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"The Noble Art OF Self Defense. >

Set FORTH BY AN AUTHoRITY-Selt defense is
instructive Persons who find themselves af.
hicted with heart disease as manifested by its
many symptoms. palpitation. short breath, ir'
regular pulse, painin tde or shoulder, smother.
defense against what msy terminate fatally.
For this express purpose no remedy has ever
approached DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, sold by
O. II. Hance 177N. Spring, on a guarante
Mrs. o. F. Perkins OF Northwood, Ia, says,
Dr.. Miles New Heart Cure saved her Ii O.. She
suffered from palpitation and heart would fre-
not expected to live Was mere skeleton, no
relief from physicians New Heart Cure cured
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necessary to say that John spreckels
would not countenance stealing. But he
did not attend the meetings, did not
know what was going on, and it was
generally understood in the Office that
he was not to be bothered with the de-
tails of the affairs of the board. II be
believes that no member of the board
personally profited by the expenditure
Of the appropriation he is greatly mis-
FABIAN -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

IL NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs--THE VARIOUS
IN lodges OF the Order of Knights of pythias
In this city hold regular conventions as below:
All resident and visiting Knights cordially
welcomed.
SAMSON NO. I4s-7oO nowney ave. (E. Los
Angeles), Monday evening, ]. X. Carson. G. O.
AT PYTHIAN CASTLE. 1IS1< s. SPRING ST.
GAUNTLET NO. 129-Monday evening, ]. ].
Choate, G. G.
TRICOLOR NO. 96-Tuesday evening, George
B. ahatfer, q. g.
We inAaa~v evening F
ApxiOnuette, G. G.
OLIVE -a6-Thursday evening, Charles
Stansbury, G. G.
MARATHON NO. 1s2-Friday evening, g. 8.
Adoph, G. G.
BUREAU OF RELIEF-Every Wedn egday
evening until further notice.
tWork in third.
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When Baby was sick, we gave ner CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris-
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
Nhen she had Children. she gave them castoriA
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California Vinegar Works,
555 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near Alameda and First streets, one-half block
from electric light works.
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rhe Best, and Oh,

The Best and Cheapest
Tailoring done at AGA South Spring street.
Alterations, dyeing and cleaning; m1sfit Q 9TH
ing bought: repairing neatly done.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
~ CRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI McLA1N & LEHMAN, Managers
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Friday Evening g................ February Sd.
MIDDAUGH'5 MUSICAL COMEDY COM
PANY AND. GOLD BAND
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OUR ERMAN WARD.
A sparkling four-act Comedy with q strong
plot-A company of competent come
dians-A world of fun.
MUsICl SINGING! DANcINGl
The most realistic fire scene ever seen on the
stage
Middauehs handsomely uniformed Gold
Band will parade the principal streets, giving
afternoon and evening concerts, augmented by
Mr. George Dunbar, the celebr ted double eu-
phonium soloist AMI operatic orchestra.
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DUsINEs5 CHANCELLOR SALE-DRUG
ID store: central; good stand; low rent; good
prescription business as well as general trade;
costs nothing to inquire into IL; VIII take soue
prop rly as part psy. Address CHANCE, 2. o.
box SOS, city. 1-25
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w AMI ED-TALENT OF ALL KINDS, TO
w be booked at the Los Angeles Anus m mt
Bureau. Address s. A. MOODY, Hoffman
Houge. 81 "
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wANTED-HELP.

