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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

HEMP AND JljTE-Ths market was very quiet. With
prces sim more or legs nominal The foreign inarHe,s
are also que Local quotations were as i19~s Mxnl,t
hemp SPOT 7i.c: Xxx and thpmert. 1QIbc: XSAS
,hpnen United Kingdom. nominal: sisal spot nag
6I.c: shipment 6h d6Ac; jute spot. r. D. norninal.
iut. shipment NJ doubl. triangle and equal &c iute
,hlpmen r. b. . 3Ac: Jute butts spot. paper quaity'
i.c lutte butts shipment 9oc. jue butts mixing ana bag
nominal ~ Ma.
wIth demand moderate and prices without important
change. Prices follow: California lst7e; selected IN
bond Natamoras. l5i9c: Truxlo loc. orinoco Io''ci
Tampico i5isc: Bogota. hkgiec: Central American;
l5isr Vera cruz I5c Puerto Cabeilo, la Dusyra ana
caracas IGc Payta lac; Tobacco ~ 1c Rio Hsche dry
AID pcled. 13ac Por-au-Platte. lflc; Galveston Jog
IGi,c San Antonio and LAREDO iGalIc. Paya and Pro-
greco lie, Maranham ard Pern,mbueo. he Bahia ,l c
uaracano lit7c: Savanilla- Matamoas and Texas l2c
citv slaughter native steers iltqltc: butt brands 700
Ioi.c. side brands aisc; bulls 3d9tc lo9lO,.e
country slaughter native steers. 0.o; all COW, s%c
LEATHER--There was steady but quiet market for
leather Exporters moderate buyers and the home
trade was disposed take only SINAI, lots to cover
Immediate wants Prices quoted as follows: Hem
lock non-acid selection l9d2lc seconds bh92oc
thirds. i7aisc: acid. nrs selection loi.g2i nc seconds
Igq2Citc; thirds i7,dIs7c. rejects. Nnnl6c' union
light backs. 23c middle backs, 2s92ee; middle heavy
seconds heavy 2Gq2Ic thirts ?+M:oc; light BACKS
COW seconds. &c: bellies l6tgl6:e Sak-drssed
backs 32d33c: seconds 30Q3ic thirds. csd2sc belies
iT1Qisc betting butts. 32a35c. Texas oak cole zZuIoe
MFTAIS--The metal market continues TO show very
little but rules generally steady win prices
in some shade higher. Despite the f,ct tna
demand slack holders Of lead and speter were dsposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N.n-Ynrk sentemher -. isas

