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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

FARMERsin the neighborhood OF sterl-
ing, Kansas, are not waiting for the
Government to erect sub-treasuries for
the storage OF their crops. They want
store houses to take care of their pro-
ducts and MAX adylhces Oh them. and
they are arfangihgto carryon the bus
mess themselves. Perhaps they do not
believe the politicians who tell them
that their Uncle Samuel will take care
Of these little matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

The Canadian Methodist minister
who has been suspended for preaching
that there is no material he'll, may have
been doing his best to comfort his
hearers in the heated term. When
winter comes the old Cushioned doctrine
may be the acceptable thing in that
higher latitude. Isn't there a season
for everything?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

ONLY a little 'Gl6daiet, only little
breeze, but as little as it all is it does
the parehed soul q power Of good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

It is claimed at Moundsville that the
ItaliamRhoI came here Thursday suffer-
ing with rheumatism was not working
in Marshall county, but on the Ohio
side, and merely came there to take the
train for Wheeling. The Monndsville
had nothing to do with his
coming here, sol they say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

FATHER MotblSaEa the Pittsburgh
faith healer, is Frustrated and must
take vacation. What's the matter
with physician, heal thyself?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

ner didn't cost him 10 much and brings
him pretty penny, 50 that on the fnan-
cial side Of the years business Sir VIII
liam is ahead Of the game
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

H1ppolYTE is,not the polyte ruler he
might be. His unconventional fashion
of blowing off heads is not regarded as
good form in the highest circles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

The judge. of the new Circuit Court
OF Appeals OF Massachusetts wear black
silk gowns. The judicial gown isslowly
but surely conquering in the United
States. Why not?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

If the people of Great Britain allow
Wales to reign over them they will be
guilty Of can error OF judgment.n,-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

FREE traders arc as unhappy as
though the tin plate tariff had already
gone into efEectss 4t1facsdFit goes"
Julyl. Fras
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

McKIELEY's campaign began before
have Ra I'll the start iaIthe 9RiS 4$ff I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19
rhn I.ntn.t. Earmcrs. afoyo.

TOPEKA, KAN, June ls.--The charter
Of the Broom Corn Growers Association
OF Kansas was fled yesterday. Its prin-
cipal place Of business will be Sterling.
The object is to store at Sterling broom
corn and other farm products. It ia un-
derstood that this is the first OF many
companies OF this kind 10 be organized
by the farmers for the purpose OF en-
abling them TO hold their farm products
until they can get good prices torthem.
CoScERT and Clam Bake at ]. G.
Kline's Woodbine Saloon, No. 1912 Main
street, this cyening. All.are invited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

A MARYLAND man learns too late that
it does not pay to name your baby after
too many eminent meniat one time. 1t
costs him three long years in. the peni-
tentiary. Q fnsn11nqsC shu ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

THERE will not be many to use the
Public Library later than o'clock in
the evening from July to September /,
and the Board of Education does right
to give the librarians chance through
the hot mo6ths,1 b5d 9flh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

TIE governor of Pennsylvania yetoes
the compulsory education bill, but he
had facile pen to sign tho big bill to
pay for his Inauguration pow-wow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

THr President having gone to Cape
Mape, it is in order for the Democratic
newspapers to climb his frame for de-
sorting his post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

TnE grocers had good day and made
a fine show. Their number in line was
a surprise. 5asi.-ji
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

Hobp's sarsaparilla has steadily In
creasing popularity, which can,on1y be
won by an article OF real merit Give
ikatrinl r 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19
A Great oating Season.

What season this is for outdoor
sports. Base ball is drawing hand
somely. So are the races. The running
at sheepshead Baypn Fuesdas brought
out : crowd of $4,000 people, and the
heat was trying to take the roof off at
nearly 100 in the shade. Anything that
smacks OF outdoor sport draws, whether
professional or amateur,
The American people are finding q
healthtul pleasure in field sports that
help to break the backbone of the
warm weather All work and no play,
is not the best motto. A little health
ful diversion is great lift to the man
of business, whose mind needs to be
turned to something above dollars and
cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

1t must strike free trade England
with amazement that SO MANY thou
sands OF the tariff.taxed people of the
United sttte6 aE9Rbb 5e5hFert SO
many more thousands OF their good
dollars into pounds sterling every year
and leave the same on British soil. 1t
is dead against their theory, but they
scoop in the money all the same. II
theory won't tit I'M with tie ;fSct, SO
much the worsefoftheoFy. In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

P1rrsBunGu is about to establish a
hospital for the cure Of drunkenness and
the opium habit. The remedy is said
to do its work in three or -four days.
Patients will be admitted whether they
have or have not money to pay their
way. Experiments are said to have es-
tablished beyond question the efficacy
OF the treatment. Such an institution
doing such work will be a blessing in
deed to many man and many family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19
FnEM. GAMPpELL 8 HART, PROPRIRr0Rs.

