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Evening journal., 1896-11-14
Banker Wood a Fugitive.

ok, y. Y, Nov. 14.-Richard Y. ID.
he former receiver Of the Metropoli-
PIX, was not arrested, as stated in a
FORK dispatch yesterday. Officers
ere with a warrant for his arrest,
ore it could be served he had disap-
and is now fugitive. Relatives Of
|od refuse to make any statement
|lication concerning his alleged use
~ belonging to the J. J. Lawrence
put it is stated by other parties in
1 to know that he used $40, 900 be-
to J. J. Lawrence and SIG, 600 be-
to Mrs. William Lawrence. The
losers do not deny this, but feel
'lbout Woods disappearance and
hot talk about it.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
Guilty as Charged.

Judge-You are charged with cut
ting Jasper johnson with a.razor after
he had worsted you in friendly spar
ring match.
Prisoner-Yas, sab, slashed i'm
Dat coon weighed me into boxin an neb-
Der tole me ne was lef' han'ed. DE
troit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
Anarchist Arrested In Denmark.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
Copenhagen to The Daily News says that
a German anarchist named Glanb has beon
arrested there possessed Of n complete col
lection of photographs Of all the prominent
European secret police agents, each with
tabulated remarks upon his character and
capabilities, evidently with view TO en-.
tightening anarchist clubs.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14

What a man does with his wealth de-
pends upon his idea of happiness. Those
who draw prizes in life are apt to spend
tastelessly, if not viciously, not know
ing that it requires as much talent to
spend as to make.-E. p. Whipple.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
Knntnokr,a close VOID.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14.-Ofiicial returns
from every county in Kentucky have been
reported to the secretary Of state. These
show a plurality of 25s for Mckinley,
comparing the two highest electors
Twelve Republicans and one Democrat
were chosen electors The highest Repub-
lican elector received els, 055 votes and
the highest Democratic elector 17,797
votes Which one Of the Republican elect
ors is defeated has not yet been determined
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
LnI,e stenmer I.nrncd.

CLEVELAND, Nov lI.-The steamer
wallula, owned by Captain Thomas Wilson
of this city, missed the pier mt Conneaut
while attempting TO mako that port in a
storm and went ashore. The crow was
taken OF with much difficulty. Soon after,
the vessel in some manner caught fire and
was soon a mass of flames. The vessel
was valued at 500, 600 and insured foI
$40 OOO
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
AIways one spy Appears.

pple ought to be well accustomed in
ountry to police spies They appear
|ry case Of note and are at the bot
L nearly every criminal charge Of i'm
bee.
'lre absolutely assert that the case Of
is not an isolated one, and he may not
been the only spy in the camp Of the
Nationalist in America.
/ unexpected appearance of this rene
irish spy made a deep impression on
lisoner, who fixed on him a look full
'yry contempt
N proceedings were over and Ivory
+ cen held for trial at the Central Grim
Nourt, Jones, carefully guarded, dis
s rd as mysteriously as he had come.
bly only two or three police officials
his present whereabout, but he will
Niged to give evidence at the trial.
Il long time since the Irish revolu-
~ movement in the United States
& .d such a great boom as it has now,
#he public have a lurking feeling Of
81 at the manner in which 1t was ere
he same time they feel a pious relief
E results of tho police labors
sly, secret service money is certainly
-ticst on earth, but it is well employ
{. his country.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
mad a Nnrrnu Eacnne.

MIDDLETowN, y. y, Nov. l4.-Decatur
Mandeville, a brakeman on the Erie rail
road, during heavy fog stepped from the
caboosc as his train was crossing Never
sink river at Port Jervis He fell 90 fee
into the river He was rescued by the train
crew whom nearly exhausted.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14

The ''era of Bithynia. extensively
employed not only by the Bithynians,
but by the people Of the neighboring
states, dated from their revolt from
Macedonian rule, B. O. 28S.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
'cru.hsd whIle connllnr Cans.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 14.-Harvcy Bon
nett, 43 years of age, yard conductor on
the Stonington branch Of the Consolidated
road for tho past 10 years, was fatally in
jured by being crushed while coupling
cars in the freightyard
Evening journal., 1896-11-14

Several properties will be sold by
Sheriff ellis this afternoon. They be-
long to Thomas w. Buckle, George Ech-
enhofer, Lewis B. Haws. Edward N.
Morley. David Hammond, James A.
Magee and Edward Mcdowell.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
rnrnItnra nealers As.lrn.

