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bet man tis1- sSarmer iper6cH IS SI threm WprfhsiI.
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The herald., 1896-10-22
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

today. All commodities which have ad-
vanced recently are. firm at the advances
| reported. All cereal products not marked
up are pretty sure to be at an early day
EGGS-Local ranch, g. eastern, 5000.
BUTTER...Fancy local creamery, per 2
S psr S .SasT. % S daHsy cSa5t Satv
fancy 2-lb rolf 471sd50; dairy. fancy. pssr: q:
1l7s-lb; roll, 4o@42A tub, choice to fancy, per
'oi; cHEEsr-1.ocal ffH5s; factory, large size Il;
do Young America, i2; do s-lb hand. il:
SVEGErA rABLEsNRhuib5airb. Der hox 100
@125 heets; per 100 lbs go; 80; cpaplliower.
loo lbs, 100; carrots. do. oo:. ch!lis. dry.
per string, SO; Mexican. per lb.. Isl green
per lb., Z; cucumberrss. per sack. %; egg
doz.. 10; lettuce. dc. 10; green corn. per
sack, rs; onions. green; per doz. bunches,
,ao' northern, se,1ow per 100 lhs'' soaloo; new
Sox 80; parsnps per ioS bs U.s. green nsr
peas, per b. 6; rndishes. per doz punches
6 nnaeh l tanaaes peT o per 1 bx s'rng g 6eans
Is, s 40; wax beans, ~; summer squash. %; d
ns RN hssnf fRRG1rNNew RfF1 s x Sfsn anpss D Der If
2; Strawberries, common. 7d5S; cro.ce to to
aneyl pneaPpesb P aez ps4 oq S5e Gen
grapes, per box. 50960 blackberries, box. 6:
apricots. per b., :; currants. per box, -
raspberries. per box. Il: peaches. per lb ,
per h., - flss, per lb.. black; Z; white.
melons, per doz.. 25GGO: pears, Bartietts,
per lb. 2G!2lh; nectarines, crate, =; pruncs,
per lb., =, ounces per h.. l; guavas, per
CITRUs FRUITs-oranges. valencia..
s.25as.so; Mediterranean sweets. per h.,
i.eka, 2.00G350: Eureka ar Lisbon, 3.CnGl
$50 gssHred 1SS9l53 S45 RmEsW mIEmsss Per 49, 50
comb. iidla per ib.; strained 4lsao; bees-
wIS wPIS0GJ%s:TRSTIH.ns. Jis:fRH x Il; :,5oe4.5o per doz.
young roosters, S5cq4.00 broiiers 175i
2.2S; old roosters. S.ooQ4.C0; ducks. $500
GS GSSAYSsav tyrksYs 1919 9iSJp5a psr S Ss barley sn
900; wheat and oat, 10.00I11O0: alfalfa
baled. s5OG9.0O; loose. 7.50QS.5O; oat 10000
MI iMiLLsrUFFs-rleur, local mills, 5.2o:
Stockton brands, $50: Oregon. 40; east,
northern. :; rolled barley, per ton, l7oo;
per id6 pounds, 1.e0; bran, 1890.
DlInb yRulTs-Apples: sun dried.
So ns.:Ss. s:fy t.ssy :STe0t anp.s aa:s III e es
X; 'nsexarises. fancy, S0s; choice, or;
N;ied. .ssi:e. 7GS; prunes. choiee. boxed.
7X: sacks, l..
o .s y hss A1ss H:s Nstss s fns
cy, 1411f; almonds. softshell, 104l2; paper
she'll 6@7; hardshell, s; pecans, 1s915h; NJ
III HIDES II sliI AND wooL-New.h hide list: Dry,
sound. 1D3z; kip, 8; calf, 10; -bulis,s6; sheep
The herald., 1896-10-22
LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets fluctuated wildly today
consols touching 107la and 1885 and closing
midway between these prices. Absurd ru-
most were circulated that the Bank of
France was about to sent 23, 900 600 gold here
to prevent rise in the bank rate tomor-
row. This was not really believed but the
bears who are numerous and easily fright
cned, rushed in to cover with the result
that prices showed general rise, closing
near the best Americans were good with
business increasing and large option deal
ings today. but the market closed under
the best tonight. The questions of the hour
are the rise In the bank rate tomorrow and
the prospect of more gold shipments to the
ter 1t is learned that bills are being pressed
Some maintain that the bank will not raise
the rate until after the American cleo
ton, so as to see whether the drain of
gold will then cease The general opin-
ion, however, favors a rise in the rate to-
morrow. How far the effect of a rise is
discounted in the stock market it is impos-
sible to say but 1t would probably have
indirectly bad effect on Paris, which is
very sensitive. The continental demand
for gold has abated but the United States
is buying all the bars offered. There have
been unusually heavy sales of India coun-
Gil drafts at rates ranging up to IA pence
and 11-16. A further rise in the India bank
rate is expected. The British South Africa
company is about to issue $780, 900 of fresh
capital. 1t Is believed more gold Is going
to the United States from the Bank of
France.
