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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
FOLDING COURT OVER HIS TREASURES.
NJ HuFEL THE FRENCH IMMIGRANT EARNESTLY
RELIEVES THAT HE POSSESSES THE
LOST RAPHAEL.

RELIEVES THAT HE POSSESSES THE
LOST RAPHAEL.
At the Hotel de France. MacDougal-st.. NJ Hurel
enthusiastic and rather fantastic Frenchman, VINO
Arrived from his native country IN the Storage OF
the steamer la Tourane on Saturday Is holding
court over his two paintings. one supposedly
Raphael and the other supposedly a Rubens. These
alleged old masters were all that NJ Hurei brought
with him In the way of valuables. and he carried
them ashore with tender care refusing to snow
them TO the unlettered he passed through Ellis
Island.
Aside from his pictures NJ. Hurel is an interesting
character. speaking French and Spanish huently,
snd catching with quick wit occasionally at the
meaning of an English word He readily showed
the paintings TO The Tribune representative yester
day afternoon but said through pretty little
French maid who acted as interpreter that no one
whom he could call an expert had as yet seen them
He cited documents in abundance TO prove the
authenticity Of his claims for the paintings. and
remarked tina, The Bibothek Rationale In Paris
Rad offered him the munifccnt sum of 10000 francs
for the Raphael
This picture is = square painting on WOOD per-
hans six inches square. showing the Madonna ana
child The infant Messiah is standing on MS
nanther's knee with his left about her neck for
support while his dmpled right hand IS thruSt on,
for Joseph to kiss The right nana Oh Inc rst and
second fingers the rudy flesh of the babe rises IN
perfect ridge as though he he w3s sn Tesss the Tne
faces are perfectly distinct although the picture mas
evidently seen many vcissiiudes OF one KIM or
another 1t is painted on a perfectly tralsn,,
Grained wood, and the board Is a good eighth OF an
inch in thickness. The back is grimy with smoke:
Tie lost Raphael He declares that 1t was taken
from England TO Holland by one Of Of the hre"ns
The so-called Rubens picture is painted on snees
of age blackened copper perhaps fourteen ichf
high hv twelve wide. IT was left by the artist IN
an unfinished state certainly. and the subject is me
descent from the cross There are sU,nr an r
"reminiscences Of color in II. At the bottom anu
near one corner there is some lettering. Whch an
exrert might decipher with a glass.
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Company. Limited. Merose-ave aud 80.
154th- At. months on"
Orr. William. to Hudson p Rose. Lot 80 Block H. ,oo
map Hudson L Rose. Mapes Estate. 3 years.; "oo
Sakariasen. Dedrik and Andrew Larsen ana
wives TO James Murray and Robert Hin; west . 80,
End-av SIS II OF Sath-st. demand 4"i
Simon. Pauline TO Ellen Mex Cunning. cor IN 900
Columbus and SOth-st. years 'o"'o
so 500. on simon anu "ie 10 's'"" 1000
'th-st, i years. ''''''''''' 200
Same same property. years Low
Scott. Edward w TO Sallic Shaw. n l3s'h- 4, oo.
ST. 2466 II Of 1th-aye. year.......... ''~f
Schopper. Henry. to Carrie Weiss W cor I'm o,o
and 1ebanon-st. months. -'oV
Shoemaker Edgar. and wife TO Hewlett BAKER.
Plots 344 and 341. map Arden property year go
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings and alterations
fled yesterday:
New buildings.
No plans Cor new buildings hled
Alterations
MadIson-aye No si2 by Elizabeth II Schley. OF
No So MadisOn-ave. owner. alterations 10 .,oo
four brick dwelling. cow
New buildings. uptown branch
VIa-aye 2s9 n n OF Southern BouleNarn
for frame dwelling, by Elise Nc 40
Murray OF No III East 12Sh-st. owner...... 4S"
Alterations
15ith-sf No 52s East. by Robert Teller or 1880
81 and Morris-ave owner alterations 10 two o-o
glory frame dwelling. ......................... 'V
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,rp,rRuAs REAL xsrATB-

