Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
FREIGHT MOVEMENT.
The Railroad Business for
Ten Months of 1885.
A VERY LARGE BUSINESS.
The Merchandise Movement by
the s, P. II. r. Co. For Ten
Months.

(dry), 3I6,2IO; fruit tBteen, o'he' '"ai
cilrus), l,460, $50; fruit (green, citrus),
%, 3s3, $3.50; hides. $50, 100; honey, 770.-
200; hops, 1861 lumber, l09,640;
mustard seed, $3.50; nuts, 2l2,420;
onions. l67, ,43O; potatoes, lO5, $50; raj
sins, 1878, 800; vegetables, 2S4, 1850;
wine, 4,079, ,480; merchandise tunspeci-
fied), 292, ,0S0; horses, 10000; wool,
2,g0l ,260; total. 81, ,967 ,090
West-bound through freight to
Los Angeles, as the terminal
point for the same line, in
pounds: Agricultural implements, 926.
l2O lbs; ale and beer, l,6ll ,240; alkalis,
1920; ammunition, $3.50; axles, 54,-
OsO; baco. and hams, 73s,680; baking
and yeast powders, ll0,430; beef and
pork, 3s, 100; books, 81, $40; boots and
shoes, 255, $50; broom corn, 49,460; bur
ial cases, 53,940; candles. ls9. $50;
canned goods. LOLA, ,450; carpets, lls,-
$50; cheese, 44,9O0; cigars, %, 7s0;
clothing, S3,430; coffee, 2i2,65O;
confectionery, 34,260; cordage and
rope. l75, 100; crockery and earthen-
ware, ll7,770; dry goods, 985, $50;
empty packages, 1903. $50; excelsior.
80, 52O; furniture, 1890. SO; fish. dried
and picked, ll2, $40; fruit. dried. 45,
400; drugs and medicines, 1913, 220;
glassware, $3.50, $50; glass twindowl,
22l, 800; groceries, l53, 23O; handles.
66. $50; hardware, 834,7l hats and
caps, 40, $50; horseshoes. 270, $40; house
hold goods, 100, lS0; iron thar, sheet,
etc. \, 2,7g7, $50; iron (eastings). 335, l20;
iron (pipe and fittings), 1862, $50; iron
(safes), las, ,060; lamps aud fixtures, A.
240; lard, 81 ,030; leather, 1880; live
stock, lSi, 500; living plants and trees,
So, $50; liquors, 34l ,740; lumber. l55.-
$50; machinery, All ,420; meal (eorn and
oat), 234, 400; musical instruments, $685.
2lO; nails, l,057. .04O; oil cloth, 1920;
oil (coal), 2,440. $40; oils tvarious), 357.-
720; paints, 2,730; paper, AL $40;
pickles and preserves, 81, 400; plated
ware, l,l60; plumbers goods. 81 $50;
powder tgun), 40. $50; railroad material,
392, ,O5O; rosin, l29 $40; rubber goods.
32, 400: rice, 1913. 700; saddlery. 3S,930;
seed, Is, 2l0; sewer pipe, 90, 200; sewing
machines, "a, 100; soaps, 254 800; spirits
turpensine, &c., l50; springs, 1910;
stamped ware, 69.930; starch. l26, go;
stationery, A. .050; slaves and heading.
g76, ,0S0; steel. 1920; stone (includiug
marble), es.300; stoves and ranges,
29l, $40; syrup and molasses. lS7,6S0;
tinplate, 255. 800; tinware, 81, $50; to-
bacco, leaf, $500; tobacco, manufac-
tured, 1863, lao; tools ledge and other
wise), 80, 500; toys, 35.4l0; vehicles,
e73,470; wagon material. 1872, 400;
wheelbarrows,4 AZ, $50; wind mills, II ,O:'0;
wire tvarious), $3.50; wire lfence), 759.-
400; wood and willow-ware. 1873, 800; mis-
cellaneous, S32, ,570-total, 80. .552. 800.
'sLocal through" freight from Los An
qsles to Ogden, Mojave, Deming, El
Paso and for points in the contiguous
territory beyond such points, in pounds:
Beer. 1880; brandy, 10. 300; blue
stone. 5000; barley, Sl4, $50; crude
oil, $40; canned goods, 1880; coopers'
stock, 46, 200; dried fruit. 80. $50; furni-
ture, 10000; green fruit, $50. 400; hay,
1880; horses, 10000; household
goods, 10000; lumber, 6s, $50; lines,
I64O; lemons, SO, $50; nuts, IL ,020; re-
fined oil, SO, $50: raisins, $3.50; oranges,
g53, ,410; potatoes, 772,9l0; shingles,
1856, 800; -four. sos. $40; sheep, $1,000;
tank cars (emptyl. 1880; vegetables.
&c, $50; wine, 1920; merchandise un-
specified, 8, 1873, ,6l0-total, S.043, 30.
