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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25
POWSTANIE Ma KuBiE

powstahc6w do ucieczki w Ii.
czbie 800, czem .rozjatrzeni
powstahcy zaczepili ponownie
hiszpan6w, kt6rym jeszcze
1000 zo}nierzy Ia pomoc przy.
bieglo. Zwycieztwo re strony
powstahc6w mad hiszpanami
byio zupe}ne, a hiszpanie 20.
stawili ma placu bitwy 90 po.
leg}ych i $50 rannych. Pow
stanley zdobyli ma mich 60 ka
rabin6w i znaczna liczbe anu
nlcyi.Dzia}o sic to pod Mama
lio.
Powstahcy zmusili $50 ge.
rylas6w pod wodza karitana
Ceres prey Gibara do uciecz.
Xxi.
G .rylasy wzieli do niewoli
20 spokojnych obywateli. Pc
wsta6cy odbili ich i puscili ma
wolnosc.
Pod Sagua de Tancino spot.
ka} sic oddzia} hiszpan6w Ii
czacy 1900 ludzi, pod wodza
genera}a Obregon z powsta6
cami, kt6rymi dowodzi} gene
raj Higgins Marques. Sity po.
wsta1c6w wynosi}y 500 ludzi.
Hiszpanie rzucili sic po zacie
tym oporze do ucieczki, a sam
general Obregon uszed} zaled.
wo z zyciem. Stracili 90 poleg.
}ych i $50 rannych a straty po
wsta6c6w by}y stosunkowo
mate.
Dow6dca powstahc6w Beas
Alvarez zostal W Pinar del Rio
jake podpalacz rozstrzelany.
Przed smiercia wyspowiada}
sic i komunikowa}, poczem ma,
pisa} list pozegnalny do matki.
Me przyja} pokarmu tylko
wypi} szklanke wilma Cherry i
zjad} kilka suchark6w. Repor
ter6w dAiennik6w ME przyja},
prosi} tez, ably publicznosc ME
by1a obecna przy jego smierci.
Po strza}ach danych do niego
przez zo}nierzy bataljonu Rel.
Ia zy} jeszcze, wiec trzeba go
by}o dobic strza}ami. Umar}
odwaznie spokojnie.
Trzech innych powsta6c6w
stracono w Hawannie "a ich
mifosc do kraju, przez rozstrze
lanie.
Policya hawa6ska uwiezila
protestanckiego biskupa AL.
berta Jezus Diaz i jego brata
Alfredo Wiktoryana Dia7, 20.
niewaz znalaz}a W ich posiada.
niu listy powsta1c6w. Uwie.
zieni SO poddanymi ameryka6
skimi.
w pewnym sk}adzie broni
W Hawannie skonfskowa}a 20.
licya 81 karabin6w i mn6stwo
naboj6w niezameldowanych j
uwiezi}a w}ascicieli SHADOW.
Podobuo Rad hiszpa6ski
nosi sic juz z mysla nadania
samorzadu wyspie Kubie. Wi.
dzi on, re ME podofa z}amaG e.
nergiii iadzy wolnosci u po.
wsta1c6w, uzyje wiec wtrace.
MIA sic Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
jako pretekst i odda wyspia.
rom rzady kraju W rece.
Jest juz podobno projekt
rzadu miejscowego, kt6ry kr6-
Iowa podpisa}a. Wed}ug niego
atworzone beda diva cia}a pra.
wodawcze z miejscowych zy.
Jedno bedzie sic zwa.
70 prowincyonalna Izba pos.
6w, drugie zas bedzie Rada
'dministracyjna. To ostatnie
na posiadac w}adze sadowni.
"a ponad pierwszem.
Szeroka w1adze Ima otrzy.
mac wewnetrzna administracya
vyspy, ale gubernator ma po.
ostac najwyzszym przedstawi.
'ielem Hiszpanii i ma bye ma.
zelnikiem silly wojskowej,
iwewnetrznej.
Me wiadomo, jaki ia sprawa
yeZmie Obr6t. Gas dOniero
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

