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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

that a woman 1 'rcally a woman. That she
Is strong and perfect IN a sexual way. as
we'll as IN every other. That she Is capable
Of performing perfectly the duties. of ma.
ternity. Some are born with what Is called
"co~nstitutional weakness" Those who do
not enjoy perfect health, need only take
the proper precautions and theproper rem
edy to become perfectly weil,and strong.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription viii cure
any arrangement OF the distinctly fefpi-
nine organism. Sold by druggists. gti
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

Don't Tobacco Spit ana Smoke Your life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take NoITo-
BAG, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed- Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs cures the kidneys,
regulates the liver, tones up the stomach
and purlies the bowels. Sold by Murphey-
Van Petten Drug Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
a generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits of tie remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

Harry Short passed thr ough Aztec
On route to Durango with 1900 pounds
of sheep pelts.
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Tettcr. salt.Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and suarting, incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain s Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic soro eyes. 25 cts. per box.
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9 H~EApACHEi

This distressing ~afliction occurs most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising from the
imperfectly digested contents, causes a severe pain in
the head, accompanied with disagrenable nausea, and
this constitutes what ID popularity known as Sick
Headache, for the relief OF which TAiss SIMMONS
LIVER REevLAroE OR MunIcINE.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
J. II. zEILN $ co. Philadelphia. Pa.
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New Gold Fields.

# New Gold Fields.
Recent sensational gold discoveries in
the Red River district, northern New Mex
leo, indicate that this locality will shortly
be as widely celebrated as Cripple Greek.
Already the rush OF miners aud prosrectors
has begun. aud by the time the snow hss
fully melted, thousands will be on the
ground. Ns
Take the Santa Fe route to Springer, N.
NJ, from which point there is a stage, dali
ly, to Elizabethtown, Hematite and Red
River City. For further particulars, cp-
ply to G. +. JONES, Agent
TO Cure Constipation Forever.
TAKE Cascarcts Candy Cathartic. 1Oc or Csc.
Il c. G. @. fail to cure. druggists refund money
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RAFAEL ROMERO.
Claim Agent.
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
Indian Depreciation Claims a
Specially.

dett, Thompson q aw, Washington, b. O.,
are associated with mel N cases before tns
Onurtot Claims.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

F. EoTHs markets here all come, for choice EAT at a moderate SUM
Fterabie quality " Q got here; to sell ths bess, is ROTH,S ideA
or Joints, all cut with skin and care. his prce IL always 1uta nd faiEs
Thus fBeef PORK. Mutton, you should seek, IT'S here. fresh III through the weer
ES sausages' all patrons deea, In richness, are always supremE
Stepin NJ Youn ind the stock complete. and prompt attention % viii mser
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

No-fo- Hec for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
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HOB BIS
Sparagus Kidney Pills.

HOBBS REMEDY CO.. PRoPRIEToRs. CHICAGO.
DIR. Hobbs Pills For Sale in A VEGAS and Z.
LAS VEGAS. NEW MEX, by MURPHEY, VAN
PATTEN DRUG CO., Two Stores, .
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CONSTIPATION

SHOULD not be regarded as
a trlning ailment-in fact. nature
demands the utmost regularity Of
the bowels, and any deviation
from this demand paves the way
often to serious danger. 1t Is
quite as necessary to remove
impure accnmulations from the
bowels as it is to eat or sleep, and
nc health can be expected where
a costive habit Of body prevails
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26

How many suffer torture day after day, making life
a burden and robbing existence Of all. pleasure, owing
to the secret suffering from Piles. Yet relief is ready
to the hand Of almost any one who will use ~systemati-
cally the remedy that has permanently cured thou
sands. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is no drastic,
violent purge, but a gentle assistant to nature. N
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-26
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Tue Sncdpcst, iufcst
and Best Family Medi-
cine in the world
AN E%FFRcTUAL SrEcIP1c
for all diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach
and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent CnrLLs
AND lEyER, AIALARI-
Gus FevERs, BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, RHsrLE s.
NESS, JAU"DicE AID
NAUSEA.
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A BREATHE

Nothing Is so unpleasant. nothing 50 common. a,
bad breath aud in nearly every case It comes from
the stomach, and can be so easily corrected II you will
take SiMMoss Liver REGULATOR. Do not neglect so
sure a remedy for tbs repulsivc disorder. 1t will also
improve your appetite, complexion and general health.
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@OCIETIES.


v. W. FLEcK, see'y.
w. l. KIRKPATRICK. Cemetery Trustee.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-14
NEW YORk sroUn MARKET.

