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The herald., 1898-10-13
Among the Architects


o. p. Dennie Is preparing plans for w. J.
Cox for two-story frame 8-room residence
with barn, to be built on Orange. opposite
the Shatto residence
w. 8. Garret has prepared plans for A.
w. Paine for two-story frame residence.
to be built at Twenty-first and Union.
L. B. Walk Is preparing plans for the Oc-
cidental college for a one-story frame chem
ical laboratory, 32x48 feet, divided into
three rooms to be fitted with all necessary
apparatus for the study OF chemistry.
r. B. Young has prepared plans for O.
T. Johnson for a two-story brick store
building, 40x90 feet to be erected on the
southwest corner Of Ninth and Los An
geles.
A. L. Haley has prepared plans for Mrs.
Evaline Bryson for a two-story frame
twelve-room residence. to be built on the
northeast corner Of Tenth and Pearl
streets. The same architect has prepared
plans for six-room cottage to be built on
the same lot. The contract for these build
!ngs has been let to s. NJ. Irwin
Coxhead & Coxhead have prepared plans
for E. T. Earl for the rebuilding Of his
residence which was destroyed by fire Just
before its completion some weeks ago.
M. Paul Martin Is preparing plans for w,
f. West for two-story and attic nine
room residence to be built on West Twenty
fifth. In Westacres. The same architect is
also preparing plans for Mrs. H. s. Perry
for a two-story seven-room residence to
be built on the corner Of Eighteenth and
Iowa.
L. g. Thompson will build residence of
mats on Lake street. near Seventh.
j. G. Muck proposes to erect a four-flat
building on San Pedro street, near Sixth.
W. d. Lampadius will erect seven cot
tages on First street, west Of Beaudry ave-
nue.-Builder and Contractor
The herald., 1898-10-13
Conditions a. Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE undertone OF
the strength which has been manifest for
several days assumed the upper hand In
the stock market today, ignoring the con-
tlnued weakness In some of the special
ties and driving the bears to cover, thus
putting an end to the decline In some OF
these stocks. Buying TO cover short con-
tracts played no small part In the rise all
through the list It was not the result OF
an awakened public interest In the mar
bet, but was rather by capitalists or groups
Of f1nanciers interested In this or that prop
erty. according inside support. 1t was sell
Ing by inside Influences that sent Northern
Pacific down last week and sympathetic
ally affected the railway list generally.
Today's sharp recovery in Northern Pa
cific, which extended 10 ~, was therefore
great relief. There was cons spieuous buy
Ing also In Union Pacific preferred, the
Grangers and some Of the southern and
southwestern roads, the net gains for many
STOCKS reaching point. Kansas and Texas
with net lSs, Of nearly q point. The spec.
active and feverish and the movements OF
these dominant specialties were conflicting.
While Tobacco broke ~ In ths early trad
recent decline, and while Tobacco rallied
nearly to last nights close In the late deal
ings, the early gain In Sugar was more than
wiped out. There was quite a striking
movement in such gllt-edged Issues as
Chicago and Alton, Great Northern and St.
Paul preferred. There was no conspicuous
development In the general situation to
account for the changed temper in wall
street, unless 1t might BE- the continued
The herald., 1898-10-13
THE INVESTOR
Conducted By L. DosrHsoH

builders. two-story frame eight-room resi-
dence, Adams, between Budlong and Rose
dale: $500.
John Hickson, owner, A. L. Hazel build.
er two-story brick building, 37x7S feet, 141-
l42 North Main; $500
H. ]. Woollacott, owner, Edwards &
Beyrle builders. two-story brick building
IN rear OF WooXacott building, west side
South Spring, between Second and Third
Q. 7, johnson, owner, Berg & Bradley
builders, one-st0ry brick building, 4CA9
.eet. southwest corner Ninth and Los An.
geles; $290O.
Arnold Ross, owner, F. M. ordway, build.
er, two-story frame double house OF eight
rooms, Georgia street, near Pico; $500.
Cudahy Packing company. owners, A
Swensen. builder. three-story brick add.
tion to packing house, 88x32 feet, Macy
near River; $500.
Chas. Shaw. owner. c. e. Chapman
builder, five-room dwelling, Breed street
near Fourth: $1,000.
Mrs. H. Maynard. owner. days work, two
story eight-room residence, Bonnie Brae
near Tenth; $1,000.
two flats, Olive street, between Third and
Fourth: $4,000.
o. T. johnson, owner. Harvey, builder
change store 'front.' 444 South Spring; $1,000
]. N. Meredith, owner, j. Smith builder
five-room cottage, 725 East Twenty-first
$1,000.
Twenty-four building permits, under
$1,000, $6820 Total, $l1,l85.
Last week the building permits issued
were thrity-four In number amounting to
$40,835
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices O.
Produce

