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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29
AIhambra and San GABRIEL,


EDITORS HERALD-The rain began last
Sunday morning and continued the
greater part of the day. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday were also rainy. No
damage whatever was done up to Tues.
day night, but Wednesday morning the
continuous heavy rain caused many cul.
verts and small bridges to be washed
out. 1t is to be hoped that if our road.
master has not seen the washouts caused
by former rains, that he saw this one and
noted the volume of water that
ran in the arroyos; and in the
reconstruction of the bridges will leave
a channel sufficiently wide and deep
to allow all the water to pass
through and take with it the weeds and
rubbish which it carries in its mad race.
The bridge north Of Mr.. Storey's place
was washed out, and the road is at pres
ent almost impossible. The bridge on
Boabdil avenue, near DR.. Kellog's, re.
NAMED in its place, but the earth was
washed from either side so that it can
not be crossed.
Besides few other slight washes the
damage was very light. The grass in the
pastures is making splendidgrowth, and
in many places is two inches high
already.
A progressive peanut party was held
at Mrs. Williams, OF Garfield avenue, on
the evening OF the 10Th, the occasion
being the twenty first birthday of Miss
Clara Williams. By :15 O'Clock jolly
company had Assem- bled. Everybody
got bag of peanuts and soon~had only
the bag and bulls remaining. Various
games were played and then refresh
ments were served, and after that more
games. Time passed away only too
soon and few thought it was IL O'Clock
when they departed for their homes.
The ball given by the Alpha Club was
q grand success. The club is an organi-
cation of last winter, and this dance was
the first of this season. 1t is the inten-
ton of the club to give one every month.
The evening was cool. the music splen-
did, and everybody had most enjoy.
able time.
The orange crop of this season will be
very light, and especially the Seeding
variety. Last year Mr.. DeBarth shorb
set ont over 5000 budded trees and in
tends to set out many more this year.
The white scale may be found in very
limited numbers, but this does not dis
courage orange growers in the least.
Although the vedolia cardinals are
not numerous, they can be found now
and then on the trees, but it is question
whether cold and scarcity Of food will ex.
terminate them or not.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29
Afternoon Session.

The FIRST business was the matter of the
protest against the opening of Mott alley.
The property owners asked that the mat
ter be postponed indefinitely until some
of the people interested return from
Europe. On motion of Mr.. Van Dusen
action was postponed for ninety days.
The report of the Commissioners on
the opening of First street from Alameda
street to the river was approved.
Councilman Bonsall asked for one
months additional leave of absence.
Granted.
An ordinance granting permission to
property owners to grade Third street
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been constructed along Flower street, 30 az to
permit sewage from Hope street to pass into it,
From Victor Ponet and others protesting
Bellevue avenue and Alpine street.
From Hugh Todd, architect, complaining of
Board of Education that his designs for school
buildings were accepted, and after school
bond election were not sent to City Council
for their approval, and that designs that were
rejected have been adopted and are now being
offered for bids
From A. F. Mackay and Others asking per.
mission to grade Maple avenue between Ninth
and Twelfth streets
From D. W. c. and Mary franklin asking
leave to purchase from the city as home the
triangular lot they now occupy upon the south
westerly side of Truman street.
From Gerhard and others, asking that steps
be taken to abate a nuisance at the corner of
Hill and Washington streets, which is used as
dumping ground for manure and garbage.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

The following Pullman passengers left
for the North and East on the 80 p. m.
train yesterday: Charles Spraunce, Mr..
Londeman, Hugh Maulden, Mr.. McCook,
Mrs. Flemming, F. H. Rindge, B. Phile.
barn, @. F. Smurr, Mr.. Corlton, Mrs. w.
6. Curtis, Lulu Davis, Mrs. j. Phillips,
Mrs. S. P. Lunt.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29
% WEST FIRST STREET.
O22tf
THE SURPRISE

