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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
TICKET TROUBLE IN ILLINOIS.
Buck Hinrichsen Rules the Gold DemOc-
racy on the Sheet,

Chicago, Sept. 16.-The Sound
money" Democrats have at last
reached the point where they must Sc
lect a name for themselves. The in
FAINT party can go unnamed no longer.
and the christening is not far off The
National Democratic party" was the
title which was attempted at the In
dianapolis convention, but If they ex-
pect to get on the ballot they will prob
ably have to abandon this. Secretary
of State Hinrichsen says any name
with Democrat" in it will not be all
lowed. and. in view of the fact that the
Australian ballot law makes the secre-
tary OF state and the attorney general
court OF last retort in such contro-
versies, what Hinrichsen and Moloney
say must be decisive
The sound money! Democrats have
begun the work of getting the petition
Which IS to entitle them to n place on
'ne pallot' ana this is why they must
choose name. Voters cannot be ex-
pected to sing petition for "A name
less party, nor can they be expected to
vote nameless ticket. The petition
must be circulated throughout the en-
tire state and must contain the names
Oh Hity voters from every county. Con-
siderable time may be REQUIRED. and
tne executive committee of which Mr..
williamson is chairman realizes there
must be no further delay. According
~ legal committee has been appoint
ed TO consider the whole matter of
eettng recognition from the board of
eiectlon commissioners and complying
win the requirements of the Australian
law. Judge Thomas A. Moran. Will
lam =. Assay and w. W. Wheelock are
on the comittee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
Big Gold Democratic Demonstr.,,on

New YORK, Sept. 16.-Chairman By
num- OF the National Democratic COM
nii'tee' Is In the city. He spoke in
brooh,yh last night. After leaving New
iork ne goes to Lexington. Ky, and
VIII SPEAK tnere. He will then return
mere with Generals Palmer and Buck
ner ana VIII speak at a monster meet
ing Which the National Democracy will
noio next Monday night in Madison
Square garden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16

Quincy, Ills, Sept. Ii. The Quincy
Herald, which was a strong Cleveland and
sound money" paper. but has supported
Bryan against Mckinley, has come out
for Palmer and Buckncr as representing
the real Democracy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16

Co-n-2ncte2c.
Oat--;tta9H
May-Timo,hy, t6G$7; wild. Ss0s6.
Iotatocs. new-aJc.
l5c. ''
Ecc--Fresh. 9c.
Sprins ceickcu---S7 80 q dozen.
Co.l-Soft. lOc
Me-bu'e h.rs psy for corn fed steers Sxcf,
800 81 Tvs and hsifers. shc USSc; calves, 3,Sc
noss -3S23c.
shccp-3c.
spring Lamb-sa 5OOss a head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
Palmer Going to New York.