Strajk kotlarzy W Cleveland zakcn..
czyf sic zwycieztwem robotnik6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

800 litograf6w, kt6rzy st,ajkowali
W New Yorku cd tygodni, powr6ci-
Ii DO piracy, po wtraceniu sic do spra-
wy biskupa Pottera.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

w San Francisco jest oko}o 1900.
malarzy uni, mniej niz 60 poza
MIG. Ich strajk obecny ma wszelkie
widoki powodzenia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

G6rnicy Paramount, w. Va, o.
trzymali podwyzke 8 proc.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25
ObyW. u. kOZminski.

mieszkajacy przy Jackson str.
oil, Hoboken, N. j., jest ko,
lektorem i agentem "Amery.
XII" ma stany New. York i New
jersey.
Wwa,oca Ameryki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25
KRONIKA PIRACY.

Olbrzymi strajk moze wybuchnee
W wielkich miastach amerykahskich
dla zdobycia s godzin piracy, W zawo-
die stolarskim. Ma to bvt ma sku-
ekuchwa{yAmerykahskiejF iejFederacyi
Piracy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

Chicago'scy robotuicy tramwajowi
utworzyli union przeszfego ty yodnia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

San Francisco ma przeszso 100 fry
zyerow bez piracy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

correspondence Montana donosza,
IL znajduje sic tam 5000 ludzi bez
piracy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

ObuWia dla rObOtnik0W
20 niesfychanie n1skich
cenach u
TANNER, COZ Summit st.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-04-25

kRONIKA PIRACY.
Olbrzymi strajk moze wybuchnee
W wielkich miastach amerykahskich
dla zdobycia s godzin piracy, W zawo-
die stolarskim. Ma to bvt ma sku-
tex uchwa}y a}yAmerykahskiejFederacy
Piracy.
San Francisco ma przeszlo 100 fry
zyerow bez piracy.
Chicago'scy robotuicy tramwajowi
utworzyli union przeszfego ty yodnia.
G6rnicy z Paramount, W. Va, o.
trzymali podwyzke o 8 proc.
Mechaniczni m4ynarze z Detroit
wygrali stlajk o minimizing place
s.. so ma dzien.
Robotnicy tapicerscy Medina, N.
T., zastanowili roboty, skarzat sie,' re
maja tylko $3.50 tygodniowo.
Straik kotlarzy W Cleveland zakcn-
czy4 sic zwycieztwem robotnik6w.
Union drukarski W Washington IL
chwali} karac swolch cz}onkow SIS. .ie-
sli pija piwo nieunijnych browar6w
Trust fabrykant6w cygar OPERA sic
i ME daje utworzyt sic unii robotni-
czej W tym zawodzie.
W szeregach ostatnio za}oaonych
unlJ znaJduJemy z przyjemnoscia m,.ie
polsh'ch secer6'c W Chicago, kt6ra sic
przy4aczysa do amerykanskiej.
o'ah MISSISSIPPI zatrudnia wiez-
ni6w swoich W piracy ma farmach sta
nowych.
Chicago'scy dekarze (pokrywacze
dachow) zamyslajs juz otrzymac 6cio-
godzinny dzieh, gdy i'm obecna umo-
wa sic skohczy (teraz pracuja 7 60
dzin dziennie.)
Fabrykanci perkal6w W Olney vile,
K. l., i Southbridge, Mass, obnizvli
place o 10 proc.
Fabryki we}niane Wilton, N.H
zamkneli fabrykanci ma nieograniczo-
ny czas. 800 robotnik6w ma bruku.
Detroltski Central Labor Union DO
tepi& jednomysInle proiekt senatora
Lodge, by przeznaczyt sss 900, 900
ma obrone brzeg6w.
800 litografdw, ktorzy strajkowali
W New Yorku cd 7 tygodni, powroci-
Ii do piracy, po wtraceniu sic do spra-
wy biskupa Pottera.
Wszystkie towarzystwa robotnicze
W Cincinnati wypowiedzia4y sic prze-
civ wojskowym cwiczeniom dzieci W
szkole, a "a wydawaniem bezp4atnych
ksiazek do nauki.
G6rnicy po}nocnemC Colorado powr6-
clll 90 piracy, otrzymawszy ustepstwo
ze strony kompauij.
W Indiana jest kilka strajk6w, kt6~.
rych bojownicy ME So cz@onkami IT,
nionow. Czyz ME powinni sic pole
czyc? Walka bedzie lzejsza.
Cz4onkowie unionu klerk6w wDen-
yer obiecujs sobie utworzyd union ko-.
biet, pracujscych W tym zawodzie.
Bravo! ,
W San Francisco jest oko}o 1900
malarzy W uni, a mniej niz 60 poza
nia. Ich strajk obecny ma wszelkie
widoki powodzenia.
korespondenci Montana donosza,
z znajduje sic tam 5000 ludzi bez
'racy.
W Szwajcaryi, pomiedzy robotni,
zami miejskimi jest. powazny ruch W
elu zmniejszenia godzin piracy, oba>
enia piracy ma sztuke, wypowiedzenia
IA 10 dni, podw6jnej p4acy "a konie~
zna nOcna prace, p{acenia nensvi pdv~
The herald., 1896-04-16
Real Estate Transfers

