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The herald., 1895-03-17
FOR SALE AT POMONA.
l SELL THE EARTH

New corners, home seekers or investort
harken unto me or you will rniss something
what you are probably looking for. As I
cided to come to California; you could not sell
your property East, or perhaps sold on long
time. Now you would like to buy an orange
orchard here. but on account Of your present
word 1 used, "think"-you cannot buy.
Now, let me tell you, you are mistaken: you
can buy one of the best bargains in Califor-
years old this spring, not far from the Pomona
College at Claremont, near the foothills. Now.
the gentleman that owns this fine property is
80 years old; his home is in the big city whore
they hold world fairs, but with all that he has
fine taste, artistic, if you please. He has shown
this by the beautiful location he chose for
planting out his fine orchard, near the foot
hills and the classic surroundings of Clare
mont and the colleges Then he has border
or street row of olives, palms and roses. The
scenery is grand. The location for health is
perfect, receiving the balmy breezes from old
Pacific as it passes up the valley, but far enough
away to be tempered before reaching this spot.
That is the inc side of the property. but the
business side of this proposition in this 2413
water right, cement lined ditch; location for
oranges no better; ditto for health. Price.
$3.50 per acre. Terms, $1,000 cash. balance.
your own time; interest 2 per cent.
If you haven't any cash but have other Sc
curity, you need not pay cent cash. Do you
want house and barn put on it? All right.
Why don't you say SO? 1t will be DONE We
will add to price exact cost of the i'm prove
ments made. but terms the same as above. II
anything more You want name 1t; anything
reasona BILE will be done, but you need not ask
for the property one cent lower; you will waste
your breath and valuable time from others
way is to jump ON the Southern Pacific and
come out Tuesday, Don't come Monday; have
more than can attend to.
The herald., 1895-03-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$SO0-2L acres on electric line, near city;
good house: orange trees, etc.
%25O0-5 acres fruit and alfalfa lands; I'M
provements worth the price.
$525O-4O acres moist land, 80 acres to al
falfa.
$l2.O00-1O acres, all under bearing fruits
good buildings, plenty water; 3 mics from
Court House.
$40 per acre-A1 alfalfa land in cultivation
near Compton.
$50 per acre-Choice fruit, barley and wheat
land; water in abundance.
$250O-2 acres at Burb.nk laid out in bear
ing fruits and flowers good Groom house; all
modern improvements; stables, carriage shed,
well, etc easy terms.
ing figs, black berries, etc. good A-rOom house,
plenty water; all fenced; only $500 cash, bal
ance easy terms.
$3.50 per acre-Los Angeles County Land
Improvement Company's lands at Moneta. in
lots from acres up; plenty of water; easy
terms.
The herald., 1895-03-17
FOR SALE-.CITY PROPERTY.
GoSPER, SMITH & CANNON.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS.
AL Stimson Block
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY

$000-2 lots with 4-room house, fruit
trees, flowers, etc, near Central ave.
Sl9O0-Lot 50xl 80, clean side Grand ave.
$l1O0 -Lot SOILS with 4-room cottage, on
Bryant ave.
$420O-4 lots with S-room cottage, stable,
fruit trees, ETC.. Pico heights
$24O0-4l2 acres near Central ave- electric
line, suitable for lots, and full-bearing fruit
trees.
$37OO-6-room house with stable, lawn,
flowers, ETC.. Twenty-ffth ST.. near Grand ave.
$780, lots with good house on Pirtle ST.
@65OO-5 acres on Central ave-; income
property.
$1,000 -7-room cottage with all modern con-
veniences on w. Sixteenth st.
$S0O0-6 acres on Central ave.; income
property.
$500 up-Beautiful lots in Vernon, some in
bearing fruits.
$l25O-2 lots, 50x15O, Star tract, south west.
50,O00-Income property on Main ST., SIS
feet frontage; 5-story brick building, rents for
over $500 per month; easy terms.
%40. 1000 Income property on Broadway, 80
feet frontage
The herald., 1895-03-17

co EO WEEK PAYS FOR FINE LOT
~lsCV 4Oxi30.. with large pepper trees,
two blocks from electric cara; makes a fin
home, s 90; also 5000 new house, 5 rooms
hard fnishs q, on Kohler st., near Els h h rent.
60 for $l2; the best bargain in Lo, Anseles
city, also lis on Kohier st., near Seventh.
W. foot; street graveled, curbed, cement
walks; 70 new houses since August last. Come
IN and ee me tor bargains in lots and house
income property. W. J. Fisher, 227 W. Second
street. If
The herald., 1895-03-17

