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Asa matter of useful information it may
be stated that whenever a cooking receipt
calls for a baking powder the Royal"
should be used. Whatever is made will be
sweeter, lighter, finer-favored, more dainty,
palatable and wholesome
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and, as / have worked out my theory so
far without their aid, shall not ask them
for assistance now. When I have secured
all nv evidence and have identified the
persons have in mind the police are well
come to make arrests.
Mr.. Dowdall has in his possession num-
Der of letters written by Ware which may
materially aid him in his work. He expects
within few weeks to bring his labor of
months to close successfully.
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1t has been discovered that the Luxor
obelisk in the Place de la Concorde, in
Paris, is crumbling away under the infiu-
ence of the atmosphere. The obelisk was
taken from Egypt to Paris in Louis
Philippe's reign.
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81 find the Royal Baking Powder supe-
rior to all the others in every respect. 1t
is entirely free from all adulteration and
unwhoIesome lmpurity, and in baking it
gives off greater volume of leavening gas
than any other powder.
walter S. HAINEs, MD,
Chemist to the Chicago Board of Health. F."
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Considerate Child

81 would send you kiss, papa" wrote
little Lucy, who was away on visit, "but
| have been eating onions. Chicago
Times.
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LIABILITIES.
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INCOME.

Net Cash actually received for Fire
premiums. ..............-...-
Received tor interest on Bonds and
Mortgages. .........-.. $3.50.
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and from
all other sources. Observation-Disclosures.
Received for Rents. ...................
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UNITED STATES BRANCH STATEMENT
Or THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
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ASSURANCE COMPANY

OF LONDON, ENGLAND, ON THE 3lsT DAY
" OF December, \. D. 1894, and for the year end
ing on that day, as made TO the insurance Commits
provisions of sections Clio and GIL OF the Political
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SCIENTIFIC Arrogance.

MILTON, Cal. July u, 1895.
The herald., 1895-01-10
ORANGE FREIGHT RATES.
Railroads Deny That Raise Is Confer
Mated.

plated.
SAN FRANCIsC0, Jan. 9.-There is a good deal
OF alarm msnifest among orange growers
throughout the state and fruit shippers in this
city over report that the Southern Pacific Is
about to make advance in freight rates on
that fruit to the east. The report originated in
the east and was to the effect that an agreement
had been reached between all the transcont-
mental lines, by which the advance would be
made. AS result there has been considerable
telegraphic correspond ence and not a little
alarm created, for which there is not the sight
ost foundation. General Traffic Manager Gray
was questioned relative to the matter and IN.
hesitatingly pronounced the rumor false.
"There has been no intention even of such
an increase conveyed to this Office" said he,
land if such move were contemplated 1 GER
tainly would have heard of it. There is not
even a remote possibility of an increase in the
present rate on oranges to the eastern mar
kets."
The killing of the orange crop in Florida has
increased the demand for Ca ifornia fruit to
such an extent that the market price of the
latter has increased during the lsst few days,
and there is reason to believe that this advance
will soon become more pronounced. This In
creased price was what was feared would cause
the transcontinontal roads to take the action
indicated.
The Off Gals of the Santa Fe, 1t is understood.
class of fruit is contemplated from Southern
California. as
The average crop of the state this year is es-
timated at about 2, 0O0,0 boxes or $500 ca
losds, most of which, owing the the Florida
failure will probably be shipped east
The herald., 1895-01-10
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS,
Prosperous Condition of Los
Angeles Banks.
The Security Savings Bank Goes
Into New Hands.
Speculation in Wall Street - General
Financial Geview-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.


