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The herald., 1896-03-23

VNROEBEL INSTITUTE CASA DE ROSAS)
II training school for kindcrgartcn also school
for boys and girls of all grades: opens September
I'D, Apply TO MADAME LOUIS CLAVERIE
S.1-lv
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JrOR SALE-MUST SACRIFICE MY FINE
4 Hazleton upright piano for $40. Call at 9l4
Boston st. 37tf
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MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAKE
Nl crayon portraits in spare hours at their
homes by new, copyrighted method; those learn
ing my. method will be furnished work by me by
particulars II. A. GRIPP. German artist, Ty-
rome, Pa. iy2l
The herald., 1896-03-23

L>OR SALE-GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, si65;
Il organ, sS5; piano for rent, -. 500 5. Broad
way. 37tf
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NREASINGER'S COLUMN-

4 NkEASlNtERS COLI Mn
wANTED-To PURCHASE
have a cash customer Tor a sool lot in the
southwest part of the city. In answering give
exact location.
CREAsINGER. az :. broadway.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
10 acres of alfalfa and 10 acres cf decduous
fruits, with good house and barn on ranch water
right goes with place: located T. miles from Los
Angeles and near two stations. one on the south
ern Pacific railroad and the other on the santa fe
CREAsINGER a47 s. broadway.
10 acres, set to 1900 apricot 1900 peach, 800 winter
apple, 35J French priine, 300 plum ana 200 pear
also an abundance of water and horses, wagon
and tools 90 with the place Price, 5000; or viii
CREASiNGii,. "a s. broadway
10 acres. TO lemon trees years Old and in n good
bearing condition; complete water system and
water piped right to the place; trees are bearing
very heavy this year. Price 5000; terms. 5000
from Los Angeles and . miles from Alhambra; ;
CREAsfNGER, III :. Broadway
10 acres Of good alfalfa land in Orange county,
and only 2s miles from Orange; 10 shares of wafer
goes with the place, and there is an abundance OF
~ GlREHSiN'GER, 247 s. Broadway
FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS.
For Sale-A bargain; a 6-rcom house, newly
pIapSsred and and with all modern Improvements; lot
cash Located on Twenty-hrst St. west OF Main
CkEASINGER, 2I7 : Broadway.
,,,, ror Sair-nm sal, the installmen, plan room
lot; lot 6oxl2o; located in the southwest part of
the city. Price. $1,000: TERMS $50 down, s25 per
month. CREASINGER. 2t7 :. Broadway.
For sale-A Groom house, almost new with all
modern improvements and barn on lot lot joxl2o.
Price s3OD: terms, $500 down, balance on timr
Located III the southwest part OF the city. Call
and see CREASfNGER, a47 :. Broadway.
For Sae-A very nice home; new Groom
house, hard finish, with screen porch, pantry,
closets and baths good woodshed on lot; good CRATE
in parlor; lot 50xliG. Price, for cash, $3.50;
time $500, 500 down. balance $50 per month. Near
Traction and Pico Heights car lines.
$, +. CREASINGER 247 :. Broadway.
~. lI ~, Ir1lIt -
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WANTED-LIXE STOCK

w ANTED-A FEW GOOD SERVICEABL
w horses: will trade land. l have Is acres of
good land in san Luis Obispo county, CAL; II acres
under cultivation, and will give the right party a
bargain Apply at southern California Creamery
CO., 3l3 5. Broadway If
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NOR SALE
GRAND BARGAINS

LNOR SALE-A GREAT SACRTFTCE-MUST
IL go at i Its value, that beautiful lot two blocks
west OF Second and Spring sts., suitable for high
grade flats or residence. Price only 10000 See
GILBERT, room 2l6 :. II. cor Of Second and
broadway, or address p, o. box 24s, city. cot
NOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD BEFORE
- April l, one of the best located lots in the
trmston tract, on Clinton ave-. within 1is blocks
OF Two electric car lines it goes cheap for CASH an
exceptionally good bargain. Address OWNER,
postoffice box 565 city. ~
NOR SALE-t850; lot 5Oxi25, TWENTY
IL NINTH ST. near Main; street graded and
cred. 0OMEN, EBER1E 4 co. ,l4SS. Broadway. IS
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NOR CHANGE-WANTED.A A PIANO FOR
l. the storage and use, with good care, for any
length of time: will pay for moving Address w
j. WATERS, 234 Anderson street. 20
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BICYCLES