H7ANTED-2O YOUNG WOMEN ANb 20
w men at ark theater, corner Fifth and
Olive streets, at 10 a. m. Friday, Sd inst, for
Siberia. 1t
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sOO PER ACRE-sNAP-CHOICE LAND AS
SJU any in California; lis acres adjoining
town of Gardena; water in is feet; Will sell
whole or in 10 acre lots; commence selling
Monday, February q; If you intend TO buy land
for home or speculation examine this prop
cry at once and get your choice; must be sold
to close up an estate. Further particulars apply
JOHN l.. PAVKOVICH, EOS West First st.
l2-lS-tf
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ITO BXCHAN GE-S5oOo STOCK OF CROCK.
Il cry and glassware for house and lot, good
chance for busipess;24 acres in Anahetm, all
in fruit good house, barn a. d water right
three houses well rented on olive street, Tor
house near Florence or Compton 70 acres near
Santa Rosa for house Gnd lot i'll city. Address,
w. T.. p, P. O box sos. city. I-25
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WANTpD-AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN ON
w the Pacific coast for an article that will
readily be disposed OF. No cenital required.
NO stamp necessary for reply. You can attend
10 your other business in addition. Address
AGENTS, box so Herald Office 1-5 IL
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JTOR LE-REsTAURANr; FINE LOCA-
L tion; large trade; good business opening;
Glass OPENING BEN E. WARD, CLAY 4 CO.,
1913 South spring street. 1-o I'm
LHOR SALE--MEAT MARKET, COMPLFTE.
II 3l3 e Fist street 1-29 ~
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ID UsINESS CHANCE-A NICE, CLEAN
ID stock of general merchandise for sale on
Main St, Los Ange les; party wants TO sell as he
don't sabe tbs biz and had to take stock on ac'
count Of loan; new aud clean; horse and de.
livery wagon included; cheap for kASH: Ad-
dress AT ONCE, d. o box 565 city. l-2o
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENOR SALE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF
Il st. James Hotel, santa Monica; best loca-
tion and lowest rent in town; doing good
winter business; leased 70 December s, 1895.
1-3i 1t
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The only place for imported Bavarian peer
Tstr- ps1- sj,f
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WANTED AGENTS.

"ANTED-PHYsICI OR MEDICAL
W student who can give the whole or part
OF his time to calling on the doctors of Los
Angeles, ETC., in the interest of well known
medical sDecialty. Address s. B. H., box so,
Herald office. 2-21t
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NOR SALE-A NEAT NEW Broom COT
Il tage, with bathroom, closets, etc.; nice lott
only three minutes walk from Arcade depot
price low and terms easy; just the thing for q
railroad man. Addrets W l.. p, box 565, city
l4tf
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wANTED-sIrUATIONs.


WANTED-SITUATIcN BY A YOUNG LADY,
w who has had some experience in mill
merry business. or will accept position as ssles-
lady IN any department. Call or address SlS
Santee street. 1-l9tf
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EOR sALE-HoUE E ON HOME ST., ONE
Il block north of Ellis college; s rooms. hard
finish, pantry, Closets etc.; also good hou.e
and lot on philadelphia ST. Want cash offer
for either of above. Address BARGAIN, box
40, this Office. liza If
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WyANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP FREE-
w Employment or any information, ad
dress Il. NlTTNGER'S BUREAU, established
1850. Office, 3l91a South Spring street; resi-
dence, 45l South Hope street, corner Fifth,
Los Angeles. Cal Telephone 113. S-16 tt
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MIR. DR.. Il. SMITH, SPECIALITY MID
WI wifery Ladies cared for during conine-
lent at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
at ended 70: Telephone 1119. rn2S If
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MFRS. DR.. WELLS-OFFICRS IN HER
1sA brick block, 127 East Third street. between
main and Los ngeles; diseases OF women, ner
vcus, rectal, sterilty and genito urinary dis
eases aIso electro ther peusics. Hours, 10 to
A, z to 8
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FINE COMMERCIAL LUNCH from IL I'm. to
2p;m., and from to pm. A la carte at
ali hours
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E,OR SALE = FIR. II CLASS LOCALITY;
u handsome one and one-hslf story cottage;
eight rooms, marble mantels and CRATES, hot
and cold water; boiler in kitchen, ETC., etc.
We offer this very desirable residence, in the
midst of handsome iu prnvements, for the ex-
trHordinary low price of $1,000 cshh. Address,
w. l. F., Box sos, city LA tt
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IF YOU WANT HELP OF ANY KIND, 90
L to the Free Employment Bureau, 241 New
High 81. Tel. 1883 l-2n tf
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MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. MAIN
WI STREET SAVINGS BANK. 426 South
Main street, 10-26 tt
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EOR sALE-oNE Of TIE MOST VALUABLE
i corner business lots in the city. I offer for
sale at d very low price. most desirable lot in
city. l-l4 tt
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DUsINE5s CHANCE-A NEW SCHEME
ID which throws everything else in the shade
and paralyzes hard times-40 acres of fine
raisin iand for s 900 cash, with balance in Ave
years; water abundant. Address RAlslN, p o.
box 565, city. 1-2o
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PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
DRRsONAL-A WELL EDUCATED RI
L fiDed American gentlem N wishes the ac-
qusintance OF a lsdy Of reputation and means,
from As to 30, wi h q view to motrimony
Please address c. N c., Box So Herald office
81 81
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS.

