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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17

This Popular summer Resort
OPENED JUNE lST
Address JAMES b. GODDLDr
Alton Depot Nelson County ~.
j. l6-lm
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Old Point Comfort, Va.
TuE INTEnMONT uOTEL,

CONVICTION. VA.
ono Of the most ATTRACTIVE AMI Uf'-
eouipped hotels boo the noun
omen at popular rates. Elevator gas
and cold baths mneril-H.'
Jr,lpht. large and airy rooms l.
cool dry atm0sph rc ,rCe.frna.H
broad verandas beautiful scenery .t'
ceuent service For terms etc..
d. IS. SNlIr
faE-T su WIN MANAGER.
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Hood
chest, always ready al EA aum
ways efficient always sat 6n0 a
isfactory; prevent cold Huo
or fever, cure all liver ills,
sick headache, jaundce. constipation, etc. 25c.
The only Pills TO take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

Tires Patched. &c; S9okes put in
Wheels lJc.. Nickel-Plate handle Bar.
75c: Wood Rims put on Wheel, SL75;
Baking Bicycle Enamelllng. all shades,
Black. $50, Light Blue, S2.T5; sterling
Green. s.. Maroon, S'-hgh-grade finish.
y. LEONARD.
"a il-iws s0S east Main street.
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Visit 10 The Tower.
A LINE OF BARGAINS.

Beautiful Dimlties, s l-ic.
Lovely Dimltes. Sc. yard. You SEE
them in some stores marked u l-2c.
Woven-Dot Grass-Linen, II lie. yard
Persian Percales, l-3c.
Granite Duck. lie. yard.
Chameleon Crepons. reduced to lie.
Printed Plsse. &c yard.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Virginia Trust Com '
Richmond Va. June h
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS hft
to-day declared "a DlNinENN .t
PER CENT on the capita.
10000 out OF the profits or tnr I'
montns payable on and after lut
'''o'''''@' JOHN MORTON
IL l7tJv5 Secretary ami Treasure.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE JEFFERSON
ROOF GARDEN
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
(Weather pefmittngl
10 ITS
AMUsEMENTs


in The Iavs Mansion. corner Twelfth
froEl 10 Il. NJ to p. VI.
Admission. 2S cents. except Saturdays,
when admission Is free 70 the public.
Annual membership ticket, 81, which ad-
mits holder at all times.
Life membership $40. ap l6-3m
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LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY
AIHnnI LAII HaIlA

WEST POINT. VA, THURSDAY. June
Is. 1886 Gentlemen, 7Jc.; ladies' and chill
dren. 50c Train leaves Twenty-eight
street depot at o'clock \. NJ Refresh
ments at city prices. je l4-3t
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MUSLIN UNDERNEAR.

Ladies' White Ribbed Vests. l0c.
zoe. Ladies' White Ribbed Vest. - lie
25c. Ladies' White Ribbed Vest, Ice.
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sHIRT-WiIsTS.

75c. Percale Waist. large sleeves, 81 1-2c
81 Waist cut to J0c
Persian Waist. was 1875. now Sc.
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BICYCLE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. a HARTFORD WHEEL.
in perfect order. Will sell cheap for cash
Apply 10 q. b. CHRISTIAN. care OF j. A.
Miller, SO east Broad street. je l7-lts
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UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTl'tehht,I !,
PHARMACY. SO EAST BROAD
STREET ,r .cr,
WEsT-END OFFICE. PARK PLACE
PHARMACY, BELNIDERE AND MAIN
MANcHEsTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET
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MOUNTAIN VIEW Nv

aTorls an inexpensive and
summer outing in the Blue k..4
tains. Mrs DR. 4. g.. BLLi.r
4. @. BIEDSOE. JR.
nv f7-SuR Wgm AWN.f-..
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Every strcet-car that goes to the Ex-
nosition-Grounds should during the re-
union. bear some sort Of plain indication
of the fact.
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ISAAC SYCLE 4 CO.
FREE! FREE!!
To Each Purchaser
A Magnificent Steel Engraving,
Size 24X2O.

