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FINANCE AND TRADE.
■rtßuttsaUtl.
«CHANO« RBVIEW
New York, October 12 —Tho stock market,
for the first time in weeks, was comparatively
free from bear pressure today; and, left to its
natural beut, the market improved in all its
departments. The market closed fairly active
and strong at the best price iof the session.
The list is almost Invariably higher tonight,
and while the most changes are for Insignifi
cant fractions, Manhattan Is up 2 1 ,', and Atchi
son. Big Four, Louisville and Nashville and
Union Pacific each 1 per cent.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
Petroleum opened at 98% c„ aad after a
slight decline, became strong, und advanced to
99%, closiug firm at 99%. Sale.-, 362,000
barrels.
konky .aoTATioNH.
Nbw York. October 12.—Money on call,
easy, wtib no loans.
Prime mercantile paner, 5%@7c.
Bterling exchange—Quiet and steady; 00-day
bills, *4.83; demand, $4.87.
Bar silver, 93% c. per ounoe.
Ban Francisco, October 12.—3Ilver bare,
1M394%c. per ounce.
stocks and bonds.
Ni;w Tobk,October 12.— Closing quotations:
0.8.45, reg 127 iN. P. Preferred. ... 74%
0. S. is, coup 127 I Northwestern 112%
U. S. 4Ws, reg....105%N. W Preferred.. .141%
U. S. 4Ws, coup... 10556 N. Y. Central 107*4
Psoinc 6s 118 Oregon Imp't 52
American Ex. ...117 Navigation 10014
Oannda Pacific... 70 Transcontinental. 34%
Osnada Sou 53% Paoifle Mail 32%
Central Pacific... 35 Beading 45%
Barliagton 108U Bock Island 99%
D. L. A W 14314 Bt. Paul 71%
Denver&RloQr..ll7l4 St. Paul A Omaha 33!^
Brio 29% St. Louis AB. V 24
Cans A Texa5....111% Texas Pacific 19%
Lake Shore 95% Crlon Pacific 65
L. AH 8' % 0.8. Express 82%
Kloh Centra) 91H Fargo 139
Missouri Paciflo.. 69% Westers Tjuion... H5',4
Northern Pec. 32% Am. Cotton 0i1... 42%
BoareN, October l...—(Hoeing prices:
A. T. first 7 108 iMex Cent c0m.... 14%
A. T. Land Or 7s. 101 If ex Cen Ist mha 688
A A T R B 128%! San Diego L'd Co. 23
MIKING STOCKS.
Natv Yobk, October 12.—Mining shares weie
as follows:
Aspen $3.50 I Mexican $3 50
Caledonia B. H. 2.30 iMutual 1.40
Colo. Central... 1.00 Ontario 34 50
Deadwood 1.00 Plymouth 3.00
Homestake 8.75 Savage 150
Horn Silver 1.30 |Sierra Nevada.. 200
Independence • 2.10 ;Small Hopes.... 1.00
Iron Silver 2.52 i
FhaSClsco, October 12.—The following
are the closing prices;
Prut A Belcher.s3 30 IPotosi $1.26
Ohollat 170 Ophir 430
Crocker 45 -ravage 1.75
Con. Cala AVir f> 02Sierra Nevada.. 2.10
Gould ACurry.. 1.80 | Yellow Jacket.. 3.10
(tram narcets.
DOMESTIC.
San Francisco. Ootober 12.—Wheat—Steady.
Buyer seoson, $144% per cental; buyer '89,
$1.37%.
Barley—Neglected. Bujer, I coson, 90c. per
cental.
Corn—Small and large yellow, $1.05 per
cental; white, $1.00.
Chicago, October 12.-1:15 p. m. close.—
Wheat—Steady. October, 80% c. per bsihelj
December, 82% c.; May, 85%0.
Cora—Ste-dy. October, 30% c. per bushel No
vember, 31c.; May, 33% c.
Oats—Steady. October, 18% c. per bushel;
December, 19% c; May, 22c.
Kye--October, 4i , l c. per bushel.
Barley—Mo trading.
FOREIGN.
