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WHAT He Cor WITH HIS OATMEAL-A frm of
san francisco grocers has been accustomed to
put, at night, the money from the days sales in
sack and hide II In the oatmeal barrel The other
morning small boy called early for some oat-
meal ana one OF The drm served him, giving him
the san Francisco newspapers nave been printing
advertisements Offering q hber,l reward TO tue
counts the boy hadn't called.
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AnEnIcAx s.nruALlss a A KMe,s FAxoRrr1.

AMERICAN sPnruALIsTs ~ KNEES FAvoRrrR-
The Neueste NGchrtchten, OF Munich, publishes
q sensational article IN relation 70 WurtemberR
court scandals. It denounces the favorftlsm shown
by the King OF Wurtemberg 70 three Americana
who, Il says, By means OF spirtualism have gained
an enormous Influence over the Invalid monarch.
which they are using for blackmatllng purpoesa
II says that one Of them, who was formerly SEC
rotary In the American Legation % stuttgart, has
rocontly boon onnObled.
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SsAscrs AreskSTISe BUKDKNs-In the French
chsmDef o. deputies yesterday baron sOuOeyran
sestso tAst The enormous proportions OF the public
~. oem4noed reductions IN the golernment
Eess ssa ese sac % state railways. N. Roche,
IcDofter On tss budget committee declared that
Lse ef1escisais we're exaggerated IL was NOT
french exDeBdlt1res alone that were increasfn0
All tn9 EdfOpean budgets were auQmepllng ~.
Appeared 20 the patriotism Of the cnamber IL pass
The co06et. n. k0eBe's speech vas 9rretsd IN
enee5s an tes ssets ~ Pensnster. Of the rixnt
ssder the questions Of toe revision OF the eonsai
tuffoo and tbe Suppression Of Tire concoraaf Il
taDse QDDoen4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

MISS WILLARD OUT FOE FmKE-At the W. c. +.
U. convention, In New York. yesterday, q sensa.
ton was caused by the appearance In the conven.
ton OF Prof samuel DckIe, OF the national execu.
tive committee OF the prohibition party, who ten
dered an invitation 70 Miss Frances L. Willard,
member Of the prohibition executive COMMITTEES,
Miss willard made the blow At the nop.parttsans
all the more telling by promptly accepting the in.
v1taLton and declaring that Immediately after the
convention she will begin active work for the pro-
Mbitton ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

Tho forty second annual meeting OF the Amer.
can Missionary Association was begun In Provi.
oence, r. /, Tuesday afternoon. Delegates ana
teprelentattve cisrgyman nom al pafts ct the
country Wogo present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

MURDERED Hrs WIFE IN CHURcH.-Jackson Emer-
son entered the Pilgrims Rest church at Fulton,
MO-, Monday night, and, without Q word or warn
Ing, drew q revolver and fred at his wife, Nina,
missing her. A second shot entered the back OF
woman fell over dead. The congregation STAN.
peded, and the minister jumped out OF o second
story window. Emerson Is In Jail, and here are
cOlored.
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EDUCATIONAL

A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES Pupils
"A 'nsi' or In 'n.l e' NJ Il fYR SBfkNax AN.
selo.3mo AZ sanden 3 stayman'A sS4 + II. nv.
DROE. .sHELDoNy DANCING ACADEMY NOW
8 s61YS and sxTGSpIik Gu or send for cree S
lar.. 1904 Of No. su23-sm
ERENCH RAPIDLY MASTERED By TIE BEST
y OF ~ methodas nanely; The good common
sense a. LARRoQUE, the only native A. NJ. here. Of
modem lansuases. V05 lstS ST nv sa2s-2m.
A NkW nLUsTRATKp CIRCULAR
ssMITHEN G. sHoRTLEDoE's MEDIA pa, AcApE-
MY FOR BOYS sent fres sels-t,al
SPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEOE THREE EN.
~ tire noorA National Bank the Republic Building
corner 9TH anG sta Five street lines
the door, Institution established 1854. bu.
mes education that qualities young men and women for
The business coursr embrAces Spencer Raptd Writ
ing, Orthography the English Language Correspond
ence Rapid Clcu atoms adapted 70 every
variety of business Business Practice Vocal and Phyx
cal CULTURE oy the Delsarte system Ciyics including
trsiningfoE citizenship Moral and soci. Culture ee
ments Of Political Economy and Coml Law: Coinl.
Geography. Tuition fees: Year scholarship day ses-
monthly instalments Of sl0 each. s70 By the quar-
ter. ten weeks payable on enterins $50. Nieht
courses Departments for stsnoera phy ftman Short
hand, Typewrittng and the Grsphophone; Practical
English Branches; Delsarte school Of EXPRESSION
Write or call for illustrated annual announcement
School year besins Monday, Sept 8 College open
srrangements on and after Monday Aug. "a. HENRY
vice-Principal I. GARFIELD sPENCEk secre-
tary. aul3
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A PHILADELPHIA HMIRzzIR1 CAuopr-R n W.,
ton, Of Philadelphia, VINO was arrested In Ricn-
mond Monday on telegram from Chief or ne
tectivce wood, declines 70 return 70 Philadelnhts
without reQuisition, ana has bean remande9 sor
ten days 70 await the neceosary procoedinSs
walton y aocueed Of emoes1iement In fhfadelnSia'
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SPECIALTIES.

