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New-York tribune., 1896-12-11

Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: New -Orleans-C Commercial. 81 10
discount: bank. par Charleston-Buyin Is dis
count; selling. u premium. Savannah-Buying.
1-16 per cent off; selling. par; telegraph. 12i9c
Cnicago-iOc premium. Boston, to 10c dis
count St Louis-7jcdS1 premium. San Fran
cisco-S Sight. 10c; telegraph, 12hc. Cincinnati
1,c. premium.
Bank clcarings In this city were Exchanges
S97 .34O4I5; balances. S6.I11. .WS. Baltimore
Exchanges S23S3.J1I: balances x42 Chi
cago-Exchanges S143022tl: balances. 81 .i2:;.
OH adelphia-Exchanges. Sl0O4O61O; bal
ances. $1.24O111.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
JOs. G51a.. In London bar silver was unchanged
at 80 10 It'd
Money on call in London 2a per cent.
open markc. discounts per cent for long and
short bills. British consol5 closed at III J-16 for
money and 11ss for the account. French rentes
closed at 1ui francs 10 centimes. Paris exchange
on London. - francs - centimes Discount
rate in Paris III per cent. Discount rate In Ber-
lin. 47sIS per cent
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of Eng
land. published to-day showed an Increase of
f.,!3 900 in the total reserve and total increase
Of flO6.jM In bullion. The proportion Of the
banks reserve 10 liability. which last week was
-. 81 per cent IL now 800 per cent. The banks
minimum discount rate remained unchanged at
I per cent. The weekly statement Of the Bank
OF France showed a decrease Of :92., OOO francs
gold and decrease OF 302jooo francs silver.
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank Of
Germany gave decrease in specie Of >. 2.14J.OW
marks
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11

Copartnership Notices.
>.cn~r~~~~~~rH~~~~~~r~~ ItN'Nr.sNr~<~N~N~'sNrN~
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ BY mutual consent Mr.. OTIS KfMBALL ceases to
be a member Of our nsm from this day. December TIL.
1896
45 Wall ST.. New York
''' LAWSON wErDENFELD 4 CO
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH & GRAND ISLAND RAIL-
ROAD COnPANY.

holders of deposit Issued by the CEN
TRIAL TRl ST COMPANY OF New York for first mort
gage bonds second mortgage income bonds and We cap
Company. 49,. o.
Referring 10 the committees ADVERTISEMENT dated Nov
~ notice hereby given that the second install
men Of the o cent on second mortgage
income bonds and per stock of the St Jo
seph Island Railroad Company due and pay
able on the second day Of December 1890 OF tho
offices the Central Trust Company. No - Wall Street
New York CITY, the Old Colony Trust Company OF Bos
ton or Messrs Melville. Fickus & Co.. 70 Lombard
street London. f. c. -
First mortgage bonds not heretofore deposited VIII he
received up December H. 1906 only on payment os
penalty OF 3 per cent. -. .o,r
charm an.
HENRY BuDGE lConm.ttee
WILLIAM I. BULL.
GORDON ABBOTT,
WILLIAM STRAUSS Counsel.
J. n. WALLACE secretary. 81 Wall
ST., ~ T.
New York. December H. 1900
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
MOST STOCKS LOWER.
-p.cTJONAL CHANGES MADE.
.,rprME DULNESS RULEs-FoREIGN
MONETARY CONDITIONS.

