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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-22
Anthony.

The most successful and largest at tte ended
ball this season was held last night under
the auspices OF the Niagara Hose
Company in Odd Fellows Hall.
Over a 100 people were in the grand
march, which was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Arnold. Baker Brothers furnished
excellent music, and the program, which
contained "a numbers, was tastefully
gotten mp. 4 here was also two-step which
the orchestra played by request. Caterer
Lewis Conway furnished an excellent
collation. in the hose house at midnight,
after which dancing was enjoyed until 2
o'clock this morning. The promi-
nent people present included Miss Susie
Lawton and Miss Daisy Wood, River
point; the Misses O'Brien, Providence;
the Misses Charlton, Mamie Caughery,
Mary Mcmahon and Mary Beaudal,
Arctic Centres; Mrs. Waterhouse,
and Mrs. Northup and Lewis
Arnold OF Centervilie; Miss Alice Stone;
w. T. Lewis, chief of the department, and
a. X. Vanasse of Anthony.
The committee of Arrangements con-
sisted OF general floor manager Fred
Lamoureux, and his assistant,
Henry Mcmahon, aud aids. j. Smith,
Phenix; j. Il. Mooney, Arctic Center; A.
Whitman, Centerville; u. j. Callag han,
Riverpoint; j. III. Ward, Arctic Center.
Baskerville.
There IL n Misunderstanding between
Rev. j. w. Cook and the congregation of
his church, the Bakerville Christian
Church. The members claim that
his texts are all pointed at the
of whom have left the church John
ag efneaH ha
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-22
Harris.

Yesterday afternoon at about o'clock.
cs an express wagon, containing two
Frenchmen, was about To cross the
bridge an electric with Burlineama as
motorman, ran into the rear OF The vehicle
and completely demolished IT, Tho occu-
pants escaped injury. The company has
issued orders that after TINS moiOrmeu
shall stop the cars before reaching the
bridge, and see IL teams are approac hing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-22
The orchestra was:
THE NEWS BUREAU, oLSEyvILLR,
III n.alnnA "a. a, .

The orchestra was:
Herbert Fiske. first violin.
Frank Crowther, second violin.
A. Frank Hutchins, cornetist.
Lillian Coffin. accomn,nists
Lizzie Coliingham,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12
The Lonaon Markets

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-the Evening Posts
London cablegrsm says:
The sultans pt Emission for the gun boats to
enter re Bospnorls pat up con ols, but the
other markets were featureless and dull.
Mines were fat TIC -ettlementin these !.
gins tomorr W. Flainess of Italian and
Spanish securities was also feature Oh the
reverse OF the ltal an troops. After business
hours it was announced that the s. ottish
building strike had been terminated. This
may have goo effect tomorrow
The sharp fall in silver to - SIG pence
per ounce IN i.ouior is heliev to be ne to
he fact that the chinese indemnity to Japan,
whic so far as paid, was deposi ed in the
bai OF En- land has been turned 9 err to he
japanese government, which instead O spend
'ng in the purchase OF silver or use III Japsn
as rxpectc,i is now lendii it in the 10 don
m,rket TIL is construed to mean that the
money which was pal in gold, will be ex.
pende in Europe probably IN the purchase Of
ar shiJ $ and materials Thi is naturally
very disappointing TO the London spec ators
in the white metal who h aecun ulated u
very large stock OF it and has caused Them to
unload. with the resulting decrease in rice.
A. Ire ,ent also the market for rupee paper is
eli
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board Of
Trade

