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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23
MARINE NEWS.
Daily Report Of Arrivals and Departures
OF Vessels.
REDoNDO Cal Tan 90

REDoNDo, CAL, Jan. %.
ARRIVED.
January 17-Schooner Barbara Hernster,
from Bowen landing, with 145,000 feet red
wood lumber for Willamette Lumber company
January 20-3teancr santa Rosa. from San
Francisco. with 115 tons freight and 20 passen-
January 20-steamer Excelsior. with 2.O00,-
600 shiegles for Willamette Lumber company.
January 22-Steamer Santa Rosa. from San
Diego with q passengers.
SAILED.
January 2o-steamer Jewel, for San Fran.
cisco.
Diego with 40 passengers.
January 22-5tsamer Excelsior, for Huen-
January 2l-steamship Santa Rosa, for San
Francisco, with 10 passengers and 1S tons
PORT Los ANGELES. Jan. 81.
ARRIVED
January 22-Stramer Santa Rosa, rom Fan
Diego with q passengers
SAILED.
January 22-Steamer Excelsior, for Hueneme.
January 22-Steamer Santa Rosa, for san
Francisco, with Is tons of mdse and ID pas
senger.
HAMBURG. Jan. 22.-Arrived: steamer Prus-
sian, New York.
BREMEN. Jan. 22.--Arrived: Steamer Inver-
LoNDoN, Jan. 22.--Arrived; Steamer Rich
rnond New York. r-4E
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STATE NOTES.

Items Of Interest to Farmers and Hortieul.
turists.
Palermo will ship 80 carloads Of oranges this
season.
The Point Arena creamery has paid divi-
dend of 10 per cent for 1894.
vacaville shipped upward of 1900 carloads
OF fresh and dried fruits in 1894
Orange county shipments for 1894 were as
follows: Green and dried fruits, 1850. 900
pounds; raisins 100000; honey, 10000;
grain, IA $50, 900: wine 1913, 900: wood, 1885,
900; total, 14,d13, 900 pounds
A creamery, planned to take care OF the pro-
duct of 1000 cows is to be established at
Bodegs.
The Almy Olive com pany has been formed at
Oroville. 1t haa so acres planted to olives, and
will plant 100 more this season,
The Riverside Press reports the death of sew
errl horses from eating dam alfalfa hay. 1T
was found that the hay had balled up in the
intestines.
Santa Ana Blade. The bee men OF this To-
cality expect good yield of honey the coming
season. The thorough saturation OF the earth
by the recent copious rains insures plenty of
flowers, and hence there will be good forage for
the busy bee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


