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Summons in Divorce
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE S'l iVTB
.of California, in and for the county of Los
Angeles.
Mr-.. A- Lea, plaintiff, ra, Amert O. lea, de
fendant.
Act.on brought in tne Superior Court of the
state of California, iv and ior the county of
Los Angeles, and the complaint filed In said
county oi!, >s A tigeles. In the office ot the clerk
ol aaid Buporlor * Sourt.
The people of the state of California send
greeting to A. (>. Lea, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an ac
tion brought against you by the above-named
plaintiff, in tho Superior Court of the state Ol
California, In aud I n ix» ,\ ligclcs county, and
to answer tiio com plaint flisu there tv within
ten days (exclusive of the day ol service) alter
the service on you of th ssummous, il served
within tuts eeuuty; or, if served elsewhere,
within thirty days.
rhis said action is brought to obtain a )udg*
meui and decree of court. I i -solving the bonus
oi matrimony now existing between the plain,
tin' Hint defendant, upon the grounds of the
defendant's failure to support plain tiff for
more thau tWO years last past, or provide her
with the necessaries ol life, having tbe ability
to so do, and tor costs of suit. Reference Is had
to complaint for particular-.
Ami you arc hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the. said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your dciault to be entered and will apply to
The court for tho relic: demanded tv tho
com piaiiii.
til veil under my hand and the seal of the
Superior Court ol the state of California) In
and ior the county of Los Augeies, thla 20th
day of April, in lhe year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-five.
ll* s.] T. E NKWLIN, Clerk.
By A. M. SBAVKR, Deputy Clerk.
Notice for Publication
, AND OFFICE AT LOS ANGELES, CAL.,
jj April 25, 1806,
sotiec is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof I n support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before register
and receiver at Los Angeles, Cal., on June
13th,"lSt)5. vis. : Pierre Augusturcs Home No.
7022, for the WL. of Lots H and 0 ami Wj4 of
SWVi section 2, Township 5 N, Range 17 W, s.
B, M.
He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
.of (>aid land, viz : Henry Lcttour, Pierre Gelos.J.
h Davles, Pierre Lafoureade, ailof castac, Lo
Angeles county, cvi.
J, T. BOLTON, Register.
Notice for Publication
IA N B OFFICE AT LOS ANGELES, CAL.
j May B, 18H5.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make dual proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before regis
ter and receiver at Los Alludes, (1,1., Oil .luiiO
10th, 1806, vis: William M. Pal lev, home No.
7017. for NWttf, N! 2 of SW»., and
NW'tOf of section 2, township 3 north,
range l"i west, S. B. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, vis: Charles hi ton, of Los Au
ge'es, Cal.; (.eortre Rehbtrg, of Newhall, Cal.;
ttefatio Cunio. of Newhall, Cal. ; Frank Smith,
of Newhall, Cal.
T. J. BOLTON. Register.
UNBB OF TRAVEL
J>ACIfTc COAST STEAMSHIP Co.*"~
Ooodall, Perkins A Co., General Agents, San
Francisco.
Northern routes embrace lines for Portland,
Or., Victoria, B. C, and Puget Sound, Alaska
aud all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
TIME TABLE FOR MAY, 1805.
LVAVK SAX FKAMItSOOh
:*For -
Port Harford 8. s. Corona, May 7, 15,
Santa Barbara , ltd, 31; June 8.
Redondo
Port Los Augeies — S. S. Santa Rosa, May 11,
Newport i 11, 18, '-!7; Juno 4.
Han Diego t
1 For— S. s. St. Paul, May 6,13,
East Ban Pedro 21, UB; Juueti.
' San Pedro and way S. s. Eureka, May 1, 9,
ports 17, 25] Junes,
LEAVE PORT LOS AKGKLKS AND KRDONOO.
For— s. s. sauti: Rosa, May 5,
: 13. 21, June ti.
tan Diego j'S. S.Ccrona, May t,;>, 17,
i 25: June 2.
l or— ■-. Siitta Rosa, May 7,
Sou Francisco 15, 23, 31; June 8.
port Harford S* H Corona, May 3,11,
Santa BarbHra | 10. 27; June 4.
i LIAVM SAX PBDBQ AND BAST SAW PJSPBO.
I'm— gTS Eureka/ May 4, 12,
Ban Francisco and 'JO, 'JS: .Mine 6.
way ports s. s. St. Paul, May 8, lti,
* tU; June i.
cars to connect with steamers via San Pedro
leaves. I*. R. R. (Arcade depot; at 5 p.m. and
Terminal R R depot al 5:)5p. m.
Cars io connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depot at 10 a. tu., or fram Redondo Raihv ay
depot at 0 a. m.
Cars to couuect via Fori Los Angoles leave
S. P. R. R, depot at 1:10 p. ra. for steamers
north bound.
Flans of steamers' cabins at agent's oflice,
ahcre berths may be secured.
'j he company reserves the right touhange
the steamers or their days of sailing.
■. For passago or freight as above, or for tickets
td and from all Important points in Europe,
Bpply to
W. PARRIS, Agent,
j Oflice: 124 W. Second st., Los Angeles.
viii tt A iroetiflniiv.
FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
/ 'OMPA NY'S PIER (NEWj NO. 4li NORTH
V river, foot of Morton st., New York.
Travelers by this lino avoid both travel by
English rail way and the discomfort of crossing
the channel in a small brat.