Springfield, Ills. Sept. IG. - Senator
John NJ. Palmer, candidate for president
of the gold Democratic party, will leave
this city Saturday for New York, where
he will open the campaign on Sept ~ ut
Madison Square garden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Sept. Is.
Follow ng were tho quotations on tho
board of Trade today: s, ptember, opened
iscssc. closei SIC; December opened CO.;
closed 59jsc: May. opened 641ic, closed
6Esc. Corn-Septcmber, nominal closed
.Ol*c: December. opened .l7s,. clos,l 2llsc;
May. opened 2is4c. closed 2issc Oats-Sep.
tcnbcr. opened ijIac closed lie; October
opened iSic. closed l5ssc; May. opened 100,
closed lshc. :Pork-September. opened sj5j,
closed S5.G.la; October. opened $40. closed
$40. Lard - September. nominal. closed
sl3O; October, opened $780, closed Silsys
Produce-Butter: Extra creamery, i5c per
ID; extra dairy. l3,: fresh packing stock.
sac. Eggs-Fr.sh stock, IL ,l3-, per doz.
Poultry-Turkcys. Stljo per Ii; chickens.
hens. 'tsr; spring chickens. Sc; ROSTERS.
%i.c: ducks. stgsja': gees, SLJ0 ts6.J1 Potatoes,
Early Ohio, lS'o2o; per br.; Illinois. $50
.Oc. 1Ioney-Whit. clover. lj2lic H.; brokcn
comb. rlor; extracted. 5d6; Applcs-Rsi
stock, .JclIsiji per bbi.; greeu stock, Is
doc.
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO. Sept. Is
Live S.a"k-Prircs at the Union Sto.x
yards To-Day ranged ~ follows: Hogs-Es-
tiinat"l receipts for the day. Il 100: sale,
ranged az D.:,631t pigs. sJ.0.tIi0 light.
s2.6J6..J rough packing, S2Sl1,3.3i mixed
AMI s:..'te3:.1 ncaSy packing and shipping
lots.
Cat:lo-Estima:ci receipt, sor tn, day.
s."s: quotations ranged at Si..5'siD choice
to extra shipping steers. SL41Gi cool
choice do. S+.u614.40 Fair to good. 1873 -
common To medium. do. 50 407n3 % but cher,
steers, $50, BID stockers 81 Ioft3 20 feeders
Sl2'13.iO cows, S:.40lt3.SJ hcfers. $l.Jd3 40
bulls. oxen and stays, Sa.40G3.UJ Texas steers,
s:.'56i3sJ western rangers and S3Wa5. - veal
calves.
Sheep and Lambs-Estima.ad receipts for the
day. 100; sales ranged ati:2.O0J2.90 western
tsuG:..5 Texans. S2OLj.W natives, and
3..JJl;4.jO lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
Assignment at Maroa, Ills.

Decatur. Ills, Sept. 1G. William II.
Parker. dealer in farm implements at
Marua. has assigned to John Crocker.
Liabilities. s30.23S; asets. s5O.93O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
Jones' Majority in Arkansas.

Littl, Rock, Sept. 16.-Returns from
sevcnty-three out of the sevcnty-fvc coun-
ties of the state give Jones (Dcm }, for
governor. $500; Remmcl OIep.). 81, 1879;
Files (Pop), 1885; Miller pro }, ISL.
Jones plurality, 52,I5l; Jones majority,
IS 30
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
FIFTY THOUSAND STILL CLAIMED.
Latest Returns of the Election I'm the Pin,
TREE State.

Augusta. Me-. Sept. 16.-With over 100
towns to be yet heard from the Repub-
lean plurality in Maine figures up &C.
i2a. and viii probably be 10000 when all
d the towns are in. The returns are
complete from AIS towns, cities and
plantations in the state, and from ten
81 the counties. The towns heard from
give Powers (RepD, 1920. Frank
lfem), 32.5l5; Ladd Pro). e.746:
Bateman tPop), 1,131: ". ii. Clifford
tNationaD, $40. Over 81. geo Republican
votes, 1t is estimated, were thrown and
about $4,000 Democratic. The Repub-
ucan vote has exceeded anything ever
before known in Maine. the nearest ap-
proach to it being the - i0i received by
Governor Rurleigh in 1855.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16
The MARKETS,
New York Financial,

NEW YonK. Sept. Is.
Money on call nominally 5d6 per cent. I;
prime mercantil, paper. 1sI1 per cent; ster-
ling exchange steady with actual business
In bankers bills at g.. 1874 for demand and
%SlaiG4s- for sixty days; postei rates. IS.
Uistia ana 8sil.Hiaji.: commercial bills 49,
silver certificates. Gj.Jj5ia; no sales; bar
silver. "a q: Mexican dollars 5Jt..
United States government bonds firm:
IS Registered. li5li; do. coupons. ll5i4; 50
registered. llhi; do. coupons. 10; As regis.
tered. ln5h: do coupons. IU.: rs registered.
pl: Pacific H's of % ip
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16

New York, Sept I6.-Chairman w n
Bynum, Of the National Democratic
party. has appointed the following
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-16

