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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

remarks to the honorable body In which
he expressed the ardent hope that the
convention would not dabble with poll
tics.
The motion to table the amendment
was withdrawn, which left the question
as II originally stood after Mr.. SAMSON
introduced his amendment. Thus mat
tiers stood when Mr.. SAMSON arose and
asked that vote DO taken on his
amendment. He simply desired the
cattle men TO say by ballot what they
preferred Then somebody else wanted
TO strike out OF the executive commits
tees report all that pertained TO the
Importation OF Mexican cattle.
Il move we adjourn" said n tenor
voice in the middle Of the house.
Hon. Il. T. b. Andrews arose and de-
clared that all this discussion was out
Of order and moved that the convcn-
ton adjourn until o'clock in order TO
give those mostly Interested an OPP
portunity to discuss the matter among
themselves and try and reach an
equitable adjustment.
The motion to adjourn was carried
and the body adjourned to meet again
ut o'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

TREAsuRER's REPORT.
Balance on hand March. 1895 si0.4s6 &C
Receipts from March, 1895, to
March. isgG. .,............, 10 300 g.
Amount paid out TO
March, 1876. 49,. 7o,0ss 95
Balance cash on
hand...... .,...... 9,725 "a
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Deficit ns per last
annual rcport....S $40 81
Inspectors salaries
and expenses. ... 27,l64 10
Salaries 20 officers
and usslstants... 6,a54 90
Attorneys fees and
litigation expenses 6,0iS 20
Paid owners for
cattle caught.,.... 3G,z 7S 65
Due owners FOR cat
tie causht,...",,. 1884 rs
Due for cattle sold
for unknown own
ers.....,. 49,. 1000 90
Sundry expenses
ana exchange, 49,. 2.ois 4s
Due on salary ac-
counts ....,,...,,. 1923 s.
Paid owners, ETC..
amount due cattle
MS per last annual
report ............. 11.09l /.
s97.5s2 20
Excess resources
over ilabilItles.... 65 81
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

WORT The present receipts will not
meet the Increased expenditures.
Report of :. II. Cownn. .torney.
,tor the year ending Mnrch 10th. 1ss6)
10 ~ r. Bush, Jr.. President and the
executive Committee OF the Cattle
Riaisers' Association OF Texas:
veg to make the following report
e. business transacted through your
,,gol department FOR the year ending
March 10th, 1886 and the CONDITION Of
re r, business ON hand at this time. viz:
o5 ss, tried ana pleas Of guilty after
ssttins ready for trial ............. %
acquittols rs verdict Of not guilty. 9
Eases ,s,,o tfied In which there We're hung
Convictions ...... ~
Cases dismissed .'.
Suaes penulng .-..................... 81
Nn ,l.,,,, OF defendants against whom
=, 100 'fssfss..... ................ II
NmilDer OF courts where pending in
leAas. New Mexico, Oklahoma, In
pI-n Territory and Sansas. $3.50, rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

cash balance on hand as per
last annual renort......,;....s 1886 90
Ung objected dues as per last
annunl report..........,..... 10 ~
oNerpaid salaries. etc. ...".:" 357 45
Annual dues, commissions in
littons and dcllnquents.. 29j07 q
heiuhled 10 litigation account 1886 62
Proceeds from sale of cattle
eaught.......... ............,. 1924 Os
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

bv The association. 500 II
This gives a total value Of cattle
caught and handled by the association
during the past year of S9i,4b9 81
against total value Of cattle caught
and handled during the previous year
Of $7i,SS3.21; showing an Increase Of
value of cattle caught this year over
the previous year OF S22,516.ii
Amended hereto we submit table
showing the work that has been done
hy the association through its detective
and protective system. believing that
these data will materially aid the mem
hers of the association In apprcciatinG
the benefits they are deriving from
their membership:
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"DIRT DEFlEs THE KING" THEN
S q POI. :. 10
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY IIssl1