FNHE NEATEST LITTLE DINING ROOM
Il in the city Is the Hotel Clarendon, i0s =. I'M
st., Albert Stevens, prop. home cooking; prices
reasonable: u meals, -; breakfast from $3.50 to
$3.50; lunch. II to PM. dinner, $3.50 to 7:SJ;
V erything new. IA
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blk. "A
wv ANTED--TO BUY FURNITURE OR
w household goods, etc. 5e :. Broadway 70
VIZ TANTED- D-SECONDHAND GOODS; HIGH
w est cash price paid at 624 n. Main ST. n
wv ANTED-A A KODAK. T.. c. COOK, $50
w 5. Main ST. 20
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pERSONAL-RALPHS BROS.-GOLD BAR
j -four, s105; city -four. 90c; granuated sugar.
~ lbs, 81; brown sugar. - lbs, 81; lbs. rolled
wheat or oats, Csc; sardines, boxes, 25c toma-
toes. cans, 25c: bars German family soap. 95c;
gallons oil, %; gasoline. S5 packages morning
meal 25c: lard. 10 lb can d5c; i lbs beans 25c; u
lbs. rice, 25c. 600 :. Spring ST., cor Sixth. 80
DERSON POSITION BY ALL
Il round painter, paper hanger, kalsominer, plas-
terer and carpenter to look after property: hest
city reference; Il years in last place. Address G..
a. D., Nadeau hotel, city. ~
DERSONAI-B. MORRIS PAYS THE HIGH
Il est price for gents second hand clothing
send postal; will call. 111ls Commercial st. q IS
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LNOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-A FIRST
II class gentle family fresh COW, for good horses
or what have you to offer: Address L., box 20,
Herald Office %
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NOR EXCHANGE-EXC AGENCY
Il for eastern manufacturer. viii take city or
country property for part payment. Address ;. f.
ii Herald office. eff
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City Branch Agencies
OF
THE HERALD

n ssdertc accommodate the public The Herald
has essablshed branch agencies. where copies q
the Daily and Sunday will be sale and adves.
tisng and subscriptions taken aad forwarded to
the main ONCE as soon as received.
These branch agencies do not include the hun.
lreds Of book stores and news stands in all para
sfthe city where The Herald is also for sale.
BOYLE HEIGHTS
E. DoNNELL, Newsdcaier, clos East Yifss
street.
EAST Los ANGELES
MRS. E. C. THACKER, Newsdealer, Ia
North DAILY street.
San FERNANDO STREET
MKINNIE's PHARMACY, 1888 san rs..
nando street.
WESTLAKE PARK
DONALD A. ROSS, Newsdealer, 200 wssA
Seventh street.
UNIVERSITY
Il. L. PARK, Drugs Stationery, Etc.
Postofce building.
SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
CHICAGO PHARMACY, corner CentrN
avenue and Twelfth street.
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WANTED-TO pU RCHASE.
! have a cash customer for good lot in the
southwest part OF The city. In answering give
The herald., 1896-03-23

TINHE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN so
L ciety OF san Francisco will make loans on inn
proved city and country property.
ON loans of s5O0 and under certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Go. will be accepted making the
expenses ON such loans very small
Building loans speciality Apply to
Il. G.. LCNT, Agent. 81 W. second.
6.ljtf
The herald., 1896-03-23

NOR SALE-DRUG STORE. IN PROSPER
Il Gus town, about 20 miles east of Los Angeles
good reasons for selling. For further particulars
address L., box So Herald Office. %
The herald., 1896-03-23

JNOR EXCHANGE-COLLEC OF 1000
4 stamps and album for mach insts' tools
anything useful, valued AZ about IS. $40 Mon
tre.l st. -
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CARPET CLEANING

Il NABE AND VoSES& SONS PIANOS AT
IN BIRKELS Parlors IS and 10, Pirtle blk. tt
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VNOR EXCHANGE-NICE, YOUNG FAMILY
Il mare as part payment on high grade lady s
bicycle; will pay cash difference Address room
A. Sowell blk. ~
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