The Days Transactions on the Board OF
Trade
CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-Wheat declined re
today, making 15sc loss in two days. The
maike opened very dull and rather weak
at decline of from u to &c. The alb
sence of orders from OUTS de was very
noticeable. For an hour or so the tend
ency was to work up q little, and May did
recover from 61% to 61szc at The opening
to 81 cents bid, but before IL o'clock there
were sellers at 6lL cents. The weakness,
an expression of the conviction which
many of the heavy local opera ors have
that by sticking doggedly to the shor' side
as long as there ia no great demand for the
grade of wheat would be surrendered in
IA .isfac ion of a specula i've contract, they
would win out. Specula ion upon pros
pective scarcity they are ignoring. The
governments crop report did not fail OF its
usual result of being succeeded by bear
ish day. although it gave the condition OF
wheat at STA as against 80 on December
10, 1894. Business continued dull
throughout the enire session and the
price covered to 6lNc from the DO tom
OF the days decline, which vas o @6l asc.
Corn was weak and business WAS largely
Ou aCCs'uut ETtCeS kepu Wituiu u SlouO
or two If yesterday s closing figures.
In oats he record for May va, again
broken. II opened &c off at 1919, and
ranged between 1917 and 20 cen =, clos
ing at the bottom figures.
January pork lost l 5 cents and Man 1219
cents. Lard for both months is cents
lower and ribs are down cents for Janu-
airy and 7 x cents for May.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat No. - zee Dor, bag &c: Janua y,
| 57sz97sr; Nav, H1H@tEc Corn, No.2 December
25Mc; january. .Gc; May, Ss4"; OATS No. -
| December. TIC; May. 9s4c
Cash quotations were a. follows: Flour
| quietand irm. Wheat-No. spring.51 a-1sc;
| No " spring, 57tG's C; No. red, 61i 6.3ec
S Co No. s5stc :, oats,No =, : l714c:
10 G. Ry No. =, 391ac. Barley-No. .
| nominal. Flax seed-No 1. 94c. Timothy
! seed-Prime, $3.50. Mess pork-Per bar
| rel, $7.7o(g7. TN. ard Per 100 pounds,
| so. Is D. short ribs sides-Loose. 81. "a
4. D. Dry sailed shout iers Boxed, 80 &c
short clear sides Boxed. Az n41ac. Whisky
| Distiller's fl | he'd goods, per g Ion, ST. -.
| In the Produce Exchange today the butter
marke W firm; cIeame v. 1872 C; Try,
| Ia C. Eggs " re firm at 1870 = &c.
Flour Barrels, receipts, 1900: shipments
8 900. Wheat-Bushel receipts, i"Z. "n'
| COrn-Bishels rereipis. 1885, ): shipme nts
| 70 o. Oats bushes. recf irts. 393.i o;
shipm g, 73, o. Rye ushels, receipts
/ 20 o; s ipments, 1000. Barley-Bushels, re.
| ceipts 72,OOJ: 90 u.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WEDNESDAY, Dec. II

WEONESDA1 L, DeC l.
Joseph Kinley to he in West one. hat
of 30 acres scribed in case ATS; $4,000
c X and zane h Wood to alvin Thornton =
N and o, Painter and Ball tract: $I,hh,.
George Cochran to Moritz Dicker- Lots 1
and L: book Herald III ST subdi ision
Simon r and Narga -et Henderson tn James
N Graybill- OF and east Al fee OF lot a.
BLOCK 2, pownev tract; $3.50.
Thomas shaw Undivided one.fifth Interest i :,
dltion No /; $500
Emily A Shaw to same-samc as above;
Frank A Gibson, trus ee, to George A anf
Hattie N Hough- Lot 1871, Order Il Dow's
Adams dan stree, rsct; o. Wort,
Lot 81, 81 aidsi Griier & BOWS su bdivision
OF Br,swalter tract: $500
gorge ochran to Elizaheth Renshaw =
ia nes and Nita Roberts to unniel Jenewein
Lot Ii. block 10 Electric Railway Home
cad sssociat on tract: 80
Rosedalo Com ry as sOciati0n to d Corey
Lot 2t7, block I, Kosedale cemetery: 3 SO.
Laura Brodick and f. ant isca A Jesurun to
m aSS,sn T. aasa. lots 3 and g.
and Mary cr oaa 70 Mary ~ Msti Ida
fEKysor to William and AGA A Maher- -
Agreement to convey lot =, block @. Central
MAZE ana II am Gar or 10 Is CIark-LotS
81, sand ,97 Hyde park tract: $l o.
HI Grow ct al to e v Bogue- Part of block
10, Glendale; x15.
Linnie AMI William Rowe to Frank r Har-
bert and John Foster-Lot "a Kenwood park
tract; T4OO
Ka and ] Mem to william + S Erwin
Lot H. Maudsley ira =; 1915.
i Aan Alice Miller to Florence Rowell
Agreement to convey lot Is. Belgravia tract;
$264O.
s and Sarah A PItman to Cora D Bouck -
Lot IL, Kincaid tract: 500.
SUMMARY
reeds ..... ........... ..............- s.
Neminnl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Total. 1922 GIG. 50
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12
The sales were $1.565,OOO.
Closing Stocks