NtV-Y0rk. September y, IFs'-
COFFFE-The bull crowd took ths Initiative tns NOM
try In the cooe market and succeeded IN srHdng SON.
tho smaller and N advancing pt'oes ~
points. News hand averaged IN favor o' Ne ~
crowd hut this ciass a. traders were not nc'a 70 40
10 their already heavy accumulation % snort interest U
believed - - hed ana
present prices down point which led - * ~
csuii-n The c1enine arm with prices IN nAh.~i
to points higher. While trading was not ~ any 80
particularly active. tendency % the mainet was
st.aalv inward during the forenoon and early afte
with the close s,cadv net unclaimed prices 10 ~
points advance. cables from Europe rene TED 'Ipp.s
dull markets with the srhest chanFe a. eith" ma
or Hamburg prices throughout the see n ~ ito a
Santos ,hr feeling fairly steady. but ihe stNat ~
generally lacked the 81 -h;est change Bazlon Ie,t
ehou. fuiHieh estimate and clearances were lgh
The demand for spot coffee locally was hsnt even IN
ccn~cssions of - granted IN all giaI"s
,,duc-ior basis OF &c fcr in"oi' .'
no NJ / About the only bull factor vas a mliHen m
r.asn in dsrih,ion from American warehouse ye-~T
DAYS deliveries reaching over 3oVo tesr aOoU' TWO
thirds OF which taken by Arouoke BROS -, =. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-York. September 20 1895
81 sbss :r. disposed Of. Of
changed hand, 20 100 10 About s. cars
steady Dressed beef demand at 7,.eshe pc,
70 for commo no prime native sides Ls,, s1nr
sioG pc. cables s%S'sd
$50 cattle. equally didsd between shaSsrs SON
schwarzschd su1hergsC also about 5000 Guar.ejs
Co o's and 1l Ii. .'' took saU SHsTe;.
Liverpool LOCO quarters Tor Ea.tmans Company,
cAEvEsRe' eipfs today JOS head all for the
ns fs T To choice ss xes sold O' 81 .
ct sss si'f ps
s dressed and bssr% .a S.r.s. 8. 50
100 10; DO. ~ 10 s. Is. do. 1870 10. at S. do
lat: 1..,. H%' sio'ss5 s;1 = 2 a. 81 ~
H H. Hollis: veals. 49, 10. at s. 80; "fed' calves
sHH;EP AID LAMBs-Receipts to-day "a .,
1.7ss head. and including the stale stock there we're II
2 cars at sixte,h-st sheep were in fair ier1and and
prime stock hrmer. :ambs quie, and steady Two and
were sod at s4asi 60 per 100 n; good lambs
dressed lambs 7aoc and selected carcasses reached
as GO r. at $50 TO Do. s. n at s: 90 g Kentucky
~ Fl 8, r. !: 8 % s 9 an g.
do. N. 81 Is: 40 Virginia sheep. 95 10 at 81 %
Newton Co.: $50 West Virginia lambs. GO N. at - 20
% DO. g. No. at IS co. 81 West Virginia sheep 70 10
a %.
n. Collins les Western sheep. 1o5 10. at sac
!. r. Hume Bro. date yesterday: los Pennsylvania
lambs "a ~ p, IS 3d.
HoGs-Recepts to-day were IS cars or 236 head 10
GLIDING ~ head for the market. Feeling firm, and dea
quoted common 10 prime hogs NJ 81 coast 80 per M
choice State pigs a. 81 CO. dressed steady Al
4a5c per 10 for heavy weights 5c for medium do: sac
for light hogs including pigs
Sales-J X. Hume & Brother date Yesterday; state
pigs 20 ID al 81 60 100 10 IS state hogs. ia o a.
s. 90 ~ do 81 10. 80 do lS5 n, at 81 40 81
do 1876 n. at 81 20; 4 roughs. go 10, at 81 As
A. W Lamb date yesterday lj State hogs 13' 10. e.
n So do 1853 NJ 81 80: ~ do 1875 ~ at 81 so Il do
222 10. al 81 -; roughs. $40 n. at 81 30
H. r. Hollis date Yesterday; State pigs 30 10. o.
81 go hogs IA ~ 81 so; 1i5 do. t6 10 al
81 As rough. go ~ at 81 So do. 232 10 at 50 4s
Judd & CO.: ~ Western hogs. 1866 10. at 81 40.
rough. 40 n a. 50 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 20-The supply OF cattle was large for
Tuesday but the demand better and cattle that were
quality rather slow in finding purchasers and prices
such cOnsgnments weak. with sales largely oc
under the best time last week Native beef steers sold
0dSi - for the lots up 10 20 OqS5 30
Tor strictly choice shipping beeve the greater
part offerings crossing the scales at 9on$o %
Fed sold 81 1895 90 prime lots aver
feeder trade very good and stock heer. averag
inx at little 700 n high 81 30 Calves were
active steady prices. with fair supply About 3ooo
cattle were received. and there was a
demand but prices were 5dlOc lower IN many
INSTANCES Trade in hogs slower than usual ana
prices ruled weak sales averaging &c lower man yeser
the lo 10 best hogs. bulk of the offerings
selling at 81 s5Gsi good many litte pigs sold at
1888 30 with heavier pigs at 81 4oas3 10 Inc nes
was very unsatisfactory for sellers There was fsr
genera, demand Tor sheep ana lambs the better class
selling At steady prices Will ohs5s wsae 80 fS como sna
mon lots UP TO 81 25ds+ so for good to prime noeks
Western range sheep were wanted at * g.ds4 A. tor
the noores 10 the best lambs bringing 81 .oG
s. IS Choice uative ian Be were again scarce heeeps
Cattle 800 head: hogs 1000 sheep y 900 % c.,,,.
Cincinnati sert e0-Hors easy at SO lads4 TO- catue
dull AZ 50 G0qs4 s. Sheep steady at s2as4 Is Lambs
Burao Sept. 20-Catle-Thcic were two loads on me
There we're no calves here. but win m.ferss N
aulry the ,eeaE easy on ne sass OF e. oot =. %
fr choice to extra. and sIgs7 20 for good 70 'n
Lads hnt the accumulation or IS loads made heavy
market tary seefy Choice = eva s,s
lamb. we're ouo.abe e. tos5 90 good 70 choice soN
e. 20. cor1r1on n fair 81 jo6sj Shsep mixed choice
EXTRA 2Tns, 80: good 70 choice <dsi % con',t
fair s?0c3 80 Hogs-The market was 90 en3u , w Sar
Hssvy ~er. ouotsbe $. ''as 90 medium s, lf9
a. -, .,ss fe-a rras.ers s3W0si TO- There was
a fair cle france and the close about steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
,,. .,s sale. gross receipts s2i3 exports eoas'wi's

