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LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and MIL StuEs.

Grain and MIL 5tuEs.
BAHLEY- Fer GENITAL, 81. 20.
tuES-Per GENITAL. 81 IS
MlfEAT-Eer ceDtAi %l.15.
FLuuR-Locai exIra family, per bbl., S4 90
n1ttn~ n mud eastern, $l.l5.
MILL FEED--Bran. per ton, $ei; shorts, T23
lhiX feed (coIn ana bsriey), p@r nNt., 81 10
cracked corn. j 1.4o; feed nlosl, 81 IL; folieC
barley, Sl.30.
Dairy Prndrcts.
BuTrER-F:1cy California creamery, Per rol
tl9- b'.l 4Od1i.Ls-: iancy d-ify per Io.l Qa,
lbN.j, 3y(G3Il.c, cnOlce 30Gs31sc
HEEsH--CAilornis, null .eani, per Ib, 1C@
1tc; do full cream, lac; Young Am iice, l5t
snail (34b. hanoi, &c; western, fun cream !.
Wl5c; dome TIC swiss, old. l30p2Oc; new, 15@
.ee; Imported swiss, @e93lc. mburger, d.
nestle, l4@l5c; imported, lS@20c.
Frav.aton
HlMs--Rex, local SMOKED l CT e. 15c; Corn
COZ, 1910; Bonelcss, I2c; It-u , Sc.
BAcoN-Gex. baneiess lrelkfast, l0c; Def.
aner ZOE; other grades. 3GJ<.c.
DRIED BEEF-Sets, per lD., 14Sc; inside
12Isr.
DRY SALT PORK Bellies. clear, per h., s15c;
short clesr, Sic.
nG PoRA-hHlf Dbl, $3.50.
LAaD-rierces ivory CON mpous d, per h., &C.
hex, pure leaf, SC.
Fresh Meats
Wholesale butchers price ier ghole car.
BrEF-First quality. s515c; oo,, light, 41s@
Az; third. 4gA19c.
>yEAL-Ran 2 n.avy, 4l6@5}4c; DO. light, SO
=
MuTToN-t;2 ga; spring lamb 7@715c.
PoAk-S@913c.
Dried Fruit.
APPLEs-Sun drie1, sscks, per H., 7@8c.
boxes. per lb., 100i1c; evaporated, anUy.
ApRlcors Fancy, por lb. 11012hS'; peeled.
i4pl6c.
rEAcHEs-Fancy, unpeeled. T@oc; peeled,
Ii n16c.
rGUSEs-Ohocc, hoxes, per lb., 79oc; sacks,
5G7c; fancy, go oc.
Er@rh Fruits.
APPLEs-Per box, ,Sl.76G2 90
BANANAs-Per bdnch, ~. 000D2. 25.
Le eMo6hs0Clrcd, 6 per box, $l.75G2.00; IN
oEANGEs-Nsvels, pr box, 81 5o92 90; SC, ID
lings, $l.000i25.
Mats.
ALMoYDg--Papcr shell, per ib., 15017c; soft
shell, IA al5c; hard shell, l0GIlc.
PEANuTs.Californ-a raw, per lb., 5@6c;
toasted, 7GSc; eastern, law, 6te7c; roasted, SO
yeEstables.
BEANs-Per 90 lbs, bln keyed, SO. Ood12 25;
PINK, $50; Lima, " > GEO; navy, 2.250@
= 30; small white, 81 65Qyk.T5
BEETs-Per 100 ger lbs, 9Dc.
CABBAGg-Per 100 lbs. 50@75c.
CAIRO Rors-Per 100 lbs, 5Oe.
ONIoNs-Per 100 lbs, $4.O0.
Veg ss-Miso~l!aneous.
CAULIFLowER-Per doZ., GUc.
CELERY-Per doz. bGnehe., 60c.
CHI-Is-Dry. per ID, zoe; green, sc.
GARLIc-Per lp., 304c.
LE1TuCE-Per doz., Zoe.
ONIoNs-Green pr ooz. bunohes, 2Op
RADIsHEs-Per dsz. bunchea, zoe
PARsNirs-Per lG0 ios., 81.
PoTATOAS-Pei 90 lbs, 9d@Sl.10
TURNIPs-Per 100 lbs, 75c.
Honey and Eerswax.
HoNEY-Comb, per lb., 1o9i2lsci extracted,
ace.
BEEswAx-Per lb., 2l@25c.
Poultry aad Eggs.
PoULTRY-Per doz., hens, So 0O@5.75; old
ROSTERS, $f.5O45.00; young rooht rs, S4 so g.
$50; broilers, $4,000. so: turkeys per h., IL
Qgl3c, ducks per doz, $3.50 s7.50; geese. per
head 81.
EGGs-Californiara anch, 12@13 per dcz.
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SANTA MONICA.