New YORK. Dec. IL The official closing QUO
tati ms for stocks W re as follows
A,chison, 16as; Adams Express Va; Alton
Teire Haute: 50; American Express, -: Bal
I M re & ohio, "a Cansdian Pacific, - /? !;
Canada southern, 54la; Cen raj Pacific. "a
1hes. Ohio. Y 3; Chica@o Alton, .5s; chic
sns oui x sss Chic Cas- o Ss,,s o GO soil
=; Del. Hud' on i29; d /. Lack & West,
164a4; D& Z g: pfd 46ls; is Hers and Cat
For, u ayne. ~; Great Aorihhern .ptd ~:
Chicago 4 Eastern lllino pfd. 10 =; Hooking
Valley. i7A: Illinois Central, .,11a 81 Paul 4
Dulu h, :, Kansas ~ Texa pfd. 39'i; Lake
Erie West H. S me pfd.. ;,1a;l.ake shore,
lhOlI; Lead Trust, Louisville y Ma h
Sis 9; LoI,syil New Alba M w." "i, Man.
Charlie oG IT, Se%ig.n intr. H0m - Nis
so.ri Paciie, 20: Moi ilo 4 ''hio Il; Nash.
VILE CHAT 'S National cordaFe' ~ I,o, s'ns
West pfd. l !; >orth American 20, ~; Nor
,hern Pacific, 4; do pfd.. l4s- U. +: . nvcr
sS S@si iS5 mel s%sa,
Central; .as4; n. Y and New England So; On
o4eeon Nave sho. "e s
North. IN. z E; Pacific Mail, 80 jPeoria Dec. IL
Evans. 3; Pittsbd q 81; iuilma Pala e, 90
Eead osa ..n Eo Gran e We rs ern i d do pfd
1884; st Psnl & Omaha, als4; do i'd ;. i: i
Southern Pscifc, -: sugar Refinery. 10 ri
Tenn co Coal Ia q All o Teas "a Pacific sa 1o
l 4 pas;, rs; OPT, i q; Wells Far o TX
Pres iS Mesttrn vnio N sss WI h. el nS,
asX; pen s' & K G. II; dener' .ectric 81;
Nail Linseed, . Col Fuel & |. aOia; do
RRt s1,h 81 s,db IeT 70, &. idu Il TX DO
American 10 acco 7lsa; do prd as; U. !.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12

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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12