Ia Champagne, April '27.
LaGascoglio, Mr-v-i.
;,a Bourgogne, May 11.
La Touraine, May 18.
■Jew York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris,
grst class. $100; second class, $110*
for freight or passago apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. '2 Bowling Green, New York.
.1. F. Ft'GA/f & CO., agents, 5 Montgomery
are., San Francisco. Tickets are for sale by ail
railroad and steamship olliccs.
Redondo Railway
DEPOT; Grand live, and Jefferson st.
In effect 5 0. m. Thursday. May ;10, 1895.
Leave I.os Angeles Leavo Redo-vlo for
for Redondo. Loa Angeles.
AS :10 a.m. »8:45»,m.
0:04 o.ll). 7:.)1i0.ni.
1:35 p. ra. 10i45 ..in.
ft :46 p.m. 1 ::i0 p.m.
A7:uop.iu. aS:lft p.m.
a Sundays only.
For pa'senger and freight rates apply at
#epot, corner ilrand av.nufl and Jefferson
.Ireet. 'Phone. West 1.
1,. T. GARNBEY, President.
i, N, SUTTON, tsiiuerinlendent
LOS/INGEIESfIUGTION HOUSt
502 SOUTH riAIN ST.
''ash Advauced on Consignments.
Auction Sales of FURNITURE Every
Saturday Irom 10 a. m.
PROMPT RETURNI TO CONSIGNOR?.
NOTICE All Miles of I.os Angela. Auction
RciM will appear in position and a,
licrein of ileral.l.
LINES OF TRA VEL
SOUTHERN
: CALIFORNIA
! RAILWAY
I I'raius anrl arrive at
v " i I: ° V,H I'asadena sr
j riVl ' Downey aye. station
! " : ; ' earlier west-bound
1 loa T« 7 rain. latereast
* Chicago LIMITED.
'lbrough toDonver, Kansas city, Chicago, fct.
Louis and Fast.
Leaves 5:00 pm. Arrives 0:35 am.
OVERLAND EXPRESS.
| Through to Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, St.
Louis and i:ast
Leaves 7:00 am. Arrives 0:30 p in.
SAN DIEGO~TRAINS.
Leave B:15 a m, 1,23 p m.
Arrive 1:15 p m, 6:15 p m.
SAN BERNARD. NOT RED LANDS A N D~H D i lI
LANDS LOOP.
P-Lesve 7.00 0:00 am; a 4:00,4:45, 5:00 pin.
0— Leave all :00 am, 5:25 pm.
P—Arrive D, 0:35, a 9:50, 9:55 am;a1:35,6i30
pin.
O—Arrive 10:15 am, eti;4s pra.
RIVERSIDE AND CO ETON TRAINS*
P—L aye 7:00, 0;00 am; a 4:00, 4145 pm.
o—Lsava all:00 am, 4 [25 pm.
t'~Arrive al :35 pm, 6:80 pm.
J O—Arrive 10:15 am, 0:45 pra.
Monrovia aeusa and INTERMEDIATE.
Leavo ;i:oo am, 1:35, a 4:00. aa6:oo, a5i36,
0:60 pm.
Arrive a 7:35, 8:55. aao;3s, 9:50 am; a 1:35,
3:55, 0:30 pm.
i'A.-ADENA TRAINS,
j Leave 7:00. 0:00 am, 1:35, a 4:00, 4:45, 5:00,
a 5:30, 0:50 pm.
I Arrive a 7:35, 8:55, 9:35, aO;50, 0:68 am;
at;3s 3:55, 8:30 p.m.
ANAHEIM AND SANJ'A ANA TRAINS
Leave 8:15 am, a 2 :00, 1:25 pm.
Arrive 8148 sm, I :15. 0:45 pm.
SANTA MONICA AND OCEAN PARK TRAINS
Leave 0:00,10:00 am, 1:40,5:25 pm
Arrive B;2P, 10:45 am, 3:45. 4:40, aaO :10 pm.
REDONDO BEACH TRAINS
Leave 9:00, 10:00 am. 1:40,0:25 pm.
ArriveB:2o, 10:46 am,3:45. 4:40, aat!:10 pm.
SAN JACIXTtTTNP FERRIS TRAINS
P -Leave aO :00 am. o—a 11:00 am.
F- Arrive 1:35 pm.
KSCONDIDO TRAINS
Leave a8:l5 am, aa4 :25 piu.
Arrive a 1:15 aaao:4s pm.
TEMKCI LA TRAINS
P -Lca\ eaO :00 am. o—all :00 am.
P—A rrlve a l :35 pm.
F— via Pasadena; <> via orange: C—daily
except Sunday from Highland Loop; D—Sun
day only from Highland Loop: a— flatly ex
cept Sunday; aa -Sunday only; aaa — Saturday
; only; uaaa - Saturday and Monday only; all
| other trains dally.
For rates sleeping-car reservations, etc., call
i on or address c. w. Mcgee,
I City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 129 North
spring street and La Grande station.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME TABLE, APRIL 11, 1595.
Arcade Depot, Los Angeles.
