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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
RUMOR BOOMERS PLENTIFUL.
All Sorts of War Yarns Going the
Rounds.

There is a cheerful liar in Savannah,
and he is devotng his attention just now
TO the situation between the United States
and Spain. The report gained general cir
culation yesterday afternoon that the
effect that the Spanish warship Vizcaya
had fired upon one of the American war
ships in Havana. and that the American
warship had returned the fire, sinking the
Nizeaya. Many inquiries were made of
the Morning News concerning the report.
AS matter of fact, there is no American
warship in the port of Havana, and con-
sequently a conflict between the warships
of the two nations is at present impos9-
HE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
AID. HAMILTON IMPROVING.

His Physicians Hope for His UIti-
mate Recovery.
Mr.. S. p. Hamilton who was attacked
by a stroke of paralysis Saturday night,
was reported yesterday as resting easily,
with some Improvement in his condition.
The symptoms were more favorable, the
patient being able to take nourishment
and TO make his wants understood. With
further Improvement the physicians hope
TO be able to pronounce Mr.. Hamilton out
Of danger in the next two or three days.
DR. King Wylly is the attending physi-
clan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
TO ANSWER TO UNCLE SAM.
Newspaper Mail Thief Handed over
to Judge Speer.

Adam Clark, who was arrested Sunday
morning by Policeman Ungar for stealing
newspapers from a mailbag about to be
sent to the mail train was before the Unit
ed States commissioner yesterday. Several
witnesses saw him with papers before they
had been issued to other newsboys and
Policeman Ungar caught him throwing
away a paper that had been mailed. He
admitted having the paper, but said an
other boy gave it to him. He was turned
over to the court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
GONE TO WRITE UP CUBA.
Mrs. Barnum's visit to the Trouble
Island.

Mrs. Barnum's Visit 10 the TrOubIed
Island.
Mr.. George S. Barnum, chief rate clerk
in the office of the general freight agent
of the Central Railroad, and Mrs. Bar
mum, left last night by way of the Plant
System for Tampa, where they will take
steamer for Havana. They will make a
trip of a weeks duration to that city
Mrs. Barnum's visit is for the purpose of
collecting material for a story she will
write for the Cosmopolitan. She has at
tanned distinction as an author, and the
product of her pen upon the Cuban stu
alton will doubtless be interesting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
Grand Millinery opening.

The grandest opening ever seen south
of New York will take place at Krous-
koff's Thursday end Friday next.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
The Ladies' All invited.

The Krouskoff Millinery Company in
vltes the ladies Of Savannah and vicinity
to their grand opening of pattern hats
and millinery novelties. Owing TO lack OF
time no special invitations viii be sent
out.-ad,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
FELL IN THE STREET IN A FIT.
Miss Ellison stricken with Epilepsy
on Her Way From Church.

While on her way home from the First
Baptist Church last night Miss Annie
Ellison, who lives at Broughton and
Reynolds streets, fell In an epileptic at
tack on Oglerhorpe avenue. She was ac-
companied by friend, who called DR..
Duncan and Or Charlton. The physi-
clans very kindly got a cab and sent the
lady to her home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08

For Coughs and Throat Troubles use
Browns Bronchial Troehes. They relieve
all Throat irritations caused by Cold or
use OF the voice.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
KrousIkon's MIIlInerr onenlnn

Thursday and Friday next the only av
elusive millinery opening Of the season
Will take place al Krouskoff sad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08

OF the season will be displayed in great
profusion at the millinery opening next
Thursday and Friday at Leopold Adler s.
Cd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08

Rich and rare novelties win be shown \ =
Krouskoffs grand spring opening on next
Thursday and Friday, March 10 and II
ad. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08

In the court Of ordinary the March term
began with big rush Of business.
orders to sell real estate were granted
to Samuel Reynolds, administrator Of the
estate of Ellen T. Leacy and to VIM. p.
Hardee, administrator estate of David L,
Yeomans.
Letters dismissory were granted to Ed
gar Denmark, executor of the win of Mar
maduke Hamilton.
The will of Christen NJ Hoist was pro-
bated in solemn form.
Allowances for years support were
granted 10 the following persons: To Ann
Continued on seventh Page.
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Continued on seventh Page.
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In the City Court the suit of the sa-
vannah Cottage aud Improvement Com
pany against Mrs. Hannah Cox. foreclos-
ure on a loan. was on trial. The trial
will be concluded to-day.
Max Weitz, a former subject of the Car
of Russia. was made a citizen of the Uni
ted States by Judge Norwood.
The herald., 1898-10-19
The New Steel Company