Los ANGELES, Jan. 8.
Los Angeles bank clearances wcdnet day
again passed the quarter Of million marx, the
exchanges b.ing $251,s4s.59; BALANCES, $780,
461.41
Deposits in tho Va ious city banks have been
steadily increasing for some time, which not
only shows public confidence in the various in
sttuuons, but also indicates that considerable
capital is lying Idle in Los Angeles. The pros
porous season Southern California Is at present
enjoying, together with the general restoration
of confidence in business circles will no doubt
result in much money being drawn from the
banks in the next ak m nths for investment in
business enterprises
The stockholders OF the National Bank Of
California held their annual meeting Tuesday
evening and reelected the old board OF direct
ors The directors will hold their regular an
nual meeting Thursday, at which time they
will re-eleot the present bank offers
The stockholders of the California bank he'd
their ANIMAL meeting Tu 9sday afternoon and
reelected the old board OF directoss. follow vs.:
J. Frankenfeld Simon Maer Hervey Lindley,
]. B. Newton, r. F. Lotspeich, Jas. G. Rays, t.
w. Jones. G. W. Hughes, Sam Lewis. The
directors met Immediately atterward and re-
elected officers as follows: J. Frankenfed,
president; Sam Lewis. vice-president; J. NJ.
Wilmer, cashier; John G. Mossin, assistant
cashier. The bank pays dividend OF per
cent per annum. Toe annual statement pub.
lished at the opening of the year, placed the
banks resources at $l,O97. 064.62
The NTH annual meeting OF the National
Building and Loan association was held
Wednesday morning. The annual statement
issued to the STOCKHOLDERS show the association
to be in most prosperous condition, its avail
able assets amounting to more than 1910, 900,
dividend of ID per cent was declared OH the
business If 1894. The election OF trustees for
the ensuing year resulted in the choice Of the
following we'll known gentlemen: DR.. W. g.
Cochran, J. O. Wilmer, II. X. Foster, A. z.
Pvmeroy and g. Wade. o."
The Los Angeles Pipe Line company has
been incorporated with capital stock OF $780,
600. The directors are Chas Forman. l.. A.
Grant Chas. H. Carpenter, Chas A. Mariner
and ". b. Wiishire. fee
The santa Re Mining and Milling con- psny
has been incorporated with the following
directors: ]. " Baker D. A. Petit w, A. Stovsr
VIM. T. Shaw and Chas. c. Davis; capital stock
100000 it1
The herald., 1895-01-10
GRAIN AND STOCKS.

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires. ~
AS supplementary to the Associated Press
market reports. the following bulletins, fur
nished by De Van & Rutlsdgo. grain and stock
brokers, are published for the benefit of local
Spectators;
Los ANGELES. CAL, Jan. g.
The Chicago grain markst opened dull and
featureless again today, Bradstreers estimate
OF the worlds visible supply is a decrease for
thu week of $50. 600 bushels of wheat Private
ad vices stated that large short interest had
covered today. SDeculators bought freely on
favorable foreign ana eastern advices.
Course of the market:
Wheat-Cash closed at 541sc; May, 81: e, a,
acoossn12Cash Closed at 45c; May, 471S "a, u, ~
". q, q, AIS asked; July. 47A.M. q. 4. n r.
90 0Jssits-cash closed at 2s11c; May. sok. u u,
. Gu H wheat 67ss; puts. SIX; calls. So
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
wheat-Msy, 971S a. y " " u. close of the
Ba a2 ~ i soyl Close OF thsll lis a. m.
session, $50
NEW YORK STOCK MARKsr.
New York stocks are all on a boom today.
Sugar advanced 2%c. showing profit Of
$4,000 on a purchase of 100 shares. Sugar
ought to go higher: 1t pays IL per cent, and all
stocks that pay that income should sell above
Course of the market:
susar~ss, a7sS, $50, s99E, closed at 90ss
Chicago Gas-T4s1, rs, 14s1, 761<, rs, closed
at 761s
Western Union Telegraph company-s7h
closed at 873s
Manhattsn-1O43s, closed NJ l04Z
Lake shore-i361s, closed at 1929
Lackawauns1,16S065s, closed A. d d6oN.
North wsstern-95ss. 4 closed at 96H.
The herald., 1895-01-10
A FIELD FOR CAPITAL.
Money in Building Houses on the
Stallment Plan.