.o>,.oyooo,oo~~~~~.o~~ ~~~~o~~~~~N~"Sso|~
AT MOETCLAIR.-Hou for sale ana 70
let: furnished and unfurnished. WIN. d.
TAYLOR. Montclalr. y. J.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Three sales IN foreclosure were held yesterday
at the Broadway Rea! Estate Salesroom
William NJ Ryan sold Nos. 9I2 and ga Boston
Road Tor avenue> southeast corner OF East one
hundred and fourth-st. two hve-story DITCH
tenemen.s with stores land 5SSx96x5Ox76.5, as fol-
lows: No 972 TO Edmund +. Murphy for sl4,Scd
and No. GA TO Ensign Obeall for 32ls'o a.. ..o-,
William Ryan SOLD No. IS Henry-st., nEe-stoIy
brick tenement. lot 25xl0)6. TO the plaintiff John
klingensten. for &5, 40. ,,,s -,
At the Liberty Street Exchange the leasehold OF
No 40 Third ave. adjourned 10 september ~
Golding & Whtehouse have leased for one year
20 John r. DrAxel the furnished dwelling OF Ar
thur NJ Dodge at the southwest corner OF PARK
ave and Thrty-fourth,st at tn'cT Inc no ni
travel abroad.
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uauara AKn CARRIAGES

HORSES WINTERED on nearby farm;
good care. feed exercise. low charges
city references. ORANGE. tribune oHcc.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

,ro>.oooooooonoNo rc~noN.NNNNNNNN>N
THE LIVINGSTON. 1876 East lNih-st.,
near Irving Apartments 10 rent
6 rooms from October l. Janiior
unfuruish ed.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS. " rooms
ha,b and buffers pantry: 40 East nth
st corner. 10 feet front. overlooking Stuy-
vesani Square Apply 10 janltor.
a. EAST 4oTH-ST., opposite Columbia Col.
lege.-Fine apartments: six rooms ana
bath. large parior and dinins-room; rent
s. 200
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rEcORpED MORTGAGES.

ssOw,sz Rosie to Henrietta Lppmann no o' $500
Eame o James Larchan. same property 'hs'AI- G.
nruckmann Frederick. 10 Paulna oppenheimer' % M
n 8 l2h-st 2g3 # OF Aveiue IS . Yrd.s 'V''V
Ragot, Catherine. Eliz Beach. No 90 Mest
houson-s'' ana Nos L. ".D ...,1'.... 1900
Same and Eliz Beach Frederick 4 Constable
and another executors, etc. bond-st o' 90 % M
map lands Of samuel Jones years. ....''.'. ~"'''
Doonan. William. and wife 10 Denis Burns'
Nelson-ave. part o; 20, II. block 25l3 map On
kemp estate ia Ward. years ..;..,........ 80
p9n9hue' 10; JSht; sn 70, Tsiave ~ years. s35
Eenerbach Frederick J. and Ez Klein. 20 George
J schreiner George Fenneli " Madlsoii- -
ave. 2o.10 It Of 1884 st. year ~: 100
Plsnck corner 7oth-st ana West End-a On m
r,sr2 yst'' Mary f. 20 T;rne.: II ana Albert ii
Dyett IL es;h-st, 1lo2 IT " Of Amsterdam 10
H ags A,S ys@' TO Mary CROW. i4othst 80
1918 # o: Aexander-av- years; q. -"
guardian OF Mary Kenny. " Arhur-ave JUS m
II Of Pelham ave. 3 years i'V'
Kellogg Ellen r TO Fia9c ST.. T. Noble ga 500
Intz. Albert J. to Julius langbein. 8 john ca
ST, 1872 IT OF Grove ave. years lS
Lowe. AdeIheld TO Henry fuTions ana aho'he'' Al
Eoos. Christian and wife 70 the oiefnah os'snss
Bank Nev-Tork T. 46th-St 30 II g OF e'h- ,ooo
Mooney .''s' 70 r'''s a "a.e' -.os 1900
sfossr George J. 10 Joseph J schreiner and George
Fenne. W a Madison ave. lol y of lc4th-st " M
MeTeon' John +. 20 United states Trust Com
pany, Nev-York IN st. 1929 It OF % M
,lH-ave;; yeafs ga vic 70 Louis Gates
waterloo proposed 200 fl OF Woodruff y IN
Houiett. John and wife Bradley & currier
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