,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER 10.
SALE, I,xGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11

Z a OvERTISEMEHTS and subscriptions for The 1ri6-
"a une received a, their Uptown once. No t3a2 Broad
Vay "a north Of 9ist-st until o'clock D. M: ad-
vertisents received at the following brane ofnces at
regular anes rstss until o'clock p m VIZ: "a Mn-
eve. 1ad-st; ta2 othave cor i2h-ss: Meey.A
6s-avs and tlh-st <2 Columbus near West o6sh-
OL ioo West t2d~st near eth-ave.; " East I4xh-se
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11


b,ies ......... 1854; s3s 4, GO $40 Inc. iiatGli
Actual cash bsi. s:c5 s22a a7G ssi 81;
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were Si.OGJ2 internal revenue receipts
S6Jl l3S and the miscellaneous receipts. $50
III: total Government receipts for the day. ST.
1924 962: expenditures. SlOl3.Wo: excess OF
ceipts 81 .!hj2. Receipts for month to date.
50 AZ 1Bi: expenditures. $40. 800 900. excess OF
expenditures 81 I53 2t2 Receipts for the fiscal
year 10 date. Sal .06. 2Sfj: expenditures. S1S2.-
4.N:s}J: excess of expenditures 81 10000 Re-
ccipts Of National bank notes for redemption to-
day S.,.l G2O.
Sub-Trcasury receipts for the day were So
.,.3,3 4I6 and payments S2. 2222 resulting In
n general balance Of S1Ge 1921. consisting ~
$12: 2JI ,iG1 coin and SO 40 $50 currency. The
Sub Treasury had a credit balance at the Clear
Ing House Of $3.50. .S31. and its net loss on bal
ance was S21 1i6 made up by n gain In coin ~
xl0373 and loss in currency Of SO 40
Bertron & Storrs OF No 40 Wall-st.. are offer
ing To investors City Of Brooklyn. ~ y regis
tered AZ. exempt from taxation. maturing from
1920 to 1922.
The Guaranty Trust COMPANY and Blair &
Co offer for subscription at 9S and interest
S2SO0 600 consolidated first mortgage ; per cent
gold bonds OF the Toledo Traction Company
which owns and operates all the street rail.
ways In the city Of Toledo comprising about
100 miles Of single track. and through the Con-
soidated Electric Company and the Western
Electric Light and Power Company. controls
practically all the electric lighting public and
private and power business
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
financial elections.

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH Il II. co.
Cleveland, o.. December > lsoS
NOTICE.--The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Cleveland pittsburgh Railroad Com,
pany for the election Of Directors. and transaction OF
such other business come before them especially
10 vote upon the question of change IN date for the
Annual Meeting the first Wednesday in January 10
the Thursday following the third Wednesday In May an
nuay will be held the office OF the company In Cieve-
land Ohio. Wednesday January q. 1891
The books will be closed the Ith Inst. ana
'eo' Y " G A INGERsOI.r.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
rl.nnpEAN rINANCIAL MARKErs.

EIROPEAN FINANC1AL MNKKEIE.
London Dec. TO- y. m.-consois. III . 10 for merey
s,d iih for the account Canadian Pacific. 3Iyi Erie.
it Erie preferred s6; Ilinols Central eg Mcxean
ordinary 81: ST Paul common IN; New YORK central.
Ss Pennsyvania 53as Reading. l4t: Mexican Central
, per cent bonds C9s: Louisville and Nash'e % Atch'-
son common. l4I ,, ,,,,-, ,.o,, ,h.
( p m-The amount Of bullion withd AVN from 'he
Rank of England balance 10 day was t3"""
80 n m-raris advices quote per cent rentes al
a3 francs celtmes for the account nd cSchanse on
is,odon al 2s francs - c,ntimes for check.
Paris. Dec. 1O.-The weekly statement ~ the BANK OK
France decrease OF 2S@oOnp francs eol" M"
decrease Of 3O25 coo francs siver - ..
usriIn Dec tO.-Exchsnse London. > marks
pfennnGs for sight and 10 l0 pf.nnnss for VI
day bills
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
orrf(,E. OF THE AMERICAN COAL. COMPANY.
no. | BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. Dec Ith 1S0G.
r,tIC A\\I'AI. ELECTION for Directors o.