The herald., 1896-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. q, 1885,
e. II. and Johanne Linsenbard to Jacob
Loew--Lot 26, e. H. Linsenbards subdiv.s.
ion; $1,000.
Carrie D. and II. F. vollmer to Lydia
Frances Vickery--N. 10 acres, =. L. 4 of lot
IS, Lankershim ranch; $1,000.
Helen M. and j. J. NorthElore to G. w.
Frederick.Lot SO Hiscock & Smiths first
Joseph Hamilton to e. NJ. Durant-Undi-
vided B interest in lots /, 2, 3, ., and s. 1s
of NV. II, section 5, township. 9 NJ, range
Is W., placer and oil claims: $1,000.
$1,000.
w r. and Ida NJ Campbell to Mrs. M. l..
Reymond-Lot 1b. block 20, California Co.
ogsratiye colcny tract 1874 ~ acres s15o: IT
P. Sweet-Lends in sections 4, 5, "A, 16, 20,
lots ia Ainsndale; sssss.4s
Carrie g: ssd ". ?. Ferguson to 2, e.G;orgs rye
5. stoneraan tract; $500.
Patterson-N. 4s and SIP feet Of lot So.
t9nGs Miller so55 4 sBrriott' subdivision of Harper
Edward Curley. to Jane Brophy-Lot %.
block 172, Kedondo eBach; 5000.
E. W: and Fanny M. Lewis to Louis A. de
Mnrs-Lot rs, M. l.. Wicks' subdivision of
A.. .. and Jennie L. Bristol to George
RolsTaymtot RrIN ~ t,sG r. of subdivision of A o.
George Holloway to Andrew Holloway
Charles A. and Celia. Backus to Charles
H. Noll-Lot 9,Hancock tract; $500.
Isabel and A. j. Sanborn to Jennie s..
Corson-Lot H. block 5, East Los Angeles;
$500.
DEEDS ........................ Z1
nominal ......... ....................
Iotal .......... .....................$z ..$z4,53o ~
The herald., 1896-10-22

pelts, 2@2A;. wool. spring clip, good. 4@5;
EEEEq%d!kae,Hiii TzyS qS%TodkeeHHii per ,..-p..v.., .xe
nj; calves. S@ax;- sheep. 2@2K; lambs,
A.fBSssihsasskb NAzfsu,AIl PER Per ls;.Pset:
4EG5; veal, s01; mutton ~; lamb, 5;
pVcsHHR cHREb MEATs-Easle hams. 1oA; Rex
hams. II; ay.. u; selected mild cure, l0H:
Diamond & breakfast Bacon. baSks. I; Rex
boneless hangs. sugar cured, "; Rex bone
ss ss. sqs S Sf Rd5 n.sss SrsS Hss kes sss dssd 1
beef (outsidesl s.; smoked tongues. per lb
III light medium cTs6a bacSn Sne 1sso bacon
81; Is; say ssit SIC sSers ssS sIssss' sSaiS s
tierces, sM; ivory, tierces; basis. 81; cotto-
leRf sfSfss sssssfsas ssss
box, SoGl.io; suitana, seediess. per box
loose loose muscas box box
100? oTanaTSk Sacks l0Gss per
in per p ssohs sp e NsS fSSy
bieached, per ib.. 6aGls; suitana, seedless.
choice. per lb., g; Fractions; Half
boxes, 25; quarter boxes. 80 per box higher
FiGsHCaiifornia white, per lb.. 4A@5;
California black. per lb, 494ls; California
fancy. per lb., 75Qs0; imported Smyrna
BAGs-(Net cash)-calcutta. 5a51s; po.
tato bags, 4; dried fruit sacks, 100 lbs. 81.
OH; bean sacks, s; walnut bags. 14@ls;
' BHANs AND DRIED PEAs5Rslnk, l,55
Lima I5 whte' 21s' sma LADY 2oo Washlnstam sarvam.
