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The herald., 1898-10-04
SAN FRANc1sd1ARKEr
Call Board Dealingaa Prices Of
Produd

SAN FRANCISCO, 3.-Wheat-
Steady; December, Ll'fs,
Bariey-Not quoted.
CornEIarge yellow, 1.d1en
Bran-lS. 50@14.50 per toy
Flour-Family extras, Va. hak.rs
extras, 4.O0@4. 10: ,,c,ll
Wheas-Shdpping, I.loA No. !. and
/ .17lh for choice; milNnS R2h.
Barley-Feeo' l'S'tin ting nom
ma, ha9ta,ts-Poor to fair, 1.154 aooa -
,toics Oa. SOal1.25; fancy fed good to
i. 1.i5G1.2O; milling, l2oql'Zo;Ise I'M iSia
M Observation-Disclosures, 17.Od her ton
bran, 135O@14.5. ,oscoi o"'
Vageta ables-Onions, 60Qtc\
green peas, 2.5Oq3.0O per SO n1na, m,ai.
squash, SSc' toma-
toes, SoTSGu. SoTWbeat. 14.ooa1s.Oo; VIII
- aa 5oai17 90; alfalfa, 12.OoglS.5O; o. eat, *
@PtSo.Wta;toes-Early Rose. 4o@5ocA,
hanks. 40a65c; Salinas Burbanfuaa-
sweet, 1.C0Q1. omooE ''
Dry Beans-Pink, 25o4z.l? Ao,.
Lima, 3.259S,Ss; small "hlee'HH5i.
'"t ETesh Fruit-Pears, Bartlett, IN ,
bnx. peaches. box. S5G75c; ostr1r
HSTia az per chest; nutmegs, So4Ff,
icvyn.s1 io~nes 1COn1. 80 per crate; apples!-
Sitrms Fruits-Valencia oranges
vexIcan .In@ lines. repack, 6.00a6.5o;
TaIifornia lemons, 2.0O03.U; choit
400. nor dozery
aneS 3omS5c; eastern, 22@23c.
Rutter-Fancy creamery, ZoNZsc,
do seconds. 21M2Sc; fancy GARY
sepoi eppoomitry~Turkey gobblers. 16@lSc
o,d roosters, 4.25G4.5 80 DOZEN; youn
ei@ ers b'O0MS.oO; small brollers, s;0oa$'
broi!ers, S.5O@4.OO; fryers. 4:ooQ4.o
4oOl55. 80; old ducks, s;0O@4oo; gee
, i.5O pair; old pigeons, LIS; young
.Il02G0.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Asphalt Development

The Alcatraz Asphalt Mining company
has after several months of experimental
work. succeeded in bringing down from the
mines in the Sisauoc rancho through
four-inch main, twenty-elghI m.aes AL
iength the liauefied asphalt. The refinery
at Alcatraz the town near the ocean, one
mile south of Gavlota, where. the refinery
,s located. is now the scene of great acttv-
ity. Several shipments or cargoes nave
been sent out, so we feel safe IN saying
that the new enterprise Is success. ~
.nad,. there has been eXperlde d in bringing
The works and mines to their present devel-
opment over three quarters of million
dnilars The superintendent, Mr.. Bell mas
nlanued this wonderful work and through
his intelligence and genius brought II 10
rare perfection About the eo"n. hirs ars IN IN q
fsw wears will transform the barren slte
of the town into a thing OF beauty'-Lom'
noe Record.
The herald., 1898-10-04