~ EORGE Fl. BEACH, NJ. D., OFFICE AND
" residence, 131 North Spring streat Office
hours, to II, 10 5, 9 TO Sp. N. Telephone
433. Il-3tf
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TITO EXCHANGE-GOOD PROPERTY HERE
l. and in eastern states, clear, for ranch in
Los Angeles county, clear. Address RANCH,
p o, box 5j5 city 1-2o
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1TNOR SALE-CHEAP, ROOM HOUSES TO
A. be owed; also store and rooms; also 20
doors; wheel cultivator, new; large feed cut
ter, VIII take team work for last mentioned,
Apply at tract Rosedale anu Adams sts.
CHAS. VICTOR HALL. 1-19 II
TYoR SAIE--OLD PAPERS IN QUAINT
" ties 70 suit. at this Office
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ITO EXCHXNGE-2O ACRES a MILE FROM
L Studebaker; Eouse 8 rooms, barn for
horses small granary; $50 fruit tr, es all fenced
and cross fenced; wells and good water right,
10 exchhngs CT house and lot in this city. Ad-
dress A. B. O., box 30, Herald office 70
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E,OR sALE-12 AIRES OF THE BEST
IT land in Los Angeles county; close to city
limi is: on the main drive TO Pasadena: very
great bargain. Address W. L. p, box 500, city.
IA tt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHAEGE-FOR FIRST GLASS RES
Il ident property in Los ANGLER, at reason
able prices the best of fruit lands. with first
class water right. The citrus fruits, ralsin,
grape and apricot ale in their home. Address
Z. o. box 565, ely l-zo
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INOR sALR-TWO ACRES WITH HARD
Il finished house of four rooms and kitcbe Il; ;
windmill and tank horse; barn for FIVE horses
all fenced; plenty of water; situated near city
limits. Apply 10 1l6 fast First street up
stairs. 1Z-23 II
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NoTICE-THE LEAsR, FIXTURES AND
IN stock of the Los Angeles Clothing com
pany, No. IA North Mnin street, opposite
Western Union telegraph office, is for sale at 40
cents on the doilsr. For particulars, inquire
on pi emises. A rare chance 10 get into pus1-
ness; Part payment only required. Call inn
meQiately. ~ I'm
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SCHoOL OF EXpdE55ION-FULL COURSE
- in elocution. For particulars call on or ad-
dress by mail PROF. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Potomac block, room 105. Evening classes;
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ITO THE LADIES OF LOS ANGELRS: l
l. will only be in this city short time No
advance money. No fee desired unless you
are perfectly satisfied. Address NINE.
ROULEr, box 20, Herald Office. 1-Stf
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wANTEp-TO RENT.

EDUND-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH ON
II sixth near Neil st.; initials on outside Of
case. owner can have watch by calling at this
penses l-3I at
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A STBURY SHORTHAND, TYPEwRITING
"A and Business Institute Take elevator by
Peoples store, Philips block; send for cata.
logue. 1n.1o 12m
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EDUCATIONAL


,1Is corporated) New studies. Entrance in
Chamber of Commerce. L. L. Garden Macleod,
principal. Pasadena Tuesdays and Fridays
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors once
Yesterday,


Real estate transactions from January 1. 1898,
day - deeds, the considerations aggregatiug
$l6,7l5. Following is the list as furnished by
Osborne, Tremper e. Co, abstractors OF titles,
lie Cherry street, between Front and Second:
George Kinsey to II. Jansen, lots Z, 8, block Q,
I'd add to Des Moiues 800
Ida MORT to f. f. Alleu lot 7, block II, Young's
add, 81.
J. J. Crow to Thomas E. Crow, lot 81, block B,
Crows lst TO Kent, $500.
j. I. Jones TO Thomas E. Crow, lot q, block F,
Meekers supl Kent, $l20.
V. p Wiesenthal to l. F. Wyman, lots Is and
n15 Il. block 9. Rengstorff 8, $500
O. Peterson to George Swenson, s}3 sw ne sw
Oscar Hanson to Christian Hanson, e1z ne ne
II. %, 6, s1o.
Rel. L. 4 T. Co. to A. J. Pritchard, lots l6 to %.
block &c. River Park, $500.
Rel. L. & I. Co. to Edwin Forster, lots "a to
81, block SO. River Park. $500.
A G. Taylor to :. Hovik, lot 10. block So.
S. Hovik 10 NJ. c. soule. lot 10. block So,
Burkes ID, So.
c. p. stone to Emira L Stone, part block 10,
Edgewater add, 81.
c. L. stone to C. P. Stone, lots 6, :, block 5,
Juik:n's add, 1900.
J. +. Bigelow 10 \. E. y. W. Inv. Co., part lot
L. b ock l.. Summit supl, $500.
y. T. n. W. Inv. Co to c. w. Sawyer, lot IL,
block Is, Eastlake add, 1880
J. K. Andrews to J. Furth, lot 5, block IA,
Summit add, $1,000.
II. E. Shook to II. C. Davis, lot 3. block Is, F.
Pontius add, $500
J. :. Maggs to Mary 4. FitZhenry, lots Z, s,
Miners add, q. c.. 81.
O. j. Treen to Grace A. Feurt, block G, East
Park add, So 0J0
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BLOCKADED BY SNOW.
A West Virginia Community
Threatened With Famine.
GORGE IN THE MoNoNGAHELA.
A Great Flood Feared at PittsburS-
Terrible Blizzard Raging Ia
Kansas and Iowa.