But Has no Other Significance, in the
Opinion of Chairman Washburn-Fur-
ther Figures from the Pine, Tree State
Mckinley Receives a Host of Old War
Comrades and Also Some Buckeye State
Mcn-Bryan's Reception in Kentucky
General Political News.
The herald., 1896-01-30
LOCAL FIELD Of COMMERCE
Dun & Co.'S Report of Local
Trade Conditions
GENERAL TRADE is DULL
The Oil Producers See Better Times
Ahead
Barley Prices Are Well Sustained, but the
Movement Is Unsatisfactory-Oranges
GENERAL TRADE is DULL

There is no improvement in general
trade Retail merchants are endeavoring
to push sales with 'annual clearance offer
ings," but business is quiet and collections
not satisfactory.
The oil exchange is making determined
effort to make the advance in price of
crude oil hold and the past week has given
them encouragement.
Orange shipments continue light.
Foreign fruit still continues to elut eastern
markets.
Dried fruit shows no change, quotations
are merely nominal. The increased de-
mand for wheat and the rise ia value CEN
ters the interest of the stafe at present.
Barley, in which this section is more
directly interested, is hot SO ling very
freely. Prices are pretty wei! sustained at
present, but unless greater export de.
mand develops, lower prices may be looked
for when the warehouses open their doors
to market the large quantities held in anti.
cipation of a dry season.
There have been sixteen failures in our
district for the month, with liabilities as
far as ascertained, $4,000, and assets
100000 For the same period last year
there were seventeen failures, liabilities
SIG, 900, and assets $l5,777.
The herald., 1896-01-30
The Orange Market

All the Mediterranean cities with musi-
cal Italian names are sending fruit to the
American market, and although the sup
ply can scarcely be said to amount to a
giut, it is not very far from 1t. The Cali
fornia orchaIds are now SO wet as to make
picking impracticable, go that the supply
from this state is very greatly lessened for
the time being, and handlers believe they
have ground for hope that settled weather
will also see somewhat more satisfactory
market conditions. At present, though the
market is somewhat overslpplied, prices
have BOT been demoralized so badly as
might he expected. The influence of FROST
ed fruit is still felt, but fortunately the
supply of that particular variety is very
nearly exhausted.
New York prices today were quoted as
$3.50 for fancy stock and $l.75 for frosted
Baltimore, badly frosted, $1.40, and Puts
burg $l.95, the variation being in part de.
pendent upon varying conditions of stock
shipped to the different cities.
Briefly, the conditions ruling are not
altogether satisfactory but fairly hopeful.
The herald., 1896-01-30
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Prices Fluctuated Widely With No Ap-
preciable Cause
The Opening Slow at Shaded Prices, With
Sudden Accession Of Strength and
General Advances
WALL STREET SPECULATION

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The speculative
tended by any news of a general buying,
and the wide fluctuations that were re-
corded were unexplained except in so far
as professional manipulation was con-
cerned. This was especially true of Sugar,
which by far outrank ed any of the other
leading active stocks in point of activity
and advance, and OF Tobacco, which came
in second in both respects. There was not
even vestige of gossip regarding either of
the stocks mentioned. The larger per-
certage of business was in the industrials
London was not much of factor beyond
moderate selling orders. The initial prices
were generally at slight concessions from
yesterdays closing figures, and in the
early dealings pressure was noted against
the grangers. The tone of the market soon
changed to positive strength, and under
heavy purchases for both accounts, ad-
vances occurred in the active list ranging
no to per cent, with the coalers, Tobacco,
Sugar and St. Paul leading. Sugar
was taken in hand by the agent of the pool
and marked up to lOS15, as against 1851,
the early low point. The buoyancy in the
stock impaired sympathetic strength to
the general list. Northern Pac fic pre-
ferred rose u Per cent on increased earn
ings for December and the half year. The
decision of the supreme court fixing the
jurisdiction of the various judges in the
litigation was also factor. The closing
tone was eassr on realizing sales. but the
losses were fractional. The railway bond
market was less active, but displayed
firmness. Northern Pacific issues moved
up IA to 2T per cent. The aggregate deal
ings were 81 ,6O3,00U.
The herald., 1896-01-30
San Francisco Produce Market