5000 yards Covert Duck. 40 inches wide,
20c. value Zoe. a yard.
$3.50 yards Beautiful Grass Linen, lie.
value, sc. a yard.
The SC. Kind OF New Idea Paper Patterns.
&c. each.
1000 Confederate and United States
Flags, lc. each.
I case Beautiful Silk-Stripe Madras. 39c.
value. - pc a yard.
200 Boys Duck Pants l9c
p dozen Boys Sweaters. ijc. each.
80 Boys Duck Suits 75c. value. isc.
50 dozen Boys t-Waists-Madras, Che
viot and Percale-l2 l-2c each.
200 yards Figured Marseilles, -jc. value.
Sc. a yard.
300 yards Heavy Pique, 2oc. value. loc.
a yard.
p dozen Mems Percalc shirts. , collars
and cuffs. 75c. value. 39c
800 Ladies stylish Duck Suits, 9Sc.
$50 81 Large Linen Buggy Robes jlc. each.
300 yards New percale Sac. yard.
Ladies' Colorel Parasols. g. 81 and >
value Soc each.
so dozen Bleached Jeans Drawers, for
men. double seat. 39c. value, pc a PAR.
1000 soc. Prett.ly- Classics Sc. each.
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odds and ends Of some Of the many
lines made for our great annual June
sale that are slightly mussed and s0ilcd
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Heavy Cord Pique. = l-2c.. instead OF
&c: the regular loo quality, Zoe.
Corded Pique. Sc. yard.
Fine India Linen. &C.. yard.
Dotted Swiss. T. l-2c. yard
Fast-Rlack india Llnen. zoe. yard.
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IEEErRsnN rAnI, mnrII

one mile from University of Virgul. u.I
OPEN JUNE lst Many impros.r.,.f s
on hotel and lawn. For circular a..r,.4
WILLIAM A. BOWLES. Proprietor
my ll-3m GhlrlOffpsE..' IN
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A Handsome Prize

to the one that writes the best
article on a
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Plat is at least no "quitter." Manley
might take lessons from the New York
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VIZ AppEKs.
WHITE GOODS.

Table after table piled full Of Wrap
pers-Percale Wrappers-Loose Front,
Vatican Back, Bishop Sleeves. only 1jc.
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BoARDERs

can De accommodated at Nt.lum- h
ON reasonable terms. e.. ID. PRICE.
ie 1i-eodlWf
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COBB'S ISLAND

VIRGINIA'S SEASIDE RESORT 80
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
UNRIVALLED FOR us kl-.h Ii.
ING. FISHING. AND GlNNINf
Route. w Will meet daily
n0rth-b0uud and the ill s..
train al CObb's station. 0u me N.W 1.I.
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad i..
songers transferred % Island -l. .-
ufm little steamer Hrrrett DA.u
Terms $3.50 per day. ST. peg W.a. 20
per month.
For further Information address
COBB d SpADl. Pr1ruetIr.
CObb's ls.al. |1
-t.4c,., ~, 4. fKrp I ON,
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All letters and kilograms mus. DE n av-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPAN l.
Rejected communications Will not DC
rofurupa
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ADVERTISING RATES.
n rNrnII or i LINo.

Wanted situation. payable III q
vance (25 words or less) "a, H." n,
Above rates are for ever ,,',9o,y
Advertisements running coi''-,,,or tvno
oy meI unes or less 81; In nonpariel. loaded
five lines or less. Is cents. ,..-,,,s,el
card of rates for more space furiiSA''
IN aDplicatiOn.
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TIRsT or TINE SEASON.
THE PREsnNTEUIANs
MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION.

STEAMER POCAHONTAS
RICHMOND HOWITZERS
THURSDAY. JUNE 49, 1896.
Tickets. Gentlemen. J0c., ladies'. &c.
Refreshments and music.
7121t1617&fS
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All Of the above sOlists made two APP
pearances at each engagement as TWO
separate series are given each season.
one on Friday afternoons, called pubic
rehcarsals; the other on the Iol.oN !hs
saturday evenings the programme for
both being Identical
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STRAW MATING.

