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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05


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Ths gross pssfc deot q tne Douafnlon 0f
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tn-a a. Ans sn1 " 80
A ealing C.ns.il<n ns~4~p~ ecnpislns
thas sas pespss q sictosiA. nri1sa Oofsnoa-.
hAvs ~fslssa iE.s ne bad h-ias OF eeor2t-
ing Fhs so4Ttn sf July iA<essa % DoAlAsSa
Day.
A big bloodhound sstscksd lively game
e0ck N yard a. Columbia, Pa, = rs~ dAys
ago, and not only gos ee@Ssns oat Rad ths
sgnt q bath EYES Destroyed oy tns fowls
spurs
Al Farli.A .uirit medium claims % have
pasd a visit 20 the pl.nst Mars. Sss ssys
thzs me Inhabitants or that planet are greas
ensIaeers, that they are II large, powerful
phYS4ae. and tnaa tno naen are very hand
sons
The Lstegt fsshiou IN Partisan nsckwear h
u mott a lar0s IL ornsn,nted with plaids
aad White so.Sts IL /, wori, tied Ia an inn
naenss bo< knot. which exts1ds almost 70 the
wsarsrs shoulders
IL a alleged that rscently IN Eagpors.
India, . boy Of Is was offered a sacrifice 70
/ the KoSls. IN aceordancs with . sapersti,ica
that human sacri0oss caused bountiful
harvest The head was severed from the
BODY ana offered 10 = goddess, while the body
was rendered u q god
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/ - t.-,. q. ns--.,wt- .~.~,1ratSv ar .
pert HIS object VIII % to ascertain the
results u their continued vrssarvats with
q view co the resumption u lSalng
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The young women VINO nt tof the ngure In
the pno'ogrspas rom "nlcn good faSnion
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

The cEsrina Of Russia Is an expert fy
caster.
The sister Of Keats, the poet. is living
at Madrid.
Mrs. John Sherman Is devot ed student
Of horticulture.
Mrs Langtry Is said 20 have won So, 900
on the races recently.
Ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain is an accom-
plished instrumentalist
Miss Anna Dickinson win take an active
part in the presidential campaign
Queen Victoria has purchased for $780,
900 the Villa PAmisri at Florence
Mrs. Ada Iangvorthy Collier ventured
upon her first novel at the ago Of IL
Miss Adelaide Thompson. OF Philadei-
phia. Is 90 years old and worth 8. .0o0. .0O0
Mrs. Rebecca s Pollard Kate Har-
ringtsn'0 began her rhyming career at 9
years
Queen Victoria hes givsn GO 20 tho
Temporary Home for Lost and Starving
Dogs a. Battersea-
Tbs At Empress Victoria talks Of do
mating large portion of her dowry to
German charitable work.
The queen Of Rournania says man and
wife should never cease 70 do little
c0urting. no matter how old they may be.
The queen Of Rounania has invited
Gounod and Alphcnss Daudet to PASS a
few weeks st the Chateau Of Pelesch as
her guests.
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts. who Is said
% be about TO marty the Earl of Arran.
the impoverished proprietor OF vast estates
N Ireland. il but little over 80 She has
5000 COO in her own right aud the in
come or s. COG. coo besides.
There are fh-re American ladies' who
arr not obliged 20 skip over - the post
efscs for stamps every tine they write a
letter. Mrs. Polk Mrs. Garfield and Mrs..
Grant are the fortunatet three. the govern
Hent having given them the franking
privilege.
Mrs. Harriet ian> Johnston. who vas
the lady 81 TIE White House thirty
years s<o has h-en visiting Wheatlaoi.
President Bttrhsna1s Old Lancaster
county estate now used as truck farm
Mrs. Johnston IS % pass the summer at
Rye Bsscb. n IT.
IN psneI over ths 6rsplacs of The
grand saloon q John StetsOu's new steam
yscht Ssppairs = set the name of the
Yacht IA EeaBiise saprhkres Zach lsfkar
II two inches Ia leugrh- n al thsrs ar.
laS sapphirss. averaging two rsrsts each.
r. tie nan,e This rare ernblazoniag WA
the gifs Of Boston friend
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
STATE POLITICS