w. N. and B. z. Bowen to e. w. Babcocs,
lot 21, block H. resub of Jones tract; $500.
Sarah A. and Jesse Davis to Bertha A.
Davis land in Ro Los Feliz; $3.50.
Frank A. Gibson trustee ct al to Louis
Luckie, lot 8, Grider & Dow's Adams street
Ira 4. and Mary A. Mote to Herbert
Francis Davis, lot I. block 1. Kierulfr &
e. A. and Dora E. southwick to Luella
NJ. Bulls. agreement to convey land In lot
Lizzie f. and r. l.. Goldsberry to Laura
L. Galloway, lot 12 block II. o. w. Child's
200 lot tract; $4,000.
]. A. and Hattie NJ. Packard to Elwood
Wilson, lot 81, ]. q. Packard Vineyard
Elmer Z. and Sadie l.. Cook to Robert
r. Dunbar. lots 20 and "a, block SO. Long
Beach; SAFE.
e. A. and Alice ]. Miller to M. c. Adler
and Ed b. Leuisson, lot s, block d, So
Bonnie Brae tract; part lot g. block S6. H.
L. NJ. and Anna Corwin to Catherine
Bond. lot 4; block 1ol =, sub of part of Gar
g. w. and Louise M. Tubbs to Crissie
Starry, lot 2, block G, Walnut Grove tract;
$500.
Agnes r. Mccarthy to s. M. Edward,
lot II, block 8, Highland Park tract; $500.
James H. Adams Co. to Mrs. Orange M.
Gilman: lot IS, block B, of G. Weingarth's
Bette and A. J. DeBerry to Sarah Jane
Armstrong; lots Q and 4, block p Schieffe-
Mrs. Amelia Lowell to David Shearon, lot
IA. block A, Loomis tract: s17O0.
Summary-Deeds AZ, nominal 2S, total
$49,S73
The herald., 1896-04-16
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at Home
and Ahrnad