THE SURPRISE
MILLIN ERY STORE,
144 SOUTH SPRING STREET,
Is the Cheapest, Best and Most Reliable Millin-
cry Store in the City Wholesale and Retail.
Ladies are invited to give us a call and be
convinced before visiting other places which
misrepresent and ask exorbitant prices.
We carry 500, 900 worth of goods. We can
undersell everybody and defy all competitors.
We manufacture large quantity of our goods.
Plumes and Fancy Feathers made from the
santa Monica Ostrich Farm, for sale by us at
half the usual prices.
Want of space and time conpels US to men.
ton but a few OF our great bargains:
100 dozen Buckram Hat and Bonnet Frames,
new styles-i0 DC each.
100 pieces of Silk Velvet, all colors-only Acc
per yard.
Fine Felt Hats, extra quality-only 75c
Rest French Felt Hats-$1 rs.
100 dozen Ladies' and Ohildren's Straw Hats,
assorted Etyies-Z5c.
100 dozen lunches Tips, all colors, three good
feathers only 40c.
100 dozen beautiful fancy feathers, our own
make, only Csc each.
HAIR GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
Hats pressed and dyed like new, soc. Work
guaranteed
Practical Ostrich Feather Dyer and Curler.
A. j. REITHMULLER,
oc3 I'm Proprietor.
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BORN.


HASWELL-October Goth, to the wife of c. C.
Haswell, a daughter.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

ltreat
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

A can OF Ardenter mustard will please 70,
Your grocer has it.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

One Gallon Sherwin- Williams paint
covers 800 square feet two coats.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

Immense audiences greeted Flora Batson at
the Los Angeles Theater october 18TH and at
the Pasadena Tabernacle october 18th. she
was billed for four numbers on each occasion,
but by repeated and irresistible encores she was
compelled to sing ten selections at her first, and
no less than fourteen selections at her second
concert. The New York Sur styles her the
peerless mezzo-soprano. The New York World
calls her the colored Jenny Lind, while the San
Francisco Examiner speaks of her as a mezzo
soprano of wonderful range, vocalist of high
ability and says she fully justifes the favorable
criticisms of the eastern press. Competent
critics and the leading newspapers of the coun-
try, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, rank her
among the great singers of the world. Tickets
for October 10th on sale at theater box Office
October 2Sth and Goth.
Tickets for october LIST now on sale at Pin
ney q hammeps, NE. cor. Raymond ave. and
Colorado ST., and at Natural History Store, Pas
adena. For November 11th and 18th, a. ellis
Drug store, Santa Monica.
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Absolutely Pure-Elgin brand condense
milk.
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$4,000

60x190 feet lot In the Longstreet Tract SIS 90
cash, balance 3, 6, 9, 10, Is and 13 months, at
10 per cent. One block from Grand avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

Purity and whOlesOmeness are the physi.
clans endorsement of Angostura Bitters, manu-
featured by DR.. j G. B. Siegert & Sons. At all
druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

Call and list your property with
oc2O 3m HUNTER l. MEADOWS.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

&, HI U HH ID WI Il Il
The largest and most complete Spectacular
Pantomime Company ever brought together.
Three Clowns and Forty Artists, a carload of
tricks and scenerIes
POPULAR PRICES Qor this engagement
only: Csc, soc, Use.
Box office open Monday, Oct %, at 10 a m.
Oc25
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29

UnexceIled-Elgin brand condensed mil
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-18

flung Der @tgenliber II. /. ~. 8eiterbtn bat
CT Die merfpiirbige Gbatia0e gefutoelt, oaB
baS Centrum fir cine 9egebene 8etDsglIng
8tpor an einem beitintmten Bunfte Der 6irns
rinoe@am itdrfften auSgelproben 1T, aber
aud in ietne nd61te l1nt9ebung fth nod
tpeiter eritredt, 10 baB man Die N1slolung
jener 8epegung um poltommeniten our6
9~teisung ibreS 6auptcentruns errei6t, IN
abgei6wdbter Torm 0ur6 0tci8un9 tbrer
gtahbari6aft, unO Die 8emegutg miro UNI
10 i6lpdNer unO unoeutlt6er ie petter matt
iid bon Dem 6auptcentrum entfernt.
Sieie ~@ntDefutgen baben ni6t 1tltr EN-
berporragenbeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snterelle
fiir ben 3uiainmenbang bes ScelenlebenS
nit Der 6irntbdtigtett, ionOern all6 groBe
praftii6e Wt6tigteit fir Die Wunobeilfltnlt,
tpelhe it'd jeBt fibn an Die Separation bon
6irngeihtpiliten, 6irneiterb0blen II. b9l.
IN. tpagt. Der Nusfdu einSelner 8eipeguts
gen, ). .. Die 0dbmung zines BetneS DDer
Der @~eli6tsmusfeln petit beit Gbirurgel1
nit Siferbejt alf be1 Stb bes &ranfbeitss
berries i'm @e6trn Bin. 90 miro Die Bbps
~itolo9ie sum Q8egipeiier Der @6irurgie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-18
SaDcrif0es Stertpcb.