Tho G. A. II. Esncampment Local
News Notes.
SANTA MONICA, July 10.-The finance
com mmittee OF the G. A. II. encampment
met Monday evening at Judge Willis
courtroom. Commander Kutz and Col.
Brooker were present, and every thing is
in shape for the largest and best en-
campment of veterans OF the state ever
held. They will come from ell over
Southern California and as far north as
Solano county. There will be 200 tents,
and every indication points to glorious
reunion of the boys in blue ct Santa
Monica. com mencing July 23d.
The Methodist camp meeting has
been indefinitely postponed.
Niles Alice Whitaker OF Ninth street
celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday
by giving party to number of her
little friends which furnished no end of
amusement to the little ones and as
much more to their elders. Little Miss
Alice royalty entertained her friends.
Il. 0. Henwick has started to make O
tatfy ct the kitchen on Utah avenus
which ne says will cause both employer
and employee to bs bound in sweet
union provided both eat enough of it.
The local tent Of the X. 0. L. nj. will
give an entertainment Saturday evening
OF unusual merit.
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acted in self defense, the other not

acted in self defense, the other not
at all.
A party of colored people-misnam-
ed Jubilee singers-gave an alleged
concert in the Baptist church Saturday
evening.
@. s. Hutchinson, o. ]. Newman, F.
G. Fickas, 0. L. Ssely and f. VI. Sci
bert accompanied Grand District Deputy
N Steppy to Pomona. Monday evening,
to assist in installiug the newly elected
officers of Etna lodge, Knights OF
Pyttiiss.
H. B. Martin's beet harvester, with
latest improvements, ia on exhibition,
near the bank building. The principal
improvement consists in the nubstitu-
tion Of q new balancing device for the
wheels heretofore used.
Bernard Lea arrived in Chino, Satur-
day afternoon, on visit to his brother,
John II. Lee. Mr.. Lee comes from the
Goler mining district. where he is in
terestsd in several paying mines.
Daily analyses OF sugar beets show an
average increase of l per cent equiv
slent to 40 cents per TOM over analyses
made on corresponding dates last year,
which. estimating this seasons crop at
only 1000 tons, mesns an additional
$4,000 ior the farmers on the Chino
ranch.
The HERALD agent here receives orders
every hour of the day from disgusted
Times subscribers. The Times is vir.
tually boycotted.
The herald., 1894-07-11
COURT NOTES.