g45o: broilers, i.75@25S; fryers, a.75Ga Is:
dSnIek,s Sn1si,s. soo@s.oo; turkeys aiYe. per pound.
f9ss; s.f: Ts@liH VS. ~ M MsWeet new l6ogl75 s
cabbage. PER s 100 lbs, ssasoc; carrots, per 100
IDS. Soc; cniies, dry. string, 1.00Q1.1O Mex
lcan per lb., Soc; green. per h., &c; gar
lie. 6g6c; onions, y0c@1O0; do. green, per
aoz Tee; sgrss,no oop peas SSc uGaips s5c
dRSAisINs-Fancy clusters. so.lb. boxes.
Ill; per box, 1.S5; 2-crown, loose. in sacks.
'g9f DREssGp SHTn MEATsA PfL ARTHssna fs Der lp Beet,
No no. 1, e; No, 2. G%c; hind quarters. No. !.
pork loins. 9hc; legs of pork, SIC; pork
spare IiSEs1ot riIT Isl pork tenderfq!ns, 15c.
rogs. 41sc; lambs. per head. l.50D2.2 rs: sheep.
per cwt:, S.Ooai00; calves, per lb. 2NN3c.
3.1O; Lima. 2.25M3.50; Lady Washington, q Is
peas. 275q30O; black-eyed beans. 800; gar
v%anc9s. % 4Oo445o; lentils, imported. zoO0
SGg ToNHY o!NSnHsYs' 4hb SSl50rpa sSSgsSe
COMP 19a1sc; beeswax e,s TX. 2Va29c per pound:
eial al1lf kettle a,h renGered ed lard. 7Ac
cure. lie; fancy breakfast bacon l11sc; dried
beer, lac; smoked tongues, soc: dry salt
clear bellies, 1920 av., SAGS1hc; dry salt
clears. $40 av.. 7lac salt clear backs, 6Mc
CITRUS FRUiTS-Valencias 2.25@2. 40
per box; fancy seedlings, 1.5O41 70; lemons.
DRIED FRU1TS-Appies, sun dried,
sacks. per h., 5Z@6c; evaporated fancy.
6at1c, apricots, new, lie; choice. 6@Sc;
peaches. fancy, unpee ed. 79Sc; peal RS. fan
Sy evaporated. N1oc: plums, pitted. choice.
sul0c; prunes. choice. boxed. 609c; sacked.
in6c; oates. Those; silver prunes. choice,
sack. 7ks4Sc: boxes. 9410c: figs. California
white, per lb:. .6n7c: California black. per
~, 6uo1ac; California fancy. per H.. 71s0
l0c; imported Smyrna. 1211al15c.
NUTS-Walnuts, Los Angeles. 6Q7c; pa
per shells; 12n13c: hard shell, 70Sc; pecans.
sml2c: hlberts, 11@llkc; Brazls. 11gl2c;
&c; roasted, Skasc; California. raw. 4G5c;
HAY-Wheat. per ton, 19.OO@2O.0o: barley.
l9.o0420.0o; oat. 11.OO@2OO0: alfalfa, baled,
~ 50n13:o0: loose. 1900.
GRAIN-Wheat. No. 1. 1.eO; No. 2. -:
corn, small yellow, 125; large yellow. LIS;
ILSTUTFS-Flour. local mills. 42O
per bbl.; Stockton brands, ABS; Oregon, 420;
eastern, 6.0006.65: shorts, ton, local. 22. .0O; /;
rolled barley. per 100 lbs, 1.3O cracked corn.
per 100 lbs., LIS; feed meal, per 100 lbs, 20;
bran. per ton, 1000; graham, per 100 lbs.
HIDEs-Dry Gas they run), 14hc; do. kip,
l2c; do. calf, 15c; bulls, &c; salt steers,
ih15!Ac; sheepskins. 5al7c.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Incorporations