i the Arnerican Coal Company. Of Aicgany County.
MaryIand viii be Led at the Company's once. In the
city OF New York Thursday. the Gath day Of De
cc,nber s9C between tho hours OF IL and O'Clock m.
rbe will be closed December 1&h. at
z o'clock p m, and reopened the morning Of pecem
wv -'' GEO NJ BOWLBY.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
covering the actual results II two days ago.
compared with the last preceding statement.
gives the following balances:
.
Ne' gol hand sia3ugr lD2 Si33 ofGrp Inc. st7sSs
Me- legal tenders
on hand ....... - 81 80 - 81: 81 De- 5S.si7
Net silver on hand sG72 -j H. 100 ,ts Inc 6ST 523
The herald., 1896-07-02

WEDNESDAY. July I. 1896.
c. g. and Annie Elkins to William l..
and Ida Johnston-Lots II and u, block G,
West Los Angeles; 1880.
Frank A. Gibson trustee, to Mrs. Minnie
kavannaugh-Lot 80. Order & BOWS Cen
trial avenue tract: $500.
Minnie S. and G. A. Runels to Laura b.
Wallaee..Lot s, block 30, Visalia, Tulare
Louis L. and Edith D. Newerf to Maynard
$780, hi Mapss-L0t l'' block sl' Park tract;
George d. and Harriet Hockaday to Susie
q; Benton.Lot 10, block F, Moore & Kel-
leher's subdivision, block CO. II. s.; $500
S. a. Widncy to Charles II. Widney-
Lot II. block !, Fulton Wells Health and
Pleasure Resort tract: 5000.
Mamie and T. j. Harris to William y.
Bloeser-Northeast % feet of lot 80, block
33, Avalon; 5000.
Main Street and Agricultural Park Rail-
road company to Title Insurance and Trust
company, trustee-Trust deed. all property
except lot 8. block N, West Los Angeles,
tract; $350,000.
f. b. Pierce to Duane f. Hall-Iot IS,
block A, of A. ]. Painters subdivision;
John P. and Georgina S. Jones to William
7 Kearse-Lot S, block 1879, Santa Monica;
William I. and Christina NJ Kearse to
Mrs Estella Ockert-Lot s. block 1873, Santa
Monica: $500.
William e. Reid to Mary C. Lindley-Lot
4 &c., block A. sfimS0nS Prospect Hill tract
j. F. and Hattie NJ and Ida F. Ferguson
to Louis Cohn-South 125 feet of lot 6, block
1,'Norwalk; $500.
Law CHM See to Loo ing Fook Hong
Leases affecting lot ON Apablasa street;
$500
Henry Thomas TO Van Fl. Bugbee-N North
west quarter of southwest quarter of north
west quarter of section IL, township south,
range TO- north half of northeast quarter
of southeast quarter of section 10, township
l south, range 10; S249l 4
jamie Darby to Henry T. l.. Hillman-Lot
2. block B, Morris Vineyard subdivision;
$780,
jamie Darby, guardian. to same-Lot q
block b. Morris Vineyard subdivision; $500
James N. and Anna N. Gibson to Rose
Charles and NJ. j. Lloyd to Isabel "A.
Hodgkins-Part of block SO, o. s.; $500.
Charles " and Josephine S. Hall to Flor
ence N. Lewis-Lot is, block 9, Charles
Victor Hall tract $3.50
Catherine and William Y. Newlands to
+. F. Ward-Lots ! and q block =, Gable
Road tract; lots Il and r. block o, Mon
tana tract; lot 4S, block 3, Beaudry tract
No. 2: 500.
Mary and w. J. Ahern to III. I. Nance
Part lot estate of Mary Newman; $1,000.
Mary F. Burbank ct al. to Maria Antonio
Wilcox-Lot Is, Alcantara Grove tract;
Sl23172.
Mrs Alice c. Widney to Frank w. Grow
Lots A. G. and g. block 50, Santa Fe town
site; $500.
SUMMARY
leeds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
nominal 400 .-o 10
Iotal So'o'eo''oo
The herald., 1896-07-02
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at HONS
and Abroad

