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LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1895. LOCAL FIELD OF COMMERCE Private Reports From Sales of Fruit at London POOR FRUIT, GOOD PRICfcS Prospect of a Satisfactory Market for California Products For That Will Bear Shipment Well Ootid Pricts May He Obtai -cJ -Ci-aoss Walnuts A letter was received vestarday by Superintendent Wiggins of tlie Chamber of Commerce from H. M. Russell, the wellknown mining man, now in liurope. Mr.

Russell writes from London, under (Into of July 24th, saying thut he was in that city on the day ot tlie sale of ''what was called" the first California fruit to the London market. This is the sale of whish glowing reports were sent out by telegraph, the report bsing that the fruit was regarded as of unusually line quality, and that buyers fell over one another in tbeir anxiety to bid. Mr. Russell says tbe consignment consisted of pears and plums, and tbat it was small, poor and arrived in bad order. Nevertheless it was bought, and at good prices.

A little observarion of the English market strongly impressed Mr. Russell with the opinion tbat a good outlet for California fruit might be found in London, provided always tbat the fruit could be got there in good condition. Tbe on ly giapes in tne London market are hothouse product, and sell at 4s. or $1.02 a pound, at which figure California growers could pay freight two or three times around the world and still make a protit such as they have never yet realized. There a few California apples on the London market, which stll ut nigb figures; plums at the time of Mr.

Russell's visit sold at 62' a cents a pound and pears at 4 cents each; California English walnuts brought 25 cents a pound. As regards this latter product, there is a practioa Uy unlimited market in England, and tbe prices are sufficient to warrant extensive shipments. On the whole, Mr. Russell regards the English market as affording a promising opening for such California fruits as bear shipment best, for it must be remembered tnat while the prices to be obtained are good, there is demand only for fruit of good quality. tr The consumption of tobacco in its various forms shows a steady increase.

Last month, according to government reports, there were manufactured in this country 865,726,647 cigars, cigarettes, 22,057,443 pounds of tobacco and more than a million pounds of snuff. This was an increase over the production during the same period last ysar of nearly two million cigars, half a million cigarettes and one and a half million pounds ot tobacco. Grocery scarcity of California fruit in Philadelphia is now the problem confronting the local trade. As a result of the discrimination which has apparently been against the Philadelphia market, the fruit here has sold for $300 per car higher than last year, and this has naturally affected the demand. The California growers' reason for this action, which is certainly against tbeir own interests, is not known.

They seem strangely indifferent to tbe preservation of the market they have secured in this section. LOCAL PRODUCE Wholesale and Retail Quotations Corrected Dally LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5, The week opens with all the conditions favorable for good trade. Prices continue steady and there is no diminution of supplies. Eggs are a little stiffer in price; fruits and vegetables remain steady, sweet potatoes and tomatoes being marked down a little as the crop matures.

Quotations follow: ranch, fancy 2-lb squares, 28-oz squares, coast creamery, 32-oz squares. Dairy, fancy 2-lb squares, 30c; 28-oz squares, 25m 27c' 3 pickled, nominal. Creen Black Hamburg, 75c per crate; pears, per box; Sweetwater grapes, 60c per crate; raspbeiries, per box; strawberries, plurr.s, figs, apples, peaches, 50c per box; blackberries. per box; pineapples, 4.00 per doz; bananas, per hunch; watermelons, per doz; cantaloupes, 85(3860 per dozen. potatoes, green corn, 00c per sack; cucumbers, 40c per box; tomatoes, 50c per box; beets, per 100 lbs; cabbage, oarrots, 75c; green onions, 20c per doz; lettuce, per doz bunches; parsnips, per 100 lbs: onions, new white, 00c; yellow, turnips.

string.beans, 3c; green peas, sc; summer squash, 40c per box; green peppers, per lb; artichokes, 30c per doz; mushrooms, 30o; beans, lima, navy, $3.25: pink, per doz, voting roosters, $4 old roosters. broilers, ducks, 0.00; turkeys, live. per pound; geese, per head. Millstuffs- -Flour, Los Angeles, StocKton brands, Oregon, 13.20; per ton, local, northern, shorts, per ton, local, northern, rolled bariey. per ton, cracked corn, per cwt, feed meal, per cwt.

$1.25. per lb. picnic, boneless, Per Rex breakfast, lOWc: light medium, 9c; medium, Dried Per sets, 10c; insides, 11c. Dry suit clear bellies. SWei short clear, cleur backs, 7c.

Pickled half 80 $8. Per ivory compound, tierces, 8c; pure leaf, 7Uc. Hides and aa tboy run- Dry, 10c; kips. 12o; dry calf, 16o; bulls and stags, BUc. Sheep pelts Weak.

cream flats. 11c; Young America, 12c; Hand, 13c; half cream flats, 7c; Young America. 7' 2 'o; hand, Eastern Cheddars and twins, bock, 15(310o; Westphalia, 20o; Roquefort, I Grain and cental, teed, aeed, 90c. cental. $1.15.