East Side Christian church of Pasadena;
directors. A. C. Lee, w. l.. Jones and j:
W. button, all of Pasadena; no capNai
stock
Women of '96; formed to care for aban-
dpned children ETC.; San Francisco; no
capital stock.
Henry Berge company, general real es-
tate business; Redding; $4,000, all SUD-
scribed.
Perris and Lakeview Railway company
w q. Nevin. G. Holterhoff, jr, e. Cham
bers. H. j. Stevens and A. p. McGmnis
all of Los Angeles, are directors. Lne no
canital stock Of the, corporation is $SO. 600
of which SIG, 900 is actually subscribed This
ls the branch road now under CONSTRUCTION
which will, when completed, connect tn
new colony of Lakeview by rail with tn
outer world.
The herald., 1898-10-04
ON 'CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK. Oct 3.-Today's stock mar |
ket furnished a striking xXhtbition OF Inel
ay 'he dd no Invite
change of tactics by the leaders, ana on
the resumption of business trade agalns'
Ihe industTlas was Ns reneTea Yorx arbraRe and
various other properties of this class gave
way rapidly, and although the reactio,n
halted after the first half hour decnnes IN IN
the near lime had been effected ranging up
to nine points in New York AirbIake. Con,
solldated Gas figured for six points anu
Tobacco five points, the latter touchiang ni
| ll3 The bulls then started IN to retrleVs
| some of the ground lost las: Week. anu
| after jumping from one stock to anotner'
finally singled out Tobacco as ieausr. 11er.
| The strength developed here soon per,
meated the entire list, and prices forgea
steadily upward on animated dealings. IT.
lterests which had been responsible 1or Ine
Hate demoraliza tion in the speclaltles also
| changed front and operated for the long ac-
count. The action was taken IN, oroer 10 .
shake off an undesirable following, .ne
ma rket showing signs of having been overe yer
sold. This circumstance made speculative
tactics profitable, and efforts were mace
| 20 squeeze the shorts. The traders werd d
r program and many efforts to cover iarg.t
} line was followed by vigorous bicaing' WIZ ~,
sharp changes between tranSacuoHs a
vorable influences developed as the ga. r.
! progressed to strengthen the marKet. AT
bitrage houses executed heavy purcnast M n,
8 orders and a decline in money rates IN
duceQ more general ~
account. The market in detail pres ente'
many striking features, and While reailHa
tions were extensive as the rise assume
headway. the undercurreDt of strength wa
: not affected and prices were well apov
y Saturdays level. Some hesitancy was note
l. at the inception of the rise and the marke
n became semi-stagnant, the traders appal
l. emily holding aloof until the disposition
- the leaders became more clearly dennet
- Extreme reooveres from the low. poir
~ were: Ten points In Tobacco, eight n NJ {.
i York Airbrake, ard five in Consolidate e
m Gas Sugar figured for three points, ar
the balance of the list between one an
two. s,
The bond market opened with an easl IS
tendency, but an active demand for Atc
m ison Adjustments, Wisconsin Central mrs
ar and Union Pacific, Denver ard GUN mrs
re soon changed the current or prices d!
he marked gains followed. The reorganlzati'
The herald., 1898-10-04
California Borax Company

There was filed in the office of the county
clerk today articles of incorporation OF the
California. Borax company. founded Yor the
purpose of purchasing and succeeding to
the ownership of land, etc, situated IN San
Bernardino, Kern and 1nyo counties ana
owned by A. " Davidson, c. j. Woodin
I. w Murphy, C. w. Craig. Fl. p. Cortier
and T.. T.. Densmore. The capital stock Is
5000 GOO, 1000 shares at $l0O each. The trus-
tees named are Messrs. Davidson, Woodn,
Murphy, Bradford, Scott and Stephen j..
Harris. Most OF the men interested live IN
San Francisco and 1nyo county, win tne
execution of c. w. Craig, who is business
manager of the Redlands Ctrograph. Il
borax plant costing $4,000 is being erected
on Borax lake, Inyo county, and the cor
poration will turn out the product on DIG
scale.-San Bernardino Transcript.
The herald., 1898-10-04
. california Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, Oct. S.--Earl Fruit compa1 or
SAFES GanlSLn nGesmMaiaga. i2sa1.4O; average. OF
paaches-SalWay, 40695c: average, Aoy
Georges Late, 4oQCoc; Levi Cling. SoaS1
aEsEEaMs WV YORK. Oct. S-Porter Bros. cotu
nany's sales California fruit: \r
pIPns IPnesars~Bartlett. 1.4oa2.S5 box; sheld1oN, 1o,NI,
1.5; Winter Nellis, soc half box; Hio't
MsI1 MGsIra1pes@Tokay, 1Oo@1.7 single crate; oa q 1
sorted. 1.2O; Malvoisie, LOO; Muscat' "@'"e
Nip.a De schh,es~Salway, 4O19Oc; Georges Late
eomSOc: strawberry Cling, 45N7oc; HelloV
Cling, 35c box .,
CHN,AGO. Oct 3.-Porter Bros. compa
nv's sales California fruit: ,
Pears-Bart.ett, 25Aa27o pox ana L.
a';i 'G;iranes-Tokay, 2,45 double crate and 60
al Is Single crate; Muscaf, i.lo. corro,
! Peaches-Salway, G0Q3oc poH' "eotse
| Late, tSc.
| rive cars sold.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Transfers, $1,000 and, Over