>oDN.NNNNN-N~~NN~N0O.N NN)NNor~o~NND~~>>~O~
AT WALLACE'S. l21 h-ave.-Nicely
furnished rooms FOR gentlemen; moderate
prices.
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DREsSM AkIN0.

oooooo~oNoNONNN/ -cS~0OoN~oS"~"N'~N|Ss'S~.
-A.-A.-ARTISTlc dresses mace H
moderate prices. tsilor-made. Dali even
,ng wedding and reception dresses equally
low; ali the latest London and ParIs s,s,.s.
blcycle suits and riding habits spec,a,y.
IT. work guaranteed; gu, 1y e 1s, s"Sere e
merhorn st.. Brooklyn. and ~ West i''h-
ri New-York.
cCtfTIRIERE FRANCHISE. formerly
win stern Brothers. advanced slylrs
for fall gowns, cspes and jackets. el.gh,t
work: reasonable prices. ladies' materials
used, remodeiing short notice mine ~
DERsON' 23s cha near i5th-st. re-
moved from 1oth-sL
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uEAU. ESTATE TO LET.

REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Observation-Disclosures o~IoNN.NoNonN~|O'N
TOWN HOUSES unfurnished and fur-
nlshef. for rent. in best localities: large
list EDMUND :. MILLS. SOB oth-aVe.
Country.
MADISON. y. Jon the Morristown drive,
finest location. for lease. unfurnlshed
gentlernan's modern home: ample grounds'
EDW Z. HAMILTON & CO.. eo Bway.
SUMMIT. " J.-Desirable furnished
houses for rent for winter. and uniur.
nIshed houses. large and small, WIN az
improvements. 10 let by year. +. G. POT
TER opposite station.
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NURSE. &c--Two respectable s.by:
private family: one n nurse 20 49,
other chambermaid or sewing A'''
SA<TO\ ISL 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15

American woman as nurse 10 invalid ~,
or companion 10 elderly lady mas -, "a
long and careful experience. uhS s., r.s
able reference. Mrs. J. n -'i
Both ST
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

.o.or.ON-oo-NNNNN>NnN NNNNN@0ONNNN~"~o">>~
PARTLY furnished rooms wanted IN
Brcoklvn or New York. near good table
board four rooms. must DO pleasant and
In good nelghborhcod. family three adults:
satisfactory references. rent not over $40
per month Address SINCLAIR. Box &,
Tribune once
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Country.
runyrsuEp HOUSES TOILET.

,n.o~O>o.~~o.oo0~~-~~~ ~o~O~-~OocOO~~~Or~>>~-
TOWN HOUSES. furnished and unfur-
nished. for rent In hes, localities large
list. EDMUND :. MILLS. JO' Jth-aVe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

vNN~ONN||O<NNN||OO ~~N~N"ONN||"|]~'S
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES PROCURED. -
Separations. damages. collections. inves-
legal evidence furnished. expert detective
service WESTLOTORN CO. Detective
and Law Agency III BROADWAY
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pubIlr Nolltes.