TUESDAY, Jan. ~.
POWERS, IDA and W to saran @
Hinck ley-Lot IL blk B, Colina pork .
pHIILB5RooKi.. HANNAH NAH & to d Tag.
lor-Lot g. Goodman Lukens Olive oo
BEOMLEE, Ella H to- Geo W Hughes
Lots 100, 1873, 1874, 1856, 1873, town of go
Gs sTn Rl%A JAS ct ux to Jacob Wise
Lot 10, Pomona Land & Water Cos
sub, blk l64, Pomona $50
DOL0RhS DE WARD and ARCADIA
B DIX GAFFEY to Ascel Thungren- M
Lot 16 blk AZ, Ian Pedro. ............. 80
SMITH, VIRGINIA,Eto L e Gaylord
Lots and blk 30, Long Beach,. 175
HUTTON, JOHN ct Tx to Moore
1893 acres in city of Pomona. 4179
M'CAlN, W P ct NIX to J W Cresey-Lots
and blk 3, Edw Every's sub blk ,oo
BACON co; MRS MRS ct =, ux to Laura
AR RsStTL Sks e 1' aRas u Ro;crs 0oo
Lot Al blk x of Monroe's add to Mon .o~o
VIZ lot Dr. Converse u, Pasadena. 200
HOLM G5WoRlH II, to J L Wood ,.o
Hob r,Gt IA g CIV " TO- TO- i Hiali.iwii5
VIZ lot 81, Lankershim Ranch Land
I q Water Co.'S suo ko 9ex-Mission san ,oo
wrsBWR cURTis Is commissioner to WV
Geo W sdmson-Lot 81, Null ms tr, roe
JAS SMITH and ] W HUGHES to Geo
Stimson-Lot 81, Mullins tr.....,..... 752
GIBSON, FRANK A trustee to Mrs Sarah
De Eta Merrilzz-Lot 3 CLARK d Bryon ooo
MiLiEEiLLiAiN, saI'sx j to Rimbie Cul- 49,.
len-Lot 81, Waverly tr................ 5uO
M'LELLAN, ALEX to W Barr-Lot roo
1R 81 Ea Cans ' ct ax to ElzaD stalker '0'
w % 1T OF 1915 1T lot ~, sub of lot
IL blk B. san Pasqual tt :....:....... 1000
OBEAR, ELF A y ,t9 Rosilia Kantro.
IT, M'1 blk O, Mott Il. ........ 1900
Lots 335 and 3s6, A Well tr; $50
GROUSE, REBEGOA ct al to Geo Wal
lace-Lot 1, Longheed's sub Hoover tr,
also part OFF,, Longheed's resub part
cos So Epw Z et TX to Flora Howes INV
Blk Blk is. ord's survey -. 5000
sHATTO, CLARA R exeautrix, to Alon-
20 Wheeler-Lot 81 blk 4, Avalon. I'll
sub lots W, and 3. blk LA, Santa
coz SSn Taos to Geo aroses sw sec o00
4,tIs,r14 .................,'... 1900
BDE WARD to Frank Ellis-Lots 4, s
and 8, McDonald's sub blk 46, also lot
IL, blk SO, Rancho Palos Verdes...,. 20
vEACH JOS R ct ux to Emma Davis
Lots and 3, blk 4, Hays tr:: ....;
FoRTHMANE, JOHN A TO- Horace =
blk 2, Bells add Los Angeles ..,...... 1000
MICHENER, ESTHER to Banning Co
Lots g Roscoe Thomas add to Ava
CLINE LIN sneridE to Geo ii smitu.Ail
Pacific Ky Co.. ...... 1884
son-Lots 20 and 81 blk J, West Los
Angeles 1,6OO
SUMMARY.
DEEDS. Az
Nominal. ...........,,........ 8
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, jan %. There was only a handful
OF cattle here today, the fresh arrivals not ex-
ceeding $500 head, ana there being very little
stale stock, but not many cattle were wanted.
ana while the market had a firm tons it was
not much higher. Prices showed more than
the usual irresularity, but the quietness re-
main ed as before.
DresLed beef and shipping steers were salable
a. SO 25@5S5 with most of the trading at
SO 75G47 rs. Cows and bulls sold principally
at $2.0093.00 There was n fair demand for
stockers and feeders at OF 25@3.75
There was much nervousness today in hog
values; receipts were several tn ousand less than
expected, but buyers held off. Sales were
principally at So 90G4. O5 for light and 81 800
4.40 for averages over 200 pounds. The close
was rather hrm.
The sheep market was fairly active and the
receipts again turned out light, and there was
gain In strength. Both sheep and lambs sold
10615c highsr. Sheep were quoted at $4,000
3.S5; lambss. $3.0Og4.6O.
Receipt Cattle, $500; calves, 300; hogs,
$4,000; sheep, 5000.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale and Jobbers' Quotations Cor
reeted Daily.