ceips 7.45S rales: gross receap's o'-"' '-'S
9io. sales l 500: stock c4os - a..
Galveston Sept, 20 co,tGn .,snsy; siec receipts
: eo- bales: sales . is2. stock 'leo3
Baltimore sep, 2oCot,on nominal m ,s .s re-
low miidlng 55-i6c: good Culinary 'ii-i'S' s "
ce,pts no bales: stock. 2Vs ,,,
savannah Sept 2oCotton quiet ans sasy m.u, ors:
4'sc: low middlns o-loe' reeeipSS; oo 500 o'e''
Memphis Sept. 2O--Cotton easy; mdd,ing. onei Ie~
uiddng ii-i6c good ordinary nominal: net reospS'
lO1O bales; gross rece'p's' 4'4i'' '"'"''''' 49, ~
1000. stock i9V'o' ~
St Louis Sept. 20 Cotton nominal; mlddlins s-icc
lou r,tdal,nr Is l6c good ordinary. s-loc net 10
CENTS 37s bales gross receipts, 1857; shipments 49,
sto'k q g05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

CoTroN-The cotton market opened with something
e bul flourish closed with bears holding The bet
90, nos,tIon In sympathy with better feeling al Liver
nool and with port receipts promising 10 fall considerably
o,o rediciios bears the market opened at an ad-
vance OF 2q4 points. Covering by shorts few ouylng
rdcra from abroad and investment demand sent prices
.nraraI ,nn,, higher the gain supplanied
% sch, net loss with buyers OF the first hour conspc-
80 as sellers Reports that perfect weather conditions
nrevaied in nearly all sections OF the cotton bet that
piLing vas RAPIDLY progressing from the Csronas 10
be, damage by and shedding were Lessen
and that holders OF spot cotton we're accepting lower
~. All led 10 selling and Inspired further accuWuh
nn q, short accounts Shorts were inclined TO prOcee!
eary in the afternoon inasmuch as runor mad
r,e.tIv bureau report would be less favor
able than generally expected The receipt of ,hIs blas
NJ, hnwcvcr Indicated quite marked change foT me
better In the situation in the cotton be dnfns W.
D.. ,, f.l Gat influence. the trade refusing
week, .rch -,ock in It's The market closed
r.Iv .,eady at a less OF l04 points, ,.., =,
dav waa as follows 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