San FRANCISCO, Jan 29.-Following are quot
ations oday:
Branf 3Gl3 so.
Hay-Whea IS TO $40 90; wheat and oat,
81 so to Sli.O alfal a, 81 to 50 ba ley, &7 to
50. 80; clover, 80 10 So; com pressed, ~ 80 to
81 stock, ST. 60 to 81 so; straw, ,5c to 60c.
Potatoes-salinas Burbanks, 6099Oc; river
75c; river reds 50G65c; early rose soc to
72c; Merced sweet potatoes, $l.25@l 30;
river sweet potatoes, $50. Onions-Cali
fornia, 75c to 81 90; Oregon, s5c to 81 ~;
Les Angeles tomatoes. 9lc to $t.2o;
string beans, Sc 10 l2]Ic; green peas, &c to
&c; ca obage, so; garlic, 4c to SC, dried pep
pers TIC to l0c; mushrooms, &c TO l2Hc;
asparagus Toe to sc.
Appes-No l grades soc to 81; common;
GO to 75c; fancy, sl.2o to 81 so. no
Citru, fruit Mexican lines, $550@ co;
good to choice, Fl.30 to I3; do fancy. $500
California oranges, Sc dl!ngs. 81 to $l.50: ma
vels, sl. IS tos 80: pined pples, 500 to $3;
bananas, 81 toS1.
Butter Fancy crsamery, &c to SC; seconds,
25c to Sc; fancy diary, 24c to 25c; seconds,
21c to &C. Fancy mild new cheese l1@ Z1ac;
fair:to good Sc to 10 l0c. eastern, 17c to i9c.
Eggs-Store, &c to l7l2c; ranch lac to 712c
Poultry -Turkay gobbers, l2l@c to l4c; do
hens i2c to l3c: roosters. young $6h6 80;
,oosters. old. 81 to So so; brolers, small S $50
"a ); ducks %6.00O7. 90; geese. 81 5o9l 10:
pigeons, old. spl@l. 4; pi cons, young, $l.oO
Oils.
Game Wild geese, So .0O@5.75; d, gray,
81 90 to So so; rabbits, cotlontal. 81 90 to
sfl.25; do bush, 55c to 81; hare soc to 75c:
English snipe, ~ so; common snipe, $l.25 to
honkefs $500; brant, $t.00 to $3.50.
The herald., 1896-01-30
Chicaoo Live Stock rlarket

CHICAGO Jan. 29.-Cattle-The receipts OF
cattle we're somewhat lar er than usual. and
in conse Iuence the market was weak ana
lower today sales OF common to choice ma
live dressed beef and shipping steers were at
So. Oto $3.50, with extra cattle nominal at
$40 and $4.7j: COWS and hefers sod princi-
pally at 80 to %s.25; calves we're again in
small supply and brought lull previous prices;
a few going as hi h as Sn. 25 thes ecker ana
feeder trade was ra her light. There was
greatly creased run OF hogs today, and the
liberal offerin,s forced n further decline in
prices OF D to 10 cents sales dragged at VI to
~. 30 for common to cho ce droves. with lead
ing chiefly at $ to S'' 25; pigs and culls Id
at %.75 to $40. The improvement in the
price OF sheep Yesterday wss checked by to-
days liberal supply aud sales were rather slow
a. a decline of about 10 cents; native sheep
were saleabe at g 50 to 1928; westerns.
- % to So. so; yearlings, rs to 81, and
lamb. at So 40 To 5 }.55.
The herald., 1896-01-30
LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale ana Retail Prices, Corrected
Daily
WrpNF-DAy Ion 90