NEW YORK. April .15.,-Today's stool!
market fell considerably short OF general
expectations, so far as activity was con-
cerned. This was particularly disappoint-
ing as at intervals show of animation was
made. The tone of the speculation, how
Ing development and one that offset a firm
er tendency in exchange rates was a re-
newal of interest in American securities by
foreign dealings, giving some confirmation
Of the current suggestions that. the visit
Of Mr.. Morgan to London will be. favor
ably. reflected in this market. through
awakened investment demand for our rail-
way securities. The continued accumula-
ton of idle capital in, London is causing
operators at that center to redirect their
attention to this market. Well-informed
financiers however. still deprecate the dis
proporti0nate activity in the shares to the
large volume of business in the industrial
list There was again today moderate
demand for securities by commission hous-
by certain amount Of snap. but after the
first rush of buying orders was executed
the market yielded on realizing sales and
the temporarily favorable effect of an adj
vance in posted rates of exchange of a half
ever. and then relapsed into decided dull
ness. prices. however, being well held.
The bull pool in Sugar again cut out the
pace. advancing the price ia to 23zs The
decided strength Of the sugar market and
tanned by the trust from difference in price
between the raw and the refined product
Is the text for the upward movement TAX
ing OF profits caused reaction Of ] per
cent which was followed hv partial re.
fractional gains. Bonds were strong with
the more notable advances in the inactive
issues. The sales We're 81. 1862 900. Govern
ment bonds were firm on sales of $125. .0OO
The herald., 1896-04-16
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board q
Trade

Inc Uoy8 1fonSoctionS on tue oVufu VI
Trade
CHICAGO, April 15.-The wheat market
ruled rather quiet and inactive at times,
the range being one cent. The feeling
developed was a little mixed and the course
of prices rather uncertain. The opening
was tirm at NC advance, and after se!iints
up a fraction more eased or ssfas4, ralileI
l, changed some and closed firm. ,rhe early
strength was attributable to the frosts re-,
and the steady tone of cables, both English
and continental. There was also some
buying by brokers. supposed to be acting
for Pardridge, who Is reported very III, ana
this added to the firmness The advance
was met with free selling of July by houses
acting for elevator interests and prices
receded. The weather crop bulletins were
generally more favorable in the Winte:
wheat districts, but up In the northwest
the past week was said to.b cold and wet
and spring work delayed in consequence.
The market had second rally on the pre-
diction by the signal service of colder con-
ditions for the Dakotas and Minnesota with
rain and snow. Trade, however, became
dull and the absence of any outside busi-
ness of consequence made the advance
difficult to maintain. The corn market was
rate of the day before. Pardridge's brok-
ers bought in considerable short corn. An
active market was reported for oats: The
for Julv Prices of provisions did not move
very far from the point they closed at yes
terday, and at the close pork and lard were
l2 cents lower LOT tne uay ana lids aDOuu
half as much higher. The receipts of hogs
at the yards were large and started the
market with a downward inclination, and
under the influence Of the closing strength
in wheat 1t became firmer.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat No. 2-April, IS; May, 651a; July,
66as; September. 66%
Corn No. 2-April. 2sss; May, SOA July,
31h; September, S2ss.
Oats No. 2-Aprii, 10; May, 1914; July,
201s: September, 20H.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour:
nominal No. spring wheat at 81 NS
No. 2 corn. 30ls@3o1: No: 2 oats. 1914 No:
2 white, 191a0120; No. white. 19%M22; No. 2
rye. 81: No. barley, nominal; No ! flax
seed, 92: prime timothy seed. $3.15ql3.25
mess pork. per Dbl. $S 557S.6O: lard. per 100
lbs. A950l4:97ts; short ribs. sides 0oose)
81. .40@4.45: dry salted shoulders (boxedD.
41e0145s; short clear sides (boXedD, 41aI4s !;
whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gdl,
The herald., 1896-04-16
MARKETS OF THE WORLD
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Small Stock Of Beet Sugar in New
York
Fewlers New Banking BiIi-EIectrlc Power
and Capltal-A Few Changes in
the Local Markets