HTELLIGEHCER OFFICE, ros e Ass e St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

. WANTED-FOUR GOOD Fyp6-
wv GETIC Young Men to canvass a., !,
Room IS, 81 Charles HOTEL at Y O'Clock noon y y
y ", ~. = L. IplGa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-19

WANTE d 4 STU ALTON &c
w book!keepct by a man Of several ~ ~
cxperleuce. Satisfactory references Sdl ,t
u. c. X. Lock Box l5?, city. NSis.S'
The sun., 1891-04-12

ysrQipss Of 9ns husSsrsd and forty Ea!lrcsds
746 compared with the same month last year
upon an Increased mileage Of 2,668 miles. For
the three months ending March 81 the same
number Of railroads report gros4 earnings OF
e104. .910.69a an increase Of Sb245.035 as com.
pared with the corrsspondine period Of last
Tho srosl esFnines Of ths. .Atchison. Topsk .
and Banta Fe Railroad for March were o. 499,.
0SA. an increase Of sSS672 e compared With
fouis sSd Ssa 81 sSSl.SS.;co .csa s$sS, - q:
OF %, 1854. an increase Of S16.135, The gross
eArnings OF the Colorado Midland Railroad for
March were S163529. an increase OF S18,809.
The Rio qrande Western Railway Oompany's
gross earnings for March were Sll7.8Q0. an To-
crease af e62.7l0 - compared with the same
The receipts from customs. for the week were
asS total Of S617e.Ssf, against 81, ,SSi, Isl
lSst week. and making the total since July
National bank note. circulation outstandins,
e1H.l20.SS6: reeeiyed during the week for re-
ITO, and destroyed. 1S9O.si9 balance Of dc.
n t6s e redeem, g, rson
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday ~ follows:
Sss> si4ssiS 10
Esssi sisssss ;aSsss sSsss
fo,sis...................sisa7 7ss see sis2ssi.s2e
The sun., 1891-04-12

plov.noEsaLs.d future. were slightly dssr.5 M but
ss Nay and
s so:s We; q S Sf MAJ 9o fS5 Sr Jses ses
s.as. .of s IL =: ds H.s sss %
e.'Ss s ss T:sa:d @
.sis Dsis III.
g. ;ss!S .:sss: i =
4 :.. r.: :;SssS
q: a. R:sSs s.%: f.$y FL q
:SsiS: s iaIs.4a s' Il. :.
a.y sas g. Rs.ss %, '%
Ss sss s::y: az
Il: :: is::
ss;S is4 ;.:: g. M M:s
Tsy 3; :.IS,s A.
esis .fts;.''!ssi vim @'f: nss.sse e': s
s: as :.:. ss.s NV
;:s ':S. 4: .s':: rssss:
ss; .s;;$$i
s1 R;1;s and 81 On *. s
ssss !. tsS ssss s19
w:;sssn 71SssS csnts. Sn:b sasSx,
GHsSs:NEhs.. closed .t:ady. Nc red winter tor
,io sb.M Nv
Corn stssdy; No mixed Tor Nay. N4o Jun: 7I,so;
II IL h anhi': tei Apsh sts;! Wy ..s's..
:::.: 4 \ =.
| ssisrs q, ths following prices:
::s;:ss:; :s
The spot m.rk.. WAS dull and unshsngsd; RIO quoted
g. 3 ~ SS sssS.: as
s :1saaA ,ssss ss !ss''' S:ss asss Ia
H:ss ss:' :Hs s;sss ss. sH.as:
Isr .Ha %p 7Os tss ssni elsiSs
% suss and aSH anShssssd 3 so:ins i% J. sss ior Ts
anDy and ssG 70, sssna,S ID &
:s.s bssSs:s ,ss sssSs,si:s sssi .
& s.s.ss md iIs i. ssis;
f:% :aais Sns su Su;.6 ss6 e.. iIa %
:;sS sSs sssiss Z: s.s ana
s;$:ss III
ssaa sss ,srp.nn. ~. a. .na prices
.ad assss: SssR:
srAd.s ruling very nrm while choice grsass E are nst
GHssj, Seas; ~; ~ WI 8. sn.SSiy.P .NSa ssss Y Y
~ lS:: y ss z. ~ ds
:ss: e Ss s:; ..s1s Iss
The sun., 1891-04-12
erie RAILWAY,

