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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

IoeaSS qul dsria, eras nufcisntss para gre hu-
bisss do pussto busn TscaHdo. AsPitsStaha
que vSnia !" FsgAsdo foreI," era IL Tealtdad.
Per fortuna la psliefa -. nj sa.... H.. b."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08
SE REHALAN

AlmAnaques del AH0 1895 toaou los Qu.
somprea poT valor dc DOS PK9Os OINOUEN
IA OENTAVOS On ID OAmiuariA dc LA TX
POSIOION. II HGrisdAd eR 0l Eurtidoll
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Sc dsbeAA ceRpTAI A!gasss vidSioTAs dc is
I1e Ha acostumbI poneT en- los sparacoTss d
au tisadAE. 81 gu las tsngG de vests pae.s
sVinAR OHta HSdseci6a. tt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

De IN momsRto ctFo Hs oIpoxa On u No.
co. presidents de Bs1CsloRs, IL iatgsa del Oo-
Ts16p de Jesus, eHcAEgada poE 81 euTa de aquells
parEoqHia crGtaads poI Eosc1ipci6s heHhA entre
,tyAtsn tlahisH de sasalgar ID inageR de San
JcgA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08
BIGiGtETk6 PARA 48MBRtH
BIoIoLETAS PARA NINAS
BICICLET4S PARA Mos

Muy elegantes, de construction So
Ida moderna; el dltimo modelo, ige
10 como una plama ) fuerte como el ace
70, diYersos colores.
Acaban de reeibir los que venden
mas barato, SOBRINOS DE ARMAS
Cruz, I3, San Juan Puerto Rico. 10
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n genial PosGA nsiicAHo Salvador Dfaz :
ron, de quisa sic 70 hs mn hl II plssFa cut
$780, tyabs dement's, AfortunAdamsstS Ke o. CHI
t. 10 RsticiS, puss ceAt;H dA pIOIo en- Is 60
Gsl de VsTscrnx por una cuelti6n personal eR
uuO ui6 mu0rts & 81 adVerssrie
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CASA de Cambiun.a1sSssH 1Ss s5'ii k.4B:, asa
compran toda clase de monsdas de orc, plata q
pspel, accioHes del Banco, etc. Y giran coYts
vista Eobre Ia Capital J pusblos de Espana, Lon
drss, Paris, HAmburgo New York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

Diimcs anochs qHs es muy vAriaso ell pro
gIama ds Ia funci6A de la BSIoI ssta noehe.
Las pslsoaaS que desseA pa-ar IN to agrads
ole, ~ ben oonde scGdil. "a q ttahU 81 10
coaG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

a GIcsts IiushAda que sixiis IN
Nusva-Yegk suettfo dilt Hgaido psi Gse den
Francisco ]. Amy. publiea . T,trf del di tin.
guido litsrato portoriqueaa der Haruo z1o
l3aAifS de IL iaspiradA PostisA tAnhi6s Ruzstra
oAigAna Lela Rodrfgusz de To
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

Para Las prtximaI PGxsuas otHece .IEl TrS-
p'co", est blscimieito de cil1lds, IN mAgaifee
tuTtido de todGA claIes. 81 duaHo del nilmo
AoR J1an PI1k y Mas, coHoee 81 nsgocio ssIds
.asgo pusds alsk uvayae que fqusl 10 tiaNa rival.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

SxplicamRos llAmax Ia atsnoi6n de ID poll
cia aobre vaTios individuos que se Tesnen s Ii
saIidA dc la PneIta de ESpAAA, los cpaleI Ge
sntxotisaen en- pToyecAT los pabTOl cam.
peHinoa que VieAeH 81 merCado. a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08
Lozas da Canar.as

Lcr EenoTls a V,casts OoEa 2khiz de ests
loaeEcie, A. bsg Do lscibi s1A s1e4a psrtIds
10 lczss de CaaAEiss, de 4 "a yArs qua yasdaa
3Eecios lin tA4oE eR 81 arasssa sayias l6-s
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Los ssnitSS del psrIiis iaeondisioRsl -
AatGA B yamoE, Vsga.hai', AIssi5o. No, So
J Qas,Iadilias han tsIsgrad de u ssHax v. Il
/ Il ds Ia co'octividad, . hTe dess 81 leOiss
nanifaIto dAdo puY Oomlte OaatYal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