sc il II den, %. Oft.
Wtt 3ittern unD 3agen itebt mani bier
ben fommenben Sagen e~ntgegen, bern ri6ts
GertngereS itebt beDnr, ais cine Ser
beuerung 0e5 geltebten BtereS.
Wtorgen iou nGunli6 tn Der N69eoronetenz
TANNER Die Neuerlng GUM baDeriidlen
Observation-Disclosures in Der @eltalt, iii Der
ie aus ben Observation-Disclosures berDorge@
9an9el lit, CUR 8eratbung fontnten. gfa9
Den BON Der ultran1Dntanen WtebrDett 5ur
Mnna9me empfo1leuen 8eltimmungen miro
ben fletnen 8rauern, tpelde bis SIT
1000 t6ectottter WtalS Deriteben, eth 9ta6laB
bes QIuti6IageS BON l Wff. gelpdbrt; Der
u + inouitrie legt ie 3ui6lGge non %
1no so Yf. auf ulo fiir otele 9teugeitaltung
D~erlangt lie D a @%eltung. Die
yWtitt6ener 9teueiten 9ta6ri6ten" bemer>
fen basu:
v0en lebteren 8unft, Die 6auptio6e fir
Die 3~egierun9, miro Die Gamn1er genebmt=
gen, nbipohl man eigeutli6 nidt einiie6t,
ipel6en Jtadltbeil Das Heht be5 2allotaQe5,
Den erb0bten WtalSaufi6lng MIR auf ie cine
8uogetperioOe pon 2 Sabren at b%etptuigen,
biSber gebraht bat. @6enio iptro Speiftls>
obne Die GergIl1iti9un9 fit Die sc lei
mem" 3uitImmIng finben. 0ringeto lit
aber gu bOffen, oaB Die Germebruug Der
Gait, ipelde Die 9%roBinouItrie uub bier bor>
nebmlt6 ba5 Wt il II d me- Sraugemerbe
al tragell bat, in Der Sannler lla6 benz
Qlntrag 6Gnle>W failpu perporfen tperoen
m0ge! IS lit i'll bobeul @raoe ipabriAein>
lid, oaB int Sale ibrer lnndbme oe|r
BreiS oeS 8tereS in Ot il II d. IN
erb0bt tperoen tpiro. Sn elmer Belt
aber, mo- aI4en1etn NIT 9tedlt iber Die
Sbeuerung Der 9ebenSmtttel geflagt miro,
elm 0 unu IN g GngIt6 notbmenz
otges Nabrun 6 mtttel, pie IS
0aS 8ter in 8agern lit; i'm greis lteigen
5u laiien, beoeutet cine erbeblthe 8el6pez
rltng Der Qebensfiibrr1g oes coniumirenoen
YubltfulnS - III Weiinden na6 benz blsz
bergen @pnium bel elmer greiserbD6ung
fir ben Sitter 8ter UNI ? Yfenntg elm 8luS
bon runb 9 Ott. auf ben &Opf Der Beu0lfes
rlng. Ca Die 8epOlterung bon Wiin9en
auf $4,000 angegeben lit, tpiirbe ionlit Der
Sabresperbrau6 ,auf ieoen &0pf $50
Sitter, ooer III @allnnen ausmahen.
9as tpdre fir's Sabr 80, 345, 900 @aIonen,
ooer 1,075, $50 SAB gu 81 0aIonen jebes.)
9aS lit %ipabrbafttg feline &letnigfett lt1b IS
lit bod cine merflpiiroige 2ogif, baB Die
6unoerttauien in ben StQoten bluten
miiiicn, bloB oamtt Die 5000 Dfleinen"
8rauer alf Dem 9dnoe flortren."
9as geiarnmte biertrinfenDc 0eutihlanb
miro Oieien Worten heipflidten u1to ipie Elm
Otann einiteben fit ben rettenDen 2lntrag
5dnlea Otaiion. Sir bic Win6ener pdre
ia Die Sa6e nod ni6t 10 i6lilnln, benin in
Wfii1deu 5nblt man fir ben Sitter bes
berrli6iten StoffeS nur % ODER "a Yfg.
g8aS aber iou aus ben 8%epo6nern Der an
0eren beutihen StGOte tperben, tpeld)e iebt
i6on fir bas fiimmerIi6 gefiiute b a | e
Otter "a ober 30 8fenni9 aablen miiiien.
ODER gar aus uns in Nn1erita, Die mir fir
ein Tinftel 2iter 40 Yfennige be5ablen y
9l6, mir Qlrnen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-18
CUR @emmttttR oes @ehtrns.