PARKERsBURG, ". Va. Jan. 13.-C1n &C.
count of the snow blockade on the coun-
try roads there is actual famine IN eliza
beth, Writ county. 4 messenger reports
that two stores are out of provisions and
that only an organized expedition will be
able to make the roads good so hep can
reach them.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Jan. 13.-A1l ice
gorge extends from two and half miles
above this place to lock No. 0 and is four
teen to twenty feet thick. The river IS be-
ieved to be frozen to the boom beoy the
city, and the ice is piled thirty feet high in
places. The snow is thirty-six inches deep
upon a level.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 13-River men fear a
repetition of the great flood OF 1884 syhen
the thaw comes, accompanied by great
loss of property. Twenty towboats and
100 coal barges are frozen up in the hssrbor.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 13.-Reports from all
over Kansas report the worst blizzard of a
stormy winter raging, snow drifting before
a fierce wind, and the thermometer 20 de-
grees below.
OsKALoosA, Ia, Jan. ia drifting
snowstorm has caused nearly all frelght
traffic to be abandoned. One of the worst
ycaiS ~ iaSiHSs ~ ID
20 degrees below zero at some places and
is growing colder.
DAVENPORT. Ia, Jan. 13.-The mercury
marks 10 to % degrees below. the coolest
this winter. The ice in the Mississippi is
twenty inches thick.
New YORK, Jan. 13.-The blockade In
the river and harbor was raised today. AL
though ice, and plenty of it, is still
afloat, it offered no barrier to the
progress of vessels, and ferry boats were
able to make trips on schedule time. The
wind that swept out the northeast hlust
be credited with working the changes.
The narrows are still choked, but net by
such dense masses as ON Thursday, when
big ocean steamships were compelled to
lie to.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 13.-Yesterday. last
night and today have been the coolest Of
the winter and citizens of Nashville gere
astonished this morning by the unusual
sight of river frozen from bank to bank
for the first time in fifteen years.
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Corn-StronZ; cash, 477sc; May, 47slc
oats-strong; cash, 31iac; May, S555s1s5s<c
Rye-55l2c.
Bariey-o3c,
Flax-$llL
Iimo.hy-sle6
Wniskv-sl.35.
Pork-strong; cash. SIS 60: May, $500
Lard-Strong: cash, sos; May, $l0.72l<
shouiders-$9 1909. ~.
Snort clear-$l0. &a6SI0 40.
Short uoS-Strong; cash, 50 70 May, $3.50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Jan. IL. - Cattle - Receipts, 1000
strong; stockers, higher; common closed weak.
Best steers, $1G6; others, $a25{G3s5; stockers,
s23iG53 50.
Hogs-Receipts. IS, 900: l0c lower Rough and
common, s7.3ot17.40; packing and mixed. $50
41.6o; prime heavy and butchers. sZ6J(I7 IS
sorted light. 400. 60: pigs, s6(17.ia.
sheep-Receipts, 400: strong. Ewes s5.71G
$50; wethers, si7555 80: Westerns, $4s0y3 40.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN, Jan. l3.-Cosing:
Atchison. ......... So San Diego ......... Ill
Burlington. 1O05s Bell Telephone. :. 9p6
Mex. Central Com 10
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WATER FRONT SALOON FIRE.
Mrs. Sooth's Building on Railroad Ave
nue. Nearly Quilted.