INote-The articles of beer, brandy,
crude oil, dried fruit. green fruit, horses,
lines, lemons, nuts. refined oil, raisins,
oranges, sheep, vegetables and wine
show ali shipments. The other articles
show only carload lots, all less than car
load shipments being included in inner
ohandise unspecitied
"Local through" freight to Los Ange.
les from Ogden. Moiave, Deming. El
Paso and from points in contiguous ter
ritory beyond. in pounds: Coal. 23,60O;
cattle, 100000; crude borax, $3.50, ,0S0;
empty fruit cars, 100000; household
goods, 10000; hides. 2l,760; iron pipe,
81, 900; lath. l3l 800; lumber. 354, $50;
rice, 20, 400; scrap iron, 1880; shingles,
%, 500; merchandise unspecified, IA, 100
total, 1,9O3,S70.
Freight forwarded from and received
at Los Angeles to and from points on
the on G. p. and s. p. Railroads for the
ten months ending October 81, 1885, in
pounds:
FORWARDED Bran, $3.50; barley,
6,932, $50; brick, 2l3.ss0; brandy, 3d.
$50; beer, ,22l ,0S0; box material, 49,
500; beans, As, ,220; cement and plaster,
1876, pa; cattle, l9l. 900; calves, $500;
coal, 764, $40; corn, $40. $50; crude oil,
29l $40; canned goods, l56. $50; doors
and blinds 10000; dried fruits, l0S, 800;
farm products mot otherwise speciiiedl.
2O2, 300; flour, 6.O6l ,0l0; green fruits.
3.5l9, 800; hogs, 10000; horses, 276, 700:
hides and pelts. 642, $50; hay, 700. 740;
honey, IS, $50; household goods, G2, $50;
ice. l75, ,220; iron and its manufactures,
900, 26O; junk, 1896, $3.50; lumber, S,962,
$50; lime, 1850; lemons, 245,
LINES, 90, 800: laths, 1850; millstuffs,
2,428, $50; machinery, 1893, 100; nuts,
2lS, $50: nails, 26. 100; oranges, 3,42S,-
500; oats, ,25. 760; posts, pickets and fence
material, 5l,6S0; potatoes, 800, 740;
powder, 10, 140; refined oil, l,54S, $50;
rye, %, $40; raisins, Is, 100; slaves and
headings, 800, 500; sewer pipe, ~, 500;
sheen. 207, 200; salt, 22,200; shingles,
20, 900; sugar, 1890; steel rails, 3O,040;
vegetables, i05. $40; vehicles, 409, 800;
wheat, l,S56,75 wool, 1888; wine,
2,057, $50; merchandise, unspecited, 20,
All, ,4l0. Total, 76,Sl0,060.
REcEIvED-Bran. 60,000; barley, Il.
326, $50; brandy, 27l, ,260; beer, 564, $50;
box material, 3,006, $50; beans, 22,-
500; cement and plaster, 1925
$50; cattle. l,945, 600, calves, l2--
$50; coal, 20.637, $40; corn, zoos, 800;
crude oil, 4,035. $40; canned goods,
All, ,766; crude soda, 274, $50; coke, 1884,
ITO; doors and blinds, 42l, ITO; dried
fruit, 593, 1870; farm products not other
wise specified. 1901 900; flour l,464, 500;
fire bricks, As, $50; forest products not
otherwise specified, 2,67l, 100; green
fruits, LIZA, 1880; granite, 96, 200; hogs,
100, 900; horses, 339, 500; hides and
pelts, 475, 400, hay, l,076,550; honey,
$50, 22O; household goods, l40, 900; hope,
900, 900; ice, l52,770; iron and its man
ufactures. 1885, $40; junk, 70,230;
lumber, 81, l,409,sl0; lime. 2.54i,-
47O; lemons, 1876, 800; lines, $3.50;
laths, s,279,270. millstufi', 332.-
2I0; machinery, l4S. $50; marble, 55,6S0;
nuts, 207,2l0; nails, 302, 900; oranges,
Is. Jg4. .O7O; oats, I47, 100; posts, rickets
and fence material, ,476. 070; potatoes,
1856, $40, powder, 4,s20; pig iron, 247, :
$40; refined oil, 2l0, go; raisins, ., ,Ol4,-
$40; sewer pipe, .040; sheep,
647, 800; salt, l,479, 100; shingles,
$3.50, 45O; sugar, l,765,470; shakes,
1877 $3.50; steel rails, l,346,S $40; scrap
iron, 10000; vegetables, 1913, 500; vehi-
cles, 20,000I wheat, 1902, ,070; wool,
1883, 100; wine. 4. 345. 100; wood, 5.3l4, :
$50; merchandise unspecified, 20,059,-
730; total. 07,s65, $50. Grand total,
2S4, ,67b. 3l0.
The articles of brandy. beer, cattle,
calves, green fruit. hogs, horses, hides
and pelis, lemons, lines, oranges, refinsd
oil, raisins, sheep. vegetables, wine and
wool show all shipments. The other
articles show only carload shipments,
less than carload lots being included in
merchandise unspeciiied.