A Judgment on Uehesring Am rmcd'
PIatt and Buelilsr Gases Continued.
In the matter of tho rehesring by the
supreme court in the case of K. G. Du-
lin, respondent, vs. the Pacific Wood and
Coal company, an order waa received at
the Los Angeles Office affirming the judg-
ment heretofore rendered by the court.
The cases of Mess-s. Platt and Buehler,
members of the board of education. un.
der the accusations by the grand jury.
directing them 10 show cause why they
should not be removed from office, were
yesterday continued by Judge Smith and
placed on the trial calendar. The con-
tinuance was consented to by the dis
trict attorney.
Mrs. Ella J. Pope was granted a di-
vorce by Judge York from Charles A.
Pope, on the ground of non-Rupport.
Rebecea Cox was sdjudged insane in
Judge Van Dykes court yesterday and
com nitted to the asylum at Highlands.
Henry Bleecker, native of Canada.
was admitted to citizenship yesterday
by Judge Shaw.
In the case of Kinney ct al. vs. the
Southern California Railway company,
Judge Shaw yesterday gave Judgment
for the plaintiff for 5000. 1t was an &C
tion for unlawful entry of land in the
Ballona rancho, the plaintiff asking for
$1,000 damages and $1,000 rent.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Preliminary papers we're filed yester-
day in the county clerks Office in the
following new suits:
County OF Los Angeles vs. Mary Bald
ridge ct al. suit ior eale OF certain
premises upon lien for work OF fumi.
CATION by the horticultural commis-
sione.
James D. Reymert va. Mrs. Ada B. s..
Phillips; suit for $400 for legal services.
J. G. Cline, assignee, VS.. Los Angeles
National bank ct al. +; petition in inter
pleadsr.
A divorces complaint was filed by EN-
ma N. Chanslor against Joseph A.
Chanelor.
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TERMINAL ISLAND.
The Tide OF Travol Growing-New
NoEas.

The Tide OF Travol Growing-Nsws
Notes.
TERMINAL ISLAND, July 10.-The tide
Of travel that has been surging this way
for the last two weeks shows no signs OF
abatement, the steamer Corona hich
left the Terminal wharf Monday even
ing, taking large number of pasnen-
gers for different coast peints, north
ward. A very large consignment of
mail for our northern neighbors, that
the Terminal brought down, was taken
aboard the steamer, as was also great
amount of freight end baggage.
The railroad boya on this end OF the
Terminal in particular, have anything
but "eoft snap" these mild, ealubrious
summer days, handling and distribut-
ing the immense amount of freight
which now goes over the road. But
they are equal to the emergency.
The steam schooner Aleazar, loaded
with railroad ties. arrived Monday and
is moored alongside of this Southern Pa
cifc whasf, San Pedro.
w. w. Laraway, one of the proprie-
tors of the pavilion, went to Catalina
Yesterday ON trip, combining business
with pleasure.
There will be another meeting Of the
citizens of San Pedro tonight. A band
of music will be in attendance and a
number OF prominent citizens will de-
liver addresses.
Owing to the difficulty Of getting any
thing to market, there 10 not much do
ing in the fish industry at present. The
only sure markets open to our tishermen
are those Of Los Angeles and Pasadens,
and consequently the demand is linn.
tied.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Katie Newell and daughter OF
Los Angeles are the guests of Mrs. 7. M.
Gilbert at the pavilion.
Abbot Kinney of Santa Monica was
smong our Sunday visitors.
Captain Green of the Corona 6ined at
the pavilion Sunday.
Assistant DiGtrict Attorney Conklip
spent sunday here.
John Sweeny Of Long Beach was over
Sunday.
II. Bennett, ]. Levy, Capt. D. Weldt,
Judge Sweet, large number from San
Pedro, were over here Sunday.
The following were Tuesdays guests at
the pavilion: Henry Nsrboe, +. @. Flint,
Thomas Pulitzer, Mrs. A. Haverman and
sister, Mics n. G. Fisher, Mr.. and Mis.
M. Moody, Sam Fingal. Ross White,
Miss Nellie White, Etna Harwood, J. r .
Dobbin, Percy Holt, Los Angeles; Cap
tain Olsen, San Pedro; E. N. Haverly,
William Sharp, Pasadena; Lawrence
Bartley, San Francisco.
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YOUNG DEMOCRATS.
They Organize the Richmond Club and
Select Officers.