NFW NORK. Dec. I3.-To-day's market for
secufitles had every appearance OF eadth and
s'renS b, the buying being vi .orous aud agrees
I've and vel distributed g. he fact was not q.
ignored, however, tha. The stocks OF Southern and
Southwestern roads which were favorites vi b ;he
bulls last week, dII not share il the advance pro-
porIonatey, The price being Ee pit down by liberal
cnir-uss The jump in sugar 10 1854 in the
course y the Lrat holr simulated wheat
HaIhri. ne dissemination OF rumors that All
HraclFl Flde-d q was again under consideration was
the ms runeEt employed 10 efYect this rise and
IN" mo i've OF appeared in The heavy oTarin.s At
the higher evel. ine stock WIS SUPPORTED how
ever IL trtan stage OF any Gecline.all day. and
closed a. q net acvan.e I over a point.
Ihe Government crop Iort with its revised
IS innate OF a wheat crop OF 80 600 600 busbe =
caused Hvey outbreak or speculation in tbe
FfanSeIs, 'he railing price for wheat, with this
heavy yield 30 draw on. being regarded as / insur-
Ing prosperity TO the wheat carrying railroads
Union Pacific shove q sharp recovery from it's
Iecen depress on on stIeugth Of repor 5 that the
'eo.gan zAtion could be carried through with
moderate lHcr ase Of the bonded indebtedness
80 90 'i0 P'StyI- en- sOocK' ana mat the sub idizad
por 10 Of he Kansas Pacific were not deemed
essential TO the success of the plan. There was
nv ne NESS IN .ncaI gas securities owing to
current rumors OF difficulty in the WAY Of he T,rn
po'ed amalgama;ion Of local companies The
oay bcElhs was IN large part professional and
CommlssiOn-hou G business was on small scale
this market. "
Oil marked feature Of the day was the large
number or small lots OF divideud-paying stocks
winch were bought This class Of buying ap-
rarely move. but which always mantle + tbr, II,,n
the fist uf dividend STOCKS.
\ feature OF the day was stifening Of call-loan
rates 70 per cent, though The raIe sagged eff
ngaln before the close. Ihe rise In the raec W as
at;rbuted TO a sudden and rather urgent demand
VIII s. herngs were rather Hght for The time De-
ing Cther departments Of tue market w re un-
ahectef. Net results OF the day are very uneven.
Ihe nd market Continued active AID strong
the AJchison and Northern Pacific issues being
prominent. Net advances OF from l 10 2 potIts
wer- shown in nun Der OF bonds Total sales
So $4,000 Unitad States old As registered yere
advanced II oid, co coupon IS bid while the new
Is declined 1s bld.
Total sales Of stocks to-day were 34O 800 shares
inclulIng -SS3 Atchson pr ferred. 30 597 Bur
Hngtou, lS. $50 Manhattan, S5l Missouri Pacific
1928 New jersey General, 1886 New orx Cen
trail 1918 northern Pac'tc, j, go do preferred
16tS0 ,ock Island. 81. 81 Louis and 5 n Fran,
cisco first preferred, 639l DO second p eferred "a
8 o -. Pau, 1900 southern hallway preferi ed
l3.301 Union Pacific. 5000 American J obacco
800 Chicago Great Western. l.7UO PenfIe's
g s. $3.50 Consoli aJed Gas As 500 sugar, $500
United STATES kuDber
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Annie Lea or ee and George w. Fox (by H p
Oliver commits .ioner) to John B. Bellies lot on
n. corner of Union and Buchanan streets T. 30
by 81 IS also lot on SW corner OF Lomba
and Laguna streets, w 81 :3 by 100; $3.50
Dennis Jordan Mary Jordan, lot on w line OF
Webs.er street, 47:4 of ofGrove, = 52:SW by 9. :6;
gift.
(Lmtd), lot on N line OF Washington street, l73 y
Of First avenue, Il 22:41a, y 257:l0, SW
257:l0, qUi claim deet; $40.
CTocker EsJa.e Company to Louis Lipnan and
Carl ID Saleld, lot on T. line OF Stanyan rect, so
y of Frederick; \ 49, F 1868, 5 30, %. S so,
Charles A. Myers TO Mary E Potter (wife OF
stephenl and Ella n. Wight (wife of frank ~,
sion. 81 g, sW 100, NW S7:6 Ne 100: $40.
Mary McFaddn (by b. p Oliver. com missiuner)
Hberna savings and Loan Society, Iol IN n
line of Eighteenth rect so " of Guerrero w 81
by \ II oiO42J; s2024-
Hibernia savings and Loan Society to J. C Pc
terson, lot line of Liberty street, 100 K of
Castro, f 25 bv S ll4; $3.50
John W. and Annie S. Hyvarinen Maurie
Hayes, lot on line of Twenty sixth street, 2 10
w o: Nee W 25 by n ia; $40
Rosine Helm twife of Chomas) TO Thomas Helm,
lot on line of Greenwich street, 62:6 w Of Mont
gomery, y, 20 by 62:6 gift.
Emma Clarketo Ellen Valentine Clarke, lot on
5 line Of Pac fc street, 22:o E of Powell. L % by
r. H. L oyd ana Ch harles s Wheeler to Alvin p.
Grosh, undivided fifth OF lot on NV line Of tar.
go 8 On street. % E OF heAie NE 30 by NV s7'e'
James schulz to ottne f: Schulz, lot on line
Sycamore street, 800 of Marengo, w 100 by n
LIS, lot z, ock d, Railroad Homestead a ssocia-
tion; gift
Lewis F. and Annie +. Williams to Thomas 7.
and Laura Comv Ms, lot on sc corner of Crescent
aud Porter Streets ) 75 by 23 Il, lots rs, 7Sand
8 Holiday map a; So
E B. WiggersOn 10 B. Thomson, lots IA
ll45. l30 and 2l3l, Gift may L wrranty deed !:
$l9,5O0.
thompson to alexander C. Macauley, same,
warranty deed: $4,000
Patrick W. Riordan and as Roman Catholic
Arch isnop of san Francisco to Frank II. Junge,
lot \ li7- OF CToke street, 400 " OF Mission
w IS by $50, lot 25. Academy Tract: $425.
John W. and Annie L Wright to James Hagan.
lot W line OF Madrid stree rs O. France
avenue, 90 by W 100, lot il block 25 Exec.
sior II ON cad: $40.
Philip John Bailey to Henry Smart Bailey, lot
on e line of Gottingen street 275 of siIliman. +.
12o by 25, lot IN block 10. University home
stead Extensions; $5.
Same to Mary E. Bailey, lot on L line of Got
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-14