The regular monthly statement of the
New York Bonded warehouses showed
the last day Of February, 1886. as against
81, ,345. ZIG for 1896. All indications point to
sugar ruling dearer for some time to come.
has bill before congress entitled "a bill
to take the United States government out
Of the banking business, refund the ma
improve our banking system The bill
provides for a board of finance composed
Of the comptroller of the currency and
the president, two each alternate years.
thus holding Office for eight years. Any
national bank wishing to bank under this
tInted States government any of the
United States bonds now outstanding, or
any that may be hereafter issued under
shall exceed the capital of said corpora
tion by five per centum. the United States
government shall issue to said corporation.
In lieu Of said bonds so deposited, two per
centum United States government bonds
equal in amount to such market value.
both principal and interest of said new
bonds being PAYABLE in gold; and said new
bonds shall thereupon be deposited with
the United States government. and circu-
lation known as United States government
ration in an equal amount equal to the
paid-up capital of said corporation in de-
nominations of ten dollars or multiplies
thereof That said United States govern
ment bond notes shall be legal tender for
all debts, public or private. except in pay
fnent of duties on imports. which shall be
paid in gold coin: and said United States
government bond notes shall be redeemed
IN gold coin when presented for payment at
the bank of issue"
The bill then goes on to provide for the
security of the government bv deposits to
he made by the hank with the United States
treasury. 1t also provides other admins
trative features to put the law In force.
Fresno has an electric current now on
tap for all sorts of power uses. the current
being generated about twenty miles awey
ny the water of the San Joaquin river. So
this business proposition only about ten
years from it's inception spreads In ali parts
of the world. People sometimes think there
are no new avenues for enterprise where
colossal fortunes may be earned. That
there are to he no new Commodore VAN
derbilts. Coils p. Huntingtons or. Andrew
Carnegies. There never was such a field
for enterprise open to human skill and
daring as this one of electric power. Here
in Southern California there is not a noun
tain canyon where water flows which is
not mine of wealth. BY impounding the
winter floods. this source of wealth may be
increased. 1t is a source of two-fold gain.
The fall of the water develops electricity
for power, and the water when brought to
the plain may he sold for irrigation and
domestic uses. In some canyons a dozen
dams might be constructed and each one
made to generate its current at successive
stages OF the waters descent to the plain
below.
The herald., 1896-04-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices OF Cereals AMI Shipments
Rece' e'yo1

SAN FRANCISCO. April 15;mWheat. in
inactive, pecember 1ssS Flour fan family y
satssf sapsrs ;se SaeTv Whsas sstraS Ns ssP
ping 107la choice. ITO; milling 1l7la@1zzis.
Barley: feed. fair to good, 7odqI1l4 choice,
72Ag 1874 brewing, sO@S6M. Corn, 80; bran,
prise. 906t100: fancy feed, S21SG1S7la good to
choice, 75@So; poor to fair, 67is4T2la; gray,
Receipts-Tlour, or SKIS 1874; do Oregon
5019; do Washington 1874: wheat, ctls 1165;
do Oregon. 450; barley. ctls. 3775; do Wash
ington, 100; oats, ctls, 42O: do Oregon, 1865;
beans; s-o SKIS 1885, corn; ctls 3lo potatoes.
do Oregon, 700; bran. SKIS, 507: middlings
SKIS. 1922; hay. tons. 31S: tiaxseed, Washing
ton, SKIS 1853; wool. bales. $50: do Washing
ton, SO; wine gallons. 29,940; hides, number.
liz; raisins. boxes. 1900.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 14.--Middliugs,
175O@19.50;. bran. 14a14.5O. Hay, wheat,
aIfsfa ga os sarsy S?V
s6@s; compressed. s7.5oa1O5o; stock, 500
7.50:. straw, $15@55. Potatoes, river bur
banks. 25ds5: Oregon burbanks 35@7O;
early rose, 30Q40: new potatoes. 759100: on
Various-Los Angeles tomatoes. $500
LIS; string beans, 10: Los Angeles green
peas, 1902; garlic, 4M5: dried peppers, 10M
LIS: do choice $2@2.25: dried okra. 12f0l5;
rhubarb, -35M75: cucumbers. 55M1.00.
Fresh fruit-Apples, N.50M250.
Citrus fruit-Mexican lines. S5.5066:
lemons, 81. 50@s. so; do fancy. 81. 25I2. 5O Cal
ifornia Seeding oranges. $12512 rs: navels
81. 1.750D2.75; fancy. $3613.60: Malta blods, seas
$1612.
Dairy products-Butter, fancy creamery
a.; seconds do, 1S@131a; fancy dairy, 121sQ
13: seconds do, H.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, 9: fair to rood,
7TS: young America. a110: Eastern. 1zQ14.
Eggs-Store. 121xG13! ranch. 13za014ia.
The herald., 1896-04-16

