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The herald., 1893-11-26

partially ION duty" is as yet not fully
recovered from Ia grippe.
Morse & Rice's fruit-shipping ware
house is beginning to present an appear
ance OF hustle.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Moore OF Second
street are packing up to leave on De-
cember lat. They will live In Alham-
bra during thu winter, 30 as to be near
the city.
Mrs. Clsmmis and con OF Percy, ILL.,,
have just arrived in Pomona, She is a
sister of Mr.. O. K. Short, of Short &
Schwan.
T. w. Haddock has moved into his
residence, corner OF Pasadena street and
Carey avenue, and Mr.. John L. King
and family occupy the house just vacated
by him, near corner of Gibbs and
Second.
Tomorrow evening will be children's
missionary exercises at the Congrege-
tional church.
Miss Della Pyles has been suffering
from an attack of Ia grippe.
Col. j. M. Carey has been tussling
with la grippe for the past three or four
days; he ie about to come out victor.
There were about 80 couples at the
hop at Hotel Palomares last night. The
music, from four instruments, was A l,
and the floor "just the proper touch"
go all enjoyed it to their hearts, full
content.
Mr.. Growers comedians, who ap.
peared at the Los Angeles theater, will
present one of Mr.. Leonard Growers
comedies, The Secretary. and the COM
edy drama, The Wolves of New York,
at Pomona on Tuesday and Wednesday
next. Miss May Mobiles, Ethel Hertslet,
May Hillman, Messrs. Leo Hardman,
Gersld Hertslet, Leonard Grover and
Leonard Grover, jr., will appear. A
delightful treat may be anticipated.
The herald., 1893-11-26
SANTA MONICA.

Many Tourfsts-The Churches-Palms
Items.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 25.-The shower
OF Friday night nicely laid the dust in
every direction, making driving lux
ury. and clearing the atmosphere thus
giving us summer once again in the lap
OF autumn.
There has been a number Of tourists
who have put in an appearance during
the last week, many of them renting
houses for the coming six months, and
this time of the year, still there are
have plenty OF good climate Of the finest
quality to make as presents to our
guests.
Both the Arcadia and Jackson are
making engagements for the season
ance later on, after doing Los Angeles
and the citrus belt.
Mr.. jackson has added cozy sitting
room to the Jackson, where the guests
may comfortable read the favored maga-
zine or journal while enjoying good
company and bright fire.
The work of demolition Of the North
Beach bath house keeps on in clear
ing the track for the new. All the de-
tails are about completed in the plans
and soon the management hope to let
the contract for the construction of the
bathing establishment. The giving of
hot baths will continue right along in
that part of the old building until the
very last moment possible, and they are
being extensively patronized at present.
The work Of developing water at the
springs keeps bravely on, each days in
dication proving that they will soon
strike gusher in water mining par
lance.
4, Mr.. J @. Hoover, accompanied by the
charming Miss Fanny Meadows OF Los
Angeles, enjoyed the day at Santa Mo-
mica.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
At the Congregational church DR..
Cochran will preach morning and even
ing, the subject of morning discourse
being The Church on the Field of His
tory evening. Counsel to Young Men.
At the M. E. church Rev. Stevenson,
the pastor, will preach morning and
evening. The subject OF the II a. m.
CONTINUED on Fourteenth page.]
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which they are adding daily as the
heavy surf casts rare specimens on the
shore. Long Beach has the honor OF
sending two varieties to the Smithsonian
institute at Washington, d. O., never
before classified.
While the ladies hunt shells the gem
tlemen are busy gathering in the ducks,
and usually make good killings. Thurs
day John Sutclif Of Los Angeles, with
Thomas Stovall and 7. l.. Duque, put in
the day at the lakes with great success.
The honk of the wild goose Is now
hesrd in the land, and the increasing
flocks passing overhead each day give
promise of great sport for the hunters.
Fish are biting well, and the knights
of the rod haunt the pier from early
morn till latest eve pursuing their favor
ite recreation. One day last summer
az the wharf was crowded with men and
women, the fish biting freely and all
working as if their lives depended on
the number of fish caught, an old lady
who had watched the crowd for some
time amused all near her by asking her
companion: 'Do all these folks have to
fish for living?"
The past week has seen some change
in property. J. N. Smith, our pioneer
hardware dealer, has sold bis stock and
goodwill to N. p. Albriktson, lately
from Minneapolis, Minn., who also pur-
chased from Mr.. Craig his two-story
house on Atlantic avenue.
Francis Wright from Indiana has pur-
chased home and is busy refltting it.
Albert Browd, G. @. Adair, Paul Kean,
Lewis Henson and Mrs. H. F. Brown
are registered at the Iowa villa.
@. H. Forney Of Iowa is 80 we'll pleased
with our town that he expects to make
his home with us.
Mr.. Darling of Alamitos returned
Thursday from q short trip to Ontario.
Mr.. Darling says that at that place the
storm did no damage.
Thomas Stovall has gathered from two
and one-half acres, "a large wagon
loads of Ceshan squash, land the extrs
sideboards were on too."
Humphrey Taylor has picked and
shipped 1000 pounds OF peas. grown be-
tween limon trees on one and one.half
acres OF Alamitos land, for a first crop.
From all appearances the next picking
will give nearly double that amount.
A slight fire occurred Thursday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. Hilliker, but
the Long Beach bucket brigade were on
hand and by active work drowned out
the blaze before much damage was done.
Saturday Messrs. Lewis Hensen and
w. H. Hubbard were down from Los
Angeles looking over Atlantic lands.
G. j. Goncher says the material has
been purchased, and as soon as a pile
driver can be placed in position work
will be commenced on the wave motor.
The herald., 1893-11-26
POMONA.
News Notes and Items of Personal ]