Livsbpool October 12.—Wheat-Quiet: hold
ers offer moderately. California No. 1, 7s. 4d.
@7s. sd. per cental.
Corn—Steady; demand fair
Ooncral IfiprKets.
New York, October 12.—Hope—Steady aud
quiet.
Coffee—Options opened b-.rely steady: un
changed to 5 points down; closed steady .',(«.»o
points up. Sales, 47,250 tags. October,
$15.00@15.10; November. $14 90: December,
$14.90(915.05; January, $14 90@15.15. Bio,
easy; lair cargoes, 19 l-9c.
Sugar-Raw, nominal. Refined, easy snd
quiet:.
Copper -Nominal. Lake, October, $10.85.
Lead—Beady. Domestic, $3.90.
Tin—Steady and quiet. Straits, $20 60.
Chicago, October 12.—Whiskey—$1.02.
.■.boulders, $4.2504 50; shcrr clear, $5.50®
short ribs, $5.30 cash
Porx—Steady. October, $10.50; January,
$9.32%.
Lard—Steady. October, $6.20; January,
$5.87%.
The Local JMarKets.
Following are the prices bid (B) and asked (A)
on Exchauge yesterday:
Wheat—Australian No. 1, $1.35 A.; White
Russia ~ $1.40 A.
• Oats—Feed No. 1. $1.50 A.
Barley—Feed No. 1, new, 65c. 8;67% A;
Brewing No. 1, 07%e. B; 75c. A.
Corn—Largo Yellow in carload lots, 75c. B,
80c. A; Small Yellow in carload lots, 80c.
A; Small Yellow, job lots, Bac. A; Laige
White, 70c. B, 80c. A; Small White, 75c. B,
85c. A.
Flour—Snowflake, $5.10 A; Pioneer, $5.10
A; Fresno, $4.70 A.
Mill Feed—Bran, 90c. A; Cracked Corn,
$1.10 A;Cracked Bar.ey, 80c. A; Ground Bar
ley, 80e. A.
Rolled Baelev—7sc. B, SOc. A.
Mixed Feed—Corn and Barley, 90c. A.
Bass—Grain bags, 7c. A; potato sacks, 4; v. A.
Beed—Alfalfa, new Salt Lake, !»'jc. A; Al
falfa, n w spot, 11c. A.
Hay—Barley.wire-bound.No.l, old, $7.50 A;
Barley wire-bound Mo 1 new, $7.50 A; Barley
rope-bound, No. 1, $6 50 A; Mixed hay, $0 50
A; Alfaifa, wire-bound, $8.00 A; Oat, wire
bound, $7 00 A.
Potatoeb—Early Rose, Los Angeles, 70c. A;
Early Northern, 80e. A: Peerless, 70c A: Bur
bank, Oregon, 70c. B, 95c. A: River, red, 80c,
A; Sweet Potatoes, yellow, SOc. A; red and
white, 50e. A.
Butter—Faacy roll. Eastern. 55c. A; Fancy
roll, Cal., 60c. A; Choice roll, 55c B: Fair roll,
40c A; Mixed sto.w, 40c. B; Pickled roll, 40%e.
A; Firkin. Choice<s»L. 22c. A; Firkin Choice
Elgin. 240. A; Firkin, Choice lowa Fancy,
30c. A.
Cheese—Large, ll',c. A; Small, 12' a o A;
Small, 31b, Hand,l3%o. A; Coast, 'ull cream,
11c. A; Eastern, full cream, 130. A.
Boas-Fresh, 30q. B, 33q, A: Eastern, 22c. B,
850. A.
U " V Z V -Extracted, light, 50. 8,5% c. A; Job
lots, 6%c. AI Amber, 4%0. B, 5%0. A ; Comb,
150. AiTßeeswax, 18c. B, 19%0. A.
Onions-Local, 40c. A.
Vegetables mixed—Chllließ per string, 75c.
A; Garlic, 3c. A; Cabbage per 100 lb., 50c. A.
Bkans and PBAB-Plnk, No.l, $1 85 B; $2.25
A; Lima, $2.95 B; Navy, small, $1.85 B, $3.25
A; Navy, f. o. b. shipping point. $1.85 B,
$2.10 A; Gatavancos, $2.25 A.
