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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-14
The Effects Of War News

The way in which the receipt of favora-
bic war news affects the sensitive eastern
market Is reflected in the financial column
Of the New York Times, which says: Dew
ey's victory seems to reach with inspirit-
ing touch everywhere. Bonds and stocks
advance, commercial courage is suddenly
asserted, bear manipulators find adroit-
ness futile--and. as reason for 1t all, Wall
ntreet joins In applause Of Dewey. Most
important of oil accomplishments. though,
eenters In what comes to pass In the money
market. Rates were pinching, holders of
funds were shivering, contraction was un-
der way beyond what the average observe
or could suspect and In jiffy ie wrought
4 change revolutionary in its influences.
Funds become plenty, overtures come
from lenders. nervousness disappears
and still IL Is Dewey. As the money mar
ket goes so always go security market
quotations. For a little time there may
be contrary effects, but in the long run
the tendency Of money must always make
the tendency Of money values, Thus. from
the Wall street standpoint. most Of all the
benefits which accrue from the rousing
Dewey enthusiasm center in the displace-
msnt Of . tight and pinching money mar
ket, one which even threatened to corner
itself, and the establishment of what at
present promises to be continuing ease.
Certain 1t is that money in plenty 10
available. Only abnormal nervousness
gould withdraw II from natural channels
and normal functions. To be sure once
more Of an equable money market Is to be
sure of a security market sanity-to be
sure that values can rest upon conditions
and reflect national growth, national pros
perity.
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July. after touching l.o!F, rallied spasmod::
ically to 1.07. but slid on when the demand
from shorts failed. Closing cables show in
creased bull WEAKNESS abroad with declines
Of 21a to sgd at Liverpool; ~ to ~ cents at
Paris, and at ~ cent? at Antwerp. Reports
OF harvesting from Texas and probable
early cut further north treasured short SELL
ers. July dropped listlessly to 1.O4. closing
at 1.04A bid, a net loss of cents. May,
which staptsd'at1.50, rallied to155 on Letter
support but eased OF near the end to !. !S
and closed at 1.50 sellers, a net loss of Is
cents. Exporters reported no sales.
Corn was for sale in large chunks from
start to finish. Foreigners were reported
as re-sellers of corn bought for war ship
ment July closed with net loss Of " cents.
Only a moderate business was transa cited
In the oats market. An easy feeling pre-
vailed with May longs anxious to sell. July
closed with q net loss of VI cents and May
~ cents lower.
The disposition of the provision traders
was to take profit ON strong spots In the
market. The lowest prices were prevailing
at the close. The opening was weak at from
10 to 70 cents decline in July pork and ~
to cents each In lard and ribs, jury. The
close was 45 cents lower for July pork and
Is cents net lower for July lard and ribs.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1S.-Wheat,
Barley-Weak; December. 1904.
Corn-Large yellow, 105@1.07k.
Elour.Eamily extras s'ooGs'io; bakers
Wheat-shipping. 1.7591. TN; milling 1.s2,A
@l.87h.
Oats-Poor to fair, 1.20Q1.32h; good to
choice. 1851. 40; fancy feed: 1:42&1.45 gray,
,s ss19 i s7h; milling 1sSal4s%; surprise
Corn-Large yellow, 105@1.O71s; small
yellow; L2a1s@1.25; white 1o5@lo7h; mixed
'I Miiistuffs, 2s.oo@25.5o; bran, 1s5o99o.5o
Hay-Wheat, 2l.001245O; wheat and oat,
20. 0OG23 80; alfalfa, 13.00@140O.
Potatoes-River Burbanks, 40@60c: River
Reds, 4O@5Oc; Oregon Burbanks, 50050c;
MERGED sweets, 1.ooQ1 %: .oa
1925; small white, 2.0od2.15; large white. 1.90
SPotatoes-River Burbank. 10000; River
reds, 40I50; Oregon Burbanks, 50@S0; Mer-
red sweets, 1.25
VeEetnbles-Onions, 75DSO per GENITAL
hot house cucumbers, 40c@1. 90; green peas
t.25@1.50 per sack; asparagus. 2.Oo@225; to-
ma toes, 1.250l1.50.
Citrus F'ruits-Navel oranges, 1.25@2.5O
Mexican lines, repack. 3.500l4.O0; common
California lemons, 75c@L00 choice. 1.25G
l.50.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2O021c per lb.
do seconds, 19Q20c; fancy dairy, 1920; dc
Eggs-store, 12Q1sc per dozen; fancy
ranch, 13016; duck, 16.
Pouitry-rurkey gobblers, 11@12c per Id.
old BOOSTERS. 35003.75 dozen; youngsroost-
srs, 1905. 50; small broilers 2:5O@S50; large
brSilsr g. Ia fryeGs SSosso hens nns
LIS pair; old pigeons. 1.OO young pigeons
l.25Q1.75
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ON CHANGE
Conditions az Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