u bow lon6 standing, spsedAly su,ea LSsesnset
S.sss 80 b. s ~ e eSs e D.. z
the ksseun,l o1AOs and ssssd6ns% SoA Seh g e.:
RI MtcTalc TTsSz .anMIssI ca srecs s1 Z
A.sSsa i.sae.iA fss.lE.s vsss9e: II q -,
MI. Dry fsols 0ssslSsa1l. 0oIa g stesV
&c ~ ~ b. D. &. SzS4Akb. 6ss:sss spssssi,ss
1915 .: az eclz-lm
DA 49, ~. ~! g ':7 ~! e ES,sA !.
g. kssa s-ls. -. sssAv 49, - "a
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III KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL,
1915 SUNDERLAND Place, South Of Dupont Circle.
New year begins OCTOBER /. 1SSS sell Pm
CCHOOL OF MUSIC. ESTABLISHED 1871
Church Orxan, assuring most rapid proSresa Church
orgau for practice. THEO INGALLS, KING. Principal
se4-3m
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FINANCIAL
PROFESSIONAL.

NINE BROoKE TELLS ALL THE VENTS OF
Nx LIFE All business conhdsntial Ladies and rem
tielnsn 90 cent? each eos strset betWssn 1th aud
oen stree0 nortnNest se24-ows
m AID. T. ARDENNK. THE CELEBRATED PALH-
N1ist ana ClAirvoyant can Nve you your exact LIE
chart. and 70 bar Gttsrs their names full IeIls
no~ 70 nod the Affection Of husband lover and how
70 win the one yon love. An business conndsnual
nv Y se a y. Come and be convinced. sel2-2ms
Nv ALkING MADE EASY; HANDS BEAUTIFlED.
soS Soss1n Snir9p1d,sss; Boston price az \. KENI
feet skiully treated. Lady and gentleman ope ators
ewsys IA steendAncs AAnicuring 55c. Satisfaction
PkOF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAi r
voyent Assrologer and spiritual Medium Born
with second sight and veil. livery hidden mystery
reyealed- kecOvers lost stolen properly. FINDS
hidden treasursA Gives lucky Lumbsra Gauss spsoy
msrr.sss brinxs separated together. 0ives succsss
" ousaneee. hemoves al family troubles aud evil
iSAnsnosa Cure: sickner dis.ppon,ed b. enorss
vince the lnoot skeptcal Stranger from other
Wu save time aud disappo1ntment by calling ON tbs
only genuine clairvoysnt IN this ctty, bs sucoseds
where ~ othsrs fsil and sdverus only Whist be O.
do. 6atungl 60c lue-readinx b. mail on rece1pe q
81 Mama lock Of haar date birth Aoun y " q
open sundays from % y. N
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Twelve men have been sentenced 20 sax montha
With hard labor, In Wicklow iail nor oonsuirsnS -
compel farmer - loave his farm.
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PROPOSALS.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 81 1888
siHALFFSsf fLkyES Z n for furnishing i loei:
ana materials fSr me Industrial Del artment Of Howard
mixers supple; ana timers feolsl: The right %
nishsd on Application. ONCE hour; sto Ies am. -.
oco3-4t treasurer.
ndor:e fSs Msssas ToS
only at the Bureau OF Provisons and cioihins
a anu. 1853
opened immediately thereafter the presence Of bid
g. for ns The At the sr hcss Yard
shapers r.di,l drill presses. inch double gesred
wheel diyidink machine. :nd SnpIsI s.ldsn hIter:
ansny Of lamS.r metals hsydMaT Paints sHis &c lie
bids decided by lot 1hese articles must pass the
respective at the and SSr
folk Navy Yards for specifications forms Of Offer and
proposals must be made in dupiicste on the proper
blank forms aud nlied out e Indicated BY the blank
JAMES aaIs ,FTLToN. Fsym.s'sf General .. s Navy.
llFFICE OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ TON. d. C.. October 20 lSSS-sesled Froposa 3
g dT
nishins tMsy Fire hydfant., hsrenalter enumerated
and all other information. apply At this ONCE. The
5 WM w E Ess AND ~ sa
w. RAYMOND. Commissioner. d. @. oc22-6t
HowAkD UNIVERSITY. OCTOBER 10 1888
III PROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING
sealed proposals for bath tubs and viii
be received by the undersigned until FRIDAY Octo-
Der 70 1883. at HALF-PASr ELEVEN O'CLOCK A
N. Particulars Furnished on application. The right
to reject any Or all bids Is reserved
Office hours, TO 1880 an
ocl9-6t J. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER TO- 1883
III PROPOSALS FOX TIN ROOFING
SoS k III
~. 1888 LOT furnishing msterial and putting tin
less) Particulars furnished Application The right
to reject any all bids is reserved.
Once hours, 3 to 10 80 am.
ocl96t J. b JOHNSON Treasurer.
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NRY XANDER,
Teacher Of Piano and Theory,
Studio. 300 10Th st NV