SIN Der 2ebre bon ben S6Gti9teiten Oes
menl6lt6en 0ebtrnS bat Yrofel1or g C
tor 0%orsIeD in 2onoon einen neuen
9lGn3enoen Sortl6rttt erreiht. Set ben
babn6re6etOen ltnterluhungen bon 6riti6
uno 6ibig i'm Sabre 1870 tpeib man, 0aB
Die etn5elnen Sbeile Der 6irurinoe peri6iez
oelte Tunttionen baben. Sober R0rpertbeil,
jebe 8etpe9ung. ieOe SinnestbGtigfeit bat
thr eigeneS Centrum" inn @ebirn, bur6
Deiien G%rre9ung ite 81 Stanbe fomlnt. SIN
ben Observation-Disclosures Des @roBbtrnS, Der
%logenannten motortl6en Gegion, lit Der
Stb fir Die 8epegullgen Der oberen un0
nnteren @lteomaBen, Der @eiihtsmuSfeln
II. |. 10. unO 8tpar in Der red1ten 6irubalbz
tugel Der 6erD fir Die tinf5ieitigen Belpez
9un9en unO in Der linfen fir Die re6tsieitiz
gen. WGbrenb itd nun biSber unier SSH
len auf Die SenntniB Der Gentrcn fir Die
gr0Beren &0rpertbetle, lrte Qrm1, Seil1, &opf
II. /. ~. bel6rdnfte, bat Brof. 0orslep bur6
eleftrii6e 9teisung f~letterer geSirfe Der
0irnrinoe aud Die 2ofaliiationS=
itelen fir Bic 8etpegun8en e tn5elner
&0rpert6eiIe, ME Der S6ulter, bes
6anogelenfs, bes Utunontntels II. /. 10.
feftgeitellt. ORtt GeraoeSu er~itounlt6er @es
nduigteit 6at er Oas Centrum etllselner eng
umi6riebener MIsfeIgruppe1, tpie oes
9aumens, bes 3eigeftngers Der
3e9en, bes &inus. Der Nugenli@
Ser beitinrmt. Die Gentren fir Die ein3elz
nen MusfeIgruppen liegen natitrli6 oi6t
bel chamber, lnO e5 geb0rt oaber auBer Ell
ner lebr genalen Rel1I1tniB Der 0rt5DcrDdlt1
niiie nod ein iebr bober @rao bon 0eibiGz
lidfett i'm @rpertmentjrcn Oa5u, UNI out
@uni9 rtur cine beitimmte Otusfelgruppe
gu rei5en unb CUR Johannesburg gu
~bringen.
4rofeIior 6orsleD bat aber ni6t MIR ben
Serb fir Die ein5elneu Wusfelgruppen err
mittelt, ionoern aud fir Die " ri tbrer
Bemegungen, ). .. 8eugun9 ODER
Strefung Des Oaumens, 6ebut9 ooer Senz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-18
Jnlano.