Number of courts a''sn, ~,
during re year ,.,,. ca III
Number OF cases disp q, N 4
! did not appear y
tion ...s..-i''f'''' ....r5eiiI
places and courts a'''r
the association Ill. g
pseps. Ashland. ,,.sfy' "
CIV Dlcisens, Tes, 'nss,iea '
alan. colorado cl,y. B,rs'a1
Amarillo. Seymour /, lan NJ
MIala. Pecos. 9.i rsSalan
deIl. Clarend0n. Ss, ,rs yaAf'
Clarendon. n,a.!TD x
Tins making tTsa lsIa " :
'rs civil i cases dlsp9sss ss, "a,
,,e not Included apo !. a. ~; IVA 4
Ter Of cases penq.i1h'.s,., i. VII =
sendants. IL IS y, XVI n N
two terms Of GOVT '.sly W; n
on There not III lnclaisd. Il, s's s'sil'd
are some which ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
Hard Words Are Hurled at Mr.. Marion SAMSON by
Captain Burke Burnett and
Major Quinan
THE IMPORTATION OF MEXICAN CATTLE
Was Indirectly the Cause of the Wrange That Lasted
All Day and Without
Result.

The Executive Committee Finally Sustained and Other Political Prob
Reegated-GOveruor CubersOn Promises 10 Stand BY the
Greatest Industry Of Texas the Extent of the States
Total POwer-First Days Proceedings In Detail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

work' The present receipts will not
meet the Increased expenditures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT
OF cattle taken OUT by inspectors showo
total.
Nun Der and proceeds returned
- 70 owners .....2.a35 head
Iotai value, ,,...,.. ...,,,.. sic,2gi 0S
pastures or returned to
OWNERS ,s,..,s.,. .....s...,..s.hS2 head
Ntmber OF cattle held up
pending inven,igation ... aa2 head
Total number OF cattle
caught and handled by the
es-..:l9.ys2 s,...1,.s., .Aa,llAs9s heed
The herald., 1896-10-07

Diamond c breakfast bacon. bAs}a. 4; rex
isss Is b1tss 61 Hsx dried hssf' ssts. io;i;
Rex dried beef. urA!des(. Tx: Rex dried
beef (outsidssl y; smoked toneues, per u.
8; dry salt clear bellies. 1607o; av:. 81:
dry salt short clears. b5@40; av., ~. dry
salt clear backs. 5H: Rex pure leaf lard.
tierces. w; ivory. tierces. basis, ~: cotto-
iene, t!srces. Z: Rexolsns tierees, ~
boI SSste5: S, ssas,r ssrs"n LEI T. pes
1901 90: 5-crown loose muscats. per box,
&; ordinary loose. SEP per % bog, ids: sscrowS WI
Iooss IIooss II sscks sscks per IISS, M 1qown sarown
FER ib:. SSl; ssitsns, sssdisss: fancy
choice. per ib.. sss&z. Fractions: VAT
boxes, Is; quarter boxes. 50 per box hiEnsr
III Fies4csiifornis white. per lb., 4x65:
Californta black, per lb,, 4@415; California
fancy fancy per ib, 75Qsb; Imported SMYRNA
BAGs-(Net cash,- ,-calcutta. 5@51l po-
tato bags 4; dried fruit sacks, 100 lbs. 6i+
g,h; gahS; be bean a., sacks. s; walnut bags. h@le;
VS.! SaASs iSsf1 AN4 sf DRIED pEAs-r,p., 100
Lime w5,is so0asS s LAZY AZ Ws'hlnrten
s0s ossas small 81 soogs50 saryanecs large
7.0Q@S:0o: lentils, California. Soo0s.M
GRAIN-Wheat 1.10@1.20; corn. 90@95:
-. ,.GRAIN-Wheat. 1.So; corn, sO@s0;
. PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs.-salinas Bur
bank. choice to fancy, 1.05@1. Is; fair to
good, and all other varieties. 5Dl00; sweet
potatoes, yellow, 90@95; red, LIS.
The herald., 1896-10-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

