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POMONA.
News Notes and Pleasant Persona
Points,


Points.
POMONA, April ia large number OF our
citizens accompanied the company boys and
Ninth regiment band to Los Angeles today.
The company occupied a special car on the
morning local
Among those who are in Los Angeles today
are r. A. Pollock and daughter, Miss Cora
Nance, Miss Chapman, Miss Annie Smith, Miss
Carney, Miss Anna Ruth, Miss Constance Ruth,
Miss g. ii. Marshall and others.
Judge Barnes Is spending today rustieating
in san Antonio canon. He is accompanied by
friends.
Mrs, +. G. Haley and children are in Los An
geies for short visit
Regular services will be held in all the
churches excepting the Universalist on Sun
day. No evening service at this church that
evening Rev. Craig will occupy the pulpit at
the Presbyterian.
The Pomona college glee club give a concert
in the Congregational church on Monday even
ing, April 18th.
Lewis B. Ely and Miss Gertrude Jordan are
10 be married next Tuesday in Oakland. The
prospective groom is well known here.
Rev. U. g. B. Perce, who is now in San Fran
cisco, expects to be home Saturday evening.
After two weeks vacation our schools re-
sumo ON Monday. April 10Th. This is the last
vacation before the summer one which begins
the latter part Of June.
The members OF the Unitarian church Sum
day school had picnic at Live Oak canon yes
terday.
Me1tenant-CoIonel Rowland N G. c., was
passenger to Los Angeles this morning.
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SANTA ANA.
Postoffic~ and High school Matters
News and P.rsOnAI Notes.

Poatofficr and High School Mstters-
News and P.rSOnaI Notes.
SANTA ANA, April 13-The report that Mr..
w. b. Hcrvy is opposed to the high school is
untrue. Your correspondent had talk with
him this afternoon, when he said he was in
favor of high school and would like to see
every child get college education if 1t was
possible but he is opposed to voting taxes to
erect high school building at present The
vote tomorrow Saturday is only to legalize
the expenditure OF the past year.
report was circulated today that Granvi1Ie
Spnrgeon had been appointed postmaster al
Santa Ana. Investigation revealed no good
basis for the report but 1t may be true, never
J. NJ Garrison, who was up in the mountains
hunting, shot and killed California lion Sin
feet long and weighing nearly 100 pounds
Workmen are at work putting in an iron
front in the Bruner building.
Miss Pauline Steere Will leave Los Angeles
tomorrow Saturday for San Francisco where
she VIII spend week, going thence to her
home In the east. Miss Steefe has been in
santa Ana all winter, and has made many
large number of Santa Ana people went to
Los Angeles this morning to witness the ma
rade. Company OF this city took part in the
parade. '-s
Capt. ]. H. Hall. Orange county's auditor
and his mother have left for a two-weeks'
visit to the midwinter fair.
SUPERIOR COURT
w. H. Spurgeon VS.. Santa Ana Valley Irrisa.
tion company; demurrer to complaint sub.
mitted on briefs to be fled
Estate and guardianship of Swope minors.
petition for appointment of guardian granted:
letters directed to issue to Oscar Heafd: bond
in the sum of $500. SS-1
In re estate OF Gronard: letters of admins
tration granted to Ed Tedford; bonds in the
sum of $3.50. - 'AAe
sedgwick Post G. A. R. of this city has an
pointed committee to arrange for an all-day
programme for Decoration day
BOrn--At Santa ASa, to the wife of A T.
Melchert, April 18th, a son. "
Company L has issued Invitations to n danca
on April 30th. The Thomas orchestra viii
furnish the music.
Prof. David Starr Jordon and his wife will
arrive on Saturday evening
Sam HIN, the tinman, stepped in hole in
the platform at the Santa Fe depot made by
the runaway team, yesterday, and came near
breaking his leg. Today he is walking on
crutehes.
Mr.. |. ]. Jeanes, near Anaheim, offers re-
ward of %25 for the recovery of his horse and
cart, stolen last Monday evening.
Fred Minter starts for Inyo tomorrow morn
ing.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HoLLENBECK,


