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The herald., 1896-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FRIDAY, Feb. 7. 1896.
Frank Stevenson to Davis-W5 of 10. 33,
Loop 4 Meserve tract; $500
Francena and W Damon to Linnastruth
Lot u, block b, frey, French & Bhore's sub
division; Sl2O.
b f and Mary Ball to william II smith-Lot
T5. Wilson tract 500
land Mary Bnll to Freeman CARRIER
Il aud Mary Ball to Mrs Annie L Froseth-
Lot 81, Wilson tract; SIPS.
Grace to Archibald and Emma Mercer
Lot As, j Marion Brooks subdivision OF Phil
I Gilmore and C Gilmore to John Rog-
ers-Lots and ., block Q, OF Los Angeles I'M
survey, lot 25, Los Angeles improvement com
pany's subdivision OF block 8 In lot s, b ock
39, Hancock's survey; $2509
George IL and Olive Peck to Peter II and
Josephine + sandberg-E1a of lot 8, block 81.
San Pedro; $500.
A and sarah Mattison to Mrs f Mac
Leod--Lot %, block L. Knob Hill tract; $105u.
George and Maria 7 Jess to Charles > Brun-
dnge -Nla of lot % and VIZ of lot 23, Loop l.
Mcserve tract; $4,000.
Beginning 245 feet from southwest corner of
92.l7 acre tract decided from l. Brown to
grantors December lS, 1883: $S0GO
q. C. and p. l.. Wallace to NJ. Godsch midi
Lot II, block 4. san Fernando; $3.50,
James and Sarah y; Bohannan TO Alfred P.
E. a. and Alice J. Miller 10 PhilipG. Hubert
Lot Is and north 10 feet OF lot H. Belgravia;
$500
george A. and Hester L. Howard to H. c.
Blaney--Lot IL, block C. Newell Il katler's sub;
$1,000. *
James Stewart to NJ. L. stewart-Lot Q, Nc
Lean Il Wilson'S sub Of block D. Foothill tracts
$500
Alexandra WE'LL to ]. O'Rourke-Lot 304,
Alexandra WE'LL tract; $3.50
Scturnino and Dolores N. dc Carrion to s. p.
Il. +. company-Strip 80 feet wide III Ro San
Jose $500.
W. A. Atwood to Mrs Eliza A. Jones - Com.
mencing on west line OF Delaney avenue;
$3.50.
Lancaster Land and Water company to Rob-
ert b Little-South 236 feet OF block "a, | an.
caster; %l25
Fred Meyer to John McAnany-Ncrtheast
quarter OF northwest quarter OF section 10,
township north, range IL west; Sit0
q Conaway to NJ Adams-Lot o, block !,
PlAters subdivision OF Messick tract $3.50.
kerckhoff Gamer Mill and Lumber company
to Jesse G Cross-Northwest quarter OF nortn-
west quarter OF section %, township l north,
range IL west; $l1U0.
Caroline Z and NJ II Merriman to w Hol-
land-Commencing at nortne corner of lot
/, Ketchnm's subdivision OF lot lC, Rancho La
Canada, etc.; $270o.
Charles NJ Stimson to George W Stimson-
Lot "a. Florida tract; $1,000.
Anoil and Amelia i stump to Emile Seeger
strip five feet wide from south side OF lot 70,
block 10. Woliskii ! orchard tract; $3.50.
Conltas ct al. to Emile Buser-Lot II,
B and Mary Ball to Sophia silger-Lot 40.
Wilson tract 1900.
Lydia A Collier to Martha Mohr ct al-Lots
hams addition 10 South Pa adena and undi.
vided interest of Lydia Collier in former right
OF way OF Southern California Railway COM
pany lying south of and ad joining said lots 13
and ID, block d. as Per deed; $1,000
SUMMARY
DeeuS.. Observation-Disclosures. 45
Tt Toni '..'-....''.'..'.'...' '...' .. iS
TOTAL. ................. .... $25, 795 %
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San Francisco Produce