xTOQUC0
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Ia - Wheat -
Steady; December; 1.1sA.
Barley-Steady: December. 1.22%
Corn-Large. yellow, 1O5G107ls.
Eiour,Fam eyy extras. 4.l5@4.S5; bakers
oy wssssitspH5ns sssic. %pIsDss 1sNs9T s no. l. and lso
Barley-Feed. Il7h@12lA; brewing, 1.25
Ql.35. nominal.
esss S.sfsss E faf fancy s tsid f g0sa saas TO-
i.!S; red. ilSai.so; black. :esaf. Is. -'''
Millstpfds5UMiddlinss y Us! 17Ood2loo per TOM
vseassaas9s ,ss ps1 a5es sseE Per ssn;s
squash Ss. ~ ssg4oc; string Beans. i'saaA; toma
:. .Hay..Whest. 1s.ooa7lsSo wheat and oat.
ls;5oa11oo; alfalfa. 10.0o@l25o; barley, 1900
fotatoes-Early Rose, s5a4oc; River Bur
banks, 40gSSci Salinas Burbanks, rs;
Ss Rsy Rssssnt % :ms sSss asi,!e per .Ssssss ssats|
large white, 1569i.70.
Fresh Fruit-Pears: Bartlett, 1.oo@l.25 per
boxi peaches: box. 3S175c; Strawberries
Citrus sFruits-Valencia oranges. l. .25Ml So
Mexican lines, repack, 5.50a6.00; common
California lemons, 200GS.0O; choice, 3.5O9
100.
Eggs Store. = per dozen: fancy
ranch. 32@36c; eastern. 22023c.
do seconds, ssa2sc; fancy daily, nominal:
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. 1sa17c per ID. !;
old roosters. 4.25ai4.50 dozen: young roost-
ers. 4.50dS.50 small broiers. 3.50Gl4 %; large
broilers. 3.toG4;0o: fryers. 4.00a5.O0; hens.
i50 Pair; old pigeons, l.25: young pigeons.
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Glo.o e. ouc B00kbinders and
OldcS "a AUlIX Blank Book Manufacturers
2l3.2ls NEW HIGH ST. Los Angess rrns

lic 5@sc: onions. soc@10o: do. green. per
doz., 2Oc; green peas, 6d7c; turnips. Csc;
parsnips;; sSc@l 90: cucumbers; 4oa5oc:
soc: tzerown L. [. Ie cIusters. 1so: 1862 s-cpown %
J.L.. per box. 1S5: 2-crown. loose, In sacks.
per H.. &c; s-crown. loose in sacks. per lb..
DIR DRESSED MEATs~Ali per lb.: Beef.
No. /. &c; No. 2, 6Nc: hind quarters, No. !.
&c: hind quarters, No Q, SIC; ribs OF beef,
ioc: veal! 7%7Ac; mutton, sc Lamb, sHd 81 S1ss; s;
spare ribs, 4c; pork tenderiolns, 15c.
LlVESTOCK-Per lb.: Beeyes, 3Q4Ac:
rogs. 41xc; lambs. per head. l.5042- 2S: sheep.
PEI HoNE SNt &s1 faXss PsEx AIss'
eGsi REANs MEAN AND Dried PExsEPink, ssoa
d225; small white, 2509z.e 60; green field
peas. a75&13.00: black-eyed beans. 400; gar
vancos. 4.00Ql.5o: lentlls, imported. 1000
LARD-Rex pure leaf, tierces. TIC; spe-
CURED MEATS-Best hams, 9N@10c;
cure ME As tsndS RGns sfm d4d R
Clear clear bellies, % 1875 aS.. sNasHe: dry salt
c'Ssl TALLo%Per sIsS az bbe b asae gear 0acA' ''
CITRUS FRUITS-Valencias. assoc. 70
cured. 4,0o05:00; green lemons. S.0O@3.5o.
.aeEs Per lb 5Rec psHSsporssea 5 fancy sS
e07c, apricots. new. lie; choice. s9sc;
cy evaporated. sQl6c; plums, pitted. choice.
sgl0c; prunes, choice. boxed. eGac; sacked.
sack. 7sGsc; boxes. s0loc; hgs. California
whits. per lb;. c97c; California black. pes
los; imported Smyrna. l3n31ss: .a,o.
per shells: l2glsc; hard shell. 7asc: peSans.
s@lac: alberts. u@llMc: Brazils. nGa2c;
pfnonS, 8k09c; peanuts, eastern, raw, $40
&c; roasted sA0sc; California. raw. 40sc;
HAY-Wheat. per ton, 1s.oo@2o.oo; barley.
isQeSg%.oS: oat. l7;oo@@oo; alfalfa. baied.
GRXiN-Wheat, No, 1. 1.oo; No. :, -;
corn. small yellow. 1.25; large yellow. Lis:
barley, common, l.3n.
NIIISTUFFS-F local mills, 40
per bbl.; stockton brands. AS: Oregon, I;aoi
rolled barley. per 100 lbs, t.so: cracked corr.
per 100 lbs. Lib; feed meal. per 100 lbs,. 20;
bran. per ton. 1000; graham. per 100 lbs.
210.
HIDEs-Dry tas they runl. 141sc; do. kip,
12c: do. calf, l5c: bulls. 7c; salt steers,
lh06.5c; sheepskius. b07c.
The herald., 1898-10-13