News Notes and Items of Personal In
terest,
POMONA, Nov. 25.-The motor will be
taken off after today to undergo some
necessary repairs, and the temporary
conveyance between this point and
North Pomona will be horse cars. This
will give Engineer Sam Delapp ''lay
off, for few days, 1t is to be hoped,
however, that this will be only for q
short time.
About II 80 last night gentle rain
commenced to fall. continuing until
about am. 1t was, however, very
very brightly all through today.
Mr.. Leach, proprietor of the Pomona
hotel, is reported as quite sick with an
attack OF asthma, more or less compli.
Gated with pneumonia symptoms.
Hal Hammer, though now able TO be
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LONG BEACH.
An Interesting Talk on Conohology- Lo

An Interesting Talk on Conchology--Lo-
Cal Affairs.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 25.-The Long
Beach class in conohology met Thurs.
day evening with Miss Ethel Lowe.
This class is composed exclusively of
ladies who. under the teaching OF Miss
Shepard, are very enthusiastic she'll
hunters, and reel off long names belong
ing to minute shells in a manner bewil-
dering to the uninitiated. Many OF the
class already have choice collections. to
The herald., 1893-11-26

'T had catsrrh for four or Eve yeas; tried
several pbystcians, but gradually grew worse
until began treatment at the DeMoRc0 Mcdi-
cal Institute. Had dull headaches; nose was
opped up, 40 much SO that many nights slept
with my mouth open In ord to brexthe; hard
Jumps collected in back of nostrils, algo
discharge from nOstris, which was
very disagreeable, and hearing was impaired.
which annoyed me both night and day. In
coughing, sometimes would hays soreness in
chest and over lungs, which caused my friends
to think ! had consumption. Appetite was
get up with heavy feeling in head.
The first months treatment Improved and
Now feel fine, that annoying cough is stopped,
sleep well, have a splendid appetite Natur-
ally am grateful for the result, and ! say TO
all with similar cases to try the Docto,sn
VIM NJ BAKER,
No. 24S East Fifth street.
The herald., 1893-11-26
REDoNDo.