Money in Building Eouses on the In
stailment Plan.
The Builder and Contractor makes the fol-
lowing pertinent suggestions to capitalists
looking for chance to make safe Investments:
Those capitalists who are constantly on the
alert for opportunities to invest money on long
time, at good rate OF interest. should investi.
gate the building business with view OF
bu1ldinR houses to sell to persons OF steady
employ ment and regular hs otis, Of whom there
are SO many homeless and landless in this
city.
like this wonld bring many customers. Take
for instance a lot, valued At $500 which ought
TO br ng 1t in O .esidonce neighb0rhO0d not too
ly $500; put on to this = profit for yourself OF
5000. and call tho price Of the house $1,000. Of
the lot $500; then sell both for $500; sell
at per cent interest on deferred payments.
In this way the buyer would be paying every
month his months interest and a portion OF
the purchase price; each month he would pay
less Interest aud mote OIL his house; the SIS
per month running until all was paid
What capitalists desire for invastment-that
ments for capital. not speculators with few
hundred dollar, which they are constantly
striving to turn round"-are safe Investments
suggested than this. 1t has for Its security not
alone the property OF the purchaser in tho
premises growing more and more every month
stinct inherent In every American to own a
home Of his own. the rapid closing Of which
opportunities IS now causing this great social
ferment all over the nation.
II capital will come to this coast from the
east and from England and invest in breweries
and such, and be content with an interest divi-
dend of 1 per cent, 1t seems to MS that an in
vestment in securities equally as good. which
pays per cent, ought to be several times more
attractive.
There are kome concerns in the field who are
building houses on something like this plan;
but they require part cash in payment, and
this precludes the great bulk of people from
buying homes from them. In those other In
stauces where they offer to build and sell on
cash down, tn. pr CO they ask for the house
and lot, and the rate OF interest on the deferred
payments, are such ~ to discourage almost any
person from taking hold, 1t seems to US that q
profit OF 5000 on $1,000 house. whore the bsl-
ance carries per ceat interest: ought TO be
enough for any person pretending to DO In
our sense of fairness, savors Of sharkism.
The herald., 1895-01-10
LOCAL FIELD OF COMMERCE,
70 Change in the Outlook for
Oranges.
: shange Directors Meet but Do
Not Raise Prices.
Southern California weather and Crop
Conditions - Local Produce
Quotations.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 8.
The orange situation remains unchanged.
It had been presumed that the executive COM
enittee of the exchanges would at their session
Wednesday, take further action in the matter
Of prices, but nothing but routine business was
transacted. For the present the schedule OF
prices adopted last week will stand and will
govern all the Southern California exchanges.
The telegraphed report that the exchanges at
Redlsnds and Cotton had decided to raise the
prices, is denied by members OF the executive
committee. They say all the exchanges will
continue to fill orders at the scheduled rates
until the executive committee decides other-
wise. They admit. however, that there is a
great reluctance on The part OF the growers to
ship fruit at the present prices.
Orders ara plenty, bat very little fruit Is being
moved. This is not altogether due to dssatis
faction with the prices, however The fruit Is
really not ripe enough to put on the market
Nearly all this orders received from the east
say: mo green tips wanted" GreaC care IL
being taken to ship nothing but ripe fruit, and
this is the principal cause for the delay in
starting general movement. Ten days more
of sunshine like that OF Wednesday will assist
greatly in the maturing of the crop but it is
not probable that shipments will amount 10
much before the LIST OF February 1t must be
remembered that the eastern demand Tor
Southern California oranges does not usually
manifest itself before the LIST of March, so il il
quite phenomenal for orders to DO received
early in January.
The next auction sale In San Francisco is sd
verised for Monday, when it is anticipated
that much better pr.ces Will b. r9aliZ I'd than
last week. The agen. OF the Exchanges in San
Francisco reports that the trade is very anxious
for auction sales to be resumed. No sales were
held this week because the wet weather made
it incoaveuient to pick the fruit 1t IL
alleged that much green fruit is being dumped
on the market in san Francisco which moves
Oft slowly, but tn 1t thoroughly rips fruit will
move rapidly and bring good price,,
This Tusiin Orange association has seeded
from the exchanges and the product OF tnat
neighbo hood will be haHcled by the inde-
pendent packers,
The herald., 1895-01-10
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Cattle-Cows heifers
s sne bulI q oGd ths Beef snd Shipping
steers changed hands at $3.75@5. co. There
were several trades at $5.25@5 so, and q few
at still better figures Extra heifers and bulls
sold out at 81. 500l.75.
Hogs were steady, The supply. vas large, but
the demand was good for good h.gs. From
hogs and "a .25@4.75 was the range for $50 to
$50 pound hogs. Seles at better than "a. 90
were scattering. prime heavy hogs being
scarce.
The range OF quotations for sheep was from
S1.5O03.75, the bulk selling at 1925 as. IS:
lambs brought $2.26@4.5 SO. the bulk $3.50
Z25.
Rsceipts-Cattle, 10000; calves, 500; hogs.
$4,000; sheep, $4,000.
The herald., 1895-01-10