VIZ ANTED- POSITION BY PRACTICAL
w bread and cake maker. Address H., boz
80, Herald Office. Is
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NOR EXCHANGE GOOD EXPRESS
Il wagon for saddle horse; will give man n
good swap see me at once If you have anything
to swap. Call e., Court st. II
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NOR RENCnANGE-GOOD LIGHT BUSINESS
II owner leaving town. Value $1,000. What
have you to Offer? Address j. r., Herald office.
t-tf
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INOR SALE-ONE 2-TON SIDEWALK ELE-
business office. 12-tf
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LHOR SALE
ACRES--

IL and 10acre blocks left; water right. Now
is the time TO buy. If you have anything to sell
trade see T. X. ALEXANDER, lis 5. Broad
The herald., 1896-04-28

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and Vigorous your now weak body can /,
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stituta. This wonderful discovery was md
BY the. specialists of The old famous HaIsoi
Medical lnstitrie 1t Is the strongest and mos
powerful viiaiizrr made. 1t Is 50 powerful tina
1t Is simply wonderful how htrniess ii Ia. Yo,
Gan Gan get II Ten nowhers hnt from tho huisor
timDnials
This extrnoriirory Reiuvenator ia the mo.
wonderful discovery of tha age. II has boon en-
dorsed b.. tho leading sclcntihc men OF Europ
and Amcrira
EUtsTANS is purely vexctable.
chsrze ~ twenty days Cures LOST MAN
HOOD, constipation, dizziucss, falling ssnsa
tions, nervous tWitching OF tho eyes and o.he,
parts.
Strengthens. iuvisorates and tones the entire
syster,. 1t 4 rs cheap as env other ramedy.
NUDTAN cures debility, n rv)usness
emissions. aui develops and restor5s weak or
gans. P'iis in the back, lostes by day or night
stopped qiickiy Over 1900 private indorss.
plents
Prcmaturcncss means impotcncy Ia this arst
stage. 1T Is symptom OF seminal weakness
and a,r,nncss. 1t can be stopped In t,sen,y
days by tde use OF Hujyar. Hulyan costs ne
more than any other remedy.
Sen for circulars and test "A onials.
TAINTED EfL.OOD-lmpure blood duo
sore-produciug rerins Then comes sore throa,
pimples, copper-rolored spots. ulcers In mouth,
old sores and "a lug hair You can save a tri ,
70 Hot Springs oy writing for Blood Book 10
the old physicians of the
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton. Market and Ellis Sts..
BAN FRANCISCO, California.
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Current Quotations

Eggs are weak at 121sQ13c in small lots
from store. Merchants are slow to give lie
for straight lots from the country. The
Of very little being threshed here this year.
The freeze up strengthens the potato mar
l,UTTER-Local creamery. glib squares,
s5ra4Oc; c coast creamery fancy, 2-lb
sauares sauares $c do b 95asse aeeg nom
grades and very light weights, 20d22llac.
CHEESE-Locat Iull cream. large, 12c;
rtirlhern ditto. SiHeilUn; half cream Sa19c:
Young America, 1sc; do Glib. hand made)
14c; AZ Ef more cssssd .s; Tor shinmsr
zoe; asparagps, per ID, 5d97c beets, per 100
lbs, soc; cauiitower, per dog, 60c celery
do, 55c; cabbage, per 100 lbs. 6Oc: carrots
do. soc; chilis. dry, per string, soc; Mexi-
can, per l9. i6ci green, per 10, l2c; crcum. M
garlic. do. 6Gfc; ieeks, per dog: l5ci let
tuce do, 1sc; mushrooms per III 45c; on
ions, green, per dog bnnche.; somaoc; 90.
yellow Danvers, per II lbs, s242.50; pars-
ley, per box. soc parsnips, per 100 lbs. roc;
Sunches ' loe p1r mushrooms, Isl a'sr per ib 45c;
- ..tlc. per ib. iot :, .lig. rs ger ~.
7doc; tomatoes. per box, $1.s592oo; tur-
Iiips, per iyY los, ioc; watercress, per COZ.
nnnches 40t ,fnushroGms per lib. 32c;
s1nnsf aREsq ssqFsksb FkbTstsae Efs y sgss 50 per box
apples. per doz, 81, bananas, ss.s5 per bunch
CITRUS FRGfTS-O Oranges. Nsveis i %
QS5o; Mediterranean sweets, $1.75l2. 90;
ka MGao EHTsks eoss 0a isbsSy itanSy s lTe s
HONEY ~ AMI MI . BEMsWxxMloHiosnuee dSHSS ss III sue,
%aa c9no'a as& a&@ Rsr E II; strained. s@ac; bsss-
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on CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at HON,
ana Abroad