Wbeat-Per cental, $1.10. Per ton, alfalfa, barley, $7391 wheat. Citrus $1.40 1.60; cured, box. fancy seedlings, choice, 80c; standard, 65c. Dried dried, sacks, per 5(560; boxes, evaporated, fancy, choice, Be.

Peaches- Fanny unpecled, bleached, Sgflc; choice, evaporated, OftJOc. Plums Pitted, "choice. Prunes Ciioice, boxed, sacks, sf(Joc; fancy. 10c. Live Per Hecf cattle Mutton per lb.

Veal ifltc yier lb. Fresh Meats llutehers' prices for whole carcasses: Heef per lb. Mutton Nuts Walnuts Angeles. 6c; Loa Nietos, 8o; medium solt. Birt.se'.;; soft shell Los Nietos fancy, llwl2c.

Almonds -soft shell, Udjl2c; paper shell. Lie; hard shell. oc. Filberts Honey and lin. lie per lb.j strained, xtceswar; per lb.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Monday, August 5, Giuseppe Da Agostino to Angola Cuccia Da 10, Hay's add to bunset trt: $1200. und 8 A Brand to I' Allison Lots 8 and 9, blk 4 sub of 2 blk 183. PlitllOna: $290. Stout to A 20 and 21, blk 5, Florence Sta trt; $100. Abram McCoy to Samuel A and Mary 7, blk Palmer's sou NCj blk 147.

Pomona; $100. Sarah lingers to Julia 13. blk 8, Elec By Hmstd Assn trt; $350. Pac Imp Co to Wm 16, blk IL Toluca; $200. Thomas and Fannie Ewing to Nellie May lot 11 and lot 13.

blk 1. Plater's' sub of Messick trt: 12260. James and Ellen Campbell to Cora 10, blk 48. ALmitos; $100. Frank A Gibson, trustee et al, to Scherer and 00, Gridcr A Dow's Adams st trt; $325.

Thomas and Mary Millsap to Mary of sw of of nw con 2 Jiac and 2 ac of of nnty of both trts in sjc 10. 2, 13 $2200. Omar A Garner to James Palms 2143, cxc 10 ft off side for road Mrs Forney to Mary 25, Myrtell's sub Messick trt; $750. Cochran, admr, to 5, blk Colina park; $210 i. McCarrell et al to A and 20, Smith James and James A Gaffords tub of blk Painter A Bali trt; $350.

Brown to as above $350. Nellie and Ferguson Irwin to R. in sec 10, tp Is, 10 $1704. Enrique Higuara to Maria de Chapman Lots 0 and 27, Ro Eincon de Los Bueyes; J1303. Jeanne Carr to Janlea Harvey Adams ft lot 31 and strip adj lot 31; of rcsub uf Dr Carr trt, Pasadena; $tSOO.

James and Lillian Adams to Wm at cor of Elmira and Moline aye, Pasadena; $313. Frank A and Julia Haskell to Mary II 7 and 8, Goodwin A Lukins trt sub of lot 30l San Pasquul trt; $1000. Abbot Kinney to William Jantsen- Lota H. 12 and 13 cxc 50 feet, Abbot A Margaret trt; $1100. Wm and Alpha Jantzen to Young 46 feet of 895 feet of lots as above $800.

Burbank A Co to John McClure lots 4 to 9, Burbank; $200. Wm II Henderson to Wm Bryant and Will A Lot 13 bl Glassell's sub lot 0 bl 39. $300. and Minna Harris to Methodist Eniscopal church of 2 aud 3 bl 55, Hliber tr; $10,000. Agnes and 0 Desmond to Ashley 17.

Stilson sub bl 64, OS; $2500. Mulford to Joseph Westmorland, Agmt tj convey lot 788, Hill st; $2500. Charles Wright to A Johsnon Orange Orchard, Duarte; $14,000. Michael Cosgrove to Allen Pt Ro La Puente; 1) and Susie Johnson to Thomas Ro de Duarte; $10,000. John and Anna Lots 21 and 22 sec 31 0 11 $2,500.

Azusa A Co to Trinidad Lot 10 bl 22. Azu $200. George Hunnicott to Josephine Wiese 2 bl 19, Whittier; $600. Summary Deeds 12 Nominal 9 Total $98,176.50 LOCAL CLEARINdS LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.

Following ara tha Los Angeles bank clearings for the current week: Day. Exchanges. Balances. Monday 9 280,260.95 810,77 CHICAGO MARKET The Day's Transactions on the Chicago Board of Trade CHICAGO, Aug. weather In France, small winter wheat receipts and a still decreasing visible supply were tne influences in wheat The weakness in the other markets had its source exclusively in the favorable reports of the growing corn.