Announcement was made last week that
over 90 per cent of the stocks of the constit-
uent corporations which are TO be combined
In the new Federal Steel company have been
deposited and that the combination will be
accordingly carried out. In fact it is under
stood that the listing of the Federal Steel
stocks at the New York stock exchange will
be promptly effected and that active trad.
ing in them will commence as soon as the
actual delivery of stock certificates can be
made. As the company will be one of the
largest and most important industrial cor
porations whose securities are the subject
of active trading in the stock market there
is not little curiosity as to the position
they will occupy in speculative sense. Some
Of the financial interests which are identified
with the new company's management are
very prominent and active in the current
,nanipulative movements of the share list,
and it is to be presumed, says Bradstreets,
that Federal Steel shares will not be allowed
to suffer from neglect or lack of assistance
in becoming the objects Of speculative inter-
est, particularly if the confidence the insid-
ers express about the future of the corpora
ton is well founded.
The herald., 1898-10-19
American Products in Europe

It appears from recent consular reports
that American.made goods, such as cut
glass, cotton, bicycles and other articles, the
gaining in favor in Europe. For instance, it
Is stated in these reports that American
silk is being sold in Lyons, the real silk cen
ers are buying it in large quantities, espec-
tally silk Of the grade used for lining pur-
poses, to take the place of that formerly i'm
ported from Austria and Germany. The de-
inand for American pearl goods and cut
glass is increasing because Of superiority in
quality. Canned goods and bicycles also
share in the popularity. From the Ghent
consular district report on the commerce
for 1896 says the cotton mills are employing
more and more American cotton. The de-
mand for the raw material is annually in
creasing by reason of the larger number of
spindles set in motion. The importation of
American hardware on the market shows
considerable increase. The introduction of
American bicycles was also marked during
1903, and with present quotations United
States manufacturers will strongly compete
with their foreign rivals.
The herald., 1898-10-19
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Oct 1s-Prices of stocks
drifted sluggishly and to all appearances
aimlessly ali through today's session. The
almost stagnant condition of the market
was scarcely relieved by a single feature.
There was injected into the dullest por-
tion Of the days trading two successive
trapsactions Of IL 800 shares and 5000 shares,
respectively, Of Tobacco preferred at lis
seller. This represented transaction Of
over $20O0,000. and was supposed to show
the disposal Of the company's treasury
stock, application for the listing Of which
was made yesterday. The common sock
was rather feverish for a time after this.
but settled down into steadHness and neg
lect. There was an up-turn In Sugar also
during the day, which was explained by
the news that certain grades Of soft sugars
had been advanced In price. Realizing sub
sequently wiped out all the advance. The
railroad list held generally firm through
out the early part OF the day, but was sub
sequently eased of In sympathy with Su.
gar and the Northern Pacif1cs.
The speculative public apparently views
developments in railroad stocks with
apathy. The same apathy existed today in
pause In London being attributed to watt
ing for more settled political conditions
and the completion Of liquidation In Berlin.
Bonds were dull, but firmly held today.
To;al sales. 81. .345 900.
United States old fours, registered, ad-
vanced v; do. coupon and the ives, X in
the bid price.
The herald., 1898-10-19
California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s--Earl Fruit compa ny's
sales of California fruit:
Grapes-Tokay. 55cd2.45; Malaga, LOG
1.30: average, 1.23.
Pears-D'Anjou, 2.6S; Keifer, 1.s7; Vicar,
LEO.
Apples-Jonathan, l84.
Prunes-German, 100
Peaches-Lemon Cling, &c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S..Earl Fruit COM
pany's sales California fruit:
Grapes-Tokay, Dc@1.e5; average, 1.3l
double crates, 2.65@3.OS; average. 2S2: Ma
laga, 1.20@1.75; average, 1.50: Cornichon
Pears-Early, Beurre. 2.so@2so: average
Prunes-silver. 1.eo@1.so; average. Les;
Italian, Las.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1S-Porter Bros. COM
pany's sales California fruit:
GrapesmoTekay. soc@l.es single crate;
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Porter Bros. COM
pany's sales California fruit:
Pears-Bartlett, 800 box; Winter Nellis,
1.75@1.S0.
Grapes-Tokay. 65c@1.E IS single crate: Cor
nichon, 95cQ1.30; assorted, S5cQ1.25; Mus
cat, GOOSE; Malaga, 76c.
The herald., 1898-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Dealings and Prices of
Produce

Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
Produce
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1s-wheat-
Easier; December, 1.12H.
Barley--None.
GGSrn-Large yellow. 1os.
e1trss F1SsraEsmiIS soM1 extras 4'is9AS; bakers
weha.-shpp!ng. 1.1sx for No. l and l.9O
fog sar1sykssa ehooe mlins S1 d9si gsE & ,r.w,,r
choice isss; "a fancy ts feed iS: gray. yooc Il5S a
10; red; 1.46g1 45; black, 1;eoai; 20.
bran. 14.50d15.50.
green peas, 3Ooas.5O per sack; summer
squash %asss; ssas. string beans 1@2'1c to-
l4;oo9175o; alfalfa, Idooais.oo; barley. iI.50
@13.00.
Potatoes-Early Rose, sO14oc; River Bur-
banks. sSas9c;; @ Salinas Burbanks' |c@l. is;
Dry Bsssns@jPink. cans 2,2O@2;so per eeasal;
la4ge hiRe' Wig s@siG; isoaiS i%s white slo9sao
Fresh Fruit-Pears. Bartlett. loo@12 25 per
box; peaches, box, 35G75c; strawberries,
sooqs0 per chest; nutmess. 2GDc; can
taloupes, 5Oc@1.W per crate; apples, 40Q85c.
Citrus Fruits-Valencia oranges. 1.50Q2 25;
Menican lines. repack, 6.0096.5o; common
California lemons, 200Q3.O0: choice, $500
400.
Eggs = Store, per dozen: fancy
ranch. 30Q34c; eastern 22123c.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2S029c per Id. !;
do seconds, 2Jg27c; fancy dairy, nominal;
seconds, 2Oq24c; picked. 21D22c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. 15016c per lb. (;
aid ROSTERS, A25@4.5o dozen. young roost-
ers. 4.50a550; small broilers, 3.00G3 50; large
broilers, 3.50Q4.O0; fryers, 400a4.5O: hens,
t.O0Qp5.50; old ducks, 4o045.0o: geese, 1850
l.5O pa!r; old pigeons, LBS: young pigeons.
I5OGI2O0
The herald., 1898-10-19
Some Sta atistics Of Lead

Returns to the geological survey show
that the total production of lead in the
United States from all sources during the
first six months of 1893 was 156, ll3 net tons,
as compared with 2Sl, ,598 tons during the
year 1897, and 264 ,004 tons in 1895. This in
clndes soft lead, hard lead and the metal
obtained by. smelling foreign base bullion
and ores in bond. During the first half Of
1893 there were exported SO, ,439 tons of lead
from foreign base bullion refined in bond
and 1908 short tons Of lead from foreign ores
smelted in bond. Reports from nearly all
the important producers show a decline in
stocks from 1908 tons on January to 10,
7oO tons on July !. The estimate of consump-
tion for the first half Of 1898 is ll8, ,767 short
tons. The figures presented indicate an in
creased production in this country, balanced
fully by q notable growth in the consump-
tion, which il at the rate Of 237, 900 tons per
annum.
The herald., 1898-10-19
LIFE COMPANIES RETIRE FROM
OBNOXIOUS TERRITORY
NEWFEDERAL STEEL COMPANY
American Products in France-Statis-
tics Of Lead Production-Divi-
y dend Notes-Interest
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,