on wall street
NEW YORK. May 13-Today's stock mar
ket continued in much the same unsettled
state as was the case yesterday. Early
depression was reflected from London
where the professionals were selling Ameri-
can stocks on rumor that the Spanish fleet
was off Sandy Hook. The improbable char
acter of this report gives an explanation to
decline which was obviously due to bear
pressure. Apparently there was a dispo-
sition also on the part Of the leaders of the
bull element to stand by and see a test Of
the market strength. The recent large and
sustained advance, 1t was thought, had in
vited large buying on light margins by the
purely speculative element. This class of
holdings Is weakness for bull movement
on account of its inability to hold stocks
through any decline. Occasional reactions
Of sufficient dimension to force the liquida-
ton OF such accounts are therefore con-
says d II Amy b
volume Of such accounts was very large.
In spite of vigorous drive by the bears ap-
parent!y acquiesced In by the bulls, which
to points, there was no very large volume
OF stock dislodged and the bears FASTENED
to cover Some very large financial inter-
ests are credited with having taken profits
see reaction for the purpose Of getting
gain. Commission house buying in the early
dealings was largo and was quite effective
s IN omsettinE ths large selling for London
absorbed without carrying prices above
yesterdays level. After the market had
oeen thus tested business fell into dullness
a oho assumed . waiting attitude. Net
changes on the day are extremely narrow
ana are for the most part losses.
me bond ma rket was quiet outside few
epeculatixe issues and the tone was rather
heavy. Total sales q, 800, 900.
u. 9; new IS declined X, old As reg. Y in
the bid price. There were sales of old reg,
as at gain OF u over the last sale.
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Dr. E0le0n'o ODooaty flA14 on1 kS<soe.Sx
Isslsts gslievcd NE: sS g a. p ~ n 81
Heavy and Unhsnltny ret-HeeS MSs
Letter Bslow and Make Its Truses
Your Own1-No Obesity Remedies -
DR.. Edison's Cure Obesity
Mrs. Jennie stiilman Hatch Of Los Ange.
Ies written a. follows: II became too neeny
and was threatened with death from fatty
degeneration OF the heart and liver ~
physician prescribed DR.. Edison's Vgesity
Pills, Salt and Reducing Tablets; ana tec y
pounds. Of flesh and made entirety won
6r. Edison's Obesity Pills and Reducing
Tablets are perfectly harmless. ano
strengthen and inyigorate all who use
them. Obesity Reducing Tablets, " po1
Obesity Pills. $3.50 a bottle; bottles for ~
enough for one treatment; Obesity salt, y
sweet, palatahle and convenient TO take
may be used instead OF his Obesity Com
pound. and the price Is the same.
We send free our new edition OF HOW
TO CURE OBESITY" 80 portraits and nu-
meyous other illustrations. The inferno.
tion II contains Is invaluable. FAT FOLkh
SEND FOR IT.
special Remedies for Big. Fat Mon.
Free advice about obesity from our New
York or Chicago Medical Department.
Write and describe your case. We for
ward goods promptly. No printing on our
envelopes. Mention department numbers
when you write.
LORfNG & CO., Dept las, Nos. $500 Wa
bash ave-, Chicago, No. ~ w. 2ad ST., New
tn The Owl DRUG CO., Oakland, Los An
geies, and 1928 Market ST., San Francisco
are agents for DR.. Edison's Obesity Rene
dies.
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True story Of othello