The opening of wheat revealed the existenco of a considerable quantity of bullish explosives in the pit. Tho rise, although nut very high, suftioed to alarm a few shorts, which kept the advance going for about an hour. The foreigners had buying orders in New York for December wheat, and the New Yorkers had their orders in this market at the start for botb December and September. The bull feeling was kept iv check by the news regarding spring wheat in tbe northwest. Compared with Saturday's closing September rested cents higher.

Conn was Weak under the favorable crop prospects and for the greater part of the session the traders did not appear to care which delivery they sold short. September closed below Saturday's' final quotations; May closed at compared with oh Saturday. Oats declined again and displayed a very weak feeling throughout. Septemler dropped off to which breaks the record again for tbe lowest point of the season, and closed at c. Provisions fell iv value in sympathy with the decline in trie price nf corn and absence of activity in the demand for hog products.

At the close September pork had lost and lard and ribs each 12' cents. Leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat No. August SBHtSUMi September 68 December. 70Ts Corn No. August 41 September 41 October 40 Oats August 201 i September May Cash quotations were as follows: patents, winter straights, spring patents, spring straights, bakers', 2 spring, 07J No.

3 spring, No. 2 red, 2, 41 2, 2lo; No. 2 white, 27c; No. 3 white, 9, 2, nominal; No. 3, 38c; No.

4, Flax Timothy Mess barrel, 100 lbs, Short loose, Dry aaltad shoulders Boxed, Short clear sides, finished goods per On the produce exchange today the butter market was iirtu; creamery, 19o; dairy, Eggs were firm at ll' 2 The receipts an were: Artiolos. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, barrels 7,000 12,000 Wheat, bushels Sti.OOO 45.000 Corn, bushels 187,000 291,000 Oats.busluls 209,000 195,000 Rye, bushels 5.000 2,000 Bailey, busaels 1,000 THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Money, Stock, Bond and Produce Quotations WALL STREET SPECULATION The Week Opens With a Very Dull Market The Total Transactions Less Than Hive Often Been Recorded in a Single Hour. Prices Fairly Firm NEW YOU August week opened on the stock exchange with Inacl live speculation, and tho market contin- I tied dull throughout the day, the total transactions being less than often recorded in a tingle hour.

Tho London stock exchange being closed, no trading was done foi tbe foreign account. Chicago gas and sugar of the industrial group, and tbe grangers of the railway list played most activity. Sugar was pressed for sale slightly in the early dealings, an I receded per cent, but a brisk covering movement quickly set in, which brought about an advance of In tho later dealings a reaction of IJsj took place, making a loss of per cent on the day. The notable changes are the gains of in Natior.al Linseed and Ametlcan Cable; iv Short Line, and declines of 1 per cent in St. Paul A' Duliith.

New York, Chicago St. Louis second preferred, and National starch. Bonds were quiet but firm generally, with sales of $1,788,000. Closing Stocks NEW YORK.Aug. 5.

-The official closing quotations for stocks wore as follows Atchison 15', U. P.n PA4 Adams Ex 147 Northwestern 101J-, Alton, Terre H. do ptd 140 donid NY. Central ...101541 American BX 118 S. Halt.

Ohio U5 Ontario Si 17JJ Can Pacific- 52 Oregon Imp 11 Can. 25 Central 18V, OregonShoi tLine Ches. A Ohio 21 'g Chic. A .156 Pacillc.Muil ('. B.

AQ Peoria Dec. A B. Chicago Gas Iti'J'j Con. Gas 144 Pullman. 173 C.

C. C. Bt. Reading 17 i Col. Coal A Richmond Cottoti Oil 38 do ptd Del.

Hudson: Rio G. Del. Lack. llil do pfd 42 B. Rock Island Distillers 21 St.

Paul 70J, East Term do pld 127 Erio St. Paul A dopfd 21 da 110 FortWavne 167., Southern Paolflo, Gt. North'n Sugar 114 C. 111. Term.

coal Airon Hccking Texasl'acific 12-, Illinois Cen A O.cen pfd. 78 St.PaulA Duluth 29 UnionPaoifU 13', Kan. A Tex. nfd. 37 U.

8. Express 41 Lake Erie 61 Wabash, bt.Louis dopfd 83 AFactilo 9 Lake Shore 149 do pid 31W Lead Trust Wells-Fargo Ex.loß LAN 93 N. WheellngA Manhattan Con. do pfd 53 Char. 15 Minn.

A St. 91M Michigan Cen. U. K. Missouri Pacific.

37Gen.Electric Mobile A 24V, Nat. Linseeu. 29 Nash. Chat 70 Col. Fuel A Iron.

37 Nat. dopfd 92 do pfd ajt H. A Tex, 2 N.J. central 101., A. A.

A Nona NorfolkAW Michigan 2'i North St.L. Si X.C.. 8 N. Pacific. 4J, do pfd 14! i doptd 18v, American Tobac.