1919 per cent; last loan at IL per cent?
closed at Ia per cent.
ster. Ing exchange-Quiet aud steady. with
actual business in bankers' bills at 81. 1875 q
4S8k for demand aud 81 67ss "a SIX TO- W
days.
Posted rates-Si.S Slz@ %. s9is.
Comm ercial bills-T4 o5Ia g4.S6X.
silver ceItihcates-60 nj.
SAN FIR NaIsco, jan 9.-sight drafts on New
YORK. per 800, 10.
Teleeraphio. l2x.
LONDON. jan. 9.-Bank of England discount
rate, prcnnt
COnsUls-104 3 16d,
Money Y per cent
The rat Of dlaco ant in open market forshort
and three months bills GIG per cent.
MINING SHARES,
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 8 The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were rs TO =
loyR.
The herald., 1895-01-10
San Francisco Vegetable Market

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-Vegetables: There
is a wide range in the price of asparagus. Sales
Of tomatoes, peas and string beans were slow.
Asparsgus-sacrame nto. I9l21c per Id.
Rhubarb-3an eandro, 50065c per box.
Mushrooms-6@lOc per Id for common, and
1870 zoe for cho.cs.
Tomatoes-Los Angeles, 75cfB$l. rs per box.
Beans String, 305o per Id for poor. and 8@
loo per Id for Y. cd stock.
Pess-Green, 7e10c per ID.
Squash : Marrowfat, IS. o0@6.oo per ton;
Hubbard, $40 per ton.
Peppers-Green, 4Qp5c per ID.
Turni ps-r75c per Genital.
Beets-75c per sack.
+ Parsntps rs per GENITAL.
Carrots--Feed, 35tG40c.
Cabbage-5O 1850.
Garlic-3(04c per Id.
Caulffiower--6007Oc per dos.
Peppers-Dry, 150D17l1c per ID.
Okra-Dry, 120l5c per h.
The herald., 1895-01-10

degrees lowest 80 degrees; rainfall .65 inch
Two light frosts during week.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Capistrano-Tne rainfall was 1856 inches;
highest temperature 81 degrees: lowest ~ de-
grees
SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
San Diego City-Reports from all over parts
oil the county indicate an INN snse acreage Will
be plan ted to hay and grain, and as this sec
ton is being so we'll filed up with settlers,
many fruit trees will be also set out this year.
Plenty of feed for stock
Valley Uentre-One and four tenths OF an
inch of rain fell on the 9th
The herald., 1895-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices Grain and Produc
Movements.

Call Board Prices Drain and Produce
Movements.
, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-Whsat, easy; May,
96szc; seller, S6azc.
Barley--Insctive; Nay. s9lzc
Corn-$L.25.
Bran-xi2 so.
Flour-F.mily extras, $34OC9355; Bakers
extras, 30 80 a3. 40: superdne, 81. 20g2.55
wheat-No great activity in progress; S7}@c
for No. l shipping aud 8S31c for a choice arti.
ole. Milling qualities are steady at 921sN
97Jac. WalIa Walla wheat 75@7614c for fair
average quality: SO@S5o for blue stem, and 70
6D72hc for dam stock.
Barley-The situation does not show i'm
provement Demand light Feed, fair to good.
7s31@S0c; choice. 61Ags2}sc; brewing 600
Csc.
Oats Milling $l.0OGl.121s: Surprise,
$l.O591. Is; fancy fesd, 1zc05$ i. O2x: good
TO choice. e713095c; poor to fair, SOGS5c;
black, 81 1511.S0; red $l.i21z@1 .l7>s; gray,
82l5cGSl.00. 90
Rscei pts--r lour. sacks, 1441. Wheat, ctls.
Washington. 40.s27. Barley, ctls, 1912. Corn.
1908. Onions, sackF, Ala.
The herald., 1895-01-10
Liverpool Markets.