AyeEEc aS'stlezo1 lcS ra6aicos titr lSreE vario
ioas agURo On lea hAlrios de Is Capital SOLO 2
es 81 qui to DIatrito. Nm 81 Aosp.tGIillc
hAbfa As de ept 3 SO en- conValsssncia. La
epidenia, como % v6, dian11uys hoGablemente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

ri domiTg 90 pISldo 265 lmporsEta dcro.
taron Sa Il OAjA de Esouo' i'I J P't,tano =
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No olvidsn los galtr6asmoI que 81 YsRi
Eant elias De iciAS," De Ag .stfH Nsttiaes, Q. i
ie T4tufn. prspAra para h5y , aanAsa IN Eu:1
.Sto 'r0sn6" para los que vAyan . RlRCrH.s
cemeR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

In sl vapor "a Oayo Romsno," entrado .
puerto de Agaa lila Ell 8 del corrisRte, lego IL
tamcso tacho para Ia hasisRda 4 Nor geIrste :
de doR s. Am0ll MsRe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

Ds IN amiga qH0 qulOEa ocultAx ~ RombTe
eu 81 HiRvieats sRslto qSS publisamor, siH oubaY
70, do qas no sGtamos eo1toTmel cen algERos
da aus psrtisHlaYsH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

DeEde sl dis L. dol corE!aAts ha e<sAdo de
seT zusatEe sgsrts O. Rio-pisd1sE den T4sHCisae
0Gldsr6n, qRcdknao hssno eaEge do IL Agsnsil
ion FRlgsACio PiheYo. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

COX 3 uItEE0h A1osnb - 6AIV >
y LETANIA6 que, tpdA orqueatR % cAntarou
en Il parroquIAl de San Francisco 0n 10
nor de Il aPuIi'ima OoScepci6R." Al acto sSiS-
ti6 al Iitmo ssdoT Obispo dioceIano y el temple
xeault6 psquefiO para eontsMox en- 81 laconcuYron
clio que asati6 Gss alto xellgiogo; texminado q.
fu6 be qNemaron On Il PlaxHela de II EefoYida pa.
sYoquia bonitoB fuegon de sTtidcio llaMando mu-
|sho ID atanei6n el 6'timo que Teprsaen.
taba an temPlo que ostsntaba q "a cs1tro ID
imagen do Il Raina dc los Oioloa iIuminadn
cor probation dc Iuess dc distIntou Oolc1ss.
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DeAde nAs sahIo'o Es come sR ls Capit:
10 Pusrto R'eo - sR pl TsItsRTARt La CatalDna,
San FIGzeiaco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

Z vueIvs Pusuta de Terra. On amigo de
dieho haIsio nes diee: /" AysR passfbass psr
erto haryla N indiylduo dc Il tlibR ap aantIIea
] aaaslnaae a nsgllsie q Rasa ass las Pslsbges
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PY0eio dc Il ex0Tgl

PYocio dc u ex0g0iA oI6stIioa.-ssLsA humiG.
Ts ElestEQuep nos suminiStya AlgunaS eiExas xaio,
rents Il quo plga el cpnsHmideR dc eneyRla
elt atrisa a. yaVlap leealidadeG IN Lyen e "a.
Rsa als ssa.es re- y hglts0lN hers, lsa
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sortae l6


Idsm lS.-FastRYs RtmeTo... 893
BAnoo EspaHol de Tuerto RioO.-sltuAci6H
del uiVmo en- Ia tATds del "a d. ReviOmors fl.
lue.
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Sc COTS cai4 eta Capital clISes "a.
JabA de S2s4 $2s2 H.s'snssE S8l4
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NWaT1nera0 dOsds dos
penos sA Aast4Rte paka aLnoa dc sAAtto hAata do.
a adaa de adRd, y.
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Sastreria Francesa