11l Eo. R. ll'-J do pfd Ill), dopfu St. Bond List NEW YORK, Aug. following 4re the closing quotations for the bond liSt: (J new 1 i iCcn Pan lsts, new 4s, coup DARG7s 1184 i US5s, reg 115 i do 4s 87' i doss, coup seconds US', do4s, reg Si 3 A 0s 103', do 4s, coup 112541 do 7s 104 ao 2s, reg II A Cent 55....

110 Pacific tis of '95. .100 do tis 107 Ala Class A MKT Ist 4s 87', 108 do 2d 4s t)4-' doClass 98 Mm Union tis 109 do Currency 98 NJO Geu 5s llb'ii La New 98 NPacists 117 Missouri Us 100 I do 2ds Carolina 58..,.126 Northwest Cou .139 do 4s 102 do deb 55.. 109 BCarolina N-fund 1 7U)b Term new set 65.. 8J St Paul Con 75... doss 105 de A do3s 90 St LSi I MGeu ss.

do old tis 00 St ASF Gen Va Centurios 08ft Texas Pad 93 dodeferred gIZ do 2ds 29U Atchison 4s tl 1" lsts of i do 2d A 33 I West Shore 4s 100 CanSo2ds 108'iiSo 5s i Government bonds firm, State bunds inactive. Railroad bonds dull. Mining Shares SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. closing quotations for ruining shares wera as follows: Alta lO'Jlllia 02 Alpha Cou 08 Justice 06 Andes 27 Kentuck Con 02 Belcher 27 Lady Wasa'n 01 Belle Isie Mexican 04 Best A Belcher. 88 Mono 03 Bodie Cor.

15 Mt Diablo 15 Bullion 18 Navajo BulwerCon 15 Occidental Con 30 Caledonia lOOphlr 130 Challenge Con 28 Overman 18 Chollar 54 Potost 33 Confidence 95 Savage 37 Con Cal and 270 Scorpion 04 Con Imperial Ot Sierra Nevada 40 ConNewYork 03 Silver Hill 02 Crown Point 34 Silver King 15 Exchequer Ol Union Cou 45 Gould Curry 50UtahCon Ol Grand Prize Yellow Jacket 34 llaleA Boston Quotations BOSTON, Aug. closing quotations were: Atchison Mexican Bell 195', San Diego 5U Burlington Short Lino 9' flonty Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. on call easy at 1 per cent; last loan at 1 percent; closed at 1 per cent. Prime rnercautilo paper, 334 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with actual business in bankers'bills at for demand and for oJday bills.

Postai rates, and Commercial bills, $L88 X. Silver certificates. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5 Sight drafts 011 Now York, Telegraphic. 53.

LONDON, Aug. of EnglanJ discount rats, 2 per cent. Consols, Silver Bullion SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5.

Silver bars, per ounce, Mexican dollars, 5334364 c. NEW YORK, Aug. bars per ounce, Mexican dollars. 531.0. LONDON, Aug.

5. Bar silver per ounce, 30' Liverpool Market LIVERPOOL. Aug. a. steady; demand fail; No.

2 red winter, 5s No. 2 rod spring, 5s sd; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 5s lod; No. 1 California, 5s sd. Futures steady und higher; August, September, 5s October, November, 5s 7d; Decern 1 ber, January, 5s I firm; American mixed, new, Futures closed firm and 'i3Kd higher; 4s September, 4s lud; Oc tolier, November, 4s Decerniier.

January. Is sxd. demand fair; St. Louis fancy winter. 7s lid.

London. Pacific coast, £2. SAN F3ANCIS.U MARKETS Call BurJ rtovementi SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Steady.

December, new seller, May. fl.M*., December, new seller. 50'4c. 12' i. extras, bakers' extras, superfine, $2,350 2,00.

Wheat 1 shipping. pef cental; choice, 95c; milling, $1,000 1.0-J 1 nor cental. fair to good, per cental; choice, browing, Milling 95c351.t)8; fanoy feed, good to choice, 55390 poor to fair, 75330 black, nominal; gray, surprise, 1.10. The receipts were: Flour, nunrter sacks 5,800 Washington 2,000 104,000 Barley, centals 17,000 Oats. 3.000 Washington 3,000 Corn 378 Beans, sacks 2,000 I'otntocs, sacks 4,000 Onions, sacks 520 IJran, sucks 2,785 Oregon 1,070 Mlddlin tt, sacks 50 Oregon 2,500 Hay, tons 1,300 straw, tons 17 Mustard, sacis 31 001, bales 75 Washington 40 Quicksilver, tlasks 55 Hides 407 Wine, gallons 25,59 San Produce Market SAN FRANCISCO.