Plenty yet OF the lot Of 400 rolls OF Straw
Mating. az 81 roll and s. But hurry
Such prices never paid for 40-yards roll
Of good mating before.
The new Carpets are arriving. and we
need the room. so the Baby-Carriages
get a cut 20 push them out
s25 Carriages. M3lO.
The herald., 1896-04-25
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at Home
and Abroad

NEW YORK, April 24.--A reactionary
tendency in the stock market today chiet :
decreased volume of business, so Tar as
the general market was concerned. A FEW
Of the railway shares reached respectable q
industrials, with Sugar and Tobacco the
star performers. The first named over
shadowed the market in point of activity
sactions. Sugar shaded off fraction ear
ly on news that the German sugar bounties
bill in the reichstag had passed its second
reading. The latest modification in the
bill has been the direction of increase
Tine stock soon rallied rs per cent. but late
in the day the flood of sales depressed the
price 4ls per cent to 121%. The depression
reflected heavy liquidation by inside in
terests and sales by operators on margin.
In the Sugar trade it was stated the pas
sage. of the German. sugar. bounties bill
would amount practically to a handicap
Of the American refiner of about 1-s2
cent. The decline in the. stock developed
into rumors of impending unfavorable
legislation. The market as whole moved
irregularly, but the, tone was compara-
lively firm. The dealings were. more
strictly professional than has been the case
for several days past. The dealings In the
railway list were not insignificant, as a
rule, but the changes recorded before be-
ing in most instances confined to fractions.
The raid on Sugar and Tobacco in the late
trading caused a sympathetic tract, fractional ma
parted a heavy. tone to the closing. The
managers Of the reorganization Of the
Northern racine ana Montana IdHlo
first mortgage bonds having been deposit
ed. Holders of outstanding securities may
still deposit under the terms and agree
ment OH payment of penalty or per
cent on bonds, dividend certificates: notes
and equipment stock; on Northern Pacific
preferred u per cent and on the common
stock Il per cent. The full details of the
settlement between the Northern and the
Chicago and Northern Pacific companies
were made public today. but do not differ
in any important particular from the out
lines presented in these dispatches. The
net changes were generally a fraction be-
low last nights closing. Railway bonds
were less active, but were firm. Some ma
terial gains occurred in the usually mac
tive mortgages, but the changes in the
speculative issues were slight. The sales
We're $1,472,0 Governments improved
slightly in dealings Of $l57,O00
The herald., 1896-04-25
Real Estate Transfers
pounds.

Frederick and Helen Eaton to Julia A.
Dibble, lot 81, extension Of Mob Hill tract;
A. r. and Lizzie McRussell to Ebily Hass-
Ter, lot u. sub of lot 5, of n1a of lot Z, block
73, H. s.; lot II, sub of lot 5, n1a of lot I,
Mrs. Anna Hedges, guardian. to Miss
M Mr. RohSGn b Let ssE - block 2 of lots and
GER lots and g. block d, Dennison tract;
j. M sowards to Joseph santonge. agree.
ment to convey lot 4, block 4, Compton;
w. G. and Annie c. Baylie to Michael
Schaefer. lot 10, block 27, Ivanhoe tract;
Many A. Buck to Simon Chaffin, lots 8,
and 10, block F. Mountain View tract;
Charles w. .Olmstead and others to Will
liam, G. Clardy. wig of seA of sw u, sec .,
E. F., Brakesueh1er to John Bougler, lot
49, block b. Rosedale tract 1925:
Long Beach Dew Co. to May Wyman. lot
49, block !, Ocean Park add; S15G;.
Charlotte Howell and M. K. Hoy TO MIS-
Alice W. Hafford, lot 49, Howell & Hoy sub;
Frederick and Helen Eaton to. Theodore
n. klages; lots 20 and ", ext. OIL NOD Hill
Walter .. and Helen A. Clark to to Flora
NJ. Elder, agreement to convey lot q, block
George j. Cochran to William Burnett,
lot 8, block Is, Herald I'd SUBJ 81.
Same to George simmons, lOt 1, DiOck ID,
Herald I'd sub; 81.
Same to John Jardine lot 4, block 10, same
sub; 81.
Same to F. w. Hasselman, lot 8, block 16,
same sub; 81.
Same 70 ira L. Hatfield, lot 2l, block lc,
same SUBJ 81.
Nora G. and Charles Fl. Brown to George
w. Kitchen, part lots II and IL, block ~,
Woolen Mill tract: $3.50.
Stephen Bush ct al to George w. Nc
Dermitt, lot 8, block IS, Pomona; $500.
Thomas and Caroline Leahy to ernest
Jackson, lot 4, block 8, Thomas Leahys
sub; 5000.
N. r. and Lena McCafferty to Richard
/, lots 23 and a. block "a, Garvanza add No.
1; 1000.
B. II. and Mary Ball to Abram M. RAM
say, lot II Wilson tract; 5000.
John 8. Johnston to w. P. Gibson, lot 49,
Grider & Dow's Adams Street tract; $4,000
Summary-Deeds,. 36, nominal 16, total
| consideration 500, 1863.
The herald., 1896-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