port of trade conditions for the past week:
In some branches OF retail trade the
pecially dry goods and millinery; other
wise there is no improvement to record.
Jobbers report on the whole sales Just
posed to anticipate the future to any ex-
tent in buying. The waiting business feel
ing that prevades the east seems to reach
here to degree.
Collections do not improve. The increase
in the number of failures throughout the
country is matter of general comment
with us, due to the fact SO often spoken Of
done. Too many are contending for the
patronage to be distributed. Wholesalers
are scanning credits more closely. 1t will
be the old solution "the survival of the
fttest."
During the past week there have been
eight failures. liabilities about $55000, as
sets nomiually 4k0. 600.
The herald., 1896-04-16
LOS ANGELES
Representative w nolsSaie and
Retail Dealers, Business
Men and Firms

Retail Dealers, Business
Men and Firms
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw
W. H. sHINN. 2o5-oos Wilson blk. Spring st.
BARRIERS SUPPLIES AND GRINDERS
sTEINEN & KIRcHNER. $50 n. Main st.
BICYCLES
"KEATING," Hawley, King & Co.. 2io N. Main,
OfSIS--WHOLESALE
F. w. BRAUN d CO., 4o5-zO7 Main; tel o5k
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LUDWIG e. WAGNER,o Mott Market TEL $50
GROCER
HAAS, BARUCH Il CO., $50 to 3.s N. L. A. st.
ABBOTSFORD INN, cor. Sth and Hope; tel, 111
LAW, COLLECTIONS, MERCANTILE REP rs
STANDARD COLLECTION & MERCANTILE
Co.. dncl 100000, 2li-2ls stimson. A. G. Brod-
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKERS ALLIANCE OF CAL, als Court st
PHOT0uR RAPrl--LANDScA
f. II. MACDE & CO., I'll w. First st.
PEAL ESTATE
NORTON & KENNEDY, 134 S. Brdwy; tel 6sc.
SADDLES, HARNESS AND SADDLEWARh
J. F. MORENO. 800 Also st.
SAFES, SCALES, REFRIGERATORS
CHAS. w. ADAMS, 33s N. Main. Tel. 1347.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
COUNSTABJE & COUTTS, 1855 N. Los Angeles.
UNDERrAkERS AND EMBALnERS
BOOTH & ROW, 256 S. Main ST. Tel. 1910.
MATCHMAKER AND OPTIciAN
@. STOESAK, 5i1 s. Spring st. bet. 9Th and sth
WINES AND SPIRITS
]. r. A. LAST, 1919 and 1a1 N. Mainst
YARN HOUSES
NEW YORK BAZAAR, 1913 N. Spring st.
The herald., 1896-04-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April 15.-The American Wool
that the sales Of wool In the three prin-
cipal markets during the week under re.
view have amounted to 3,237 900 pounds, OF
is a larger aggregate than in any recent
week, but the increase is mainly IN for
eign stocks. The demand for domestic
export movement Of domestic wool to Eng
land and Belgium has been noticeable In
cident Of the week. If this movement de-
future the moral effect upon the domestic
market situation must be pronounced the
feeling that a. possible outlet exists for the
large stocks held at this time will have a
measurably good effect in restoring conf
dence. The sales since january /. 1896. have
amounted e So. .201 .6l6 pounds. as compared
with "a, $3.50, COL pounds year ago.
The herald., 1896-04-16

CHICAGO. April 15.-Sales of cattle to-
day were on a basis of $35OG4.0o for extra
choice and shipping cattle, with transac-
choice. and export beeves were wanted
around s3.90M410 Cows, S2.5odlSs50: choice
calves. s4.50M4.75 common to good calves.
S3. .00I4.20. Sales of hogs were slow at a
decline of ten cents. Common to choice
sheen were saeable at 81 e063.75 very few
going below 1925, or above $500, with
westerns in demand at sS3. 60m3.65 lambs
sold at IS. 75d54.60. few going under $4.0o.
Spring lambs were at $3.50 per 100 pounds
and some fat Colorado lambs brought IS.
The herald., 1896-04-16
MONEY OI1OTATIONs.