They Organize the Richmond Club and
Select Officers.
The young Democrats met in Justice
Seaman'a court lant evening to com.
plsts the organization of young mems
Democratic club. They unanimously
decided 10 call IL the Richmond club.
They adopted a constitution and by
lswe, and elected the following officers: ::
President, w. P. Jeffriss; vice.presi-
dent, f. Nj. Price secretary, w. M.
Ardis; treasurer, George Hupp. The
following committees were chosen: Ex-
ecutive-Jas. r. Pitts. chairman; DR..
S. E. Wolfe. W. f. Kennedy, Ed Win
ston, ]. Fl. Harrington. Membership
@. M. Benbrook, chairman; G. E. Mil
nsr, r. B. Moore, Clyde Tailor, Richard
Dunnigan, ir.
Stirring speeches were made by
Messrs. Rodgers, Kennesly and others
in behalf of the young Democracy.
The Richmond club will meet two
weeke hence in the same place. All
young Democrats are requested to iden-
tify themselves with this organization.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TUESDAY, July 10.

TUESDAY. July 10.
A E4ds to Oracle his wife-Und = of lot 8.
NJ de Cruz to Carrie stinton-115 acres Ro
Ballons; T66 IS.
A ] Reeve ct ux to Harriet Reevs-Lo,s 16
and IL, blk G, Glas.ells sub big 49, h s; $500.
M A WcstcoLt TO q kent-Lots l31 ana 1872
1880. s5o SsS' IL lot 1856 victor h'isn'' III;
blk Q, Alh mbra Library trt: $5.
Harvey ct ux 10 Il Porter-10 acres
fsq spnss aae sfc Co to Coo
" z efNw 4 Of NEA of NEA of sec IL,
Cline. sheriff TO National Bank OF California
-Und 25 2.31 acres on FL Monte road;
I,05S
ThsOSp T. ct us H,o6 to BrownnL0t S, 81.
81 Weber ct con to Il Ksley-Lot 81, blk
6, Chavez trt: $500.
VIM Beddome 81 ux to Geo Leieritz-Part of
blk B, 70 Santa Gertrudes; $500.
b Cjhn ct al to B'nai B'ri h-All interest in
Broadway synagogue; 81.
CIV Buchanan ct ux to T ] de Huff-Lo. 6,
blk L, Hol and's SUBJ Pasadena: $3.50
w Hobbs to q Hunter-Lot =, blk 10, A
Imp Co.'S sub b 80, Ii s; $3.50
Hunter to I N Canfeld-Land as last
D Blu bank ct ux to F A Ralberg--Lot IL. blk
Al, Burbank; $40.
julius Fink 10 Halburg-Let 16. blk AZ.
J severance to NJ Corson 4 of Z u of
W%oIN n of NEM OF NE u sec 2, 7 s. K IA
W; $500.
game to Ridgway-E 4 of subd as above;
$500.
Pasadena improvement Co to Il Andrews
$76.
Emily Craig to Hunter-Lot 3, blk 81, O
b; So.
Robt Bafour ct al to NJ wintsr-Lot on San
Julian 81; $500.
Cline, sheriff to James Noel-1 acre on DAILY
at, East Los Angeles; $IS31.59.
II Goodwin TOT r rrushaw-kot 46, Mas.
ters subd, Pasadena; $425.
A X Craw ord to Christian church-Lots 10
and 20, blk ~, o s; 81.
Dan Mcfarland ct ux ct al to 8 McArt-Lot
A, blk b, Mcfarland subd RO Marengo; $4OO
&c Howes to me-Lot 8, blk 20, ana lot g.
blk 26 Electric Homestead aasoo'n tract; $3.50
RO CGpoen ct ux 10 same-Lot IL, blk As
Santa Monica; $500.
baldwin to G w Hodson-Lot A. Bald.
wins addn No l, Santa Anita Colony tract;
$3.50
julius Lyons ct ux to A Bowman-Lots d
and q, Los Angeles Impt Cos subd blk 6, Wool
Johnson & Keeney Co TO e Parker-Lot 1s.
Johnson e. Keeney Cos subl Pierce tract;
500
Same to Fannie L Judson-Lot is, sub as
above; $2500.
Johnson & Keency Co to walsh-Lot II,
sherman w If ct ux to F Boynton-w soft
OF lao it lot z, Michener's sub. Pasadena;
$709.
Mrs Lamen to Jno Kroger-sx of 81 of Sell
of SKI sec Is, T2 s, X 13 W; $500.
Summary.
Ro%inai Rssss :...........:::. q
Total. ......V 0o,|oZ.24
Dr. Parker, dentist, 125l5 West First street,
Ring up 1356-Th he Crystal Ice Co.
USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
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ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Ofioer Goodman Arrests Two Men Last
Night.