spo, cotton IN local market cd ;o ufss e up
and nna sse Tor n,dang Gulf 4, e1mraea VIZ. @n
Of 10 bss, spS eo9n r In IN
markets idStins 20 our Exchange follows New
CREAM 9gSsn, sne $50 o, hsl, EASY iG
Gn lover sales ioO bales savannah quiet and ea.y
4nc' -, ,ws, .ales 30 bales Wilmington quiet 90.
ssitims<. nominal Augdsts quiet . 'sei 10y
Memphis easy SIC 600 bale. Ressps a. q. SIT GOO
~ 900 bsles against s+43 bales actual last wn
To-morrow's receipts AZ
$3.50 bales ,ss' OG 10 49, 800 bales. against eosl
wee , ss.' x.ek and is 34o bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 20,--3:45 p. n--Exchsnse-cos'n66-.
Wheat--Spot No 2 red Western winter steady. % 100;
No red Northern eprns nominal C9rn-Spos-sAm.ssrd:
October firm So 2kd: December nrm. 30 sad. Iieur-
s., Louis fancy winter steady IS Sd Hope a.
du ess Cd; prime mess duh. SIS ed. Pork.Prims mes
as Cd Hams~sh5rt cut i4ai6 10. steady S5s Bacon -
,mheriand cut 80 10 steady, $685. short rip ~ %
- n stsady Ss 6 long clear mddee light IS to Ss 10
steady sos cd: long clear nIddles heavy. 20 70 70 10
cissr belize. il to 10 10 n sss ca shoulder.-s9uare
IL 10 IL dull 2ts lArd-Prims western aJ 20 49,
sos TaliowPrme city steady We Coson ,s. al al,
YIyerpool refined steady. los. Iupent!ns-Spttu ua>
22r Cd RoeIn-common steady. u 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

,,y.,co,l Sent 20 D. m-Cotton--spot-Fair de-
mand: prices steady: American middIng s,iss The
sale, Of 10000 bales, OF which iovp ~eto
Tor speculation and export. and included o. zoo bales
American. Receipts. 1900 bales including ,Vo baiss
American Futures opened quiet. with moderate do
mand and closed quiet but steady. American mdd,ns
4-s.d buyers: oct,'er and November. a8:a3 3-ttd
sellers November and pecemser i-Gtas $50 sesr rG
FeSruary l-64G3 e-6id sellers February and march,
and Nav 8 4-64d sellers: May and June +6ag3 500
huyers. June and July. SOFAS o-84d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Norfolk Sept c0--Cotton easy. mIddlins, ohc; low
mddns 1910: good ordinary 4hc receips ef' oaies
exports cosstwise. 272; sales. 1871; stock. AoH
N.w-orieans Sept. 2O-cotton quiet: mddng l-loc;
low middling &ii-iec good ordinary S-lec; net ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Sept, 90 -Flour-Receipts. t.2Q hols steady.
clears straight So 25Qst2I winter DO 50 i"qst
Ccrn-Recepts 49, $40 bush, - al, steamer yellow
37sc No 2 371.c oats-Receipt. IL, $50 bush: seady
fancy 32Q32isc and 3, 2',3 l3oc MIlNeed 9u;et
bran spring sis ~. winter. Sl5 so midnss sls 23g
sl6 so. Red Dos doug SIS Butter firm Northern, 10
2i4 western 2ohe, imitation. l5al6e lsdFs lac
Cheese steady. Northern. 71GS'sc' Western '1sse.
Buffalo Sept 20-Sprng whea, unsettled: No North
ern sro, 73c C T. winter wheat. good aIu!ry: No :
red iOc bid No white. SO asked Corn quiet prices
hold steady 80 . yellow 3ii,c. No yellow, 3tci No
yellow 33'.c No corn, 33hc 10 corn 3Sg So Z; e.
oats strong 30 white. 2G1262c No white. 23c; No
hit. 3t.: NO ? mixed 23c: No mixed 22c. Barley;
nothing doing Rye quiet No .. on track Sic. Canal
FIRE ghts steady. Flour steady.
Chicago Sept 2o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat. No. .: Opening. Highest. Lowest CLOSING
September -. s5aG5i. G6h 81 CO S,a
December ..... .G2is iG.A, 3.863, s?h go
May ............ otJotS W.
Corn. No. 2:
September ...... cots g2oA, 2osQ29, 29i7 2s~f2S.s
December ...... 2cis goa. 2gst Ut 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