Wholesale ana Retail Prices, Corrected
Daily
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20.
The market rules as it has of late, dull in
wholesale lines, and fair business among
the retail dealers. Eggs show no symptoms
of recovery and barley and hay move some
what less freely than was expected. Pro-
visions, fruit and vegetables are steady
with fair movement.
Quotations follow:
Eggs-Choice California ranch. 12 to 13C
Green Fruits-Grapes Cornichon. So 90
pea S. $l.75 per box; Strawberries. lac
DOZEN DOZEN; bananas. Tss.s5-S =, per per bunch. p
Vegetables Sweet potatoes 81 Is: to-.
matoes, mat FIR. ST. per bog beet,. 7pc per
onions, zoe p r dozen; Lettuce. Il to l5c
low. sloo; ,uinips 75c; string beans, SC;
navy. $l.10; pink III 80 to $.75 green peas,
&c to &c per lh. asparagus. 2oc. per 10; musn.
room, 12c per Id.
Butter-Creamery, fancy. 2-lb squares, 6oc;
2. OF squares; soc; coast creamery. 2s:oz
squares, 4Oc. Dairy. fancy. 2-lb uares 55c
Miiistuffs Flour, Los Angeles $500: Stock
ton, local.. $I7O0; northern, .Sl5 SO; shoots
per ton, local, $1,000; northern, sl6OD;
rolled barley, per ton, Pl4no; c,acked corn.
Poultry Hens 81 10 to "a 30 per doz !;
young ROSTERS, $3.50 to ~ 90; broiers S. j
TO $3.5i; Old roCsters 500; ducks, 81, 80 to
So. 80; turkeys, l0cto lie per lb.
Provisions-Hams. Rex, per lb, 1lltc; pic.
mic, 6c; boneless &c.
Bacon. per ID, Rex breakfast, l0l4c; light
medium. Sc: medium. &c.
Dried beef-per ID, sets, ioc; insides, 1l4c.
Dry alt pork-Per To-. clear be lies, Sc;
Picked pork Per half DBL. 80 lbs. Ss.
Lard-Per ib. ivory comrouud, tierces. 55sc;
rexolene. 612c; pure leaf, G12
Cottoene-Tie rces. sc.
Grain ana nay 1arley per ceatal, feed, 75c;
| seed. 7.c. Corn Per Genital. Soc. Wheat
Pre- GENITAL, sl.15 Hay-Per ton, alfalfa, %lO0
$l2OO; barley S9OO1f. 1900: wheat, = 10 600
$1,000: tame oats. 5000 r$ 200.
Live stock Hogs-Per cwt. $3.50a4 90. Beef
cattle, Az t. SC. Mutton, 31@c per lb. Veal.
Honey and Seeswax -Honcv--Comb. 1870
lie per h.; strained. 405c. Beeswax.
24c per Id.
Live stock-Hogs-Per CIV, SIS. Beef cattle,
5oGc: Mutton. 4l9c per ib. Veal 5la U7c
Fresh Me ts-Butoher' prices for whole car
cases. Beef--lls05!5c per lb Veal-40jc
Mutton -4is@51sc. Pork-5>a@6c.
Dried Fruits -Appes-Sun tried sacks, per
lb., a5c; boxes, 5 &c; evaporated fancy, q
= Fancy unpeeled, 4c bleached. Sc. Nee
! tarines Fancy. 5000; c1oice, 6 97c. Pears
| Fancy rvaporated, 709c. Plums - Fitted
choice, 7019c; Prunes-Choice boxed, 3G5c;
| sacks, 203c fancy, t0c.
| Nuts-Walnuts-Los Angeles. &c; medium
| TT. 10c; soft shell Los Nietos fancy. l'ND12c.
f.! Almonds-soft she'll, l0c; paper she'll, l2c;
hard shell, &c. Pecans-13 @l51ac. Filberts.
| lC@12%c.
| 6c; calls, 15c Sheep pelts-30Gc. Wool
| Nomin ally. 21a;15c.
The herald., 1896-01-30