Vegetables - Potatoes River bur
bank. 25m35: Oregon do. 35M7o: Early Rose
iOa6O new potatoes, S100a1.2o; onions,
$1.25M1.5O.
Los Angeles tomatoes. s1.50n25 30; string
beans, SGt0c green peaE, 3G4c; garlic,
4is015lac green pepners. 2Uc: dried DO, !ntt
15c: asparagus, s1.5Om3.0O; dried okra. 12la
@15c; rhpbarb. 30q65c; cucumbers, 60cM$l.
Fhesh Fruit-Apples. $l.5oM2oO; Long
worth Strawberries. 6mS: common do, 400;
black cherries. sl.5Oa1.75; white do, sioo.
Citrus Fruits-Mexlcan lines, S5.oOuO.00,
California lemons, 15dfl so; do choice, $l50Np
LIS: do fancy, $2.25M2.50: California seed
Hug oranges. 60M13; navels, $1io1..'o;
do fancy, $30013.5o. ., ooc0
Tropical rruiI-Hawaiian bananas. $1,000
200: Bluefields do, s2.00d25O; Persian dates.
$5.O0a5.50. ~
Butter-Tancy creamery. IA; seconds. IS
Ml2lb fancy dairy. 12iem13; do seconds, u;
Cheese-Fancy mild new, 8; fair to gooi
7d0S young America, 9MlU; Eastern, l2dli
EggsAStore, 13ladf14; ranch, 14Qlo; duck
eggs. 15M16. ,oez,-.
Poultry--Live turkeys. gobblers 12dl5:
do hens 13M15; roosters. s45O45.0o; youdns ds
do, 7.O0M9.OO; small broilers, S20044.oo; j.;
large do, s55o@6OO; hens, s4.OoQ5oo; old
ducks, s40Gm5.uO; young ducks, $.0UgS.oo:
geese. s1.25G1.I5; old pigeons, slo0ul."o;
young do Sl.5OG2.00.
Game-Hare. $75c@$1 90: cottontail rab-
bits, 81 %; bush do. $1.00; gray geese, $l.25Q
150: braut 81 GOAL %.
The herald., 1896-04-25
CuICACO LJVESTOCK.

week for cattle sellers, prices having de-
clned 20 to 80 cents under excessive offer
ings. Today the range of prices was un-
usually narrow. most of the sales to dress
ed beef firms and shippers being at $3.50dc
$50. In hogs there was good packing de-
mand today and prices were 2iaQ5 cents
at SS.25ai3.6O, packers purchasing largely
at $3.55m3.60. and comomn to prime; 20o
and 250 pound hogs, sold at $3.40M3.65. There
was an improved shipping demand for
light hogs and choice assorted lots
brought $50. 70a3S0. There was a strong
and active sheep market today on basis
of So 2562 80 for inferior up to SO. 50aI3 IS for
choice to prime sheep. very few going be-
low $500 Lambs We're in active request
at So. .9OM4GO for common TO choice llocks.
The herald., 1896-04-25
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. April I.--Wheat- Spot
closed steady No. red winter. IS ID: No.
! hard Manitoba. IS cd; No. l California
SIS 6ied. Futures closed quiet Ad higher.
April, May June. July. August and Sep
telnber IS SID. Spot corn closed quiet ;
American mixed new. IS Id. Futures open
ed steady and unchanged closed steady
unchanged to 14d higher. April and May
11sd; September, IS Id. Flour closed
steady with poor demand; st. Louis
fancy winter IS Cd. Pacific coast hops at
London E1 15S,
The herald., 1896-04-25
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board of
Trade