A. r. Smith, Mrs Z. W. Il. Morton, Mrs. 6. O.
Sumner, Miss Is. s Wood 81. Louis: S. t. Fish
or, Or. K II. Clement. Catalina: Enims j.
Hedges. Mamie A. Gulick, Lincoln, Neb pr
]. D. Buck, Cincinnati; l. a. Wight, r Lee,
9. D. Goldman, Mrs. J. Keller, a. b. Keller
San Diego; A. q. Baker and wife. Phoenix; j.
D klmend0rf, Everett, WASH; Charles BArgler
g. 4. kothe, Lesdville, Col; J. A. Gibson,
Nordhon, J. H. Norton, II. Grant, Ariz e. W.
BECK, "a A. = Gross, \. a. spslding, chicago; Mr..
and Mrs 9. III. Goodman. Cotton; w. g. Whita-
ker, Cincinnati; s. s. Hunter Boston; T. suter.
Harstow; x. T. Frankenheimer, Riverside Mrs.
Laura Wilmarth, Redlapds; Mr. and Mrs s. r.
Maelay. N San Fernando; Mrs: Webster, Pasadena;
W. f. Carson, A. Gruhn, J. II. Beecher. f. Free
man, z. Jacobson. T. ]. Kelly, San Francisco;
T. ". Hall, |. ii. Munford, AIT. and MR. W, O.
Judge, Mrs. Cape, w. =. Stannard, New YORK;
!. Carns and daughter. ojai; +. M. Lippincott.
PennsylvanIa; ]. Il. MACK. Blo0min gton; Mr.
and Mrs. l. L Appleby, Wilmington, Def Mr.
and Mrs. 9. A. PAIN, Morton, Pa: q. II. Hunt
or, q !: Jacobs, Reading, Ps; Miss K. Levan,
Pottsvllle Pa; Mr.. and Mrs, W. r. smith, Mr..
ana Mrs. d. kanlsey, Miss A RAMSEY. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Bley, Philadelphia; ". ". Davis, Santa
CRUZ Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Carter, Sierra Madre:
7. w. Venemsnn, Evansville, Ind; W. II
Johnson, San Berpardino; Mr. and Mrs. G. A
RUSSELL Toledo o.; Mr.. aud Mrs. s. t. Swift
Lexington, KY: W. B. Peters, McKeesport Pa
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SANTA MONICA.
soms Seaside Notes aud OommeAta OF
Pr0ErOss.

soma seaside Notes aud Comments OF
Pr0ErOss.
SANTA MONICA, April I3.-The music of the
hammer and saw floats harmoniously with til at
OF the waves in the vicinity of the coll ossal
bath house being built by the North Beach
Bath House company, which is making pro
gress daily toward an early com pletion. There
is only one exclamation from our visitors who
watch he work: 'The finest bath house on the
coast'
Ia fiesta has taken all our citizens by storm
ana me travel in consequence Los Angeles
WARD Is extremely heavy, the evening specials
Wnien leave here every evening at 80 being
There was Joy in the household of Charles
Flerchert the other day caused by the advent
Oh another girl. Charlie says he will soon start
young ladies' seminary.
Several small cottages will be started the
fore part of the week
MI George Boehme is building two hand
some cottages on sixth street between Utah
ana oregon avenues; cost, $4,000.
Ihe Jones interest is developing water in Se-
pulNeda cahon TO irrfgate the 150 acres OF wal
Huts under the charge OF Mr. g McFadden
General !. A. Williamson OF Washington. d.
q. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. ROY Jonea
The western Union telegraph oiice win be
in few DAYS f-s7~
City attorney r. Tanner snccceded yes.er-
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Orphans Home Report.