G1O OOn FOR A SHEEP. HORSE OR
UlU.UVU cattle ranch, located in Arizona,
II miles from railroad; 1000 acres enclosed;
reservoirs this water controls a million acres
of grazing land, with 1853 head of horses of
Norman and HamDletonian stock. This ranch
will stand investigations; price, $4,000. M.
F. BOWEN, sole agent, 113 w. Second st.,
Los Angeles Cal. IL
The herald., 1895-03-17

NOAND SEE THE CHOICE LARGE LOTS
VI in Conger's Wilson tract on:Central ave.
AS an investment for close buyers they stand
at the head. l invite all classes OF buyers 10
investigate. A large force OF men and teams
are pntting the tract in the best condition.
Choice shade trees to be put opposite each lot
and W, II cared for one year without expense
to owner Inquire of owner, III s. Broadway,
H. NJ CONGER. II
The herald., 1895-03-17

ION LOTS. 100 LOTS.
lUV CONGER'S WILSON TRACT
Berg part of the Nadeau Orange Orchard
Trait, located on double rack electric car, on
Central avent c, joining city limits. Take YER
nor car, corner Second and Spring SIS. This
property is only 5 minutes ride from Spring
street. This property is located on west side
Central ave.. covered with orange and shade
tres The lots are large to wide alleys. City
water piped to every lot in tract. now offer
81 lots, your selection. at practically the same
Tices mede before the improvements will
make were contemplated. / shall, within 80
complete the cement sidewalks. put cement
curb on Central ave-, set choice shade trees in
'front.' of each lot, and care for them one year
without expense to owner. / will sell at low
values. on terms to suit. at low rates of inter-
est Building clause on front half of tract. a
choice place for homes at you, disposal. TT
auire at III South Broadway, OF owner, II. NJ.
HCONGER II
The herald., 1895-03-17

n SSOO-WE HAYE THE HANDSOMEST
eN.JJUV arranged and most attractive 8,
room two story house in this ciiy all finished
in hard wood. This property is located in The
South Bonnie Brae Tract. the most fashionable
portion OF the city. We are offering this ele-
CANT home at great barsain Call and let us
show it to you. CLARK BRYAN, 1877 W.
Third st. II
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE.
$500 acres fine timber and coal land in Sc OFT
county Tenn. What have you to offer? A
bargain for some one.
Very choice fruit and alfalfa land within Is
miles of the Court House, for city property
Land unincumbered, will assume on choice
property. This Is your opportunity. IS this
land will bear close investigation.
And MANY other bargains too numerous to
mention. Give us call. Money to loan.
The herald., 1895-03-17

A BEAUTIFUL sPOT-IF YOU WOULD LIE
"A to see something that is strictly first-cllss
tina W II make you fee! like you were in "fary
land" 10 out and see Clark & Bryan's Fig
usroa Street Tract. the finest prop rIy ever
0n-red in this city or any 9th r city for the
1x7 w. Thu d st. "
The herald., 1895-03-17
CARDwELL & FRIESE,
e HAVE FOR SALE
l39 NORTH SPRING STREET,

Houses ard lots, country property, lodging
houses butcher shops, f-uit stands, barbei
shops grocery stores, coal and wood business
and many other good chances. tr'F
We invite those that have property to sell or
exchange to list with us.
we are also in the house and room renting
business and have patents to sell aud money
10 loan.
Z CARDWELL & FRIESE,
IL 139 N. Spring street.
The herald., 1895-03-17

r OOK THIS UP-WE HAVE TWO LOTS ON
IL Mapl ave-, just below Tenth ST., that the
price is 30 low it will astonish you. Lots taken
on foreclosure sale and present owner must
realize at once. CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 w.
Third st. ~
The herald., 1895-03-17

IrOR SALE -3lsT ST, NEAR GRAND AVE,
~ Broom 2-story hou e, newly built. with
bath. library and two fine mantels: everything
t!st class fine yard 10; 5Oxl53; q bargain at
$4,000; don't miss seeing this. w, P. LAkKlN
y CO., at their new office. 49, s. broadway. p.
A.-Ihis IL special bargain; come; on terms;
" will be sold this week II
The herald., 1895-03-17
ENoR sALE-C1TY LOTS,