Trade
CHICAGO. April 24.-There was not a
wheat, but later in the day the market liv-
ened up and a fair business was tram
sacted. Fluctuations were comparatively
wide at 11ac. The opening showed tritle
loss and prices gradually sagged back &c
and advanced lac toward the close. There
was considerable increase in May liquida-
houses being pronounced sellers of May.
and prominent local trader as well as the
professional floor operators sold quite
freely Of July and in the absence of any
particularly outside. support prices declin-
ed. The sharp rally late in the session was
due largely to good buying influenced by
to wheat in Western Kansas; Evidently
operators had rather oversold the market
early, and when they wanted to cover
they did not find much wheat on sale. The
strong closing cables added to the strength
here. The corn market was firm. and q
fair amount of trading was done. but up
in the way of transferring trades from one
month to another. In the last hour there
was some heavy. buying, said to be for
covering line of shorts for Patten The
feature in oats was the liberal covering by
May shorts. The tone early was easier, but
when wheat advanced a tirmer feeling. de-
velOped. Provisions ruled higher. Eng
lish houses We're the best buyers of lard
and they took also fair quantities of pork
and ribs.
The leading futures closed as follows:
65is: September, 65ss.
,os' Corn No; OF SmApgIl 2s'A; May. s'A July,
Oats No. April 1875; May, 1879; July,
20: September a01s.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
nominal No. 2 spring wheat 63L No. 3
spring wheat. 63n634 No. red. 667s; No.
wbi}e 9Hr No. viii White l9f SisdSs MS
No. 2rye 1864: No flaxseed, 80: prime TIM
othy seed, $32003.3O; mess pork, per Dbl
sS.55as.6o; lard, per 100 lbs. M,sil2oi4.eo 30:
ed shoulders (boxedl 41aM4ss: short clear
sides (boxed). 4asM4la: whisky, distillers'
finished goods per gal 81 %
The herald., 1896-04-25
MONEY QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 24.-Money on call
easy at 243 per cent: last loan, 21a closed,
21a per cent prime mercantile paper, Aga
5la per cent; sterling exchange steady with
4SSa4 for demand and $4.S71aG4.S7s4 for six
ty days; posted rates. 81. .SSQ4. .ssla and $50
4S91a; commercial bills, $4.S6&; silver certi
fcates, 677s@6SA.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-Drafts,
sight. s. telegraph. 10.
LONDON, April 24.-ConSOs, Ill GIG.
The herald., 1896-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Shipments
Received

SAN FRANCISCO. April 24.-Wheat in
active; December, 107a4. Barley inactive;
December. 1873. Flour-lFamiiy extras
line. 81. .S5d13.O0. Wheat-No. l shipping,
1O71s; choice. 10; milling wheat 1111a4l l22la. n
Barley-Feed: fair to goSosd,; nGAw,2a5S; GA 5
Bran, sl5.00 Oats-Milling. 75IS2la; sur
prise. 95m100: fancy feed. S2i3MSah; good got'
to choice. $3.50: poor to fair, 6.1121I122ii2
gray 771@mS0
Receipts-Flour, or SKIS, $500: wheat. ctls,
1920; barley, ctls. 34S5; oats. Oregon ooOi
beans SKIS, 125: corn, ctls, 1915; potatoes.
SKIS. $685. onions, SKIS 50 bran, SKIS, 32O9;
mddlings, SKIS. 37l; hay, tons, 305; wool,
bales, $50; hides. number 1a6: quicksilver.
TASKS, 100: wine, gallons, $500; brandy.
gallons, 1925
The herald., 1896-04-25
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Great Growth of Building and Loan
Associations
Be Permanent-Southern States Lead
In Strong Companies

The American Banker collates from the
National Building Loan Herald some val
uable information on the growth OF build
ing associations and on the advent OF the
national companies. The Banker thus
cOncludes
THE remarkable increase and develop
ment Of these loan associations during the
past five years render their special study
and consideration of interest to investors.
That they are rapidly supplanting the say
ines banks in their operations there can be
no doubt, and that they are performing
u great service to the communities i'll
which they operate when they are honest
ly and intelligently managed, ample evil
dence is available.
In the article referred to mention was
made OF some seventy different companies
whose asests exceed $50O.0O0. and In this
list we find twenty-seven each or whlch
schedules assets of over 81, 100000, as fol-
The herald., 1896-04-25
GOLD WITHDRAWALS.