TNHEsE ARE THE NAMES OF CHILDREN
l. admitted to the Los Angeles Orphans
home, since the last quarterly publications
Whole orphans--Olive Pooler, 13 years; Bur
ton Pooler, s. Leroy Pooler, 5; Carlos Vein
heimer, g. Half orphans, girls-Katie Holts-
blood, IA months; Stella Aleman, 1S months;
Gladys Herring, 2 years; GeneVieve May, 3 !;
Mamie Schofeld, 9; Bessie Bradley, II. Boys
Jacinto Fernandez, 3: John Herring, 8; Abram
Blumenthal, 3; Ernest Bayns, s.; Angelo Mora
lee, IL Willie Ferris, Ill George Bradley 10;
Arthur schofield, 13; James Sehofield IL |;
John Schofeld, 8; Gerald schofeld, d.
ROSE NJ HAGAN,
Chairman Admission Committee.
Los Angeles. April q, 1894. 4-101Ot
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day in having his client ]. W. Heart dismissed
and is elated in consequences
The drug store OF w. X. Sulliger has been
moved to the Hodge block.
At the council of the Congregationalists held
here the first part of the week 10 considtr the
that persuasion here should continue in their
noble work, decided that they should, the de-
nomination agreeing to give $500 and some
benevolent person agreeing 10 furnish the lot
for the edifiee.
John Brodwell, an old-time Southern Pacific
engineer and well known to many Santa Mon
Santa Monica.
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and MIN Stuff.