Aug. New 40350 now in sacks, 40300 new Early Rose in boxes from the river. 43350 Oregon Burbanks. 50385 a per cental. red, 50305 per sack; ver skins, 50365 c.

creamery, 15317 onds, 13315k'0, fancy dairy, 14315 good to choice, 11313 medium grades, BK3IOJ40; store, 830 c. mild now, mou to good, sc; Young America, 537 Eastern, Western. 10311 17320 per dos; store, 121j5315c; duck eggs, 15316 c. gobblers 15316 per lb; hens, 15310 geese per pair, 75c351.00; goslings, per pair, ducks. $3.0033.25 per dozen for old and $3.0033.50 for young; hens.

roosters, young, $5.0036.50 per dos; obi. $4.5035.00 per dozen fryers, 4.50 per dozen; broilers, $2.5033.00 per dozen fot Urge and $1.5032.00 for small; pigeons, Middlings, $18.00310.50 per ton. Ground and rolled barley, oil cako meal at the mill, $25 per ton; cottonseed oil cake, $24 per ton. wild oat. new wheat and oat, $7.00310.00: new alfalfa, $5.50 37.50; old wheat, $6.00310.00: Wheat and oat.

barley. out. alfalfa, clover, compressed, stock, $5.0033.50 per ton. Straw, per bale. Fruit flarket SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.

5 Orchard fruits and berries sold today at the following prices: 603750 per box; red, 50 per box. per box. per box. per box. per chest.

per chest. per chest. (strawberries Longworths, $3.003 4.08 per chest; common, Crab apples c. per 100. Oranges--Seedlings, 50375 c.

California per box; good to choice, $2.5034.53. per box. per buncb. per dozen. Vegetable Market SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.

5 Vegetable quotations follow: Green cor 50c352.50 a box. Green per sack; garden, pei lb. String Summer squash. 253-10- per box. per box.

Egg per box. 13313 green, 25(3330. 15c per lb. per cental. per lb.

Fruit Sale CHICAGO, Aug. fruit was sold at auction today, the following nrices beinsr. realized: Plums-65c35L35. 153 75. $1.75.

NEW YORK. Aug. fruit sold at auction today realized the following prices: $1.2031.80. 25. Petroleum NEW YORK, Aug 5.

Steady; closed at $1.28. Angostura Bitters Is universally conceded to be tbe best appetizer in the world. Manufactured by Dr. J. G.

B. Siegert A Son. At all druggists. 9 The Herald "Want" Ads Five cents per line for single insertion, or SI.OO per line per month. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE Rates for advertisements under this 1 time, 5 cents per line; 1 week, 30 gents per line: 1 monihjfl JJ Houses and Lots HIGHLAND PARK HOMES tUOLOTS IN HIGHLAND TARK ON tbe new electric car line on Pasutlena aye.

now running right past this property. Lots large, about one-third of an acre each, and aro selling lor $150 upwards. This is the finest residence property, by all odds, in this nnty from health standpoint lying about 3110 feet above Los Angeles. When Los Angeles is buried in fog the sun is shining' at Highland Park. These lots urn beautiful and are well worth $1000 each, if you regard your health worth living for.

You don't have to pay $50110 lor one of these lots and then bulla a fort round it to keep it from getting awuv. WE HAVE NO BOGS FROGS OR FOGS HIGHLAND PARK. These line lots are 200 feet in depth, and will soon bo selling at $1000 each. There are a good number of tine families living at the Park. Go out and see if you could induce any of them to leave.

There is one family at Highland Parktblt has a good, large hit nnd a fuir house bin it would take $15,900 to induce them to sell and leave the Park. Wo have a number oi new houses now finished and for sale at very attractive figures. The water is bettei there than in the city, and so is the climate. The new electric cars go there in 20 minutes from the Hollenbeck hotel, corner Second and Spring sts. The fare will be 5 cents as Boon us they get the new cars regulated.

Our ollice is at 132 S. Broadway. Cull and see maps and select your lots, or go out to our ottice at the Park. Never mind about the in four years. lots arc ull clsar und title perfect.

Houses built to order. Bring in your plans. Two gangs of builders on too ground, and we can build your house in 3d dsys. ISoir special oargains huvo just come in from non-residents on Pasadena aye. We also have a large and desirable list of houses und lots in all parts of the city, county property, ranches, etc.

W. P. LARKIN A Owners. Established 1871. 132 S.

Broadway, Loi Angeles. Headquarters tor Chicago buyers. P. Go out and hear the cbimas of the bappy birds, and inhale the aroma of the many fragrant 7-10tf A PALATIAL HOME. ONLY $50,000.

In this city, with about 8 acres of highly Improven grounds. This is about tbe finest piece of property in the city. The bouse is a model of beauty and elegantly finished. Fine barn and all kinds of fruit und shrubbery in abundance. If sold within two months $50,000 will buy It.