NEW YORK, July 1.-The speculative
temper underwent an entire change today
owing to the resumption of the liquidating
movement and to bold and effective bear
operations. There was no reflection of the
support accorded the market yesterday
neither was there any noteworthy indica-
ton of interest for long account by COM
mission houses. The main discouragaing
influence was change in attitude of Lon
don. This was supplemented, incidental to
the bear raids upon prices, by various
rumorS of the disturbing character, some
of which were unfounded, including one to
the effect that arrangements were being
made for shipments of gold to Europe
volume of business was considerably larg-
er than yesterday and business was fairly
we'll distributed, although two stocks.
Sugar and Tobacco, figured for about one
third of the aggregate dealings. AT the
outset the bulls We're discouraged by lower
London prices and although some noder-
ate buying orders for foreign account were
noted, the traders lined up on the short side
and were led by two leading professional
operators. An early announcement of the
engagement of 900 In gold, together
with the export rumor referred to above,
was followed by serni-demoralized condi-
ton of affairs and prices yielded all along
the line. Sugar displayed some buoyancy,
but toward the close was foremost on. the
down grade and left off at net loss of 41a
per cent. The market closed active and
weak at the lowest. Bonds We're dull but
weak, with concessions material in some of
the leading issues. Utah Southern ex-
tension fives trust receipts broke per cent,
Oregon Short Line f1ves trust receipts IA
and Metropolitan Elevated seconds l per
cent The sales were $632. 500 Government
bonds were neglected by weakness. on
transactions Of $4,000. Silver certificates
were easier. The sales were $l2500o at SO.
The herald., 1896-07-02
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE

M1QQllnSS-SlS. uult2U.U W.
Bran-$16. 00M1650
Hay-New crop wheat, S7.Oo@9.00 wheat
and oat, $7.00M9.O0; oat, $5.50ltS. 90; barley,
$5.5007.5O; alfalfa, S6.0OQ6.50; clover, $500
getables-Potatoes Oregon burbanks,
15c HUMBOLDT Burbanks,, 50@7oc; new po
new burbanks $1O0D1.40 onions. red, i5d6
2js; Los Angeles tomatoes, $2.000250; string
beans, $2.0o4400; green peas common. so.
asparagus. ordinary, 5O075c: do fancy, sf5n
Goo; rhubarb, .,3545Oc; cucumbers, 90c9
$loO for 1Marrysyile; Alameda, $3.50; bay
boxes, 15Q20c: egg plant, 10c: green corn
Alameda, $l.2541.75; do, other points, 500
Fresh Fruits-Longworth Strawberries
S3.0Om5.0O; common, 81. 5Oa350; gooseber-
ries, in bulk, 2lSc; raspberries. per chest.
d6m Nsw p eas drs
30a40c do per chest. s1.50Q3OO; black cher
ries, $loo@i5O do Royal 4 An me-, S5c@s2
single layer figs, s5g4oc; do double layers.
40aS5c; peaches, 500p75c; pears, 20a4Oc;
piums large, per crate, 506p75c; do per box,
5Oq65c; cherry plums, in boxes 5o@soc april
pies smadd boxes. 50@75c.
Citrus Fruits-Mexican lines. S65067. 50:
2.5o California oranges, seedlings, $3.50
200; do nav els, $2 g. Mediterranean
sweets ,ss s2 :, gGs,s 90 bananas oOa2oo
Butter-Fancy creamery. 15G151sc; do
seconds. 14@141sc; fancy dairy, 121zQlSc; do
seconds, 11412c.
Cheese--Fancy mild new sq6Hc fair to
good. 5@6c; Young America. 7Qsc; East
ern. 12013c.
Eggs-store. 1oA012c: ranch. 1s@15ssc;
duck, 13114c.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers. 1s015c;
turkey hens. 13QD15c: ROSTERS, old, $1,000
$o.0OM2.50 do large $30Oa3.5O fryers. s4.00
6l4.50; hens. $4,000. 50; ducks. old. s. 5ola40o;
do, young: s4.ooM5 90; geese. eoc9sl, 90 per
Q91.5O; pigeons, young. sl.2591.5O game NOM
fnal.
The herald., 1896-07-02
THE LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Evening Posts
London financial correspondent says The
stock markets are generally quiet today.
Americans retained a steady appearance
and would probably have a sensible i'm
provenent were more business doing, but
many of the jobberS are away and the du-
ration of the account restraints those who
attend. Copper statistics show a further
simnution in stocks.
simiunition in stocks, the actual amount
being 10000 tons. The deliveries during
June were 15,500 tons against supplies of
1880 tons. The London money market is
extremely easy money being practically
unstable. The market opened with p
renewal of weakness and gained tone and
closed steady. The Berlin market was
quiet and, featureless
The herald., 1896-07-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, July 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
Wool sales for the week have aggregated
4.434,iS1 pounds, including several hundred
thousand pounds of domestic secured. The
major part of the vusiness done since last
the most part was sold previous to last
Saturday, since which time the market has
been very dull. 1t looks now as though
it would be later than the middle of july
before manufacturers at large will be
ready to talk definitely about the raw
stock they will require, so there is pros
pect for the next two weeks of a continu-
ance of the waiting attitude which the
market has assumed durin gthe last few
weeks. Sales since January /. 1896, have
amounted to 99.947 1876 pounds against 159,
713.734 pounds year ago. Boston sales
were 2,091. Compounds against 1.424, 600 pounds
domestic and 667, 900 pounds foreign. Sales
against 81, 379 229 pounds a year ago.
The herald., 1896-07-02