NEW YORK, April 27.--The volume
OF business in stocks today was fairly
large and the tone of speculation firm
throughout The distribution of busi-
ness was Indifferent. Sugar figured for
nearly one-third, of the entire dealings.
and respectable demand was reached
OILY by st. Paul in the railway list. A
favorable influence upon the market
at the outset was the receipt of Lon
doh cables showing advances in the
prices of American securities at that
center and despite the light dealings in
the international group that class of Sc
curities was strong on purchases for
foreign account in this market. Some
commisslon-hOus buying in the stan
dard railway shares were also noted.
The London purchases of the railway
Shares were PARTLY attributed to rufnor
that the Pacific railroad Indebtedness
funding bill would be rushed through
congress this session. The street at
tached but slight importance to this
in the price of the stock. The trading
was attended in spots by realization OF
profits. Sugar was manipulated in
rather a bewildering manner, but the
stock appeared to be taken on all re-
actions. ana it closed with a gain. of 2
Fer cent. The market closed dull but
strong in tone with sharp fractional net
were less active, but the tone was gen
orally firm, and marked strength was
displayed In some Instances The sales
were 81. 100000 Northern Pacific col-
lateral trusts advanced ~ and do trust
receipts per cent. Among the declines
noted were Colorado ana Pacific f1rsts,
2 per cent. Northern Pacific seconds,
ernments were strong and active on
sales of $212 600
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SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE

Vegetables - Potatoes - River bur.
bank, 25G40; Oregon do. 4O@l65: Early Rose
50@I5; new potatoes, $1.2591.75; onions, s1.75
@2.25.
Los Angeles tomatoes. s15aT25o strine
beans, S@10c: green peas, 2621ac; garlic
41.Q51ec; green peppers. 2oc; dried do, 10G
15c: asparagus, $1.2542.75; dried okra, 12ts
015c; rhubarb, 60G70c; cucumbers, 60c4$1
Fresh Fruit-Apples, s1.50@200; Long
worth Strawberries, 7I10; common do, 4@SS:
black cherries, sl.5oal.75; white do, 's1.o0.
citrus FrultS-Mexican lines, $5.oUa D. W:
California lemons, -I5Gl1.50 do choice, $1.501
1.75; do fancy, $2.256l2.50: California seed
ling oranges, 60975; navels, $1.75gl.. IS;
do fancy. .$3,00G3.50.
Tropical fruit-Hawalian bananas, ST. .00G
ZOO Bluefelds do, se.o0@2.5O; Persian dates,
$500d5.50
Butter-Fancy creamery, n; seconds, 1S
@1sh; fancy dairy. 1121h@13 Go seconds. 1a:
Cheese-Fancy mild new, 8; fair to gool
Toy, young Amsr.a, Ga 70: PAS ern IL a.
Eggs-Store. 13@13ls ranch, 14a15; duck
eggs. 15@16.
Poultry--Live turkeys gohhIers I2615:
do hens, 13g15; roosters. s4.50G500; young
do. 7.00@9. 90; :. small broilers, 2.0O@4 90;
large do. $5.5ol8.00; hens, s4.oOG5OO; old
geese. s1.25a1.55: old pigeons. si.5O9i75;
Game-Hare, $75c1si.oo cottontail rab-
bits, S1.25; bush do. S1.0O; gray geese $3.50
LEO; brant, $1.0091.25.
The herald., 1896-04-28
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

