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The herald., 1897-04-27
COURT CALENDAR
To Be Called in the Various Depart
ments Today

ONE-Judge Smith.
(22SD Emanuel Brown, murder; on
trial.
(2319) Ezra n. Cokahnour, arson; to
plead.
GA 1868 McGregor VS.. McGregor.
TWO-Judge Clark.
IN. p. 1909 Estate of James H. Clark,
deceased; petition to sell real es-
tate.
(N.P. 7OsO) Estate of Theodore C.Sev-
erance. deceased; petition to sell
real estate.
Q50s5) Estate and guardianship of
Erbe minors; certificate of sale OF
real estate.
IN. p. 2O10) Estate of Frederick Cohn,
deceased; probate of will.
On. p. 2O1D Estate of Leone Bauer, de-
ceased letters of administration.
IN p. 1929 Estate of Peter Herberger,
deceased; final accounting and dis
tribution.
N. p. 171T Estate CT George Il. Rud
dell, deceased; first annual account
ing.
IN. p. 44) Estate and guardianship of
Avise minors; fourth annual account
ing
IN. P. 1850 Estate of William Rep
logh. deceased; final accounting.
IN. P. 1871 Estate of Harriet F. Da-
Wis, deceased; petition to sell real
estate.
IN. P. 2O06) Estate of Leonie Dema-
rest, deceased; citation.
Q4.534) Estate of w. G. Davenport
ri ihIrt
IN. P. 62G) Estate of Camille NJ. San
ford, deceased; certificate of sale of
real estate.
IN. P. 1994) Estate of Chas. NJ. Howe,
deceased; probate of will.
IN. P. 1509) Estate of Giacerno Ber-
nero; final accounting.
IN. P. 142O Estate of Frederick H.
Long, deceased; final accounting and
distribution.
IN P. 1881 Estate of Geo. H. Shelves.
deceased; probate of will.
IN. p 14S2) Estate of Jesse H. Barton,
deceased; final accounting and dis
tribution.
IN. P. 1890 Estate of Clara F. Capron,
deceased; letters of administration.
On. p. 1920 Estate of Charles B. Saw
yer, deceased; final accounting and
distribution.
Qs,14S) Estate and guardianship of
Radford minors; annual account
ing.
IN. P. 751) Estate of Martin Holman,
deceased; petition to remove exec
utriX.
d291O Estate of W. H. Ridenour, de-
ceased; annual accounting of both
guardian and executor.
IN. P. 54) Estate and guardianship OF
Moses Longley Wicks, minor; pc
tition to sell real estate.
IN. P. 2OOD Estate of Oren G. Post,
deceased. probate of will.
IN. P. 1870 Estate of Fred ]. Crossen,
deceased; final accounting and dis
tribution.
(537O) Estate and guardianship of Pi-
ere and Maria Clos, minors; petit
ton for the release of bondsmen.
THREE-Judge York.
(21,91D Vineland Irrigation district
VS.. Azusa Irrigation company.
GA 933) Escalier VS.. Clos ct al.
(25S10) Perry Lumber company VS..
Garvy ct al.
FOUR-Judge Van
Dyke.
Uber VS. Tufts ct al
FIVE-Judge Shaw.
(26,344) Leonardt VS.. Newell.
(27 $3.50 Continental Building and Loan
association VS.. Bennett.
COS, ,465) Wanka VS.. Gordon.
SIX-Judge Allen.
(26.377) Abrams VS.. Los Angeles Trac-
ton company.
CIRCUIT COURT-Justice Young.
Kersch VS.. Westerfield; trial.
Mason VS.. Metropolis.
Dorrell VS.. Stork.
Bastanshbury VS.. MetZler.
Wright VS.. New York Dental parlors;
demurrer.
Baldwin VS.. Mora.
Standard Oil company VS.. Felken-
burg.
The herald., 1897-04-27
A New Law