EoR sALE-C1rY LOTS,
BY WOOD d CHURCH
fine lot on Figueroa st., near Twentieth.
way below anything adjoining, $500.
Fine corner on Grand ave, small building;
This is choice, $1,000.
through to Hope st.. at a bargain. Come
in and will give you
the bottom figure.
Also west side near Temple, 53x11215 $50
Also west side Hill, near Eleventh,
Four lots north side Fourteenth near '''o
Maple 4Oxl1O.. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Also south side Eighteenth ST.. between
Oak and Cherry. 5Oxl7O.. .......... 1900
Park. 56x13O ......... 1850
One lot, norwood House. s rooms
assessments paid. 66x136 49,. 1000
Spring st. income...... $4,000
Spring st. income..... $4,000
Main st. incOme......... 5000
Los Angeles st. income $4,000
Los Angeles ST. income 10000
House rooms Washington, near Oak,
lot 52xl76; very best modern
House 8 rooms bath. Park Tract; rents WV
House rooms bath, Crocker ave be. Nooo
tween Sixth and Seventh SITS, bran
new; long time. .................... 1850
These are genuine bargains, of which
we have many
$500, $4,000. $4,000 and $4,000
To Loan at low rates, on approved security
WOOD & CHURCH,
1913 s. Broadway;
Pasadena office-16 s. Raymond ave. II
T,HE SHERIFF CAUGHT THEM-wE HAVE
l. fine corner on Tenth and Wall SITS. and
two lois on Maple ave- that have just been
realize az once. This Is q rars opportunity.
See us at once. CLARK & BRYAN, 127 w.
Third ST. II
The herald., 1895-03-17

TWO ELEGANT LOTS CORNER WALL AND
i Tenth sts., taken OH foreclosure suit. Pres
ent owner going to sacrifice Them for ready
going to sell at about half their value. See us
at once. CLARK g. BRYAN, 127 W. Third At.17
The herald., 1895-03-17
Il BY E. A. MILLER.

Beautiful house in the Harper tract, large
lot, barn and corral, price $1,000. ar
The herald., 1895-03-17
p BY 4. A. MILLER.

Fine lot, 7Ox2l7, on Portland It,, between
Adams and 18th sts.; this IL certainly the finest
residence street in the city.
The herald., 1895-03-17

NOR sALE-S1OO PER ACRE; WILL GIVE
+ you good land, all planted in fruit and
cared for 3 years. you can have years to pay
Der Of ranches for sale in all par4s of the state
W. P. LARKIN & CO., at their new once, 1872
S. Broadway. II
The herald., 1895-03-17

large lot on Union ave-, 5Oxl0l to alley,
you can't beat this any place, $1,000.
The herald., 1895-03-17

nor SALE-WE HAVE FINE LOTS ON
II Maple ave-, just below Tenth st. The pres
ent owner had TO take them on for .closure
sale and we are offering taem at great sac
r flee. See them at once as they will go quick
al the price, CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 W. Third
street. II
The herald., 1895-03-17
STOCKS. BONDS AND MORTGAGES

IHoK sALE-CARTER & BEECHER; MINING
II brokers, represent leading properties;
gold, silver copper. lead. etc.. examinations
m ade and reports furnished by the most COM
correspondence solicited; information prompt
~ furnished. ONCE, 328 8 Broadway. 12-l2-A
The herald., 1895-03-17

That elegant home n. e. cor. of beautiful w
Beacon and Eleventh sts., large lot, 114xl6O
to alley, all modern improvements, good barn,
price $500 60 ~ rt
The herald., 1895-03-17

Also. 2 lots in the Harper tract, east front
Only $4,000
The herald., 1895-03-17

And now you want snap, see 10 lots just
outside the city, near Ninth st., only $l5OO for
all TO " -
The herald., 1895-03-17
FOR Observation-Disclosures