Rome.-A diary kept In 1912 by the repre-
sentative in Gambia Of the republic of Ven-
Ice has just been discovered in Venetian
convent. 1t is stated that the document
contains the whole history Of Othello, and
completely contradicts the version given
by Shakespeare. The writer describes
Othellos arrival in Venice, his marriage
and subsequent career and death, the latter
event occurring while Desdemona was still
alive. 1t may be, therefore, that the pal
ace in Venice pointed out to the tourist as
that occupied by Desdemona is actually the
one. Still, there is a doubt about it.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
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Gloo CIouo. BO0kbinders and
OldSS "a AUllX Blank Book Manufacturers
2l3-2is NEW HIGH Angeles
Thousands are Trying It.

In order to prove the great merit Of
Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure
for Catarrh and Gold in Head, we have pre-
pared generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BROS, Sc Warren st., N. Y. City.
suffered from catarrh Of the worst kind
ever since boy, and never hoped for
cure, but Nly's Cream Balm seems to do
even that. Many acquaintance have used
II with excellent results. Oscar Ostrum,
AZ Warren Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Ely's Cream Balm il the Acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price,
so cents. At druggists or by mall.
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CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade In
Cereals

CHICAGO, May 1s-Wheat opened weak
it closed yesterday, opening trades in that
delivery being over a range OF from los to
1061h. May opened weak at 1.5O. q decline
OF IS cents over night. September dropped
transactions being from ssN to ssK. Before
any recovery from the opening beSriehness
was perceivable July sold down to 1.0lX and
September to ssN. The Liverpool market
about Id loss at the start. In the face Of yes
terday's break In this market. Shorts were
extremely nervous. Pit trading was small
put out short lines, they ran 10 cover on til
slightest sign Of strength IN the marl{st
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BvyTTER-Extra local s2-opnce squares
| 42ikdD45c; fancy creamery, northern, S2-oz
s seSsys: s-oa,' 'Os'''as' 'AA'' 'u'' per ID
| CHEESE-MartIn's New York cheddars
ia0S1sitc; California half cream, per ID, 121s
coast full cream, per lb., nhc; California
Downey or Anchor, per lb., 12tc; DO Young
America. per - ls.h; DO: S-in; hand; per d.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, 375@4.50
Young ROSTERS, 5O0Ql5.50; old BOOSTERS, 3.5I
d4.5O; broilers, 25o@S25; fryers, a5O@4;oo
iSGi4c; dressed. 151l6c; geese. apiece. LOO
MISUNDERSTANDING 9oc@125; new.
1. 5OQ20 90: sweet, 150@2oO
ca bbage. per 100 lbs, 1.25; red cabbage,
| per sack, =; carrots, per 100 lbs, S5c
ches dry per stTing Ier 1Sg s
e S onloas sef a55o d. s gree per
doz., Soc; green peas, 5@@6c; turnips, 55c
Hubbard squash, per 100 lbs, LOO; parsnips
90cQ1 90; tomatoes. l.75g2.0o.
1.25 per box; choice. 75c@1.OO; bananas, pei
bunch, 15OQ2.25; crates extra; Strawberries
common, 5@lsc; cherries, 1.0OQ1.25; apricots
CIRRUS FRuITs-Fancy navels, ESQ
choice, 200 per box; fancy seedlings, 1.50
Lemons: Cured fancy, 1.25@1.50; choice
125; green lemons. 1.0O grape fruit, per
RAisTNs-Fancy clusters. ao-lb. boxes,
200: 4-crown LII clusters. LIS: s-crown LII.
per box, 1.35; 2-crown, loose. in sacks. per
H. &c; s-crown. loose, In sacks. per lh.,
seedlings. per h.. 7A@Sc; In boxes. Nc
' btREssED MEATs-An per h.: Beof.
&c. hind MG ans ega rSs 81
lOlzc; veal, 7@7,hc; mutton, nc; lamb. SC;
pork loins, Sc;legs of. pork, shc; pork
spare ribs: &c; pork tenderloins, 15c;
cial kettle rendered lard, SIC.
LIVESTOCK-Per h.: Beeves, 2N@SN:
hogs: ac lambs so geE r. head; 15o@2GSo;
CURED MEATS-Rex hams, 1Ohc: pic
mic hams, &c; No. 2, SIC; select mild cure.
10: fancy breakfast bacon. II; dried beef. 1514
SMOKED tongues Soc; dry salt clear bellies
Sc; salt clear backs, TIC.
TALLOW-Per lb, 2ls@3c.
Mo sIs N%n ni;1rn prAs-p,nr [. oso
$50; Lima, 3.25Q3 so; Lady Washington, g. 40
G250: small white, 2.50@2 so; green field
peas, 275@300; black-eyed beans, 500; gar
anoGs tsoe a'Iio lsnsil; sd Imported 1000
HIDES-Dry Gas they run). lac; do. Kip
Ike; do. calf, 15c; bulls, &c; salt steers. 40
5lic; do. stays and bulls. sh@4c; cows. 6k
@i SHES naI'piF1RiUSii Ts~Apples. sun dried.
sacks. per pound, 5x96c; evaporated:
fancy, sgsc; aprioots. fancy; &C.; choice. 90
sad pssss faesX c pa@s
sacked. l6sc: dates. .731@sc; silver prunes.
choice, sack; 7hgsc; boxes: sgioc tiSs G. Cal.
black, per h.. 5@SMc; California fancy, per
H.. 7Itd1l0c; imported Smyrna, 121aD15c.
NUTs-.Walnpts Los Angeles. 495c; me-
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Hutchinson rlantatio:, Company