block 6. Mouiton tract; $1,000
Elliot. Co. of Minneapolis to Adolphus T.
Monica; $25,571.90.
,of fs%Srgs g Gochran ct to s5 Th9mas hon c. Fitch
Ralphs north 10 acres of block 49, Maclay
Charles and Algeo Legge to Jared S, Tor
G, Legges Central tract; $4,000.
Frank p. and Maggie D. Knowles to
BhHwas Rai1's aad e. s97s 9Psyer' in block L. Painter &
Elsie e, Anthony to James. Mackel, lot
80; block Is, Wolfskill Orchard tract; $1,000.
dlz A. and Charles r I bDethefrage ef sgt tS
and 20, Cochran & spitley's sub Pasadena;
Edward H. and Mary G. Ward to J. Say
tract; $4,000.
pdward II. and Mary G. Ward to same.
lot 10, block B, Knob Hill tract; $1,000.
b. f. Carter to A. c. Stephenson, south u
OF northeast ssss a of southwest u, sec 26,
s. 4; Maclay and Mrs Belle A. Hadley
to Catherine Mosher, lots % and "a, block
s4, Long Beach; 5000.
\: Thomson, undivided Y interest in most
Ely acres Of block 227, Pomona tract;
lot2 block J, Currier tract; s1475
c. w. and da M. Terrell to Hannah r.
Terrelrs sub of lot l, Jewett's sub Ro San
Mrs. s. +. French to Charles NJ. Smith,
lot Z, block l.. st. Johns sub: $7S7.50.
. J. T. and Mary A. Burnett to Verus A.
Reynolds, lots l to 6, block A, Brown &
Wildman's sub. of lot IA, block X, Picker
ing l.. G. w. Co.'S sub; 5000.
Mary G. and w. T. Covington to Ferdi-
nand Refs, Jr. and William s. Pardy trus-
$4,000 ',''-.
Charls H. Noll ct al to Helen c. Burling-
ham. 81s acres in Ro Los Feliz; 1914 acres
beginning in west line of land conveyed by
4: II. Judson to j. w. Potts by deed 7O5-15;
j. c. Mcdonald to F. ]. Ribble lot 3. Nc
Donald's sub of block 49, San Pedro; 800.
Ferdinand and Anna Niemann to John
d. Clark lot 4S Rowley tract; $1,000.
Truman G. Palmer ct al to John Regan,
$40 acres north of south acres of fraction
southwest u of northwest Il sec 6, S IL, 10
W. except east and west 80 feet $64S
Il. +. Brakesuehler to 1. ID. Kersauson de
Pennendereff, tract in Ro San Antonio;
$1,000.
Etta G. Smith to George Sweat, lots 81
and an 5s, higgins inso Bros sub; lot s. Smith
!. Peter Fleming and James Beckert to
Sycamore Water Development Co., land
in sec 3. l n, r W; 1922.
George l. Cochran to May Hall, lots SO
and 81, block 4, Herald 1st sub $3.50: 81.
Isaac ]. Reynolds trustee, to c. w. Smith
block " Mount Pleasant tract; S465.
Summary Deeds. As; nominal, 20; total
consideration, s54, 1893.
The herald., 1896-04-28
CHICAGO MARKET
TIE Days Trassactions on the Board
Trdte

Trace
CHICAGO, April 27-Wheat showed
weakness all the session. The current
news brought little .encouragernent for
bearish and the professionals declined to
take the selling side, while there was a
quarter. Quarter, the market Vas aepressed a SIi from rom
the start. The weekly Russian and Danub-
sssp ia shsp%asats ass rSSaSIv
Russian navigation everywhere. This to-
tia;s tal Wsek,E W, shipmentss 7.4ss. .ooo The vis-
crease as was expected, only $4,000 bush
els, where there was d decrease OF z, $50 900
bushels year ago, That and the fine grow
ing weather were the reasons for q weaker
wheat n1arket at the opening and generally
during the forenoon. The Minneapolis and
Duluth receipts were larger than a week
ago at $50 cars today, compared with 422
last year. SOME beiated holders OF May
helped the forenoon weakness bv pressing
them for sale Corn was qtiiet and lower,
May showing the most Weakness. The
weakness displayed BY wheat and large
estimated receirts for tomorrow caused
considerable liquidation. In oats only a
tsiF brsisss IA Esa dS I've Ass sassnF aF ssnE
PROVISIONS were very weak. principally aiie
general y w-skness Of the grain markets had
':is TSs issdins futures closed as follows;
The herald., 1896-04-28