CHICAGO. July 1.-Sales of cattle were
on a basis of S.500460 for inferior to strict
ly choice faticve beef steers. with trading
mostly at 39Od4.4O; feelings steers con-
tinue to. sell sparingly, but there, are fair
sales of light weight stockers. Canning
cows are doing no better but fat cows and
heifers are active and strong Hogs Sales
We're made of heavy at 2.70d320; mixed and
butcher weights, at 305M3.40, and lights at
weights. 3156325 Sheep: Sales Of infer.
Tor to choice were made at 1.5O63,s0 west
erfns selling at 3.50M360. and year1nrs NJ
400a5.00; fair to prime lambs sell at 5000
6.25; and culls go as low at 2.0nn2OO.
The herald., 1896-07-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Shipments
Received

Received
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-Whaet. dull:
December, 97A; barley, inactive; Decem-
Der, 6S1s.
Flour-Family extras, 3.7563.S5; bakers
extras 3.5543.65; superfine, 2.S5@3.00.
Corn, S212.
Bran, 1850.
Wheat-No l shipping is quoted at 92iS;
choice, 1884: milling, 1.0011.10.
Barley-Feed fair to- good. 651675:
choice, 6S44470; new brewing, 721aM771s.
Oats-Milling, S71a@90; surprise $50 .02is;
fancy feed, 90492ih: good to choice, s21aB
SIG; poor to fair, 771a4So; gray .So@Ssa4.
R9ceiphsEFlour quarter sacks 1865:
do Oregon, 5076; wheat, Oregon, eentals,
S04: barley, centals, 1894; oats, Oregon. CEN
tails. 475S: corn, centals. 1870; beans, sacks.
245; potatoes, sacks, 1900; onions, sacks, 421:
bran, sacks, sos; do Oregon, 200; middlngs,
sacks, 200: hay, tons, 400; WOOL bales, $50;
wine. gallons. S6,700; hides, number, 5A;
quicksilver, TASKS 116.
The herald., 1896-07-02
FOR EXCHANGE
BY WILDE & STRONG