HoLYoKE Mass, Nov. 14.-The Lyman
g. Kellogg company, furniture dealers,
made an assignment for the benefit OF
creditors. The liabilities are S34, 900, and
the assets include s22, 600 stock and bills
amounting TO $36 600. Hard times is the
cause assigned for the failure
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
Pnes cured in 3 to Might. DIR. Az.

piles eursd in 3 to G Niehts DIR Ag-
news Ointment will cure all cases of
Itching Piles in from 3 to nights. One
application brings comfort. For Blind
and Bleeding Piles 1T is peerless. Also
cures letter, salt Rheum. Eczema. Bar
ber's Itch, and all eruptions of the
skin. 35 cts.
Sold by J. M Griffin, Fourth and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
Yelling salesmap AspbvrIated.

yGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 14.-E. Am
travelling salesman of Boston, was
cad in bed at the Hotel Worthy to-
Tho doors and windows were all
nd the gas was pouring into the
hen the man was found.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
EarthnnaI,e In Mnrion.

OF MEXICO, Nov. 14.-A heavy
axe of considerable duration was
Acapulco yesterday. No one was
It great alarm was felt.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
A ninsrenee Of oplnIon.

Nell-What a breezy young man Mr..
Closefist isl
Belle-Breezyl haven't seen him
blowing in anything. = Philadelphia
Record
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF ad-
minis ration were In due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
Seventeenth day OF October, A. ID. 1896.
and that all persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present
the fimo duly attested, to the said ad-
minis lrator, on or before the seventeenth
day q October. 1891, or abide the act or
Assembly In such made and provided
CHARLES A. CARBERRH,
Administrator.
Address, No. 21z West Eighth street.
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14

Benjamin ID. Bowen has re-
from Fair Hill, Md, where she
en- visiting her parents.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
NOrTrn

Notice Is hereby given that letters testa-
mentury were I'm due form of law granted
unto the undersigned on the second
day cf November. a. ID. 1896 and that all
persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same.
duty attested. TO the said executor. on or
before the second day OF November, 1897.
or ABIDE the act Of Assembly I'm such case
SUSAN JOHNSON.
Executrix.
Evening journal., 1896-11-14

URE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
rc Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
fund money II II falls to cu-e. nc
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
weather Forecast.
SOLD 10 PAY DEBTS.

Generally fair; high northwssterly
winds
Evening journal., 1896-11-14

|ho Informer Says lie Was For Five Years
a Member Of Revolutionary Societies In
Enginnd and Observation-Disclosures Say
England Has Dson Bunkoed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Julian Ralph,
Pc Journals London correspondent, says:
lie Caron the Second is the title that
Ee newspapers give to the British govern
Eent's spy Thomas Merle Jones, who
Iovidcd the only sensation which has oc-
{red during the whole police proceedings
4 the case Of the alleged dynamitard, Bell,
pose lcal name is Edward !. Ivory.
Nobody expected that the police had this
In up their sleeve, and when the first
tness appeared in the box the same list
indifference characterized the attitude
the whole court as was noticeable on
a previous occasions.
"A he man is about 40 years old, and
n her short, with brown hair and close
#pped brown beard. His name was
ldcd TO the clerk Of the court on a slip
paper, and counsel addressed him vague
ls Mr.. Jones. -
n just two secc. Ids the ears of the en-
~ audience were pointing in the direc-
of Jones. Every one seemed TO know
# intuition what was coming and felt
Ter ashamed to have forgotten for a
# nent that the British police are always
E md to have an agent Of this description
he background.
Excluded the Artists.
n unlucky artist, sharpening his pencil
smiling with the consciousness that
had unexpectedly sent him a "good
e &, was curtly told by the bcnch to
nd practice his art elsewhere, and he
mes gave his evidence at first with
1 case He evidently knew his subject
he court settled down to virtuously en-
7 he narrative of the inner workings of
# Irish Nationalist organization. The
81 #;emen positively purred with satisfac-
az at thinking Of how they had made
- great scoop.
9 ie mysterious revelations of the mys-
us Jones did not irreparably damage
= but they really We're interesting to
ourt
ter time, however, the witness did
nd them quite so gratifying. When
istrict orders and the ritual of the or
M alton were being read and when the
M examination was in full swing, he
terribly nervous and shifted uneasily
witness box Beads of perspiration
ved his brow His face grew purple,
gers twitched, and he kept mechanic
lasping and unclasping his hands,
1 on the ledge before him. He seemed
el acutely the position in which he
Evening journal., 1896-11-14
HE IS CALLED LIZ CAROh
An Irish Spy Tostifes Against
the Alleged Dynamiter.
ONWARD IVORY HELD FOR TRIAL.