-Nr Glen Softer! Sn tbrer
6sinlatb Soma mir6 iebt Trau @Qen ielblt
BON repubIifanii6eu 8ldttern 3u allen Seuz
teln 8epilnibt, neil lie Der bortigen repuz
blifanii6en Eartei Das uerberbltdbe Yrobibiz
tlonsjob aufgeluben bate. 9to6 perniinfttz
ger lpGre eS fretlid). ipenll Die mGnnltden
ytepublifaner Sotpa'S, itatt ibre bisberige
@ebieterin I'll Oerunglimpfert, fi6 i6rer eiaez
men @rbGrmli6feit, beS fld9lihen 8antofz
telheloenthumS i6Gnlen miiroeu! Sn benz
lelben 3aAen aber, in tpeldben @Ien Don
tbren frliberen republifanii6e1 ltntertbaz
1len in Soma 10 S6limmeS erleben lnub.
ptro tie our6 ibre. bisberigen S6mcitern
BON Der yWoman'S Gbriitiam temperance
Union" fat nod l6ltmmer ~be6anoelt.
Oenen lit iie, Die ate YrobtbitionS qenera
lin, nod nt6t probibittoniittl6 genug.
llno als fte, emp0rt iiber ibre fprttpGbren>
ben gtteoerlagen bci Ben 9lbItimmnnaen,
NIT etnem ~tDinStgen 6duflein Don @etreuert
ben Saal Der G1tcagoer MISUNDERSTANDING
lung beia9ter temperance Union perltes.
tDGro ite Don ben GeInperen5i6me1tern furdz
terli6 auSge3il6t. Sic muB fi6 ebeu aud
nit Dem alien Spriihporte tr01ten, BAH Elm
unglif ielten alein fommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-18
Gin eleftrifNes @lanter.

800 >Nh0ONNN
9ieier Sage tpuroe oas pom 0tehtsanz
malt Or. Gti6arb @tienmann3 gu Ser
lin erfunoene un0 bereits patenttrte ,eLef=
trii6e &Iopter" elmer 8eii6tigung
uno Yriifung bon Seiten oeS Gultusmintz
@reift, 0es @eneraloirettorS Or. S60ne,
oes @eb. GatbS Soroan un0 Des YrOfeiiors
Gu0orff unter5ogen.
NeuBerIi6 ulteridet6et it6 oaS Snitru>
ment in nt6tS BON allen anoeren 6liigeln.
9as etn3tge. Sren1oe. mas Dem Nuee be9eB>
net, iino etltde 2~eitungsordbte, nelbe BON
elmer 8atterie BON Is @%(en1enten allm SSn>
itrunent binfitbren. @rit Elm Nllf6efen Der
pberen 8latte erttbGlt Die @ebeimntiie, tpelde
bas Snnere 0eS &aitcuS birgt. 3mor lit
Die getDObnli6e GtnriUtung nit benz 6an1>
merlDert beibe6aitsn norDen, a6er e5 1tn0
bieieni9en reuen G6eile btn3ugetreten, auf
Deren Nrbeit bas elettrtl6e &laptet berubt.
SIS lit berpor3nbeben, DAB Die eIeftrii6en
Gone, bonn 5%arteltelt Btdni1ilno gum Spr>
ttlitmo anl6mellen tDnnen llnb baB ferner
Der Gon in ungei6pG6ter &raft belize
bis LANCE gebGIten tperoen fann.
Nber berOoraubeben lit and, oab biele cleft
trtl6en Gone cine a1oere Slangfarbe ais Die
0es gerp0bnlt6en &lapter5 beitBen: 1te ent>
ipre6en mebr benen oes 0ormontums; fie
ba6en etnas @eiiterbaftes, ltebertrDiibes dt
ii6. Sn ben tiefen 9agen erinnern iie an
Die Srgel, in ben mittleren all Das Gello
uno in ben boben an SioIine uno 6arfe;
ie i6weben feierli6 uno ergreifeno oa6in.
Die @rfinbung ioa auf Nuoronung bes
WtiniiterS bur6 cine @ommiiiion nod qez
nauer gepriift uno baS @uta6ten 6errn
BON @oBier eingereiht tperben. Ser grz
timber geoeuft b~iil8egen, iein eieenarttges
Snftrument nod lpeiter gu oerDolfomm1en
uno oemnG0it in eincm Gon3ert weiteren
&retien uOr5ufitbren.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. observation-disclosures,
11,O0O; steady; natives, s. 0004 S.;
Texans. 50 15G3 25; stockers and feeders
81 OOd2 80; cows, bulls and mixed, 81 25G4 %;
rangers, 81 6OG3 30.
Hogs-Receipts, II COO; heavy, 81 o5sz -25;
light, 81 SOFA 30; packers and shippers, s. 500
..
sheep-Receipts, 5000; natives, 80 25a4 10;
Western, SO IS; lambs, 81 9OG5 45.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. O.-CattIe-Reosipts,
300; shipments, BOO; dressed beef and shipping
steers, 50 0004 10; fancy cows steady, others
lower; stockers and feeding steers in good de-
mand and steady at 81 6Oa3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; light, strong, active and
10c higher; heavy, steady; good to choice light,
s42004 %; heavy and mixed, s. 7255d4 3.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; supply chiefly stOckers,
and market quiet and steady; good to choice
muttons, So 60G3 80; common to medium, 50 Is
as 90.
NEW YORK, Aug. O.-Beeves- Receipts, 1s9
carloads. Good cattle we're scarce and firm: in
ferior and common, plenty and weak at easier
prices. Native steers, 50 1904 so; Texas steers.
50 25G3 So Colorado cattle, 50 SOG4 O5; bulls and
dry cows, 81 S0G3 90. To-day's Liverpool and
London cable advices quote American steers
dull and depressed at a decline equal to q C per
per pound dressed weight, making the top figure
scant 12l4c per b, and refrigerator beef dull at
scant Sc per b.
lambs. 596s4 with few selections up to &c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31