+ TUESDAY, Oct. 6. 1895.
Nathfo Bunday and Harriet Bundy to
John & Co.'S subdivision, Pomona; $500.
William F. G. and Alison c. Blaikie to
Burell DraperaoLot 81, block O. Central
Sophia &. and M .. w. Luitwieler to Coulter
Dry. Geods seS Co.-Lot p block c, Loomis
rsat. VI i .as Rsrsf s soss ts HsTa r. F sss
..s Charles NJ. stimson to Mrs: Mary a;
WestcottmooLot 8. block g. Beaudry tract
W,lsm A. UT t9 PayiS }sSdf M1liam WI Dear
Thomas Mensies, sr.-Lots ~ and 4s, block
A. Santa Monica tract; 1920.
Henry H. and Jennette Whitcher to Geo
rancho La Brae; $500.
clair.sLOt ?: isiS BLOCK 8, Breariey 6 sinsa-
Edwin 3. and Kate L. Rowley to Jesse
c. Rains-Lot Is. Bancroft tract: 5000.
Same .o to Robert F. Train-Lot 81 same
Richard G HaTnstt Is 70 E Paul p andre and Renee g
tcvTHsp vVs snS M rass HsFs.en i wi IL s Davsnpor. to
clifton 2; Leech-Tract in rancho La Pu-
hseS.9sas kaTs'ssH & Eli sS 5Ssn sssg
Of lot TO- block 3, East Los Angeles; $97222.
Lille e. de Hay ct al to G. Ehrenfeld-
5sss dsss td%nsits to 81 o Il 50 to s. block G. Gar
w. B. and Sarah b. Barber to J. r.
William-Lot GIGS section 13. Chatsworth
Park: $1,000.
Ruth Barber to same--Lots 1894, section
10. Chatsworth park; $1,000.
T. M. and Annie Killian to Kate White
Lot L John H. Jacobs subdivision: $2750
B. W. and Mary A. Lawson to Mary c.
McCarty-Lot 10, Myrtell subdivision ;$2225.
Mansssna Colony to x. AlansSn Welton
Jennie L. Haskell to George Damrow-
Sc. v. section 2S, township N, range 10
SUMMARY.
Deeds ........ ................... 43
Nominal ......... ................... II
Total ........................... SSf6 ~
The herald., 1896-10-07
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Onions are firmer at outside prices. The
cured meat list is revised Re ana On many any, cnang
Il EGGs-Local ranch 22@2s; eastern. 1920.
sscy ece oessa pss T.
SSsoos Ssss se re hruagss sgshs ass seSs dsrS
2S roll eSocs csry y ffancy fancy per
y; 'Gi;H5EEssE-Local factory. large size. II;
Ghc extra per ID. when cased for shipmentj
4NS!ss 4NVS!EsasErABLEs.;kI ;IS Ssarb, per hex, 100
see.s psE pcsery 10 S co. 81 osSSafs lei
per PEI .i;i string, 50; Mexicsn Fer b. Isl green.
dta aos., Is; s.. lettuce. do it: sresn corn, psr p
sao H. % easnn Psr S aGS
Salt' Saas so Paisnps saoS lsS sgssn sss
6 raas1hss "a per psrSo So1 ss.nS bSnchss s!
Is; sR1natsm tomatoes @ per Cox. 1896 turnips, s.
Der 100 lbs, rs; watercress. per dcz. bunch
IS. 4o:, wax beans, 2Aa; sumner SQUASH 10;
LM aREHN Sssps % SFa appes Ssa p per ib
2; strawberries, common. sos; choics to
fan fancy III yp sss psS 80 Su5c Gsn
Ssss0 sSspss per sos 55Sss
aprlcots. per ~ ~. II. naechps ror',
5saspPIsrlaes ppISms per Refb box 96S sooseberriss M
per iS. =, dgs. per y. blaSk; aSlzso; Z; white
n melons. %rdo per doz., S5aso; pears. Bartietts.
per lb.. IL; nectarines, per crate; prunes.
per H.. =: ounces. per h.. !; guavas. per
VcHfTiRUs FRUITS Oranges. valencias.
3. 3.260IS.50: Mediterranean sweets. per lb.,
q 9sks sseaSss ss S9Si ana Isb0ny bsnSys $50
s' 'oNST oSsSsTsd' ASS Rsss Rsr Ia e.
comb, lo@l2 PER H.; strained 4h@e; bees
wsa wfsaoGGTRg1Hsns. 3i9sH 9e- T. s,ssg4se per dog;
yspnE boosters, sSS9sSe44 ooi oorS9ilsEs SnsFs @
4Sa SMaAYnWns tSrNsYs; isdsSi Rssi barley 5000
sS Thsst a snd Iooss oa q: Cat a'isf iSoo&
Mf1iLLsrUTFs-Flour. Los Angeles. 40;
Stockton brsnds. 40; Oregon. 4.oo; east. t.
ncathssn! nsa s1lSo So 'HSi roiiss bsTies tos RS
inB 81 lSs fRG1%snxpSss. s$ HSssn 1sS sun dried
ssSki s:S fancy nsT .Ss fancy
M SssS:: fancy fsnSy s ssoc. e anSS sS
piHtstsd ppitted. choics. S y9s prunss. cHoics. boxed.
ss sssFsswsisGts sscly s&s sanHcS HS: q Angeles Il me.
dium soft. lb;- softshell, Los Nietos, fancy.
|? iiis?s hard d'%SsiSs sSsi 8 Dec.ns. isSlS dl6srts.
'Hif1DsEs AND wooI.-Nsw hide list: Dry
sound. 10; Kip. ~: calf, Is; culls. l-s less;
sses ss1as q sqs; sssSS iaSs:s!s: sa!ss 1Ss sSsE ~
a tive eTocH-Aii per lb.-Hseves, 1a$@
H6,Sa ,s;lYs:i SsS, '3SsHsn Hsn''D' ' as.1; !, lambs
4{65; veal. col: mutton. E31; lamb, s;
pSdsHk'R SdsHk'R2D Ss11s sMnATs-Essis hams, Il: Rss
hams, 19lts ew.a IN; selectea mild cure. "A:
1sis a:;issssss: as:ss'
The herald., 1896-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES
Summons