Call or write for paiticulars on W. P. LARKIN A 132 S. Broadway, 7-llitf FOR SALE-A FINE 0 ROOM HOUSE and 2 acres of ground at Highland Park for $4000. This is a tine and cheap place.

Who will be the lucky one to gel tnis tine bargain? W. P. LARKIN A 132 Broadway, or at the office at the Park on electric car line on Pasdena st. 7-lOtf FOR SALE OUR BUSINESS 18 building good, attractive homes and selling on easy payments: a monthly payment on a ho-ne is a monthly investment which pays better than any other. We furnish the lot, ouild the house and lend you the money to pay for it; long experience; bank reference; satisfaction guaranteed.

Let us build you a pretty home in the southwest or in thai mapvelousclose in Wulfskill. JOHNSON A KEENEY 101 S. Broadway. 10 FOR TO REAL 88--tate best evidence tbat it pays to advertise in Tbo Herald is the fact that nearly all the leading dealers in the city are represented in its "for sale" columns, and they tind that it pays. These advertisers aro not experimenting.

They are wide-awake business men. They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an advertising medium and are so well satisfied with the results that they attck to the proposition. FOR SALE-HAVE A HOUSE easy you own a lot clsar we will erect a suitable house thereon and loan money at 8 per cent for its cost. If you have no lut we will furnish lot in desirable locality and build house on payment of 1 to 1-3 cash balance on time. Plans free.

Call or address HOLWAY LAND 14 California Bank bldg. 21tf FOR LARKIN'S HOTEL PROPOSITION Under head of business opportunities in this issue of Tbe Herald. 7-10tf FGItIIALK HOMEBEEKERS READ nice 4-room cottage and bath, finished throughout in first-class snape; nice lawn, yard, $500 cash, balance terms to suit; price, $1300; Twelfth block from Central aye. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st.

0-3 FOR HOUSE CLOSE IN tbo rent of which will make 15 per cent net on the investment; If you want an Investment see this. WM. F. SHELL. 107 B.

Broadway. 6 9tf FOR NEW, HANDsome cottages on installments near car line. Centrally located. Prices range from $850 to $2500. CARTER A 328 8.

Broadway. 6 FOR ON INSTALLment plan a specialty. ARTHUR BRAY, real estate Investments and insurance. 230j4 S. Spring st.

20tl FOR CASHbuvB a lot 50x140 on Burlington bet. First and Temple ata. Room 221, Byrne bldg. Third and Broadway. if FOR SALE WE SELL THE BASSETT A SMITH, Pomona, Cal.

oaati FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE Rstai for advertisements under this classifi cation time, cents per line; week, JO cents per line; 1 month, IKI per Houses and Lots FOR BALE INVESTIGATE THE handsome cottages offered for on installments. CARTER A 328 B. Broadway. FO it SALE lit 1919 Grand lot 75x102. ALLISON BARLOW, 123 S.

Broadway. 7-21 If FOR BALE- HOME now, neat and complete in all its appointments; location on Pico Heights oar line. CARTER A 328 S. Broadway, 0 city Lots FOR A DOW'S ADAMS STREET TRACT, THE TRACT OF HOMES 300 50-ft. lots facing on the widest streets In the city.

Adams street. 82 ft. wide. Central aye. 80 ft.

wide; 2Sth street. 100 ft. de; also 27th and 20th sts. all lined with lovely palms and shade trees. Every stieet is curbed, graded and graveled and is sprinkled daily by the city.

Wide cement walks. Rich garden loam soil. The healthiest portion of the city. High and sightly location; grand view of the city nnd mountains. Tne daily trade winds blow fresh and unobtructed direct from the ocean.

Over 175 tots sold and 50 tine homes built in a year. A fine public school building to cost $17 000 will be built at mice on tho tract. Visit this proppertv and compare It with the other tracts. Our prices are $300 to $000, on easy terms. A double electrio line runs through this property.

Take the Vernon cars, cor. of Second ami Spring 12 minutes' ride from the business center. For views of toe tiact. maps und all information, write or call upon us. Free carriages.

Telephone 1290. GRIDER DOW, 139 S. Broadway. FOR A DOW'S CITY LOTS. CLANTON TRACT.

For large residence lots, located on San i'edro streets, 100 ft. wide and Fourteenth only an sold tract within walking distance of tbe business center; all streets graded, graveled and spiinklod; cement curbs and walks; shade trees planted; alleys 20 tt. wide; these lots will sell within a year for $1000 to $1,500. We offer 25 lots in this tine tract at $500 to $000 cacti on the most favorable teems; when these are sold prices will be advanced. Visit this tract and see the large English walnut trees; free carriage from our office.

ORIDER A DOW, 130 S. Broadway. 7-Htf FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY large, beautiful lots; prices $150, $200. $250, and per lot; part of them covered with orange, lemon, English walnut, Burtlett pear, apricot and peach trees, 20 years old; situated on E. Ninth Hiscock A Smiths second addition, not far from Central aye car line.