27l cars, including ll9 contract quality. Not
withstanding the heavy receips on contract else
where the trade for time did not appear to have
any doubt OF the ability OF the bull cl que take
care of ali hat could be brous ht iu up the end
OF The month. bout IL so the price d ecem Der
began 10 weaken under a selling pressure, which
was credIIed Armour.
The dec ne was slow al first, but as the pressure
increased and The fact developed that December
was receiving practically no support the market
began 20 slide OF in a way that sensational in
its rapldttv.
BY II o'clock Decem Der had declined to 81 O2,
where II remained f'r short time. Suddenly the
market began 10 slip 14c ana 12c time ana in
fifteen minutes the price ad struck 971zc. Then
IT rebounded TO : o., but again declined to 99c
and was bringing 9912c at the close, or sc under
saturdays closing price. May was, of course af-
fected Dut not severely. 1t declined to 9O12c dur
ing the headong plunge of December but by
closing time had reacted TO 911sc, ecIine for
the day of but 1,sc.
Undoubtedly The heavy arrivals OF contract
wheat had much TO do with the dec ine especially
in starting il, but Allen * Grer, the oull clique
brokers' We're mainly responsible for the break to
~ 12c, their offerings being especially heavy. 1t
was regarded by any move on the part of
the clique TO prevent iurther heavy shipments o
the much higher pr.ces prevailing here than In
other Sets. The market quiet but rather
nervoul At the close.
Cor though quiet firm Small country
offerings and bad weather West were The i'm
pOr ant factors.
Oats slow, with narrow range.
some strength developed in provisions during
the mo ming on the small! runs of hogs aud prices
opened slignt.y higher and improved to a limited
extent. Later, IN the absence OF support the
market lost lis advantage.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec 13.-There were no Fremont
tory symptoms To-Day OF the rumpus in Decem-
Der wheat that shook the pit its center for hf-
teen minutes about an hour from the close OF the
Ion; that delivery was worth from 81 041a to
81 05 most of the morning, and al at once IL be-
gan 10 show decided weakness. Before the crowd
could realize what WAS happening IL was being
offered at 9712c and closed at SO 1ar, a decline
OF sc bu -hel since Saturday. May was compar-
tvely steady, its loss for lie day being only 1sc
Both Armour and The Letter crowd are SAID TO
have sod heavily, and this settling Instru-
mental in the causing OF the slump The large
amount OF contract wheat which is arriving in
Chicago made the decline easy Corn, oat, and
in prices
Up to about the noon hour wheat was compare
tiv-ly quiet and steady May opened a shade
higher than Saturdays closing at 9I14@9l 5sc
ana during The morning huctuAted between tuat
a. rice snd 9l56d9l3Lc December which br,ke
loose during the afternoon, opened 1ac higher at
81 %, and up to II A. had not sold below 81 ga.
Trader were disposed 10 await the announce
ment OF the Government crop estimate before
p!unging too deeply into II sensitive market The
| general IMPRESSION was that the rel ort would
4 show a much h .arRer acreage harvested last sum
| mer than the department. has heretofore esti-
! mailed. and this had besris influence on the
scalpsng sentiment. although firm and slightly
| h her opening at Liverpool caused the price OF
| Nav to advance somewhat at first
The Cove nment report, vine finally posted, es-
timased he yield $50, 0DO ,CU9, from 81, 900
COO TO 10000 900 larger than satsticans generally
has predicted. But the report had Deen pretty
| well discountei and followed as 1t Mas by a sur
prise IN the shape of visib decrease of lOU. 90
/ DusHeIs WI ere an lncr' ase OF l,UOO,OJO bushels
/ had been expec ed, it hau little fect a
| feature of he early market information v as the
largr quantity Of contract wheat added since at
| brday morning To the stock In regular Chicago
! houses From unlicensed clcvatorL mixing
and clea ing Eouses a, they som tunes cal ed,
! lhere was tialBftrred 1877 carloads and $4,000
! bushels Ne. / Nouh-rn sprinr; by axe l35, So
bushels o. l Northern spring ado by all, 8
| 'allt ads No. ! Northern aud No 2 red winter-a
total OF about z25,OUU bushels.
Nearly ev' ~ receiving mouse In the trade was in
receipt or Inquiries from country Hhippefs who
mad from one arload to sO,OJD buhhcis which
they wanted SOLD TO arrive for Decem Der The
uncertainty of is gia1iug. however, made com
| mission men Everse 10 selling In advance o Z its
| arrival and inspection
The Norhwest receipts were liberal III inne-
| apoils ana Duluth reported 1884 cars and 1924
| cars The total receipts by rail at Chicago were
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Pistol Balls Made of Wood.