COS. COS. small, s.oOQS:5o; garyaneos. large.
eyed beans. 225aI2.56: ientils. imported,
7.0nMs00: lentils, California. 3.0003.50:
GRAIN.-Wheat. 1.50@1.6O; corn, sO@95
barley, so.
POfAToEs-Per 100 lbs-salnas. Bur-
bank choice to fancy. 1.00@1 10: fair to
good. and all other varieties. 6o@SO; sweet
potatoes, yellow S0l90; red, LIS.
The herald., 1896-10-22

able to read the constitution in the Eng
iish language. and write his or her name.
shall ever exercise the privilege of an cleo
tor In this state; provided. that the 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 its requisi-
lions, nor to any person who now has the
rignt TO vote. nor to any person who
snail be sixty years of age and upward
at the time this amendment shall take
effect
NOW, THEREFORE,. Pursuant to the
provisions Of the 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.
u. 1883. the said amendments as submit
TED, to be separately voted upon by ballot
py the qualified electors of the state. on
The herald., 1896-10-22
The Days Transactions on the Board OF
Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.--On the curb before
the opening of the regular market this
morning the feeling verged on the hys-
terical for a while. December was first
quoted at 79A cents. 1t jumped to 1874
cents in few minutes, then came down
with slam to 771a cents. On the regular
board the traders commenced practically
where the lrrepressibles on the early curb
had left off. The range in the price of De-
cember at the moment when the tap of the
startling signal was heard was from 777s
to IT'S cents, as compared with yesterdays
closing price of 1885 cents, with sales as
low as 1874 in the next moment. The shaky
condition of affairs was a surprise be-
cause public cables showed Liverpool 20
up and Berlin ~ and 1& marks higher
So. wild was the opening in the pit that
prices in different parts were almost one
cent apart at the same moment Cable
reports. afterwards denying that a corner
had broken in South Russia, did much
toward unsettling the crowd But the
tfghtness OF the money market and the
consequent depressing influence that cir
cumstances had on the price of cash wheat
together with strained conditions in spec
ulative deals were mainly responsible for
the decline and in fact were the overshad
owing influences all day. The cabled re-
ports of the. advance at Liverpool was ac-
conpanied by statement that it was
due entirely to the advance here yester-
day. The advance here near the closing
yesterday WAS generally ATTRIBUTED TO
shrewd speculative move by John Cudahy.
For Liverpool to have no better reason
therefore, for its over night bulge was a
The. scarcity. of loanable funds in the
northwest. which was corroborated by the
increasing discount for cash wheat at
of the breach here between the price of
cash wheat and December About ten
Der was only q cents lower than the active
future-De Deceinber-whereas today 1oN0 0eO
bushel seller. October. was sold in the PHI
at ~ cents under by firm that had the
grain TO deliver. Bradstreets visible sup
ply statement was received at 12 o'clock
and showed an increase Of 120OO,o0O in the
caused an augmentation of the heavy feel
ing with which business and the heaviest
decline occurred after its recaipt After
by a dip TO 7sls cents and a recovery to M
cents. recovered again to 76ls cents and
then followed a decline which did no.
stop short of !5h cents, with 75l cents the
thctically- affected by the weakness in
wheat and decline of q cents in the mar
ket at Liverpool. Oats declined with wheat
ket was active. Trade in provisions was
slight DECLINE and that feeling character
The leading futures closed as follows:
,.,s y A-t.. ~; ----oe-.p~-' '4s4' LN.s."ser
Corn No. a-october, 22A; December,
Oats No. October, IT'S: December, 1875
Cash quotations were as follows: Wheat
! sprisx wheat. esk&n; No. : red 75NS
7eN; No. : corn. Ns&ists: No. Z oats: IS;
No. white: aeNtlh No; white, l5@isss :
\ ! ss@se: No. 4 ssns5; No. isx seed. M
m72: prime. timothy seed. 2.55@2.6o: mess
pork. per bbl, 6909700; lard, per 100 lbs:
$50; dry saited shsaiders. (bOxed). 4@4l4;
The herald., 1896-10-22
SAN FRANcIsco raoDuc8.

Feed and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 179eo
1850
MaNsS ss 1Sg sTSg ghsat sYss sesgasG Sss
6OO@S.oo; barley, 5.Oo@S.OO; stock. I5o@k %;
straw. s5g45 per bale.