chang: Of cars Choice Of route, via Chautauque
mountains forests and streams Through aims leave
New York foot OF Chamesrs St. daily. as foows aud
i've minutes enrlier from west 2Sd st
900 a, M.Iyi. Ni.sar. Falls and Chaptauqus
sleepsrs nornelsvile to Detroit and Cincinnati
Ann r. M.-Testibuled limited solid train for
car to Chicago e. slsepsrs 70 ChiesRS Cleveland and
time and superior service
G.O0 II. M.-soiid train to Chicago via Niagara
WV Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Elespers -
Buffalo Roehestsr, Toronto. and Chicago,
Q.on r. M.-yia ChAutauQua Lake and Niagara
o:oV Fails solid train TO Chicago sleepsrS 70
Buffalo. Chica 70 and Cincinnati
Ioksts and Pullman Accomm modstions at l0l ST. and
se7 Broadway. Battery place. Chambers and West 2sd
lo7 Broadway. williamsburRh corner Newark and
Hudson SITS. Hoboken. and jersey city station Eris
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
W. Q. RINEARSON. General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1891-04-12
'''hsi iCNbos QUOTATIONS..
alLlIn, 4 N..S-u
SATURDAY. April II,

Dssnors SATURDAY. April IL.
A,w wS"oasncy S.. and skepticism In Wall street
A..,ts,a Assa suUplanted during the past week by
not hu.aess hunss and hopetulness. The street hss
sysdl, dlIasl' ,'M, become unanimously or unrs-
H. , bo.', gulltsh. An nincreass:ln the volume o,
A.v. liitsd , and further advance in prices
np,,.s majority Of the speculative com.
no,s 10 level which snsbles II To ~ ..s
0oD ,'s sunlight and wider horizon.
sisa," "ports have been largely. II not
sea,is,,1S H.ponsibls for this elevation. III.
" Dsss.a, .a 70 growing stronger every day that
pssoas as y. year will be an exceedingly pros.
tan as y, one for the farmer. owing to = con;mU" H
asuS fas oooa o crops and an unusual foreign de-.
pspt, Wv, y, our breaistufIs OF course. there are
sao p,t =, people interested in the stock msrk.t
ad i.ra mems mems Ives upon their conservatism
o. their associates By calling ',s a,,sNnr .nS ss
" soss II that the spring wheat crop has no,
- rru. ~ ~. .as corn crop planted. Hence
sS' nat 1t u too soon 70 make ventures
The sun., 1891-04-12
New York Makes.

tons. e foiie.si Flour. y bsL.Fins, sotso: super
S!sseo si..ri sssSaS4s9; ..f.Eh!s: Z, ,M@sSeiAas @ s.
me. SS.sooSa Corn meal, p bbi.-SsioSsa % for
CorroxTFutures were slightly lover and dali The
blil nasmuch that market mad further advance
The report Of the Manchester market to the Financial
ports nom the South we're generally favorable to crop
ssroua and the recent froas down early cotton In
Florida Tho speculation very dull even for Sat
isieo.: DO 0ulfa s,c Tho following are the details
The sun., 1891-04-12


sn sssaTssS: Beng: ia ss:ss1;: Il: ::@s
.:.$:: S:s &. ~: s'':: ''''':as'H.
in shs oPea masfet ier Sots short short and sSPes
WtSdrsv1n %Sh 1 q onon Ss
cents st. yS. centimss. and exchange on Lon
don at 26 francs 81 centimes.
The reorganization committee Of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Hallway Company
announce that It has control OF the unfunded
road branches. .terminsis. and rolling stock
claimed to be prior to the MORTGAGES. the. cap:
tsi sstoSk shs ineoHs bonds s and W miio5it{ Of
cent sss. .nS &ss
on1 oG 81 snes mlssd Is T The C
%s, Pd s penalty
have been listed on the New, York Stock Ex.
change. and the committee has applied to list
aSsH bonas q isss tho nf'' cent
q. MsfsE' siS snd e s. GI
ma eSs:so Junction sGa ead esmpsns. g @ @ DUE
ne asd o'fs r. ss
sumsd samsa and T.. Last
Of Interest is endorsed on each bond.
eonstrucsion @ e and will give the b Sfs. end new
SRort line between Cleveland and Chicago.
mile. cover. ali properly. both realand personal,
now owned or hereafter to be acquired. The
subscription books open on April IA and close
on April Is.
Messrs. G. I. Hudson Il Co. offer to investors
Singer Sewing Machine stock and other In
vostment securities.
Messrs. p. j. Goodhart d Co announce that
they make speciality Of Industrial securities.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun., 1891-04-12
Nlfrtipua aud atltetings.