fst Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. 10, loSo.
Some of the large life companies are con-
uidering the withdrawal Of funds invested
In states where annoying legislation has
been agitated, or where the conditions OF
doing business have been made unusually
onerous. Numerous companies have retired
from Kansas within year, owing to alleged
unreasonable demands of the insurance COM
missioner and disputes with the authorities
Of other states have rendered it difficult for
many concerns to continue as formerly.
Business in some Of the Southern states, no.
tably in Texas, is said to be more or less un-
settled Just now. The president of a local life
insurance company said: II think it is about
time for the life companies to act in this
matter. They should not loan dollar in
misgoverned territories. When the people
sec how their institutions are injured by the
tribe of politicians who harass corporations
they may bestir themselves to remedy exist
ing evils.
'sMy own company will not loan dollar
In Texas after this. What mortgages we
have there will be called in at maturity.
consider that we have been badly treated
in that state and for that reason have de-
cided to call in our loans. We own fine
office building in Texas, and have done u
good deal to help along one of the towns. A
few months ago we were asked to make Il
loan on a valuable piece Of property. We
agreed to do so, and were willing to take a
low rate of interest but just then some un-
reasonable demands were made upon us and
we shut down on the whole proceeding.
"The abuses to which the companies are
subjected duplicate examinations, etc., in
some of the states are becoming intolerable
Policy holders know very little about them
The companies can do good deal, however.
to help themselves. Concerted action on
their part would correct many evils NUM-
cipa1 securities and those of railroads oper
ated in territories where the business is sub,
jected to unwarrantable interference should
be Stunned in the effort to bring about a
better state of affairs. The people may soon
be made to see their own duty in the matter
for they will be likely to assert themselves
when their interests suffer-"
The herald., 1898-10-19
Local Quotations

BUTTER-Extra local S1-ounce squares,
57@soc fansy creamery, nor nErthsTn ssT5., ss-os
CHEESE-Martin's New York cheddars.
per h.. 13Q14c; eastern full cream. per lb. !;
iSc; California half cream, per lb., lie;
America, per h., 141sc; do. S-fb. hand, per
ib., l5lSc; dimestic Swiss, per lb., 2Oc.
FFooGGsTR9fss Per dossn SCasn Hsns fnsasra a S
gsqss sssrs sssiss:s' !2SsTs ~ Tso;!s5s 8.
ducks, 4OOQo.50; turkeys. alive, per pound.
lPlsTfA FFeosEEss aBasfSs; s5sSoo Early
Rose, g5cgl1o; sweet. new, lo0@lS.
yEGETAgi;ESsi ;S Il! 6sests aSIg PEE x 10. iD: soe:
S 100 lbs Sc; chlies, dry, sitting. s0@soc: Mex
s. san tdss: &C. O onioSs. cSd do green sps per
doz, zoe; green ~! peas, S@1c; turHiPPs. P. LOO;
aoo; 1-crown I: t: clusters. L5o; s-crovn
III, per bog. l.s6: s-crown, loose. in sacks,
'@Sf @BSfSEssSp sSsSE' 1HATsa RHiIA AnTSssna Der ,b Beef,
No. /, &c; No. .. skc; hind quarters. No. !.
81 e;ss aSs!Ss milton nut 81 rSs isns z, siss
Spar. nSa i siS: q poES ssnS:r}S!a:: lsas g.. S''.
sss: HaSHs92SSHs: s%S; 3. hsa \: sssSs'
HONEY AND BEESWAx-Honey In
eG%Sx @nxHs 1Ssd ANb bsfsNa5 pFb Ys peg RGu1d
3.25; Lima, 350Q360; Lady Washing gton, a6
G235: small white. 260&51.e %; green neid
peas. aD93.Qo; black-eysd beans, 400. gar
800: lentils, California. 16o0ko0
.LARD-Rex pure Leaf. tiercss. 7Xes sps-
Gig! st1SMH hsttls rsM9SsrfS M%xTeEsc7 lesc 7S sxn,o.
eure. liz: fancy breaifsst bacon. life: dri:S
beef. 1lc;. smoked tongues, soc: dry salt
clear bellies, 1870 av., ek6e1kc; dry salt
clfsAEIiI SO ey o: sas sals clear backs se
CITRUS FRU1TS-Valencias, l00@1.25
per box; fancy seedlings, L0001.60; lemons.
DRIED TRuiTe.Applss. sun dried.
s@0c; apncots, new. tic; choice. 6Qsc;
san, siS sss
e41oc; Prunsss cheiee, boxed, S0Sc; sacked.
:scS: TSsf; S:s::. iSSs: kss. S:lisossis
ii1 ii%1psSssd Ssss. tSaSsss D'r ~ Do''''
pss shsla. U; pscass, e.
The herald., 1898-10-19
Transfers, $1,000 and, Over