A Very Low Tide-The Wrecking OF the
Newbern-N0tes.
REDoNDo BEACH, Nov. 25.-The steam
ship Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander,
arrived this morning at O'Clock. and
left for San Francisco at IL O'Clock, tax
ing 1000 sacks OF grain and 45 paasen-
gers. ss sviS
Yesterday was the lowest tide seen
here for long while, and il seemed as
If every body was out for~clams. The
beach was literally lined with men,
women and children, and there was no
one but what got more than they want
ed. A. v. Trudell and the city marshal
were out about an hour and came home
with about two bushels and half of
the largest CLAIMS ever found on the
beach; and the writer, watching the
diggers as they were going homeward.
saw people carrying baskets, boxes and
sacks full of small, large and very large
CLAIMS.
AL Currier, Redondo's pioneer restau.
rant keeper, has returned to his old
home after a series of trips on the
schooner Portland, and has opened fine
restaurant and bakery in the Davis
house.
The large four-masted lumber schoon-
er. Novelty, Captain Lewis, arrived last
evening, bringing SOC, 900 feet of lumber
for Clark Bryson.
The Jesse Minor will leave this after
noon, carrying large quantity Of hay,
grain and fruit from Harding, Scott
& Co.
s. B. Hall also shipped 20 boxes of
early oranges and 10 boxes of lemons on
the Jesse Minor.
Major Winston has leased the Martin
Villa from w. @. Martin for term of
five years, and will. thoroughly renovate
it, making it tirst-class lodging house.
@. G. Worden, superintendent of
bridges for the Southern California rail-
road, is down enjoying the beach today.
The tug Pelican, belonging to the Re-
dondo: Beach company, went down to
the wreck OF the steamship Newburn
and procured and brought to Redondo
the following: A Az ton anchor, 24O
fathom anchor chain, l bit weighing
260O pounds, bit weighing 1900 pounds,
bit weighing $500 pounds, air pump
weighing 1900 pounds, l air pump,
beams and straps, weighing 800 pounds,
and 4 hawse pipes weighing 4000
pounds.
Fishing has been very good within
the last few days, great many yellow
tail, bonita, mackerel and bass being
caught from the wharf, and large
quantity of surf fish, smelt, ETC., by the
seines on the beach. There were about
1000 pounds of fish shipped to Los An
geles this morning.
Mr.. William Dry, Of the Redondo rail-
way is building large addition to his
residence near the corner OF Emerald
street and Catalina avenue.
The work on the new salt water baths
is progressing very rapidly and promises
to be finished long before the time ex-
pected.
Messrs. A. V. Trudel, j. B. Mullen
and s. B. Hall are visiting Los Angeles
today.
George Foyer, the city marshal, made
dying trip to Los Angeles on busi-
ness connected with his Office.
Mr.. L. L. Hills is just recovering
from a violent attack of pneumonia and
will soon be about attending to his
duties.
The Redondo Baseball club defeated
the Santa Fe's this afternoon by score
of IA to 6.
Both the Grant and the Lorillard
families are booked to spend the winter
at the Redondo hotel and are expected
to arrive next week.
The herald., 1893-11-26
MAIL

Patients unable to visit the ofios can be sue
cessfully treated by mail
Question blanks sent free on appiIca-
tl0u.
Only S5 a month for Catarrh and
kindred diseases. Medicines free.
DEMONCO MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Located Permanently fn the Newell aud
RAIDER Building, Rooms 4,
A, q, 8 and 10,
1915 s. Broadway, Los Angeles.
j. s. HAYES, N. d.,
Consulting Physician.
SPECIALTrEs Catatrh and all diseases oil
the Nose Throat and Lungs Nervous Dis
eases, SKIN Diseases, Chronic and Special Dis
eases OF both sexes
OFFICE HOURS-
to IL = M, to p. M, z 70 8 p. m.
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Miles, Nerve and Liver PHI.

Act on new prinoiple-regulatng the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new
discovery Dr. Niles pills speedily cure bill
iousncss, bad tastes, torpid liver. piles, consti-
patton. Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mfldest, surest Fifty doses
25 cents. Samples free. G. II. Hance, l77
North spring.
The herald., 1893-11-26

This is the experience Of Mr.. VIM. NJ Bak er,
an employe of Jacoby Bros, in gents furnish
ing department:
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Wagon umbrellas summer lap busters, Foy's
old reliable saddlery house. 3I5 Mos Angeles
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STOPPED.
Both Nasal and Bronchial Catarrh.