ADVERTISEMENTS ard stssTp'ens 70. ahs JrSun:
81 ,,or North of sis-st until o'clock p M advertise
ments received at the following o,snch eyt sb
on ga al l52 dth-aye i2th-st Mseys o,h-avs
vi 4 Columbus-aye. near Mest oo'n -, ~"
ws., tsi-s near c,hays e2 Es.t r.ssi s sss
49, hev.seo 76th and 7''h SITS LOS 81 ave- neN
SIsts, 7Os lst-sve near ss,hst COZ so nsH
5., 3s-aye 20 Bleecker-st. go bissss sT-sn'
nos "a no East 79-s, 1921 3d-aNe 2oo- ID ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

Cash quotations vera as follows Flour hrrn' .Sa .
s ssns: no x fT% B. @i.c No white 23hs2see
prime ,imo;6y seed 81 2oqs2 g.rk per h SS
E:2:gss 2I3 lar: BASS eF. dry ' sSsd shoulders
ss, s,aes ,9se short clear sides boxed s. gag
IS whky sss nnsnsa So.s Per saI ha Prod
vcs Exchange ioiay the butter market was seaay
Srsameres iscac: dares. lisai7e cheese STEADY 10
she, eggs firm. l3'Iplic' 49, ~. ,
r.s asc Corn easter: NO mixed 3of a5le Oats Arm
mixed ; sS f Esn F' Sia%ery &C. Ohio tgiso
dairy. lie. Sugar steady Eggs h'n' al i'' O"e'''
firm. >...
es va northern Goc December sc Rye steady
ave s,..
p.Ssmssr GSaSo.c Nay 90 No hard SI.e No
Scfhs e's No q SSTsss o5 . s pssn
50 So ,rrt clears 81 7ods2 80 Bran in bulk s'as7 %
Philadelphia sept 2ewhsa! firm and arm higher So
mixed september Sig3thc oats duh and weak No =
white csdcsiac. No white hgst'e 30 ,sd Iu,,sr
nrm and in good demand fancy Western ereames 2lc'
% prints &c Esss % .sd &c DO sou,hWest.rn iSs
heese rm and &c higher NewYork full cream fancy m
SIZE DO tar to choice a'e Flour Ss"Hfo $500 bis ana
900 sack wheat 80 900 bush corn 100 600 bush Ses
5000 bush shipments; Wheat 1000 bush corn ]''ooo
bush: oats 1900 bush.
ST Louis Sept. 9-Flcur unehansed; s Wsnest-Spot
higher 10 red cash elevator and ,rae so9l9s seq.
,emseS, Sae 0 d. cor~spo, steady; No cash esic
spismbs 2 BID Desenber ?s SS BID ,,c Mag. H
sepienber' 22s.s22he bid: December. 2iSc bid: May
az pS No Tn s, u isse dairy
isa1fisc. Egss lower. l2isc. JOSS of
Ts SEPT 30, psssnb ssAe sss " 3D. 10 Corn saA snf
s,spsdT; 10 mixei sOsc. oats quiet steady: No
is Rye s, eas o % s g.
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
DED D LINE.

DED D LINE.
~ For La Guayra. Puerto caoeiio curacao ano A~~
.,,N, via Gu acaO-Ca also at Porte RICO.
@s'0N' " From Robtrts Pier Brooklyn. 49,. o.
\ pELPHIA. .Sh,uruay. Ce.:
These steamers have superior ACCOMMODATIONS 'or pa
sengerA BotLroN BLISS & pALLErr.
General Managers. 135 Front st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
,.n.n, thus far this season has been as

Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day com
rarea with the cay last week and las, year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
NAVAL. STORES.