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS AN
geles county. state Of California;.H. H.
Cobb, plaintiff, VS.. Florencio. G. Montijo,
Guitierrez, deceased, defendant. = Action
brought in the superior court Of Los Ange-
Les cD sds II f ne
les. in the office of the clerk of the said SUI
per,or court
greeting to Florencio G. Montijo, admins
traitor Of the estate of Miguel Gutierrez,
deceased. defendant.-You are hereby re-
against you by the above named plaintiff
in the superior court of the county of Los
Angeles state Of california .% and to ans
after the service on you of this summons..
elsewhere, within thirty days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer Of said complaint.
decree Of this court for the foreclosure Of q
mortgage described in the said complaint.
and executed by. the SAID Florencio {: Mon;
Gutierrez. deceased, on the S0th day Of
April, A. D. 1896, to secure the payment Of
Gspn pna sne das tea
States gold coin, described In the complaint
and which by its terms has become due
5ar Sna S s sys Also 5 ns sats ts
fifty dollars counsel fees for foreclosure Of
said mortgage; that the premises conveyed
proceeds applied to the payment Of said
NOTE, moneys expended BY plaintiff ,.. A.
ana also that the defendant and all per-
sons claiming. by, through or under him
may be barred and foreclosed of all right,
title, claim lien. equity Of redemption, and
interest in and to said mortgaged premises.
and for other and further relief: Refor-
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer the said COM
plaint as above required, the said plaintiff
manded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
Angeles, state Of California. this 11th day
Of June, in the year of our lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ninetX-six;
BY GsEo GEO vARcoE, Deputy Clerk.
Endorsed: 7. M. STEWART, Attorney
for plaintiff, 1886 Bradbury building. Los
Angeles Cal. 12-4
The herald., 1896-10-07
SUMMARY.
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid q
Home and Abroad