The annual meeting Of the above company
was held yesterday. Directors were elected
ss follows. President, John A. Buck; vice.
president, Nicholas Ohlandt; directors.
william Gift. Albert Meyer and c. p.
Overton secretary, r. II. Sheldon.
The reports were quite satisfactory. The
total amount of sugar received for the fis-
cal year ending March 81. 1898, was 1880 TONS
which was disposed of at an average net
price Of $62.% per ton. yielding In all 1884,
e3c.5G. About half Of the two miles of rail-
road between Houapa and Hilea was re-
ported completed the estimated cost of
the completion Of the work being about
t3D00. The total assets Of the company dur
liabilities 5000.
Tho directors declared q dividend Of 50
cents per share. an increase of 10 cents per
share over previous dividends, payable on
the 20th.--San Francisco Bulletin.
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED " Gfa A. poslNsow

cent in 1896 and u per cent per annum from
1891 to 1895, inclusive. 80, 49,,
been declared on the stock Of the Pacific
after the 18th inst.
The American Cotton OIL company has
declared semi-annual dividend Of per
cent on Its preferred stock, payable June l.
The directors of the National Biscuit COM
pany have declared quarterly dividend of
~ per cent on the preferred stock payable
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Where to Live Longest

OF all the countries in the world It Is
Servia which contains the most centenari-
ans. In this little country which has less
than 1880 900 inhabitants. there are actually
675 persons whose ages exceed 100 years.
Ireland comes next In the list, with SIS,
hut then her population isvery much larger
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A Mining Dividend

The Wedge mine has declared a dividend
for May at the rate of per cent per an
mum on Its capital stock Of $500. 900, making
q disbursement Of $2s00 AS the stock is
selling at little LEGS than 80 per 100 shares,
It is easy to see that the investors In 1t are
making q handsome profit.
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The English Markets