- .SIhONG.
The choicest lemon land in San DIEGO
county, with water. close to railroad
church, school, etc, for good city pron
erty IN st. Louis Kansas City or Denvn1.
400 acres Just west of city limits r. Az.
change for city property. ~ CA
$20,000-One of the finest hotels IN South.
town near Los Angeles comnletaiv it f,,i,
nished; will trade for Alleghailv or pits
burg property; doing a good business
$1400-Cottage 4 rooms modern: Iot ioox
$50: mortgage $70o; equity for San Diego
property. ies"
$180O-Two of the finest lots so,tbu,..t
close to car line on Twenty-eiehth e. re- -.
tween Maple and Main, for San Diegoo
S50O0-Elegant cottage on w. F,iebt-
zenith ST., rooms, large lot, 75xl5O mort
gage, $500 equity for San Diego prouartv
S30OO-l0 acres with house, some Alfalfa
fruit trees, artesian well only rniies,
from center city, for city property, house
$5oo0-One acre of land with fine sbm,b.
perry, small house. close in, near San Pc
gro St, to exchange for small place At
HOLLYWOOD or Cahuenga.
SIOWLF1ne 12-room house, lot 50x1e5
good street. close in, for alfalfa ranch.
$6o00-20 acres in lemon orchard. wears
old, at Lakeside. San Diego county. close
to railroad. hotel, etc, for property here.
will assume $1,000 to $500; orchard clear auc.
22s W Fourth IT.. Chamber Of Commerce
The herald., 1896-07-02
FRUIT AT AUCTION.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Porter Bros. Co,
sold today: Prunes-Tragedy. 2.2O@3. Is
per half crate; Simoni, 1.4O@1.65 Pears
Lawson. 1.5O@1.55 per half box. Apples
Red Astrachan, 1.8O per box. Plums-St.
Catherine, 100 per half crate; Clyman, 100
Apricots-Peach, LOO per half crate; Royal.
so. Peaches-Alexander. 7OQ1.05.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Earl Fruit
company sold today: Prunes-Tragedy.
265@3.3 30 per half crate. Peaches-Alexarl-
der, 1.2O@225 per box. Plums, 65l1.65 per
half crate. Apricots-Royal. 6591.35 per
half crate.
The herald., 1896-07-02
FOR EXCHANGE
BY JOHN II. COKE.
10T q y2rOadWav

By Join H. COKE,
POT s. Broadway.
6uroom m cottage, MGIf :, tract; a-room
erty ~ the east. for inside property
value $4,000; all clear and bringing In
good income; will assume mortgage.
ing fol-. $50 month the year round; has
g small mortgage; will exchange for Los
Angeles Angeles. Prop property 5yoo and assume same
Fine business property on Second ST.: a
good income. clear of incumbrance; want
cash and improved ranch; will assume
II necessary.
s-room modern house. 2-story, in East
et Louis property; price $1,000; this is a
broom house, clear, on s. Hope st., for
Pomona property; price $4,000.
6-room modern cottage, ! block from
Temple street cars will exchange equity
OF $500 Ter clear ranch or other property;
A tenement house of 16 rooms, clear.
close in.. to trade for residence in south.
10 feet on s. broadway. location All. to
exchange equity of $3.50 for vacant lots
or residences in city; price 800 900
grocery store e miles from %os an
to exchange for house and lot in city;
1850 acres, clear. at Cucamonga, to ex-
$S000 will assume.
10 acres, clear, at Rochester, improved,
TO exchange for house and lot; price
$4,000; will assume.
.5-room cottage on Thirteth ST. to ex-
equity $4,000.
6-room cottage OH Brooklyn ave. ::
equity $1250; for vacant lot or small rancl,
in Riverside.
ga acres, clear. near Newhall with
abundance Of water, to exchange for Los
Angeles property; price $4,000; will as
9 acres clear. at Pomona. set to bear
ing oranges and lemons, to trade for Los
Angeles property or stock of merchant
disc; price $4,000.
JOHN Fl. COKE.
The herald., 1896-07-02
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LIVERPOOL, MARK FITS