Grain and MIN stuffS.
BARLEY--Per centnl, $i.I5.
CORN Per GENITAL, T1.I5.
WHEAT--Pcr centa', Tll5.
FLoUR-Loea, extra family, per bbl.. R3 40;
northern aud eastern, S5.75.
MILL ERED-Bran, per tsn, S21: shorts, S23
cracked corn, 81 20; feed meal, 81 10; loiIed
Dairy Products.
BUTTeR-Fancy California creamery. pr roll
NM lbs) 40 n42Me; fancy tiairy, per roll (138
lbs.l, 33f93 ~; choice. 30l932lac.
CHEEsk- ,aliforuia, hA-t creaa per lb., 12@
tmail Glib handl 16c; western, fnll cream, .
O. domestic owiss, old, 1Sll20c; new, I5tG
1sc; imported Swiss, % a3U: IL mburger do
mesne1 Tag zoe; imported. 1s@20c.
lN21--E fl fresh AIeats.
Wholesale butchers prices for whole car.
cAsses
BEEF First quality. 5951zc do. light, 41l@
EAL-.Range. heavy, A d61ac; do. light so
5l3e daily, 6}2(07c.
1luTroN --%5Sa514c; spiing lsmb. 7@75Sc.
PeRK-SgSIac.
Provfsions.
II sMs-4Rex. local smoked, per lb I2c.
Cucncob, 1870; BonelesS, I2c: Piouic, Sc,.,
BACoN-kex boneiess breakfast per lb,
10c; Defiance, I0c; other grades, 9g9J3c
DRIED BEEF-Sets, per To-, lI>5c; inside.
DRY SALT PlRK--Bellies. clear, pr lb, slSc;
Short clears, 7l<c.
EOhk-ahll DhEFclbJ PoOU
LARD -Tierces, Ivory compound, per lb., 7c;
Rex, pure leaf Sc.
Poultry and Eggs.
PouLTsY-Per doz., hons, $5o0@5.75: old
roosters, Y450G5.0 young roosters, "a. 50(0
$50; broiters, B35C@L50; turkeys, per Ib Ii
9 &c; ducks, per doz., so. 5007. so; geese, p.r
head, $1.0O.
EGGs-Ganfornia ranch, 12@13c per doz.
Dried Fruit.
APPLEs-Sun dried, sacks pef Ib 709c:
bDVag. In 10G11 n NV srad Z o.
14@16e.
fEAcHEs-Faucy, unpeeled. 1906: peeled, Ia
@l6c.
PRuNEs-Cholce, boxes. per Ib., 799c, sacks,
5@7e; fancy, 9@10c.
Nuts.
ALMONDS Paper shell, per lb., 15@17c; soft
shell, 14(D15e; hard smell. 1O0I ic
PEANUTS CaIifornia. raw psr lb 5@6c;
@9c.
Fresh Fruits.
APPLEs-Per box, $l.75@2OO
BANANAs-Per bunch, So. 00022 25.
Len LsnsoSssmCnred. }, Cur per box, $l.75@2. 90; un-
oRASsE sEs-Nayels, per box, 81. .5O@2 90; seed.
lin9s, S10G@I25.
Beams, Potatoes, Onions, Etc.
BEANs-Per 100 lbs. blackeyed, So. oO@2 rs;
pink, So %; Lima S.. 5O@2- 60; navy, -. 25m
ESQ; small white, So 65@k.75.
BEETs-Per 100 lbs. soc.
CABBAGE-Per 100 los, 5O075c. ,s..s-
CARRoTs-Per 100 lby. soc. rr
ONIoNs-Per 100 lbs. $4.O0 49,
PARsNIPs-Per 100 lbs, $l.OO. W.
PoTAToRs-Per 100 lbs., 90c(9$1.1O.
TURNiPs-Per 100 lbs., 75c.
vegetables-A1iscs an sous. is
CAULIFLowER-Per dOz., 6Oc. ~
OELERY-Per doz. bunehes, SOC ~
CHILIs- DRY, per lb., zoe; green, SC, M
GARLfC-Per H., 304c.
LETTUCE-Per COZ, 15c.
ONIoNs-Green per doz buuchas zoe.
RADIsHEs-Per doz. punches, 2Oc,
SPINACH-Per d0z. punches, zoe.
Honey and Besswax.
HoNEY-Comb, per lb., 1O@12lSc; extracted,
5@6c
BEEswAx-Per lb., 21@25c.
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Wheat No. 2 spring, 6o5s; No. spring,
605s; Nc. red, 5Y95sl1
C0rn-No. 2, SO; No. d, yellow, 371<
Oats-No. 2, ~: no 2 white, 34O341z;
No white. 33Iz@33N.
Rye-Eo. 2, 49.
Bs.ley-No. 2, nominal; No. 8, 53@5S; No. 4,
57@55.
Flax seed-No. l, 81. 3oI491 3o15.
Timothy seed-Prime. S4.25.
Mess pork-Per bbl. S12 70012.75.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $3.50 a571z,
Short ribs-sides, loose, SO 55Q96 ,571S.
Shoulders-Dry salted, boxed. 3 S7Ia(56. ~.
Short clear-Sides, boxed, $6. .S50J7. 90
Whisky-Distiilers finished goods, per gal,
SLID.
Sugar-Cut loaf, unchanged; granulatsd, un-
changed; STANDARD, A, unchanged.
On the produce exchange todsy the butter
market was steady; creamery, 170D23o; dairy,
129l9c. Eggs steady strictly fresh, lie.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL April IL Wheat, firm, dsmand
moderste: holders offer moderately. No. I Cal
tfornis, 5s id05s I'd per cental; red western,
winter, 4s 10l4 tCg5s I'd.
Corn-QuieI, demand moderate; new mixed.
3s 1I14d
SAN FRANcIsco, April 13.-Wheat; quiet; De-
cernber, $l.177s
BarIey-Firm; May, S1oO; Decemb,r
$1.10A.
Corn-S1 40.
Bran-$a ~ 90 per ton.
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/. LONGO,
Merchant Tailor
goo N. MAIN, TEMPLE BLOCK.
Fine Workmanship
Moderate Prices.
LOS ANGELES. CAL.
Proposals for Painting Los Angeles
County Jail and Bridges,