Mr. HENRY xANDER
All Teacher Of Piano and Theory
Studios s26 18TH St NV. oc6-1m.
TINE COLUMBIAN UNIvERsITY-THE CORCO-
Which meet in the evening are open to both For
information about the courses in ALGEBRA, Geometry
t. % ~ s
DAINTlNG DRAINING IN CRAYoN AND CHAR
coal taught by MISS L CANFIELD Terms, So
per month. studio. S21 1lth st NV. Send for cir
cular. se29-lms
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST.
vsfs Var
FSk 1DIy SoEMA+ TEAININd
sHssh e PYIss Circle
M ARTYNs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE AND
~ Of ts .nd @
he largest and most oommodious building in the city
pcssion coIoRsD staaenss not misss FIR FkAScs
g MARTYN. President: Q. K URNEk A NJ G. Z.
DNEILIE TAYLOR. Terms s3 per month; three
lessons week. Special classes for children satur-
day; Sl.5O per month Studio $50 H st W. ocl-lm
ST. JOINS COLLEGE OIL T6h AMNAroILs MD LIGHT
permitted to board in clubs, II desired. Terms very
given e SoSs 70 sbs
versity. the Military Naval schools Of the Gov.
For catalogues sddrss. frssiasns THOMAS FILL.
EnEhs0sEl l IS SstS T T., ANA
select Classical and Msthsn.sic:i school for Young
Begin. IT. H:R iss 'aaosDAr szpr.1
and
ss tr and
se29-6m CHAS 81. YOUNG. Prtncipsl
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MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
hoo. l1o4. HOG. 11le Ms. and 1lcs 11mst
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRIA
Fourteenth year opens WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Sd
Der 4th. for reception Of day pupils.
se5-2m 8 Mrs z J. sOMERs Principal
1928 l5rH ST.
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LADIES GOODS.