DAILY Statement.)
Vera T. Stimson to Rudecinda F. s.
de Dodson-Lots 8 to II, blk IS, and
part lot 2, blk 81, San Pedro...... NO(
Milton Hicks to r. A. Hall-Lot IA,
blk CO., Alamitos Beach townsite.. l0(
Taylor Trust Co. 10 Isabelle M. Gohn
Lot 10. Goodwin Lukens' Olive
wood sub. ........................ 1,5i
Christina Beckett. James Beckett to
Ernest E. Bennett-Lots sand 6, blk
s., Pomona ....... .................... 1,0(
Mary H. Grant to Elias M. Powell
Agreement to convey lot Il, w. r.
Rowland tract ......................... 131
Matte A. Gregg to Philena M.
Wheatland-Part lot IA. blk A, Low
Miranda P. Wheatland to Matte A.
Gregg-Lots Is. IA and Is. blk "a,
Arthur p. Mcclenethan to James L. -'''
Williams and Alice A. Williams
Agreement to convey lot 3, sub. Of
tract No. /, Neimeyer estate...... .1.S
G. Preston to Nathaniel B. Morse
Lot q, Alexandra Weill tract...... 1,25
William Stewardsoh to Lydia M.
Webb-Lot %, Solano tract. 800
Hattie e. Rutter, A.. K. Rutter to
Esther A. Bassett-Lot /. Lyman &
Stevens sub. .......................... 80
Thirty transfers under $1,000, nine of
which are nominal ................... 40
Total 423 II
The herald., 1898-10-19
STATE Board Of Pharmacv

The quarterly meeting of the California
state board Of pharmacy was held at Los
Angeles ON the 9th and at San Francisco on
the 18th Of October for the registration Of
graduates and for the examination Of candi.
dates for certificates to practice pharmacy
a. licentiates and assistants.
ates in pharmacy: II. 8. Cottle, Ida t. TAI.
cott, G. A. Mueller, q. q. Baumeister, w. E.
Gates, G.. 4. Edelmann, H. p. Elder, v. w.
Hopkins, e. o. Pendleton, A. E. Briars,
r. Blankenship, =. Zerr and w. II. Collins.
The following passed satisfactory exam
nation and wero registered q HoontiAt4e:
The herald., 1898-10-19
SANTA ANA NOTES
Sewer System Heport-Southern Cali
foruia Railway Privileges


SANTA ANA, Oct. l8-At a regular
meeting Of the city board of trustees last
night Chief Engineer Kellogg reported that
he had completed the survey OF the sewer
system and showed that everything was in
readiness for the commencement of work,
the outfall having been completed. The re-
port was adopted and the city clerk in
structed to advertise for sealed bids to put
in the entire sewer system, bids to close on
November ], 1893. The system will be ar
ranged in five divisions, 80 that different
parties may bid on any one section or tn
whole, making lower bond for the bidder.
II is hoped the contract may be awarded
to home parties. The board also established
lines of sewers through the unfinished dis
tricto Of the sewer system.
Mr.. Maginnis, representing the Southern
California Railway company, appeared be-
fore the board of supervisors yesterday with
a petition asking that certain streets in the
town Of Carlton, leading to. Richfeld be
opened. The request was referred to Dis
be opened, whereupon the board declared
the streets to be public highways. Another
petition was received from the Southern
California Railway company asking for the
privilege for term of twenty-three months
to lay in the streets Of Carlton pipe for the
purpose of transporting oil from the oil
wells belonging to said company to its rail
granted.
On petition of Charles Yost and twenty
three residents of Los Alamitos township,
G. H. Shaw was appointed justice Of the
peace.
The compensation of the members of the
election board was fixed at "a 80 per member
and ! cent additional for every vote cast
for the head of the ticket. The election
proclamation was ordered printed and the
clerk was instructed to procure all necessary
election supplies and see that they are prop
erly distributed
Thomas j. Cook, charged with murder, to
day gave bonds in the SUN of sl0, ,0fl0 and was
released from custody. Mrs. Thomas j.
Cook, d. M. Dorman, 4. G. Bowers and H.
Pope were named as his eureties.
J. w. Alexander, aged SO, and Flora
Rhodes, aged Is, both Of Artesia, were to-
day granted q license to wed.
A petition for writ Of mandamus was di.
rected to County Clerk has been filed by
James M. Kanouse, and Judge Ballard has
issued an alternative writ returnable TO-
morrow, directing the clerk to show cause
why he should not enter the name Of the 30.
titioner in the supplement of the great reg
lister Of Orange county. The decision will
settle the question Of registering voters up
to within fifteen days Of the election.
The herald., 1898-10-19
Los ANGELES lmRAIps WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 49, 1873