|ho Informer Says lie Was For Five Years
a Member of Revolutionary Societies In
Enginnd and Observation-Disclosures Say
England Has Escn Bunkoed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Cockermouth takes for Cane
Town 44fO6S cts, valued at SIC, 500; Puritan for
Hull, 79, 1876 ctls at Slls79
large part of Queensland, New South Wales
and South Australia and portion OF Victoria is
sunerlng from lack of rain. Unless rain falls
soon there will be another short crop in Australia
and preadstuhs will once more have to be I'M
ported.
Three more ships have been taken for Australia
ana The dem and is first rate at the i'm proved
prices Quoted at 81 45G1 so for common grades
81 oe(9l 5715 for average No. l. al go for choice
ana 81 oO0l DO for extra choice for milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESsIoN-9:1b o'clock-May-4OOO
cts, 81 63; 12,0OO 81 62s4; 1000, 81 621a;
sEcoND sEssIoS-May-looo 600 ctls 81 e2sl :
5000, 81 627s 2UOo, 81 625s: 2s,OOo 81 sl1e;
x0V0 81 62%s; , Decem ber-sO0p. 81 5I14: 200O,
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-42 900
ctls. 81 $3.50 $4,000, 81 g., "a: 5000 81 ss6s:
AFTERNOON eEssIoN-Mav-2OOO ctls 81 6asl !;
$4,000. 81 6a6s; 4u00, 81 $685.; 24,OOO 81 6315
Decem ber-20UO, 81 57ss
BARI EY-Chevaiier Is bringing more money
Choice Brewing sells to local brewers at the ton
figures We quote Feed. SO6S5c; choice bright
81 1ac; Brewing, 9o@s5c; No l thevaier, 81 10
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL StssIoN-9:l6 o'clock k-May-2OOO
Gus, Gus, s932c: 1000, 9S5sc; 1000, 9Sasc; 10000,
s314c Decemoer-20OU, SIC.
SECOND SEssIoN-May-2pOO ctls, 9315c
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-Dec Ser- 1000
ctls, SIC
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
OATs-Quotatons show no change White range
from 81 10 10 81 30 p c,i according to quality.
Black for iced, SOC 9$l 05; seed 81 2Utdl 3b:
Gray, nominal; REQ, si@l 10: Surprise, nomin al.
very dpll With a downward tendency Large Vel
low, S5@s6Ac; Small Round do, Sl@l 021a p
ctl: Mhite. S.@S712c.
RYE-$1 71a@l 10 q cu.
BUCKWHEAl-$I 25(0l 35 y ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
GENERAL MERoHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags. spot, 81 1904 Is;
San Quentin, 81 20: Wool Bags, 2i1s@261ac;
Fruit Bags, 512G6c.
COAL-Wel.iugton, So q ton: New Wellington,
So I? ton; Southheld Wellington, 81 so q ton;
Seattle, SIS 50@6; Bryant, 595 so: Coos Bay, So i:
wallsend, So; Scotch, -; Brymbo, =: Gum
berland, $l3 q ton in bulk and sl4 in SKIS; Pennsvr
wanna Anthracite Egg, Sl1@l2 p ton; Welsh A n
thracite. sS@10: Camel, sS@S 81; Rock Springs.
Castle Gate anc Pleasant Valley, 81 so; Coke
S11G12 in bulk and 81 3 z ton in SKIS
CoFFEE-C c. L. Bckford's circular says: THE
movement during The past week has been slow.
due partly to the character of the country demand
but largely to the competition OF Santos CofYees.
These interfere materially with all grades of Cen
tral American equal 10 or poorer than unwashed
Salvador in quality owing to their relative cheap
and the further fact that the remaining first
hand stock is mainly composed of undesirable
styles or Coffees lacking roasting merit more pa
grades of Costa Rica have become very scarce here
and the necessities of dealers drew shipments of
stock consists of 272 Costa Rica, 103 Nicaragua,
1910 Salvador, 544l Guatemala, 206 MexIcan-in
Steamer City OF sydney is due Novembe 2 i with
90 bags" We quote market nomina.
COSTA RIcs-l734Gl912c nom for good to
prime; 17G1712c nom. for good mixed with black
beans; l5IaGl61sc for fair; I2@l41sc for COM
sALvADoR-is@lsc for good to prime washed;
good to prime washed peaberiy; l71a@.73zc for
superior unwashed; 11@l714c for good unwashed ;
GUATEMALA AND MExIcAN-2OI4@2ic nom.
for prime TO strictly prime washed; l9@20c for
good TO strictly good washed: l742@ S12c for fair
washed: l41aQ16c for medium; 12@1 31ac for
ordinary; 9@ll 12c for inferior 10 common; 9sl
@2OI4c for good TO prime washed peaberry; 1S(a
i 1875 for good 10 prime unwashed peaberry.
/ SUGAK-The Western Sugar refining Company
quotes, terms net CASH cube and Crushed, &c:
Powdered, 5lac: Fine Crushed &c; Dry Granu-
Aye; Ezra c, 4ssc; Golden C. si4c; half barrels
lac more than barrels, and boxes 12c more.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