GEoReK WHITE,
LADIES' TAILOR
Hss removed from lloe st. 70 his new buildine
ITO st. two door above. oc2a St.
CoMETHINd NEW. : IMITATION LEsTHlh
Wal Poeksts Mat. etc Rrs,,y dur ,,, and cnsss
AZ sG sS 4, 81 4 ssssss sSs = s
SUPERFLUoUs HAIR DESTROYED. LEAVING
Ono trace By my electric peenle proccss endorssd ey
city. Eee@icsi tsessmsni for isaiss md ceildrsn
oclo-Im' MRS. DIX GA skIEi. 1871 o ., nv
IYoR THE LADiEs-sEAL GARMENTS ALTERED
p.,rs and repaired NUTS to 0ssu .r Il fy rssss re-
GOBLIN. 1901 P-nusyivani. ave. Dsvi. BUILDING.
pEEss &, SHELLS ARE s, TIE BEL s, MANI
sod by al issdins drysSods houses y Sg ,I,
MIE Nj. j. P..xDI
1909 y St nv. MN. Hunta,
fINk FRENCH HAIR GOODS
Aspec,.i .-,ection IN sAELL. AMBER and DULL
JET ORNAMENTS.
H.ir Dressed and Banss shingled- su3l-2m.
SEAL SKIN GARMENTS
ALL STYLES MADE TO ORDER.
FINE TURs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. NuFFs
BoAS TRIMMINGS. &C.
Old garments redyed and altered by the
Misses CUNNINGHAM
s23 = st n ". second noor.
CUhTAINsi CURTAINsi cURTAINsi LACEs.
~ Ausnnsi Done up equal 70 new.
MhR GENEsTE
se4-2ms 30 18th Il nv second door
ERENCH DYEIN0, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
INC EsTABIisHMENT, 12o5 New York ava
frst-class ladies' and oents work Of every descrip
ton ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCh- formerly
with A Fischer and Mason friese. Paris JAIL ~
A MON FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB
ALlsHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 300 q st NV
Ladies' and Gents Garments VI all kinds Cleaned and
Dyed without being ripped Ladies' Evening Dresses
speciality. Thirty -nye years experience. Prices
moderate. Gooas called for and delivered sl4
A LLwooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPEn
<Adyed sooI anourlng back
A. FISCHER
e14 e06 q st n
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fAs Csssa0saas - - 0mpusa
Prom ~ wsshinssss Boa Ss.sszy - ia
We congrasslas Fss ssAa q ssUsa psosses
q. nssSss tsn~ ~asss asUUO~ sAss
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1928 l5rH ST..

The MISSES KERR's School for Young rHdss ana
Little Girls viii open WEDNESDAY, SEPT 20. Ac-
commodaaons for almited number Of Boarding Pu-
pills se2 ON
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

Does it look like vision Of prosperity
with our cities filled with thousands
Of sewing women making shirts at 8
cents each, and other garments at like
rates, earning barely enough to en-
able them to live in the most foul ten
ements that are reeking with
fever and health destroying germs
Does it look like vision Of prosperity
to see small manufacturing cities with
half dozen millionaires and thous-
ands working for a bare existence =?
Does it look like prosperity to see in ali
the centers Of commerce Of this young
nation the hollow cheek of hunger
jostling against crime at the portals OF
the mansion of the hundred-mil)ion-
aire? JOHN WATERUos.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OXFORD HoTEL-R Egan, Los Angeles; 4
II Phillips, San Francisco; SD Baldwin, 81
Louis. Mo; Z B Dana, New York; G W
Reeves, Tomona, Cal; w Turner, Chicago
Frank G Evans, Pomona; Bannister
Long Beach; 7 G Hoffman, r NJ Tripp, New
York; DR. G Fisher and wife, Kansas CITY
J Dickson, wife and child, Marysville, Cal
r NJ Ryan, Pomona; c F Mohler, Bar
stow; Hartell, San Berndrdino; Mrs
E Swift. three children and maid, Cleve
land, Ohio.
ST. CHARLES H0TEL.-Wm Hamilton, Cal;
w Sarber, do; F NJ Kuhl, The Needles
w E Miller, Cal; P Gill, San Francisco: G W
Richardson, Cal; Col Giant. do; r Foster
Thos Roche, do Armstrong, do; Martin
Steele, do; VIM Steele, do; I C Thrasher
Santa Barbara; w Walsh, Eureka, Nev
II Bartlett, Compton; Poyorena, Los
Nietos; J T Richardson, Cal; q
Sharp, do; G G Edwards, Lancster
ST. CHARLEs.-w Davis, Geo Hainer
San Gabriel G w Gray, Chicago; Charles
Crousr, r G Hutchison, San Diego; H A
Argyle, Cal; Thos Keely, New York: II A
Reed, A D Rowell, San Bernardino; RR Nc.
KAY, DAILY, Redondo Beach; Thos Roche,
Cal; w r Rogers, w A Ducoe, Fl Vaughn
San Bernardino; H E Hanson, A P DUNLAP
San Francisco; A w Chamberg, N Cleer, San
Diego; Pollarp, 4 Connor, Jr, San Ga
bTie1.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
PROTECTION.
How IL Affects she Farmer and
LabOrer.