NOTlCE.-Estimates for furnishing and deliy-
erng about 700 tons OF anthracite under contract
No o4s Will be received by the Department OF unit.
II O'clock noon September l6 1896 For full particulars
see the City Rec d. Copies for sale at No City Hall
&EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR THE
- following mento ned works with the title Of the
work and the Of the bidder thereon will
be received by the Department Of Public Parks at is
offices. the Arsenal Central Park. until p. M Monday
September 81 1896.
No J: For constructing n roadway and appurienances
In the Bronx and Pelham Parkway, between Bronx and
Pelham Bay Parks. In the New Yor
No >. For completing the obstruction Of park enrlos
Ing walls ana erecting piers posts etc. entrances
al Sefent ninth street ana Fifth Avenue Fifty ninth
street at Firth sixth, seventh ard Central Park west
eighth Ayenueb. hundred and Sixth Street and
Central Park West Eighth Avenue and zone hundred
and Tenth street. Cathedral Parkway and Central Park
West eighth Avenu-,
For particulars 'diy Record
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN Francisco, Nov.
IA, 1896. 5 P. M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 6S, Fresno 20, San Diego IA Red Blum
Sc, San Luis oblspo a. Yuma 81, san Francisco
66. Los Angeles 80.
San Francisco aata-Maxinuyn teynperature sc.
minJmum 40, mean 5S.
Il he storm continues central over the northern
half of the Pacific ; ope For over 100 hours an
area OF low pressure has overlain Washington,
1daho ana Northern Oregon. 1o-nights reports
show continuance OF the high southeriy winds
and heavy rainfall Reports missing from
Fort Candy and stations north the coast. At
past Y hours The weather continues clear over
California and Nevada, but the ste N. is slowly ex-
tending southward
Ihe temperature has lisen over the entire coun-
Seattle.
The following maximum wind We ocities are re-
ported: Portland 81 fr m the south, spokane SO
Sout hwesi, Walla Waila 30 south Lander 0S
siSnal is displayed al Enreka
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight Novem Der Is, 1896:
Northern Caifornia-Fair SUNDAY exceDe in
nor herl portion, where ain is likely TO occur
Wi fresh sontber winds; colder SunGay niyh
Sou. h California-Iair Sunday; coutInued
wa m weather; light variable winds
NtvadR-Far sunday, except IN northwestern
portion, where showers are probable colder sur
day night
Utah-Fair sunday, becoming cloudy Sunday
night: warmer.
AriZo aa-Fair Sunday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair in the morn
ing; increasing cloudiness and probably showers
Sunday afternoon ana night: light westerly chang
ing to southeasteriy winds colder
ALEXANDER G. McADIE
\ Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
sHIPPING 1NrELL1GENoE.
Arrived.
ATuDnAD

