat marEss % again @ to-day has So been the foreign
to 6sGrpSS yG closing ON 4 50 sPE,
ss, up M all xon to nsoS % & PER euss
sa.s; Si,h tSs FEELING :trGns Ihs best 6Sy!ns
Who Saptce
the BELIEF ha1 n,,t the ,r. .ua9 od,r w.TF-p f I
days been
Se s not
sur-r the heavy !auid.t,on tgis tan mat usually os
that largely traded In The ehansIps over At M:
iHs sois by a
fluctuations In the market. Outside markets were all
!hsr % Cargo den and there for foreign assoass New
York reported a sale OF 100000 bush: there
for export. Ciearances were moderate, 2lS,OU0
bush. The close nrm q about tho
highest point OF the day. The market was firm.
in sympathy with wheat. Cables were n trihr lower,
clearauces moderate There was quite free selling at
time by brokers supposed to be acting for ign
account" Rrnds'rert that the exports of wheat
Ilour included wheaD from both coasts OF tho
United States and from Montreal this week a cunt
to 4.l56 ~ BUSH AGAINST +.o30o00 bush last week.
y 100000 bush in the week year aao, g. 1902 900
bush years ago. 2.7UYooO bush. three years ago
and as compared with 32To. 900 bush In the CORE
spending week OF lSN2.
FLouR-Prices were higher. owing to the advance in
wheat Trade lcss active. sales II. 100 bbls.
The sun., 1896-10-17
FURNISHED Guums to get-aruoklyn.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 4s. near Annex and Fulton
y fcrres-LargN room, fl.5O; smaller. Sl.25 with
stove view of bay.
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9inaneiaL.
PRICE, MCCORMICK & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
u BROADWAY. n. Y.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
op y. Y. PRODUCE EXCHANGE
VI n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
The sun., 1896-10-17
TFD. ". AIUK1IIF,
Superintendent OF Public Works.

NEW YORK STATE CANALS. Notice to Contrac-
~ tors.-Of1ice OF the SnperIn enlent of Public
Works, Albany. ". y. October i2th, 1896.
Pursuant to chapter ~. laws % 1898. and chapter
T94 laws OF 1890 sealed proposals Will be received
by the Superintendent, ot Public Works, at his once
in Albany, y. Y. until Thursday October goth, 1899.
at O'Clock noon of that Gay, for the Improvements
OF the Erie canal on Ser. FL from the cad of the
Lockport locks to Station 32S, near McDonads cul.
The herald., 1896-04-23
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Business Conditions Prevailing at Homo
and Abroad
The Spring Outflow Of Coli Begins statis-
tics Thereon for Several Ycars-Cannet
Goods Trade-rlarch Dried Fruit