nue. Nearly Quilted.
A one-story frame building, owned By Mrs
Nellie sooth and occupied as a saloon by her
usoand, +. Sooth. caught fire this morning at
l o'clock. and before the flames were extin-
guished had damaged the building and contents
about $500.
officer C. ]. Baldus was passing the saloon
and heard the flames cracking in the rear end of
the saloon. An alarm was turned in
from box A. Immediately, and when
the apparatus arrived the fire had burst through
the roof aud was sending up volumes OF smoke
and flames in threatening manner. The door
was forced, and in less than twenty-five min
utes every spark was smothered ana the danger
OF a serious conhagration over
Engine No. , did good service in the work on
the building from the alley in the rear. An
examination of the inside OF the build
ing showed that the fire had started in the
southeast corner, where the stovepipe joins the
chimney and worked up through the roof, mean-
while spreading over the ceiling to front OF the
saloon. The damage TO the contents will not
amount to much, and Chief Hunt estimates
that 500 will fully cover the damage to the
building.
The work of the fire department was admir-
able.
The insurance on stock and building is $1,000,
made i'll the name OF Mrs. Nellie Sooth and
placed with Freeman, Hetz IL Co.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

TREATMENT. a specific or Hysteria Dizxissss
Fits. Neuralgia. Headache Nervous Prostresion
caused by acoho! or tobacco, w ekefu,ness Meotal
Depression Softening of Brain. causing insaeitv
misery decay. death, Premature Old Age tIarSen'
ness. Loss of Power IN either sex, Impotency zen.
corrh9a and ali Female Weaknesses Involuntary
Losses Spermatorrhcsa caused by overexertiea, OF
BRAIN Selfabuse, over Indulgence mon b rraef.
ment, III, q for % by mail. Wetiuarantee six bzre.
70 cure. Each order for boxes, with s. VIII sz,nd
written guarantee 70 refund If not cured Cuar.n5re.
Issued only by LEITaEAp q CAwIFY Dru.assts
sole agents. sos Front 81. Seattle Wash
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS..