LIVE RpooL, Jan. 9.-whest-spot, quiet but
steady; demand. poor. No. red winter,
As 9lSd. No. 2 red sprins, SIS I'd; No: hard Man
closed steady aud Id higher January, As Sl4d;
February. As 10d; March. As 10Ad; May,
As 1 I'D; June, 4s l113d.
e Corn-Steady: American mixed nominal
new, A. 4d Futures closed firm, with near
positions Id higher; January, A. I'd; Februa-
~, a. I'd: March, As 215d April, Is I'D; May,
As 23zd; June, 4s 2s<d.
Fonr-st sadly, demand moderate; St. Louis
fancy winter, 5s 81.
Hops-At London Pacific coast, e. l5s.
The herald., 1895-01-10
An Electric Power Company.

Mr.. William Ferguson. capitalist of this
city, and Henry D. Roberts Of Azusa have un-
der way project for The utilization Of electric
power for use in this city IS we'll a. on points
bet we IN here and the San Gabriel cafion.
Yesterday the promoters nled . map Of the
survey for the line in the United States land
ONCE. securing a right of way over the govern
mont reser walton and public lands. II 10 stated
that four miles OF grading hays bsen done 1t
is estimated thst 20 properly capitalize the
project $3.50, 900 will be required, the greater
part OF which tts expected will be raised in
this city.
The herald., 1895-01-10
CALIFORNIA INVENTORS.
Patents Recently Issued to Residents o
the state.

Patents Recently Issued to Residents or
the state.
Messrs. Hazard & Townsend furnish the fol-
lowing complete list OF patents issued to
residents OF California for the week ending
January 1, 1895:
Bicycle canopy-Milton Armstrong, as
signor OF one-half to G. g. Gibson, Los
Angeles.
Two patents on carburettor-E. R. Cook, az
sigHor of one-half to w. Il. and NJ. N. Drew,
Sacramento
Refrigerator Caro-. s. Hardy. San Diego.
Metallic bung-M Fischer, San Francisco.
Blackboard eraser-C. R. PeChin, San Fran
cisco
Starting apparatus for gas engines-J W.
Raymond San Francisco.
Combined -four scoop and sieve-M. Il. Peter
son, Iago.
Roasting furnace-A. Ropp, eau Francisco.
Telephone indicating apparatus-J. l. 6abin
and w. Hampton, San Francisco.
Clothes drier-t7. Wade, San Diego.
Voting appsratus-H. Weber, North TemeE-
"a
The herald., 1895-01-10