Gala de i FORTALEzA NUMKRO 81 d
ado del colxaAdo de L9iha.
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ARASTO PuRLIQO

AbASIO FUbI1OU
ProciO aa IL saras de res 6 as ehs- :
kiJo; dc eOldo 30 ch avol.
The herald., 1894-07-29

helped to freedom, as far as he could,
ell the larks and birds of song. He
would have freed them all, If he could.
but poor, unfortunate, well.intentioned
mortal, he did not know how to release
them, though he know very well that 60
many were captives and Gagged"
Old Bat is q unique creation, or rather
fine portrayal. for We fancy this char
aeter is taken from real life-a study
rather than creation Of the authors
imagination. The story gives emphasis
to vital truths which are uppermost in
millions OF minds today. We are msde
to ieel how bountiful 10 nature and how
utterly inhuman are social conditions
which grind honest industry to the most
ablect slavery and force virtue into the
arms OF vice. The now social ideas are
discussed, and the beuefcence OF the
land reform sdvocsted by Mr.. George is
emphasized in many linse, and yet the
author seldom breaks the interest OF the
story by moralzing. Hs teaches rather
by illustrations, which force home eco
nomic and ethical truths. The writer
loves his fellow men, and the book will
give hope and courage TO thousands of
strugelers. 1t will help those who read
it; for whenever one writes from heart
overwelling with that human sympathy
which clothed the lips OF Jesus in glory,
be bscomes helper and savior to other
lives. all who are weak and heavy
laden should read this book.
The herald., 1894-07-29
Emery Wheels.

The manufacture Of emery wheels by
an improved process Is announced. The
matrix whirh binds tho emery PARTICLES
together has In this case received especial
attention, tho materials used being calcu
lated to produce amuch more compact and
perfect tool than heretofore. A mixture
Is 1nnde of German or other soft glass with
a small proportion Of nletalicide such as
lead oxiGe, which possesses the property
of reducing the fusing point of the glass.
The emery is thoroughly moistened with
water, so that tho surface of every particle
shall be dampod, and it is then added to
the binding mixture and its constituents
perfectly Incorporated ono with another.
A suitable amount OF tho mixture is ram
med into a metallic mold, which is made
into tho shape intended for the tool, and
after being tightly pressed together with
plates tho mold and Its contents are ex-
posed to tho heat Of the furnace, raised to
such a degrse as will fuse tho binding ma
terisl, and the mold is afterward placed in
an annealing furnace, so that the cooling
shall SO on gradually. 1t is found that the
metallic mold contracts more quickly than
Its contents and to prevent any injury to
the wheel tho mold is divided into two
parts, these being connected by adjusts
BILE screws. New York Sun.
The herald., 1894-07-29
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and Min stuns.