Ban FRANClsvo. Jan. l&-Tee vegetable mar.
e' Is unchanged, aud WIKI the exception oi
poo ae;Iye demand toy potatoes there Is itrie
'l'inees doing ia anything. CGc.cs potatoes
Fs very t-m. Onions of the best quality are
10 eetlye Mushrooms are fai-ly plentiful
ri prices for buttous are firm. Ezrly vegsta-
-ss Sfe scarce aud uncAauge1. some egg plant
&ae In, bat not enough tn quote.
IN the tfe-h fTuit market business i dun.
s;h heavy arrivals OF oranges from al quag-
~fs There IS iittle demand Tor con mon AL
.es, ans tan laaTEc. IS loadet down wita tse;n.
.eolce varieties. however. move OF fairly wei.
.as'e : cuoi demand reported for dried
sw's Of all kints. In dairy produce market
lhees Of butter are weak tor all but fancy
Fa4es Choice ranch eggs are fairly tirIn, bat
-slees have drlitoG OF from recent top quota
'ans Choice mild rev cheese meets with
ea1y sale
iilees aFe unchanged in the poultry market.
ao stocks c,esa up well Eastern arrivals are
Say Win moderate receipts % California.
'ame arrives IN good condition, with Tt.ces
ssy AZ quotations.
Tfodaos feee' pts-Flour. quarter sscks, 1900;
$40 wheat, . % ceutals; Oregon,
earieF, -stt' 'tu-s..s. oat>, $50 ceUtals:
go LOO sscAs. potatoes. 2.ol0 sacks; oregon
"a, -y'~ tAcAs. ol.1ls, -! SACKS; Oregon.
y; moo i'is- ss"as.
~ 's'Ht' ls-t~7 lHr 'hiEitF extras. 81 ~
- ltf tarrei. taAc-s' ex,.z-. s.. O. 0J Der
'I,.e.; slperhae, s. o. t&.l.
"NeHt-- re l]AcNet ie s..-s az lotion there.
IS PIX eAat, inquiry OH f.c t--t a.. the shtr,-
Fftes are steady "l;H.-t a.. * Al All
t,vsAA'' quot-a-e 81 So -,.-,t. .e- reuta.
A&Ala-l .Ia44;y, wLt1 I. PIP .ll ~..sttn,r,-
4 49,. 80 N--..- ~ grafes sie q.ic; :. range 81
7 -. Z 81 ger CtatsL
.Siist - B. .srurss = not - ,.Ht.y - tes.er.
laers.iy would Gcs.rc frees Ae.,. .-.., r@,sv
say ~ quote Sc follows, Fsc.i. ,--.rr ...- cen.
~ lsrA coast. Nss3>Iisc tar 1o q = ~. ~. A..8
i. ''' e-o'eS' brewing -. les
5ats->-yegs, Yar3e,.es come ia fra STARE
s'iii-on, ana sales arr Mrre rll,re.s
q iarrc- rcypor,icus tbsn they 0ere
- '.s-r "t". We quote prices - g.. .1vs.
IS S-@sG 81. nlls.HE, EIos2i.s'. taa,y
a G-ft 60 choice .ec-, s. i-is = 81. y
49,. 49,. atstk. $-Vc "a III .., conf
III 90 tor choice g0r sDe1; 5e-
yNNs-@ - ccalzi
4 CAL E1thD.
'..o" .oe ere tie sa.cs recorded a, tie
--'a'' '.'. 81 .-t-Ns-a. session fe-
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formal, May 800 tons, sl.33'5: go tons at ST. sss
per GENITAL. Regular ses.ior-May, 100 tone
sl3S9s; l,7vo tons. .SSl2 per GENITAL Barley
Regular session-May, 100 tons at S45<c 100
go tons at $50 per GENITAL.
Afternoon session-W heat-May, i,4oo tons at
Sl331I per ceutal Barley-May, 200 tons at
s4$sc; lotions at sis4c per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
:, Drafte-sight, New York. per 500, Doc ster.
ling bills-On London, S)-dav. bang s4s- Sii.
yyer-bsrs, per ounce, s3(gS3Ilsc. Mexican dol.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Jan. 1S-Bar silver, 925 fine, $50.
Consois. IS l-l6d Bullion gain on balance paid
into Bank OF England, fl100o0; Bank Of
England discount rate, per cent
BHEADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. .-Wheat-Demand poor
No 2 Red Winter. steady, IS 9lad: No. Red
Spring, steady, Is IA
Corn-Demaud fair; unchanged; Spot, firm, As
514d; January, old, firm, IS $50.
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EVERETT-sEATrLF-T ROUTE
IA The new fast and commodious steamer CITY
OF ARER DEEM. carrying passengers and freight,
viii leave the following schedule daily. except
sunday. commencing Friday, Nov 25. 1892: South
bound-Leave everett, z as n. M; leave Mukilteo
$40 m Iv Edmonds, a. m; arrive Seattle. 1913
a. m leave Seattle $50 a. IN: arrive Tacoma,
1888 p IN. North bound-Leave acoma, 1870 p.
m; arrive Seattle, 80 D. IN; leave Seattle. 4:3O
p. m: leave Edmonds. g 40 p m; leave Mukiteo.
$3.50 p. m arrive Everett, Gas p IN. sundays
Leave Everett a m Returning leave seattls
ABB p. Landings-EveTett, Merchants Dock;
Seattle. Baker & COS Dock; Tacoma, y. +. DOCK.
Agents-Merchants Dock Co, Everett. II. w.
Baker & Co, seattle; telephone PA. J. r. Harmon.
Tacoma; telephone 45o THOS- :. 1EW,
Manager.
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A Dead Baby Found in Olym pia.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 13.-[Special. IA eead
baby was found this afternoon IN a box in
the rear of store in the business ce4,ter
of this city. Physicians testify that it
was born alive and was killed by ex-
posure. No arrests have yet been made.
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Jan. IS -. special w hest-I}etter
lfeline snd steady prices. Valley, sLIS1i.17ls;
aaAa "aila, iLo7i2Q1L10 Ter GENITAL; receipts,
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CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS,

iGalveston shows the Largest Increase
4 and New York tho Largest Decrease.
New IonK, Jan. 13-Fo,lowing is the
clearing house statement for the week
I,nded January II, as compared with the
corresponding period of last year:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLINGTON.

S Fl Coweil, San Juan M Locke. MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs Thompson Id, Tao Wilkin, Farhavesa
VIC Lewis & W, Y J C Morong, u s y
+ HOrslay, n Yakima u S White & d, L n
q Wainwright, s F + Miner. Portland
Bradford, Tacoma Riel, Vancouver
l. B stewart, Lowell W l. Iileston d. W, Eaco
q w Randall. Anacortes