Arrived.
SATURDAY, November Ia.
Br stmr Lennox, Williamson, 32 DAYS from Yo-
kohama via Mororan "a days, ballas., TO
stmr sunol. Dettmers, 8 DAYS from Grays
Harbor; pass and mdse. 10 Grays Harpor CONNER
stmr South Coast, Hansen. SO hours iron,
Hu-neme croduces j X Hanfy. rls
Schr Reliance, skipper, 40 hours from Ffsks
Mill; 70 eds wood, to K \ Gibside & Go.
Cleared
SATURDAY. November Ia.
Br stmr Wen nington Hall. CanteI ST Vincent,
stmr city Of Piebla, Debney, Victoria and Port
l9wnseno; & Goooai perklns q DO 90 ,,r,,.p D.
kns Il Co.
Br stmr FIintshire Dwyer, London: G w Nc
Near
stmr Geo w Elder, Lewis, Portland; Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Co.
(master).
Bktn Wilder, McNeill, Honolulu: Williams,
Schr Queen, Edwardsen, La Iibertad; Earuch &
Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY. November IA.
Stmr Columbia Conway, Astoria
Br stmr Flintshire, Dwyer, Lond on.
Stmr Point Arena. Strand Mendocino.
Stmr Mineola, Pillsbury Comox.
FIR bark jules Verne, Harmon. Queenstown.
Schr La Ninfa, Dollard Unala ska.
Schr Joseph and Henry, Christensen Coquille
River.
SCDr w eDIOOL. OO00elly, lSCapa
1elegraphic.
POINT LOBos. Nov. 14-rO p M.-wea.ns:
clear; wind calm.
Charters.
The schr Compeer loads mdse for Central Amer
The bkta cleaner loads lumber at Grays Har-
Dor for oco'; schr . N Kellogg. lumber at Grays
Harbor Tor Apia-
Per Br stmr Lennox-Nov 13-Lat 81 98 n. long
l25 80 w, Br ship Durbridge from Oregon, for
Sept 7-Lat % 20 s, long SO o5 W. Br ship Flint
shire. from Cardiff, for San francisco.
Per tug Reliance-Nov "A of Point Reyes, bktn
Monitor, from Tacoma for san Francisco.
Domestic Pnrss.
GREENwoOD-sailed Nov 14-Stmr Whites
boro for San Francisco
sailed Nov ls-schr Ivy. for,san Francisco.
NAVARR0-Arriyed Nov l4-Stmr Aicazar
EUREKA-Arrived Nov 14-Stmr Pomona, ce
sailed Nov l4-stmr Lakme for Seattle; bark
Ceylon, for Honolulu.
Foreign Ports.
SHANGHAI-Saiied Nov 12-Bktn Jane L
HoNGKoNG-Sai!e Nov 12-Br stmr China,
for San Francisco via Honolulu.
Abbey, hence June l.
ImportatiorS.
COSMOPOLIS-P sunoi-25U NJ # lumber, 81
kegs nails lo4 bdis green hides, pkgs mdse
Hoquia m-S bds hides, pkg shocks.
South Bend-l pkg castings, bx ard ware, 43O
cs salmon, 1912 SKIS oysters
VENTURA-Per South Coast-31S SKIS beans
$50 SKIS walnuts SKIS cs beeswax, 1Sa cs honey,
744 corn.
Hueneme-l534 SKIS corn. II SKIS walnuts, 40
| SKIS barley, "a SKIS beans.
Constgneas.
Per Sunol-Grays Harbor Commercial Co: w L
Smith; Durham, Carrigan & Co: Bssinger & CO..
Wheaton. Breon & Co; Calm, Nickelsburg & Co; NJ
oraghan: Netional Brewery: Fredericksburg
Brewery: Morgan Oyster Co: Graham & Boswell: ::
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS, Ero.