Leave for DESTINATION. Ar.from
2 [00 pm \ S. Fran.. Sacramento I 7 :30 am
7 [45 pm |and Bast, vlaOgdeo. \ I:4s nm
7:45 pm .... Portland, Or. | li4B pm
8:4.5 am . ..El Paso and East 7:00 pm
7:45 am . l Riverside, f.. 9:80 am
8:15 am . | Redtands, i .. 81:45 Piu
52:55 pm .. J- San Bernardino «f ~|
4 :30 pml . j aud .. 4 :58 pm
. J Col ton. 1.. 7:00 pm
7:45 am 1 f sH: 10 am
8:45 am 1 I 0:80 am
b2:55 pm ) Pomona i fl :45 pm
4 ;30 pra I and 4:58 pm
s5 [45 piu J Ontario V 7 :d0 pm
S:4sam Chino.... B8:10 am
l :80 pm " i 0:80 am
H
B& :46 pm " i 4:58 pm
9:00 am Monrovia ' B:24am
B2:2spm|. " I Bl :28 pm
5:15 pm, " 4:20 pm
8;10am Santa Barbara. ... l;4Bpm
2:00 pm " 10:10 pm
9:40 am i Santa Ana t \ 8:44 am
s2 00pm > and } it :00 pm
5:10 pm > Whittier ( 4:29 pm
s:lopm . TUStln B:44am
OlSlam j Long Beach ( B:2lam
l:0opm .5 and ? ■ 11:57 am
5 :03 pm ....3 Fan Pedro 4:20 pm
a 9 :25 am Santa Monica ! 7:40 am
9:36 anr " | 8:51 am
Aio:3oaml " 1 12:12 pm
1:10 pm " A 4:00 pm
Ai :50 pm 11 4:50 pm
5; 15 pm *' A 5 ;30 pin
0:25 pm] 1 a 6:25 pm
am Soldiers' Home 12:12pm
0:25 pml *' 4 :56 pm
9:35 am Port Los Angeles 12:12 pm
Alo:3oum " 4:50 pm
1:10 pm.... "
B8 :30 am:... Chatsworth Park 1 52:40 pin
chatsworth Park Leave from and arrive at
River Station (San Fernando street) only.
BSundays excepted. ASundays only.
" SANTA CATALINA ISLAND "
Leave for | ARCADE DEPOTS j Ar. from
1 :00 pm .. Daily except Sunday. ,| 11:57 am
General Passenger OtUce, 229 8. Spring st
LOS ANGELES TERMINAL RY
IN EFFECT FEB. IH, 180 ft.
Los Angeles depots: Mast end First street and
Downey-avenue hridges.
Leave Los Xngelea lor Leave I'nsadeua for
I'ttsadenii. I.osAngeles.
B (I ::t"> am 1 n 7:18 am
a 7:loam a B;0B am
a 800 am A 0:0."i am
a !) :00 [.iv ! 10:.'ir, am
a 10::l<) am ..I a 18:80 pm
al2 :'ir> nm a 1:18 pfd
a 1 ;40 pm a :i :(). r > piu
a :i :00 pm a 4:08 pm
a 4:oi> pm a 8:38 pm
a ft :'JO [.til a 7 :of> pm
A 11:20 inn A B:Uft pm
ii 11 ::to pm b Ist :18 am
i■ Il:ao pm 10:1 ft pm
Downey-avenue leaving t. mc 7 minutes laior.
Leave Loa Angeles for Leave AHadena Juno.
Altsdena Junction. tion for I.os Angeles.
a 0:00 am a 10:10 am
A 10:TOaiii A 12 :00 am
a 1:40 nm a 2:40 pm
a 4:00 pm • a 8:00 pm
All train, atari irom Kirst-street depoi.
Leave Loa Angeles forlLeaveOlondale for Lo
Oleiidale. Angeles.
n 0:10 am I n 7:2(i am
ABilftain.. j A 0:07 am
2:00 pm a 2:45 pm
A 8:28 pm |............. 6:18 p
Leave I.os Angeles for, Leave Kant San Pedro
Long lleaehand East for
ban Pedro Los Angeles.
li 7 :2ft am
A 6:53 pm'• • • • • ..07:80am
cl:08pm ollsaoam
Hs:lft pm X -I :4opm
08 :00 pm 04:18 pm
Between East Ban Podro and Long Heach 10
minutes.
" PUBIC- CAN YON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN."
Trains leave Los Angela, daily at 8 v.m.,
10:80 a.m.. 1 :40 p.m., and 4 p.m
line pavilion and hotel, lirand scenery.
The Wilmington Transportation sleamera
connect for Avalon at Kast San Pedro with
train leaving Loa Angeloa 8:88 a.in. daily ex
cept Sunday, returning at 3:10 p.m., except
Sunday.
a Daily. B Dally except Sundays. c faun
days only.
Stages meet the 8 a.in and 19 :25 p.m. trains
at Pasadena for Ml. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the 8 a.m.
train for Mt. Wilson can return same day.
Special rates toexctirsionsnnd picnic parties.
Depots east end of First street and Downey
avenue bridges.
city ticket oflice, (ireemvald's cigar store,
corner Second and Spring stjeets.
General oflices, First-street depot.
T. B. BURNETT, General Manager.
W. WLNCUP, Gen. Passenger Agt.
f\i. Lowe Railway
FOR TIME TABLE SEE LOS ANGELES
TERMINAL RAILWAY.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 189.%.
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STRbET SPECULATION
New York Business Dragged and Prices
Declined
Bond trading Active ond Sales Large--l ; ever»
Istl Dealings in Cereals and Hog
Products in Chicago.