DAILY Statement.)
Martha Jones to .Melvania A. Jones ., -
Lots "a and 80, blk II, Gervanza.. Sl,S
Charles u. jackson to Ogden Bolton
Lots is and 20, blk X, Nadeau Or
Same to same-Lot 20, blk 6, Wolfskill
Orange tract .rno,,.. r. Iaclson 90
Part of Ro. Santa Gertrudes.... Az
Delflna B. Wilson, Louis Wilson to
West l.. A. Water Co.-Lots ana
8, blk "a, sub. of Ito. Providencia d
Scott tract. ........., ,..'.'' ~
NJ. d. Painter to City of Pasadena
Option on lot 4, Painter & Tebbett
Ida b. Cross and Dwight Cross to
Sarah A. Houston-Lots 6, and 8,
nix S4. Santa Fe Springs. 1,
Amelia Elliott, j. C. Elliott to John
c. McCloskey-Lot B, valentines
sub. of lot 10, blk 10, L. A. Hstd o
| Thirty-six transfers under $1,000,
| of which were nominal ............. ~
| Total .................s......
The herald., 1898-10-04
Schopenhauer's Disappointment

The story is told that friend, invited to
dine with Schopenhauer at his favorite
where number of officers were
in the habit of meeting, noticed that Schop-
enhauer took gold coin from his pocket
before eating and laid 1t on the table beside
him. When the meal was over the philoso-
pher replaced the coin in his purse. Upon
question from his friend. Schopenhauer
explained: II have been dining with these
officers for some time" he said, land
about two months ago 1 registered silent
vow to give this gold coin of considerabl
value. to some worthy charity on the very
first occasion upon which should hear
these gentlemen talk of anything but
women, horses and the chances of promo
tion. You see, I still have my money"
Wall paper, late styles, low prices, at
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
Daily StatemeNt.J
Marshall G.. HAYES to Union Saw. Bk.

(DaIly StatemeHt.J =,
Marshall c. Hayes TO Union Say, Bk:
slot slot ista.s H. PIX p vrs so per cent. $500
Charlotte w. Bagg. Stanley c. BagS
to Morgan Everts-Part lot ., Blk s,o
I l.. A. Hstd trt, yrs, 10 per cent. 1,ooV
Martin Eichhorn to jacob ,i11 kuhrts- o
LoiS ol ana ner pI cent eIN nt........... 49, o 1000
oliver H. Picher to James H. Nc
lot 4, blk o. San Pasqual trt, aiso
part lot /. blk o, same trt, Sept. IL = m
igl, 9ls per cent ...:......:...;:.,;,.. S'oV
Lettie b. Wilson and ]. c. wilson
to R. II. Howell and Garyey Investoo
ment GorSame Dor sane as oe.u o. ~ Ii 50
Twelve mortgages under $l0oo..... 80
ro,a, .ss3 30
The herald., 1898-10-04
Oranges and Lemons