Which Was His Troub1s-His Friends
Thought He Had Consumption-Bu
He Gained Five Pounds in
First Months Treatment.
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EREE To LADIEs-wHY SUFFER FROM
T. irregular. painful and suppressed peri1dse I
will send free 10 any lady the recipe OF and
simple preparation which fails 90 give
instant relief: thousands have used u with the
meat gratifying results and avoided pain aud anx-
tety: ali ietters sent In plain sealed envelopes:
correspondence strictly confidential; address, with
stamp, Mra c. L sanford. Box 3O7&. san Fran
CISCO Cal.
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COUNTY TREAsuKEKs S0TiCs&I
~ treasurer OF kInx county. wash. WI z1|
presentation ON and aftsr July -. isS@
warrants - follows: - III
All warrants drawn an tbs ssneses ri ri
los.
And wasYanss drawn on The general ~
Following nAmed school districts TOWN.. - -
District no 3. warrants NoA 2st. -
70 Ssj inciusiva
district o. 7. warrants NoA SO asd ~ xa]
District No a. warrants Noa ~. IA -
Districs NJ Is. warrant Va 20.
District No rs warrant No 80
Dissrics No -, warrant No Ia
District No 81. ~arrsnt No
Listrict No 81 warrant No. O. - -
bfsssies Na 80. warrants Soa SSi - -
sfvr. -
District No. el. warrants SoA = 81
dated septem Der "a. 1897.
Dtstnct No TO- wsfraat No ~.
Disfssct No 80 warrant Ma 50
sttsifscs No -. warrant SA ~
Dfafics 10 80 warrant Ma ~
Dissfles No 81 warrant No -
District No 90 warfsnts Sos 20 sno -
Dist ieg No. ~ warrant No % 49,
\ ad Waffaats drawn ON the specisA s"s
following named scho-ys districts. 70 W. - ia
DIS rsrt Va 10. warrants Soa -: - -. ~ r
district No. sUa. warrants NcA o. - -
Provided that ail of sueh ~srfAne -.
heretofore Or e.snted ss the tseasufef,s -
indsF-ed ..-sos pad fer want Of funds
esl viii - paid on said warrAsts 49, .s -
lBoA BYRON PakLIS
Cousiy Tsee
eeassjs. wasA. July n LEA
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Hfth-MAS~A Providence hospital SUNDAY,
jnt% - 1894 Dante. AieSman. OF apopeIy.
age. - years
sHo . IAn-The funeral services over the remains
OF .s,4a e~ Il. ohottad who was killed by Ere
rnoSt e.ectsiS car ffsfsy. viii ne held this
afternoon NJ I o'clock ~ the Sse<itsh q seraA
shc:ch. The tutesmens viii he ~ iAke View
censs tery.
LiV iaSosro<E --in Seattle. on sunday. July -
lsnS tss infant son OF Mr.. ard Mrs J. A. Llvs
sns S.one, OF typhoid fever aged yeaEA
fusisrA services nj the residence Today ~ p m
frsersaseat in Mount Peasant cemetery
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CRISP SNAPS

eseo-tsoss ca ssas street aer,A es Naa,sea:
stfes4 srst~i, choice iocaxssG
OK, rER ACRE-lso sesss. part bottom
haiA's gci timber. acres cleared. oaiy 81. 600.
ssAs fssis0sS
o., toe Nasttscs street oor~e-: eighty.
- eoo-sAssssat street co-aer. i3usi3o. Rem
toa assaxae. less ell sie~if xrAs~i
vH "sWAr''~fmpreveS farm, veil 10
easrs en- r>Airos.. eattsssa tAai 10 srAse fes cay
p<uH4@sy. va.aali@a. $40. 900.
A tP ehass~ rssesSss IN Narsa seastis 60 trade
- vs.ias - soo
rfaUkrEENrU STREET LOr-yaia ssss
eSsEss II ;sscs sniy essse esaa se swtssts
n&tCk HtgIplNG-AA f~assA 10 goo. 10
estt -. ~ . earsass $50 oM
IG "NW Af'.-A kAr4aoraA r~<tA.ees on
oEsxa Aane hsli - trsse fas 81. go sursa a. sr-
iorssved As.S assaszsesrs1 ss<aat fsts In <Assss
pscf, r net cut % TIE ~fssax<s@ II sss cav
aeY ACkEs-ia ktsssr ce2ssv 80 serss .s,,-
Drosss1 81 te- -. SIS. easx raym~1sA
Tss SWAT "-iGe<svea city property &c
eAsss; essssis 90
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HOOK HlyDEgY r.