Grain and Mill Stuns.
BARLEY-Per GENITAL, S1.z0
IoRN-Per centai. $l,l5
WHEAT-Per GENITAL, Tl.l5.
FLoUK-Local extrs family. pet bbl., S4.oo
northern and eastern, $i.15.
MILL FEED--Bran. per ton, $24: shorts. 1928;
mixed feed tcoin and barley, per cwt, 10;
cracked corn. sl.20; feed meal, 81 10; rolled
Dairy Products.
BuTrER-Fancy California creamery, per roll
t1M Ibs.l. 40@4zl5c: fancy isiry per roll az
lbs.), 3S@3T1ac; cnoce 30G32l5c.
CHEEsE-Jai fornia, naIf cream, per h., loo
lie; do full cream, lac; Young msIiea, l5c:
snia II (3-lb. HANDY. Ice; wester1, full cream ! 5
@l6c; domestic swiss. old ls@2oc; new, $50
Ioc; i'm ported Swiss, zt(g3Jc. i,imburger, do
mestic 14Gl5c imported, lSV20c.
Provision.
HAMs-Rex local smoked per lb:,. 15c Corn
cor, l3Ac Boneless, lsc; Picnic. s.c;
ance loo; other grades, 9@9Hc.
Dried BErF-sets. per lb., 14Ec: inside,
1890
DRY SALT PORK Bellies, clear, per lb.. s1zc;
short clear, Sic.
Pie PoRk-Half bbl., $3.50
LAED-ricrces. ivory compound, per lb, 7c
Rex, pure leaf &c.
Fr1sb Meats.
Wholesale butchers prices whole car
cases:
.BEEF-rirst quality. 5g517c; DO, light, 41S@
.ynAI-kanse heavy, 4l6@5}Sc; do. light, SO
tsSe; dairy, 5000 -,
muIToN-t1s 51S J; spring lamb 7@f1ac
PoEk-SgSlsc.
Dried Fruit.
APrLEs-sun dried, sacks. per lh, 7@sc;
boxes. per H., 1o011c; evaporated, aney
lie.
ArEIcoTs Fancy, per lb.. 11@12I5,; pooled.
l4Nl6c.
PrAcHEs--Fancy, unpeeed. 7@9c; peeled,
i4Ml6c.
PnuNEs-choice, ooxes, per lb., 7@sc; sacks,
5G7c; fancy, 0(Gi0c
Fresh Fruits.
APPLEs-Per box, $t.76,02. 90.
BANANAs-Per bunch, 81. oOg2. %.
cI,sS ns%essOa1eS; Z, ooM, per box $l76S2oo' un-
onAasG.nssysls, p'r box, sl.5ogs. CO., seed
ALxorDs-Paper shell. per ib., 15@17c; soft
sheil, IA also: hard SHELF iO1Ilo
PRAEUTs--- California, raw, par h., b@6c;
toasted, 7SSc; eastern, raw, 6tS7c; roasted, SO
Vegetables.
BEANs-Per 90 lbs, black-syed. Sc. 00Qs7 %;
pink, SO. IS; Lima, Sc 5g0s2. 90; navy, g. $50
250; small white, $265Dz75.
BEzTs-Pef 100 per lbs, 900
CABBAGK-Per 100 lbs, 5OD75c
CARRors-Per 100 lbs, SOC.
e ONIoNs-Per 100 15s., $500.
V1x~ x~tabies-Miscslianeo
CAuLuLowER-Per doz., 6Oc.
CElERY-Per dez. punches, 60c.
CHI.Is-Dry. per h., zoe; green, So.
GAELIC-Per lh., 3(G4c.
LET ElTUCE-Pcr doz., l5c.
ON1pNs-Green, per doz. bu1ches, zoe.
RADIsHEs-Per doz. bunches, zoe.
EARsNIPs--Per 100 lbs, ST..
PoTAToKs-Pei J 20 lbs, 9B(GSl.10.
TURNlPs-Per roo lbs, 75c.
Honey and Boeswsx.
HoNEY-Comb, per lb., 1O912Hc; extracted,
5a6c.
BEEswAx-Per h., 21@25c.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTEY-Fer doz., hens, $5.00057'; old
roosters, -. 50G5. 90. young roost-rs, IA. 500
$50; broilers, 50. .60G4. 50 turkeys, per h., IL
@l3c, ducks per doz., $3.50 e7.50;> geese, per
hesd, 81
Eees-Californlsr ranch. 1908 per doz.
The herald., 1894-07-29
gecrets of Chewing Gum Makers.

A chewing gum factory that claims the
distinction cf being thc third largest in
tho world may be found within the gates
of Chicago. Though one is not permitted
even to glance into the great room where
the clang Of machinery indicates the sa-
cred spot, aud though one cannot converse
with the liege lord who, locked in his pri-
vate office, concocts mixtures to tickle the
palate of the professional gum chewer,
there are many interesting things to be
heard and seen in the packing department.
One of the managers laughed aloud at
tho baro suggestion of ndmittance being
refused on the ground that the ingredients
are injurious.
"Some people actually think" he said,
"that chewing gum is made from old rub
ber boots and refuse matter Tho fact is
that only pure materials are used, tho
principal ingredient being an ekudation
from species Of rubber tree native in
Mexico"
"What is the appearance of this sub
stance?'
lit is q thick brown sap of the consist
ency and color of maple sirup We get
1t in tho original state, with particles Of
bark and dirt. This goes through O long
process of cleaning. Then, of course, the
process of making is q profound secret.
There is man in our employ, by the way
who for 81 years has done nothing else but
experiment on new brands of chewing
gup No, even manager could not take
his wife through the factory, so rigid are
the rules. Each employee knows only his
particular part Of the work, so tho secret
of making, as a whole, is preserved.
'Are the materials expensive"
"Yes, for tho original gum costs 81. 10 a
pound in ton lots, ana the essential oils
used cost 81 a pint These are the princi-
pal ingredients. "-0hicago Tribune.s
The herald., 1894-07-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SATURDAY. July %.