LNOR SALE-MISCELLANEO OAK
L bed room set, SIG; fine marble top walnut
500; wardrobe folding bed, $l5; wardrobe,
solid oak, $40; 6-drawer cheffonier. So; cook
stove, IS: @. NJ. new process gasoline stove
SIS; Jewel gasoline stove, "a so; paror set,
& pieces, $50; large French plate mirror $40;
mating, 10 and SOC per yard linoleum, 4Oc per
yard; art squares, 9xl2, So; good bed room
set, $12, pieces; chairs, tables, kitchen safes
and everything needed in the household cheap
cheap. COLGANS, 316 S. Main. IT,
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NOR SALE
Il The finest tract for subdivision in the city.
close in, on car line and cheap.
SMITH & O'BRIEN,
~ lat s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-17

: Nice new cottage of 6 rooms in south west
part of city, terms easy, ready for occu ancy.
+Aia E. A. MILLER,
% 227 w. First st.
The herald., 1895-03-17

Also. lot on E. Thirtieth st., near Maple ave. :,
only $3.50.
z. A. MILLER,
70 227 w. First St
The herald., 1895-03-17

Il BY JOHN H. COKE,
No 2O7 s. Broadway.
40 feet s. Broadway.
50 feet :. Broadway.
~ feet S. Broadway.
y feet S. Broadway.
- feet S. Broadway.
70 feet &. Broadway
SO feet s. Broadway
as feet s. Broadway.
81 feet s. Broadway.
~ feet 8. Broadway.
SO feet S. Broadway.
12b feet 8. Spring st.
80 feet S. Spring st.
40 feet Spring st.
so feet $. Spring s.
IS feet w. First ST.
100 feet +. First st.
go feet w. Seventh st.
1875 feet S. Hill st.
Buy iow while property is low.
1t is rapidly increa Ing in value
All ne above is producing an income.
Forprices apply TO
JOHN H. COKE,
10 No. 2O7 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-17

EOR SALE-A l3-ROOM HOUSE ON BUN
~ kerhill ave-. cheap: pays a good rent
BELL g. SABICHI, 205 w. Sd st. 10
The herald., 1895-03-17

THE SHERIFF CAUGHT THEM-WE HAVE
l. a fine corner on Tenth and Wall SITS. ana
two lois on Maple ave. that have just been
sold by the sheriff and present owner must
realize at once. This is a rars opportunity
See us at once. CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W.
Third st. II
The herald., 1895-03-17

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FlRST-C CLASS
Il alfalfa land, 10 to 100 acres, near city,
plenty water, very cheap. H. k.ROBINSON,
II Hotel Ramona.
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Ell MORO.

EoR sALE-THE FINEST ORANGE RANCH
T. of A. acres in the county, all in bearing,
budded fruit. with plenty Of water; is worth
the time and expense to see it; will sell ~
ciate it. VIM. F. BOSBYSHELL, I16 8. Broad
Way,
The herald., 1895-03-17

LrOR SALE-A FINE -TWO-sTORY HOUSE.
+ bargain, on 18th st. Must be sold. BELL
T. SABICHI, EOS W. Sd st l6
The herald., 1895-03-17

VJNOK SALE
T. SO acres alfalfa land near city ON the
south, 5000 per acre; this can be sold in 10
acre tracts.
SMITH & O'BRIEN,
II LAT s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-17

COMPULSORY SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE
~ out an estate; 800 acres of grazing and
land in Tulare county, Cal, 10 miles
northeast of Visalia, one mile distant from
Kaweah station, on Southern Pacific railroad.
Apply at once to JOS. MESMER, admins
traitor, Los Angeles, Cal. PIT
The herald., 1895-03-17

HOTELS FOR SALE
EOR SALE-A BARGAIN-MY FURNITURE.
II New and cheap. Call at 655 g. Hill. 10
The herald., 1895-03-17

EOR SALE
T. As feet on Main IT., between Seventh and
Eighth: can be bought very low.
SMITH & O'BRIEN,
II LAT s. Broadway.
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+
Lot in best location on Figueroa street; very
low.
Lot on Hope, near Twenty eighth ct, 5000.
SO feet E. First st. $3.50.
Oil lot corner Court and Douglass, $500.
JOHN p. p, PECK.
II 227 w. Third st.
The herald., 1895-03-17

IIOR SALE-$5OOO ALFALFA RANCH A
Z short distance south of city, with good
house. barn, fences and 3 artesian wells This
is sacrifice, but owner wishes to return to his
home in France and must sell. ERNEST u.
TAYLOR, 214 N. Spring st. "a
The herald., 1895-03-17