nELAwARE AND HUDSON GAMALco;; ,.o,
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company will oe held At the
Tuesday h day Of Nay next for i: The s.GeD ~ o.,
At E O'clock noon, and remain open for one hour The
fransfer books will closed from the close OF business
Ssturdny April la until tho morning OF Wednesday.
May Ia
os ''u'' ~ 'A' f. NJ OLYPHANT. Secretary.
The sun., 1891-04-12

and the
BALTIMORE Z OHIO 4 CHlcAe0 RAILROAD co.
ENDoRsED ON EACH noND.
Csups. Bonds or u $50 each.
with provisieA for registratie, or pri.eipsl.
BONDS rssuRD At TIE RATE OF saooco PER
NILE COVERING ALL PROPERTY. BOTH REAL
AND PERSONAL now OWNED OR HRRBAFTRK
TO BE ACQUIRED.
me Akron and Chicago Junction Railroad now in
process Of construction, will when completsd. run
from Akron, Ohio TO Chicago Junction. Ohio, dis
tanos Of about seventy three milsa
1t leased for 600 years to the Baltimore and Ohio
and Chicago R. which road 10 owned entirely BY the
Baltimore and ohs R, and the lease u assumed and
guaranteed BY the latter company.
The Importance Of this new road TO the Baltimore
and Ohio system cannot BE- too highly estimatsd 40
cording to statement Of VicsPrssidsnt King OF the
b and O. R R Co. made In letter TO us this connee.
tion will shorten the route OF hts company
between Pittsburgh and Chicago % miles,
and between Baltimore and Chicago 86
niles, aad will give tho ID. and o. . now and
short limo between Cleveland a.A Chicago.
In Wow Of these facts further comment In regard 70
the road seems unnecessary.
Tho value Of the guaranty Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shown by Its statement OF ssrnilgs - made
its annual reports for the fiscal ending Sept @
1889, and Sept 50. 1890 as follows;
GROSS EARNINas.
1850 ga, A1Sy yo06.0o
1soo......."... S18oo.ooA.es
Increase se........................ :. ss,lss.sso.ss
NET EARNINGs.
10oo...................... o0y650,e01.oO
1eeo.......'............' ........"" 7'4Ss1Hss.oS
-
The sun., 1891-04-12

Government bonds steady at unchanged
turss we're South ca5olina incomes; nsss Richmond
ksnsa: nd H..s q: and
Quincy 70. and Atchison iseuee, The more
Important net advances were In Chicago. Bur
Kansas Kansas and and Tsxss 3ds X ssN: 0fesoa im:
provemsnt 5s Y. to 68k; Richmond and Ter
mlnai s, =. 70 90. and South carolins In
In hank stocks as shares Of American Ex::
change sold o. 1854. 100 shares of Bank OF
Commerce at 1913. 3 shares Of Continental at
1888. and 10 shares OF Fourth at III.
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold at sS. Dsr silver In London. ~ ll.l6d. y
ounce.
Money ON call nominal st 8 y cent. Time
money v cent. for two. three. and four
months on good mixed collateral, and y cent.
for six months on dividend paying securities.
Commercial paper 10 very slow OF sale. Prime
endorsed bills receivable are quoted at 6@6h y
cent, and nrst.class single-nsme psDer at SO
6h cent
st:rIiosgL q. ,s!shsnSSs S nrmsE1 PSs,sd .ssinf
asSs asss: .tssxs:aasSS%. asaa SS md AS: ss:
II: .2ss1%s % nam. as ssss &: ss :i4s:as g e.:
The sun., 1891-04-12
0OMPANIA TRANSATLANTICA RSPANOLA
- STEAMSHIP PANAMA

TNMAN LINE 2; 3; AND ROYAL NAL MAIL sIEAhEss
CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday. April IS II 4. y.
CITY OF BERLLN; " Wednesday. April ~ r u
First cabin. $40 and upward, according to stsamee
and location Of room; second cabin $ss and Stos
fETER WRIGHT / SONS General Agsuts
a Rowiin9 GyNsn n. r
The sun., 1891-04-12
KY bank statement shows:

Rsssrs: SS::iss irs.sa'd' io&s 81. 81. as as
The sun., 1891-04-12
nELAwARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.
Shortest line. ysstibulod Pullman coaches

o. M.-Bunalo and Oswego ExprsaA via Paterson,
for water Gap ystrondsGprg, Scranton. Binghamton,
vile shsrburns wstsrvlle. Kichnsld Springs Utica
NJ M9Er,s Greene oxford Norwich Cortland. syra,
Scranton with trains for Pittson Wilkesbsrre DAns
yille and Northumberland and at Buffalo with trains
for the West
72OA NJ BinRhamton Mail. via Boonton.
p M.-Binehamlon and Eimira EIpren for Water
Gap. strouasburR. Scranton. Owego; Wavory, Ao
Connects A. Scranton with trains for Pittston. kings
ton and Wikesbarro.
,l,l0 T. M.-scrsnton wilkesbarrs. and Plymouth
Express
7:DP. Atdaily).-BufAo Limited Exprsss via. Pat
erson. tor Stroudsburg scranton. Binghamton Owego
SwayTspy Eimr. Corning, ssth WsyisnS Dansviils
or. (dalyL-Bunaio Utica and Oswege Express
foi stEoudsburg Scranton. Bnghsnton Cortland. syrH
tsrytls Rehfeld Sprinks 90; and al points on the
The sun., 1891-04-12
Real Estate Transfers.

1HHsSs: st 9 "a s.esE 'oa:
osa. T. So; . I David Nos: .ad vit. 10 MORT. 5000
us1rS s.: ias: Maurice Burssin and wife to NM
sss s;sns.sa Il ss:''ssn 81
Hssry ss., TIT II g. saf s.sHsss :aH e Levy
ana vii. 10 Charles Moore ..........:..... 5000
/: Ssye Dssssas ssSS s
aaS @rot,.,.:n s soI 20 Herman a." G.ss. 1900
AyG yie cor M s!H II g. asiss: Frank Muiiigin and
,ss,s ys; T. NAY X IN hnsss " Cecil.
stsh Il. rGtsS rs 10Th av Ioax-- Louis Cam.
sfs s...s :s .aa " Va: M.'s:a ssss0
ssth 4, Ie 9,n q Am ~ 2iLioaH nanaan EDWARD op
,J2;R H;RRns.:r =. 3 5149 Dor. lyon
2'nt M,,cS. sS i. 10 John Csmpbe $4,000
osS SldSam, ref to John Srown lsooo
2ss ssi n and VIE 10 Robert ascSsth -. 2Asoo
, :: Asa M :ss
sftSap:: 4S e. S. s'sss' ssh .v I' s:ss:
sfI: IA ~ ~ i s S.as ~ WIN WI ~.
srCoRpEp noaIGAokA
Audsrsou, walden P, TO Louis camporA sslth -,
SANE an 10 aota HisH s Fraser 0iii i: 10th ;v
Bspnon, John. to Edw 0pponhsiusr and anots
Bsins.in sih 3: aausce @E 10 B.n.tt Levy .,.si
s.ns y bernhard ssber.sp same prop 5yrs 1900
csIow. 'ei Emily y r. 70 caroiin. ws;tor, IS wash.
oo9si:s nsiIn Lueiads H. TO HON: Lii: n' Co. ;Ssd
cso.:Ssn. a S:a ShGo. g. 70 III Mason. ;siih 81 0s
pSnhsiy. IT, Annie, ana sno 10 washington ii Tay. ~
= 10 Ii EIi'p i S.n NJ %ian. ia 700
Ac:. wSss bsaa a. Nulr;. cor Canal and w
xssS.ts. SSH sSssrs 10 lon.ypsnny is,hSi 49,
s.ns ut 70 thssi.; wui;i:r yi;i i; 7tiix
ssu,e 10 John GxmpbslL same prsp u. Sooo
HiohasliA hAtldAto TO VIM WAiAms ssoeh
ssaS.n. lO.e 9ess IN y Andrew sto:ci: lcIi: W.
scstt walter. and ano TO Dors Lyon 90 is7th 80.
st V sth az morts 2 yrs aad. eaeo
nsy st " Troy 81 or westchester sv. lU.:... 200
ssitz VIM Z, 10 Dry Dock sav Bank . e2d st. ,.,o,
relf soii,i & to 70 David ao.. Canal 81, wcor ooo
Van cisS. KnSsrins TO Thomas na9an Wsi w
Ter Av, cor lABth St mos 1000
LEAsKs.
Dspteu. Henry T. 10 John Luhrs ao2i ~ ~
s:.s !: Isi;i NJ, i; s.s:y i:E
GsrA ~ w
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Finlanciai.
EXCHANGE REVIEW,