Ofiosr Goodman Arrests Two Men Last
Night.
Detective Goodman arrested w. L.
Millender. last Monday, on q charge of
burglariziDg the residence of Mr.. Trspp
on Compton avenue, Vernondale. last
Saturday night.
On the evening in question a gold
watch and chain were stolen from the
room of the hired man, Nell, who was
away at the time of the burglary. After
securing the booty Millender is thought
to have given the watch to an accom-
plice, A. England, who pawned it,
while he kept the chain, Millender
visited the poker rooms on East First
street, run by John Thurnon, and
bought dollars worth OF chips, giving
the chain in payment.
MilleDder was arrested on the street
by Officer Goodman, and later A. Eng
land was brought in by Mr.. Nell and
Mr.. Trapp to be questioned. The de-
tective talked with England and decided
that he wac in with Millender, and also
placed him under arrest for burglary.
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Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving viii, Etc.

IN THE SUPERB >RCDuRr. STATE OF CAL
l. ifornia, county of Los Ang es-ss.
In the matter Of the est tie OF John Maskell,
dcceas ID.
office is hereby given that Tuesday, the
lin day of july, 1894, It 10 o'ciuek Il. IN. OF
saiI daY, IA the coust loom Of this court,
p rtineut No Q thereof in the city OF Lo. An
eeles, county of Los Angel a, and state of Cal.
ifornis, mas been appointed RS the time and
acs for hearing the application OF Ellen
NJ ske., praying that document now
IN lie in this court, purportinR o be the last
W and testament of the said deceased, bs
sdmittsd to pfooate AMI that lett rs tssta-
N alary be sued thereon to your pc ioner.
a which lin and pl zee a persons inter sted
therein may app sr and contest the same.
Dated July 2, 1894.
4. II. WARD, County Clerk.
Bye. w. BLAKE. Depuiy.
Wellborn & Aullo. 'rneys for pstitioper
ia l5t
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Santa Monica Notes.

A visit to Santa Monica without trying one
of Frank Lawtons fish dirne,s, at the Port Los
Angeles restaurant, is IL failure to take adyan-
tage of the good things OF life.
Rckert & Hopi ara now ready to cater to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res.
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market Fresh fish and
shell FISH OF all kinds delivered free. Third
sire I.
Genial Gus Allgen is always ready to enter
tain his friends at his restaurant at the canon.
A meal there leaves a longing for another.
When visiting the canon be sure to call on
hmlle Nouvarind. the chef de cuisine of the
tile Yosemite, and enjoy good meal
Try The Pavilion when visiting the cafon.
First class rooms for lod gers; superior meals at
ali hours. A. Dillon, proprietor.
When at the caiion be sure to visit "The
Unique" where refreshments of all kinds are
served. Dancing every Sunday.
Superior furnished rooms, single or en- suite,
at "Ihe Milwaukee," Utah avenue. near Third
street.
For camping space beneath the lordly syoa-
more apply to Walter McGrath, at the canon.
The herald., 1894-07-11