NEW YORK, Mny 28.—Speculation on
the stock exchange today was heavy in
tone and there was a steady decltuo in
prices from the opening to the close of
business With one or two exceptions. Re
ports fioni the west and southwest regard
ing the growing crops received confirma
tion In the sharp advance in tho grain
market. The London market for Ameri
can securities was weak and helped to
lower figures. General Klectrio was
strong io the early dealings and rose 1 1 -8
percent, but closed within l i percent
of the low figures. Susquehanna and West
ern shares resumed their downward
movement nn the renewal of roports that
President Borg was about to resign and
that obligations entered into by the com
pany were bearing heavily on it. The
common stock declined V)i per cent to
104, closing at 10#, tho preferred fell off
4,' j to 2ft. cldsihg at a recovery of 2', 4 .
Pacific Mail was in good demand on re
ports that the earning capacity of the
company was to bo increased. An ad
vance of I'j poT cent was made In the
morn ing, alt hot ' a per cent was lost in thn
subsequent trading, The declines made
in the general list from last night's clos
ing or tiio best prices of the morning are
Denver and Rio Graude preferred.
Northern Pacific preferred and National
Linseed*, 1 per cent; Northwestern and
Union Pacific, l 1,; sugar, .St. Paul am!
Burlington, l 5-8; Great Northern pre
ferred, 3.
The bond trading was generally firm.
The sales were 92,143,000.
Alining Shares
SAN FRANCISCO, May 28.— Official
closing quotations for mining shares were
as follows:
Alta Oli Julia 02
Alpha Cou 01 Justice 00
Andes 00 Kentuok Con 02
Betelicr 41 Lady Wash'n Con.. 01
Belle Isie Mexican On
Best & Belcher. ... 1.", Mono 09
Bodic Cou 61 Mt Diablo 15
Bullion Vi Navajo
BuhverCon 06 Occidental C0n.... 17
Caledonia 05 Ouhir 130
Challenge Con 22 Overman 17
Chollar 21 Potosl 37
Contldenoe 90|8avage 36
Con Cal and Va 225 Scorpion
ton Imperial Sierra Nevada 4H
Con New York 02 Silver Mill ot
Crownl'oiiit 13 Silver King, 20
Exchequer ol Union Con 20
Could ,fc Curry 26 Utah Con 03
Qrand Prize Yellow Jacket 45
Baiedi Noroross... Hsj
noney Quotations
NEW YORK, May 28.—Money on cal!
easy at l(rfil a per cent; last loan ut l l a
percent; closed at 1'- per cunt.
Prime mercantile paper, per
cent.
Sterling exchange lower, With actual
business in bankers' bills at
for demand and $4. for 00-day bills"
Posted rates, $4.87' i and $4.88^(94.80.
Commercial bills, $4.86}^,
Silver certificates, 67$£<967$a<
SAN FRANCISCO. May 28.—Sight
drafts on New York, 21JC.
Telegraphic, 50.
LONDON, May 28.-Bank of England
discount rate, 2 nor cent.
Consols, lotPpi.
Silver Bullion
SAN FRANCISCO. May 28. —Silver
bars, per ounce, 67(ji07 , £.
Mexican dollars, 58@88)<Jo.
NEW YORK, May 27. -Silve.- bars Der
ounce, 67c.
Mexican dollars, 52c.
LONDON, May 28,—Bar silver per
ounce, 30^d.
Cash Balance
WASHINGTON, May 28. —Today's
statement of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $181,083,
--001; gold reserve, $98,283,633.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Grain and Provision
riovements
BAN FRANCISCO, May 27.—Wheat-
Steady, December, t1.0Q%; new seller,
96^0.
Barley—Quiet; December, b'6;ic
Corn—sl.22^'.
Bran—sis.uo.
Flour—Family extra?, $8.40(83.50; bak
ers' extras, $3.:M1£!3.40; superfine, $2.. , 35(!j
2.50.
Wheat—No. 1 shipping, !»)c per
cental; choice, 01J 4 'c; milling, 97K0@51.00
per cental.
Barley Feed, lair to good, 02K@68%0;
choice, t!"t("*if» l 4 c; brewing, nominal.
Oats—Quiet. Milling $1.07 1 1.17 1 .;
fancy food, good to choice,
95c@51.00; fair to good, 90@95c;
poor to fair. 87%@80c; black, nominal;
gray, 90c@$1.02ji; surprise, $1.10@1.20.
The receipts were:
Flour, quarter sacks 10,220
Barley, eentala 1,085
Oats 10ft
Com 420
Beans, aacka :tis:i
Potatoes, sacks • 2,270
Onions, sacks liftO
Middling., sacks ;;si
Bran, sacks '210
Ilav, tons 341
Wool, hales 281
Wine, gallons 68,800
San PranclSCO Produce Market
BAN FRANCISCO, May 28.— l'otatoes —
Now river Burbankt;. new in sacks,
50@rJ5c; new Farly Hose In boxes from the
river, 75c(451; Oregon Burbanks, 35@500
per cental.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 12@12W0; sec
onds, fancy dairy, lOtgllle;
good to choice, f)(soii;c; medium grades,
B@B}ic; store, 7®7Uo.
Cheese—Fanoy tnlld new, 6®6Mo; com
mon to good, 3@60: Young America,
stisßc; Eastern, llW@12Wo; Western, ti(,is ( ..