The Pomona Fruit exchange the past sea
son shipped 1852 boxes of lemons. fe-
ce,pts for oranges were $40, ,535.227 for lem
ons 2,6S2. .23 That the matters have been
satisfactory to the majority of the mem
hers Of the exchange is proved by the 1act
tlat only two withdrawals are reported
for the year. while there has been an addl-
tion of twenty-five new members.--Coitoh
News
The herald., 1898-10-04
Prices for Beets

This is the way 1t appears to the Anahelm
Plain Dealer: .,.hor
and stay together they can get "a or S4'oo
for their sugar beets. They did 1t IN wat
sonville this state. They can do the same
thing here There is profit enough IN sugar
to Justify a better price than our producers
of the raw material are getting or nave
been getting.
The herald., 1898-10-04
The Walnut Crop

Walnut picking has progressed FAR
to demonstrate that claims of loss
as a result of the dry season ard conse-
ouent lack of water have not been. idle.
Reports indicate that the heaviest loss
has been noticed in the Placentia and Full
lerton country. The lightest damage suf-
fered has been in the groves irrigated by
pumping plants where water has been
used IN a liberal manner whenever needed
nv the trees.-Plain Dealer.
The herald., 1898-10-04
The Rig New York Bond Sale

The last of the legal efforts to prevent the
produca Exchange Trust Company Syndi-
cate from obtaining the $12,6Ssooo OF New
work. CITY bonds awarded it as the highest
legal bidder has been defeated. the mem
hnrs of the syndicate, says the Bond Buyer
have paid the last fraction Of the purchase
money to Controller Coler.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Visible Grain

NEW YORK, Oct aThe rrtn st Stasemens senre and ID
oHe oHo.t For the week ending Saturday, Oct.
/. I'9a' as compiled by the New York produce
exchange, is as follows: - o..
Wheat, ii, 10000 bushels; increase l'S'''
oS CORN. a. 4os, 900; increase. 1754ooo bushels
oats !, ,447 900; increase: 6sS,o wv busneis'
rive, III coo; increase, 25,Ooo u. Dushsis. VS.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Silver Elion

SO1sc: Mexican dollar%hG47%c.
new NEW = 30RK; do11a1s. qH5A 3 Bar silver, en-;
LONDON, Oct. s.-Hllver, q s-16d. 4
The herald., 1898-10-04
Local Insurance Schemes

ventura county rejoices in the possession
of mutual Fire Insurance company
which is prepared to write insurance a'
ona-half the rates charged by stock in
.,.,rco compaues. The history of such
s,,shroom local companies Is a record of
failures.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Meetings

sespe OIL company's stockholders hold
their annual meeting at Santa Paula Oc-
tober 11th
Redlands Electric Light and Power COM
pany. Annual meeting at Redlands, Oc-
tober 4th.
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Los
Angeles, quarterly meeting october 4tn'
The herald., 1898-10-04
Canaigre

In spite of the fact that the canaigre
planted by the Anglo-American Canaigre
company near Rialto cannot be considered
much Of success thus far. 1t Is stated
that the company will plant an. additional
thousand acres.-Santa Ana tSandard.
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plans Of the latter company were issued
today, and the drastic treatment accorded
the common stock caused decline to four.
Sales, $4,000
Government bonds showed heaviness, the
new fOurS Welding VI per cent.
The herald., 1898-10-04
The Sugar Beet Crop

The beets At Chino are averaging from
$50 sugar ard VOL purity down to 14.3 sugar
ard 1911 purity About $50 tons day are
->.ning In there, from the Chino ranch, the
The herald., 1898-10-04
Dividends

The First National bank of Monrovia de-
clared and paid its usual semi-annuai diV-
ldend of $3.50 per share on the 1st inst.
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4,d List
NEW YOR