IOR SALE-15O. 900 OLD POSTAGE STAMPS
IT cheap. T., Box 26, this Office.
EOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
Il to suit, at this office.
The herald., 1895-03-17

EoR sALE-sTEINwAY UPRIGHT PIANO,
Il nearly new, $3.50 net cash; cost $500.
CRABTREE, Glen Terrace, car terminus. bow
ney ave. 15
The herald., 1895-03-17

NOR SALE-12 FRUIT RANCHES. GOOD
L bargains, from 10 acres up to 500, close in;
choice orange orchards, in full bearing, on
easy terms. w. P. LARKIN & CO., 132 S.
Broadway. 2Ou
The herald., 1895-03-17

FOR SALE.
Houses on installments; If you havn't got
one that suits you, will build you one; small
payment down. and monthly payments,
SMITH & O'BRIEN,
II LAT S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-17

NOR SALE-4O ACRES, MILES SOUTH
i west of Newhall 500 or 600 fruit trees; s.
room house and other Improvements. Apply
c. M. STEPHENS, room 80, Temple Block l
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago. January %. iss5.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. January 22-p. m
The bull point in the market to-day was the
Improved prospect Of passing the Pooling bill
through the Senate This was what rallied
prices just after noon. Stocks In the morning
had been heavy, although the opening quotations
were generally up a little. or unchanged from
last nights close. Indeed. Chicago Gas was
strong, at an advance Of u point But II soon
declined. and the market as a who.e deyeloped
weakness. in response. perhaps to assurances Of
heavy gold exports. The Coalers were down in
sympathy with the disorganized coal situation
and the unhappy condition Of Reading The
Grangers were weak Then came favorable re-
ports concerning the Pooling bill. and on the
strength OF them. and of the declaration of the
regular dividend on Chicago. st. Paul. Mime
apos and Omaha. the bears covered their con-
tracts. and the market was better. The advance
not held. however. because IT was under
stood finally that there still much un-
certainty about the Senate's action. The bears
made a drive at the market in the last hour, and
the close was dull and heavy at about the poorest
prices Of the day. Sales amounted TO 1851
snares and the trading was almost wholly pro-
fessonal The biggest declines were for Central
OF New-Jersey and Reading, both Of which were
quoted point down finally-Jersey at ssh and
Reading at H. The latter at one time touched
10A the lowest point yet for IL. The selling Was
said TO come from people who expect 10 see the
property taken by the owners of the general
mortgages the stock heavily assessed
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: 10000 S. coupon. at
1864 Quotations were as follows:
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J. H. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
~ OT'ITABIE MOHTGAGE COMPANY OF

QUiTABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY OF
II KANSAS CITY. MO NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having b-rn app dnted by IN" 'rtii
Court u the United States or the southern bisTst q"
Nrv York. IN a therein pending ~ when tlr New
York Security and Trust Company ana others are com
panans. and the Equitable NJgisagr company ~ k'"
>. cry 10 T. Defendant. Special Mnfier. o. tai"
prot 10 ind~tdesrrss q said Company. heg'"5
gives notice and all persons hnt.'y Claims
against said Equitable Mortgage company a'" m
vi,ed rppen- before the undersigned at his nfe N"
80 NarAau street In CITY ~ Nea Work. county and
sac II o'clock sic forenoon, on the
18th 'h and 3is days - January, s5 10 make pio''
%. their claims
~ CHARLES STEELE.
al MAST
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GALE OF BONDS -.
- Of THE VILLAGE or lion. y. Y" FOX SH"H'
N RpOSES