Following are San Francisco quotations on
produce. corrected daily by Associated Press
special wire:
Corn-S7l5c.
81 50011O so; alfalfa. $500 $500: barley,
S7.Goe9 90; clover. Sj 0e0 100: compressed,
$750nlO50; stock, So o0g7.50; straw,
55G6Oc.
Potatoes-Saliuas Burbanks, 65@75c; river
Burbanks. 30n40c; Oregon Burbanks. 70@75c;
river reds, J0(@7Oc; early rose, 65@15c; Mer-
ced sweet potatoes, $500 o.. 10; river sweet
potatoes $l5u.
Onions-California. 65@s5c; Oregon, 7Oc1
90c; Los Angeles tomatoes %2.0o(G2. %;
string beans S0l2&c: green peas, 596c; cab
bage soc; garlic. 40l5c; dried peppers, TO
Zoe: mushrooms, 10Hl7c; asparagus, lOg25c;
green peppers, 10@i21ac.
Apples-No. l grades, S5c@$1.O0 common,
50175c; fancy, 81. 25fo1.50
California lemons. common, IL 00@i.25; do
good to choice, $i.5OGk 50; do fancy, s. 80;
Califo mia oranges seedlings, 75cG$l00; ma.
ves, 81 O0t0 70; pineapp sS, 81 5O0b3. 90;
bananas 81 80 12.25.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 27612Sc; seconds,
$50 tic: fancy dairy, 24M25c; seconds. 21W
23c: fancy new mild cheese ll12@D i2c fair to
good, so i0c: eastern. Il pl4c
Eggs-store, l2@lGc; ranch, l3Gl6c.
PNultry-Turksy gobblers. l0@llc; hens,
10@l1c: roosters, young. ST. 6.00&7.oo; roos-
tiers. old. Sl.000i.3O; brOilers, small !; 800
Gsl50 hroiiers, large, S5. .0oQ15. 80; hens,
$3.50; ducks, ST. 00s7. 90; geese, 81 50Gl .75 !;
pigeons, old, $l(gl. l2>a; pigeons, young, $50
o.. 90.
Game-wild geese. $5 O0@5.75; do. gray.
81 OOe2.50; rabbits. cottontail. $l.O0(9
l.21; do bush, 9uc(9Sl.0o hare. soc @l. 90:
English snipe, 81. 50; common snipe. $l.25;
honkers, $3.0Og4u 90; bcant, $l l.059l.50.
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ton brands, $3.50; oregon, sl.oo; bran. per
ton. local. $1,000 northern. Z o.5o; shorts. no
per ton. local, $1,000; northern, q. 90;
per cwt, 90c; feed meal per cwt. 95c.
Poultry Hens. S4.00 to Tl.5o. per doz
young roosters, 80. 80 to 81 90; broilers. S5 90
to $3. so; old roosters. Sl.to; ducks, $EoO TO
$3.50; turkeys Toe to lie per ib;
Provisions-Hams, Rex. per lb. lll4c; pic
mic. &c; boneless 10c.
Bacon per b Kcx breakfast, 1o4c; light
Dried beef-Per lb sets, l0c; insides llIc
Dry salt pork-Per lb., clear bellies, So; snort
clear, 634c; clear backs, G4c
Picked pork-Per half Dbl. 80 Ids, rs.
Lard-Per lb ivory compound, tierces, 51sc;
rexolene, 615c; pure leaf, &c.
Cottolene -Tierces, SC.
Gtain and hay-Barley, por GENITAL. iced, I0c;
seed. roe. Corn-Per GENITAL, SIC. Wheat Per
GENITAL, S1.15. Hay-Per ton, alfalfa, - 90
to $1,000; barley. $500 to $40 90; Wneat.
$1,000 to $1,000; tame oats, $1,000 10 Sl2 %
Beef cattle-4,9c TO DC. Mutton-312c per lb.
Veal-4 TO sc rer lb.
Honey and beeswax-Honey-Com 10M 70
lie per lb.; strained. to DC. Beeswax-2le
Fresh Meats-Butchers' prices for whole car.
cases. Beef-4is to 515c per lb Veal-5 to &c
Mutton -41S to SIC. Pork-5,s to &c.
Lried Fruits Apples-Sun diied, sacks, per
lb, 4 to SCI boxes. 5 to 7c; evaporated fancy z
to 7.c. Apricots-Fancy, sc; choice, SC.
Peaches Fancy unpeeled: 4c; bleached, sc.
Nectarines-Faney. to &c; cholee' o ,,I TO &c.
Pitted choice, Z to &c. PrunesoChoicc boxed,
3 to Sc; sacks. Q to Sc; fancy, l0c
Nuts -Walnuts-Los Angeles. 7c; medium
soft, lOc; soft-shell Los Nietos. fancy, 10 to
12c Almonds shell, l0c: paper shell,
l2c; hard shell, &c. Pecans-13 to lol2c Fill
berts-l0 to 12}@c.
perlb; sound kips, slac; bulls and stays. &c;
calves, l5c. sheep Pelts-3 to &c. Wool
Nominally, 219 to SC.
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money, Stock, Bond and Pro-
duce Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Market Depressed By Low Prices
a! London
The Close Active and Heavy, bat the Net Re-
suit is General Gai7-Heavy
Bond Dealings