A patrOlman an arrested n. E. Thweat on
Decatur treet for being drunk and for
disorderly conduct, and when he caught
hold of the negro be threw his right
hand behind him and attempted TO draw
a pistol. As quick as lightning the officer
reached for his own pistol, and when the
negro saw that the officer meant business
he threw his weapon to the ground.
Thweat was placed under arrest and his
pistol picked up from where it had been
thrown. At the police barracks Thweat
talked about getting away, and it took
some trouble to keep him quiet. He con-
tended that he did not mean to shoot the
officer. bu only meant to hide the pistol
in his trousers leg. When the negros
pistol, which was a heavy bulldog, was
examined it was found 10 be loaded with
six cartridges, but instead of lead they
contained wooden bul ets.-Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-14
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-FLOUR-R ReceIo.s 2s-
600 bbls; exports, 5761 bbls Inactive and
weak. City mil patents, s5 65@5 90; city mil
clears, $5 4G65 So: winter straits 81 5Um4 65:
Minnesota patents, $5 1905 4O.
WHkAT-Bege 70, $50 bushels: exports
$1,000. Options opened firm on better cables.
broke badly under bear raid, ped by weak late
foreign news aud light export inquiry. but rallied
fiualiy on covering and closed unsettled at
14c net decline. spot, easy: No. red. CSC: De
cember 96$4G9712c, closed 9714c May, 925s@
1890, closed 9S14c.
HOP-- tea ~: state. common to choice 1898
crop. 4@6c; 1896 crop, 6G9c: 1897 crop. l5r Sc
Pacific oast 1898 crop, 4G6c; 1896 crop, o@9c ;
lS9! crop t5@ &c.
WO DL-Quet.
PETROLEUM - Quiet. United closed, Csc
asked.
METALs-The week opens with the market for
metals showing out little II any change Tor the
b-ller. According 10 New York Metal Ex-
charge pig warrants quiet at SO 65 bid and
So 50 asked. Lake Copper $40 SUL2 bid and
~pe.ter, quiet, So 95 bid and 50 u5 asked Lead,
qu!el, at 50 81 12 bid ID S3 72la asked. The firm
tnat fixes the settling price tor lebdinE miners
an smeiters calls the eat market dui at SO 6U
cine, closed quiet, l0@l5 points net lower: 3 les
lU2j0 ba.s. including December, IS 75G5 81;
March, So 80
spot CoTee-RIo, quiet. No. Invoice. 65sc:
No. iObbing 71sc; mild, quiet; Cordova SIa,9
l5c. sales, 5000 bags AiarAcAIbo.
SUGAR X - KaW, strong: fair refining, 33s0
) Z l6c: centrifugal, 96 test, 3 5-l6G4c: refined
strong; mold A, 5@5 5-l6c; standardA, 4 l5-l6c;
crushed, ll16c; powdered 514c; granuIated,
3 1-l6. cubes, 514c.
BUTTER ece pts. 1000 packages: steady;
Western creamery, I5923c; Elglns, 2Sc; factory,
12(N l7c
EGGo-RecefDls. 5587 packages; steady: state
and Pennsylvania, Il G25c; western. 2l@26c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-14
POULTRY AND GAME.