GALE OF BONDS
- Of THE VILLAGE or ILION. y. Y. folS SH"H'
FL RpOSES -
Notice 10 hereby that the undersigned ln' I',,
81 iiiou. y Y, VIII i'feiFe -hl''
for the purchase II Bonds. interest -'uVp
tached to the aggregate amount ~ S.pvH 81 ptn,pn';
each bond being In the Of $500 paSabr prhcp" ~
interest Hon National Bank. bearing interest az W
OF per per annua. payable h'hl-ihhD"'
the FIRST days 81 January and July IN 'h'h y'i'i ,
Said bonds numbered consecuively COMMENCING a.
the number n
The principal Of bonds is payable as follows VIZ
Nos. and q. January ist. is'G
Nos. 10 and II. January irt. 1897
Nos. II and 10. January lst. lso>
Nos. ~ ana -. January Is lSr
Nos. 10 and H. January lot. 1900
Nos. II. 10. 20 and 81 January LIST l."i
Nos. -. 30 ~ ana -. January isf l;'p-'
Nos. 20. -. ~ and 30 January let. lML,.
no. n. ~ and 81 January Isl: ls"'
Nos. "a. %. 30 and ~. January let i'"",
Nos rs ~. 40 Al and AZ. January LIST, Iuu.
Nos AZ. ~. -. 81 and AZ January ls l'"i- .o..
Proposals viii be received for the purchase ." any u
number all Of said bonds The rgnt - t's~rN'u
~ rejecting any all Of the proposals. Az W.!'ss'
must he directed The undersigned. ~ lion y =,
and b~ received By him or befcrr me o,n go
Of January. 1895 AMI the proposals WI De opener py nun
his ONCE In said Hon. the 10Th Gay 81 january
1875 q The hour OF II O'Clock a.. M
ccshs3 check for 10 cent OF the amuun, Oh WIZ
required zach BID su"rant., 9f good
faith. ~ - fipt ~;
Trra q thr Village Of Hon
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(inallcla! GlettloMs.

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND COAL COMPANY
No. ! broadway. New York. January %. 1880
TlIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Maryland
coal Company for the election Of President and ten
Directors and for such other business come before
the meeting viii b. held al the Companys ONCE. NO
Br' adway. NewYoTk. February 9Th 1925. At II a m
Transfer books will close January 10TH at ~ NJ and
reopen on the morning OF February 9th.
u. Il. NEDiIAn. Secretary.
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In State issues 900 Tennessee settlement
3s (smI) at 7sh; $4,000 Virginia 6s deferred
trust receipts. stamped at 9tsQl0. In city bank
stock 100 shares Of Tradesmens Bank were sold
at 100, the last previous sale being 100 also.
Trading In railroad bonds was somewhat
more animated running up TO 31.054.OOo. but the
late upward tendency WAS reversed. although
among the active issues declines were unimpor-
ant Reading Sd incomes. however, receded ~ to
g. the AZ IN to H. St Louis Southwestern lsts
] TO SO. South Carolina and Georgia LIST Os 10
97A Southwestern Railway Is Is 10 SIh and
Cordage lists 3 to a.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 70 the Clearing
House $s45.9sS. It's net loss on balance was
$79ss73 made up by a gain in currency or f4o,-
1877 and a loss In coin OF 31.544,670. The days
operations included: Receipts, $2.712722; pay
ments S3.5I2. 595 resulting IN a general balance
OF sl37 1.5lS. consisting OF $706l4OsS coin ana
1868 435 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 317e.445 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts we're S173.Gy5.
the internal revenue receipts $1s0.152 and the
miscellaneous receipts s38,64S. Total Govern
ment receipts FOR the day. 1892. 1872 expenditures,
81 eG4, $50: excess OF expenditures. &6l26SS For
the month to date Receipts. $194S4952; expend-
turex $z9. 727.702: excess expenditures 3102Szi5l
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
an follows:
Net geld on hand s7o.7eaii7 s7os4i,oss Dec si2i.l~
let legal tenders a~- ~..
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financial Gle1tlons.

THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY COM
PANY.
No. 40 WALL-ST. NEW YORK, Jan. H. 1873.
sr>yJC AZVI'AJ N,I''rI\1, of ihp Siorl,holI.
i FRS % THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
COMPANY viii be- held the oih'e u the company In To-
Isdo Ohio on Tuesday 18th day Of February sO at
IL election of Directors AMI for thu
other come before the
meeting The transfer hooks viii clone JAN 18th aad re-
open Feb 18Th JAMES AZ HAM. s-cretsry.
THE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Port Henry
Iron Ore CO. for the election Of Trustees and for
any other business thst VIII come before VIII De held
n Room IN. Finn Avenue Hotel. New YORK city. on
TUESDAY, the 18th dsy OF February, at j. 81
Dated New York. January 14th. issS
JOSEPH T. TOWER, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Siockholi-
L on the T. NJ Robins CO. Will Ne held AZ - Broad
York CITY The first Tuesday In February rext.
Dated Jan'y 10Th 1895 JAMES DOYLE Sec'y