~, MLM o,os,ne nricect.. 3.-FolloWing are
York stock exchaf toSav:
u S new So. -. 1C5lt tIuay' Ta Ais s,y
u new As reg .127 ~ Con 1ag 1IeEt
do coup....R7 II . Is 1i9lI
U S As .........11oi4 Caroiiro &C. i3S
do coup. ...111h ga o''''$' de- i0S
Go 2ds...... 9Sk "a cific Isis iiSsA
u s 5s reg. ......11.R &c c75s
do IS coup .1l2H d as 1015ss
Dis'IIie i T oS' '''iiaas1a Nc & 81 l. As ,104A
Aia NiaSe 11''1OoSS Nv w 6s..... 1923
20 C"iX oConsols ... 1425s
do Currency. .1O{ o NaSSstos 's''''iISS 'iiIIS
Atchison As -. 81 do as aS,l
do adj As. ~ % s l., e: SS3N 9sN
Can So 2ds... 1o1 do gS r''1oeH 10sn
| Chi Term 4s.... S9S Pacific ~ q, i03T2 iO3T
C & Ohio 5s. .115l Readntoi ''' iS52 SS72
C H & D AIS. .104l r G WV '''''' SSs Sos
D & r G lists. .1101 s L & s.,,'::. OF oe,l
d & r G 4s.... 81 l. & S IU,' Isr &C. % ,io72 ypza
East Tenn 1sts106ASt P Conf os '15ST 1913
Erie Gen 4s.... I1tS p & C L:,..s. L,..''1S17s 10
F w & d lists tr 74J do 5s ~
| Gen Eiec 5s. Ids 80 Railway. a1,l
| G H & s A 6s. .105 trenn new ssc;.. o1i2 114
do 2ds... .1G5 Fex P l. G q q ,3e ~ 1E
! do Con 6s. .1l9 P D & q L. AZ
Iowa lists. -. .103hEabash 1st IS ~ e
La new con As. .1O5 (do eds. '1llM llM;a
T. / & y Tsi As: s. ,ssSSa Shore s.: .1SsH SsH
; M X & 2ds.. W 70 did,.
The herald., 1898-10-04

The First National bank of santa Pauia
shows, September Goth: Resources Sz'4'-
54.76. of which loans and discounts amouht
to 1854. .529.2l, and cash items S93'S"s'lo' the
deposits Of all kinds are sl6S662.oS; capltai
stock. SIS 1000; surplus and undivided prohts'
e1n O1O 70
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.o+,, - tC-nnage received being 1868 tons. The
Cha r,rio,r r.. estimates that there are still
On ooo TONS in Chino and Hueneme districts
and that the fact:..r,yy VIII run I'LL November.
-Hueneme Herald, -.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

(DalIy OtdttIILeHtC
coz; aIH.9T 6os & L ASS :" ........... ~ M s1,5o(
T.. X. Tuttle to d. f. Fisher, 457-2l9. ,2W
~ ~ II Afford to n N. Drake, 423-179.. /. .5N
Five releases under $1,000 ...,........... ~"
e. OF
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Treasury S\ment

WASHINGTON, OcC cCToday's state
ment of the conditiof the treasur
shows: Availa BILE cashlnce, s309 ass. 90,
pold reserve, $243, S27 ,373
The herald., 1898-10-04
Soma Rank Statements

The Merchants National bank OF LOS
Apye,os shows. September 20th Resources
Z, ,,tO517e2. of which loans and discounts
amount to s54s 4l775, specie and legal tender
no,es sl49. .9ss: due from C ther banks, checks
and other cash items. s25S. .0O7,22; individual
donos,ts subject to check, 1858 ,229 SO; capital
sooo 600. surplus and undivided prohts' soo'-
44072.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Local Quotations

p1rrrrR-Extra local s2-ounqs squares.
..d fancy creamery, norther1. 32-ounce
eSu; sn,;ares. 52h@55c; eastern tub. 22@2Scs
EGGs-21d22c per dozen; eastern; lspi9s'
rer IL lac: eastern full cream. per lb..
isc; California half cream ger .n;; ,y, IDs: ioe;
coast Goa full cream per lb MS Gali99rna Ga Yonna
1uwi Dmsrican. per H.. i4c; do. 37ib. hand. per
H.. Inc: domestic Swiss, per rb.. Nc; oo.
| cI:oIiLTRY-Per dozan: Hens. LVuG0aW.
The herald., 1898-10-04