OFFICE oFTHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
" of Los Angeles county, California.
Sealed proposals for painting Los Angeles
County Jail and the following bridges will be
received by the Board of Supervisors of Los
Angeles county, California, up to 2 o'clock D.
M. OF April IS, 1894. namely:
1. County Jail, two coats.
2. Foster bridge across old San Gabriel river
3. Old Mission bridge across old San Gabriel
river at old Mission crossing.
T. Combination bridge at DEVILS Gate.
8. 75-foot bridge on the Santa Susanna pass
road.
g. Ventura stage road bridge near Twelve
mile house on said road.
All bridges to receive two coats of metallic
paint
For further information relative thereto ap-
ply to the clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Bids to be accompanied by a certified check
in the sum of 10 per cent of the amount of
each bid
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Supervisors of Los
Angeles county, California
T. II. WARD,
County clerk end ex-oficio clerk of the
Board OF Supervisors.
BY G. w. BELL Deputy 4-3 lot
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Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
i ifornia, county OF Los Angeles-ss
In the matter OF the estate OF Charles Trei-
chel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the
2 tn day OF April, 1894, at 10 O'Clock a. M
of said day, at the court room of this court
Department Two thereof, in the city of Los
Angeles county of Los Angeles, and state of
California, has been appointed as the time and
place for hearing the application Of w.
q. p Treichel praying that e docu-
ment now ON file in this court purporting to
be the last will and testament OF the said de-
ceased, be admitted to probate, that letters
testamentary be issued thereon to him, at
which time and place all persons interested
therein may appear and contest the same.
Dated April 10, 1894.
T. H. WARD, County Clerk.
By C. w. BLAKE, Deputy.
Lee & Scott, attorneys for petitioner.
4-1D-13t
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San Frano,seo Market Review.

SAN Francisco, April l3-The vegetable
market is quiet just now. Canners are not
buying asparagus, although prices are low,
probably having enough on hand, on orders
falling of from the east. The full and satia-
factory supply OF fine sweet pess ell the year
round from Southern California has dulled
trace IN northern peas. New potatoes are plen-
tiful, but the quality is poor.
Pota oes are weak.
Onions are firm.
The market for fresh fruits is UNCHANGED.
A few strawberries come in all ;he time, but
supplies are light for the season.
Lines are stify held.
Butter is weaker at quotations.
Fresh eggs are very plentiful, aud the market
dull.
Cheese is weak.
The poultry market Is firmer for young stock,
but business Is dull.
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PstnI-uu,