ore car OF Easern was put yesterday and
there are TWO more across the Bay waiting to 80
These free receipts tend 10 keep the marx et
depressed.
Game is steady, though there are free receipts.
The Eastern stock sold at 30 Tor Hens, 81 so for
young and old ROo5ters ami $303 50 for Flyers.
POULTRN-
l2C 3 ID Hens; dressed TurkeyS Il@l3c;
Geese. z pair 81 25g1 so: Ducks $3 5004 so;
Hens, S3g14 81; BOOSTERS. young, 5U4t4; 90. Old
50 5OG4 e doZ n: Fryers So so; BrOilers, IS 25
G3 50 for large and So 5U93 rs for small Pigeons.
s. 5UQl 70 r doz for young and 81 OLD
GAMk-Quail, p doz 81; Mallard. 81 5O13 so;
Canvashack. S5G6: Sprlg, S2G2 70: Teal. al 20
WIdgeon 81 35Gl 90; small Duck, 81 25; Gray
Geese, 81 50G2 rs; White, Sl@l so; Brant, ST. so
G92; Honkers. - so; English SnIPe, 81 SO; JACK
onipe 81; Hare, 81; Rabbits 81 259l 50 for
COttontais and 75c8S1 forsmaIl.
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tingen street, $50 OF siIIlman, E i12O by n 25,
lot in block Is same; IS.