:, M Margaret Evans to Henry J. Evans, lot on w
iine OF Van Ness avenue. 100 of Green street.
> 47:6, l25. N 10. w 41z inches. N 37:6, \
l1o ". reserving life estate, In of death of
second party title 10 revert to first party; gift
robert A and Alice Mclean TO julius and Mar
gaset weber, lot on line OF Broadway, "a w of
Devisncero street. w 80 by 1915: $40
Ernest +. and Eella Lilienthal to Elizabeth j.
lennon lot on y line of McAiister street, 70 E of
Baker r E5 by 1905 $40.
bapette and Isaac j. Federlein to Leon ]. and
Fugenia Nj. Hirth, lot on = line OF Oak street. 9S
4 OF Ashbnry. % by 1916: $40.
richard H. and Ann Follis to Michael F. Denlp-
sey, lot on line OF Bartiet street. 141 :1lM
oi Twenty-second, 22:10A by 110; $40.
, Fichard II. Follis 10 John Jacob Jansspn, lot on
the line OF Bartlett street, 1l9:15s ofrwenty-
second. l10, 22:103s. w 11U, 22:10ss,
qultclaim deed; ST.
:, Mary NJ Henry formerly Harney), wife of VIII
nam T., to same, same. quit claim deed; 81.
Michael T. and Mary A. Dempsey to same, same,
qultclalm deed; 81.
Charles and Lou NJ Wagner to same, same, quit
claim deed: $40
ID. j. Coughlin (executor of the estate of Joseph
Bryan) TO Jane A. BrickelI, lot f. line OF Old
San Jose road, 1875 OF Twenty-fourth street, IS
by e 80; $4,000
Mamie and Peter F. Ramm to Elizabeth Collins,
undiyided half of lot on + line of Eureka street,
llS;S OF Seventeenth, 49:4 by + 1876: S10.
W ililam Cullen to Mary Z. Cullen, lot on 81 line
OF south Park averue, 251 SW or second street,
SE III: NE 20, NV l17:6, SW 26: gift.
William Cullen administrator of the estate OF
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