SATURDAY. July 70.
G W Tubs ct ux to Emma Cummnxs-Loss q
J. and IL, blk l., Walnut Grove tract: $3.50.
Callfornts Loan and Trust company TO Thos
SEwing-Und Jwo-thirds lots IL and II. Hogan
tract; 81.
Pomona Cemetery association to Brown
Lot 2o4, Pomona cemetery; $50.
q Long to Los Angeles county-40 foot strip
running flom station IL to station 13, Row
lana road district grant.
Eva schindele TO M Neuner-Lot IL, blk 56,
Cummings sub blk 30, H s; $3.50,
W Bryantet xto Mrs NJ Bryant-Six acres
Ro La Ballona; $1,000.
A M Irish ct ux to St0cking-Lot l B, blk
Is, BrOadsUres; 81.
A c Hiscock It ux to w Bennet.-Part of LOT
2, blk 23, lark tract $40.
WFBennett ct ux TO A C Hiscock-North 4
acres lot 4, blk 3, Kingsley's sub Pomona; $40.
Victor b Duboce ct ux TO Anna Cohn-i.ols Ii
and IT, blk 8, WolfskiIi crchatd tract; $40.
SEAmes ct con to Burkhart-Los b. and
lot 2 bl 7, Ames sub Glassell trt; $500.
Il Frey ct ux to same--Land on side Tenn Pile
st. commencing IS 1t 10 from NV cor lot bl
90 Park tut; $2
Rcseda.e Cemetery Assn TO Geo Rice Lot 90
sec o, Rosedale Cemetery; 500.
German ANN Sygs bk to w WNicholGon-Part of
lot IL, Botiller trt; $4,000
M Flint to s G Msicy-Und 4 lot Is. Myr-
tel. .e's sub Messick trt vi.
VIM Nash TO II Martin-Farm lot 1872,
Ann Col trt; 80.
ME- Haynes to Geo Z Endres-Lot 10 bl B,
De nison Irt; $400.
Vicente Machsdo de Lugo to Laura King
Morlan ct ux to Herron-Lot II,
LOngstrtet trt; $1,000.
Il Chick ct ux 70 J B coates-Lot 13-bl 8,
Beaudry trt; $4,000
&C Jones to Bishop-Lot Is bl A, Bish-
ops sub Ainambra add trt; 50.
Mrs II X Mecracken to G M Smith-Cndivid-
ed ttree-fourths OF lot ID, blk 3, City Center
trt; $3.50.
Charles Deutsch ct ux TO N J Carter-Lot J..
Deutsch's sub OF Sierra Madre trt; S5.
A 8 Robinson ct lix to X OBborus-IIot 81
Mlltimore trt; $50o.
A Il Cham bleIs ct con to W Miller-Lots
2T6, 277 and 2S9, Wicks' sub Garbolino, Coop
er, south and Porter trt. and lot 23 and s u OF
lot 33. wilson & Gillis sub OF McQusio srt
$1,000.
q q Durfee to q Chapin-Lot 13, blk l,
Florence Station trt: $50
VD Dubooe ct ux 10 Ella Higgins-Lot %
blk ~, Wolfskill Orchard trf; $40.
John K Southworth ct ux to Fannie Parker
Lot 81 Hazards sub of Griin's add l. A
$500.
Jp Brockmeiar to W II Neswender-Lots 8
IL and 13, blk rs, Burbank; $40
Wp Webb TO A Dorm et al-Agreement to con
vey lot 15 and w 1884 acres of lot 16, Paint
er's replat lands of PainLer e. Bail and 81
shares Of water stock; $500.
University OF So tnern California to w Il
Keller-Part OF lot II, blk n. West Los Any eles
$20c.
VIM Mead to B Mansisrgina-Lot 81, Bauchei
tract; $500
VD Duboce ct ux to Jas Maillipg-Lot 12, bll
5, Wolfskill Orchard tract; $40
Harlow Gilceit to ct ux to Nm II Cook-Lot
8, blk / /, San Gabriel; $25
SEMINARY.
Deeds. ....................,, ,........ 81
Nominet. ......-....-........... -. - -
1olHi ---...-.-.....--...... Sof,Szu. w
The herald., 1894-07-29
AVE MARIA IN ROME.
Far away dim violet mountains
Fade away from sight.
Flashinc ffrtn fo,tnstic fountains