The law prohibiting the remarriage
of divorced person within one year
from the date of the granting of the
divorce went into effect yesterday.
Every applicant for a marriage license
has now, in addition to the usual form
ula, to make oath that neither of the con-
The herald., 1897-04-27
TWO JAWS WAGGING
But the Women Got the Best of II, and
Jailed Her Husband

There was music in the air yesterday
IN the district attorneys office. Mrs.
Rosa Harris, who lives at 54S Los An
geles street, was on hand demanding
that complaint be filed and warrant
issued for the arrest of her husband. He
left her about three months ago, but was
still making life a burden to her and
The herald., 1897-04-27
FOR DAMAGED CREDIT
Contractor D. M. Ward Seeks to Re-
cover $4,000

One ID. M. Ward, a contractor in this
city, objects strongly to his rating in one
of the trade books circulated in the
trade Yesterday he brought suit against
the Los Angeles Lime company, H. de
Garmo and l.. A. Stahl to recover $4,000
The herald., 1897-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand K. Rule and
party watched the maskers Saturday
evening from a window in the Hollen-
beck.
The herald., 1897-04-27
To Cure Q Cold In One Day

Mr. James H. Shankland gave box
party at the Orpheum Friday evening.
The herald., 1897-04-27
-o,aca ie herehv Given

Notice is hereby given that until 10
O'clock a. m. of Monday, April 20, 1897. the
undersigned. city clerk Of the City OF Los
Angeles, will receive proposals for the fur-
phabetical lists of the names of the resi-
dents of the City of Los Angeles. said
copies to be two in number, one original
and one manifold.
Proposals must specify the amount pro-
posed for furnishing the original copy and
the amount proposed for furnishing the
manifold copy; proposals must be Tor so
much per sheet of sixty names each. For
further Information apply to the UNDER
signed, c.. cut
The herald., 1897-04-27

Found1and, aged SO years. and resident
of San Dimas, and Edith Louisa Allen,
native of England, aged 27 years and
resident of Lamanda Park.
The herald., 1897-04-27

Take Laxa eve Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure 25c.
The herald., 1897-04-27