New York, Feb. 7.-Today's stock mar
ket was quite irregular. The volume of
business was on about the same scale as
yesterday and Sugar and st. Paul were
again the leaders in point of activity, al
though there was today disparity of over
10000 shares between them, in favor of
the first mentioned stock. Lower London
prices for Americans and free foreign sell
ing here again exerted a depressing influ-
ence upon the local speculation. The
dealings were for the most part governed
by the professional leaders, whose tactics
were more clearly evident in the manpu-
lation of the industrial shares. On the
other hand, there was good investment
buying of some OF the other railroad
stocks, particularly of the shares of the
corn carrying roads. The street was fur
nished great deal of technical calcula-
! tions and deductions on the subject of the
outcome of the government bond
issue. mainly of a discouraging import,
but the sentiment of the financial
community at large is that the credit Of
the government has been magnificently
vindicated by the wide distribution of the
bids and the high average of prices, espe-
cially as to the allotments Of bonds to be
relatively inconsiderable al compared with
the aggregate of foreign bids The declin-
ing tendency evident in the early dealings
was checked by adroiJ manipulation of the
intlustrials and general improvement re-
suited. although the edge Of the advance
was taken off by realizing sales. The pur-
chasing movement gained fuller headway
in the afternoon dealings. Sugar was the
pivotal stock, rising about 5 per cent on
heavy trading. The closing was active
and heavy in tone, but with the net results
general gains. Trade in railway mort
cages was large, the dealings footing up
| $2.2l3,OO0. Higher prices prevailed.
| The government securities were irregu-
lar in the early trading, but closed steady.
| There were heavy transactions i'll the new
| coupons, aggregating $275 900
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AS Seen and Reported by Expert
Observers
THE BOND SUBSCRIPTION
Produces Marked and Immediately Fa.
vorabe Effect
Other Evidences OF Improvement are Found In
Increased Bank Ciearngs and Better
Jobbing Trade
Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
New YORK, Feb. 7.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trade will say tomorrow:
The wonderful success of the popular
loan alters the face of events. The infiu-
ence of this event upon all manufacturing
and trade cannot be lightly estimated. 1t
strips the silver agitation of all its power
to hurt. 1t puts the treasury on safe
basis for the time, whether congress does
anything useful or not. 1t notifies foreign
nations that the United States has power
as we'll as purpose. 1t unlocks millions of
gold which have been gathered in prepara-
ton, brings directly several millions in
gold from Europe and stimulates the anx-
iety of foreign investors to obtain Ameri-
can securities.
With such a revolution in business sud-
denly effected, the customary records of
the past week and most weeks are OF less
value than usual. But there have been
signs of improvement in iron manufact-
ure, although the average of prices is near
ly l per cent lower this week. for orders
have been booked for nearly 300,00O tons
of rails this year, against total deliveries
in 1895 of 100000 tons, and orders for
wire nails are stimulated by decision to
advance the price again on March 1st
There is also more active demand for
plates and sheets. Southern competition
lowers coke iron at Chicago and prevents
advance at the east, while sales of last
years spectators in the Pittsburg region
still depress Bessemer. The ore pool is
expected to fix the price for the year at $4
or possibly $3.50, and the coke pool still
reduces the output. Speculation has raised
copper to 1OI cents, with sales of 6,OO0.-
900 pounds, and tin to 131s cents, and
lead to $40, with largo exports OF Mex
lean.
Sales of wool have been 4,566,2OO
pounds, against 5,192,l50 last year and
3,656,715 in 1898. The orders for wooden
goods are still unusually delayed.
Speculation in wheat has again lifted
prices, although western receipts have been
2,SO0,90O for thu week, against 792,791
last year, and for the year thus far 15,-
O67,695 bushels, against 6.039,933 last
year. Atlantic exports have been increas-
ing, though not in the same proportion ,
amounting for the week. flour included, to
1,965,955 bushels, against ,45S, ,255 last
year.
The speculative markets have been large
ly influenced by rumors of injury to the
coming crop and by foreign advces, and
prices advanced SIC for cash and 25sc for
May.
Failures for the week have been 323 in
the United States against 2S1 last year,
and 63 in Canada against So last year.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Markets Corrected
Daily