EXCHANGE REVIEW.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.--In the stock market
today stocks were dull and stagnant; the feature
Of the market was the dropping of Edison Gen
eral electric from 1O7 to 100
Today's bank statement gave the bears an ex-
cuse to hammer prices without opposition.
The market shaded off till the close which was,
however, fairly steady and dull at Insignificant
changes as ruled from last nights figures. Pc
troleum opened steady and advanced n on
small purchases, then became dull and re-
mained so till the close. Pennsylvania oil,
spot closed at 7s12c.
Governments dull and steady.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK. Feb 7.-Money on call easy;
closed offered at ~
Prime mercantile paper, 597 per cent
Sterling Exchange Quiet, steady; 6O-day
bills, S4s5; demand $4.s7l4.
LONDON, Feb. 2, p m.-Closing consols
m0ney, 97az: do account, 9719; U. :. As,
$1.2211R; do ANS, 81 .O5L. tt<
Money-1A per cent.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
+ NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE weekly bank state
ment shows: Reserve decrease, 80, 700 900; spe-
Gle decrease, 81 ,459, ,OOO The banks now
hold $2O,243,OOO in excess OF the legal re-
quirements Of the 20 per cent. rule.
onl BAR SILVER.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Bar silver, 46d. per
ounce
Nsx YORK, Feb. 7.-Bar silver per o.,
3l.O0L,
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.-Bar silver, s1.Oo@
1.O1 per ounce.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-08
San Francisco Market Review.

BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-THE egg market is
rather quiet with weakening tendency. Buy
ers are holding off for better prices. The market
is well supplied with fresh butter OF all grades
and an, the tone Is easier. There has been no de
continue weak, without any immediate pros
pect Of change. The supplies Of onions are
tns,oas gns ana @ ,e demand Is COCO o L1s angeles
the former being very scarce and selling at high
figures. Fifteen boxes OF asparagus arrived
this morning Quotations range from CSC to
4Oc per h. The grain markets continue quiet
and prices are steady
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 7.-ApplesA AOc@s1.75.
Barley--No. / feed. 71.45@S1.5O.
Barley-Ground, 81 .3255@3S1z.
Oats-$1 5OO2. .O2]S.
wheat-Miliing, sf4O0l. .421S; No / white,
Fio1i..Fsinily extras, s4.l5@s4.25; superfne,
aay:whhss,: heat sisSslS eS! ost, sl;1;5.o@ga,4;oo; ;. ga
ley, l2@l5; alfalfa, 110l3.OO.
Butter-Fair to choice 2S135.
hssmonssisiy oS RiSsrsiae
Limes-Mexican, s6.0O97. .Oo California, so
s1Sc tor s%ald 9a and sl;Soeol.75 for large boxes
Wool Eastern, Oregon and Washington, Ia
ave soc psr saf nfys Sos ses s
lings, $1.7592. SO; Mandarin, 25@5Oc per
box; Los Angeles seedlings, 81 .OO@1 so; nav
els, 50. 25(G3.OO. ~
Raisins-Iondon layers, s1.750$1 S5; three
crown, loose. 81. .20@25; two crown. do, .75@l.
'Cranberries-12@l3c per ponnd.
Onions-Red, 81 sO@s2 10; silver 80. so
Hopey-white comb, 1l@l5; amber, s@1o
Bananas-$1 .5O0S2.5U.
Dried grapes-314@SN.
Green peas-3
String beans 10000.
Pepper-Green. 100015c.
Potatoes 6@S1 .35. Select, 2N3c.
Mushrooms-16@17>sc for common; Csc for
buttons.
Pineapples-$4 .OO@$5OO
Sweet PotatOes- 5O@2 30.
Tomatoes-Los Angeles, $l.75@$2 90 per box
Egg plant, 2503Oc per lb
Summer Squash-1 ztD15c per pound.
Marrowfat tsQuash--$15@1S per ton.
Asparagus 35(050c.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-08
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