Glenwood ranges, Furrey Co., 15s North
Spring.
The herald., 1897-04-27

Ask your druggist for Bromo- Kola. Cure'
headaches. Accept no substitutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Noo Yoia November g. iN15.
BEEVES Receipts. 32 cars. or So head al direct 70
load Nothing doing at tho cattle yards o. day; feeling
gcIeraliy steady. Dressed beef 7uhlzc per H.
for poor prime city dressed native sies No chang"
cables. The Etrria carried llveryol today So
GIG qulrtos; the Columbian London $50 cattle and
the Francisco. 10 HUI ~ cattle
CALNEs- Receipts 81 hcnd: 81 direct and 100 % h.,
sold about All at SX,ieth-sL The off@fings were frn
cpais Western calves. Dealers rated feeling vaiy
for ycals ana gidsscr. The pens fully cleared
fov ve4l- sold al S7Hs7 per IL: Western cavr
- l. 40$ - 81 ssed calves generally steady AZ YES
sales l. ll'us. = yoals ~ II average At 81 20 nor
J. p l-,n: Il Western calves. ~ IL. 1T Na7i-. :,
Siii.ET AND LAMBS Receipts including car, dir.c,
butcher 49, carr. or 2ajl head. king win
be- s1ld-9l at Jersey CITY and Sixtieh 1t
There d L demand to day, md n nrmer To-
whole truG- lambs generally -sliiug at a slight al
yHnc. over .nei,ay's Ir. es. carried
over Poor good sheep -ld - ;0nSi per IW n
fair choice a.Abs a. e. G1nS5 81. lille bunch
ming - 90 Drrs 81 mutton 1i4rSc per NJ dressed
lambs. 1fi"
aalts-s. Judd * Co..: - X ntpcey lambs 81 ~ aver
age s. ~ p.s 100 ~, 90 Indiana DO 10 No. 81 iW,
kentucky a,rp no H. ~ - ~" ~ d. r3 n. ~ - 80
80 H. IT - -, o. Virginia sheep 50 ~ at 81. 10 do IS
Hume & Mullen: i" canada lambs. ~ u, at 81 80.
100 d. 93 n, "a: s. -, 2o3 30, n n. AT s. g.
Eevtcr s. Co.: rs Indiana lambs % ~, at S. O. O.;
Indnra sh.c;. ll2 ~, ~ 50 10
Mcpl,r,on y 90 900 Canada limbs. % H. AT S. So
l.. llarr netan. $50 Canada lambs - H. Al 81 10
~. H. Hollis: III Strt- ambs. - NJ. AZ 81 s7k.
tclIs. Dillcnlack. 22i state lambs. II ~ At CO.
HOGS Receipts. 10 cars, So head, all direct 10
laugDf,rcrs; quoted seady 80 50 s00Si 10 per n,
Sales Judd q a.. late yesterday: l02 Ohio hogs
AS 10 at - 10 per 100 H. 81 do la3 IL. At 81 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Kew York. November q. 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS The slight impIovemo HON.
demand the last day Two has given The IKE,
steadier choice marrow medium and pea There
IL get MONEY, but receivers gen
orally feel thst values low they VIII for The
present Some indications point 10 better business though
export still light. Red kidney que. WIN
sales % choice stock IN - 81 3ocSl ~ Black
soup wanted to the fun extent = receipts -.
Lima slow peas working out moderately iH,r
prices We quote: Beans. marrow. choice. Peg hId,
81 3O1$l 32i4 DO fair 10 good - luuSl - do ui"ium
choice 81 i7iz4sl %; do fair to good Hca$ Ia. do ea
choice 81 3OGs1 So fair good slG$l -; 10 white
kidney 81 3jq$i 20: black turtle soup e., yellow
eve 81 30dS 80 % lima California DQSl 32j green
peas 1891 barrels 7l2c % bags. 724c: % Scotch th
SOC; do bags Sc
BUTTER-Reoeipls for the week a little less ;han
last week hut trade has been dullcr and sock
accumulated IN nearly all Strictly fancy i.csh
creamery has sold fairly well and the quotation
mains At 23.c II Is possible that that figure would
shaded HTb.c II II were possible TO effect full clear
ance There is undertone az weakness which forehad
n decline next week. II the supply should be an
liberal Grades under fancy very dan and easy
June creamery has had much less demand ~ and
closes weak STATE dairy quiet but without quOta1lc
change. Receipts Of imitation creamery and factory
lirhf. ana while INC demand IL al urgent
prices fully maintained We quote: Creamery W,st-
err per H. 2ssc: frsts. sG22c. 10 thri =,
iifniAr; do State. fancy. &c
seconds. iiG19c; DO June ~,
ale. seconds 20 hrsts. GH 9isc; dairy lg6
tubs finest, c; 40 uss. lGnlsc; do thirds seconds
12ai5c. state dairy. hrkns fine 17IiSc. cd
iSIi Gc, imitation Creamery. hne GU1c do seconds
hsts i2G5c: factory. June. extras iac do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
SATURDAY. November 6-p. m.