Daily
FRIDAY. Feb. z.
Trade is steady and of fair proportions,
with comparatively little change in prices.
Eggs are looking up little in price, and
the market is very much firmer. Fruits
and vegetables are steady and unchanged.
Quotations follow:
Eggs--Choice California ranch. ID to i Sc
Green Fruits-Grapes - Cornichon, So 90;
pears, $l75 per box: strawberries, lac; ap-
PIES $1.25 to $l;65;- pine.nples $500 per
Vegetables Sweet potatoes, SLID; tomatoes,
$l.25 per box; bects, 75c per i 90 lbs; cabbage,
9Oc; carrots, 75c; green onions, zoe per dozen;
lettuce. ~ to 15c per dozen buuches; onions,
new yellow S15o; turnips, 75c; string beans
l3c: green peppers. iOc pr lb; beans, lima
$3. %; navy. 81. 10; pink, 81 so to Sl.75;
green peas, to tic per lb; asparagus, 25c per
lib; mushrooms, 12c per lp.
Butter-Creamery, fancy, Glib squares, 60c;
22'oz squares, 50c;. coast g creamery. 29-oz
squares, 4Oc; dairy, fancy, lib squares, 55c
Mill stuffs-Flour, Los Angeles, $d 80; stock
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ipts and shipments were as follows ::
Chicago Live Stock r1arketl

CHICAGO, Feb. Tn cattle the feeling was
no better than yesterday, although receipts
beeves have found purchasers at $3 25 to
$l.75; exnorters were good buyers at 81 to
r. SO; COWS ~ and hei{ers: - to s34o; bulls,
Hog pts were again exceedingly light,
and sellers dispo.ed of their lots at 5 cents
advance. Common to prime found buyers at
81. 05 to 81 50.
The advanced prices in sheep continue to be
well maintained, and common to choice ma
to S3. 60; yearlings, $500 to "a. 10; lambs,
S3.15 10 Sax 80.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
Los ANGELES, Feb. 7.
Following are the Los Angeles bank clear
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Feb 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow OF the wool market:
The only feature OF the market has been the
liberal buying OF Montana fine staple on ba-
sis OF 81 and 80 cents clean by Massachusetts
worsted mill. The market Is little steadier
lean wools. Cable dispatches from Antwerp
and Aontevideo note tnat prices have fol.
ures in the clothing trade and the disorgani-
cation Of prices on mems wear wooleus con-
tirue to check activity hero.
The sales OF the week are 2,655,O pounds
domestic and l,244,OOO pounds foreig n,
against ,626, 900 pounds domestic and l, ,43l,-
600 pounds foreign last week and 2,310 600
pounds domestic and 100000 pounds foreign
for the same week last year.
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Notice to Creditors

TNSTATE OF JACOB VERNON, DECEASED
II Notice is hereby given by the undersigned exc
of the last will and testament ofJacobN ernon,
deceased TO the creditors and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice to
the said executors the Office of Clarence A. Mil
ler attorney at law, room 3o Bryson building, in
the city of and county of Los Angeles state of Cali
fornia, said office being the place OF business of
said executors.
Date of first publication, January II, a. D. 1896.
MILTON VERNON,
FRANK VERNON,
Executors of the last will and testament of Jacob
Vernon deceased,
Clarence a. Miller attorney for executors. 2-SSat
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Chatsworth Park-Leave from and arrive 81
River Station, San Fernando street. only.
Sundays excepted Sundays only.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All S.P. Co. IS trains stop at First street (excepA
the four San Francisco trainsl and Commercial
street Except the S:25 San Francisco evening
tran), in the business center of the city, saving
time and street car fares to passengers
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
Connecting with Wilmington Transportation
Companys ocean excursion steamers:
Leave Arcade depot at 9:l5 am. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from II :l5 am Wednesday and
Saturday.
General Passenger Office 22s S. Spring street.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Gail Board Prices of Cereals and Shipments
Deceived

Received
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Wheat, dull; Decem-
ber, S1.l61s; May, $l.1SH.
Corn-S71ar.
Bran-s14.0O.
Flour-Family extras, 81 90 to S!.l0; bakers
extras. $3. SO TO $500; superfne, $2.S5 to
SO. 10.
Wheat-No. l shipping. $l.13A; choice,
Bapley"Feed, sri W fair 10 good good, es71c to zoe;
choice 7l14c to 72112c; brewing. soc to s214c
Oats Milling, 771ac to S2lac; surprise. 9hc
choice. 75c to ,2lac: poor to fair, CSC to 721ac;
black for seed, $l.l0 to $l.30; gray, 771ac to
S5c.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 1850; wheat,
centals, 5000: barley, centals. 1900; oats,
centais, 405; do oregon. 5000; corn. oentals,
80; beans sacks, 400; rye. ceutals 200; pota-
sacks, 1888; do Oregon 40; bran, sacks, 1860;
midling, sacks, lE6o; hay, tons, AGO. straw.
tons, l5; hops, bales. 81: flaxseed, sacks. Ore
gon, 6s5; hides, number, 23l; W inc. gallons,
$4,000.
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LiYerpoOI Markets