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The speculation in
stocksI today was Of the scantiest propor-
tions. and the movement, from more than
one point of view, appeared to indicate
that the bears were attempting to force
prices down with considerable care as to
extending the outstanding contracts. Some
Of the bull leaders express willingness to
permit further reaction of few points,
but say that holders of securities are dis
playing great tenacity. One sample of bear
strategy was the circulation Of the report
that a leading stock commission house had
refused to carry stocks on margin over the
next thirty days, but the report was quick
" denied By member Of the firm. Another
cali money Was: Bid up p to M an r sxtreme msss Il
mediateiy forced TIE rate DOWN to ) per
fered at 8. per cent. A moderate influence
legitimately causing q slight hrWness In
money is the payment Of taxes on con-
however. redeposited each day by the city
This week the municipality will begin pay
ing Off it's revenue bonds and disburse-
siderably into the millions. An Important
favorable development was further weak
eninE in foreign exchange rates. actual de-
es are understood to be figurins 81, gold
have AVE YET been reported. Aside from the
Importance bearing upon prices and the
Abs bore asnft y gr0
to respond to the Improvement that had
prevailed at the closing yesterday exsrted
q chilling influence at the outset. The
and prices receded fractionally all around
Supporting orders appeared at the low
points and q slightly higher range result
ed. The List as q whole sagged In the af-
ternoon, but the losses did not exceed frac-
tions. The closing was weak at general
fractional net declines. Railway bonds
were fairly active, but were almost with
out feature. The sales were 81, ,25S, 900. Gov
ernments were firm on purchases Of $26. .000
Silver certificates were O. shade easier on
sales Of $1,000.
The herald., 1896-10-07

: I
able to read the constitution in the Eug-
lish language. and write his or her name.
shall ever exercise the privilege Of an cleo
tor In this state; provided, that tho pro-
visions Of this amendment relative to an
educational qualification shall not apply to
any person prevented by a physical dis
ability from complying with it's requisi-
tions. nor to any person who now has the
right to vote. nor to any person who
shall be sixty years of age and upward
at the time this amendment shall take
effect.
NOW, THEREFORE,. Pursuant to the
provisions of tho constitution, and an act
of the legislature entitled "An act to pro-
vide for the submission of certain proposed
amendments to the constitution of the
state of California to the qualified electors
Tor their approval" approved March Z, A..
D. 1885, the said amendments as submit
ted. to be separately voted upon by ballot
by the qualified electors of the state, on
The herald., 1896-10-07
n SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 6.-Wheat closed
quiet; December, 1.21A; May. 1.2s14; barley.
firm; December, 79h.
Corn-Large yellow, s..
Bran-California. 1300@1350. et
Flour-Family extras. 4.10@l.20: bakers
extras, 3.9o614.0o; superfne, SS0@3.50.
Wheat-No. shipping, 1.16A choice do.
1.171h milling, 1901 nv.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, 70072h1s; choice.
IS: brewing, &GS5.
oats,-Miliing, ,s0aa5; surprise, s71k@105
fancy feed. -859Nh; good to choice, S71A9
96; poor to fair, 771x@s2h; black, for feed.
Receipts-Flour,. quarter sacks, 4s, 700: do
South Vallejo. II 900: wheat, centais, 4, 500;
barley, centals, "a, 700: oats. centals, @o0;
corn, centals. 175; beans. sacks. ii, ,27b; rye,
centals, go; go; potatoes. sacks, $500: onions.
sacks $50; hay. tons. si5; straw. tons. II: II;
hops, bales, 2o6; mustard seed, sacks, 95;
fiaxssed. s@acks, @ lsS; wool, bales 122S: hides.
Ions, $500; quicksilver, TASKS, g.
The herald., 1896-10-07
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.-Spot wheat closed
Manitoba, 6s ID; No. | California. e. Cd :;
futures opened firm with near and distant
positions I'D higher; closed steady. with
business about equally distributed; Orto-
ber. SIS l0a4d: November, s. 11di pecen-
Der, IS n1ad; January, IS IND. February.
American mixed new. IS iEd; futures open
ed firm with near and distant positions
Nd higher; closed Eteady With peaE and
about equally distributed; October. = I'D:
November, q 1lhd; December. asi Jalu-
ary, Ss Flour closed frm w!th 3elt de-
ter, S.. Pacific coast hops, "a
The herald., 1896-10-07
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Southern District of California;:

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Southern District of California:
Whereas, on the 9Th day Of September,
1896. George j. Denis, esq, attorney Of the
United States. for tho southern district Of
California, who prosecutes for the said
United States In this behalf in the name
of, and on behalf of the United States. filed
a libel OF information in the district court
Of the United States for the southern dis
trict of California against the schooner
"Santa Barbara, her boats. tackle, appar-
eli and furniture In a cause of condemna-
tion and forfeiture.
And, whereas, by virtue of process in
due form Of law, to me directed, ,returnable
ON the S0th day of September, 1885. have
seized and taken the said schooner. her
boats, tackle. apparel. and furniture and
have her in my custody.
Notice is hereby given that a district
court will be held in the United States
court room in the city Of Los Angeles.
California, on the S0th day of September,
1896. for lhe trial of said premises. and the
owner or owners, and all persons who may
have or claim any interest,". are. hereby
cited to be and appear at the. time ana
place aforesaid. to show cause, II any they
have, why final decree should not pass
Los Angeles. Cal. September 10th. 1890.
BY H. T. CHRISTIAN. Chief once
Deputyy. 1890
The herald., 1896-10-07

THE HERALD PUBLISHING COM;
existing under and by virtue of the laws
Of the state of California. and having its
Los Angeles. county of Los Angeles. state
Of California.
of the board OF directors of the above
named corporation. held on the 2eth day Of
September, 1896, an assessment of ten ($10)
dollars per share was levied upon the cap
on or before the 3lst day Of, October, 1896.
to the treasurer Of the said corporation.
house, in the city of Los Angeles, county
Of Los Angeles, state Of California; ANY
main unpaid on the I'd day Of November,
1896 will be delinquent and advertised for
IS made before, will pc sold on the 2sd day
of November, 1896. at IL o'clock M, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
cost of advertising and expenses of sale.
JNO. p. COYNE,
Secretary Of Herald Publishing company.
Los Angeles. California.
Location OF office, Bradbury building,
222 West Third street. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-10-07
LONDON NARKET1.

LONDON. Oct. e-The Nyenlnt ~
The fall In American exchango Qn4
liquidation in mines have der1ofalI~1
markets, which were Aat t6dly. x{! L ~
1O9% on fears OF a renewal Of geld 1GI4
The fall In mines was 30 rapid Np4 4@
as to suggest trouble et tho next 1{lt
was a heavy selling OF nninea n Lqndo4 ~
French brokers. a feature 'of the XITs
ket was sharp fall In lndie pape<. q
The herald., 1896-10-07
cHICA0o.LTVNUTQC1r.

CHICAGO. OCT. t-SThe a!eat hn1k 81 Ras
..iss wlsa & ts's 'suscSss, sssss & = IA feS ~
feeders. 2bU@S.lb; cows an4 .hei1ota, y
Sso; extra goed enss; s 80 ~. sr1l1: x
s1S; s.oS;ss.Oe: ssas prime ns ssssss. @ 81 q q M
Hoes-Comznop heaxy foJr1Me uUn& ~
0so; prime medium ara pghf ee9i1I ~
2 esheep-Prims native sxlsgt lneeo 1I(
pretty much nominal a.
snseP were wante4 = le
ssis seS SsSs y IA ~; W zsscy issSE - ~ L. u
The herald., 1896-10-07
FRUIT Ar AUCTION.