HOW ~ A1IeCtD tm6 t0fmoH ana
LabOrer.
EDITORS HERALD: The fetch Of
party is great drawback to reform.
There are mechanics and other in
telligent men in this city out of
employment that are Republicans,
who, if you ask why they 90 not vote
for tariff reform, will boast of always
having been Republicans, and will
not believe in free trade arguments.
At the same time, they know that
the Republican party is now the
champion tool Of the various monop-
olies that are taxing the people; but
the party leaders tell them that pro-
lection is a good thing, and they be-
lieve it. The only argument the
workingmen ever use is that they
don't want to bring labor in this
country to the condition of
that of Europe. They don't
seem to realize that it is already
down to that condition, and in
many places in the East is in worse
condition. 1t has been reduced 10
that condition by the fariff. Why
should man serve q MASTER that has
abused him? Why should the work
| ing man vote for a system that taxes
them and helps to keep them in an
| industrial slavery? The Republican
! party has served its mission and now
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
PROPOSALS.

NHE SAN FEANANDO LAND AND
j. Building Association will receive bids
for the erection of two-sttry frame build
which can be seen at the office II the Porter
Land and Water Company, In San Fernsn-
do, Cal. All bids to be opened at q regular
meeting of the Board of Directors ON May
9Th, 1883, at O'Clock P. NJ. The assoois-
ton reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. WIN. Il. WILSON. Sec'y.
my6-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

uals to think and act alike, even
though they be editors, doctors or
lawyers. Therefore consider before
you cast your vote 1ashly, whether
you are, or are not occupying the
position Of the man who cut off his
nose to spite his face. Thankfully
yours, Jos. MEssMER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
Redondo Beach.

Parties desiring lots at this magnificent
place, should bear in mind that the time
for purchasing lots in even numbered
blocks at half price, will expire soon. The
great number of solid, permanent improve
ments that are now going on there, insures
great advances In the value of lots in
very short time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
NOtiCe 10 CTe1ifOJS.

ESTATE OF FRANCOIS FRAPPER, DE-
~ ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, executors Of the estate of Fran
co.'s Frapper, deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice, to
the said executors, at the office of Gage 4
Robarts, attorneys-at-law, rooms /, and g.
Wilcox Block, 40 North Spring street, Los
Angeles City, that being the place for the
Of the business of said estate, In
the county Of Los Angeles.
Dated this 9Th day Of April, A. d. 1888.
CAYETANO APABLASA,
MARY FRAPPER,
a6-fr-6t Executors of said estate
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD
Published By the Abstract and
Title Insurance Company Of
Los Angeles.
BATuRDAYs May D, 1855
coNyEYANCEs.

Joseph W Sallee and Matte Sallee to
to Thomas B Nesbit-15.927 acs In Ro San
Jose and "a int In property described bk "a
D l9 of deeds; $45, 600.
w 8 Marshall and Ellen P March all to
Joseph w Sallee-16 scs in Ro San Jose and
81 acs of property described in BIZ "a p 10
Of deeds; $4,000.
John L Overton and Mary e Overton to
Joseph w Sallee-W 103z acs oil 16 &C trt
described biz l34 p 269 of deeds; Gil 500.
Milton D Painter to John A Buchanan
of blk Q, Painter & Ball tract Pasadena;
$1165.
Caspar Thomas Hopkins to Charles Coll
mer-Lot IL blk 2 ohvewood sub Pasadena
1900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
Grain Market.

Grain Market.
DOMESTIC.
SAN Francisco, May 5.-wheat-weaker.
Buyer '68, $1.59H per GENITAL.
Barley-Irregular. Buyer season, 94c
per Genial; buyer 'sS, LII.
Corn-$1. .35@1 .3719.
CHICAGO, May 81 Pm close-Wheat-
Easy. Cash, Size. per bushel June, s2ssc. /;
July, S3aSc.
COrn-Steady. Cash, 57szc per bushel;
Oats-Easy. Cash, 335Sc. per bushel;
June, 32ssc.; July, 32]5c.
Rye-Nominal
Barley-Nothing doing.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Wheat- Quiet; hold
ers offer freely.
Corn-Firm; demand fair. New mixed
western, S. Cd. per GENITAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by G. F. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