Poultry—Hens, No. 1, $5.50 B: Old Roosters,
$5.00 B: Young Roosters, $5.00 B; Broilers,
large, $3.75 B. $4 00 A; Broilers, small, $3 25
B, $3.50 A; ducks, small, $4.00 A; Geese, each,
$1 00 A.
Live Stock—Hogs, $4.50 B; Beef Cattle,
choice steers, $2.25g»2 50.
Dbied Fruit—Peaches, sun-dried, No 1,12 c.
B: No. 2,10 c. B; peeled, No. 1,15 c. B;Apricots,
sun-dried, 10% c. A; 10% c. B; Apples, sun-dried,
7%c. A; Apples, evaporated, B%c. A; Apples,
Hunt's Alden, BV<o, A; Prunes, Cal. French,
6c. B, Be. A; Prunes, Cal. German, 7c. A.
Cranberries—Cape Cod, pcrbbl., $10.50 A.
Bell A Bugle, $11.50 A.
Raisins—Extra London layers, $2 00 A;
Three Crown, new layers, $1.70 B, $1.90 A;
Loose Muscatels, $1.33 B, $150 A; bulk
raisins, 3%0. B; Dried Grapes, 2c. B, 2%c. A.
Nuts—Walnuts, new Los Nietos, 7%c, B;
Walnuts, new Lob Auge.los, 7c. B; Walnuts, old,
6c. A; Peanuts, Cal. No. l, sc. A; Almonds, 8.
8., 16c. A; Almonds, H. 8., 4c. A.
LEHONB-$3.50 B.
Wool—Fall clip, per lb., B®9o. B; Lamb's, per
lb., 9c. B.
Lard—4o lb. tins, 8%0. A; 3 lb, pails, 9c. A;
5-lb. pails, B%c. A; 10- fe. pills. B%c. A.
Hamb—Eastern Sugar Oared Lily, 15% c. A;
Eastern sugar cured, to arrive, 13c. A; Armour,
14% c. A.
Daily heal estate hecori?.
Published by the Abstract aa( Title
Insurance Company of Los An
treses.
Satubdat, Ootober 12, 1888.
CONVEYANCES.
I A Willis to J D Jones and Lillie F Jones-
Agreement to oonvey lot 1, Mantfield trac r ,
Pasadena; $1,000. _ ........
James Harvey and Stoddard Jess to John H
Dole-Und%of lots 1, 2.3,4,5, 6, 7, and 8,
sub of N% of Rhorer and French sub Kodgers'
tract, Pomona; $6,500.
Celestln Save (sometimes known as Save
Celestln) and Marie Gless Celestln to Jose Ma.
oarel—Lots 3 and 4, blcok H, Aliso. tract, also
17 and 19, block 4; Moulton's add to olty;
$9,440.
Jose Mascarel to Celestln Save-Bond for
deed to lots 3 and 4, block H, Aliso tract, also
lots 17 and 19, blook 4, Moulton's add to ci*y;
$9,440.
Walter W Gollln to Martha Catherine Bird -
Lota 6 and 8, blook 3, Washington Garden
tract; $1,300.
James T Morgan and Martha F Morgan to
William Pinkney Martin-Lot «, Mills and
THB LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD: SUN DA V MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1889.
Wioksextnof Beco:id street and ad) mb; also
lot 10, block C. Cameron tract: also lots 1
and 2, blook 20, E LA; also lot 16, block c,
Johnson tract; also lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, block A,
J T Mornan tract; $32,500.
Jameß T Moigan to Lorlnda A Msrtin—N% of
SK% of lot 1 in Gtiffin's sdd, E L A; $75,000.
Mrs Mary A Cary to G A Millard—Lot 5, block
8, Shaw tract; $1,000.
Johu Osborne and Susan Osborne to I D
Ogtesby—Lot 7, Osborne tract, city; $1,200
C A Sergeant to D Brldenstlne—Lots 3 and 6,
block B, C W McKelvey's sub oi lot 12, block P,
San Pfsqual tract; $4,000.