Tho huving in to-day's stock market for new
long sneculatiye account was small There was
como buyinx by commission houses Tor GUS
,omers who were we'll enough provided with
fuods 70 protect themselves in case or another
brsak in prices but the average Spectator or
limited means was unwilling To operate Tor rear
81 further losses before higher prices could be
secured The principal buying was by profes-
sional operators to cover shorts ana 10 sinai
extent by arbitrage houses. As RUE the
marriott was very feverish and irregular y
strong opening was followed by vigorous ra'a'
which caused good sized reactions nut SUISSE
ouently prices again advanced. leaving Ia"'
quotations at slight fractional net gains III nIos'
issues Opinions differ widely on the i'n''eu'a'e
outlook for the market. and while there are
number OF people who apparently peIieNe ''''''
the break in prices has run It's course IL ia'se
body of conservative brokers are uh"i'ihe 10
believe that prices have reached the po'to'"'
Boardroom gossip is that the CUBAN s''ua'loh
as a market factor has not spent It's torce' anu
from Yesterdays violent fluctuations ms Inc
-, reasoning certainly seems impossible Of con-
tradiction No matter how remote the danger
or nossibilitv of a war between the United states
and Snain 81 long as the question remains rh-
settled. il will be an adverse market FACTOR or
at least be used such. The STOCK narhe'
is in a most sensitive condition II IS suscepu-
hIe to the siest kinds OF rumors Time VIII
effect a change in sentiment, but until that
change is accomplished It seems an un"iSS
no,icv for operators OF small means TO enter
into active speculation
The heaviest dealings to-day were III mo
usual speculative favorites. Sugar hennihs'
burlington Northern Pacific preferred ana 81
parI furnishing the chief activity. american
cn,ton Oil Consolidated Gas, Delaware anu
hudson Iacledc Gas Pacific Mail ana 81 LOUIS
and san Francisco second preferred made note,
worthy net gains The bank statement sho"eu
an unexpected decrease OF 81 90 6sn IN casn
holdings md an increase Of ST S3o.3Oo III loans.
"ronpes which possibly were connected with the
ITni1n Pacific payment Deposits lncreaSeo
~ COB 900 The result of all changes Was "a
decrnase in surplus reserve Of S3.EW'o'o "
sol ISI. 225. against Sli.Si0,4 400 this week year
ago and Sl9 26O.050 in the same time IN losy .
Prices for the last sales Of the principai actSe
stocks to-day. compared with the final ngures
of Yesterday. rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
TILE rnAnE ~ cIncAco

chicago No, ,sr., abb wheat Il, .l,y recovered ~
+, con-, = Frii,y's break May showing mo hcuor
,ivanc. There was "a slight narrowing = December
Mev ur.rere" - cents az she close. Tho first nc'n"
o,s thu ca,Ist Liverpool coming practically unchanged
which va, unexpected 20 vlrs u our Friday break
A. goi t.p She cables. Wa tho Onto crop report
=, mad. the winter wheat condition only 81 and the
ncr.as. T. ,e- cen, under hst year Th" OBI" and
Missouri reports for Novcmn"r both my rtant states
.f, "a sea.a'.lrlIy l.,.r start fr winter wheat. the
condition IN Missouri only g. 70 onto only o. and the
r., - per cent ard l. ier cont short in
The other compared with year IT, if>s trade
rsr, y.sc-ia,s short sellers wanted 20 cover So far
e, Va, apparent mo bl. poo. di nothing Clcnnnc"s
~ ,re la, We. $4,000 bushels "Braisf"ets' clear
snces f,r he week. $4,000 bushels g." York t. day
rel ,rt,i eighteen loads Tor export Toward ne close the
urgent shorts having covered. the large receipts began
T., have thoir effect A. primary points there were
2t5o,0 bushels against $500 bushels last year ~
the two Nor'hNescrn u.nt Los cars. against 10
wear ago Here there were igo ears. AGAINST 22 last
Tor an Increase In thr vAbie OF l5""n bushels Ih.r"
we,s q about 5rooUO bushels May wheat on the curb
rrn raHi,i half cen, from the low point n Friday
MAJ opened a. .9H. cents sold between 2WsHG'A and ~
cents and c"'rd A. 90 cent?. in" mp'',nn was vs.,
week $4,000 hush". .ho"'i som" ncre3 - t'aran'r'
trb.I Sow y.ik ,otorteI thirty Ave- loads ,r EXPORT.
char,rr. wee isoeo bushels There VIII ho moderate
CENTS his week b5 10000 bushels Arscnrnr shipments
nothing against 100000 bushels the same week last
oats werc firm. Thcr railv about the n
corn about ~ cent May -0ld ~ 2lA-p2ii cents and 40
- cents and closed BIS cents. Sew York rtci
10000 bushels sDl1 '1~ export There WIS fur ship
ping business about 10000 bushels Tn" inspection was
3os the o"ma" f'r NJ "lay. no S'ahoiJ clear
snc,~ for the twenty four hours go go h"ehols
There ought he fair decrease I'm local stocks ~ l't
5o"ooo bushels Country offerings ar" 'ad 10 he in
cio1-iug.
P.o,.,iyus were . stirisflll si"culIi'ey. They
have h.cn n that pha.c an wock TO- days prices
steady. The cneh demand kc,;s ~ we'll Hog rec'ipts
wcr~ liberal 1000 today. II "o estimated for Monday
and 10000 f'r next week. PORK k''t within laur"
II cents lard md ribs at p o. cents At no close
pork was cents Friday lard and rllg -,
over sentiment 1. mixed. HOG receipts o.
do With prices Tor the immediate future.
the curb puts" ga December wheat closed 90.
c.nts ''iuts'' on MAY VI.
DrA. cents calls D2is puts December corn
.';il cents; calls" 90 d26i, ccnte Puts'' On
MAJ corn were 20, H20 cents. &c ilT' 81 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