rRIED FRUITS
Raisins continue firm. Large Prunes are as
strong as ever, but the smaller sizes are dull and
somewhat easier
quotations the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows
CARLOAD LoTs-Apricots are ouotabie at so
&c for Royals and ll1a@12c for choice
to fancy Moorparks; Prunes, Y1ac for the
ases aad ie 10
Apples, 534@6c for evaporated and 2@21ac
for sun-dried; Pears, 212@5c for prime to choice,
4@61sc for quarters and o@61ac for halves; Plums
&C for pitted and l19c Tor unpitted; NectarInes
31h@41ac for choice and o1ac TOR fancy: White
Figs Sc: Black Figs 214@21ac.
fancy 61s@7Iac; p n; peeled, l211ac p H.;
Apricots. 6laGsc p ID: fancy. lOc: MoorparSs, 4
else; evaporated Apples. &C.; sun-dried, 231@
Sc for impressed and 3@31ac for pressed; white
Figs, 4c Plums 412@5c for pitted and age for un-
pitsed; Nectarlnes, 4@6c = b for prime TO fancy:
Pears. 215@5c Tor whole. 4a29512c tor quarters
and 41aCG61ac for halves
RAISINS-
CARLOAD PRICES, ,. o. B. -FREsNo-Four-crown
loose. 514c ScrowD. 4l4c; 2-crown, S14c; seedIess
London layers. 81 20; clusters. 81 so; Dehesa
clusters, 50 so; Imperial clusters. So: dried
Grapes, &c q ID.
JoRBrNs ANFRANcIsco-Four-cr
loose. 534c: 3-crown. 4s4c; 2crown. sac: seedless
sutanas, 5I4c; seedless Muscates, Age: 3-crown
London layers 81 80: clusters. 81 80: Dehesa cus-
ters 81 10: Imperial clusters S3 rs.
NUTS-Chestnuts ouotable at SG10c: walnuts,
new crop g. o. b. shipping point 612c p fb for stand
ard and se is 5r so5sshe IL, Amonds nS s
for paper-shell, iobbng Peanuts. 4G6c for EasIeru
and &C Tor California: Hickory Nuts. 5@6c p n:
PsssSs It%ss gss assfts ss Zoo Brazil Nuts
H0 NEI-Comb, l091212c for bright and 5@9c
for lower grades; water-whte extracted, 6@51ac:
light amber extracted, 41294sAci DARK am Der, 49
A12c; dark 2G3c Q ID.
bEESW AA-23g26c p 10
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Annie A. and John p. Culey to Antoine BoreL
lot on north line of Frederick street, S7:6 w Of
Stanyan, w %. n 66:01a. 4 25:l14. SO %: S.
Crecker Estate Com pany TO Robert Peper, lot on
line of Beu.ah street, 1UO w Of Cole, w so by
5 1876: $40.
Melanie Langley TO Charles +. Langley and
Millie 1. Wright (Langley), undivided lib in
terest in lot on E line of Valencia street. 1Y5 Of
Herman, SO by r. 7:6: also property in other
counties; subject to life estate of first party.
Same TO lille L. Wright, lot r. line OF Va
lencis street. s5 OF Herman. so by K 1877 IS .
Sl0.
Antoine sylvia to Mrs Mary Gill, Mrs Mariana
Phillips and Rosie Sylvia, lot on y line of Union
street,1S r of Varennes, 1879 by 57:6; gift
Joseph Drnn to Catherine Johnson (Dunn) lot
on s line OF Bernard street. 206 Z Of Jones, = IS
by 90: gift
Agnes v. Holt to John w. Wright, outside lands
blook 1875 bounded by street, street, Forty
fourth and Forty-fifth avenues $40.
executors OF the esta of Albion K. p. Harmon,
10 Rose A. Fitzsimmons. lot w line OF Tenth
avenue, 100 OF NJ street, 25 by w 100: Sl96
Frederick A Ccrding. Alice j. Leigh (turdfnc,
(wife of 4. ~ and Frances Graham (Cording) 70
Mary & Knoll, lot on line of NineteenIh
OF block $50, South San Francisco Homestead
aud Railroad Association; 81.
ALAMEDA. COUNTY.
Isabella s and William L. Haskell Nav 7. Dsl-
ton O. May Haley, Harriet =. Small and lanes
W. Cone (al by G.. G. Miller, Attorney. Frances
j. Lowell, Willis NJ Brown and H p. Merritt to
Mack Webber and Edwai d Hacsett, all pterest in
the following BLOCK l6s, bounded by MADISON
Thirteenth, Oak and Twelfth streets OaxIa nd !.
also block 1877, bounded by Madison, Fourteenth
Oak and Tn .rteenIh s rec s, Oakland: also bioct
108, bounded by Seventh. Eighth, Market and
West streets, Oakland: ais, block no. bounded by
Eighth. Ninth, Market and West streets, Oak
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
IRODUOE MARKET.
WHEAT AMI OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT-The Eudora takes for Cork ss4sl
ctls. valued at SlO6. 100
An English authority states that England Will
need al least 20.0OOoO0 quarters OF Wheat in u
months, and that this, with India and Australia
become importers instead of exporters and Rus
STA less able TO supply than was expected, must
main tain II not enhance prices.
Futures opened lower but grad dually advanced
and closed strong al an advance over Fridays
c ose. spot Wheat was stiff ano in active dem and
at 81 4212Gl 90 for common grades, 81 b2L46D
% for average No. /, 81 571a for choice and
@1 oUGl ozR2 Tor extra choice Tor milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
ISFoRMAL sFssIoN-9:l5 5 5oclock-May-lOO o 600
ctls, 81 81; 24,00O 81 6OzA: $4,000 81 6o3l :;
1O,O0O, 81 90 12; $4,000, 81 6U14: 60OO, 81 6O1s
26,Voo, 81 SUES; 5000 81 6O5s.
SECOND EssIoN May-4uUO ctIs 81 6O1h.
1000, 81 eO5s; 1000. 81 s0sl 46Oo 81 Gu
6OoU, 81 81: 10000, 81 6l1s; 10000 81 6l12
5000, 81 slss: 5000, 81 e1sl: 1000, 81 6l5s;
REGULAR MORNING Standardization cts.
81 81; 2O00, 81 6254; 600U. 81 62as: u. 600,
81 e212; 1000. 81 62s4: $4,000. 81 62Ts: SO. QUO,
81 50; 5000, 81 631s December-2OO0, 81 s71a;
BA BARLEY-Feed is somewhat higher and firm
We quote Feed, SU@S6c; choice bright, S71ac;
Brewing, eO@S21ac; No Chevalier, S1@i 10
. ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:15 o'clock May-2OuO
ctls, 94c; 20O0, 9414c.
SECOND sEssIoN-May-200 ctls e4ssc; 1000.
e4Mc.
REGULAR MORNING STANDARDIZATION ctls.
s5c. '
oATs-Firm. but quiet. White range from 81. 10
10 81 30 cti accordin to quality. Black Tor feed
e0c@Sl O5; for seed, 81 2O0al IS; Gray, nominal;
he'd, $1Gl 10; Surprise, nominal
CORN-No further change. Large Yellow S71h
@soc; Small Round do, 81 O21s@1 ora p cti:
White. $4,000
RYE-steady at 81 071z0I 10 p ctl.
BUCkW hEAI-S1 25G. 80 q c;l.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
NEW YORK MARKETS..
Financial.