Eggs—Ranch, 12?J(W'.14!per do/.; store,
lI.J-aluSl-Jiic; Oregon, 12<tg12%0; duck eggs,
13(a loe; extra choice, L>c.
Poultry—Turkey gobblers 12@18oper tbl
hens, 12(«Uoc; geese, per pair, $1.00@1.2.5;
goslings, per pair, $I.2ft(rtH.so; ducks.
$4(<t4.fto per dozen for old and
$4.uO(</i7.00 for young; hens, $4@1.60;
roosters, young, .W.00(,710.00 per doz:
old. $4.00@5.00 per dozen; fryers, $B.SO@
7.50 per dozen; broilers, $8.00@6.00 per
dozen fot largo and $2.00(3 1.00 for small;
pigeons. $1.75(<»2.00 for young and old.
Ci a me—Nominal.
Middlings, $17(.c trt per ton.
Ground and rolled barley, $14.60(915.00;
oil cake meal ut tbe mill, $2.i per ton:
cottonseed oil cake, ¥24 per ton.
Hay—New wild out, $8.50®7.00; new
alfalfa, $4.50(35.00; wheat and oat, $5.50
(C&7.OU; new alfalfa, $4..'kW>.50. Old—wheat,
$8.00@11.00: wheat and oat, $7.00(38.60;
barley. .f7.00(«j8.OO; out. $10.00: alfalfa,
$7.00(«8.50; compressed,s7.oo(«;lo.oo; stock,
$6.0007.00 per ton.
Straw, 40<870c por bale.
Vegetable Market
SAN FRANCISCO, May 28.—Airivals
of vegetables included 680 boxes aspara
gus, !'l boxes rhubarb and 102 sacks
(Quotations tollow I
Asparagus—Ordinary, 80ct891.09a box;
choice, $1,254! LflO.
Rhubarb—UHSSOc for ordinary and 6SS
•sj,- per box for choice.
Green peaß--$1*0091.25 per sack .garden.
2®2Uc per lb.
String beans—BWß4Jlo per lb for green ;
golden wax. 4){S6>tc; refuge, and foun
tain, 4i^(^6c.
Cucumbers 'Blarysville, $1.25(91.50 per
box.
Peppers— Pried. PJ'.jif !> .
Okro—pried, lie per lb.
Cabbage—7so ).cr cental.
Carrots—.!t)(.i ioc.
Oarilo—74?Bo per lb,
CHICAGO MARKET
The Day's Transactions on the Chicago Board
nf Trade
CHICAGO, May 28.— Wheat opened
with an emphatic enunciation of its bul
lish principle,. Tho generally prevailing
piico was 80 cents lor July. Some few
Bale, were made at 7i)a.i, simultaneously
with some.purchases at 80 1-2. It *.old on
the curb yesterday afternoon at 7S :;-8.
The weakness yesterday had In great
measure been because of the signal se"
vice predictions of heavy storn s gather
ing In tho far northwest, but today the
absence of rain caused tho strong open
ing. The foreign markets wero weak
and lower. Receipts here and in the
northwest were heavy. At noon the mar
ket hail tumbled from 80 s*B cents to
79 1-4, recovered again to 80 i-s, dropped
once more to 7P 1-4, and again recovered
to so 1-2. For a titno it hung around
7!» 3-4, but so'in dropped to a lower point
than the previous low point, touching 7!i
cents. Business was smaller In volume
than tin the day beforo until the last half
hour, but the frequency and character of
tbo fluctuations indicated very little
abatement in the nervousness. The cable
reports Paris and Berlin markets lower,
but the reports of crop damage already
done aro alarming, and dispatches from
Nebraska anil Kansas report hot winds
scorching up what vegetation remains.
July was bringing HI 1 X about; tift.ion
minutes from the close and the close was
l-l miller that.
J July corn opened at from 53 tj 53 3-8,
and before it ceased to advance it sold at
54 cents. It reacted to 53 3-4, rose again
to .VI 1 8, off from that to 53 3-4 again,
then up to 64 1-*, and closed at -Vl 7-H bid.
Oats opened firmer and closed very
strong at an advance of 1 1-2 on the
nearer deliveries and 1 7-3 up on Septem
ber.
Pork started With a gain of 12 1-2 cent),
compared with yesterday's closing prices,
advanced another 7 1-2 cents ami closed
with all but 2 1-2 cents of the day's ad
vance to tho good. Lard and ribs pursued
a similar course,and at the ond each were
7 1-2 cents higher for the day.
Leading futures range.l as follows!
Wheal No. a—
May 70S
July <fo'„
September 80)4
Corn .No. 2—
May BBK
July 888
6v [liein tier 5101
Oats No. li—
May BO*,
June »0' 4
July JlO'h
tfepteuiber 30 :l -
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour—Winter patents, $3.40(93.75; win
ter straights, $3.25(93.65: spring patents,
$3.75(94.75; spring straights, $2.90(93.75;
bakers', $2.75(3 3,15.
Wheat—No. 2 spring. 83(9840; No. 3
spring, 75@81c; No. 2 rod, 79%@80j40.
Corn—No. 2, SSEHO.
Oats—No. 2, M' A c; No, 2 white, 82J^@
31c; No. Il white, 32(i/32, 1 ;.(.'.
Rye—No. 2, (ki^c.
Barley—No. 2, Die; No. 3, 18@51c;
No. 4, nominal.