Their. was fair trade in spirits urpertlne to-day entn
here and az the South the basis ~ i's' prees
erin. WITH holders eve,
conservative IDEAS Rosin 81. but s'esiy 'aF
ard pitch inactive and unchansed Quotatlcrs nlnw'
TAR-Rcgulnrs 81 IS: OIL bbls. 81 ~ GSs'o'
PITCH-Sl ~ ,.,.o
epiPiTs TI-RPFNTINF;-5Iis T'32c. ,,
ROSIN-Cor,rncn 10 gord strained, 81 3ogkl 80; r.
81 -: p. q: > 81 q II 81 20 - 49, n - w. ~
STOCK.
Rosln ~ rs bo,s
Spirits turpent!ne. 100 Stis
A'NS- 4N'
Savannah. sept. :o-spirits turrenine h,T, ~ ~.
1 s30 hbs: receipts 523T bbs quote: a. -. G. D. 81;
+: 81 05 +. 81 Is. c. 81 30: H. 81 rs ! -. f. FL az
n a. 10. \ 81 %: " G SOC: " ". 81 l5QS2 10. 49,.
charleston sept oTurpentne market firm 2sa-S = :
wiin ns:5u sep. .o-Sp-i,s turpenilne hrn. 20 9
SOC recep,s 1903 casks. Rosn hrm, $lQs oo receipts
col bbls Crude turpertine firm, 81 10 - 90 ana u w.
receipts 10 bols. Tar hrm, 81 30; receptt -sh dds
London sept 70. -Turpentine-SpFts. rs I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

o,ree rarke, nuiet: No Rio. 1925. exc hange.
- rece,nts two days 2iOc0 bags; cleared Tor me
United States. 1000; cleared Tor Europe '"'' e'0"
439 , &. -. ,,uov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

r,orsg, coffee Santo~-CoNee market t'ea1y
- Gage santos 1850: receipts two days 31Vo bags
60 s7s 900 bas. Hamburg Coffee market or.ep WI
e,ovn. :, "a n m net unchanged; sales. 1000 bags
uarrs%corec market opened barely steaay ana un
Changed al II m Guie, and unchanged az p. m az
- s,,chsneed closed unchanged; total safes o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW YORK
,,.sbfi tours 10 Point Comfort, Norfolk. Newpors
SaUs pstersbu.g Portsmouth. P.lners Point kenmond,
vrgina beach Va. ard Wasing'on - @ AnS
$500 except Saturday at p 81. and Saturday ~
Up. 81. rDr,- VIZ. pr..., ana Traffic Mgr.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-12-03
THE STOCK MARKET.

The improvement in mining stocks continued,
though it was very slight.
Local securities were quiet and devoid OF es-
pecial feature
The annual meeting OF the Ophir Mining
Company has been called for December q.
The annual meeting of the Andes Mining
Company has been called for December 10.
The Mead Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany has declared a quarterly dividend at the
rate of 10 per cent 40 per cent per annum,
payable Immediately.
The annual meeting of the Pacific Gas I'm
provement Company has been called for De-
fcember 10.
Central Pacific series "A bonds (s29s5. Oo0),
maturing December /. will not be paid at
present, but interest will be paid semi annu-
ally at 5 per cent on the principal
The Occidental Consolidated assessment of
10 cents per share will be delinquent in the
companys office to-day.
The November sal on the Bond Exchange
were $685. $50 in bonds, against 1856, 600 in No
vember 1897 and As, 495 shares of stock, against
% 433 The sales for the first eleven months of
the year were SO. 499, 600 in bonds against So :
297, 600, and 462.S54 shares Of stock, against
265, 0S6.
The Alaska Packers Association has declared
the sixtieth consecutive monthly dividend OF
rs cents per share covering unbrokenly the
term of five years. The dividend Will be paid
on the 18th.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-12-03
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