Far away dim violet mountains
Fade away from sight.
Flashing from fantastic fountains
Bets the liquid light
Where from nyr,ph or triton's lip
Bubbling ~atcrs drip and drip,
Bubblinq day and night.
Penled from tower to answering tower
Ger the city syells,
Ringing in the hallowcd hour.
Rhythm Of brlls on bells,
And on wings of choral song
Conhuent hearts to MEry throng
From dim clcietered cells.
On the golden ground of Even,
Like half way homo
On the pilgrim road to heaven,
Floats st. Peters dome.
High, high, in the air alone,
Mans dread thoughts transformed to
stone,
Pinnacled DER Rome.
-Mathilde Blind in Magazine Of Art.
The herald., 1894-07-29
A Show of Hands.

Ono day NJ. Cure was candidate for
the municipal council Of Paris Waugh
rard. Cure was son Of Burgundy peas
ants. Ho had started as q working gar
dener and afterWard set up as market
gardener. His opponent Yves little gen
tleman Of puny and weak appearance,
who cried with all his voice:
You ought to elect 1ne represent the
labor party. am workman.
When he had finished his speech, Cure
took him by the arm, to his great alarm,
and led hira TO tho edge Of the platform
There ha said:
Show your hands. Hero are mine"
Then, amid the applause of the audi
encc, he Displayed by the side of the hand
of tho "Tarkmsa," thin and white, a
hand as broasi ana full as battoir. Then
said he contemptuously:
Which Of us is the true workman"
Then the man who pretended to repre-
sent the fourth estate gnve way. Prin
ciples Of Socialism," Y. Guyot
The herald., 1894-07-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
This Days Businsss the New York
Stook Exch-nga.

This Days Businsss ON the New York
Stock Exch-nga.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-There is very little to
be said OF todays stock market, which reached
point OF stagnation which IL abort time ago
would have been considered impossible of at
tainment with total sales OF less than 40, 900
shares, the speculation could not have been
very interesting.
Govern ment bonds were STEADY; state bonds
inactive.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
New YORK, July 25.-Mouey on oail-Kasy,
at per cent; last loan at per cent; closed at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-3Go5 per cent.
Sterlng exchonge-Firm, with actual busi-
ness in banhers' hiiis u ~. SS3st9t. oSl5 for de-
mand, and $4.S76Dt s7l< for 6O-days
Posted rates-$4 5SGDi 5jl5.
Com mercial Bihs-S4. S0l403 S61z.
Silver certiicstes-U4sg65c.
SAN FrAScIsco, July 2S.-9lght drafts on
New York, per 800, i0c.
sterling biils on London, bankers 60dsy
bills. $4.S7A
I,oHpos, July 23.-Consols. 1915
Bauk OF England discount rate, per cent
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, July 25.-The closing quotations
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San Francisco Grain Market.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-Flour quoted as
follows: Net cash prices for Family Extras,
S3 4O@3 so; Bakers Extras, S33O93. 40; su-
perfine, W. 5o92 70.
moderate. Standard shipping. S6M9S71c;
milling, 81. 02}4@1 .0715.
Barley-A lignt business has been done this
week. Quotations: Feed, new, S0tgS2l4c;
old, S2la(GS5c; brewing, new, S7,a@90c; Lhsv-
alier standard, ST.. 20tG1.25.
Oats-The week now losing has been drag
eiar one for the t trade Milling, 81. 15& l. IS:
Surprise, 81 .30tDl.35; fanny fed, $1,000
I,25; good 10 tnoice, $l.1OD1.171a poor 10
far, S5c@s1.O5; black, nominal; red,
nominal; gray, 81 050l 10.
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San Francisco Produce Mari