Flax seed—sl.so.
Timothy seed --Prime, $5.00.
Mess pork—For barrel, $12.62^(912.75.
Lard -Per 100 lbs, $6.60(96.62^.
Short ribs—Sides, loose, $6.25^6.30.
Dry salted shoulders—Boxod,
5.75.
Sides -Short clear, boxed, $0.. r i0(518.62 , <.
Whisky—Distillers 1 finished goods, per
gallon, (1.26 M.
On tho produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamory, 10ti>!
17-2;; dairy, 8(9160.
Eggs were firm at II'A&I-b.
The receipts and shipments were:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 9,000 0,000
Wheat, bushela 22,000 107,000
Corn, buahela 502,000 217,000
Oats, bushels 524,000 UIS.OOO
Rye, bushel 5,000 11,000
Barley, busnels 17,000 4,000
Chicago Live Stock Market
CHICAGO,May 28.—As usual very largo
cattle were hard to sell, and the demand
was chiefly for good to choice steeis of
medium weight. Thero was no improve
ment In butchers' stuff and cows were
slow at weak prices, with sales at $2.00(9
4.86, chiefly at $2.30(92.45. As it was
"calf" day there was a good supply and
the demand was so lively that although
about 2000 wero on sale, prices went up
fully 26 cents aud sales were largely at
$6.00(95.25. Cattle wero rather slow at
easier prices, $3.50(96.00*
About 23,000 hogs were offered on the
market today, including 6000 left over
from yesterday. The reduction in supply
in connection with an active demand
trom Chicago packets and eastern ship
pers gave sellers an opportunity to dictate
tonus and prices advanced 5 to 10 cents,
the best droves fetching $4.75. Heavy
hogs sold at $4.30(94.75, chiefly at $4.50(9
4.65, and light mixed weights, (4.2(94.60.
Sheep—Receipts, 9000. Prices ruled
steady at yesterday's decline.
Wheat Afloat
NEW YORK, May 28.—Special cable
grams and telegrams to Bradstreets,
covering tho principal points of accumu
lation in the United States. Canada and
Europe indicate the following changes
iv available stocks:
United States and Canada, east of tho
Rocky mountains: Wheat, decrease,
2,647,000 bushels; United States, Pacific,
coast, wheat, decrease, 181,000; total de
crease, in wheat in buth coasts, 2,828,000
bushels.
Afloat for and in Europe: Wheat, de
crease, 40,000; total decrease in world's
available wheat, 2,2o8;000.
United States and Canada, cast of the
Rocky mountains: Corn, increase, 1,382,
--000 bushels; United States and Canada
east of the Rocky mountains, oats, in
crease, 1,153,000.
Liverpool Market
LIVERPOOL May 27.— Wheat — Spot,
dull: demand poor; No. 2 red win
ter, 5s 9>4d; No. 2 red spring, 6s 3d;
No. I California, 6s lOd.
Futures firm: May, 6s lfP-d; June,
5s 10d; July. 6s August, os lid;
September, Vis I'-d; October, 6s.
Corn—Spot firm; American mixed,
new, -Is I0)jd.
Futures closed firm; May, -ls"P' a d;
June, 4s B'<d; July, 4s 8d; " August, 4s
BJ^d; September, 4s October, 4s
Od.
l-'ruit Sale
CHICAGO, May 28.—California fruit
was sold at auction today, the following
prices being realized:
Cherries—Black Tartarian, $1.10<951,66;
some in bad order, 87ct95i.05; Royal
Anne, $1.25@1.60; while, $1,35(91.45;
gros Bigeraus, $1,05(91.27; Governoi
Wood, Tiled'sl.t it I; Black Eagle, 950@51.05;
Red, Pile; Purity, 75c(951. to.
Apricots-Seedling, $2.84@2.90; Pringle,
$1.88(92.00; some showing scale, $1.06.
Cherry plums—sl.2o.
London Stock rlarket
NEW YORK, May 28.—The Evening
Post's London cablegram says:
Tho local stock markets wero idle and
dull today. Americana wore generally
lower. Too financial press is advising
sales on tho view that the present im
provement was mainly due to the bond
syndicate's protection and operation, but
the best opinions look for no sevore re
action.
LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Quotations, Corrected
I.OS ANGKI.KS. May 2s.
Fail business was done today in spite
of a disagreeably high Wind.
lirecn peas and string beans arc higher;
CUCUtnbtra are R little cheaper but still
very high for this locality and season.
Potatoes show signs nf weakening and
fruits generally are linn and in moderate
supply.
flotations follow:
California ranch—lß^(3lsc
Green Fruits
Air i cots—tl Jo per crate.
Apples—s2.7s per box,
Blackberries —10c per box.
Pears- 83.0002.35.
Loquutssc.
< Iherries—7s@9oo.
Raspberries—lsc per box.
Strawberries—B@oc.
lied currants —IOC per box.
Gooseberries —Ie per box.
Bananas—s2.oo(l2.2s per bunch.
mils tuffs
Flour—l.os Angeles, $0.60; Stockton
brands, $4.P>
Fran—Per ton, local, $111.50; northern,
$10,511.
Shorts—Par ton, local, 120.00; northern,
$10.00.
Foiled barley—For ton, $pj.oo.
Cracked corn -Per cwt, 11.20.
Feed meal—Per cwt, $1.25,
Butter
Creamery—Fancy S-lb squares. 28j$30c;
2S-oz squares. 25c.