S F Johnson and W B Johnson to same—EJ-.,
Of lot 16, block 9, Fairmonnt tract; $3,500.
Sarah W Baker to John W Huges—Lots 19
and 20 aud W 30 feet of lot 18 Mullenß trsct
Pasadeun; $10,000.
Same to Jamea Smith-Lots HI 17 and oast 20
feet of lot 18 Mullens tract Pasadena;
$10,000.
F P Schnell to Catherine Bull—Lot 11 block
2 Platers sub tletsick tract; $1200.
G B Varui to Camillo Gruer, io—t'nd % int iv
lot S bluck 98 Sr.rta Anita tract; $2800.
Redondo Beaoh Co, Maria de las Reyes
Domtnguez, Susana D Dominguez and Guada
lupe Mareeliua ivomi guez to 'jcorge Rough
ton—Lots 16 aud 17 block 192 Redondo Beach;
$1575
same to Mrs Lucy Morrison—Lots 5 and 6,
block 209, Kedo;-noßeach; $1,413.
Johu BriKKS aud Clara Briggs to Jobn H Pol
hsus -Lot 10 and strip 1 foot wide off N part
lot 15, Friend I sub, mUcel roc, bk 6 p 79;
$2,500.
JohuCadman to G L Marvin—N 20 acres of
lm, 9 and W % of NW % of N % lot 8 block X,
Krnemer tract; $1,200.
Same to W R Norton—Lots 16.15, 20 and 10,
block X, Kraemer tract; $33,450.
Charles Compton Ri.-ing to E A Gibbs—NK%
sec 19 T 4 N R 15 W; $8 000
Elmina H Gibbs, Caroline H Adams and Al
bert Gibbs to S in Gabriel Valley Land and Wa
ter Co—Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6 block 95, lots 1, 2,
8, 4, 5 block 99, lots 9, 10, 11,12, 13. 14, 15,
16, 17, 18 block 99, lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 21,
22, 28, 29, 30. 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 36, 37, 50, 60,
61, 62, 03 b ocs 101, bits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 18, 19,
20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 26, 27. 29, 29, 30 block
103, lots 32 33 34, 35, 36, 37 block 104, lots
55,18.19 block 101, 8 G V L and W Co's sub
of East Bau Gabriel tract; $5,000.
SUMMARY.
Numbur of transfers above $1,000 each, 22.
Amount, $160,630.
Number of transfers under $1,000,12.
Amount, $4,605.
Number of nominal transfers, 19.
Total amount of considerations, $175,235.
Note—Transient of which the consideration is
less than $1,000 are not published in the above
list.
GQRDAN
BROS.
TEE MM THIS
22 SOUTH SPRING ST.,
Opposite the Nadeau Hotel,
LOS ANGELES.
BRANCH OF SAN FRANCISCO.
OPENING
....OF 0UR....
Fall mi Winter Novelties
....1N...
Siiisiiigs and Trouserings!
SUITS MADH TO ORDER
....AT....
Greatly Reduced Prices.
The finest and largest stock of Woolen sin
the city t-j select from
Perfect fit and bebt of workmanship guar
anteed. se22 3m
IVARINE
Manufacturing and Milling Co.
Cor. Seventh and Los Angeles sts.
Custom Feed mill, Patent Holies
Process.
COII MISSION AND STARAUC,
—DEALERS IN—
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Wood,
Coal, Etc.
—MANUFACTURERS OF—
IVARINE WASHING COMPOUND,
Mak s washing easy. Allflrst-claes Grccert
sill it. aa3o 6m
"WALNUTST
Cash Ppid For Walnuts.
C. J. SHEPHERD,
Frnlt Packing-bouse, corner Main and
Jefferson street,
ggj LOB ANGELES, 524 2m
COCKLE'S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS.
Th« Great English Remedy.
FOR LIVER, BILE, INDIGESTION. ETC.
Free from mercury; contains only pure
Vegetable Ingredients. Agents, LANGLEY A
MICHAELS, San Francisco. dAwklyly
Brlgbt's iniseuse.