PoULTRY-Iiens.. s45oa1A75. per doz;
SSS; 5ld ySosters, ii; ducks, slSd@55d tIre
Af4s. H4kf0WSsaPt S tS Pfr .sslsa1l; barley. ssalo;
''GS' MILF iIoSe sTf'GiEFs-Flour. f'iyP Los Angeles.
4: HSF,1a HasseSn. lss lsssssse; % Srsn o,esSsi Ssr
s sf on 9c dsa isM M H. s5S Tosa saaqts Ba
ley, per ton, SIS: cracked corn, per cwt,
oc; feed meal, per cwt d,Ss sliCo; o.,,a
rated. fancy emac.. Apricots Fancy. lie;
sOieE cEoss &C. So gnpssIss ss
7a9c Plums-Pitted, choice, 7glec Prunes-
Choice s boxed; sM5c; sacks 2mSc; falncy, n ios.
iuin soft, ioc; soft-sheil Los Nietos fancy.
i9alae. Almonds Soft she'll. .1Oc;. paper
shell, 12c; hard shell, &c. Pecans-lsWl5M.
tilRf5iss1V mfpEs HNb WaSooL-ttides as they run
10c per lb; sound kips. Q: bulls and stags,
',kr,hg ei,e. sooS s, 1csoc' INFERIOR oGso1sc.
LIVE HTESN sToCK@Afi per lb.Beeves, 2Hgsc;
calves. .saslAc; sheep, 2s49 &c; lambs, 4d5c;
"i5f BREssED SsiHiE; MEATs-All per lb-Beef SO
5iAc veal, .69Tc; mutton 5a5lac; lamb, 80
&C CURES fSfT MEATs-Eagle hams. slkc: Rex
hams. 10@14c, av. ING; selected pig hams,
#.
7c, av TIC; fancy Rex boneless breakfast
breakfast bacon. 1oc; Diamond 6 breas-
fast bacon backs, 71sc; Rex boneless ham,
Sagar cured, ss2f; issA ,n ,noneiess 1; pass; rc
Gnsides), lie; Rex regular dried beef, &c;
Bacon, &c. medium bacon 5sa; dry salt clear
bellies, 1920, av * dry salt short clears
M Eek Il pure leaf lard. tierces. Shc ivory lara.
compound, tierces, SIC; Rexoline, tierce
basis, 6la; Cottolene, tierces. &c.
IsAIoi4SS-t ancy CluS lefS, u. 70; 4-Crown
L l. clusters, S1.100i1.25 3-Crown l. L. per
box. socgS1; Sultana, seedless, per box, 90c9l
IGc; 2-Crown loose muscats,. per box. 50ap
55c: ordinary loose, per box, 45Gi55c:
2-CroWn loose. in sacks. per lb, 2l242%c:
s-Crown loose in sacks, per 10, 2la42&c;
fancy bIckd, per is. saS,sc; sultana, seed,
less choice, per ID, S1s@D4c.
Fractions: Half boxes 25c, quarter box
es SOC. per box higher than wholes.
.FIGS-California white, perlb 4M5c; Cal
fancy, per lb, s5QS5c; imported Smyrna.
BAGs-(Net cash)-calcutta, 5a5,a; po-
qy3f9 sol 00L sHops lInI1 p9ILp = 'sSpQ olBl
~; bean sacks, .; walnut bags, 14al6; wool
MEANS AND rnrND PEAs-P,nt. si.5o
Gl1.60; lima, s.. .90lI3. 90; Lady Washington,
$1.65d1.T0; white, small, sl75G200; garvan-
cos, small, $350d4.00; garvancos, large,
$4M5; green field peas. $2.5QG3OO; black
eAeu beams, 81. .11,u eoJ; lelltiis, iinpur led
s7fIS. lentils California. S3.50fh4.Ol.
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs. Burbanks. 500
eac: Nevada NMt 10: common grp ieT 900
60c;. new, s1.25d1.50; burbank seed, S1OO:
feed barley. 75c; oats. sl.10@125; all per 100
pounds. =.
The herald., 1896-04-28
Stockholders Meefin5.1