q. butter-Creamery. fancy, 2-lb squares. 75c;
Ss.oz sqnars re; coast creamery. ~ OF
squares. 80. Dair,. fancy. lib squn es 6oc
81, per box; raspberr cs lie, per box;
s y " Der les. lie; figs. &c Ter lib: apples.
: rs -; pineapples, 49, 90 per dozen;
vess sblcs swe p Pc a ESes"' sloo. green
corn, T5r per sack; cucumbers, sUc p,r box !;
tomatoes. soc per b x: beet., 75c per no hs;
perd zen: lettuce. Is-ibc per doz punches;
Zoo; string bea & 6c; summe! squash 3. Q
5oc per dos beams psp iim. AZ Is; navy, $40;
Potatoes Local, SO 76c; northern. 75c;
20 ,ltry Hens. PER doz Sa.25@4.75; young
boosters. 800 10; old roosters x4 ~;
broilers, 81 900 70; ducks $40 - 90;
turkeys live. ilgl2c per Id; geese. 7ocsSl ~
Millsiuffs Flour, Los Angeles $s 80: stock.
ton brands, w. 50; oregon $3W pIen, pef
1 psi .Sn S s1OS s,a eSa:ht ses S S @
per cwt vi 81; { cd meal. per cWt, $l;oo. -,
Provisions-tiams, Rex. per lb li14c; pie
bacon. per ID, Rex breakfast, 10; lig hit
medium. So: medium, C. ,,
Dry alt pork-Per H., clear be lies sc;
short clear b1sc; clear backs, $50
Pickldd pork Per half DBL. s9 lbs ss. .>.,
Lhru--i CT H.. lVOTy COIu puuuuS ticTCCFS O-bC
rcxoline. 6t5r; pure leaf. z.
Cottolene-T icrces, sc.
Grain and hay Barley, per &c -tal feed, 6oci
seed, 6Oc. Corn Per GENITAL. 95c. Wheat :
Per GENITAL. $l.OJ. Hay--Per ton, alfalfa, SO q
5000; barley $7.iIOG1 W. %: wheat, J.UOQ1
=, 900; tame oats, 80 30 500.
Citrus fruits - Lem ms - Uncured, 90;
cure 81. 75(0$2.OO Oranges--Per box, havels
$2.76; seediings,$ 90
Dried Fruits Apples-sun 'ried. sacks per
lb., 4 q &c; boxes, b &c; evapora ted fancy. 2 4
TIC. Apricots-Fancy. &c; choice &c. q
nuts Fancy unpealed, 4c; bleached, g. Nee
Fancy vaporated, 1890. Plums Pltted
choice, 7n3c; Prunes-Choice boxed, 30D5c;
sacks, 2Cp5c; fancy, DC.
Live stock -Hogs--Per cw,, 81. Beef cate.
&c. Mutton, 4isc per ID. Veal, 51a s7c
per Id.
Nuts--Wa'nuts-Los Angeles. 7c medium
IT. l0c; soft shell Los Nietos fancy. LOCI &c
Almonds---0ft shell, lOc; paper shell, .c
hard shell. &c. Pocans-l3Sl51ac. Filberts
Hon = and Beeswax Honey-Comb, 1O,Std
lie er h.; strained, 51aCD4c. Becswax. 200
&c per 10.
Hides and wool-sound hides, 1lJsc per 10.
culls. &c: sound kips, 8 9, culls G; hull.
and stage, nisc: calls. according to condition
l201.c sheep pelts-3D6c. Wool Nomin
Cheese Cslifornia full cream flats. l2,5c
Young America, ia]ac; hanh, i4xc: hal
cream fats, 7c; Young America. 7Iac hand
$50 Decentralization and twins. 3D DC
impor ed swiss. &c limp. err. 1 tG!5c
BOOK '5s16c; westphalia. zoe: Roqusfort
Fresh Me ts-Butcher pr ces for whole car
ca SEES. Beef-5A7c per Id. Veal-495c. NUT
ton -4ls(go1ac. Pork-5 ,017c.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12
Money Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
A Fair Volume Of Business Measured
by Late Averages.
The Industriafs Subjected to Bear Ham.
mering and the Market Generally
II Decidedly Irregular.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE chief feature
of today's stock market was irregularity.
The volume of business was fair, meas
ured by recent averages, and the industri-
ais played the star part. The market
opened dull and irregular, with but few de-
cded changes in either direction resulting
in the initial dealings. The trading soon
assumed decided tone and on compare
lively light transactions the entire list
moved upward, handsome gains being
made in the industrial group. Near the
end of the first hour the traders made O
drive against the market, and realizing
sales helped them in their efforts. The
industrials bore The brunt of the attacks,
but the stocks of the receivership rail-
roads, including Achison, Burlington and
Union Pacific, also declined sharply ow-
ing to liquidation by holders anxious to
evade the payment Of the heavy assess
ment involved in the respective plans of
reorganiz alton. Pacific M all caused come
thing Of q sensation by dropping nearly 2
per cent in face of the current expectation
that the tong-talked-of agreement between
that company and the Panama railroad
WOuiO D0 uouultciy CUuCiuucu Wituiu d
few days at the latest. The decline was
caused by the publication Of an interview
with the counsel for one of the companies
who was made to sey that disagree ement
was more likely than All agreement. The
accuracy of the interview was afterward
denied, and the stock recovered all but a
ANAL fraction Of the loss. The reactiona-
ry movement in the general market ap-
peared to have spent its force aroun p.
M, and in the subsequent dealings mate
rial recoveries in prices occurred. The
announcement of the engagements of gold
for shipment tomorrow fell fiat.
In the mid.afterIioon trading a covering
al shorts WAS largely responsible for sharp
advances III Sugar. Pacific Mail and other
stocks The general market closed quiet
and firm in tone.
The railway bond market ruled firm and
higher IN the morning, but in the at ernoon
dealing prices were shaded all around,
which impaired an easy tone TO the clos
ing.
Tho ooIoo uoro x1 SGS OON
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. II -Potatoes-Burban ks,
Soa a. 90; early Rose goo &c: weet potatoes
Fancy creamery. ESQ &C; seconds. 90 Sc;
fancy airy. 2 "a &C. good to choice, 9 Ss52c
Cheese Fancy mild NEW l p. c: common to
good: 20 &c; Young America. soc; Eas Q, n.
ls@ lt1ac Yves err. ."f' ic. Eggs-Ranch,
z7t0 DC; pee l'.z store, (G sc
Poultr Turkey obblers. 1 a 1c per lbi
hens II y &c; geese. pair, ~. 500 rs; du ks,
VA OFd6 % per dozen: hens T4." "a 30;
roosle \, young. 40 OILS per doz old,
$.'.O0G4.O 90 per dozen; broilers 50 50C0t o }
p r dozen for lar e and $-.oO@ i.CO for small |;
Game-Rab its per doz 20 611 so; hare.
81 .: canvasback ducks, $7.OC(0S o.; NAL
lard, ~ o.; wi igeon, IL. oO0l. 70; teal, 81. 20
"a o.: srrig, -
Middings. .xi .O0@ Il 90 per ton.
Ground and rolled barley $3.50. 0lt 90; oil
cake meal It . mill. $2j per ton; cotton
seed oil ke. s per ton. Hay-wheat, $500
OH .; wheat and oai ~ nu(D l 90; harley,
$u.5 gao; oat, = .WA99.5 alfalfa, $t,.Ouia
7.'5; clover, -. O(d I'D; com pressed, $6. SOFA
LOO; stock, x5.0OGj. % per ton. stisw-50
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THE WEEKS WEATHER
The Condition Of Crops land the Seasons
Prospects