Apply on tract or to C.A. SMITH, 213 W. First st. 20tf FOR SEE LARKIN'S HOTEL PROPOSITION Under bead of business opportunities in this issue of the Herald. 7-l(Hf FOR SALE-15 ACRES GOOD LAND close to city, at a bargain.

Lot W. Twenty-third, worth $800, for $500. Lots at bargains on State $150. on easy terms; and houses and lots on easy terms; very cheap; call soon on EDWARD FRASER. 210 8.

Broadway. 7 FOR SALE-LOT 48 FEET ON UPPER Main to New High st. in block 31, Ord's survey; want to sell part cash, part time, or will lease for a term of years. Address J. W.

Bloomtield, Paducab, Kv. 6-17 tnes tt FOR SAFE YOU CAN SECURE DURing the next 10 days on very reasonable terms some of the choicest lots in the southwest part of the city. CARTER A 328 S. Broadway. 0 FOR ON CORNER lot near in: beautiful location.

M'KOON A YOAKUM, 6 234 W. Business Property FOR SEE LARKIN'S HOTEL PROPOSITION. Under head of business opportunities in this issue of the Herald. 7-lotf CHOICEST AND CIIEAPEST BROADway property below beventb, where the next big advance will strike; 00x165, $240 per foot; will pay now immense interest on investment and improvements. WILLIAM R.

BURKE, 2l3Vj N. Spring st- 4-6 FOR SALE-A SPECIAL BARGAIN RJ business property on Second st. See about tnis; don't wait, as it is cheap if sold quick. Also undivided half of a large business corner on Spring close in. WM.

F. BOSBYSHEL, 107 S. Broadway. tt FOR AT THIS for next to power house on Grand aye. and Seventh a bargain sure.

WM. F. BOSBYSHELL, 107 8. Broadway. tf FOR SELL THE EARTH." BASSETT A SMITH, Pomona, Cal.

Country Property FOR SEEKERS. Do yon want to secure an elegant piece of land In Southern California near railroad that lies perfect; no bluffs, cub lies, rock or alkali; decomposed granite soil; abundance of water. This land can be secured as homestead or under tbe desert land law. A married woman can take desert hind. Call immediately at 125 W.

Third st. 7-18tt FOR SEE LARKIN'S HOTEL PROPOSITION Under head of business opportunities in this issue of Tbe Herald. 7-10tf FOR SALE-DO YOU WANT A FINE country residence? Do you wants to 100 acres in the San Gabriel valley? Do you want a city residence? Have you got something to sell or trade? Have you got some capital to invest where it pays big profits? E. K. ALEXANDER, 145 8.

Broadway. 7-25tr FOR ORANGE RANCH at Duarte, tbe blue ribbon orange section; 10 shares of stock in tbe best water company in Southern California. Apply to A. STEVENS HALSTED, room 117 Bryson blk. FOR SALE-A VERY FINE FRUIT ranch either 25 or 50 acres; 9 miles from tbe city; will sell at low figures and give good time.

McKOON A YOAKUM, 234 W. First PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS Carpets made, refitted, sewed and laid. 208-210 E. Seventh at. 217.

CARPETS "CLEANED FROM 20 PER yard; laying. 3c. R. BROWN, 608 S. Broadway.

EDUCATIONAL BOARDING THE BERKELEY GYMNASIUM. Berkeley. California. A lirst-class preparatory school for boys; accredited in the state university and Stanford. Students prepared for Yale, Harvard or any school or college in this country or Europe.

The school is opposite the university grounds. For catalogues and other information concerning the school, cnli on JOHN L. PAVKOVTCH. 8-14 Office. 22U W.

First Los Angeles. THE LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLlege (incorporated) 141 8. Main st. The'largest a.ul most thoroughly practical business training school in the city; is open the entire year, day ond evening. Special summer session will open June loth.

All branches included in the sixth, seventh, eighth and high school grades will be taught by instructors. Also special work ut reduced rates in penmanship, bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting and te cgruphy by the best expert teachers of these subjects in the city. All interested aro cordially invited to visit the college and inspect its workings. Send for a catalogue. E.

R. Shrader, F. W. Kelsey, 1. N.

Inkeep. soc. WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE (INcorporated) 220 S. Spring is the oldest and largest commercial school in Southern California; the most beautiful college rooms and equipments to be found in the state; elevator for pupils' use; a large faculty ofjexperienced and able instructors; open tho entire year; both day and evening sessions; a practical Enulish course, a thorough business course, una a course in short hand and typewriting under nn experienced stenographer. Write or call for illustrated catalogue and fuil information.

G. A. Hough, N. G. Felker, vice-pres.

BOYNTON NORMAL7FOR TEACHERS only. Summer school July Bth. Teachers aided in getting positions. Teachers, governesses and supplied. No.