WHEAT-Spot market frmer: fair demand;
f. o. b.. s6c; ungraded red, sl@s6; No North
ern. 9J1ac
Options declined ss@s4c on easier cables rallied
lTs@21sc and closed firm at 11s@l4c over yes
teia&y with moderately active demand May
and December most active. No red January.
S6s4c: December SIC.
COkN-No. 293sc elevator; 3O1ac afioat-
;, options dull, weak at 14@s4c decline. May and
Deee emoeg r. most active. ,ocoyember' 2sssc; De-
cemoer' 81 01sc; January; sO1sc;M Ma,, 3356c
Options easier. dull December 2614c; May, 26c.
. spot prices: No 2. 2sc; No; whi.t; a51se; No.
mixed Western. 22@24c: white do, 23@S2c-
Provisions.
LARD Quiet; lower Western steam. 81 is:
city; SO 6s1s: december, 81 05 nominal. Re-
hned. qniet: Continent. S4 tO South American,
$4 80: compound. s41s@45sc.
PoRK-Duil. easy. New mess, sS 256S 75.
EU1TEh-Fancy. fairly active and firm. West
ern dairy. l3c: GO creamery l31sG21c: do
factory SOLE: Eigins. z112c; imitation cream
Che EESE-Moderate demand. Part SKINS S1a
@6s4c: ful skins, 21a@sc
E6GS-Better demand; steady. Icehousa 1872
@171ac: Western fresh, 2O@22c; do case, 81 $50
so. Timed. l51aQ16c
TALLoM.onlet, nominal; City, 214@Sssc;
country 31a S3s4c, as to quality.
RICE-flrm; unchanged.
N, oiAssES-steady; quiet; unchanged.
FLAXSEED-Sl@SSc c. l. I,
CotFkE-steady: 10 points down. December.
SO so; March, So $500 45: April, 80 IS; May,
ss 40; September % As. Spot Rio. dull, weak
SUGAk-Steady. Of A. 41sc: mold A. 4s4c:
standard A, 41sc: confectionery A. 4asc; cut loaf,
o1sc: crushed. 51sc; powdered, 4s4c; granuated,
4t2c: cubes, 4slc-
Fruit and Produce.
APRIcOTS-Bags, 9el1c.
IEACHEs-Peeled. 13@l4c: unpeeled, 7@ec.
PRuNES-Four sizes, 51s@o14c.
RAIS1NS-Two-crowp. l. NJ, 4s4c; do 3-crown.
612G5Nc; do 4-crown, 6s4 c; London layers. new,
81 509i 55; 90 clusters, new, 81 eo@2
HOPs-Frm; Pacific Coast. S@131ac.
WOOL-Qniet; firm. Domestic fleece, 16@23c;
pulled, 1S@3lc; Texas, 7@12c.
Merchandise.
P1GIRON-Far demand. American s1l@l3
tOPPER-Quiet. Lake. S11 30011 81.
LEAD-Firm. Domestic. - 7262 95
T1N-Quiet. Straits $13013 10; plates, mod
erately active.
sPkLrEk-Firm. Domestic 81 1894 25.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO Cal.
Nov. 49, 1885, 5 p. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka so. Fresno IS, san Diego 6S, Red Bluff
58. San Luis ohispo "a, Yuma 80, San Francisco
81, Los Angeles 20.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature 54
minimum AS mean 81.
An area of high pressure overes Montana and
the Eakotas tonight. The pressure is nearly
three-quarters of an inch above the normal and
has risen rapidly during the past twenty-four
hours. There has been slight fall in pressure
along the coast of California.
The temperature has fallen decidedly over the
country from the Rocky Mountains to the Missis-
sippl Va ley. At Havre the temperature is 81 de-
grees below the normal. The weather has been
generally fair over the southern half of tn Pacific
Slope. snow hurries are reported at several 81 a
lions in the north.
Forecast made at san Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight November 19, 1896;
except somewhat cloudy in the northern portion :
colder in northern portion and in the valleys;
fresh northerly winds
Southern California = Fair Thursday; fresh
northwesterly winds.
Nevada Loudly Thursday.
Utah-Fair Thursday; continued cold weather
ArlZona-Fair Thursday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy in the fore
noon: fair in the afternoon: fresh MORT hwesterly
winds. ALEXANDER 6. MCADIE
Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
DRIED FRUITS, KAIsINs, NUTS, ETC