= AsTH9SYS Bt<UshY. BLANK BOOK
mauufAexurera Washington street. corner
Commercial, ICONS and Terry block, seattle,
wnaA
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MustcaI social ot Ed9eWoSoP.
The. Young Peoples Society. of Edge
water, Congregational church. gave .
social:st Temperance hall Friday evening.
During the evening Ice cream and cake
was served and the following musical pro-
gram sae Was rendered:
Bari,e4e o--''Aftsrwards"
-. ..... .........-...M Mr.. Worth DensmoYo
Vocal dnet-.'summer Night" .............
.Mss Fora Iotka and Mise Ash worth
Serensde. $500. s...,. Male Quartette
Vocsl iust-sIhe Curfcw'.
........... Messra Frank and Harry Gilse
krleCisfo .NGnxIckattonSl eooir
Mem soprano solo .........M Miss Mary Livsslsy
1uiSsf selection
al battle Song. ...........
(bl @Iiome. sweet Home with variations
.E....................g. ......M Miss McGinuts
Huss:ns' and French soups. louch's, SIS
Frons street
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" a n MAG -.

MARKIAG
-- i -
RtCks Kirk Seattle. SUNDAY
JuisI.A lS9J the residence OF The Brides
pars: its MT. and Mrs. - kaufman corner OF
seventh ard Massoe streets. samuel r. RDcs.r
and ~ .. sara kaufmaH. Rev \. brown, Fahha
Of ,;ss Congregation .haveth shoiern. ciaI4ns
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
ilA Cherry ST.. Ground Floor.

Advertisements xnss~r sAs aea1 81 Ixsss. fcaas
pos ~ 10 Der Hsxt an9 <as4szt@as WAss.A ~isi ~
fA.sssAi ~ sne 80 vora eAsh aaserssua-
r~yf .ros Always in afyaags Ne advertisements
sscst SD ssS ssss gAsa IS esAsA
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LEO AZ NOTICES.

TN THE SrPERfOH COURT OF AlSS
county state OF Washington Pr0haee -
ment
In The matter OF the estate Of Geosss II -
deceased
Notice II hereby given 10 al persOns Inhss
la ihs above-naned estate that Nay = 3s.~ Ss
has fiied her petition In said court that - 49,
and aha OF the - ate TO which ehe - snssS -
under ths viii OF the said decedeut ~ ae1sn .
her upon her giving bonds Of security fof ~
ment of her proportion Of the debts o. - r.
esiate. AMI that Monday, the 3iss day g.
1898 nj half past O'Clock In the forenoon y r.
day or as soon thereafter q the same -
hsard. has been liked for the hearing 81 soa
liou- All persons interested In said eeWS
therefore rsaoired TO appear In sasd coun
time. then AID there to show Gauss. u ~ -
why the said Application should not Be atorxs
r. W. GORDON. CssS
ny II C. GoRpcS. Deputy
The herald., 1893-08-02
Wool.
Potroleuup

NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-wool, steady and qui et
DOMESTIC fleece, 27@32c; pulled. 2e(g37c
Texas, 10000.
The herald., 1893-08-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stock Exchange Review.

NEW YORK, Artg. 1.-The large amount Of
gold ON the way from Europe created better
feeling this morni ng, and prices opened 4 per
cent higher Their were further advances Of
from to 3N poin to, Manhattan. Lake shore,
Sugar, Chicago Gas, st. Paul, Missouri Pacific
and Western Union being the most inactive.
Later there was rejection OF k(el per cent.
The temper improved dur ing the frst hour on
buying orders for domestic and foreign recount,
and tho large amount Of 20 d on the way from
Europe, and the belitf thu / more would loon be
imported. Lake Shore rose "a per cent, to
1.lOlt; Sugar 3, to 1868; st. Paul IA, to b1H;
Western Union to 1915. A reaction af A(@l per
cent followed, on salt I o realize profits.
The market advanced again after IL O'Clock,
and was stronger than 20. gone day. Later IL
1eceded fractionally. At noon 1t was steady.
Stocks closed steady at net esIns OF 1908 per
cent In the general tgt, lRGIH In anthracite
coalers, and NAP pei cent in industrials.
Government bonds closed steady.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
New York, Aug. 1.--~oney on call, easier;
closed offered at pei cent.
Prime mercantile D aper-S012 per cent
Sterling exchange 5teadier; bankern ouuh
bills at $4.7elScg4.e0; demand at $4.ezn'@
4.82N,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-Drafts: Sight, 17>Sc;
telegtsphic. 25c.
STOCK AND BONDS.
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mn.