tingen street, $50 y OF SiIllman, E IL 20 by n %
lot in bioca1 10, same; IS.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
f. a. Haines to Charles FetL lots as, 40 and 5O,
oiocs 2 Oakland Prospect Homestead, qultcialm
deed, Oakland 81,
Joseph and Dorette Andres to same all interest
in same, OAklaHd; $40.
German savings and Loan Society to John Muir
ray lot beginning at point 100 from south
seventh street and sO,63 w from West Pine, E
"a, II 81 w l0O:5$s ) So.63, y 15:412 to
beginning, Oakland; 81
Harriet P. HAYNES to HIbernia Savings and Loan
Society, let on > corner East Twenty-tirst street
and seventh avenue, SW 100 by sE 100, block
10, Clinton East Oakand SO
Minerva G. Alien 10 Oskie Frey, lot on line OF
Durant avenue, 124:5 w of hattuck avenue,
% by no, block 2, Barker Tract, RerEeley
also lot on 5 line of Durant avenue, ia w of
Ber& eley; $40
Carrie A. ware to Margery a. Wescoatt, let on
n w line of Abbey street, 200 NW Of Allendae
avenue, SW 100 by NV 90. being lots Is 10 6
block IL, Allendale Tract, Brooklyn Township; ;
$40
y Margery A. Wescoatt to Carrie A. Ware, same.
William F. and A. f. Lewis to Ira NJ Condit, lot
on p line of Webster street, 93 ) of Durant, 81
by r 80, Oakland; $40.
Ne lie V. Jones to Dorothea Simmunds, lot on :
line o. rhirtiej street, g OF Union, 10 t:3 by
= 100. block H. Perat Ia Homestead . ssOciatiOn
Oakland so.
b. 1 and Mary A. Turman to Amelia a. Bor-
Oh ard, ct ), bio So Tract B Berkeley Land and
Iown Improvement As. Ociatou, Berkeley; s.,
Edith a. Hook to A Der L. Tunlson cUmmenc-
ing f corner lot 9, la .ds OF the Brooklyn Land
Company AID tight of way California Railway
COMPANY, hence Nv 3.79 chains by Sc 3 80
chains Broo >lyn Township; lot r line of
Fleming avenue. 3 80 chains ST. from Sc line OF
right of way a'ifornia Railway Company. thence
ST ga cnains by NE 3.79 chains; $40.
Fritz Boehmer tassign-e estate Henry Mohns
Taylor avenue, 333 f of Mcpherson street, Z SO
by 123 ;S12, Alameda; $500
IL. T. Bickel executor estate Nellie r. Reed) to
ndrew Allen, lots 8 to 5, Duncan Cameron Tract,
ean Lorenzo, Eden township; $235O
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PRODUCE MARKET.
HEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The gigantic warfare among he mil
honaire operators at Chicago does not produce
even ripple on his market. Business is quie er
than usual and values show no disturbance of any
consequence.
g., Ildewater quotations follows: 81 40
ior No. i, 81 ala for choice and 81 42ia@1l 45 y
Gu for extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 o'cIock-No sales
SECOND SESSION - Mav-4000 ctls s 373s i
ZOOO, 81 971a; 20 %, 81 375s; l2, 900, 81 3734 !;
IL OuO, 81 37Hs. December-z00O. 81 AZ.
u o1He; Z2,OOO, 81 37s4 December-2000 81 AZ
AFTERNOON SEssION-May--46,0O ,0O0 ctls, al S75s;
lUoU, @l SIs4; tOU0, 81 S71a De c. m ber-6U00
g. 5;32; 4UO0, 81 4l34; 2oOG, 81 Al; 4OOO.
BAkLEY-Lower quotations prevailed for Feed
ana the market quiet
reed. S112GS5c for dark to good and S712c p
GU for choice; Chevalier. for seed, 81 au@l 20;
CALL BOARD sAIEs.
1NToRMAL SFssIoS-9;l5 O'clOck-Mav-6O0O
CT s, e2c' 2OCO 81 7Sc; 40UO SlS4c
SECOND SEssION-No sa eS
:. KEsULAK MORNING SEssIoN-May-200O cts,
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-1OOOO ctls, Sligo.
oAIe-Ihe free receipts from the north
slowly stocking up the market, but prices
show no Change. The demand is poor, however
cholce 81 f120l l21a; common. 81 0213@ O5;
surprise 81 2OGl 3U p ctl: REQ, 81 3bdl Az;
Gray, 81 l212Gl 1712; Milling. 81 071a@ol 1917;
Black Tor seed 81 S56l So Clipped Oats sell at 81
g p ton over the raw product
An spite of the liberal receipts dea ers
report nrm market, with good demand for yel-
lows PRINCIPALLY on local account small Pound
y y 99tnow; g5S9712c y ctl; Large Y elbow S4Ge71ac
y ctl; White, S71ac
RhE-6l@l O212 q ctL.
BUCK hWhEAI-Quoted at 81 2O@l IS q ctl.