S. Spring st. (l-30tf AINI NG SCHOOL for kindergartners. Summer school July Ist. MRS.

N. D. MAYHEW, 070 W. Twenty-third st. 0 Btf NEW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS; THIRD tioor Wilson blk; day and night classes.

Jules Mersfelder, Daniel Polk. 8-15 SHORTHAND, LONOLEY INSTITUTE, Byrne blk. Typewriters for sale or rent. 8-17 EATON SCHOOL FOR BOYS. I'loo st.

HORACE A. BROWN. LL. B. FOR FOR M' son.

Blue Front barn, southwest corner of Third and Los Angeles has just received 50 head of horses from the north. These animals include saddle, driving, draft and carriage horses. They are all in first-class condition, and purchasers will find them lo be just as represented. Mr. Mcpherson has been in this line of business a number of years in Los Angeles, and his record is a guarantee of honesty and fair dealing.

9-7 FOR YOU HAVE ANYTHING to buy, sell or exchange you will find tbat it pnyj to advertise in the Herald want columns. Tne popularity of these small advertisements and The Herald's large und rapidly increasing circulation insure results. FOR MARE, 4 years old, kind and gentle; well broke sinelo or double; buggy, harness, whip and lap robe. Call at CALIFORNIA STABLES. North Main.

8 FOR TEAM OUNG mares, new double harness, spring wagon with cover. STAR STABLES, oor. Fourth and Wall. 13 FOR SADDLE horse, without blemisu. No.

427 S. Hope st. FEET "OF wire fence, 10 feet higb, witn gate. Is in gcod condition and suitable for otlice, store or factory partitions. Will be soid oh cap.

For further particulars call at tbe business office of The Herald, tf FOR SALE FURNITURE OF 7room cottage at a bargain. 039 S. Broadway. Cottage being for rent. It! OLD PAPERS ties to suit at this olfice.

FREE-A have cured thousands who suffer as you do, of emissions, impotency. nervous debility, varicocele and shrunken parts, caused by self-abuse, by a simple which cured me, recipe for which I will send sealed free to any sufferer. Address with stamp, DAVID 6. EMMET, box 870, Englewood, 111. 7-4 E.

C. SANBORN, M. HOMEO pathic physician and surgeon, obstetrics und diseases of women und children a specialty. Houra 10 to 12 a. 2 to 4 p.

Sundays, by appointment only: 455 S. Broadway. 8-20 G. W. M'CLELLAN, M.

EYE, EAR, nose and throat; hours 0 to 12 a. 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. The Broadway, bet. Fourth and Fifth sts. Tel.

1006. 5-11 3tn DR. HONG SOI. FAMOUS IMPERIAL Chinese physician and S. Broadway.

811 DR. R. optician, with the Los Angeles Optical insitute; eves examined free. 125 8. Spring st.

PHYSICIANS MRS. DR. "WEGENER PRIVATE home for ladies before an 1 during confinement; irregularities cured in one day; guaranteed; no instruments; babies adopted. 419 Eddy street, San Fiancisco, Cal. 7-lltf DR.

H. NEWLAND, OFFICE 030 8. Spring hours Bto 10. Ito 3: diseases of women and consultation in obstetrics (pregnancy). 8-30.

OR. KWONG, TBE EMINENT CHINESE Fhvsioian and Surgeon. Office 113K 8. Broadway. 8-21 SMITH.

SPECIALTY midwifery. Ladies cared for during confinement at 727 Bellevue aye. Calls promptly attended to. Tel. 1119.

AT LAW VICTOR Attorney-at-Law. 132 Stimson blcck, Los Angeles. 10-1 PECK A Law, 8 and 9 Moore block, 110 Court st. MINING MINING PROPERTIES BOUGHT, SOLD and developed. We have some fine gold mines, silver and lead mines and copper properties for sale on easy terms; also good properties to lease.

LOY A HURIN. 338 8. Broadway. 4tf copyriohts, Bra PATENTS FOR ed in all countries; bought and aold. 8.

J. DAY A patent attorneys, room 85 Bryson blk. tf TOWNSEND 9 DOWNEY blk. Tel. 47.

Los Angeles. 3 POLAND AMteu ROCK BARTHOLOMEW CO, WATER DE VAN No. 829 West Second Street. Commissions, Grain, Stocks. Markets by Telegraph Every Fifteen Wire.

Lowest Margins and Commissions Daily Market Report Mailed Free Reference: NATIONAL BANK OF CALIFORNIA. S. R. COOPER CO, BROKERS a MAIN ST. Telephone 14Mt Chicago Grain New York Stock.

S. F. Wheat and Barley Bought, sold and carried on margins. OeOsj circular and Httie books on 9M HOW 10 IiAJUS MONJiY,.