DhlED FRUITS
Continue quiet. Stocks are small in the Eastern
cities and the trade expect revival IN the demand
shortly.
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-ApTicots quotable at 6@9c
ior Royals and 1l1a@l2c for choice to fancy
Moorparks; Prunes, 51ac Tor the sizes; Peaches,
9g lOc for peeled in boxes Appies. 5s4@5c for
evaporated aud 2@212c for sun-dr. ed; Pears. 21s
g3c Tor prime to choice, 4@512c for quarters snd
200 h3c Tor halves; P,ums, 4c for pitted and 11sc
for unpitted; Nectarines, 31a941ac for choice and
@z1ac.
fancy. 612@71ac q ID: peeled, 121ac . h; Apri-
cots, 61a@9e p ID: fancy, 10c; Moorparks, I2@
noc; evaporated Apples, &C: sun-dred, 2A@3c;
Prunes, Ssz@4c for the Sizes Figs, black, sc for
&C; RUNS, 412@5c for pitted and 112c for un-
pitted; Nectarines, 4@6c fb for prime to fancy
PEARS, ZlsC9oc for whole 41z@61 1sc for quarters
and 412@612c for halves
CARLOAD PRICES. f. o. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
zoos loose; 6i4c: 3crown, 414c: 2cIown, SAC: seed
crown London layers. 81 20; clusters, 81 so:
Dehesa ciu ters. So so; Imperial clusters. So:
orled Grapes, &c p II.
JOBBING PRICEs-SAN FRANCIsco-FOur-crown.
loose oS4c: 3-crown, 4S4c: 2-crown, 334c; seedess
Suitanas 5s4c; seedess Muscatels, = 12c; 3-crown
London layers, 81 80; clusters 81 so; Dehesa
clusters, 50 rs: mperial clusters, So %.
NuIS-Chestnuts quotable at S@10c: Walnuts.
new crop 61a@7c q ID Tor STANDARD and &c q h
d%T .ssoitsheil; Almonds. 6@612c for Languedoc,
!oDpins; Peanuts, 4@6c for Eastern and 4c for
SalfoInia: hickory Nuts, 5@6c p ID: Pecans,
77i12ggsse 2 b; Fiberts, 712@sc; Brazil Nuts,
H0NEY-Comb. II @1l212c for bright and 5@9c
ior lower grades; water hiJe extracted SOS 1ac;
light amber extracted 41ag4s4c; dark amber, 4@
4A2c; dark, 2G3c p ID.
BEESWAX-28l11 &c y fo
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK. y. Y. Nov. 1s.-Weakness char
acterized the early trading at the Stock Exchange
The news current was generally unfavora le
Manhattan scored the heaviest loss during the
morning hours, falling nearly points TO 961a
Southern Railway stocks receded 1a9la per cent
the refusal OF certain holders transfer their
seaboard air line stocI TO Northern capitalists as
previously agreed. Tho matter, it is understood
will be fought out in court. In the afternoon trad
ing MetroI olitan Traction jumped sig per cent on
The declaration of % per cent scrip dividend by
the directors late YESTERDAY. subsequently on
reailZations the stock receded. American spirits
common and preferred were in request on reports
OF an impending deal with outside disillers
Net changes show gains of 14Gl1B per cent
outside OF Metropolitan Traction wnicn gained
3A2 per cent. Tennessee Coal lost Ia and Man
haitian n per Cent. Total sales were 19S,3O4
shares.
The bond market closed firm Sales footed nm
.$1.259.OO0. Erie seconds rose 11a, do thirds 10
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago first sixe,
ia, New Jersey Midland SKIES 212, St Joe and
Grand Island skies certificates ~, Manitoba Sec
onds IA, exas Pacific seconds "a, Union Pacific
SKIES OF 1897 /. and Atchison adjustment tours Ia
In Government bonds s. 5000 coupon fiyes sold
at 1l25s9l 1924, $4,000 coupon tours or 1925 at
1874, and $lv,500 registered fours of 1907 at
1Os34@11U
FLOUR-Steady; winter wheat, low grades
81 z0@2 70; fair TO fancy, So 25@14 55 patents
81 60@4 81; Minnesota clear, SO 4004 IS;
straights, SO 90@4 IS: patents. So S5@5 10: low
extras. So z0@3 %; rye mixtures So 2s113 IS: su.
pertine, 81 40G3 fine, 81 S0@2 SO. southern flour
dull. steady; common 10 fair extra, So S5G3 as:
good to choice do So 45@3 6O Rye -four oui
at $5@3 20.
ConNMEAL-steady. Western Yellow, 81 so@
2IO. ivy
RYE-steady; Western, 4o1ac. C. i. f. Buffalo:
451Lac C. l. f.. New York.
BAKLEY-Steady; feeding 291ac
y RLt4 MALl-Nominal. '. -stern, 5c@60-
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-19
HIDES, TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

s12c; culls and brands, 7@71ac: medium, 7@71ac;
culls and brands 6@612c; light. e@61ac; culls
and brands, 6@51ac; Cowhdes. 6@6Iac: culs and
brands, 5@5I3c; salted KIP, 6@7c; sailed Calf
7@Sc: sailed Veal 6@7c: dry Hides. 13c 2 NJ
culls and brands. l0c q ID dry Kip and Veal 1Oc
culs, SC p h. Dry Calf l5c; culls II C: Goatskins
2C@35c each; Kids &c. Deerskins, good summer
2O@25c 2 ID; medium. 15@20c; winter, 7619c;
sheepskins, shearings. 10@ sc each; short wool,
20@35c each; medium, 40@50c each; long wools
81 @160c each.
1ALLOW-No. !, rendered Sc; No. g 21ac 2,
b: refined SC; Grease. &c p h.
wooL-we quote Fall Wool Humboldt and
middle couniies. free. 5I5Ca7c: do. detective IL
@6c; san Joaquin, S@5c; do foothil, 5@7c: + a.t-
ern re egon spring. 71a@ec: Valley o. egon, / 1a
@l21ac; do. fall and lambs, 11@l11ac.
HOP>-s@l0c p ID for fair TO choice, and ll@
121zc for strictly Iaucy.