4oSs5 per- Genital; Early Rose, s@q;1isss:
Burbanks, 25@35: Salinas ana by Bur
banks. banks. 5Sg15; sswes Sweet potatoes. 7b@I@;
various-River tomatoes, 10Q20; vAcA-
Vile do, 1oQ25; green okraS zoo garliE1
ss gsrapus grssn peRsS pepgsESs Xis%sa s aFs
aismeas a4Ss 1sy sqeaan gfeen cegn sG'' s S
low Onion onions $3.50; Lima Beans E. S0w3s5:
pink, 1$OM1.50 small white. LOO. 60Marge
white, 1.Seg1.50. -
comRen ss@5S Iss eG. 0o.ss;
Berries-Longworth Strawberries, l6.o00
1S aSsat %sS g. @kSs aekSerrssp raspeeE5sa
cranberries, 7.OO@7.5O per Dbl; huckieber-
ries, SM10.
so a5npssFoRtasDlsss nssea sssss s3 R@sea sfsss ss
2Od30; Isabella, f75G1.00 per crake.
Figs-RElack, single layers, ssSoso; do
PeacheswPer box, .1.ooa1.25.
Pears--Per box, 25@5c; Bartietts. per bog.
Citrus Fruits-Mexican lines, 6.oo9kAo:
q2.0O; do fancy, 2.50aSo0.
Tropical Fruit-BAhanas, I.Q9@20o: Dine.
apples, 25oa4.oo: Persian dates, 5S5iE
Dried Fruit-Jobbing prices: Apricots,
Fancy Moorparks, y; choice do. II; fancy
Peaches-.Faney, 61z; choice. "a; stand
ard, 8; prime, AZ: peeled, IN boxes, 12z
Pears-Fapcy halves, 6: fanny squaEterR
5; choice, AZ; standard. S1a; primeis2H82.
Plums-Pitted. AZ, a,9npitfed. fK.
Nectaripes-Fancy. 5; choice. ~; stand
ard, A; prime, -.
white, 10-lb. boxes, 6597o.
Raisins, jobbing prices-In sacks or 80
lb. boxes: Four crown, loose, 81; three
crown, 41a: two crown, 4; seedless Sui
tanas, 5ia seedless Mnscatesl. A.
Grapes--In 20rlb. boxes: Three crown
London layers. s1.15; clysters Leo; o;sDehesa
clusters. 2.75; imperial Clusters, 800.
Butter-Fancy creamery 25G26; do Sec
onds. 22d2S; fancy dairy, 2lq22: do Sec
onds, 176D19 picked. 1SQ20; firkin. 1916.
Eggs-Store, 2oa26; ranch, 2sqS6; east
ern, 20M25.
Cheese = Fancy mild new, 9610: fair
to good. 7QS; young America. s@10: east
ern, 129913.
Pouitry-Liveatur gohblers, ,13@14:sdo
hens, l2G13; roosters. old AGO; young.
400d4.5o; broilers. large. 2.25@S.00; ,fryers.
2.75M3.G0 hens, 3.50d450: ducks, old, 5000
$50: do young. 3G0Q4-O0. geese, per pair,
1.O0il1.25; pigeons old. 1.00d1. 25;do. young.
l.50dp1.75: rabbits, 1.25 per doz;~hare. LOO;
white geese. 7561.N9 per gpair.s
Waterme lens-5 G0N1000 per 1Q0:- cantel-
oupes, 50Q1.00 nutmeg melonsv409bo.
The herald., 1896-10-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and ~
.s menta Received

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. x-wheat .eioooo
excited and lower: December. l.S95Ss Mavs
1.4sls Barley closed firms Decemblgs ~
May, 944.
Corn-Laree yellow. so0921f.
Bran-California, 1s.5o@140o per t0q.
.Flour-Family extras, 5.1o@6D; bahn1v
extras WssstNS 4sSSs9o; .pPoirrl spPsrsns YcSo;o.
LAO: milling, L45Q1160. T \
Bariey-Feed, fair g s0sasl: nholpe
dS oatsowSae. s9 0ssE1as sds@Is sg; bsak for ga
seed, 95a7.06. ,gi.
w5ssi RsssiV5sIsuri VssaisIs aSsrtss se ssss oss9e
barley, centals. 110. 900; potatoes, 9AcIl ~:
onions, sacks, 100; rye. ceatais 1eQ;: kiltc
wool, bales. s25; do Oregon, 90; MdeA "a
Der 55a raisins, , boxes. lSsa; hop: p2s6. g.;
II; fiaxseed, Sacks, Il.