New York exports were light, and Armour
was said to be heavy seller, as we'll as
many of the leading private houses, and
"iongs" liquidated rather freely. Then
Thoman's report on the condition of the
growing wheat was mad public, and it
showed loss in condition in the six prin-
cipal states of nearly four points since
January /, and the market was strength
ened by it. The more it was discussed the
more influence II seemed 10 have on the
sensitive and nervous market. Shorts gol
got alarmed, and many of the early sellers
began to cover. A good investment
demand sprung up, under which the
market rapidly improved and before noon
mad sold up &c from the low point early.
On the advance the trade became active
and broader snd many of the hesitatine
operators of yesterday boldly took the
buying side. TIE market turned very,
strong during the last hour on continued
covering by shorts on the report that 400
900 bushels had been taken in New York
for export. Corn showed some weakness
early, following wheat, but as that cereal
began to bu ge. corn went in the same n'-
rection. OATS were early lower, but re-
gained the loss as wheat went up. There
was strong tone during the last bour and
good general business was transacted
Provisions---rrade was fairly brisk, but
during the greater part OF the DAY tne
tendency was downward, owing to the
weakness in the livestock market. Near
the close good demand sprang up in con-
sequence of the cl sing strength in wheat.
The leading futures closed as follows;
Wheat - No. 2, January, 62c; February,
6212c; May. sac; July, Gage. Corn-No. =,
January, 2Sc; May 3Uisc: July. 3. 1sc; ptem-
Der, 52l4c. Oats-No. =, January. lSsc; Feb
ruary, ls34c; May %llsc: July, 213sc.,
Cash quotations were as follows: flour
Was firm.
wheat-No. . spring, 62@esc; No. spring.
62c; No. 2 red, 66l3a67c. Corn-No; 2.
4sc. oats-No. ,. l9c; NO white, 20 ss2oS4o
No g. whie 1910 .04c. Rye-No :, 39c
Barley-No. 2, nominal: No :, 243(937c; No
4, 2zn26: No. 1 haxseed 92l2D93c. Prime
timothy seed, 1910 Mess pork--Per bbl
$40. 30G103 81. lard Per 100 pounds, $5. 81 p
$5.70. Short rib sides-Loose. S2. l2l2 ds3. 10.
Dry salted shoulders 800 C. Short
clear sides Boxed, 514c(G513c. Whisky-Distil-
lers' fni he'd goods per ga Ion, $l.22.
Flour Barrels, receipts, l5,oO'; shipments,
l., 900. Wheat = Bushel', receipts, 42.oOo;
shipments, $4,000 Corn-Bushels, receipts
20 900; shipments, S2U0o Oats-Bushe!s.
receipts. $4,000: shipm mis-, l9l ,O0o Rye
-hushels, receipts, 5000; shipments 5000
Barley-Bushels, receipts $4,000; shipments.
II, 600.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady: dairy. Io(Gl 7c; creamery,
l4@l911c. Eggs are steady; fresh, la@ioc'
The herald., 1896-01-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Cell Board Priess-Grail All Prov!sio
Market

DOufu PfV9s-0fd FIoV'sro'1
Market
December 81 l5N; May, ST. ll5s.
Barley Firm: May, 7Ols'.
Corn S712c.
Bran-$l3.50.
Fiour-F mily extras, $3 75N$3S5: bakers
extras, $3 5jjGS3. 65; supertine, s! 6O@SI. 80
Wheat-N0 ! shippnng.,s Sl.lo; onoiee'
rley-Feed, fair to good, 6s34O70c; choice
7lH; brewing, 75@Sl4.
Oats-Mil Ing, 80 0s5c; surprise 80 as oo;
fancy feed, S5M90 choice, 73c to SIC; moor to
fair Csc to 75c; black, forseed 81 10 TO fl.3O;
gray, soc to s5c
Receipts Flour l5,O57 quarter sacks: wheat.
centals: Oregon. 500 centals beap,. $500
sacks; rye, 1907 centals potatoes, rs Osacks
onions, 3O4 sacks: bran, 25o sacks; hay. lo2
brandy $3.50 gallons; hides, number, 100;
quicksilver TASKS, 50.
The herald., 1896-01-30
Closing Stocks
NETWORK, Jan. 29-Thc official closing quo
tatinns for stocks were as follows:

EwYoRK, Jan. 29.-Thc oihcial closing quo
tations for stocks were as follows:
Atchlson, 15Is, Adams Express, 147: Alton
and Terre Haute, 81 American sugar pfd, 99la;
American Express, n; Bait more and Ohio,
43;canadian Pac., ,564; Canada southern 494;
cago & Alton, I5t: Chic, Bur. & Quinuy 77ss:
Chic. Gas, 645s Consolidated Gas, l54; &C
and St. Louis, 353i; Colorado Coal Il Iron. ga
son. 1881: D L.. Lack Il western, Is 4; d. 4
K. e. pfd, 45l4: is,illers and Cattle Feeders
Co, 1875, coml Gable Co. 90; Erie, i61s; d.
pfd, 40; Chic. u (. Illinois pfd 80; Hooking
Valley, l7s4 Illinois Central, 971a; ST. Psul "
Dulu h, 22. Kansas & Texa pid. 2G> Lake
IA; Lead Trust .6l4; Louisville u Nash
VILE, 45s1: Louisville & New Albany, 3i4: Man
haitian Cousolidaled; l0,'4; Memphis and
souri, Pacific, .5i2; Mobile and o, 23l.; Nash
VILE Chatt., 65, National Cordage, 5I3, same
pid.. lo,a; n. J. Central. lo4: Norfolk and
West pfd.. N: North American Co. ,o4; North
< gulf, A. u Is. Leather rid; --; North
s lo 40 New pd rnrsa lds 5S q cenFa oa"ro
y Western, ll7s; Oregon Improvement, "a;
oregon Nav, 10; Oregon Short Line Il Utah
Northern 6 racic Mail y Peoria paI Pee 4
Reading l3A; U. ). Rubber 267s; do pfd,
ss Ro Glando We'ern a. do do ppd pdd
Southern Pacific, 20A: Sugar Refinery, l0S;
Tenn. Coal Il Iron "a; Texas Pacific rs; Tol.
d 0. Cen. pfd., As Union Pacific, 51a; U. ). Ex
press. 3S1s; Wabash, st. L.. e. Pac
IA; do pft.. II; Wells Faro Ex'
press. 96: Western Unio', 84ls: VIII cling q
49,; Den. & r. g.. 12l9; General leotric, -;
Natl Linseed, 10; Col Fuel l., 2'12; do
pid.. 100; H u Tex. Cen, ~; Tol. A. A. 4
North Mich, u; Tol St. Louis S X: G q:
do pft,, 10, outhern r. r.. 91s do pfd.. .S}5
American Tobacco, -; do pid lo1; American
Tel. and Gable, 80; u s. Cordage Co. guaran
,
The herald., 1896-01-30

Chatsworth Park-Leave from and arrive at
River Station, san Fernando street. only.
y Sundays excepted ; Sundays only.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All S.P. Co.'S trains stop Mt First street except
The four San Francisco trains) and Commercial
street except the s:25 San Francisco evening
train, in the business center of the city, saving
time and street car fares to passenger
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
Connecting with Wilmington Transportation
Company's ocean excursion steamers:
Leave Arcade depot at 9:l5 am. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from II 10 am Wednesday and
Saturday.
The herald., 1896-01-30
lJyerpnol Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29.--spot wheat closed quiet
with n poor demand; No. red winter, 5s
sd; No. : red spring, stocks exhausted. i.
No. l hard Manitoba SIS I'D; No. l Cali
fornia, 5s SD Futures opened firm. with near
and distant positions Ad lower. but lat re.
acted and closed easy. with prices unchanged
5s 7t.d; March. April. May and june. 5s I'D.
Spot corn closed quiet American mixed
news, 3s I'd Futur S opened easy. with ne IF
quiet. @ h %de14d lower; ri January rs sssd;
February. = March, Is I'd; April, 3s 2l9d:
May and June, IS 21ad. Flour was firm.
ter closed rs I'd. Hops at London. Pacific
cnast. f2 Is