Nsw YoRK, April 13-Petsoleum, easy;
nsylyania oil sales, uons; April option sa,eJ
noae CLOSED at $50 bid. Lima oil sales, none.
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The Tnxost.-" Brotgf's BrORchidl TFoches''
act directly on the organs of the voice. They
have an extraordiary effect in all disorders Of
the threat,
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Dr. ID. .. DfffeubaUher, Dsntfss,
No 1l91S 8. Spring street; rooma 4 aAd D,
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Enjcy yourself At reasonable xatss and dine
at the EAdeAu Cafe.
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NEW YORK. April lathe following table.
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total clear
tngs at the principal cities and the pereen tage
OF Increase or dec ease, as com pared with the
corresponding week lsst year.
Per cent Pr cent
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cold Cons Into sho Bauk OF EnRlana.
L0Npox, April 13.-Tho amount OF gold
gong Dto the BGux OF england on balances TO-
day wAs $50 o0O.
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Silver Bullion.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-Silver barR, $50
63lzc per ounce
Mexican dollars, 53@531Sc.
NEW YORK. April 1s.-silver bArE, G31Sc per
Mexican dollars 49c.
LONDON. Arpil 13.-silver bars. 2ss1d per
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C0UTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
- Co. Santa Fe Routel
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, FEB. IL, 1894.
Trsins leave aud are due to arrive at LoG An-
gelea LA Grande stationl First st. and Santa
Fe ave.
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JD Bieknell to NJ rphy-Lot 16, blk G.,
Flanagan sui af Orange Slope tract: 1928.
G Robinson to N Nolan ct al-Lot IL, Sha-
fer u LanleEman's resubd OF Dimmick tract !;
$3.50.
G Creole TO l. Cfesde-Land as recorded in
book Ss5, p 27O of deeds: ST.
w Meek ct ux to N Wheeler-S14 lot 2, blk
10, Park tract; $3.50.
A Mcfarland 10 J ] MortOa-Lot z, blk l,
Wrighrs add to Compton; S4OO.
N Larkin ct ux tn NJ Ru Rubhan-Part Of Sec l6,
T 2, X 10 w 10000.
@ c Nc omas to G Schutze-Und halt int in
und 4 OF sWL of Sec IL, T Z N, r Ia "; 50.
Taylor to Taylor-Lot 16, Wood
worth tract IS.
A E Cash CT con to S y Lewis-Lot g, blk g.,
Park tract: 1880.
d Mcfarland ct ux to W Brainard ct al
Lots 13 and 2J, Pinney Hotel tract; $l150.
SUMMARY,
Deeds.................... 80
Nominal ...... ........................ IL
Total - S 322d2 Sc
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
CHICAGO. April 13.-Wheat was feverish to-
day, plunging up and down the scale OF priceF,
and ending with gain of l9kc for May.
The corn market was firm, became very
strong within an hour from the close, and May
went up beyond It's highest previous price, July
kept going up about 2c per bushel In advance
of May. Later May sold as hign IS S1e6c and
Juy at 651zc. There was reaction to 6l3sc ut
the close, making net gain for the day OF i9sc
per bushel.
Provisions. after starting out on a bull ram
page, left of tame, with sc loss in pork and
21zc advance in lard, and without much change
in ribs.
Cash quotations we're ss follows;
Wheat, No. 2 Closing
April. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6O5z
Si%@e1A
Corn. No. p
Aptll- .s..sss..s....olta
MAY .............. ......0ot2
July ....:.................... S95z
Oats No. q
ay......................... s22sSs21l
June -...'.''........ ......s...s...-. ia
July.-. ...........- ..-.....-.s....s"ssss.ss. z0lz
september. s.s............,.......zJ28
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Our Last Nkenth I'm Business.
Sacrificing furnishing goods. LAG N. Spring.
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RanE Clanrinra-

Money-Commereial loans, 701o per ceut;
mortgages, Sg12 per cent.
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Grain M4vernents.

CHICAGO, April 13-Grain receipts and ship
melits were as follows:
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Grain and MIN stuff1.
BARLEY-per Genital, $i.15.
CORN Per GENITAL, T1.I5.
WHEAT-Pcr eenta', T1I5.
hLoUR-LOch. extra family, per bbl.. 43.4o;
northern aud eastern, $3.75.
MILL ERDD-Bran, PER tsn, S2l; shorts, S23
mixed feed (eorn and bariey), per ewt, ~ 10
cracked corn, 81 20; feed meal, 81 10; ,o;led
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Southern Paeiiic [NnlalI

IMPORTANT CHANGE or TIME.
FEBRUARY 20, 1891.
Trains ieaYe sud are due to arrive at
Los ANGELES ARCADE DEPOr9
Fifth street, daily, as follow:
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MINING STOCKS.
Los ANGELES STOCKS.