Following yesterdays decilae, theretX1e
another break IN wheat. wh3m tdgk ailA
Who bought at top fgYres1tp RvS Per|Q!5
thoughtsassto their m&fking. THe 1pef 3Gl
board merket Opened dull aud 49, -
openea Srem q AZ ats iSo ea at Which irics E
were sold. and fcllt to 4:491 oh eur9f4p -
of 1000 centals; December fellle ~ - "a
We're made to prop up the may1tet d& 1NS
lures. May opened az 1,bO and was "a.
vanced to 1.51E. December opened ak1 ~
and was carried UP to 1.45M. At Il :l6NS&gf1l
leading operators WHO had ulfaf1o44Rle
newS from abroad turned sellers 3Ha t4SFo
was collapse In prices. May op@NtdRlt
1.50 and fell to Lazy. Decepnhef ,ppenes< ak
LA and droppeast to 4. AN. The salnn1ennAH-
ket was much weaker in sS95nl Nt1h
the speculative DECLINE. Buye8 WG6lPsW
all offers and said they swoNl4 gtHA13Qut
until the situation yecame mnrp apkflad.
Probably, lbs to 1.4lH covers the rShSG G6&
What would be paid for No. shipp}4tN
day. Options continuedtto d6c3tne f6318N-
the regular selling the on call hQardt&&b
sales were large. May opened at 1.44g1SaQu
fell to 1.43l1. December opened at Lao ana
declined to 1881.
The herald., 1896-10-22
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at
Home and Abroad

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The bulls lost
their grip on wheat today and there was a
decline in prices that wound up with net
loss for the day Of 31s@31s cents. Through
out the entire session the market was
fairly buried under a landslide of long
wheat. 1t poured In from all sides, but
chiefly from foreign houses. This was
the straw that broke the bulls backs. AL.
the recent bull strength has been derived
from abroad and today's weakness in
cables and European offerings defied all
efforts to stay the tide of liquidations
Even some of the staunchest bull opera
tors became alarmed at the downward
rush and threw over their wheat. The
greatest excitement was at the start and
gymnastic eyoiutions that set the pit in
an uproar. December wheat. which open
ed all the way from SSk to A1a, closed al
touched s6A, or within &c of the top notch
for the year. The selling movement was
Intensified by an increase of over. 5000, ooh
and strirgency in the money markets Of
the northwest. The absence Of 4 short
interest vas a significant feature. To-
sung the saes not sxpUef pDer
12s,oO0 bushels. The total transactions In
wheat futures We're a seo. .oO9 bushels Corn
sympathy with wheat. the former los.
ing 1909 cents and the latter fsAh cents
against last night.
The stock market today displayed irreg-
ings. The business. Is was the case yes
terday. was well distributed, with the rail-
terest. The course Of the wheat market
exerted important influence on the share
sSpeeulait9nn and readctionary ten
the flrmness in the exchange market
and a belief that the Bank Of England
rate would be advanced tomorrow: caused
ter conclusion was based upon an advance
today in the opening discount rate in Lon
don 81 per cent. and the. tradition of the
figure higher than the street rate. The
present. figure is per cent. and it was
Ivariously forcasted tat an advance would
Inference Of the traders in stocks was that
such step would seriously impede the
inflow of gold to this country. The in
itial prices were mainly fractional above
yesterdays closing figures and under
heavy buying for both accounts prices
rose all round. Higher London prices for
famine as a result of the extraordinary
movement Of wheat and other staples
stimulated the rise. Sugar was specially
gar. the third successive. advance this
week. The stock touched 111h; making
an exceptional rise. The recessions that
able influences noted were. mcst severe
IN the high priced industrials. Sugar
dronped 2is to 109ls. The market was dul,
at the decline and the railway shares be-
came less prominent. the grangers Yield
ing about a point from the best prices.
The general market. while rather erratic,
The closing was steady at slight net
changes. The hond market displayed
strength throurhout. but the rains were
ur:mportant. The sales were 81 $500. Gov
ernmont bonds were active and higher.
Transactions were s77.o1o. Silver certi-
ficates displaved heaviness at the outset
.,;-II 1Itf paI iaf y,ca.
quently The sales were $4,000.