Nutss
ALMoNDs-soft shell, pr lb., 16@17c; paper
shell, l9924c; hsrd shell, 5910c.
PEANUTS : Raw, 445c per ib.; roasted, 70.
WALNUTs-Hard shell, &c; soft shell, lie; pa
per shell. 13c.
smoked Meats, Etc.
HAMs-Rex, per h., l5c.
BAcoN--Rex, per lb., 15}<c; Defiance, 1tc;
light medium, 141<c
PoRK-Dry salt. 13c pei 10.
DRIED BEEF--Per lb., 1870
LARD--fer lb, In tierces, compound &c; Ea
gle, pure. ll1kc; Rex, pure, llNc; special
Vegetables.
BrAws-Navy or small white, per 100 lbs
SO 35(93 SO; pink, per 100 lbs, 3.50@3.6
backs yed, per 100 lbs, W 50l9X.75; Linus
per 100 lbs, So 90 - 25.
PorAroEs-Per 100 lbg 60176c
BeETs-Per 100 lbs, 81 90
OABBAGE-Per i 90 lbs. 6OcG$1.O0.
CARROTS Per 100 lbs 81. 90.
CHILks-Dry, per strinp, 75a(d$t 90
ONIoNs--rer 100 lbs, 81 25(aI So
PARsNiPs-Per 100 lbs, &1.50.
PEAs--1'een, per lb, 3@4c.
TURNIPs-Per 100 lbs, sOc
Dairy Produce.
BuTTER--Fancy creamery, % ounce squares,
4O9421zc; fancy dairy, per roll, 3712(040c'
choice. 32<(G371zc.
CHEESE Eastern, per lb, 13@14c; California
large. lie; 3-lb hand, 13c.
The herald., 1893-08-02
SAT- nfeats and Lard.

CHICAGO. Aug. Pork, unsettled; cash
$i1.76; September, $12.UO.
Lard Unsettled; cash, $685.; September
Ribs--unsettled; cash, $6l0; September
B6 22k.
The herald., 1893-08-02

*Daily tDaily except Sunday. Sundays
only E.W. MCGEE, City Pass. & T. Agt.
129 N Spring ST., Los Angeles.
ED. CHAMBERS, Ticket Agent
Depot foot of First st. First-st. Depot.
The herald., 1893-08-02
San Fran Disco Market Revisv

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-Changes in local
merchandise are few and immaterial business
dull.
The produce markets are quiet, with prices
steady.
Melons are more plentiful and lower.
Grapes come in light.
Vegetables are unchanged.
Butter 10 frmer.
Eggs are In fair supply.
Poultry II very dull, With little demand for
young stock
The herald., 1893-08-02
Chioaxo Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-wheat opened 1k9ssc high
or on better cables, prospects, Of continued lib.
eral exports, imports Of gold, better feeling in
regard to the financial situation; broke 21zc on
announcement OF early failures: rallied 2c on
good buying; broke 2Nc on later failures; closed
unsettled, 10 lower than yesterday.
Receipts were 106, 900 bushels; shipments,
5000 bushela
Closlnk quotations: Wheat, unsettled; cash,
65Ec; September. 68ss.
Corn-Higher; cash, 36I<c; September, 38lSc
Oats-steady; cash. 22sSc; September, 231zc
Rye-<3.
Barley-NominAl.
Flax-$1. 90.
Timothy-$3 8503.9O.
OTHER GRAIN Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-Wheat, weak; De-
eember, 81 23k.
Bariey--weai; December. $3.50. =
Corn-95c
~ LvERPooL, Aug. 1.-Wheat steady, demand
moderate. No. 2 red winter closed at IS I'd;
No. red spring at IS 3d.
Corn-Easy; demand moderate. Spot closed
at A. 1kd; September ct AZ 2Ad; October dull
at Il Sd.
The herald., 1893-08-02
General Markets.

F NEW York, Aug. Hops firm and Quiet;
state, common to choice, 19022c; PsciHc coast,
Ooffee-Options closed weak, rs to 20 point.
down. Sales were 5000 bags, including August
at 81 {. .25; September at $15.2OO1545; Oocto-
ber at $i5.05gl5.40; December at $l5.IOa
7,161zc.
sugsr-Raw closed firm and In better demand.
RIO arande, "a test, at 2Zc: centrifugals, 96
test. at SIC; molasses sugar. SO test, at Sc. Re-
fined closed dull but steady.
Copper-Steady; lake. $500.
Lead-Easy; domestic, SO. so.
Tin-Quiet; straits, 81 = IS bid. Plates closed
steady and quiet. spelter closed dull; domes-
tic, %. 90.