WANTED— An energetfo mun, with capital,
to advance business and become an equal
partner. I have a posit.ye cure for Brignt's
disease, and another kidney and urinary com
plaints. If yon doubt this send me the worst
case yon have; if I don't make a radical cur.: I
will make no charge Address EASTER
BABTLETT, Back Bay P. 0., Boston, Mars,
00l eodlm*
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
THE TIME FOR PROVING WILL,
ETC.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of California, County of Los Angeles, as.
In tho matter of the esta'e of Fredonlaß.
Rogers, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Thursday,the 24th
day of October, 1889, at 10 o'clock A. v. of
said day, at the court-room of this Court, De
partment Two thereof, corner of Franklin
a .1 New High Streets, iv tho City
ol Loa Angeles, county of Los Angeles,
and State of California, has been appointed as
the time and place tor hearing the applica
tion ol Jno. A, Pirtle and Edward L
Hsggan praying that a document now
on file in this Court, purporting to
be the last will and testament of
the said deceased, be admitted to pro
bate, and that letters testimentary bo issued
thereon to said John A. Pirlle and
Edward L. Hsggan, at whioh time and
place all persons interested therein may up
pear and contest the same.
Dated Ootober lO'.h, 1889.
C. H. DUNSMOOR,
Conuty Clerk.
By A. B. Whitney, Deputy.
Graff, Gibb n A Creighton, Attorneys, los
Angeles Theatre Building. ocl3-lot
OFFICIAL NOTIUE.
notice or the filing or the bhport of the
commissioners appointkd fob opening
and extending edgwabe road, together
with the plat and assbssmknt list. a 8
rinally confirmed and adoplbd by the
city council.
All Bums levied and assessed ln said assess
ment roll are due and payable Immediately.
T ,c payment of said sums is to be made to me,
at my office, within thirty-days from the first
publication of this notice. All assessments not
paid before the expiration of said tbtrty days
will be declared to become delinquent, and
thereafter five per cent ~ with the cost of adver
tising, will be added thereto.
W. K. MORFORD,
Btreet Superintendent.
October 13,1880. oolS lOt
____ —
IUIMJECCANEtHiM.
Fine Dress-Making
AT
stjlliv agists.
-— 1
We take great pleasure in informing our patronß and ladies of Los Angeles and
vicinity that we have secured tbe services of a thorough ARTIST in DreßS-making,
and are now prepared to produce the very latest NEW YORK and EUROPEAN
effect. Ladies' own materials taken in or selected if desired. You will find our
work and finish the very best, onr styles the latest, and our prices the lowest.
Evening Dresses and Tea Gowns a specialty. Please give us a call.
Very respectfully yours,
KELLY &, LIEBES, Props.
Sullivan's Cloak and Suit House,
113 South Spring Street.
r>4 wen fri sun 3m
NEW YORK STANDARD CIGARETTE!
KINNEY BROS.' NBW 5-OENT SMOKE.
The Best 5-Ceiit Cigarette Made.
JOHN6ON LOCKE MERCANTILE CO., PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
GOOK & LANGLEY, Southern California AGENTS,
11 REQUENA STREET, LOS ANGELES.
8«22 suAf.ilm
38 and 40 Mft\%M£* N. Spring St.
FEESHLY BOASTED
COMBINATION
COFFEE)
Sk Lbs. for $1.00.
BEST VALUE OIST THE COAST.
s2O-5m
NEW GROCERY FIRM.
H. 0. HALL. W. L. PACKARD
Telephone 546.
HALL & PACKARD,
STJCCBSSOBa TO B.C. HALL,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
341 AND 343 SOUTH SPRING STREET.
Firm Sbl»ment of Elgin Creamery | New York Cream, Imp. Swin, Imp,
Butter J«t Received. Some Holland, Imp. Ctmburger, Cal.
thing Very Fine. Cheese, always lv Stock.
»25 5m
ECONOMY IS PRACTICED BY BUYING "THE BEST GOODS.
C. E. DONAHUE'S
GROCERY HOUSE!