Los ANGELES. April 13.--The following quo
tstions on local SECURITIES are fu nished by the
PIrtle Real Estate and Trust company, 40. 229
West second strs ct. N9 $3.50 >
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BUTTeR-Fancy California creamery, pr roll,
az lbs) 40 a42Hc; fancy iairy, per ron (l35
lbs.l 35f93 ~; choice. 30i932lac.
CHEEsk- iauforuia, hst.t creaa per lb., 12(G
tniall (3-lb. handl Ice; western tnll cream, )
9 &c; domestic owiss, old, 15(g2Oc; new, I5td
1sc; Imported Swiss, % d3U III imburger do
mestic,A Tag l5e; imported. 1s@20c.
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siTver BuITtop,

Not included in Total.
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changed At 4 nor cent. The bank to-day gained

changed at 4 per cent. The bank to-day gained
f53, 600 on balance. At the London Stock Ex-
change British consos In early dealings were
weak but they closed without change at loz Tor
both money and the account In the open marAtt
rates for money remained y Qg-i6 per cent Tor
discounts and u per cent for daily balances bar
silver rose 5-l6 29i4d an ounce. American ran.
way shares were strong and the buying was OF
the best kind. ~ Paris French per cents
abruptly rose 80 centimcs to fO3.6212. The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of France showed an IN
crease Of 10S25, coo francs gold and decrease OF
l,075.000 francs silver At Paris AID BERN rates
Of exchange on London were slightly lower.
The committee of the bDndnolders OF the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad COmpan! per cent
guaranteed trust gold bonds +. = Bangs chair
man. announces that. though majority ct the
above bonds has already been deposited Wl'i
the American and foreign committees. "Hch
acting in concert. the American committee
Will. for the present continue t. receive H1i"S''s
OF above bonds with III STATE Trust Conipan! ~
New York. or the Shawmut Nahonai iahh'
Boston from whom copies Of the preliminary
agreement may be obtained. Neg tiabic ieceip's
will be issued for the bonds deposited.
The fret mortgage bondhoGcTs committee III
the St Joseph and Grand Island fdilr"au an
nounces that more thar a majority OF bonds are
under their control and that application WIZ Dc
made at once 10 have The Central trust 'pil-
panv's certificates issued in exchange Tor same
listed on the New York Stock Exchange. De
posts of bonds will be received until tnr'her
notice only on payment Of a penalty OF one per
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LOOKS ADVANCE SMARTLY
THE CLOSING STRONG. !
., CHANGES ARE GAINS OF FROM 1
FiN TO . PER CENT.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 1G.
SALES - OF RCNDS AND BANK STOCKS.
sALh' X Y. .23l. 1900 y y n II & II As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, August lb-p. III.
There was a distinct change in the speculative
temper. The departure Of the President from
Washington may have had something TO do with
it, although uncertainty about his action Oil the
Tariff bill was not relieved. What was perfectly
nlain was that as the final power in the Gov
eminent he proposed 10 take his time In con-
structing a message to Congress. Some sort OF
communication has become imperative whether
he finally concludes TO sign the bill or to WITH
hold his sanction. The country awaits breath
lessly the end OF the play before the curtain ~
rune down in the approaching elections 10 sign
the bill is infamy. because history Will declare
the Administration to have been In the pay anu
under the control Of powerful and unscrupuiouS
trusts: TO veto the bill Is to invite fresh DISCUS
sion Of a question about which his political party
has already shown dense ignorance MAJ -
especially desired now Is the explanation ioF the
approval or veto OF the bili
The further decline In rates Ior eHchaHse vi
Furope was however the most potent factor III
snaculatiOn In a certain sense IL Is 100 carry "
expe.t Immediate imports OF gold. but the u!vop-
ing tendency Of foreign exchange DrIhts t"., ,
nearer with unexpected rapidly Whether the
movement will be extensive or the Outnow re-
sumed after a while Is question NOT easily ar
swered Confidence Is a plant OF SLOW CROWN,
and speculat!on, when stupeled, REEVES ON!
after a long rest. All the indications To-Day
u,are favorable and large advances were mace py
oil tho active stocks and By many speciaItles' IN
some cases the buying was apparently lof 'le
short account but these were rare ana the CLOS
ing was strong although somewhat Deiow 'he
highest points
IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions In Govern
nent bonds at the Stock Exchange ana quo'a-
lions were unchanged as loiiows'
PA ed.