s013c: llberts. u011hc: Brazils. 11011c;
pinons, eh4ec; peanuts, eastern, raw, 6H0
1c; roasted, s5t6sc: California. raw. 40sc;
HXY.Wheat. per ton, 1s.oo0so. 90: barley.
1e.00Q1Q.oo; oat. l1.ooQ200o: alfalfa, baled.
Il: lz:b09130o; loose. L:00.
0RAIN.Wheat. No. l, LEO: No. :. -:
barley, common, 1.&
M!LLSTUF.Fs-Flour local mills. 80
per bbl.; Stockton brands. 4.35; Oregon, 40;
rolled barley. per 100 lbs. i.so; cracked corr.
per 100 lbs. LIS: feed meal. per 100 lbs. 10:
bran. per ton. 1000: graham. per 100 lbs.
40.
HIDEsLDry Gas they run). 141lc; do. kip.
l2c; do. calf, 16c: bulls. &c: salt steers,
lhQ15Mc: sheepskins. 5GI7c.
The herald., 1898-10-19
Dividend Notes

The Central railroad of New Jersey has
declared the regular quarterly dividend Of
per cent, payable November |.
The North Chicago Street Railway COM
pany has declared dividend of 8 per cent,
payable October Is.
: The New York and New Jersey Telephone
company has declared a regular quartely
dividend of IN per cent, payable October Is
to stock of October 5.
The Spirits Distributing company has de-
clared quarterly dividend of lN per cent,
payable October 9.
The II. b. Clafin company has declared
quarterly dividend of w per cent on its
common stock, payable October Is.
The directors Of the United States Rub
ber company declared the regular 2 per
cent quarterly dividend on the preferred
stock, payable October 81
The herald., 1898-10-19

Daily Statement)
M. A. Cunningham to ]. c. Deck, 394-
1Sl s...... .......s............... @l,UV
F. G. Bolt to A. w. Eames ct al, 3Ss-
zlo ss...... s'ssssss...s.. s..s.s.....s.. 1,VU
". L. Cuthbert to ]. Easterly et al,
e. L. McCuiioch to +. Sanford. G4-2si i'Soo
w. H. Ward to A. M. Calender. 526-
zi0 ......:: ......... A,1OO
H. w. Hellman 10 M. NJ. Potter, 525-
"a .................... IV,VVV
Security L. & T. Co. to r. Stafford.
A. Stoll to P. Young, 553-292. ........... 100
w. H. Ward to e. r. Howe, 526-21S.. 1880
Mamiiton, si7-ss -. ........:... 1000
to W. B. Stewart, 52O-2Ss ............ 1o5oO
Five releases under $1,000 ............. 2,775
Total ..,,,,, S44 SAG
The herald., 1898-10-19

Z. \. Large, E. A. Cockburn, l. M. Parry,
/. J; Kelly, Kate r. Chaigneau,v ". A;
Z. s. Mckenney.
Registered as assistants on diplomas from
the California college of pharmacy: +. N.
Greenwood and Il. D. Webb.
Assistants by examinations II. Lapidaire
and Ii. q. A. Ryckman.
The next meeting of the Board will be
held at Sacramento on the 10th Of January,
l809
The herald., 1898-10-19
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-California dried
fruits: Apples quiet and steady; other
fruits firm.
Evaporated Apples-Common, .7@sc per
pound; prime wire tray. SIC; choice, &c;
fancy, Skc.
PrunesA@shc per pound. as to size and
quality.
Apricots-Royal. 1191sc; Moorpark. 120
Ice.
Peaches-Unpeeled. 7dsc: peeled, 11815c.