TIE P~ohibitionists Of F0w'ervills vii
have q pole raising sui mass meeting.
August ~. afternoon aud evening.
II. Augustus Strsksr. Of Detroit i weary
Of poiffcs and warm because he fact of his
citizenship Pas oesn questioned. ne wss
born n the karoadoss out says ns has been
nstarah .s,i
Fl Governor John P. 81. Jshn vii speak
in Michigan. September Is and slso October
- i6 snd G AZ What points is NOT yet set
ted. Probably On the 18th Of Ssrtennher
there ~ he a grsnd mass meeting on the
Issad Fsrx q orion.
Chairman Collins. Of the Wavns county
Republican Cou1mittse. ssys that Repuhi-
caos in Detroit incline saor@ ard osors ~
ths opiniou that the nstionsl struggle vii
aot ee question OF men, but az the tsrif.
and fesl encouraged a. TIE outlook IN -
trcit, - he employees n fictories srs dis
cussing tie poins ard are IN .aros of pro-
farffnn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

A n-s whs Lived - ss< Has o~a
ERlt@RA-


ERlt~DA
!. Hs &epztnsnts q tie Uns.s1 States
goEernzsak are Es44sts ascorsus ykzses
carried - WITH solsEnlty 2zG &xztsy,
a2d Ess glyea - sse1ass nsxsrtheAsss.
sosaetAing occurred - the psasio8 or1es
aot loag 2s0 ~hlcA saAkes o2s VISA be<-
ens sers shys y % II filn yussice-no-
eody elss eoala-sGt SAL n 1. too god -
Lose es1rireiy
fbs usual ~srk Was going on IN one Of
ths recz4s. ~aea sua3erly . sognd u
banPing and thanpfag became aaef6ls.
s1.d thsa struggling tksagzsg iErrsn-
G1ar a0sss a. n sscfl0E4 II = stone w.-l
~sre trying u ~4lk upstairs and foaad II
needed mere ioists rAzn ka1 been sxp-
possa Il grew ie1dsx z24 Loader. snx
Vas onpSnis1 sacs IA . wsIs wssA .
faint soona % voice demonstrating. ss
Il tbs stsns wall took it hard sla wasted
20 give It up. Il drew ne~r~x and
thea stopped outside ths dsox With .
nnl camp sne thunp. and ssrs - IN
1mphS1t grunt fron the soesmpsz ysaS
voiceL Thaa he door sHsns1 snd . nAa
WITH sweat sI~n4ang On hs fsr~hssa,
throwing the doox vsSs open. sngsnssrel
with another series Of thnaps . large
tat white stone around IN front ef the -
toniShsd clerk and sid 's1heref- Ia tn
umphznt tones. 's'rherel now perh %
you u believe me- ! hrought you papers
and aracayits no end. and you wouldn't
believe them Psrhsps you'll believe this
when you SO hts tombstone There you
read II. Sacred % the memory Of =
s.. Erected by his bereaved widow.
Ills Tombstone IS here before your eyes 20
prove he's dead. aud now perhaps you II
believe it, and he sat down and wiped
his forehead
The astonished clerk read the epitaph,
bat without the crestfallen air the al
vancer Of tombstoaes expected A gieam
OF smile appeared around his eyes and
a. the corners of hs mouth He turned
70 man sitting near. a man with dam
aged looking face. and with clothes the
worse for wear. and = lame leg done up in
frowsy way with coarse bandsges-
We'd. | wouldn't a-thought it Of Sarah
Jane. and he smote his other leg with Q
fat haad. bristling with hairs Il mus,
say it's handsome Ia her-all the same.
I'm glad amt under t. 'Taint often q
man reads his own epitaph" and he
turned 10 the other who had brought II
IN. with a rough grin. an appreciation Of
the scene coming over him
! "You-you meant TO leave her-you
amt deadf" stammered the other
II amt half dead. n / meant to leave
| her till heard she was gettin pension
on my merits, n | couldn't stand that.
She a-rolhng in luxury and me . hard
workin man I've como back to roll. too.
/ or else stop her fun"
The advancer Of tombstones arose and
/ prepared to withdraw with his strong
! proof.
''0f al the mean men"-and he paused.
unable TO think of any parallel, and Q
thought occurred to him. You'll b1
wAntin this some time; hadn't you bsseei
take it against the need"
But the dAmagS6 man waved n away
The date would DO wrong "-WaShing.
ton Letter to the Independent
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Touth-Tvs got sons poetry here I'd
Ike - have you look over.
Editor-Yes. siF. have you got you1
license With you2
! Youth-My Hoeuse'
Editor-Tez Jour poetic hrens-
Touth--N-u-1o. I did1t know I bad
% have one.
Esiifor-Ts never hsok ever snT poetrT
vithout frsf sesing 20. pets hcszss.
Goot zsr-TT1<
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