F.our-Stesdy: Winter patents, e. 5000. 80;
stratghts 81 25Qt2. so; spring patents, %3. 10 %
800; straishts, $2.z0D%, so; bakers. $500
Whtat-No. 2 spring 5s1s@eoc, No. 8. NOM
nal; No. 2 red, 54lS4D5<7sc.
Corn--No. 2, 45c
oats-No. q 29Xc No. . white, 3oN9311sc;
No. 3 white Gle
Rye--No. 2, 451Sc,
Barley No. ., 55c; No. 8. 511z055c; No. 4,
Sic.
Flax see1-No /, $1.4O.
limo hy-Prim-, 1875.
Mess Pork-Psr bbl, $1i,621a@1l.75.
Lsrd-S6. 90(66. 92La.
hh ,rt ribs-Sides, loose. SIS. 90(159S.
shoulders-B 81. rs s3.S7H
Short clear sides-Roxed. $4.l25<dS4 rs.
whiaky-Distillers flushed goods, $l.22 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creamery, 1292Jc; dairy,
11p21c.
EEgs-Steady at 13920c.
The herald., 1895-01-10
Cotton M arket.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Cotton-Closed quiet;
middling 53zc.
Great Britain, 9771; to the continent, $500;
forwarded, 1496: sales, 1855 spinners, l6S;
stock, 124. 600; total todsy-Net receipts 81
200; exports to Great Britain. $4,000; TO the
continent, 1928; stock, 1.1O9,0U0.
The herald., 1895-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 8. AT a protracted
meeting of the Pacific Insurance union today
it was agreed to try and continue the union
with modified rules, which will be strictly en-
frame new regua ions, one OF which Will be a
reduction in commits sions to brokers so that
the latter cannot afford to divide commissions,
one Of the most serious objections Of b0lters
The herald., 1895-01-10
Los Angeles Orphans Home.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Jan. 2, 1885
VNHESE ARE THE NAMES OF CHILDREN
i admitted to the Los Angeles Orphans
Home since the last quarterly publication
Half orphans. girls--Etta Holder, 5; Mile
Holder, 3; Belle McGarvin, 10; Laura Drey-
fus, o. Bertha Butcher, 2; May Brotherton, !
Matte Brotherton, g. Lana Reid. 10; Lily
REID 81 Rosa Lukini, s; Lotto Lukini, 9;
Harrington, A; Edith Cosgrove. 8; Ma ell
Shaft "a: Nellie Hare. q; Edith Quayle, Q.
Boys-James Mcswain, IS; Roy Mcswain, 9;
Claude Cunningham, 8; George Cunningham,
o; Clarence Wiseman, 5; Fred Averill IL
Toofl Castelon, 81 Roy Staa's, 5; Roberto del
Castillo 8; Manuel del Castillo z; Francis
Coons. 8; Albert Corona, II; Reginaldo del
Castillo, !; Dee Holder, 13 months Henry
Reid, 9; Philip Reid. 5; Henry Guy, II; Harry
Brooks, ID; Ray Harrington. IL months Ern-
est seighold, 10: Henry seighold, 8; Andres
Bardugo. 10; Joe Bardugo, o; Arthur Bardugo
&; Arthur cosgrove, Il Mar tt Bossevain, z;
Edward Boiscvain, d; Lacy Shaffer, 5; Ralph
Shaffer Q.
Whole orphans. girls-Fiora Anderson. IL;
Lila Pomeroy, IL.
Boys-Adolf Pomeroy 13; John Pomeroy, 6;
Fay Pomeroy, A.
~. ROSE HAGAN,
IA Chairman Admission Committee,
The herald., 1895-01-10
Sale of Bank stock.

Yesterday Mr.. J. 4. sn'ton and Mt. Maurice
8, Hellmpn acquired the holdings of the So.
curity Savings Bank and Trust company OF I.
N. Phelps and F. N. Myers. The sale was mu-
exist between al parties ,ncerned.
The herald., 1895-01-10

LONDON. Jan. 9.-Arrived: Hnsland, New
York.
York.
York for GlRaSov.
The herald., 1895-01-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Course OF Business on the Chicago Board
of 1pade.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.--Wheat opened about as /
closed yesterday. May brought 577sg5sc at
the opening plunge, and kept between those
prices and $3.50 for half an hour and then
made sli ght advance. Foreign markets were
generally quoted firm, and ST. Louis advised
another 1000 bushels, which sod this morn.
ing for i'm mediate shipment 10 the seaboard,
mating $50. 900 bushels dispos d of in that
way In the last thr. days.
-Brads:feets visible supply statement, when
received. did not quite come up to the bulls
expectations. as 1t shoyed that the worlds
stock had only decreased 945,O 900; instead OF
about 2, 000, 900 bushels as NAM had looked
for. May, from 575sp5Sc near the OPENING,
sdyanced to 55,s(G58I4c, fell back to $500
5734c, and frOm thai recovered 70 5Sc 1t
again fell to 57ss@S75zc, and shout half an
huor from the & os was At 5sc bid. May fn-
isned At 57Isc. .. s,.
general tone OF the market was firm. May
opened unchanged 1T 47lzc, touched Axe, and
clo ed AT 41sac.
The markst for oats was not particularly
Prominent, yet fairly active session was
passed. May started at 30%G301ec: sold at
30tc up to 3io, and at noon was 301c, closing
at3lc.
Provisions were dull. Pork gained 21<c. and
similar advance WAS secured for lard and
ribs
The herald., 1895-01-10
The Confidence manufacturing company
levied au assessment of 80 cents snare to-day
srooks AND BONDS.
Silver Bullion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-Silver bars, 59k@
59}ac per ounce.
Mexican dollars. 5105ll1c. s
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Silver bars, per ounce
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2736d,