EDITORS HERALD Il take the liberty
to inquire if there is not an ordinance
for bicycle riders to have bell and light
attachment on their machines? | have
twice been knocked about, and have
seen several other people and dogs run
over or knocked about, particularly about
Fourth and Main and Fourth and Spring
streets. Los Angeles being the second
city in California is certainly behind the
former second city-Oaklsnd. There
they must ring bell at every crossing
at all hours, and after sundown they
display red and green light. Any VIC
lation OF this rule 10 fine OF So for the
fret otfsnse. l would also like to know
if they are allowed to ride on sidewalks.
Respectfully, NJ. l..
Answer-fhs only ordinance pertain
ing to bicycles and their use In this city
10 one prohibiting riding on the side
walks
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NOtice-SchoOl Bond Election.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ qualified electors OF Rowland school di
triet OF the county OF Los Angeles, state OF CAL
ions OF the political code of the state OF Caifor
nia,as set forth in Article XXI, Title ILL., PartIlL
hereof, and amendments thereto, an election
VIII be held on the | til day of July, SHl ut
district SCI ool house No. /, in said district
between the hours of II n. m. and p. Ill
Curing which pc, iod the polls shall remnin
open). at which time the question of ise ng
and selling bonds of SAID district tho
amount of four thousand dollars, for the pur-
pose OF raising money for building two school
houses in said district. one in place OF school
house No l and one in place OF school house
No. ), will be voted upon.
The said bonds hereunder to be issued and
sold, to be OF the denomination OF five hun
dred dollars each, and to bear interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annum, and 10 be num-
bered from one to eight, consecutively, pay9-
BILE as follows, to wit:
Bond No. l, fer five hundred dollars, paya-
Bile on the nth day OF July, 1897.
Bond No. 2, for iive hundred dollars, paya-
BILE on the It'll day of July, 1893.
Bond SO. 2, for five hundred dollars, paya-
Bile on the 11th day of July 800.
Bond No 1, for five hundred dollars, paya-
Bile on The 18th day of July, 1900.
Bond No 5, for five hundred dollars, payable
on the 11th day OF July, 1901
Bond No. 8, for five hundred dollars, payable
on the 18th day OF July, 1902.
Bond No T, for five hundred dollars, payable
on tn 11th day OF July 9J3
Bond No 3, for five hundred dollars, payable
on the tn day of July, 1904.
That George McCaige as inspector. and E.
C. Long and r. Baque as judges, three COM
petent persons and qualified electors OF said
school district, will act the inspector and
judges said election, and conduct the same
In witness whereof we have hcreunto set
our hands this 10th day OF June. sss.
THOS. ROWLAND,
JESUS YBARRA,
S. p. ROWLAND,
Trustees of Rowland School District Los An
geles county, California. weds $40 At
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San Erancisco Grain Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O.-Flour quoted as
follows: Net cash prices for Family Extras,
$3 40@3.50; Bakers Extras, So. 30B3.40, Su-
perfue, S. 50@2.75 per bb
Wheat-Quiet with small offerings and light
demand, both buyers and sellers showing in
difference. Some loading is already outlined
00Q92lzc per GENITAL for geod to choice ship
ping and 81 90 Gl O7la for millirg grades.
Bsr .ey-There appears to be good undertone
ing, Quotat ons: Feed, S5 gS71sc for new and
o754@90c for old; brewing, new, nominal.
Oets-Trade is slack and business continues
3l1s surerise, $1.37Ia@1. .4215; fancy feed,
81 3091.341a; good to choice, $1.l5@l.25 /;
poor to air, $1.O2h@1, ~: black, nominal;
red, nominal; gray, 81. i5@1.25.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Days Business the New York
Sock Exchange

The Days Business on the New York
Sock Exchange
NEW YonE, July 10--TRe speculation to-day
was under the inaucnce Of this labor troubles
81 the west, ana while generally heavy IN
toae, wss occasionally given temporary
strength By the reports of encouraging advices
from Chicago. Among the more conservative
operators there was dis osition TO do little, Il
any shing. pen1iag the result of the el0.t 10
inAusurate genera! strike of the trade. un IONS
OF Chicago ton orrow. The merket YVES slug
gish in the afternoon, becoming heavier as the
day advanced, and losing weak.
4 he bond market was weak, and closed irreg-
ular.
Government ponds were steady; state bonds
inactive.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
New YORK Juy 10.-Monsy on call, easy,
~ per cent; last loan at l Der cent; c.0SSc at
per cent.
PINE mercantile pRDer--5@tl5 per csnt.
Sterling exchgnge-Frm wttn aetua busi-
mess ~ bsnterS' oills a. 50, 5SI4 for demand,
ana $4aSJ4 for 6edays.
Posted rL,e,-54 S50lS).
Cnmnlere al Dins-TA S6ix.
Silver certinchtes- 64@6oc.
SAN FsANcI CO, July 10 Sight drafts on
New York, rer 500, 7l2c.
-tarling Lils Oh London, bankers 60 day
bills, "a SS.
LONDON, July l0.-Consuls, 1Olk
Bank OF England discount. rate, per cent
STOCKS AND BoNDs.
NEW YORK. July 10 The clio iiuy ouotatiOns
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MOUNT LOWE.
San Francisco Visitors Enjoying Its Cool
Zaa.