The lste<f nc~e'fr a 80 tennis Is~- T. /.
wae-i~i sshle The inventlou ssturslv fol-
is~-6 she fsshics sf ssrvinx 20 ard srv7,--
tbsng H<hs - -sf - sse plsF-~v sfs~r q f.~
gsrses had s>-n pisv-6 p rrs tb~ tsfnzs
nec-s<<r- fsr th- c1-sstcn - - As~u -.
qsii~-d 80 wsiser - naak- ~-~.l rfpx -
t~p-n sb- brp>s .nsi tie avn wA . -.
-szoa hst see trfp ss nr-~~S.ry Tee vphics.
haz -a>>ss shcrs tae siz- - th--. -s k-k-
carrlags Th~r srs ussss - rs-eg. ~-th rsb.
ser sir.s hks 10 ~seras - hr~r-ls
sasckle snriars rszs skcws - -h~-s~ - <-xe
psre rerssae-'la- z7T. p--hans 80 f.es -
t3--~ ard hsaf isrge he t~sv = r,a.se q
eiss-r pepfsr u.zche. polssed bir-h. o.x O.
rssascanT 70 slit he ssx-s q tks hufv-r. .-d
tss prsre vsr1es fross 81 - IS. Ts~~ sr-
zuporr>s fr-r- EazlAes Kew Tsrk sss-.
srssa et~saara aS@T = lsxans iss issA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
RECENT RUMOR.

A UNIrrB STATES man -ofwar was sold in
the Brooklyn navy yard few days ago for
ten dollars.
ARGoSrA, Kan, under its woman mayor,
has only had two cases on its police docket
in the past year.
A COMPANY with a capital of 100000 has
been organized for the purpose of tunnelins
the Detroit river al Detroit
IN two years the Chicago Baseball Club
has made more money from selling players
than its capital stock amounts 10.
IT Is reported that agents of the Mormon
church have recently purchased 400, ,0oc
acres of land in the State of chihuahua,
Mexico.
THERE are said to be more than hundred
colored men in Washington whoRre worth
E25, 900 or over. Fred Douglass has q for
tune Of over $500, 900.
BUFFALO is about to construct driveway
along the banks Of Niagara River to Niagara
Falls, distance Of twenty seven miles. II
Is TO be paved the entire distance.
A PARTY Of Southern gentlemen have
bought several thousand acres of land near
Macon, Ga, and will convert it into game
park. II is already well stocked with deer.
LNcN lOIh VCftus 1d, thBabCa c1
special police court reporters, for a series
of articles, Rev. T. De Witt Tslmage, Henry
George, Julian Hawthorne. Marian Har-
land, Rev. Father Ducey, Daniel Dougherty
and, perhaps, Colonel Robert @. Ingersoll,
to picture the quality Of justice dispensed
in the justice shops OF New York City.
Mr. p T. BArNun recently bought a plot
Of land one hundred feet square at Gilbert
and Main streets. Bridgeport, Conn, and
has announced that he Will erect on this site
q ten-story building fer the exclusive use OF
the Bridgeport Scientific Society and the
Fairfcld County Historical Socisty, and
that he viii present TO tho bodies, jointly,
an absolute title 70 the property. The cost
Of the laod and building wall be about tive
hundred thousand dollars.
", A LYMAN Of Milford, Conn, Is max.
ing the smallest possible specimen Of an en-
CINE. IL viii be made with q silver hall
dollar. The boiler IL 70 hold about eight
drops Of water, but with four drops the en-
Rine can be worked several minutes When
finished II is 20 be placed under . glass case
three quarters Of an inch In diameter and
one-eiFht in height Some OF the parts will
be so fine and delicate that they can not be
made with out the use of magpifylng glass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
The Sprague
Electric Motor,
SUPPLIED BY THE
Edison LlghtC Co.
OF THIS CITY,
OF THIS CITY,