NEW YORK, April PA bullion brok-
erage firm has Withdrawn 1920, 900 in gold
from the United States treasury. Another
brokerage firm withdrew $35OO00 in gold
for France today. This gold came from
Cuba and was brought by the shippers.
Ordinarily such gold would be sold to the
assay office here and melted down. but at
present it pays better to ship it to France
The herald., 1896-04-25

Chatsworth Park-Leave from and arrive at
River Station, San Fernando street. only.
A Sundays excepted saturdays and Sundays
only.
All S.P. Co. Is trains stop at First street (except
the four San Francisco trains) and Commerciai
street Except the s.5 San Francisco evening
trnn), In the business center OF the city, saving
time and street car fares to passengers.
General Passenger Office. 22a S. Spring street.
The herald., 1896-04-25
THE LONDON MARKETS.

NI+W YORK, April N-The EXehihg
Posts London financial cablegram says:
cellor of the exchequer's remarks last
night. The decline is due to sales by spec
,llators for the rise. The markets were
quiet in view of the settlement, but the
tone generally was good. Americans were
better. but with no business. closing
steady. The Paris market opened nat on
account of politics, but improved later. AT
the close it was firm. The Berlin market
was steady
The herald., 1896-04-25
SILVER BULLION.

NEW YORK. April M.-Bar silver, 67A
Mexican dollars. 541s.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2i.-Bar silver,
CTS: Mexican dollars, 5i%M55A.
LONDON, April 2f.-Bar silver, Bid.
The herald., 1896-04-25
BANK CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK. April A.-The following
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase or decrease.
as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
The herald., 1896-04-25

POTATOES-Per 100 lbs, Burbanks. 500
60c; new, s1.25@1. 50: burbank, seed. s1.o0
GRAIN-Wheat, $1.lOgl.1D: corn, 9Wp95c:
feed barley, 75c; oats, $f.10@1.25; all per 10e
The herald., 1896-04-25
rpEASIrpy STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows:- Available cash balance. $211,1H,-
543; gold reserve, $126, 246, 459.
The herald., 1896-04-25
LOS ANGELES
Representative W nOlesale and
Retail Dealers, Business
Men and Firms

ATT0RNEYS-AT.LAW
W. H. SHINN. 2o5-eos Wilson blk. Spring 81.
BARRIERS SUPPLIES AND GRINDERS
sTEINEN q KIRCHNER. $50 n. Main st.
BICYCLES
"KEATINo," Hswley, King 4 Co.. 2io N. XalA
DRU00ISTS-wH0LEsA
F. W. BRAUN d CO., 405-4c7 N Main; tel ~
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LUDWIG & WAGNER, Mott Market, tel. ia
GROCERIBS-WHOLESA
HAAS BARUCH q CO., 32o to Sc N. l.. A. st
HOTELS
ABBoTSFoRD INN, cor sth and Hope; tel, 1171
LAW, COLLECTIONS, MERCANTILE REp'rs
STANDARD COLLECTION q MERCANTILE
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKERS ALLIANCE OF CAL, cis Court q
PHOTOuRAPH-LANDScA
F. H. MAUDE & CO.. Ill W. First st.
REAL ESTATE
NORTON q KENNEDY, lS4 =. Brdwy; tel ee2.
SADDLES. HARNESS AND SADDLEWARA
]. +. MORENO, go Also st.
SAFES, SCALES, REPRIOBRATORs
CHAS. W. ADAMS. 3Ss N. Main. Tel. 1s4z.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
COUNSTABLE d COUTTs, 1856 N. Los Angeles.
UNDERTAKES AND EMBALnERS
BOOTH & ROW, 25s s. Main st. Tel. is1s ,
MATCHMAKER AND oPTlclANo W, s.is
9. STOEsAK, 5l1 8. Spring st. bet. Sth and 9Th.
WINES AND SPIRITS
J. F. A. LAST, 129 and 181 N Main ct.
YARN HOUSES
NEW YORK BAZAAR, 1913 n. Spring ST.
The herald., 1896-04-25
BOSTON QUOTATIONS.

IOOIO1N WV IN fN14Nkos
BOSTON, April M.--Atchison, 1914: Bell
Telephone. POS: Burlington, S1Ss; Mexican,
1Q5s; San Diego, 10.