The Condition Of Crops land the Seasons
Prospects
Following is the weather crop bulletin of
Southern California, for the week ending
December 8, issued by the United States
Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bu-
reau:
The weather was unseasonably warm
during the past week and at the close very
warm; dry northerly winds prevailed
which were detrimental to early sown
grain, but were very beneficial to the ripen-
ing orange crop which IL putting on color
fast. While tho temperature was gener-
ally In excess Of THE normal, yet In some
exposed localities very light frosts formed
the early part Of the week, which, how
ever, did no damage as delicate h,wers
continued to bloom. Farm operations for
the winter are at stand still owing to the
lacx of rain, which at the present writing
is very much behind the season Il average.
The weekly reports will be few and limited
in Information I'M il good, soaking rains
fall 80 that the farmers imay have some.
thing to talk about.
San Luis obispo County
Musick: The week has been generally
mild; pasture continues to grow. There
were one or two light frosts.
Ventura County
Bartisdale:--Thew weather was clear, cool
and windy; indications of rain are gone.
The citrus fruit promises we'll.
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles City-The weather was I'M
reasonably warm during the past week.
with sprinkle of rain on the morning of
the 8th. The mean temperature WAS five
degrees in excess of the weekly average.
and the rainfall .93 of an inch dehcient.
The highest temperature was 80 degrees:
lowest, az degrees.
the first Of the week; tie fruit is large in
siz3 and highly colored.
Vertiu9o-Warm DAYS and cool nights
prevailed. Farming operations for the
winter have scarcely begun yet. Oranges
are ripening slowly in this locality; the
crow will not be much in excess of last sea-
sons.
Pasadena-very dry and abnormally
warm weather prevailed, with brisk north
erly winds, which were rather detrimental
to early sOwn grain but were extremely
favorable 10 the rapid ripening Of oranges.
Rain is much neeted.
Pnmona-The weather was clear. There
was very light frost q few mornings h ex-
posed bells. but roses pinks, Gala lilies
aud other flowers continue to bloom. Some
oranges have been shipped, but they are
not yet ripe enough to tempt local con-
sumers to eat them.
Orange County
Capistrano-The highest temperature
during the past week was 66 degrees; low.
est. 46 degrees.
Santa Barbara county
Goleta-The weather has been very clear.
excepting one foggy morning, with NJ in
dication Of rain. II is just a. we'll II no
rain falls before Christmas.
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Liverponl Market