is the most desirable form Of
power which has ever been
offered 90 the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company TO operate II Is
the only current guaranteeing
sbsol1tc safety TO the life of the
user. All persons in need OF
power for the running Of elevsf-
ors, ventilstors, or for any pur-
pose ~hsteve,, can be supplied ~
power, II desired. Information given
and esiiusfeS fySnisheo or applies
tion 70 the Edison Compsnfs Central
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

frst crntrart ursd~ h7 ta- sr>ss tr.Ssd s-rn.,
kIa Fachef vita the Gv-n1e- fhezrrs
~ss tos1zat fcr IT, sss1 - Ilo frazcS Tte
srzsgsrs~ ~ss fsr 8 90 frsrcs = v-s- frora
fST - f~1S The s7tlste wss - recrf~- 81
ssSit5cs IS Zoo frznc~ $50 Tssr. ar5 r. bs
s7~@d r.as--stl- rr-sffc~- Ma PnrheI
-ss e. ttef sln@ miner. I~o rsarx ars
the zns ncts ~zs ssia for &c frsncs cs-Ozc.
q Wsez
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Ceiiicula the grs,f ssn8rnf r-u,-,7~ sns
s.ir -esfnres. Cura ~ Ssin Rezutspr. !
Eps,i ess ~ =. = n.alch .eSs xrace A routa M
zlcw sn az sEer 9tce. secured aT Cnfak ne
Ne have fe~ cefsies ~. Wal Goes cu,
Na a. Noaroe-sA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

C.1ss-H ooSs ssrssrxrils FFects-
pure hlooS. 81 hunoTs c1rsd. s0oo sppe-
It's. healthy 1iesstior. 10 cTsp@ps.s- nrsin
refrs<hsd. whois sgsts- eGlh ~ s1d
sfr@r = -e~e6 Try if
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Caller 10 Bobby)-Your mamma tells
ne. Bobby, you are all going to Saratoga
for the summer.
Bobby enthusiastically Yes; and
Uncle James writes that l can feed the
ducks and chickens, and ride old Dobbin
to water, and hunt hens eggs, and play in
the barn al | want to.-New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Year sttsntsor a - - - ouT sreeasl 80
~ t3 - ssoes Tkss ssie irci7ess soz8e a
tss hest goods formerly sod ~ frozn 8 81
- 500 usr
Ccss sszly s@fors gzes az broken.
a HER3Ln 4 Co.
g hozrse-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Ncthsnx bui praise hor Prrwsr ss4nasrvs
ssd ssosas Fstsnt kis,srs r~~ sli -as
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