n MARY c Gassy sS street G poa
'N Fremont mi G. Bordner to Jacob Goldberg. lot
on Sc corner of California and Buchanan
estate Estate of ]. Alfonso CART (by, trustee and
Francisco D. CART and as trustee) to Rudolph
and Charles Whesler lot on
street sire W ss:s by n 127:s1k; f2s.o
u Sf Mebste 9t " q BY n SIS So street '
Theodore and Hattie Frolich to Charles Katz,
sc on q line Ss 9t S ss ST. OF FRED
Michael and Ann Gurra1 to s3r Alice 81, key lot
Eleventh. Ct mM s% $685. q NV S. NE 5ss Sc
Mary A Pendergast to John Psnd de lot
Second en n IN. n 80 o. by E 122:s; gift. -
Sarah Mcguire to Daniel Kelleher lot on W
j. T. and Terrlla v: Wright to 1 Joseph D;
e eaec i sSen on Sc S s. By s ks'
Edward and Fanny ,ra 81 paps street re a SIS
OF william lila = and NJ Catherine Eide to william Eide
Jr lot on NE corner q bpna aha
'i IFS. s sa:5T. VI iis:sN: $40.
Same to same. lot on corner Of T hi se
1853 80. along Creek Lane thence along Mission
street 4O727. to beginning: $40.
sixteenth and Valencia streets. n SO, W IS,
Ii. W A, S 100, 1902; $40.
street 2s5: 3 of Sanchez Il % by 100; So
Sam Same to same, lot on line Of Noe street
rs of Fifteenth, 100. E sl:1 ,s: s sW STA
Home Mutual Building and Loan Assoeia-
ton to William r. Thompson. lot on line
Of Hill street. 16S E of Noe 20 by ia
Michael and Ann Curran to Thomas E. Cur.
ran lot on NE corner of Tventy-fifth and
Capp streets, Z go by So; gift.
R. H. and Mary p, Plant to John Spence
enteenth, S 24S by 2 125: So
Michael and Ann Curran to Annie M. Schulz
/ lot on w corner of Mission street and Sc line
| of lands of Southern Pacific Railroad also
s01:s N Of Twenty-ffth Ill, w 117:6 N $685.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-12-03
PETER M'GLADE is
IN The LAWS HANDS
CAUGHT AT DEFINING, NEW MEX
ICO, YESTERDAY.
Travelled Under the Name of w. B.
Russell-Chief Lees Will Swear
to a Complaint This
Morning.

Peter McGlade is in the hands Of the
law. A deputy sheriff at Deming. New
Mexico, interrupted the flight southwark
of the defaulting deputy at an early hour
yesterday morning and Immediately COM
municated with the Police Department in
this city. McGlade was travelling under
the assumed name of w. B. Russell, and it
was only through the precise description
sent out on Thursday by Chief Leees that
the Deming authorities were enabled to
catch their man.
Detective Thomas Gibson has been de-
tailed on the case and when Chief Lees
swears to a complaint this morning will
probably leave for Deming to bring back
the prisoner.
Yesterday afternoon the Chief wired Nc
Glade at Deming il he would come back
into the jurisdiction of this State without
the formality of extradition papers, but
up to late hour last night no reply had
however, that they have no doubt that he
will return without making any trouble
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-12-03

IT M tired of your domineering
) ways and I won't sweep the floor
again." was the remark that
precipitated a bloody encounter
between Mrs. Kate Bennett, the
keeper of lodging house at 3O315
= Suffer street, and James Morris, her
! porter, night clerk and general util
| ity man. about noon yesterday.
Mrs. Bennett was in bed when
Morris went into her room and
swept 1t. She declared that the work
= was done in a slovenly way, and
+ insisted that Morris sweep the floor
4 over again He threw down his
' broom and made the remark quot
Y ed. Then there was trouble.
\ Morris account of what followed
4 is that Mrs. Bennett Jumped out OF
= bed. seized a water pitcher and at
y tempted to strike him with It, He
4 grappled with her and took the
' pitcher from her She rushed out of
4 the. room and locked him in. In
1 about ten minutes she returned and
' unlocking the door said: Now you
+ can go and pack up your things and
l. quit" He went out of the room,
and as soon as his back was to
= Mrs. Bennett she struck him vio-
J. lent blow on the top OF the head
' with a beer bottle. Morris collapsed
and Mrs Bennett walked away
y When he recovered his senses blood
, was running down his cheeks and
? onto his shirt.
\ Morris staggered to his feet and
rushed out of the house in search
of a policeman. He caused a scare
= on Suffer and Kearny streets by ms
A bloody appearance, and 1t was not
until he reached the corner of Mar
\ ket and Third. streets that he en-
4 countered Policeman Jordan. He
4 4