The Portland, Mich, Observer, says:
The outlook for maple syrup in this vi
cinlty is 50, poor this spring that many
ping their trees"
The New England Grocer has this on the
situation:
The present prospect for Vernnonts
maple sugar crop. this year, is small ow-
ing to unfavorable weather. The season is
Two weeks later than the average. March
has been colder than the average for many
years. Four mornings last week the
thermometer registered below zero. a few
sugar orchards were tapped the last week
in March in anticipation of warmer wealth
or but there has been no flow as yet.
Practically no sugar has been made this
of $4,000 pounds shown by the census
as the annual production in the United
States, over one-third is made in Vermont:
sugar and 1856 gallons of syrup. Owing
to the lateness of the season., the, warm
Weather will probably. come suddenly, and
judges estimate that there will be not over
two-thirds of crop this spring, and per-
haps not oyer one-half."
to Indicate that the export of gold is about
10 begin. as is usual at this season of the
year. From February to July for many
years gold has gone freely to Europe, and
from July to January there has been q
reflex current, as nominal as the trade
winds of the Pacific. BUSINESS men and
linanciers We're so accustomed to this that
10 attention was paid to the matter until
1891. That year there was an abnormal
drain of SAG, 4S9. S32 I'M the six months. In
the two years next following the outflow
was less, but in 1894 the movement was $751; :
s10,94S Snce then the sale of bonds has had
to be resorted to in order to stop the flow
Of American gold to Europe, which, had
the movement not been stopped, would
have depleted, not only. the, national
treasury, but the banks of gold and sent
the yellow metal to a premium. Conse-
quently in 1925 only $12, ,009,93S gold was
shipped. AS the outflow seems to be set
ting in, the following figures will interest
port current:
The herald., 1896-04-23
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-Middlings,
$3.50; bran, $it15.
Hay-Whe 1t, $S.00M11.50; wheat and oat,
s1O.5O alfalfa. S1.0OM9.6O; barley, 81. .00G9 .00:
clover, $G.010S.00; compressed, S.50q1O.0O;
stock, $6.00@7.50: straw, $35@55.
VEGETABLES-Pota bur-
bank, 25M35; Oregon do, 35MIO; Early Rose
40460; new. potatoes, S5c@$l.
Onions, $l.2541.50.
Los Angeles tomatoes. 81. .5OG2 80; string
beans. S410c; green peas. S1a@4lac:, garlic.
15c; asparagus, s25$G3.OO; dried ochra. 12la
Q15c; rhubarb, 3OGS5c cucumbers, 6Oc@$l.
Fresh fruit--Apples, $1.50MS200.
Citrus Fruits--MeXican lines, $5.50G6.00;
California lemons. 15M1. 80; do choice, 81. SOP
It's: do fancy, $225G2.50: California seed
ling oranges, 75cD$1.5 50; navels, $1.7542.75;
Go. fancy S3.00G3.50.
Tropical fruit-Hawaiian bananas, $100T
200; Bluehelds do, $2.00@2.50; Persian dates,
Butter-Fancy creamery. IA; seconds, 10
@13h: fancy dairy, 121aM13; do seconds, II.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, 9: fair to good.
7QS; young America, 941O; Eastern, 12q14.
Eggs--Store, 13h@14; ranch, 14Q15; duck
eggs, 15416
Poultry-Live turkeys, gobblers 12@15;
do hens, 130115; roosters, $400Mi.50; young
do, $7.O0@S.0O small broilers, $2.0044.0O:
large do, $5.0065.50; hens, $400d4.5O; old
ducks, $4.00M5O0; young ducks, $100MS.00:
geese, S1.2561.75; old pigeons, $1.5O41.75;
young do. S1.50li2.00.
Game-fIare. $75cG$1.00; cottontail rab-
bits, s1.25; bush do, Sl0O; gray geese, $1.25Q
LEO; brant, $1.0041.25.
The herald., 1896-04-23
Peal Esfate Transfers

Lucy +. Lee to Mary C. and Samuel
Brown. lot IL, block Z, Urmston tract: 5000
Mary c. and Samuel Brown to Willard
M. Sheldon, same; $3.50.
Ada Il. and II. J. Stocker to Oscar e.
Brookins. lot 205, NJ. J.. Wicks' sub; $2So.
II. +. and Ellen Middagh to S. A. Mid
dagh, most WY 10 acres OF tract as per
102S-6 of deeds; $3.50.
E. N. Mcdonald to Fred B. Emery, part
of Ro Los Cerritos. $4,000
A. l.. and NJ. w. Cakin to John s. Stairs.
lot 122 and undivided half of lot 102, Fruit
Growers Mutual society; $1l62.
a. c. and Anna L. Jones to William II:
Althouse. lot 3, block Il, Garvanza Land
company's sub: S125.
Abby +. and Charles Fl. Converse execu-
tors, to William Morgan. north 70 feet OF
lot II, William Home tract; $50
Albert j. and Alice c. Wallace to Ada
Parkes. part block II, Painter & Ball tract;
$50.
G. w. and Eliza r. Mangrum to Thomas
r. Foote, e14 of e1a of sell of seA sec g. s
ID: $500.
c. S. and John G. Cristy. to Stephen
Holmes, lot 8, w. G. Benedict e. Co.'S sub;
$25S.75.
w. r. and Alice 2. Gosewisch to Chris
tian Bruttig, lots 9S and 100, j. Marion
Brooks sub of Philbin tract: $1,000.
George H. and Olive M. Peck to Joseph
d. Connor, lot ], block II, San Pedro; S22o
Kttie b. and c. s. Gibbs to l.. j. Chris
topher, lot 81, Parcells sub $4,000. ,
David w. and EMMA Thomas TO j. 81
Hixson, 1924 acres In Tajauta: $500.
Summary-Deeds, 81; nominal, is; total
consideration, $13, 3,S2o.T2.
The herald., 1896-04-23
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Tranaactions on the Board
Trade