NEW YORK. May 13.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here opened fat today
on the news spreading Of Lord Salisbury
gloomy speech regarding the West African
situation, reported to have been made BY
him at a private banquet of bankers. Sub
sequently. prices rallied on the good tone of
the Paris bourse the reported American Vic
cabinet Is more peacefully inclined.
Americans closed dull again. however,
Kaffirs were dull on President Kruger in
auguration.
Money was easier on the release of about
500 900 pounds of Japanese money. More will
be released soon. ~,
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NEW YORK. May ls.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: "a
Effectiveness as spring advances. While the
favorable situation In cereias Is the MAIN
spring of the Improvement manifesting
itself in many sections of the country, there
are other causes combining Herewith to
make the outlook for buyers for the current
season fiattering one. Following the
rapid advances In the. prices of wheat.
which apparently illuminated for the time
tation for cash wheat unequaled, with one
single exception and that only for a very
short period of time, for twenty-five years
past. there has come a lull and the reac-
caused BY the squeeze in the May delivery,
which, however, has left prices far above
quotations for at least ten years back: Tele-
graphic and cable advices to Bradstreets
buliish nature Of the immediate wheat sit
uation, while on the other hand, owing to
the generally admitted good crop situation.
particularly in this and other countries. the
prices than those now ruling for next sea-
sons yield, although above the aver
age of those ruling for the past six years.
With the quieting down Of Interest ~ wheat
there has come partial shifting of specu-
lative interest to other grains, particularly
corn and oats and many classes of provis-
ions with advances In nearly all those lines.
A rather more confident feeling seems to
In fractional advances for leading makes OF
iron and steel. Features of the week are
very heavy sales of pig iron at many mar
kets, but 1t 10 again claimed that stocks
have begun to accumulate at some pointa
as result of the continued enormous pro-
duction, which is placed at 1000 900 tons per
month Perhaps one of the most interesting
features of the week and one especially ac-
ccptable because of the hitherto very de-
pressed conditions prevailing, Is the re-
ported slight Improvement In inquiry AND
In tone of the wool market at several cen
tiers. The price situation is still one of great
strength but particularly SO in food pro-
ducts. which are with few exceptions, no.
tably coffee andAugar, higher on the week
Wheat exports were larger this week, az.
gregating 3,6S2,543 bushels against a total
last week (corrected) Of 1928 TO bushels
and comparing with 2.183, 900 bushels In This
week u year ago.
Business failures in the United States
show a slight gain for the week, numbering
$50 gainst 24O last week and 251 in this week
a year ago.
Failures In the Dominion of Canada this
week number 21against "a last week and 81
in this week year ago.
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Antiquity Of Drueeists' Scales

A pair of scales much like those of the
modern pharmacists, is among the multi
tude of objects discovered this year in ex-
cavations about thirty miles from Thebes
and recently exhibited in London. The
scales are finely finished, having beam
about four and one-half inches long.
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ItAly's Loss

Advices to the New York Sun from Rome
ers that there Is continued agitation
Throughout the country because OF the rise
IN the price of bread. The Milan Com
rasrclo estimates that II the war between
Spain and the United States lasts more than
year Italy'e loss Will be 500. 000. 900 lire.
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kansas CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Observation-Disclosures
POO; market active; to 10 cents higher;
native steers, 4.250p4.S5, mainly 4.3O@4.65;
stockers and feeders, 3.90@5.60; cows, $3.50
400; heifers, 3.75QI4.65.
Sheep-Receipts, official, 1000; market ac-
tive and setady; sales 5.10G5,20 for Coloroda
wool lambs; 4.50G4.65 for clipped; 4.00Q5. 90
for natives; muttons, 4.00G450.
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Interpretations