OFFICE OF THE CUEAMONGA FRUIT LAND
~ Co., Los Angeles, California.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Cucamonga Fruit Land Co. will be held at
the Fsrmers and Merchants bank. Los Angeles,
CAL, Monday the 4th day Of May. ats o'clock p m
the ensuing year and the transaction Of such other
business - may properly come before such meet
Ing. y = WRIGHT, Secretary
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wheat No. 2-Apr., s2ss; Nav, s2M; J,

Wheat No; 2-Apr:l e2ss; May. e2N; June
GaN: duly. 64A.
gorn No. 2-Aprl. 29h; May, 2sH; July
,o0I5at Oats Ne. 2-Apr;l, 1885; May. lsN; July.
quiet and unchanged No. spring wheat,
t2ssl NO. 3 spring wheat. e2s4: No. 2 red
e5ss d6eMi No, corn; 29ia: No. oats 1874
2rye asa. as7 No. barley, nominal; No. s.
as,a; o ! flax seed, s2is. prime timothy
sed seed ss;s5i N mess pork; per boil $s.l7MaS 8. Is:
lard. per 100 pounds, siI2lAG54I5t short ribs
ers (boxedp, 4ieQfss; short clear sides tbox-
edl. 4HM4ss; whisky. distillers' finished
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Bostd Price, Of Cereals ami Shipmsnts
pece'yei

SAN. FRANCISCO, April 27.-Wheat
very dull December, 1915. Barley very
g dull; lssI Deeeember sc 75a Flour family extras
fine, $2S5G3.OO Wheat No. 1 Shipping,
107ia; choice, ITO; milling, 117la012251s. Bar
ley, feed, fair to good, 71AG112ia: choice,
7SAGp75; brewing. SOGS6A. Corn 80. Bran.
$3.50. Oats. milling. 75ms2ls; surprise, so
@lo0; fancy feed, s21s@S71a good to choice,
5000; poor 10 fair, G7Ia@72iis; gray 72ladlSO.
3744;. do. Washington, 16,6OS; wheat, ctls,
795.0 do Oregon, sos; barley ctls. IA, 800;
oats, Oregon. ctls, sc5; beans, SKIS, Is; corn,
do Oregon. 171S Onions, t SKIS, 81 bran. ran SKIS SKIS
1913; hay, tons, 2Sl; straw, tons, 80; hops,
Washington. bales, 100; wool. bales, 30;
wine. gals, 100; hides number, 1903; quick
silver, TASKS, 45.
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firm and higher with actual business In
bankers bills at s4.sSs4 for demand and
A.SlAM4s9 for sixty days. posted rates.
yer, eertincates, tsla dJsSM.
SAN FRANCISCO. April T.--Drafts,
sight 8; telegraph, 10 ,,,.,
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CHICAGO. April 27.-Influenced by an
exceedingly light Monday run trade opened
active at. fall of 10 to 20 cents on last
weeks closing prices. Sales were on a
basis of $3.0OW340; cows and heifers 2.250
$40; calves, higher, the best ones bringing
close to $500. Hogs-There was fairly
active demand, but the big ruin naturally
resulted in weaker feeling and prices
suffered a break of to 10 cents. Common
to choice heavy hogs SO 250l3.5D; droves
weighing 200 to $50. pounds. $3.50: CHOICE
mixed, s36j; light weights, $S. 81.
ces, ruled steady, the only slowness being
in heavy lambs. which were weak Sheep
We're saleable at 81 25dI3.65 for common TO
chiefly at $3.90a4.60.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

ed quiet with poor demand: No. 2 red win.
ter, IS I'd; No. hard Manitoba. IS Cd: No.
l California. IS 6ssd; futures opened dun
I'd lower; April, May. June. July, August
and September IS 5Ad. Spot corn closed
quiet; American mixed new. IS lad; fu-
ed; other % morths I'd lover: veis April. Nav and
June IS Id: July, SIS led: August 3s 2Ad,
september. 3s Sd. Flour closed steady ST.
Louis fancy winter. Is sd. Pacific coast
hops. at London, G1 15s.