CHICAGO, April 22.--There was an ac-
i've wheat market, prices being subject
to rather frequent changes within the
range of 1lsc. The feeling developed was
quite weak. early and still lower prices
were scored. May selling down to 62l
and July to 63la. after which a steadier
tone prevailed both in the spring and win
ter wheat. 1t being mild and clear in the
Northwest. while moderate temperatures
and generally fair conditions prevailed in
the West. There was further liquidation
IN May and this added depression to the al
ready weak market. Northwestern re-
ceipts continue on fairly liberal scale.
Gables did not show the weakness eX-
pected early. Liverpool quoted but Id
decline, which in the face of yesterday $
break on this side was taken as a strength
ening feature, and when second cables
came quoting some advance the market
here firmed UP. Outside markets did
not show the weakness manifested here.
Corn was moderately active and rather
weak: At The. close there was no change
in prices. Only a fair business was tram
saoted in oats, mostly in the way Of ex-
changes. The market was steady. Trad
ing In provisions was heaviest in pork,
but fair. amount OF business was done
also in lard and ribs. After an early break
of Is cents pork recovered. chiefly through
Cudahy's buying to within 2la cents of
the price it closed at yesterday.
The herald., 1896-04-23
LOS ANGELES.
Represent ltsyr ..oiYSa.e and
Retail Dealers. Business
Men ard Firms


ATTO2NEYs- AT-LAW
w II. sHINN. sls-2os WNspu blls. spring 1T.
5ARsERs' SUPPLIES AND GRENDEfS
sTEINEN u KiACI! SEI,. 10 N, Main st.
EI-YI.ES
"EEATlNS,r Usvley Kin L. Co. 80 N 1faiA
DRuGQlsfs-W HoLEsALE
+. W. BRAUN & CO.. .05.t9z, % Mai; tel s5k
FRui 5 AND vEGE TABLES
LUDWIG & WAGNER, Jeii Mryxct tci. ESQ.,
GaocE2.Es-Wl,cLE
HAAS, BARUcII 4 co, Sa4 20 3-J \. L. a. It,
E0TsIs
ABBOTSFORD INN, cor. si'i and Hope, tel, liz
LAW, COLLECTIONS, TER ,ANrLE REP rs
STANDARD COLLECTION e IEECA MILE
Co.. ono siol9o) .l--2s slnson. A. c. Brod-
LIFE AND Ac-.nENr INSURANCE
BANKERS ALLIANCE 0t ca L. 8 coart ST
PHOTOGa asPh--LAND 5cAPE
I. II. MAuDE tS co. I'll ". First st.
REAL ESTATE
NORTON Il KENNEDY, isi 5, Erdwy; tel. 6s,.
SADDLES, HARNESS AND stDDLEWA2A
j. +. MORENO, 40 Ais st.
SAFES, scALEs, PEF2IdERAT0Rs
rIIAs. w. ADAMS 3Ss y. Man, Tel is4.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
COCNSTABLE 4 c0UTTs, l5j X. Los Angelica
uNDERrAKERs AND ENBAL1ERs
BOOTH IL ROW, $50 3. Main Tel. isi9.
MATCHMAKER And 0plicIAN
@. SToESAK 5l 5. Spring st. bet. 5ih and 5;h.
WINES AND SPIRITS
J. f. A. LAST, ie9 and ia1 y. MMnst..
p YARf4 HOUSES
NEW YORK BAZAAR t43 =. Spring
The herald., 1896-04-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Shipments
Received

steady; December. 1851. Barley, fair; De-
cember. rs; May. .72: Flour, family extras.
$3.150l3S5; bakers do, $3.5543.65; superfine,
$2.S5G300 Wheat, No. l shipping, 1890
10S%; choice, 1l114 milling. 117isd122ls. Bar
ley, feed, fair to good, 7lAd72R:. choice
1sa4M75; brewing. s0aS6A. Corn, s719; bran,
100; fancy feed, s2lals71a; good to choice,
75MSO; poor to fair, 67la@i72la; gray, 72la@So.
Receipts-Flour. ar SKIS, 1878; wheat,
$50; beans, SKIS, 1710: corn. ctls, 800; rye,
ctls,. 42O: potatoes, SKIS. 1852; onions. SKIS,
25; do Nebraska, 225; bran, SKIS, 1926 hay,
mustard. SKIS, 179; wool, bales, -43O: wine.
gals, 5000; hides, number, 1915; raisins,
bXS. 160D.
The herald., 1896-04-23
EUROPEAN MARKE ETs.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says
The reaction in all the markets was main
ington correspondent reporting sIoomiiv
on the Venezuelan question and suggest
ing possible complications. Americans
were chiefly affected, that market being as
Vet very sensitive to any adverse influence.
The check to purchases of bonds was es-
lecially noticeable. Prices closed better
fallen to 112l2 and other home markets
were weaker. Paris bourse was irregular
but closed firm
The herald., 1896-04-23
MONEY QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Money on call
easy at 243 per cent; last loan, 2h per cent ;
closed. ~ per cent; prime mercantile pa
per. 4M6 per cent: sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
$4.SsAM4sSls for demand, and $iS71an4.S7M
Tor sixty days; posted rates, &.SSla and
A.s9a4.s9ls; commercial bills, s4.s6aI; sill
yer certificates. 6I1sM69i4.
San FRANCISCO April 22.-Drafts,
sight. b telegraph. 10.
LONDON, April 22.-Consols, 111%.
The herald., 1896-04-23
LIVERPOOL MARKET,