FThis Hss : harnisbsd ~ ". r. scribuer,
So estate apaler S. pssrl ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL METRoFoE, Santa Catalina Island
Mrs Capt HoOley. Mrs Maud Hoo]ey, Mr
Blanch HoOley. Miss Mary Kingsbury. Mr.
Peel bles. Miss Davenport, N ihs d Waple-
Miss F Wapler, Long Beach; Mrs Elder, Mr
Davis, Mrs E A Given, Fred Cowley an(
wife, F Long and wife, A Sumner, Ber
Swing, Los Angeles; W K Dennis, Denver
Col; II A Bryan, G N Bryan, Chicago; R !
Mcknight. Kansas City; A A Brooks. Boston
s Bundy, ,Thos Green, D E Bundy,J JHunek
man, Miss Fauberther, Pasadena; A H
Atkinson and wife, Garden City, Mo; K c
King, Quincy; John Matthew, Iowa; G A
Lasch. LINCOLN, Neb.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL NJ Engle, Joseph
Bolyer, Monrovia: A Stanley and wife
San Diego; oliver Taylor, VIM NJ Richter
George Palmer, Ventura; J. Jewett, F W
Packard, Pasadena; T D Stapleton, Ventura
C Sharp, Pasadena, Pedro Abafta, Yuma
John w Armstrong, FL Brown, Whittier
W H Sample, E J Brown Pomona; John
Schere, South Riverside; John Byers, San
BernardinO; Mrs Anderson, San Jose; Jos
Kennedy. San BerAardino; John Powers,
North Bloomfield; c Howard, Santa Moni-
ca Geo Van Kirk, Riverside; M Engle,
Monrovia; G w Martin, John Chase,
Lordsburg.
PICo HoUsE-W Rhodes, San Francisco:
A Viicariz, Finna SchansuD, Fresno; G Y
Wilson, San Franci, co; Mr. Roberts and
wife, Ba, uliar. San Bernardino: Z w Will
mot, West New Haven, Conn; J P ROdufy,
w Miller, Washington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-28

Pedro Monroy to Emanuel Eyrand and
| Joseph Eyrand-Lot 81, Ballestcro's tract;
g Cook to W ward-Agmt to convey
$2,5oo
John Case to ussgurgeon Riley-Lot A Cor
TT Phillips and Carrie D Phillips to Eliz-
| tract; 81, 100.
EN- Mcdonald to Ezekial Everett--Lot
100, Mcdonald tract; 1921.
Fred Hanniman to Albert Ham-Lot 80
| Long Beach Development Co TO Charles E
Benedict-Lots 5 z 13 Is % & % block lao
Long Beah; $2 400
Same to harles DuBois-,Lots 80 IL 27
| & % block 140 Long Beach; Z.4OO
Allison Barlow to c II Clark-Lot 10 Lay.
| ton Veits sub of lot Wilkinsonts sub of lot
1 block 81 II s.; 81, ,100O2.
| N McDonad, II III Boyce ana Klcn-
| ards to F Bragg-Lot 43 Mcdonald traci;
81 200.
ssme to G e Bragg-Lot 21 Mcdonald
RS CulIom to II A Skilcs-Lots 2, A, 9, 8
and 10 Cuilom's add Santa Ana: $5 600.
II A Skiles to Collum-Lots and 2
| block 2 Fruits sdd saI ia Ana; 20 900.
Arthur G stone to Stephen ogden-Lots
8, 9, 10, IL, IL and 13 block J. stephe nsons
| & Rhodes sub of lots 10, 10 and ia Mutusl
Orchard Cos tract Pasadena: $4 $50.
VIM Stephenson and C H Rhodes to Miner
D Blackman-Agreement to convey lots 3, 3
and 10 block 2 Stevenson and Rh' des' sub
Pasadena; $4, 7O3.
Moses Kicker to Miss /. G stanley-Lot %
block ~, Harvey and Rickers ada Whittier;
So. 900.
G II Lamson, H Lamson and L Atkins
to Frank Wise, Theodore Stanley, John II
Johnson and Newton Kellogg-Agteement
to convey lot 8, Lamson and Atkins subd,
Pasadena; $1.2l0
Occidental University of A to 8 H Wei
ler-Lots 6, 8, 10 and ~ block IA, E s
Fields occidental Heights tract; 50 900.
w Fl Bowman to G F Stamps-Lot 8
block 26, Huber tract less Is feet; S. 900.
Charles Fox to Fora A Avorill-Lots z
and 8 block 2, Verdugo add Glendale;
81 900.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers above $1,000 each. 65.
Total amount of consideration, $246, ,572.
Number of transfers under $1,000 each. 81.
Total amount of consideration. $l6,955
Transfers for a nominal consideration, 38.
Aggregate of days transfers, 1868 ,625.
IEoTE.-Transfers of which the considera-
don is less than $1,000 are not published in
the above listl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-28
wooIs-Fall wools, e@7c.: spring clip