Ban Frhncisco VIsftors EnJoytnE It's CoOI
Brsszes.
Echo MOUNTAIN, July 10.-Ssvsral San
Franciscans visited the great incline
yesterday, among them, J. Z. Rosscrans,
H. e. Judge. Mrs. G. Valensin and
Douglas White OF the Examiner. This
was MIR. Whites first visit to Noun t
Lave, but he is familiar with all other
A,.ysrican mountain railways. He had
esea pictures and heard descriptions of
the various features of the Mount Lowe
railway, but al he sat on the veranda of
the Echo Mountain house and looked
across the beautiful landscape terminal
ing ia G4aalina island, sleeping like a
gigantic whale in the bosom OF the Pa
cifc, 55 miles distant, he declared that
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MINING SHARES
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuy 10.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as
AsIYar KNlllOn.

HAN FRANCISCO, July To-. Silver bars. 62szM
t2Jsc per ounce.
Mexican dollars. 51@51X,
LONDON, July 10.-silvcr bars. 1926 fine,
20 Is. led per or
NEW YosK. July 10.-Bsr silver, 621dc per
ounce.
Mexican dollars, 51c.
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See the worlds Fair for Fifteen Gents.

" UT 0oHuSs
Uppn receipt OF your address and I5 cents in
p8sIage stamps, we Will mail you, prepaid eur
sorvenir PortfSiio Of the Worlds Colum bian
Exposition. IAe regular price is 30 cents, but
as we want yOh 10 have one we make the price
nominal. Yoc will And 1t wers OF art and
thing to be priced. 1t contains full page views
of the great buildings, with descriptions OF
same. and Is executed In highest style of art
If not satisfied WITH 1T. after you get 1t, we will
refund the stataps a2d let you Keep ths book.
ADDRESS ID. E. Buckleu d Co.. Chicago, Ill.
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stock h0iders' Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPEC
~ ial meeting OF the stockholders OF the Sc
curity Savings Bank and Trust Company will
be held AT the office OF said company, NO. I4s
S. ain St, in the ci y of los Angeles. state o.
California, on thu 2Oth day OF July 1881, ut
z O'Clock p m.
I. W. PHELPS, Secretary.
July 10, 1894 7-1vll
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Bullion Como Into ths Rank OF England
LONDON, July 1O.-The amount Of gold gone
int, the BANK of England today on balances
WAS E9, 600,
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Pntrolsum.

NEW YoRK, July.10. Petroleum, steady;
Pennsylvania oil sales. none; August option
sales, none; closed al SAC bid Lima oil sA .s,
none
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Chicago Grain nnd Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Prices und arwent very
little change, except in provisions, which
ms de moderate advance.
Wheat opened at 9s919c decline, advanced
&c, fell off nc, and tho cICxe showed but 1sc
lOss.
Corn was steady.
Oats were steady, but dull.
September pork ana lard are higher
THE Leading fu fures ranged az follnYsa
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LETTER BAG.
About Bicycle Riding.

THE HERALD under this heading prints COM
municattons, but does not assume response
bility for the sentiments expressed.l
The herald., 1894-07-11

A. A Eckstrom, 800 S. Main street, is where
you want to 60 looking for goo wall paper at
the right price.
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wall paper hung, 1oc roll. $500 6. s--in-.
The herald., 1894-07-11

Sundays ouly. Asan lays exc spted. Bsatur.
days only
CATALINA ISLAND.
southern Pacific GonpaI Iy's trains connect
a. IS IL Pedro with winning lon transportation
Company's tine steamers.