(Dally Statement.)
Charles y. Benedict to Mrs. Nettie p.
Reynolds-Ilot /, Bened,ct's sub. OF
lot l, blk 8, L. A. Hmstd trt; yrs,
II per ent............... ............... 81
Nina Lindsay to San Gabriel Valley
Bank-Part fof lot oAynb. Of eN
10, blk G. San Pasqual trt; yr, 10
NJ: J. Brooks to Bernardino Guirado-
Part OF Ro Pasa de Bartolo Vlejo;
January l, 1901, 10 per cent............ /
d. G. IGce to stephen C. Hubbell-Lot
on NE. cor. OF College and Buena
Jacob p Hege and Mrs. Emma II.
Hege 70 California Bank-Part of
blk 8. Nichols add; lot IS. Central
sub. Of Carr trt; 6 mos, 10N per cent. 1
Geo. H. Pinney to Maria Person
Lots "a and Is. Workman & He'll
mans sub; 3 yrs. Si1 per cent. ........ 8
Herman Mucke to Union Blk OF Saw
Beg. on w. line Of San Pedro st.,
6i0.S0 It 8. OF 8. line OF Fifth ST.,
tn. s., ETC.: October I. 1901, 10 per
Mabel e Kline formerly Daii;;to'ntjj' to .
German american Savings Bank
Lots 0 to 18 and 26. 80 and 81. Geo.
Dalton, sr.. trt; installment, II per
Tel, mortgage: under ;i06o............. ]
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Building Permits

Miss A. Heimgartner. owner, Alex Mar
coux, builder, two-story frame eight-room
first; $24S5.
Mrs EvaEne Bryson. owner, S. M. Irwin.
builder. six-room cottage, West Tenth.
near Figueroa; $500.
Same owner and builder, two-story frame
eleven-room residence, same loca tion; $4,000.
A. q. Messerley, owner, Weber & Haase.
builders. two-story frame nine-room resi-
dence, Burlington avenue between Ninth
and Tenth; $500.
B. Il. Williams, owner, Weber g Haase.
The herald., 1898-10-13