Maison Richie, formed to conduct a res
taurant business, San Francisco; $25, 900.
Subscribed, $500.
Excelsior Consolidated Gold Mining COM
pany, Amador City; $150,000. Subscribed, S..
ID. A. Rider company, formed to deal in
real estate, jacksonville; SO, 000 Subscribed
Chestnutwoods Business College, Santa
Cruz; $4,000. All subscribed
Tanana and Birch Creek Development
company. San Francisco; $4,000. Sub
scribed, $40.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement.)
p, Cloud to c. Fitzgerald. 553-105. 81
Mutual B. & l.. Assn. of Pomona to
M. Morris, 4G2-2S4. .............,...... l.,
3. Ballou to e. d. g. Campbell ct al.
Slg-fS. .....,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l..
A. 8. O'Donnell to J. H. Jacobs, $685.
80 49,. .............. l,
3. M. b. q l.. to p. r. Miller, 546-2S9 l.,
Eight releases under 81, 900. ..... 4.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81,
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$32,ooo,ooo in DISBURSEMENTS

According to the Daily Stakeholder, in
terest becomes due and Is payable this
month ON bonds whose par value is s7i2,-
77,140. the amount of such interest aggre-
eating SO 4S9, as compared with SIS. 6S2 :
lS1 last year. 81 200, S06 in 1896 and SIG $50 0t
In 1885, In addition to the above dividends
have been declared or are payable during
the month on stock whose par value is $4y7,
fI6.6e3, the amount of such dividends being
l3652, 90, against $50 last year, 81, 1851,
10 . comparison OF the disbursements:
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Bar silver, 5sMc,
Mexican dollars. Acc.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-Bar silver.
58Mc: Mexican dollars, 461%046@.
LONDON, May 13-Bar silver, 26 7-16d.
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United Gas

At its annual meeting, the United Gas
creased its capital stock from $11 800 900 to
e15.000, 900. The annual report showed profits
IN 1897 of 200, an increase over 1890 Of
til211
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. May 13.-California dried
fruits, firm
Evaporated apples-Common, 51A01S prime
wire trays, 9; wood dried prime, $685.
choice, 9Ql9A; fancy, 91aQ10.
Prunes-4@SH.
Apricots-Royal, 500; Moor park, 10D12
Peaches-Unpeeled, SOS; peeled, 12914.
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Transfers, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement)
Lot Il, bl. 4 sentous trt. .............. 1856
D. c. Casterline ct al. to A. C. Herrick
ct al.--Part lot 3, w. W. Doolittle
sub Of lot II, bl. I, San Pasqual trt 2,0O(
lot Z, b. 3, West Bonnie Brae trt a.@o
q: N. Mcdonald to trustees for San
Francisco Saw. Union-Land on
which stands the Mcdonald blk. -. 80, 00t
Twenty-seven transfers under 81, 900,
of which fifteen were nominai...... $780,
Total Observation-Disclosures. $40, 191
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Spanish Securities

PARIS, May 1a-Spanish Is closed at
S4&. net gain of 5-16. I
LONDON. May 1a.-Spanish AZ closed at
34N, q net gain Of Y.
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OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
LOS ANGELES. May ID. 1898.

''Habit is a cable; we weave thread of
Il every day, and at last We cannot break
1sp
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how Thev wed in Spain

Marriage in Spain takes place by day
or at night, according to the fortune Of the
young people or their station In life. II
well-to-do the ceremony comes or in the
early part Of the morning.
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY. Pa, May 13-Credit balances
81; certificates closed &c. bid for cash.
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DAILY Statement.)
j.. Adams ct al. to NJ. 8. Chapman
Lots II and IS, Brodrick sub. of Cells
Vineyard trt.;2 yrs, 10 per cent. & s
M. Ayers ct al to C. L. Pratt--Lot 2,
Roberts sub. Of lot /, of Legge trt.;
3 yrs. ~ per cent. Northumberland. 1
j.. H. Spires ct al. to c. ]. Fox--Part
lot !. 81. 70, o. s.; yr.. per cent. 9
A. c. Herrick ct al. to Nut. B. & L.
ASSN. of Pasadena-S1a lot 8, w. w.
Doolittle's sub; yrs, Is per cent. /
Eight mortgages under 1000. ,.....,.. 3
Total 81
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-14
bond List

NEW YORK, May ta-The following
are the closing prices Of bonds ON the New
York stock exchange today:
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