NEW YORK, Oct. G-The EakI Efult CO.
sold today: Grapes: TokSy AMS74S ~ e: half
7s8 TsS PsnI%i PeIairs.sS. Iis0iSs; Bussrs dris i.yt
~Ca;HiIC ~Ca;HiICAao. Oct. s.--The Earl Fruit CO.
half half crates. 76Qil6; some !n Bod ofdaf
brought less: Muscet, &at; half crates, ia
lss; fss'si N.,.si. asislss:'D Els Dass.s aSsss '1'
The herald., 1896-10-07
CHICAGO MARKET.
The Days Transactions ON thu Beard n
Trade. b i 2

CHICAGO. Oct. e.-The strength sdig-
played by wheat ct the opening va . SUR
prise to most Of the tradsrs. pecembG,
which closed yesterday 1t OK. opeuGd ~
6sN@68M. an advance Of . full cent and
in the course Of the first few minutes tr16-
ing had steadily advanced 1t to *. The
strength apparently came from the Liver.
pool and Berlin cables Both showed ~
unchanged In price for spot vheef eSd
nces an I decline IL ftf tbs9
for an adddtionai icent sdvsnce. e. SSt :
Ss dsy e uUt.d sss ssote
for an additional ] cent advance, but 3
Then en- tlnssc the rsssc9 fqr & The strsnxth esfs4
In the course OF an hour after tho 6p6u)Xx
the commission house which had h6eQ M
pest show hSvysrs ha sns eg
to cox for December appeared 70 have
enough to set the most Confirmed bear
traders to thinking. One read: "ForeiGn-.
ers very heavy buyers. They want ne ec-
for q continental house for 100 900 bughe}gs
Of October and 100000 bushels IN Noveri-
not not Without selling. Ascent d advsnes evsn
tions was very tempting and It was taken
gradually sold on to 6sM cents. Minneapo-
fis and Duluth receipts were again heavy,
being 1888 cars, against 1852 q week ago. and
lSl6 On the corresponding day cflass yer.
Bradstreet's report Of the world'e vi4ihle.
showing an increase Of. 9,750,010 bushels,
had tendency to weaken the market
during the last hour. December final1y
rested at 50 cents. Corn was firm and et
times strong but in the end made only
n cent gain for the day. Oats opened
firm on free buying. Toward the close the
market weakened under free offeyinGs.
Provisions were firm on a modereto
amount of business. Buyers were eucpQr-
eyed by q small run OF holders ana The
flrmness of grain.
The leading futures closed as foiiowg:
wheat Nc. 2october, e7x; December.
Germ No: October. aax; December, *
Oats No. October 17x; December. I'm:
May 1914. s
firm; No. sprinr wheat. 6ex: No. 3
spring wheat. 65Ql661s: No. . red, 7olk: No, 2
corn, 2s. No. 2,oats, 17%: No. white. 1A41
fob: No. 8 white. 16lkn2O f.c. b.; No. 3rve.
36: No. barley. nominal; No. B A673l;
No. T. 24d26. No. fiaxseed, 72@7S3k: prime
timothy seed, ESQ: mess pork. per hbl.. g. 45
6660; iadd, per 100 lbs. 4021f@l.06. Ehort
ribs sides. loose. a4o63 so: dry selted
boxed, s*@sN; whisky, distillers' finished
Ooodk rnr gal 1 H.
The herald., 1896-10-07
MONEY oIJOTArYoNe.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.Money "a eel1
firm at 4@4h per cent; last loan, pr celIk;
closed. per cent; prime mercantile pA&e&
7gS per cei9t; sterling sxchsn8s A<as
4.8404.s4h for, demard and q 4&0
for sixty days; posted rates. Ae3<4e1z 4N4
4.S5@4. .S6la; commercial bills, 46f4 e@lXgk
g SAN i,HpfSfs FRASgYsco. Oct. s-Drasssy 100
s; telegraphic, 10. -. 4 ~ Al T,
LONDON, Oct 6.-Consols, lO3z a s. : &
The herald., 1896-10-07
noLn IAN Ror1rE

NEW YORK, Oct. 6,-,J. q w. eeiignGa
will receive through their San rEanc@94o
bank. a6cut $500. 900 In gold from Aua{f@ilS,
due to arrive In San Francisco octobeg ~