heavy. demand for cereals fos export and
the Advancing prices for them In foreign
markets.
Money conditions In London were also
sNghtly easier, which brought some buy
Ing Tor London account, and there was APP
Of surplus capital here. The closing OF
the market showed quite a firm tone, In
spite OF Weakness in one or two OF the In
dustrials.
With stocks and closed generally higher.
Sales, 81, 2,O50, 900.
United States old Is, registered. declined
Y In the bid price,
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(Datly Statement.)
Jennie 8. Small and A. @. Small Ito
Herman Zander-Lot 8. blk B, Boyle
Herman lander 10 ferdinand Reds. '''''
jr., and William 8. Pardy, trustees
OF Pacific States Saw. L. and Bldg
Co. Crust deed)-Lot 3, blk B, Boyle
Berenlee B. Hoy to Mrs. Jennie s. i''
Small.Part Of lots 1, 8 and S, blk "a.
Long Beach. ....,...:.................. 100
W. G. McGinty to Gold Rock Mining
and Milling Coin San Cab Min.
dist, Seven Oaks and Gold Rock
mines and Ext. Of Gold Rock quartz
Abbie M. Day and Richard Day to W. ''0'
G. Rce-Part OF Ro San Vicente
Santa Monica. ........................... 1,50
Jonas l.. Miller( known as J. L. Mill
err to Dexter D. Hill-In Ro Santa
Gertrudes, same as above. e............ 1,40
j. NJ Elliott to w. B. Hlnkle--Lot Al,
blk A, Montague trt................... 1,25
William Dodge and VIM. @. McGinty
to Gold Rock Mining and Milling
Co.-McGinty mine, in San Cab.
Assm.oPA,ips Mn; eIs CO. to Mary L. Etia. 100
Part OF lots so and 81. J. H. Bakers
suD. ....... .............. AZ
Thirty transfers under $1,000, seven Of
which were nominal. 7.S7
Total. .. ... 800 10
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571aD60c; fancy creamery, northern, 32-ox.
squares, 55hQS7o; eastern tub, 22Q23c.
CHEEsE-Martin's New York cheddars,
isc: i CALIFORNIA half cream, per t.. h. ioc: iS;:
coast full cream, per lb.. INC; California
Downsy or Anchor; per D.. iss: do. Young
ib., l6c: domestic Swiss. per lb.. 90c.
EGGS-22@23c per dozen; eastern, 1sQ19c.
POULTRY-Psr dozen: Hens. l0005 %;
xorns s0ontsrs ,o 4Ss Ss Sd IOo:tsFs ss, 80
ducks, 8oo@s.o6; turkeys, alive. per pound.
PoTAToEs-Burbanks. s0Q1.Oo: Early
vEGETABLEs- -Beets. per l0J lbs, sAc:
cabbage, per 100 lbs. s50S0c: carrots, per 100
lbs. SIC; chiles, dry. string, 1.o001 10: Mex
lean. per lb.. soc; green. per lb,. &c: gar
The herald., 1898-10-13
California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, Oct 12. - The Earl Fruit
company sold California fruit today:
Grapes-Tokay. S5gL75; average. 81;
ndchon. l.15Gl.45; average. lbs. Muscat.
9301. average. 1.04. Ferrara. SS. Moroc-
CO, 1.i6 Nellis. 1.I5Gs1.90 average, les.
Prunes-ftalian 1.1D.
Seven cars were sold.
CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-The Earl Fruit COM
pany sold California fruit today:
Grapes-Tokay, average, Las; double
crates, 1885, Cornichon, double crates, /. rs
@345. Assorted. 14l. Italian, S591.10.
Seven cars were sold.
The herald., 1898-10-13
The Soldiers Home

The board of managers have allowed
the Following sums for additional buildings
to be erected at the home, near Santa Mon
ica: TWO new barracks, with furniture,
$4,000; churhes, $4,000; trensurer's uuar-
ters, $500; electric light plant, s4c0O repairs
to attics $500; total, ST. 800.
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1ncorporatious

Veronica Medical Spring Water compa-
ny: organised TO develop, purchase and sell
subscribed, $1,000
Sheep Trail and Minnie Consolida ated
Mining company; to buy, sell, operate and
lease mines In Arizona. San Francisco;
500 900: eubscribed *
The herald., 1898-10-13
Kansas Citv Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Oct. H. - Cattle - Re
celpts, 5000; natives, steady to. strong;
others. SLOW. Native steers, 42SG5.40;
feeders. 3.0O14.40; bulls, .255d3.25.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market strong
Lambs, 25015.60; muttons, 3.00G4.50.
The herald., 1898-10-13
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Oct. 12.-Californta Dried
Fruits-Firm.
Evaporated Apples-Common, COS; prime
wire tray, 81; choice. 8; fancy, sh.
?runes, 44SH.
Apricots-Royal, 11Gl3: Moorpark, 12116,
Peeches-Uneeled, 7@S; peeled, 12q15.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over
(Daily Statement,)