205 SOUTH SPKING ST.
Your neighbor trades there and will recommend our Teas, Coffees, Fine
Groceries, Lunch Goods and Luxuries. Telephone 441.
r,c4 3m
For Domestic and Steam Purposes
THERE IS NO FUEL EQUAL TO THE
S. F. WELLINGTON COAL!
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
HANCOCK BAJOTSTING-,
SOLE AGKENT.
109 NORTH MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES,
TKLKPHONE 36.
I also have in stock a large supply of the best brands of Foreign Gas and Steam
Coal, Wood and Charcoal, on which I am prepared to quote at all
times the lowest market price.
Yard at Junction of San Fernando and Railroad Streets.
V A 11 D TKI-KPHOUB!, IQ<l7. BelS tf
THE BEST DOMESTIC
FOR SALE AT ALL FIRST-CLASS OOAL YARDS.
General Office, 21 North Spring Street.
«e5 6m
SIMON RISBELIN,
NO. 458 BEAUDRY AVENUE, - - - - LOS ANGELES, CAL.,
Nurseryman, Florist, .Decorator and Artistic
Landscape Gardener.
Gardens attended to by tbe monili or Tear. White Scale, or any other kind of
insects destroyed. Floral Decorations for Parlies or Funerals made to order. All
orders promptly attended to. oot «t
MISCELLANEOUS.
GERMEAI
Ik Monarch of Breakfast Foods.
Pronounced by Physicians the most Nourishing,
Palatable and Digestible Food Known.
It can be Prepared tor the Table in Ten Minutes.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE,
THE JOHN T. CUTTING CO,
Sole Agents, San Francisco.
Wo H. MAURICE,
Selling Agent, Los Angeles,
OC6 suit
NOVELTIES
FALL AND WINTER
Have Arrived and are Arriving Daily.
&Ma 7 - J Onr selections are the very choicest that the
jBB9H marKeta of the world produce.
HN ft9~ We carry the largest and finest assortment ln
wWHraH this city.
•m IDfln WtkT~ Onr prices are as low as the lowest. We sell
the same quality of goods FOR LESS MONEY than
other establishments lv this ctty.
' ksMi IMF" There Is no deception practiced by us. We
MSfitfiw — TeA simply sell goods as cheap as they can be sold, aud give
imuDRD full value.
B j
OUR LINE IS COMPLETE, CONSISTING OF
Silks, Gloves,
Velvets, Hosiery,
Plushes, Flannels,
Trimmings, Blankets,
Fancy Goods, Curtains,
Ladies' Underwear, Dress Goods,
Table Linens, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloaks,
And a complete assortment of everything that can be found In any
FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS STORE.
CITY OF PARIS,
NICOIvIvf
THE TAILOE.
Suits to Order! to {65.
SHHHijy&jHt atBE 'FINEST CINE 4 OF FALL AND WINTER
KOODB EVER SHOWN IN I.ON A NUECES.
tV>V~ Samples and rules for self-measurement sent free. "VI
88811 68 NORTH MAIN STREET,
~ United States Hotel Building. EOS ANUECEB.
JOE BAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WINE and LIQUOR
MERCHANTS,
29 NORTH MAIN ST. Telephone 38.
06 2m
CUT PRICES IN PAINTING.
EDGCOMB, The Painter
136 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Will do painting of all descriptions cheaper and better than any one else in the
city. See him before you let your painting. eelB lm
NTLES PEASE
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, OIL-OLOTHS*
MATTINGS AND WINDOW SHADES.
243,245 and 247 S. SPRING ST.
seAtf
RECEIVED AND NOW ON SALE AT
HARPER & REYNOLDS CO.
Parlo*! of those celebrated wrought-iron Homo Comfort Ranges; also several cmi•
loads of Cooking and Heating Stoves for Onal. Wood, Coal Oil and Gasoline
on baud.
A very fine assortment of Geo. 1 Al, And Hurnaeo-i * Buckley's
Pocket Cutlery, American Oarvere anu Table Knives in fine OAnea, also those
celebrated brands of Razors, "Progress," "Bengal," and Wado & Butcher.
Complete stock of all kinds of Builders' Hardware and Mechanics' Tools always
on hand.
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