| WooLs-Fall woods, 607c.; spring CLIP
HIDES Usual selection, lac; shearlings
2Oc. medium, 30c.; long wool, 75c.
| FRESH FIsH.-White, 1O@l2lzc.; houn
ders, 14@20c.; salmon, 10000: LAKE
Tahoe trout, 26@35c.; rock cod, 10@l5c.
cuta, 12ng2oc.; sturgeon, s@l21Sc.; soles
4@6c.; piaice, 3Oa50c.; macEerel, 20@25c-
oysters; cans, 50@s5c.; oysters, shells, 81
per 100.
nished by the W. II. Perry Lumber and Nj.
Col: = Market easier. Rolgh Oregon
pine, $3.50; rough redwood, $32 SO
rough clear Oregon and R. w., S45
a0sy 0ofns 9sfSGn S ns st' and
redwood, $45; do. beaded, $45; surfaced
redwood and pine. $45; double surf. ced
$47. so: single and double surfaced, a inch
$40; common surfaced, $35; rustic, No.
$35; do second quality, $50. piokets
rough, $50; do. surfaced, $45; rough spruce
$50; do. II inch, $27 so; clear spruce,
inch, $45; 40. inch, $40; posts, split
do, 10; do. 8 do, $12; shingles. 4 bdls. tc
NJ, 81; do. do. fancy, So SO; shakes, split
per M, SIS; do. sawed do, $3.50.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
| Quotations from the wholesale depart
ment of H. J. Woollacott, 26 and % North
Spring street, Los Angeles. CAL: Prices
given are for goods in original pack.
ages.I Pure California wines, Port, An
gelica. Sherry, Muscatel, per case of dozen
zinfandel and Riesling, $3.5 so and 81 so per
| case quarts; SOC. addiiiOnsl for pints OF
dozen. Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel,
per gallon by bsrrel, SOC. 81. 20 and $1.6O;
Zinfandel and Riesling, 5O9756 per gallon;
Claret, Burger and White Wine, 32Hc.
Pommery Sec., $3.50 pints, $31 quarts,
mumm, pints, $32; quarts, $1,000
Roedrer, pihts, $33; quarts $31 SO, Eclipse,
pints, $15; quarts, $13. Mineral waters,
Y yyssv,aa, ST; Seshssda, $500; y ysTmoStS, sn "a
fast Ginger Ale, $3.50 per cask
of 10 dozen. Bitters, Angostura, $16.75
per case; Bakers, $11.5O; Damiana.
$3.50; Hostetters, SO. SO; Hufeland's, So. so.
Hop, 1915; DR.. Gums, $3.50; l. X. L.,
B7.75; Stoughton, So so; Peruvian, SO;
Celery Beef and Iron, 1925; Benedictine,
quarts, $2O,75; pints of "a, 1922 SO; Kum-
1850. California Brandy, per gallon,
1885, So. so to So so, according to age; Cog
nae, Martell *per case of dos n, SIG; +tt
Martell, $19.25 per case; Hennessy per
case of 1 dozen, $15.75; **+ Hennessy, $40
per case; Pelwoisn cognac, $3.50 per case;
Guinness Stout, bottled by Johnson, 6
dozen in case, 81. 87la per dozen; Tennents'
ale, dozen in cssk, $1.871@ per dozen f;
Cabinet Bourbon whisky, Il bbls., $1.75 per
gallon bbls., $1.65;. Hume, spring 1881, re-
imported sour mash, ESQ per gallon; cog
gallon; Blackberry brandy ls casks 50;
B. Bert's Sauternes, "a pints, $12.75,
quarts, $11.75 per case; Duffy's malt whis-
Ky, $11 so per case of dozen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-28
LOCAL MARKET PRICES.