Riverside
Necord for the
RIvERsINember
ord Of this cNhe criminal rec
is one to bepth Of September
t a single arrest
The herald., 1898-10-04

Tho FIRST National bank CT Pasadena
shows, September goth: resources s''''
914S2 Of which loans and dscouH's aiiiouN.
to s453 957.Ss, specie and legal tediuer no'es
ss4, ,564s5; individual deposits supJec' "
check, $543 ,Sl3.37; capital STOCK sloou''' SUI
plus and undivided protits, soo ''oo''4'
The herald., 1898-10-04
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-California dried
lrE,,s WIS nuarated uTd Apples-Common, case per
nound: prime wire tray, S1ac; choice' Sc'
fancy, 9lac.
hnTrnicots-~Royal, 11@13c; Moorpark 12a
16c. ,,,.a 7aoo. neeled 1o115c
The herald., 1898-10-04
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Following are
York stock exchange today:
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Wall paper, late styles, low prices. at
A. A. Eckstrom's 324 South Spring street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-04
CHINA PAINTING.

Miss Holman, OF Oahu College, has
classes in art on Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons and Friday mornings.
Charges are only 81 per lesson: stud
ants in college are admitted a. Use.
Private lessons, s..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-04

The japanese at Waianae had hol-
iday and big time yesterday. a luau
was given by Mr.. Ozawa.
\ meeting OF the Christian Workers
will be held this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall. All
persons interested IN work Of the So
ciety are cordially invited. Hereafter
the meetings VIII be held on alternate
E-rilaES
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BONDS.
Hawaiian Government Bonds.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
a Large Block Of land at kaupo,
Maui, comprising an area OF Zoo
acres, extending from the sea into XII
pahuIu valley. Map at my office.
Complete Soap Making Plant. Par
ticulars Of the undersigned.
One corner Lot at Makiki, 237 feet
frontage Kewalo street, 1S1 feet front
age LunaIilo street, l35 feet deep.
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AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple. Telephone IA.
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There IS as much in the brush as the
dentifrice The bristles must be per
manently set and they should be OF
the right sort. We have solved the
problem with our genuine
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made especially for us and stamped
with our name. There is no brush to
be found in Honolulu that has met
with such
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

200 pairs Gentlemen's Velvet Silk
Slippers, regular 75c.
grade for 49c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

king OF the kitchen builders guild I'm
Sew York is OF French and not American
blood. The maintenance of his supre-
macy is by no means an easy task. how
ever for several clever Americans have
achieved kitchens of true distinction.
while there is one man. born on Amcri-
can soil. of genuine Angio-sd,:on stock,
whose friends declare him 10 be in To-
wise inferior TO the king of The guild
himself Yet even they do not pretend
that the American is better than the
Trcnchman.
DIFFERENCE IN KITCHENS
Kitchens vary I'm scope and design TO
suit the persons who are 10 cat The food
prepared over their fires. and the differ
cnces between the Kitchen Of Il DOWN
town restaurant freQuonteQ chiefly Ivy
business men and one in Tie shopping
district. supported mostly by women. are
many and marked.
Tho kitchens Of the WaMorf-Astorfa
and the Mills hotel of about The e.mc
daily capacity. are unlike Ms the indvid-
uaif who are fed at the tables of the two
houses. i'm spite of the fact that each
kitchen is rs perfect in its way as II wen
may be- that each was bunt with tho
quality Of the cooking 6rst in view. and
that one was built by the king 0f the
guild and the other 10y his chief Ameri-
can rival
KNOW THEIR TRADE
or both these men IL may be said that
they have made the creation Of scientific
Kitchens. the coordination of thcir sever
al parts and their adaptation TO The per-
sons they are 20 feed a lifelong study.
From the kitchen builders poiat Of view.