NEW YORK, April 15,-Money on call
prime mercantile paper 5ikd61a pei. cent;
sterling exchange steady with actual busi-
ness IN bankers bills at $4.SSN for demand
rates, A.SslsdD4 S9@49O; commercial bills,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.-Drafts.
LONDON. April i5.~Consols. ITO 15-1e
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LIVERPOOL MAHKEru

LIVERPOOL, April 15,--Spot wheat
red winter, IS 7iAd; No. ! hard Manitoba
s. ID; Ne; , Gsllfornia, Ss 7lad. Futures
"a: September. IS TNd. Spot corn closed
flrm; American mixed new IS 1kd. Fu-
lures closed frm. A61kd higher: April, 2s
August as Sd: September. q 31ld, Flour
closed firm with 9 fair demand: st. Louis
fancy winter, % Sd. Pacific coast hops, 81
lis.
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SfockhoHdsrs' Mestias

vr,HERE WILL BE A SPECIAL sIoCK-
holders meeting ot the Los Anssisss s reeso. r.
board Of directors At their meeting on March p
1896 70 be held at rooms ~ and rs bryson c!oSk
on Wednesday. April q, 1ooe. at 10 An, tog We
purpose of removing director and ether tmDogt-
ant business relating thereto.
BY order Of the board Of dlrectors .
e. J. REED 9ocfeoaIy.
Los Angeles, Cal. April l, l090 e
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THE GOLD ACCOUNT.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE National
Park bank has deposited at the sub-treas-
ury S800,000 in gold coin for exchange. The
fifth installment ON the government loan
is due today: There is still due the sub:
treasury $2,08S 055 on account of principal
terest.
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feeling in regard to the market at the mo-
Paris and Berlin markets were quiet and
featureiess. Paris has taken a little gold
from the open market here. with view,
1t Is said, of renting to Spain.
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Stockholders Meeting.

ONCE OF the San Jose Ranch Company,l
Rooms and 2 California Bank Butldtng.f
Los ANGELES. CAL. April = 1883.
The regular Annual Meeting Of the seecsneidsrs M
company's Office. rooms Nos. ! and =. CAiifofnlA
hank Building, Los Angeles, California Ihurs-
day the 10th day Of April, 1929, at O'clock m.
for the purpose OF electng Hoard Of Drectozs fcr
the ensuing year, and the transaction o. euch
other business as may properly come befoxe snch
meeting. 10000 ...-.~~.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 14-The Official
THE LONDON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 1B.--The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says !:
The demand for investment securities is
ing all railways. Brokers here rapport that
they had. more INQUIRIES today for stocks
and bonds than for weeks past. and the
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SILVER RI1ILI0K

SILVER BULLION.
NEW YORK, April 15.-E;ar silver, C7ls;
Mexican dollars, 54A.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.-Bar silver,
67H; Mexican dollars, 4%G55N. -
LONDON, April 15.--Bar silver, 3oSd.
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BOSTON QUOTATIONS.
BOSTON, April 15.--Atchison, 1914: Bell
Telephone, 2O3; Burlington, 7914; Mexican,
10; San Diego, 10.
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CHICAGO LIvEsTOCK.

On the produce exchange today the h,lt-
ter market was steady; creamery. 12T16:
dairy, 10@15. Eggs were steady at 3G10lac.
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Notice Of Dissolafioa

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that TIE
j. Stack under the Arm name o1 Alc11en
& Stack, at No. 121 East FtEzt otESee W49
on the second day Of April 1eo9 dles95yoqs
est of said Stack. The bunineo1 VIII ~
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