WALLER .. mhLlChs CeCy
STOCK EXCHANGE REVIEW.
New YORK, May 5.-The stock market
was again moderately active but feverish
and generally weak to-day, and after many
fluctuations within narrow range the prices
are lower in most of the list.
Government bonds were quiet and stead
Pc ro1eum was neglected, the big traders do
ing nothing, while the smaller ones seemed
afraid to scalp on either side. Petroleum
exchange opening, 66l4c.; highest, S61sc,;
lowest, So19e.; closi og,- Soc. Stock exchange
opening, 663sc.; highest, s6ssc; lowest,
s51sc; closing, S6c. Total sales, 372, 600
barrels.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, May 5.-Money on call easy
at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G6c.
Sterling exchange 81. .86L for sixty day
bills; 81 88 for demand.
Bar silver, 9211c.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The weekly bank
statement shows a reserve increase of
W. ,O53, 900 The banks now hold $1s, 1856.
600 in excess Of the legal rule.
SAN FRANCISCO, May g. Silver bars,
9Z093c. per ounce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

Barnett & Co., only Wholesale cigar and
tobacco house in the city, corner of Los
Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. Sold by C. F. Heinzeman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

SHILOH's CURE will Immediately re
heye Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

"HACKMETACK," lasting and frac
rant perfume. Price rs and so cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
Live stock Market.

Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO. May s. = Cattle : Receipts,
1000. Low and easier. Steers, IS 9O(D4 rs
stockers and feeders, $2.4O03.75; Texas
steers, 325G4.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Strong and shade
higher. Mixed, $5.4O(05 10; heavy, 1856
05.sO; light, SIS 3505.65.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Steady Wooled,
$5. .50G6 SO; shorn, $4.0095. 90; western,
$5O096.5713; Texans, $4.0O@6.00.
General Harkess.
NEW YORK, May 5.-sugar-Qui and
steady; refined quiet.
Copper-Easier. Lake, $1O.5O.
Lead-Steady. Domestic, $4.60.
Tin-Quiet. Straits, $21.5O; others un-
Ooffec-spot, fair Rio quiet. options very
quiet. May, $12.OO; June, $Ii. .65@1l. 10:
July, 81 / .OO@11 .05; August, $40. .4O(01O. so;
September, $10.10; october, $40. .OO@10.O5; !;
November, $40 05.
CHICAGO, May 5.-whisky, S1.15.
Porss,,sta5ong. Cash, $14.15; June. Sl4.2o;
Laidastsady. Cash, SO is; June. $s17,S;
Rs; aRoaders SSdias 7s@e. 90: short clear, 81. eS
@s.00; short ribs, $3.50.
London Wool sales.
LONDON, May 5.-The wool sales closed
to-day. A hrmness was maintained, although
competition was less keen, owing to thin
attendance. Closing prices compared with
closing prices of last series show good
greasy advanced "a, good secured
I'd and Id and inferior greasy
and secured In many cases I'd.
About 33s,O bales were offered. About
131 900 were sold to home buyers and ISO,
900 for export. including 1900 for Amer
forward To-day's sales, 2, 900 bales.
victoris--Scoured, 1s@1s. sgd; greasy,
Sd OILS. I'd.
New South wales-4, 900 bales. Secured,
Sd. OILS. I'D; greasy, Sd OLD.
Queensland-50O bales. Secured, locks
and pieces, 9d.@1s.: greasy, d.@S1Sd.
South Australia, 200 bales. Secured
locks and pieces, 10Hd@1s; greasy, I'd
@S1<d.
South Auetralia-1, 200 bales. Secured
locks and pieces, 1015d@1s; greasy, 41Sd
New zealand-3, 100 bales. Secured, I'D
01s. 5d.l5; greasy, sd.01s I'D.
Cape 81 Good Hope and Natal-20O
bales. Secured, 9d.@1s. I'd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
nTMNAuY

Number of transfers above $1,000 each, 53
Total amount Of consideration, $259,416
Number of transfers under 81 600 each, So
Total amount of consideration, 800, ,73O
Transfers for Q nominal consideration, Is.
Aggregate of days transfers, $3.50, 1872.
iNoTE.-Transfers of which the considera-
sion Is less than $1,000 are not published in
the ahnve lfatl