The herald., 1896-11-12


consumption Of coal during the first halt
Of 1896 was S2l,919 tons. against 632, 734 ton:
for the corresponding, period in 1885, az
which 1882 tons came from England
against 1871 tons in 1895.
A resume of the condition of Germany:
manufacturing interests lead to convic-
ton that the policy of the German empire
in inaugurating in 1891 various commercial
treaties. has proved thoroughly beneficial
schaft are founded on facts.
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
There are a number Of changes i'm the
cured meat list. all to higher prices. East
ern eggs are dearer; local very firm firm; su.
a notch higher i'm a day or two. Dry hides
are up " cent. o,
BUTTER-Fancy local creamery, per 2
ssi6 6 a$e 'SJi
sneass 2 H f' 4 Me's garry ancy aa psi
ls-l6; roll 4Oa42l4: tub. choice to fancy. per
DO 4oans America iafsoFdy iFsf h ss
&c extra pei, Id. when Gased for shipment
N %tH I'm fqll cream Sc nor hoxo
=; beets, per 100 pounds, 80; cauliflower,
per doz.,, &c; celery, lb. So; cabbage. per
100 Ss nr 0e 3d. cMsE sssn do Ses so b oh5s dry
plant, per. lb., 81 garlic. do 1923; leeks, per
SACK 81 o s%ss re- 10 doa
10: do northern, per loo lbs, 75GS5; new
S %hte pasn ysl0 per S bge ars4sy
peas peas per b.. &; radishes, per doz; punches,
Is; spinach per 3D.. ~; string beans, per
lb 21a; tomatoes, per box, S0g6O; turnfps,
es, 40; wax beans, 25a summer squash, 40;
Ling r beans Rg fF r. 2 0k snn per h. b. 70
40 ct w bprrpS 11TI12. oh
fancy, =; pineapples. per doz., 900 Gem
trail American =. bananas. per bunch.
pes boH 5 be S5s
r rn per box II; peaches, per h..
s b. Rs,ams ss sF PEI p sSo5S0sfh1iiss
S per aon per
per h., =; ounces. per lb., 21saS; guavas,
peITRsSus FETITsmorangss yalencas
rek se1 s.ouss.50: Eureka ard Lisbon. sGo Goa
$50 Ho SssEEed AS6 Emsss H. g.
comb, 1l@1s per b.; strained 1895; bees
young BOOSTERS, 3.5o@4.00; broiiers. i.75d
525; old BOOSTERS. 3.0O@4.OO; ducks. $500
400 turkeys l0q Il dPo per lb b. n.r.
900; wheat and oat. 11.00q12.0O; alfalfa
baled, 9.5O@1O.5O; loose. s.OOas.5O; oat. 10000
MiLLsTUFFs-Flour, local mills, $50;
ern., $50; shorts; per ton, local. 1000
nssshsG relied oss 6 SaTsy g. ts e
per r loo pounds. loo; bran, 1900. ~ ''
sacHs FRHITSba aReps Sun Srsd
y: nestarines. fancy, Sas; choice; 81;
Ptted fhOisse. 7as prunes Choice. bo1ed
NUTsMwalnyts, Los Angeles, 7as; me-
cy. 14d15; almonds. softshel, 1Og12: paper
shell, sal; hardshell, 6; pecans. 1Sa151a; fl
HIDES AND wooL-New hide list: Dry
pelts. 2d2lai wool. spring clip, good. 4Q5;
Live s'rocKIAr per lb.-Beeves. 2Aa
~: calves 2asA sheep, 2a21a; lambs,
-DREssED MEATs-All per lb.-Beef
4Na5;- veal, 647; mutton. Az; lamb. 81:
CURED MEATs-Eagle hams. 1o,s; Rex
special fancy breakfast bacon, IN
special plain breakfast bacon, liz
Diamond breakfast bacon, backs. Z: Rex
homeless hams sugar cured, ~; Rex bone
less butts, s; Rex dried beef, sets, ,1oa4;
IS: light medium bacon =: medium bacon,
81; dry salt clear bellies, 1920; av.. =;
salt clear backs. 81. Rex pure leaf lard.
terces, 6; ivory. tierces, basis, 5A cotto-
eRe fSs @ Ke5o snTs e 9S ~
L l. clusters, 1.25G1.S5 3-crown l. J.. per
box. 90G1.1O; Sultana. seedless. per box,
l.l5a1.25; S-crown loose muscats, per box
15M1.2O; 2-crown loose muscats, per box,
loose, in sacks. per h %% s:crown loose
per faek ss Per an 4 sssdess 4 faaCy
choice, per lb., g; Fractions: Half
boxes. Is; quarter boxes, 50 per box higher
FIGs1california white. per p. 1902:
California black. per lb,. 4I4is: California
fancy, per h.. 75qS5; imported Smyrna,
BAGs-(Net cash)-Calcutta. 5a51k; po-
tato bags. 4: dried fruit sacks 100 lbs. 81
aBEASsN AND DRIED PEAs-Pink. 1.75
90 hma WIFI s@s Lady Masn sa4vsn
sooas.5o; green held peas, 2'5SaSoo; black.
7.NoGS.OO: lentis, California. 3.O003.5O.
GRAIN-Wheat. 1.40q1.5O; corn, 9OM95;
u PoSTfATfVoEs-Per 100 lbs.-salinas Bur-
bank. choice to fancy. LOCAL :05: fair to
good. and all other varieties, 60GS0; sweet
potatoes, yellow. 75@90; red, 1.1Ga1.15.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Susan NJ. Denisson to August O. Ohlen-
dorf-Lot 4. block B, Denisson tract; $3.50.
Henry Thomas to Davis w. Irwin-E1a
Of Ela of We of SWA of SEA of section
8. township ! south. range 10 west; $500.
Frank A. Gibson, trustee, to Robert f.
Henderson-Lot 40, Order & BOWS Central
ave. tract: $500.
James X. Slaughter ct al. to Charles G.
Haddock-E1s of NWA of NWA of section
80. township south. range 10 west: $1,000.
Harry f. Bowling to John Percie Rich
ards-North 2.35 acres of E. 4.30 acres of lot
l. block 2, of S. b. kingsley's sub; $3.50.
Josiah H. and Sarah M. c. Roads to W.
W. Cochns-Lot &C. Carter Grove tract;
Mabel H. Day to Mary E. Grau-West
As feet of lots Il and u, block b, Walnut
Grove tract $3.50.
Frank and R. S. Deering TO e. P. Nor
rison-Part of NE3s or section /, township
south. range 10 west: $4,000
John D. Clark ct AL to Herman Weysser-'
Lot ). block j. Nadeau Orange tract $500
Darius Foster-North 115 feet of lot -,
block 2 Norwalk: 1910.
Ernest Darius Foster to Mary Jane Eos
ter-tTndivided Y of east - acres of tWia
of NEii of NWh of section IS. township
south. range IL west. except north 30 feet
in Ro Santa Gertrudes: $1,000.
Mary ]. Mead to Miner Mead-Lot IL.
Emeline w Odell to John Fl. Keadall-
Lot 16. block 26. Electric Railway Home
stead Association tract; $40.
e. p. Morrison to Frances G. Deering-
Part of SWA of section 90. township south
range 10 west: $1,000.
Nelson H. and Alice ]. Bester to Peter
Miouel-Lot 9 subdivision of S1a of N.Wh of
Il; !,