LIVERPOOL. Dec 11.-spot wheat was steady
With pour de'rand; No. 9 red winter, IS 3i%L:
No. red spring. stocks exhausted; No. l hard
Manitoba. o. 3D.; No Co iforn ., So sd. Flu.
positions "a lower, closed steady with De
cemher an, January IA lower and other
months changed from yesterday; January.
April. ,s sgd; May. s. sXi. s,ot corn w VA;
steady; American mixed Us ss1d Futures
ruled steady all day at unchanged prices:
De- MEMBER, rs 31ad January, - 21<d F brr.
ary. s. IA; March. Is ED: April, r. 2s.i:
May 8 .2sd. flour was Arm with : moder te
demand; {. Louis fancy winter, Is Sd, HOPS
at London Pacific coast, & los. ~'.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Prices-0r ain and Provision
Market

SAN Francisco, Dec. l'.-Wheat-steady
May. $l.o61s earle. Steady; May. Sass Corn
..91 Bran-.$i'.W Flour = nchanged
VIII. At - No. I, .h piping, $i.OO; choice
$l.Oll+; milling whea y O'1l,C7Is Barley
Fee fair TO good, 9 @6nl g: choice, e llc;
brewing 73@SJc OatsMilling TO@75e
surprise. 80 a7isc; fancy feed. eO(1s5c; good
t"choice. 61iz(G .Oc; poorto fair. 81 la SC
blacs, for seed. Xxx, y .lUt6i.30; gray, 65@i5
Tbs recei It's were
Flour, " Tai quarter sacks; wheat, 1888
centals; do Port Costa, aG,3~'; d Oregon
%. 3D. barley, 1870; orn, 33 Il; beans 7"J
sacks; otatoes. 1873 sacks: onions, "a bran.
3.Ssacks; wool. 29I bales; buckw eat. D;
raisins. Al75 boxes; vino, A., 100; hides. % :.
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SAN FRANC SEQ Dec. II Orchard fruits and
berrie sold today at the following prize s: Per.
simmons-4O@75c. Ap les Green, 4O(p5Oc
per box; red. I5c(@Sl ., per box. Fears 90
(9sl y, per box Strawb ,rries-Long orths,
y OOO@tl2."U per chest; com non, So hn(}
". O. Grapes. OF55c California lemons
s'ali ornia navel. $3.b6a sl2S; seed inrs.
81. 70 a225 lines -Mexiean, $5.DOSa$5. 81
per r.. Bananas $l.2 0S2.OO per bunch,
Pineapple '-*l. aOa$ . per dozen.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12

80 10 LiSt
NEW YORK. Dec. IL. he following are TIE
closing quotations for the bond list;
U S new As reg. l2 do 5s reg, lis: do
IS toup. It's; do Is re-, I; do as coup.
!. Il; do Is re., 81: Pacific lis OF 80 -;
Ala. elias a, 10; do ass b, 10; do ella G,
! |: DO currency. lO,; La. New Consols A.,
100; Missouri 1s. 100: N. ,'aroiins Us "a: do
AZ, ~ , carolina "a. non,i1nd Tenn. W
turtles, o "a; d ,deferr d, :; Atchison -, 77ls:
do second A 26, Canada So. .nds. ,O715; L IL
4s. S2l5; DRAM st ll2; U S new As
COUPLE Cen Pa ifc lists o -, 1917; ben IL
q 7s. ia: do 4s, 90; E,ie &c onds, "a: q II
asa Ts l05' do $. 100; 4 T Cent s..
Sc ond Is, -: Mu ual Union Us, IFS; N J
Cent aenl 5s. il.]s; Northern pac 'sts. 8:
do seconds, 1O2st; Northwest nso S, 1901 /;
do deb SIS. IL; Rio Grante West lists,
7s st Paul consols Is 1 ., d"Cte 7 W IS,
ll5ls: It l. 4 " gen IS, 81: Il La 9 + gen
Union Pacific ts OF '96, 1O-as: West Shore
As, lO7A4; so Us, %; Nor Pac. 3rds,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12

San FRAN Isco. Dec. H.. Vegetable quota.
tions follow:
String beans. 5011c; e,g plant 5Of07sc.
peppers, green, 25(e3Oc dried d0DiOr; okra'
75c to ~ per Id cabba e, 5Oc per Genital; cal
rots: 30g4Dc gar ic, 405c per ID; cauliHow.
nips. iVc. 49, -