MHW YORK Oct The folln,rinn-
The herald., 1896-10-22
NIs1Rr.E GRAIN


NEW YORK, Oct .2L-Special advicesto
Bradstreet's covering the principal points
of accumulation indicate the following
changes in available supplies last Satur-
day, as compared with the preceding Sat-
urday:
Wheat-United States and Canada east
of the Rocky mountains, increase 1885, ,000
bushels afloat. for and in Europe, increase
2,1S4,0e0 bushels; total increase worlds
available. 6,064 900 bushels.
Oats-United' States and Canada, eastsof
of the Rocky mountains, increase 2,740, 900
bushels.
Oats-Unitede States and Sanada, eastsof
the Rocky mountains, increase 793, 900 bush-
els.
The more important increases in avail
able stocks of wheat, last week. mot COW
cred in the official visible supply state
ment, include 774000 bushels in North
western Canada points of accumulation:
305, 600 in Northwestern interior elevators,
$4,000 in Milwaukee private elevators, and
143 coo in Chicago private elevators. There
vas a decrease Of lac, 900 bushels at-Galves-
ton and $1,000 at Cleveland.
The herald., 1896-10-22
cH1cAao Lrvrsrocx

CHICAGO. Oct; M.1Cattle.g galss ~
fancy native beef steers with transoo<{0&
largely at 4.20@4.7s; stockerg aod M
gGSufmi bns zoS9a5S oos5 ccTs cslves snS Sdo5 II
for steers and 2.5Og3. 90 for cow and IT,
%ele srs fssdhns msds e. stssss Tsns. % 9s
heavy to prime assorted light hogR el51|
being largely at 8.2503.S5 tor poA1@T
@355 for light weights. 4heep,-ln1((
to prime sheep were seleable ~ Xxx /:
westerns, R66@3.00i feederAs La
The herald., 1896-10-22
Tuesday November the Third A.D, 1895

The said amendments are respectively
designated
Amendment Number One.
Amendment Number Two.
Amendment Number Three.
Amendment Number Four.
Amendment Number Five.
Amendment Number Six.
Each ballot used at such election must
contain. written or printed thereon, the
words:
"For the Amendment Number One" and
Against the Amendment Number One"
For the Amendment Number Two. and
Against the Amendment Number Two"
For the Amendment Number Three, y
and Against the Amendment Number
Three"
For the Amendment Number Four"
and Against the Amendment Number
Four"
For tho Amendment Number Five"
and Against the Amendment Number
Five"
For the Amendment Number Six and
Against the Amendment Number Six. "
Witness my hand the great seal Of the
state. the day and year first written.
JAMES Fl. BUDD.
Governor.
Attest: L. H. GROWN, Secretary of
state.
(seaD By w. T. sEsNoN. Deputy.
The herald., 1896-10-22
MONEY QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Money on call
easy at 3I7 per cent; last loan, 3, closed at
per cent; prime mercantile paper ,nomi-
nally 7@9 per cent; sterling exchange
bills at 4.S3A@4.S4 for demand and 4.SO% %
4.S1 for sixty days: posted rates, 4.S1@l4.S2la
and 4.S4lR@4.S5; commercial bills, 4.S0; sill
yer certific. !. es. 653sm66.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. H.-Drafts, sight,
par; telegraph. par.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Consols, 1885.
The herald., 1896-10-22
DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP co.
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Steamers leave Redondo and Port Los
Angeles for San Francisco:
Oct. Nov.
santa Rosa ........ s, 16, "a, /, o II &
Leave San Pedro and East San Pedro for
San Francisco, via Ventura, Carpinteria
Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo), Cayucos, San Simeon, Mon
Oct. Nov.
Coos Bay .......... !, g, y. Is 2, 10. Is, 90
Eureka ............ s, 13. u, 20 6, IA, %, 90
Leave port Los Angeles and Redondo for
San Diego; steamer Corona will also call al
Newport Santa Anal:
s:sss cs5sn.R Rosa .. 3. 4 l. L. T. 4 i j. i 81
The company reserves the right to
change steamers or sailing dates.
cars connect with steamers via San
5:e5 p.a.. and Terminal ny. depot At 6:es
Cars connect via Redcndo leave Santa Pc
depot at 1890 am, or from Redondo Ry,
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
z. J. r. Z. depot at 1:1o PIN. for steamers
ncrth bound.
- W.PARRIS. Agent.
No. 124 West Second street. Los Angeles
Goodail. Perkins g. Co.. General Agents,
6an Francisco.