LIVERPOOL, Feb Wheat closed steady
with moderate demand; No. Q red winter, SIS
l0d; No. hard Manitoba. SIS Cd; No. Califor.
er: closed weak, 5si lower; February, IS
cd; March. IS lOd; April and May, IS 9Ad;
June and July, 5s 919d.
Spot corn closed quiet; American mixed new,
3s 234d. Futures open ID quiet, I'd lower;
closed steady, but unchanged; February, 30
2l4d; March, 3s I'D; April IS 215d; May and
June, 3s 2s4d; July, 3s SID.
Flour closed firm with u moderate demand:
st. Louis fancy winter, rs Cd.
Hops at LondoD-Pacifc coast. f2 IS.
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The London rlsrkcts

New YORK, Feb. THE Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram says:
One hundred and eghty-five thousand
pounds of gold was withdrawn from the Bank
OF En-, land for America today. but in bars in
stead of eagles. The banks price on bars be-
ing high, tomorrow's shipments will probably
be only 100000.
the feature OF today's mark ct was a further
revival in Katfirs. There was good bu wing but
the movement is rather difficult to under.
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Money Quotations

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Money on call strong at
3i5 to T per cent; last loan 315; closed 81 per
cent;pfime mercantile paper,5Is to7le per cent;
sterling exchange easier, with actual business
mand, and sl.o6A, to "a. 97I4 for xty days.
posted rates $4.871a 10 Y4.SSlad4. 80 to a. 3d.; ;
commercial bills "a. SO; silver certificates, ,673s
TO 67Ac.
san FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-Drafts. par; tele.
graphic, par.
LONDON, Feb. 7.--Consols, 1O8N
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.. 7.-Drafts. par; tele.
Silver Bullion

YORK. Feb.7.-Bar silver, 677sc; Mexican
dollars, $3.50.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7-Bar silver 671Sc;
Mexican dollars, 53t4 to 54l1c.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Bar silver, 3o7sd.
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stand amid such that should tend to depress
the shares. The other markets we're idle and
easier Oh reHlizations in view of the settlement
to begin next Thursday. Americans were
lower OH New York sales, bu, closed above he
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Ro3ton Ouofations

BOSTON. Feb. 7.-Following are the clos ing
quotations:
Atchison ........ 161a Oregon Short Iin1 III
Bell elephone. COZ Mexican Central. 111a
Burlington ....... 1875 San Diego. .... 70
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Wee!xIy Bank CIearj,-z

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-The following table com
piled bv Brsdstrcet's shows the total clearauces
at the principal cities and the percentage of
increase ami decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Valentines
Langstadter's. 214 South Broadway,

All prices of wallpaper greatly reduced. A
Eckstrom, 324 South Spring street.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, Feb. 7..-Petroleum was steady;
United closed SLAB.
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CHICAGO MARKET

Waco, Houston and Galveston are not in
,luded in totals because containing other
items than clear!ngs.
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Ar. from
DESTINATION
Leave for

GOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
y TINE TABLE-FEBUARY 8, 1895
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San Francisco Timing Stocks

SAN Francisco Feb. 1.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were
fol lows.
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Feb 7.-Folowing are the
closing stock quotations.:
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First Trip From Los Angeles,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895
Los ANGELES TERMINAL RY.

IN EFFECT NOV. IS, 1895.
Los Angeles depots: East end First street and
Downey avenue bridges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30
AmerIcan nome. BaIldIne pa Loan

American Home. Building and Loan
Association.
Richmond. Va. June a. 1896.
HHECKS FOR THE SEAll-ANNUAL
TfVIDFNDa on the q. and y per
,.,. stock az this association viii Doe
mn. led 10 tho stockholders on June 30,
i-nf OTIS III. RUSSELL.
s.an.ff President.
Richmond. Va. julie - is96.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
fhe ENDORSEMENT GUARANTEE
COMPANY have this day declared their
regular SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
i.0r-p PR CENT. on the bonds Of the
.,,.,,,erv ravabla ON or after July lst.
JOHN T. SANlLLE.
ie97-5t Secretary and Treasurer.