rFw YORK. y. Y, Nov 14-speculation
was quiet. The opening deals were atterded with
firmness, and a slight advance in prices noted
all along the line. The Improvement was short
lived however, and the early gain was generally
lost. London then turned buyer which had
favorable influence. The impression that ihe
bank statement would make a splendid showing
also encouraged ventures on the bull side of Tn
account. This statement, when published, showed
the best exhibit IN years. The gain in surplus re
serve was enormous, footing ~ $S,693 5o5, and
the amount held in excess OF the 70 per cent
required by Jaw is over S23,OOO.OOD, the largest
since July last.
crease in deposits Sl5.91e900. Loans were ex-
panded for the first time in months. tie increase
being SO, 22S, 300. Some operators too advantage
of this favorable statement to realize. and under
this pressure the prominent issues ceded 14od
11A per cent, Sugar and NsnnatJan Leading. sugar
fell i1sc and Manhattan 7sc Tho deciiue In The
other prominent STOCKS was confined 10 narrow
limits In the inactive issues St Paul and Duluth
rose 51ac and National Starch first preferred 4c
Speculation left Ch weak n tone Changes, as
rule. showed fractional declines for the day 1 he
totai sales ere only 123.40O shares
The bond market very hrrn ne safes
footed up 81. 1.466,O00. Northern Pacific cer1h-
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
ExpTauar1uu.

The arrow dieB with the wind. The top figures
~ station indicate maximum Temperature for the
Gays; those underneath it. If any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Jsobars, solid
lines connece pofn of equal air pressure; iso-s
tnerms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: ''low'
re1ers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain probable;
but when the 'low'' Is inclosed with !sobars OF
m marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is prob
able With "high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse Of these conditions
VIII produce an opposite result