DAILY Statement.)
8. 6. Farley to j. ]. Morton, ss1.2os.. 81. 800
l.. A. Bldg and L. Assn toG. B. King,
s2s-7... ................... %. 1000
D: Harris to G. H. Pinney, 430-1S...... 5000
Ell Hawkins to M. J. Brooks, 443-1T.. 3,2i0
seS -2Ss. .............. $500
Sec l.. and T. Co. to F. Peltier, 1875. 1900
Seven releases under $1,000. .............. 2,503
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12. - Bar silver,
59k: Mexican dollars, 471kM47%
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Bar silver, 59s4 :;
Mexican dollars, 46A.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Bar silver, 27Ad
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5, Z, H., IS. 49, %. n, Dec. l am every
ANGELES at a. m. and REDOND6 at
10 a. m. for San Diego Oct: e., s, T.. y. 20. g.
2S. Nov. L. 5, 8, 13, II, 81, 25, 20. Dec. 3
and every fourth day thereafter.
Cars connect via Redondo leave, Santa Fs
depot at s:55 a. M, or from Redondo Ry.
depot at $3.50 a. m. Cars connect via Port Los
Angeles leave S. P. r. r. depot at 1855 p. M
for steamers north bound.
The steamers COOS BAY and ORIzAHA
leave SAN PEDRO and EAST SAN Pc
DRO for San Francisco via Ventura, Car.
pinteria, Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, Cayucas, San Simeon, Monterey
and Santa Cruz at $3.50 p. m. Oct. 3, z, II, Is.
49, 20, II, 81 Nov. T. s, r. 16. 20, "a and 28 Dec.
z, and every fourth day thereafter.
Cars connect with steamers via San Pedro
leave S. p. r. r. (Arcade depot at sos p. m.
and Terminal Railway depot at 5:l5 2. m
For further information obtain folder.
The company reserves right to change,
without previous notice. steamers. sailing
dates and hours OF sailing.
w. PARRIS, Agt.,
124 W, Second ST., Los Angeles.
Gen. Agts.. q. r.
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 12.-Credit balances,
10; certificates, opened and closed Ill bid
for cash. No sales.
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LINES OF TRAVEL
-t--LOS ANGELES-F
Il jTERWINHL =
---RAiLWAx Co.,
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

The company's elegant
steamers SANTA ROSA
and CORONA leave RE-
DONDO at II a. m. and
PORT LOS ANGELES AZ
2:3O p. m. for San Fran
cisco via Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford Oct. 2.
IN u 40 90 0g on Nv,
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - Following are
the closing prices OF stocks on the New
York stock exchange today:
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Transfers for the week ended Oct nth
were 214. amounting to s17s, $685. as against
262. amounting to 1893, and 11S. amount
ing to $745s for the corresponding week Of
last month
The corresponding week of last month in
cluded two legal holidays. which make the
figures for that week small
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Releases Of mortgages for the week ended
Oct. 1lth were 113, amounting to $101,l43, as
against 6S. amounting to $101, 1886 for the pre-
ceding week, and "a, amounting to 81, AS for
the corresponding week Of last month.
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Mortgages filed for the week ended Oct
llth were 119, amounting to s135 719. as
ceding week. and SO, amounting to $73.O75
for the corresponding week Of last month.
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REAL ESTATE REVIEW
ANTICIPATION OF AN ACTIVE
FALL TRADE
WOOL EXCHANGE SUSPENDS
An Important Spring Street Sale.
Another Tract Subdivided-Mort-
cages and Releases
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,

Los Angeles, Oct II, 1875.
The general feeling in business circles is
that Of sa tisfact.on based on the expectancy
of a good volume of trade coming this fall
The tourist crop will be larger than for
several years past, and inquiries for real
property show that there Is probability
Of some activity In that direction. The rains
are expected to mater.alize soon and their
arrival Will at once stimulate buyers TO
action.
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Transfers, $1,000 and. Over

Total. ......... ............s:
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Th,rty-two thousand dollars cash was Of
fered yesterday for sixty feet CIT Spring
street between Fifth and Sixth and declined
BY the owner.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Oct. 12. - Following are
the closing prices Of bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement,

Total. ..................... =;
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Corner Main and Second Streets
DIRECTORS
H. w. Hellman, ]. F. Sartori,W. L. Graves.
H. ]. Fleshman. c. A. Shaw. F. o. John.
son, J. H. Shank,and. J. A. Graves, NJ. l.
Fleming, M. g. Hellman. w. D. Longyear.
nary deposits
loaned on flrst.class real en- tate
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ON CHANGE