Dairy—Fancy 2-10 squares, 26c; 28-os
qnares, 20@22>ic; 28-oz rolls. 20M.22! a c;
fair to good 28-oz rolls, lof^lßc,
Pickled—Nominal.
Grain and Hay
Barley—Per cental, feed, 85(<?90c; secfl,
80c<3 $1.00.
Com—Per cental. $1.10(®1.15.
Wheat—Per cental. 81.00@1.05.
Hay—Per ton. alfalfa. $7.00(99.00; bar
ley. $B.oOe. lo.oo; oats, $9.00(1(111,00; wheat,
$11.00(3! 15. (X).
Hides and Wool
Hides, as they run -Dry. lo'.Je; kips,
10Xo; dry call", L'i'j,:; bulls and stags,
7ho.
Sheep pelts Nominal.
Wool—Nominally, 3<94c.
Vegetables
Beets—6sl9Boa per 100 lbs,
Cabbage—Bo(99oo.
Carrots—sl.oo.
Cauliflower—soc per dozen.
Green onions— 10c per dozen.
Lettuce- *12f§ 150 per dozen bunches.
Parsnips suoeuue j.er lull lbs.
Onions—Now white, $1.50(91.76; red,
$1.15.
Turnips—Bo(39o.
String beans—l(rt)sc.
Green peas—s2.oo.
Asparagus -Northern, 5; Jc per In; local,
40t9500 per dozen.
Summer squash—7sc por box.
Cucumbers—ooc. per doz.
Green peppers—3oj per lb.
Artichokes—2oc per doz.
Mushrooms — 30c.
Beans—Lima, $5.50; navy, $3.26<958.50;
pink, $2.25.
Provisions
Hams—Rex, per lb. ULJe; picnic, 7'Jc;
boneless, oc.
Bacon—Per lb,, Rox boneless breakfast,
lie; light medium, lie; medium, 9c,
Dried beef—Per lb., sets, 12c; insides,
12',c.
Dry salt pork—Per lb., clear bellies,
S'.e; short clear, 71c: clear hacks, 7! 4 'c.
Pickled pork—Per half bbl., 80 lbs.,
$8.00.
Lard—Pet lb., ivory compound, tierces,
0;., c; rexolene, pure leaf, Be.
Citrus Fruits
Lemons—Uncured, $1.25(91.50; cured,
$1,75(92.00.
Oranges—Per box, f. o. b., shippers'
quotations: Kxtra fancy Washington
navels, $2.10; fancy navels, $2.15; choice,
$1.00; fancy seedlings, $I.UU; choice, 80c;
standard, 05c.
Potatoes
New—9oc<9j 1.00.
Northern—sl.lo(9l.ls.
Poultry
Hens—Per doz. $4.25(94.75.
Young roosters—s4,7s(9s.oo,
Old roosters—s4.oo.
Broilers—s3.so(94.oo.
Duck5—54.50(95.60.
Turkeys—Live. 12((E13o per pound.
Geese—sl.oo(Bsl.so per head.
Nuts
Almonds Soft shell, 10'£c; paper shell,
12c; hard shell, 6c.
Filberts—lo@l2}£.
Peoans—l4@lsc.
Walnuts—Los Angeles. 6c; Los Nietos.
8c: medium soft. 8(98)40; soft shell Los
Nietos fancy, 10(9110.
Dried Fruits
Apples- Sun dried, sacks, per lb 7(i?Sc;
boxes, 8(i/8'.c; evaporated fancy, 0(£10c.
Apricots—Fancy, 8@9o; choice, ti(Si7.
Peaches—Fancy unpcelcd, 6@70; bleach
ed. 7(tfßc.
N T ccii«»rines--Faney, 8(7r,0c: choice, d(97c.
Pears Fancy evaporated. 6@90.
Plums —Pitted, choice, "e'^r.
Prunes—Choice, boxed, 0(j?7c; sacks,
s@6c; fancy, 10c.
Live Stock
Hogs—Per cwt. $4.50.
lleef cattle $3.60(95.00.
Calves—s2.7sd'3.2s per head.
Honey and Beeswax
Honey—Comb, 9(912c pet lb; strained,
o(s'7c.
Beeswax—2o@2sc per lb.
Cheese
California—Full crca.n fluts.lOc: Young
America, lie; baud. 12c; half cream flats,
7c: Voting America, 7 , -..c; hand, s'.c.
Eastern—Cheddars ami twins. VU<t i:>' *r..
Imported—Swiss, 2:;'.(.'250; Edam, per
do/..; $9.00(910.00; llmberger, 14® 15c;
trick, 15@16o; Westphalia, 20c; Roque
fort, 42' 2 .\
Fresh Meats
Butchers' prices for whole carcasses;
Beef—.v.ji-'Oe per lb.
Veal—s'* ; i" 7c.
Mutton—be' 7e.
Pork—oc.
KEAL ESTATE TRANShKRS
Tuesday, May 2S.
r s Home to M I, Bridge—Lot IJ and
17, 1)1 17, Elystan Heights trt; (100.
Andrew Glnsscll to Bila Harper—lnt in
lota 1 and 15, Ralph Roger's sub of bl 1,
GarvAtiaa add No. I; $l.
Pasadena Cemetery assn to Mrs Mary
.1 Gilbert—N half of lot 01 Eevergreon
cemetery. $101).