Liverpool, Nov. q. leo p. m.-ENchanRc- Closing
Whcat-So rcd Western wlncr duil at - ia. NJ |
rel Northern spring dull at Z 81 C,m-N american
mixed spot arm At 3s l-d. NDycmb.r steady Esd.
prccmhcr sleadf at - "a: January steady g. il.
flour-Si. lspns fancy winter firm - ta 81. Hop. at
I>rd.1 pacint CpasD hn T.. i5st5 b. i,Nt,,
Iada mess duli 81 ~ 81: prime mess iun ar 5G- b.
fork-Iriuc mess nnc Western duh ~ Is Dd, urln"
mess m"d!ur N'se.n ~ a. ijs. Hlms Short cu,. II
10 w., uuil Dos. l7clu Cumberland Ia
y: steady 80 81 I'll. bort rib - ~ H. 3Ts:
long clear nillrs git - - ~ steady u.s. long
clear miadles. heavy. a. tu - H.. steady
backs, 10 to - =. steadv OIL. n.Iies
Ia To - ~, duh at i2s. shouldc.s-Squarc. - ~
firm at 2as I'll lard-lrimc Western steady NJ - "a
hcese-Ams rcnn finest white ard coiored dun a ifs
TanW-Primc city steady al lSg CottOnseel -Iiyer-
pool refined duh l5s. Tuprntine steady at
eIs CT Rosin-Comnion steady at A. Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

5, no. common 81 75GS3 % choice lambs. $? %q>o O''
~ rnr,on >, cod lambs sinSi 20 veal calves s1rF'
81 Louis Nov. G-Cattle steady: iar % iaIS f and
shirrin- and @xpor steers - lJSJ -: dressed De-
but ieS So .Jns4 10 steers, ~ 'HSt 80" 'nteI and
q ppl -. sfockers and feeders. - hiff 10 49,
re-. -" q 20. ranrinp cows T0mS2 GO bulls So
50 90 TEXAS and Indian S2HoHst cows an. i,d
srs i0dS3 30. Hogs steady Heh' - native
80 i5IS3 10: heavy SO 'nfiS'' -" Sh'' trInrs
mltione SO 954Si % culls ana backs, H-tF'' '''
Kansas CIV Nov G-Catte steady. Hogs steady; naN
loo 81 ,T SO 81; packers - 35H$3 52l4; m 20 1H
81 20 lights 50 ioGS3 90 Workers, - "'srs' o. p7''
* 3jTS2 80: lambs. 50 jDffS5 30 . - -, .,,o
cattle market quiet ana weak Hogs iecepts 80 %
market sha le weaker Workers. good T. choc' % ~
81 g. roughs common To- good. - 3lpH3 90 PIGS comm
ia .holce S56S3 90 Shoop and nmts- f''ce
market fairly lambs. choice 70 eN "a - 1
81 So. culs 10 common 81 1jnSj sheep choice 10 Sc
lected wcthers, 81 50HSi 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
+ con,rac, prices follows:

coFFEE-European coffee market cables were better
than expected and market opened further
gain Of $40 points. Sales the call were 30
bags mp II 80 1850 bags the entire session
23OOo with the marke: finally firm advance
OF 1002 points. Sellers Local shorts
disposed bag there particular
manifested ethe: side II the The price
coffee selling naturally checks further
the short side while tho cul
and continued ul movement Il Brazilian co,es IN con
the indifference OF spot buyers equal
hesitation on thc part Of BUYERS. Specul1on frc
the local situation destitute
arrival Of steamer Newton. with 81 500
the cargo include 15O santos Bags Ni-ria
$40 bog lahia ira market for sJot brazilian
cofecs ruled steady a. unchanged prices with hod
ers ClntcndnG better prices there no quofaba
improvement: 40 Rio quoted 62c Tor invoice lots
parcels. The k-t for milo rlieJ
quiet but shade Scali,r. without quDtablc advance.
The rarge Of contract u,lces folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
OTHER MARKErs by TELrrRApH.

Chicago. Nov. GThere the usual scarcity 81 offer
ings which chaIacter!1'd ,ntile market saturday
The cate for sal" disIes.d Of
prict@ Quotations no" ru!, :pluNs. Good to extra
beetcs - C1fS1 20 medium grades. - lduSI ~ st1ckcIs
and feeders, - 0OMs4 80. calves good a,as;. bull.
and hcers. S2uS4. Texas steers 10 W,sl
ems 81 iOpsi 20 Trade IN hogs active prices ruling
about Be per 100 ID higher nan yesterday sales nj
extreme range ~ 81 3onS3 15 poorest u, n.
droyes 81 hogs the bulk ~ offerings selling Al
g. ~ 49, 20: PIGS sold chiefly ~, iEhf re
- sheep ana lambs af
Ia decline. sheep nof ~ 2j1>f 10 for natives arI
a. SaNsi - Tor range Hooks. while lambs -
Sins1 -. Jew going over % - n.re,ts-a'at,ie 3ao
head. hogs. 1900 head. sheep. 800 head
East Liberty. Nov. cattle steady. IA
bulls. ags and S2dS3 90 Hogs aciive and higher
best medium weights and prime Workers 81: common ~
for ioiHes md PIES s. g0rS3 o. heavy hogs 81 SDa
81 90 roughs 81 l5Qs3 S. sheep steady choice 81 eOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York November q, $50
CoTTON-The talk Of Var with Spain while II in'iu-
enced grain market failed make any impression
either one way other at The Cotton ENchaISe'
steady at advance Of lq2 p
due to a better class 81 English cable news than had
been expected Immediately following the hst cal, now"
ever market began TO weaken; lqudaueh SCI
IN because outside speculative interest was slac ana
promise of support FOR the large movement l.,i
receipts for the mex rev weeks
Selling arrested by predictions of frost III me COTTON
belt, particularly the Mississippi Nae' Inc MARKER
was finally cuei and steady at net advance 3 60, l.
point decline NJ Points witt sales ~ 80 tuo
bales spot duh AMI unchanged; mhihg uplah's'
&c: rniddling Gulf 6i,c sales. a. bales. an SPINNING
''The Chronicle" makes up the statistical position on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