San FrAucfscO FroducN MsfKSt'
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-The only change
reported in the vegetable market today was q
drmer tone in some varieties of corn.
Potatoes clean up we'll at quotations.
Onions are firm
Suppties of all kinds are liberal.
The receipts oil fruit are abundant Prices are
steady.
Grapes are in light demand, with heavier ar
rivals.
Citrus fruits hold firm.
The demayd for butter continues active and
prices rcle firm.
Choice ranch eggs are strongly held.
Cheese is unchanged.
The poultry market Is shade nrmer for hens
Ducks are weak. The demand is fair.
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Her Regret.

A benevolent lady surprised q reporter
one day when he camo to her house seek
ing information on scandal in her neigh
borhood Though she had no scandal news
for him, she gave him her sympathy.
why are you sorry for me?" he echoed in
some amazement. Because you havc to
look up the dissgreeable things 1t would
be SO much happier for you il you only re
ported the pleasant things. Faith and
Works
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At n Tea Party.

That's an uncommonly pretty girl over
there pouring tea"
Yes, she is one of the reigning bellies this
season."
"Ah, these bellies never reign but they
pour. r."-Baltimore Catholic Mirror.
The herald., 1894-07-29

BAN FRANCISCO, July 25.- Silver bars, 62Sz0
627sc per OF.
Mexican dollars, 5115051s4c.
LONDON, July 2S.-Bar silver. 1925 hne,
2s24d.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Bar silver, 62s<c per
ounce.
Mexican dollars. sic.
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c,,,a~o Grain and Prov,sions,

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Prospe cts of rain in the
corn hell aampenea the srdOr OF the bulls in
corn today, ana other markets followed that
Grain in the easiness which resulted There was
q rally from the low figures, however, and corn
and wheat finished bul 1sc lower each.
Oats closed 4e lower, and provisions at
slight decline. -,
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6Ilvor Il ullion.

The banks now hold $7l ,OO3 725 in excess
of legal req 1irements--25 per cent rule.
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Eckstrom does the wall paper business of
the city. Hn haaa Large stock, good taste and
lowest prices 800 S. Main st.
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Bullion Conc Into the Bank OF England.
LONDON, July 25.--The amount OF gold gone
into the Bank of England today on balance,
Was E9, 900.
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Arcade Depot

All OF the seaside and local interior trains
stop ut the nsw station, cor. Of First and Ala
media Streets.
the trains arriving from Santa Monica at y
AIN. and 8 :27 pm. stop only OF The Palms and
University. between Santa Monica and Arcade
depot.
Local and through tickets sold, baggage
Checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made and general information given upon ap-
phcation 10 J. M. CRA Wiley, Assistant Pas
senger Agent, 14I s. Spring at, cor. second.
CHARLES SEYLER, agent at depots.
RICHARD GREY, General Traflic Manager.
4. ii. GOODMAN, Genl Pass. Agent.
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.Daily. tDally except Sundays. tsuudays
only
Stages meet the a. m. and IL: :25 p. M trains
at Pc sadena for Nj. Wilson on new trail.
PASSENGER leaving Los Angeles on the q.
M train for Mt. Wilson can return same day.
Special rates to excursion AMI picnic parties.
Depos east end of First at. and Downey ave.
bridges
City ticket office at A. B. Greenwald's cigar
store, corner First and spring SITS.
General Offices: First st. depot
L. h. BURNETT, General Manager.
w. WINCUP, Gen. Passenger Ag't