LIVERPOOL, April 22.-Spot wheat
closed quiet, with a poor demand; No.
red winter, IS 3D. No. hard Manitoba, 5s
Cd; No. ] California: 5s sd. Futures opened
er. April, May, August and September.
SIS sgd; June, IS SID. Corn-Spot closed
quiet; American mixed new, Ss 14d. Flu.
and May, So Id; June, 3s l1ad: Julyand
August, 3s 2lad; September, IS Sd. Flour
closed steady with moderate demand; St.
Louis fancy winter, rs Cd. Pacific coast
hops, Ell 15s.
The herald., 1896-04-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Choice beeyes sold
in large numbers at SO. 30dl4. 90: ordinary to
good fat steers were sold for dressed beef
at $3.2513.35 common to choice drOves of
hogs sold at $325lf3.60: largely at $500
S3.60M3.65 and some mixed sold up to $3.G5;
but everything over 250 lbs sold around
-
The herald., 1896-04-23
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at Home
and Abroad

NEW YORK, April 22.-The character
OF the present bull element in stocks was
again tested today with the result of re-
ing orders had spent their force. An in
crease of the volume of business occurred.
Aside from Sugar the industrial stocks
We're comparatively neglected. The outset
of business was rather discouraging to
the holders and owners of securities Lon
don quotations for Americans came frac,
tionally below our. close of yesterday and
realizing orders for European accounts
We're executed this morning. In the early
dealings the traders took the bear side but
the combined offerings resulted in caus-
ing only fractional concessions in the ac-
tive. list: The increase in gross earnings
10y Northwestern of $40S, 900 for the month
of March, together with heavier. grain re-
ceipts at Chicago helped the railroad list
and particularly the grangers. The coal
stocks took on, strength. Sugar main
tanned it's record for activity and after an
early fractional decline rallied per cent.
The grangers averaged per cent advance
snd material recoveries from the early
low level occurred in many oher shares.
A'l interested in the reorganzation OF the
Northern Pacific system both here and
abroad, express satisfaction at the de-
postS of all classes of securities including
u majority of the common and preferred
stocks. The conversion of mortgage bonds
under the terms of the plan has been q
marked feature, more than majority, Of
the coupon bondholders having availed
active inquiry has developed for the new
which will soon be admitted to regular
dealings on the stock exchange. The new
prior lien fours were in demand today at
671a bid. The market closed strong and
active at the top level. Northern Pacific
issues continue to absorb interest in the
bond market. The favorable news regard
ing the reorganization proceedings were
reflected today in the. following gains
Seconds, IA; thirds and terminal firsts, l:
collateral and trust skies, IA: and dividend
scrip extended per cent. Notable gains
We're made in other issues and strength
characterized the general market. Sales,
$2,354, 600. The governments were slightly
higher on transactions of $4,000.
The leading futures closed sh3 as follows: j..
e4A; September, 6lH. oo,,
Corr. No. April, 2sA; May, 291s; July,
1878; September, 20A.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
nominal; No. spring wheat 62ia; No. :
spring wheat, 62ha No. & red, 66aS1: No Ne. ?
2O1aM2O9s; No 9 white, 1s@19l2; No. rye,
81; No. faxseed, 80; prime timothy seed,
$3.35; mess pork per Dbl, $S.50WS55; lard,
uer 100 lbs, $4S212; short ribs sides Qoose)
S4.20G4.25; dry salted shoulders (boXed),
41aM45s: short clear sides (boXed, 4sI: whis-
ky, distillers' finished goods per gal, 81. .29.
Reefs. ShpmtS.
Flour bbIs .,.,,,,, 0000 12 900
Wheat, bu. .............. 1000 106 coo
Corn, Du. .4Vo,uVu ,i'Uuu
Oats, bu. .376,0O0 4d5 0oo
tye, bu; ...'.....'''....'' o5 o ooo ,6o o900 9O0
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery, l0Ml312;
dairy, 991S. Eggs were steady at sqlo.
The herald., 1896-04-23
GIT NFIvn DTyv roNy

NEW YORK, April 22.-Bar silver, G71a;
Mexican dollars 5i1s.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-Bar silver,
CI1s Mexican dollars, 54s4M55A.
LONDON, April 22.--Bar silver Gid.