mueh for the appearance of the shadow;
S Uue more interesting here is its speed
frightful velocity'' with which If
travels, President Hill of Harvard in
Illinois in 1863, found the transit of the
shadow much slower and more majestic
and. beautiful than he had been led
to expect. "A sweeping upward and
eastward of d dense violet shadow are
MS words. Gen Abbott, ascending Mt.
1Etna in 1870, wrote, AT an elevation of
foVO rect was overtaken by the shadow
winch swept with great rapidity over us.
9arkenlng the gloom to an awe-inspiring
degree, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
rrsc;aI to the Gazette.
New YORK, Aug. 8O.-Railroad bond.
Today closed as follows:
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certif-
Gates, %.
Fort Worth and Denver bonds, 953l.
Texas and Pacific rs, 9O15.
2's, 37a4.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rs,
U2.
IS, s..
Gold SIS, So.
houston and Texas Central rs, .12I.
IS. I2f.
Trust receipts, 81.
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas 2's,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IS, 6815.
IS, 9+sl.
sterling, fairly active.
Governments, higher.
Money, easy at $685. per cent.
silver, steady.
OIL, ISL.
C5fea, % points lower.
cotton, quiet and steady.
wheat, weak, closing at the bottom
The crowd den4oralized.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-The stock mar
,at to-day was more active than on any
dav this week, and business was more
evenly distributed, though some stocks
lead in dealngs and mOnopolized interest
in trading The Northern Pacific deal
was sull the greatest subject of conversa-
ton this morning, but buying seemed to
have been transferred from preferred to
common stock. and the former failed to
score any advance as result Of the davis
operations. Changers took a more prom
lneut place in the market, and were
helped by a number Of clrcumstancessga
The close was duh and rather heavy ,sBfit
Of material advances over last night.
Almost the entire active list is higher to-
night.
Tie railroad bond market was also
more active to-day.
Government bonds we're firm,
State bonds were entirely neglected. /
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
B0sTON, MASS, Aug. 3O.-There is !
little more inquiry for wool .Manufac- /
tl-ars we're disposed to take hold but /
they quite generally wish to buy at prices
under market value, and trade has been F..
restricted in consequence. Sales of the !
week, 256 500 pounds, including rs ,OC0 |
pounds Of foreign carpet woods. Fine
washed feeces remain dull. Small sales
have been made of Xxx and Xxx ana
a5ove. Chic at 3fG35c, and of y at 800 /
5sc: Michigan Y wool continues quiet at
SE3lc; No. I woods quite firm and
12rce at 2003lc; combing and delaine
1saces u moderate demand at 3804Oc
&T No. l cOmbing; 35c for Ohio
jeaine, and 34c for Michigan.
Uavashed cOmbing woods moved slowly
atZ7@30o Territory wool is in fair de-
mard at 19@2Gc, or GOGG5c secured.
Z sGas, Oregon and California woods re-
main dull and prices nominal. I'm
washed Ohio and Michigan sold at 25@
gle. Pulled woods are II steady demand
a, 33a59c, extra at 25(G29c. Foreign
clothing woods quiet and firm.