The same authority weather report that
rains have during ;ha week just ended and
marketing Of crops has suffered some interrupt As
sight thus this j. less
which sight for The period
in is9 there considerable interest IN the future
mcnt which will determine the influence Of the yello"
fever quarantine receipts. The crop II 1924 approx
mated bales With the movement thus far This
II movement II The corresponding time
claiming that the bears not JUST
fed IN big crop predictions.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
Quiet. bales speculation and export. !do
American COO receipts. = coo American. 5000. m,!-
dine urard> 3'd. Futures st,ady at unchanged quota
lions closed steady lsa1 pohN advance January
February. 31Ub: February March 3lls; March April
3l1ls5. Anri MAY al3s; May-June, 3lib: June July.
3i5h july August 3l6b. August september 3l1v; Noven
Der 2loi,- November December 3l0'zs December Jan
uar, 3luh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

fLuuR AND MEAL-The hour market was gui,t bur
IRON ytserIsys basis .'i II ,aluel Sprs rs,snis qaoS
s sg$ 80 GpCT s n a. G4>' e 3 "6er %g
sse5a9 O. extra No 2 winter s. ioqs35o. no s,ade.;
1f O. o" sss $50 6 as' 50 d a e
MApD 0 %s%rfia sne sn GSg a. as fine
yellow 7o075c; coarse, 5aQG2c ~. .FEED-steady; -
s3; %' c1 H. mddiar i7S rye 81 Sd5c
ins.. IN bulk 73c buckwi eat grain 27@4oc, New
OF buliish character WIN steady advance prices
which closed the market 3s@ HIGHER than last night T,ad
foresn uyine az 'he opening Foreign markets instead
Comparatively hrm al &c advance To "a net decline. and
thus acted Of the chief Inspirations 70 bun opera
tons during the early forenoon Private French advees
wsr n nc ,o a9a ep3G IN Sc 9s
rumos liberal export current sut
ssquenb justified by business footing about 10 loads
and had more or less effect in aiding tie general conf
slport,nce Ohio report
Of ,hc week hows m increase Of about 800 600 bush
over last week Clcarances as reported from day day
there has been slight in aour
siderable difference Of opinion has arisen North
western movement. some authorities predicting that it
viii continue large and others among hem Psbury. de
los cas against 775 las, wear For the week re
az snicars Year ago Estiraie. % wSr ot S ~, s, %S
Of 1000 on Monday The greatest strength locally
failure Of Western clique traders break market
previous best point N the DAY prices easei on naconaly
10 97Ikc Dccembe- O'Clock Included among 10
days export business 81 900 bush No wheat
100 coo bush Manitoba. 1900 bush spring wheat 900
bush winter and 5000 bush unaaded. Quotations 0
n ~ follows: red / hard
Manitoba. 81 ora No | Northern Duluth Bgs.c. No
Northern New York 9s9.c No Northern Dunth 973sc
No hard Kansas. 9>Ssc No hard Duluth. 81 O2es ~
2 hard New-York. sS'sc .CoRN-operatons in corn
a moderate scale all the forenoon at "A higher
level of prices influenced by strength in wheat partial I'D
OF "a in Liverpool futures and smaller clrot II,
ccp,s than expected Early gossip ininated another
export trade but the advance evil
IDENTIFY affected demand for only 72 900 bush were re-
ported. The Oh State said that
poorly. The interior movement for shows
decrease OF about 6S 900 hush while a.
neialiy Isored are about 10000 bush ahead 30 corn
closed 35sc and futures 4T%sc higher
On the curb the market dull AT ~ ecembo.
49,. .OATSFew buyers appeared he oats market to
day and quotations on htsi
with the other markets Final prices &c higher than
last night In the cash department took
bush. including GooOO bush No . white: 30 900 bush No
clipped. and 5000 bush No mixed Interior receipts
for the week about the last while sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

board cloar4nccs have nceas,ed 4 m1n 2 ~ x g'
gt,,c' =. ~ missed pa nc. tack white. .6H"lc
TVEr Market dull 10 Western. i9c bIlSl..
~ 4 V-os,.,r, -a,.c Huif'i ...... HAltLE1 MARKET
crYn. o,ocd at 2sc hid { i;uHao.