Total. ....... ........... .S22, ,92t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, May H-There has been
variation in the course Of the cotton goods
market. caused by a Strengthening OF the
market FOR print cloths. for which I 15-lGc
is now bid. after sales Of 5000 regulars
at that price. Ordered goods are also re-
ported somewhat frmer. The strength IS
undoubtedly due to reports OF prospect
i've curtallment OF production. In other
staple cotton lines there IS a uulet but
steady demand reported. Printed goods
are inhetter shape under pleasant wealth
er conditions than was previously the
ease Sales OF staple calico have been
only fair. Ginghams were in continued
good demand and are very strong. Sew
eral lines have been advanced. A prorni-
Heut jobbing house has advanced It's sta
PIE fancy styles &c per yard. The week
has been uneventfUl in woolens.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15

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patch boat Do psia-
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A~E5rzuta. wlfh Spanish oT.csrs snd
valuable mai matter. czg cured ~
crgs 80 nashville
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car srsd b. fgrg.s9 bezt 8 5ots
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Jones & Goodrich of Kildare were new
shippers on the market yesterday with
car of hogs of medium weight and quail
itv. They did well and their stock was
disposed of early.
l.. b. Moreledge & Co of Ponca City,
were on the market with a car of hogs
sold to Armor. They were mixed me-
diums and up to the average for the day
j. +. Coyle Of Perry. had in car of fair
hogs on the early market.
Haywood Bros &, Baxter OF North Enid.
had I'm car of fair hogs which took next
In the top price.
Whitmer & Burchinal OF Conway
Springs. were in with a car load OF mixed
porIers.
Charlie Dorsey Of South Haven, was on
the market with hogs.
VIM. Wiley of Sedgwick, was in with a
load of good hogs which were among
the tops for the day For the last four
umestimes Mr.. Wiley has been on the
market he has made the top. and proves
his experiences in the hog business.
a L. Gillelland OF Winfield was on the
market with a top load of seventy hogs
averaging PIG pounds and grading fair to
good.
J. NJ Ratcune Of Cunningham. was also
top winner yesterday. having in a load
Of seveuty-seven PA pound hogs which
went TO ArmoUr's buyer
u. ". Muck of Haven, was at the yards
with "a top load of seventy hogs. his lot
going straight. He says the late high pri-
Ces have about drained his section of
marketable hogs. and only about four
cars arae left. Except on one big ranch
cattle are sCarace. Wheat, he says, is
good.
Townsend & Gibbons Of Andale. were in
with a car Of hogs on the late market in
charge of Mr. Gibbons
Steiner & Blair were late arrivals with q
car OF hogs from Lyons. grading fair
This firm took the top one day this week.
The shipments yesterday Of the Dold
Packing company were as follows: Cars
OF packing house products 10 New Or
leans, Springfield. No, Cincinnati. Ru:-
falo and Kansas City. The jobbing trade
OF the company all last week was eNcep-
tionally heavy. going to all parts of the
country. the east and south getting the
bulk of H.
The roads contributing 20 the receipts
yesterday were as follows: Santa Re. 9
cars; Kansas Midland. :; Missouri Pacific.
4, Rock Island, l.
Messrs- Reveley Maushman and Bailey
OF the travelling force OF the Dold COM
pany. are in the city on their weekly
settlements.
Mr. George P. DoId has returned from 2
business trip to Kansas City.
Deck Parsons. the old time hc- h,,vsr
on the Wichita marker. Is again il, -
dence. having been commissioned ~ b,,,-
hogs o nthis market for PHI Armour a.
Kansas City. He was on The market VS.
to-day for all the best Of the offerings
taking about nine cars, his purchases
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York May A-Conee-Optious
opened steady. with prices unchanged 70
points lower: ruled quiet. with unimport-
ant further variations in the absence Of
news from Brazil. Rio and Santos closed
on account q holiday. while European ca
hes we're featureless and spot demand IN
definite. Closed quiet with prices s p0irts
higher 70 points lower Sales. 80
bags including Nay. xs97s 8: June, 8 8;
September. So. December. s. % Spot
coffee. Rio quiet; No. invoice -: No. :
j7bh.ng, Is Mid. quiet; Cordova. S}xG
Isl4c.
Susar-Raw strong; fair refaipE. -.
centrifugal p test. A. Refined. firm.
mould \ ~: standard A SO; coufsction-
ers a c. cut loaf sc. crushed. 5zsc
powdered. ~, granula;ed. 81; cubes. 5ssc