LIVERPOOL July 1.-Spot wheat closed
firm with poor demand; No. red winter
California. SIS I'd; futures closed firm with
near positions 1@1Ad higher and distant
positions Id higher. January, As 10Ad; A,i-
cen,ber As 1llad. Spot corn closed Steady
American mixed new. IS I'd: futures closed
with near positions 1sM&d higher and dis
tant positions 14M1ad higher. July, Is 11%d:
August. IS; September IS I'D: October, IS
ed: November IS Id; December, IS Nd:
Flour closed dull with poor demand; ST
hons R1 15s
The herald., 1896-07-02
MON Ely QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July 1.-Money on call was
steady at 2fI3 per cent; last loan. 21s closed
21aM3 per cent; prime mercantile paper.
4M5la per cent sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
4. SSn4.SSle for demand and 4.S7d4S7A for
sixty days: posted rates. 4.SS1ad4. S9ia; com.
mercial bills, 1861; silver certificates. 6SZ
GI691b.
SAN FRANCISCO, July L. Drafts
sight. 1212: telegraph. Is.
LONDON, July 1.-Consols, 113 Ills.
The herald., 1896-07-02

cos, small, s2.0012. so: garvancos. large,
sS.g01350; green field peas. 50. 50a3.00; black
eyed beans, 81. 25a250; lentils. imported,
$7.00dS00; lentils. California $3000350
GRAIN-Wheat. S1.15u125; corn, 90n95c;
feed barley 75c; oats, s1.1041.25; all per 100
lbs.
POTATOES-Pe 100 lbs-New early rose,
choice to fancy, 81 GOAL 10; fair to good, and
all other varieties S0cmSt 90
The herald., 1896-07-02

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
election of trustees of the Seventh Dav
Adventist church will be held July 9Th, 1896
at III Carr ST.. at go p. m. rs
The herald., 1896-07-02
Notice of Stockholders Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Sunset Oil company
July 1896. OF 10 o'clock a. M. at the Office
of said company room $50, Wilcox block
in said city of Los Angeles, Cal, for the
and for the transaction of any other bust
ness that may properly come before said
meeting. w. s: JAMES, Secretary.
The herald., 1896-07-02
CHICAGO MARKET
TIE Days Transactions on the Board Of
Trade

TIE Days Transactions on the Board Of
Trade
CHICAGO. July 1.-Wheat had range
for the day of ~ cents. The feeling de-
veloped was a little mixed with prospects
of doing better early in the day and easing
off later, the final figures showing 5s11c
decline. The strength early was due in a
measure to the stronger tone of cables,
Liverpool showing an advance of 11a@ad
and then northwestern markets ruled
strong and higher. due, it was claimed to
numerous complaints of damage from rust
and dry weather in that section. Another
factor which stimulated prices was the
very small deliveries on July contracts on
~ about 100000 bushels going round, being
sent out by elevator interests. Liverpool
stocks did not show as large an increase
as anticipated, only 472.Og0 bushels, max
ng he sap Sd there bash els
time. and was possibly something of an
influence. Continental markets were also
Vance Of 1Sefaa mark. NorthWestern re-
ceipts, while larger than the same day last
week, and the year. before, showed some
falling off compared with the, average of
late. Outside markets were lower. The
out-inspection was a little larger here. The
weather was most favorable and indica-
tons point to no particular change in the
same. There was pretty fair trade in
corn. with. 1ac range: The close showed
mand for July. Oats were strong early
but weaker later and closed at the bottom
with a decline of as@1kc from the top and q
net loss for the day Of Nc. Provisions al
though opening rather heavy. and continu-
ing so, did not become radically weak I'M
til near the close, when it seemed that all
b recognized.
The leading futures closed as follows:
n Wheat No g 2-July. SAN; September Sc;
,- Corn No. 2-July. 2sA; September, ass9
Oats No. 2-July 751s@75A.
steady llnchangpd M. Srrfup wheat