Los ANGELES, Marcn ~.
WHEAr-Good demand: $1.15.
BARLRY-Fair demand; $1.15@1.25.
CoRN-$1. .2001. .25.
HAY-Bariey, $s. s.5O@9.5O; alfalfa, SO so
@IO.5O oats, $13@14; wheat, $12.5O@13.
SEED Alfalfa, 80.
OATs-$1 5O@$2 90
FLouR-Extra Capital Mills, roller pro-
cess, $4. .55 - Dbl; Los Angeles xxx, roller
process $3.50; less lSc g. for 9o cash. Short. @,
cracked, ground and rolled barley, 81. .25 /;
cracked corn, $1.25@1 80; mixed feed
corn and barley, o$l.25; feed meal $1.so;
0il dcA1s eaIs Tesi Baos@M M. s. 22xs6, SIC; 1887
Calcutta spot, s1ac: potato iacks, SC; mill
sacks, 7c.
Sszsss,me90gsS, z, sS ssggyi u seedlings eoo
LIESossNLisSen, sweated, So 90; Eureka,
LINES California.75c @ 81 per box.
RAILS 'Ns-London layers; 1902. 25; SUI m
APPLEs-s Sun dried, 6@7c.; sun dried,
sliced, 7l%(081dc.: evapoi ated, 12@121ac.
Eastern, green, 1O@12c.
T TPEAcHEs-Extra fancy peeled, 271ac;;
fancy peeled, &c.; extra fancy unpceled,
zoe fancy unpeeled, 17c,;. choice un-
peeled 1Sc sun dried asc scnpeeisfaa safasbs
monds, 6@12c.; large pecans, 129l4c.
Brazils 121ac.; filberts, 15c.; peanuts, 6@
FRENCH PnuNEs-Evaporated, 13@15c.
EaSs@Caiifornia, 2o@22c1S.; Eastern. 1e
BUTTER = Good supply; choice fresh
roll, 45@55c; per roll good roll, 4o9
arEin. 25@3oc. per lb.; Eastern firkin. 20
025c per Id.
CHEESE Limited supply; large, 1sc.
Young America, 1876; Alamitos' BIB.
P PorAMToss-Northern M Karly Rose, 81 $50
1.75; Northern Early Rose seed, $l.60
Northern Peerless, &1.65; river red, $1.35
locals, $1.45@1.5O according to assort
oNroNs-Yellow Danvers, $2.oo@2.2o
BE %BEATNs-small Navy, So 75@4 90; larg,
white, SO. 25; small butter, SO; Lima, So 90
pink, s.; red, $2.5O@3. 90; Bayous, $3
Garvanz0s, $6Q6 80
BREswAx-16@17c.
HoNEY-Comb, 2-lb. frames, extra white
15@16c.: medium, H@14c. extracted
6olh. tins extra extra white &c.; extra amber
p PounrSY,vefy uT % Scarce ;hens, $. .5o@5. IS OIL
roosters, $4@4. so; young roosters, 5.5O@6
broilers, large, $404. 50; brOilers, small
$3. 30; y turkeys. keys 14c.; ducks large s7@s
HAn AND BAcoN-Eastern. 141zc; Lii
l5c.; Whitaker hams, 16c.
LARD-ReHned, Bib pals, 1Ol4c.; 81
pals, lOc 10Th pals, 9s+c.; barrels, 9a4c.
extra lard. PIP pals, 11Ac.; 5fD pails' lie
III The paiii foiiioWlng quotations are for dressc
meats In whole carcasses. For round loi
on the hoof, so per cent. of from thes
prices may ls quoted ..s.a 7asc no, N
VnAI-x%sflcan. VEAL xSSl; s@1oc, Arizona. 7@s'
E047os.Ews.. fSn4sei s,se7o.; wethers, 7os'
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General markets.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Hops-Dull and
unchanged.
SugareDull and rather weak. Centrifugal
96 test, 95 7-16c. fair refined quoted 94szc
&C." $500 9-16c.; extra &C" 5 11-16@
S 1850; white, extra "C,.' 57s@5 Is 16c
yellow, 5ss05 7-16c.
Wo i-Sfeady end quiet. Domestic fleece,
COpper-Dull. Lake, Ice.
Lead-Steady. Domestic, DC.
Tin-Irreeular. Straits, 35%c.
Coffee-spot fair. Rio. steady at 14c.;
options, 10@20 points higher, but quiet
Sales. SO 500 bags March, $10.e0@1O.95
April, $40 7O@lO s5; May, $1O.75@1O.S 80
June, $40 65@1O.75 July, $10.40@10.45
August &1O.15WlO.25.