A™nii 0 Wallace and J II Wallace to
Sarah X Manaia—Bl 21, The Palms;
13000.
II W Sessions to Joel Willits—W 200 ft
of B mo ft off B end of lot 12, bl and li
HJil ft of W 27 r > ft off W end of lot 12 bl hi,
Pickering 1, ,fc W Go's sub; $1100. f
Delphino Buchanan and Charles W Bu
chanan to Cvrns I) Capman—E (10 ft of
lot 1 and 2 bl <>. sub of bis N and 11,
Painter and Hall trt; $200.
Kegina Roherer to H Gitenu—Lot 26,
bl 12. L A Imp Go's sub; $000.
A W Hole, by John Burr, shff. to
Kobcrt Balfour et al. —Lots -1, 5 and ti,
bl A. Bonnie Brno trt; (6437.
Joseph Hyans ami Harriet Fudickat
to F B Ron nson—Lot 2:i, bl F, Cable
Road trt: |800.
Prank A Gibson, trustee, to Lemuel N
Brown- Lois 159 and KM, Grider & Uow's
Adams st trt; $2700.
13 F Fellows and Jennie R Fellows to
George Goueb—Lot li. bl 2, H B Kings
ley's sub and water; $oiXio.
S 1) Northcutt to F 11 Curti s—Lot 12,
Wingerter trt; $100.
UF II Curtis and Molho F, Curtis to Henry
Snaner ami Augusta Slianer—Same as
above: $200.
J C Kimble and Eliza Kimble to Char
lotte A Ernst—Lot 4, hi 15, Park trt $,*no.
William 8 liowcr ami Susan L Bower
to Charles Ri.ton and Charlotte Kixon —
Lot 20. bl C. Bonnie Brae trt; $1000..
Melvina L Lord to John J Lord —Lot 8,
bl s, Fairmount trt: $10.
Sun Gabriol Wine Co to Elisabeth F
Patton— Lot 3, bl 71, Hamona: $1360.
Charles L Cross ami Lovia Cross to
Win Steward Young—Lot 10. Mrs illea
eun's sub; |1800,
WfH Steward mine: Slid Adele N
Young to Churl, s 1. Gross*—* Lots 143, 113
ami S 1-3 of It It L Wick sun: MOO.
California Vinegar and Piokia Co to
.las Hill sV Aon,—Lot 19, and fr:ie lot ad
joining In bl \V. Aliso trt : 11000.
Maurice 8 lie Iman and 0 A Btaaaforth
tc Thorn a, McCarthy— Lot i bl 3, <Jnr
ranaa add No 1 1100.
Roftald Catnbfml-Jounaton to Angus*
tin* Campbell .Johnston and Conway Sey-
M.our Campbal!»Jobn*ton, aara—All in
terest in estate of Robert Alexander
Campbell-Johnston ■ $200 I,
T ■ Xewliti et al to Ktnilv S Whiting—
Com in R line of Spring st 17V I*3 ft \
ol X line Klgbtb st, tbenoe 8 l-ii ft,
elc: HIOOO.
8 II Crane and Btnna I* Crane to J 11
Adama—Lot 11, Aleaandra trt: : ; '2OO.
.1 B Ollmoor et ux to w li Wheatland—
. r > acres coin 113.0 ft IS L."> W of N X cor bl
I, Corona trt; 1600,
Bmnoa Frost Dunnel, to Chester 1' Dor*
land — I'ml half Ibl in lot 7, Millar's sub
of nart of Carey Place trt: 1100,
Mrs Win X Crittenden to Harry Mather
— Lot 22, Peck's sub of bl 34, San Pedro;
1900,
Ceorge W Stimson et ux In 10 L liohenv
— Lot 1, bl 5, 1- A Imp Co's snb; $«00.
Summary
needs 39
Nominal 10
Total 178,484.88
LOCAL BANK CI.EARINQS
LOS ANQBLKB, May 2S.
Following aro tbe Loa Angeles bank
clearings for tho current greekl
Day. Exchanges. Balances.
Monday 9 30.1.94K.A0 44,902.11
Tuesday...... 10:1,427.-id ff;12,4i;j.10
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W, H. HILLYEK,
535 & Hill st.. Las Angeles, CaL
Los angei.e.., June 9,1893.
To Tttx Public: Tor over aye years I hay«
been troubled with nervous sick headaohe and
I liver complaint, I didn't seem to And any hel|
Irom the many doctors and medicines that 1
tried until 1 tried Dr. Wong Him, 039 I'ppst
Muiu street, lam now well. Yourstruly.
MISS M. Q. BROCK,
43 Hinton aye., Los Angelas. CaL
TO THE PUBLIC!
Los anoki.es CaL. July il, 1894.
j DP,. Wong HIM, 039 L'pper Main st.
DKAR Bal 1 tako pleasure in adding mf tes
timony to the many you have already received.
1 will say that after taking your treatment fo,
catarrh of the head and throat, that I am no»
well, and usk you to refer to me any person
tha' may feel skeptical and I will satisfy them
as to the ellicaey of your treatment. Your,
iruly, p. B KING,
Attorney and Notary Public,
| Garvansa, CaL
BAKER IRONWORKS
U5O TO 060 BUENA VISTA ST,
LOS KNGELBS, - CKLIPORNUI
Adjoining s. p. Grounds. T«L 184
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