Dairy Products.
SOC; % or rolls, s7]s 942{lc; fancy dairy. %
o. T1s b. o soa5Sera large
eastern easter ehsddsrs and twins, I49lz]Ss; brics
cream. Is @l3ac; Mmoer aG9l 5sa,a 49,
Rockford, 4oc; Gorganzola, 36c; Edam, $40
Zoe; sapsago, 27e.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTRY-Per doz, hens, ST.. Oo94:50; young
roosters, 81. 2594.70; old ROSTERS, $500; broil-
I1@12c per lb.
EGGs-Per doz., Californla ranch, 21@22c.
Grain and Hay.
Barley-Per etl.. sd, $4,000; seed, 95c9Rl.
Corn-Per ctl., i.1O@1 Is.
Wheat-Per ctl., $l@1.O5.
Hay-Per ton, alfalfa, $l1@1l 90; barley,
$14@16; oats, $l39l5; wheat, $l3.O09l5.5O.
Provisions.
HAMs-Per lh. Rex, 1870; Picnic, &c; bone
BAcoN-Per lb., Rex homeless brea kfast 1910;
light medium, 9I5c medium, 9lae.
DRIED BEEF.Per lb, set, 12c; insides 1895
DRY SALT PoRK-Per lb., clear bellies, sc;
short clears, 7s4c; clear backs, 7l4c.
PIG PoRK-Per half Dbl, 80 lbs, 30.
LARD-Per lb., Ivory compound, tierces, 6]ac;
Rexolene. TIC; pure leaf, Sc.
Dried Fruits.
APRIcoTs-Per lb., 51D71sc.
PEAcHEs-Per h., AZ D511.
PRUNEs-Per ib.. 3150O4%.
RAIsINs-Per h., 11a931a.
Green Fruits.
APPLEs.Per box. local, s09soc; mountain,
81. 00Q91 So.
ANAsAs-Per bunch, Bluefields. $l.5o@2.oo;
Bocas. 50. 00a225.
CRANBERRIEs-Pe Dbl, $ll. 50(0l2O0
GUAvAs-Per A-lb box, 6Gu7c
PEARs--Per 40-lb box, 75c(@$1.00
PERsIMMoNs-Per h., 4G5c.
Citrus Fruits.
LEMoNs--Per box, extra large Eurekas. So. 90;
cured Eurekas and Lisbons, 81 0O02. 10; I'M
1NGEs-Navels, fancy, 81. 500 %. 90; choice,
So. OO02. SO; Japanese TangerInes. $500.
tions: Extra fancy Washington navels, 81 20:
fancy navels, So 90; choice. $l.75; standard,
81. so; extra fancy seedlings, $l.75; fancy seed.
lings, $3.50: choice. $l.35; standard, $1.20.
Millstuffs.
Flour-Los Angeles, $3.4o; Stockton, $685.;
Oregon, SO. 25.
Brap-Per ton, $2l.
Shorts-Per ton, 1913.
Rolled Barley-Per ton, $2l.
Cracked Corn-Per cwt.. 81. 20.
Feed Meal-Per cwt,, 81 20.
Hides and Wool.
HIDEs-Per lb., sound dry. 9c: culled. 7kc;
kips, sound, 61ac; culled. 41ac; sheep pelts (no
demand), nominal.
WooL-Very dull; 4@6c,
Fresh Meats.
Butchers prices Tor wholesale carcasSeB:
BRRF-Per Id, 41595e.
VEAL-small To: large 5@6c.
MuTToN-4l505c; spring lamb. 6@7c.
PoRK-6@612c.
Livestock.
HoGs-Per cwt., So. 75lDA00.
BEEF CATTLE-Per cwt, 81. 25O250.
CALvEs-Per head, So. 03. 90.
SHEEP-Per head $250@2.75.
LAMBs-Per head. $1.75D2. 90.
Honey and Beeswax.
HONEY - Per pound, comb, 130114c;
strained, 7(G815c.
BEEswAx-Per pound, 22@26c
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GRAIN AND STOCKS.
Pointers on the Markets by Private |
Wires |

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires.
As supplementary to the Associated Press
market reporty, the following bulletins, fur
lshed by De Van & Rutledge, grain and stock
brokers', are published for tho benefit of LOCAL
Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. %.
other low price day. May wheat opened ut
55A and sold down Y, to 55hc on heavy sales
by holders although New York reported at the
cline for export. steadied up little. but broke
again on the report that the estate Of the late
James G. Fair was the largest iquidators.
day, and ought to be a good purchase !or a
rally.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
whsat-Cash closed at 51E@52c. May
closed. 554955ssc: July opened at 5622sc; high.
Corn-Cash closed at 43c; May opened at
H SIC; lowest, 447sc; CLOSED at 45ssc
0ats-Cash closed at 271ac; May closed at 20
PoTs-Msy opened at S11.l2k; highest;
|Bi1. 17lS; lowest, $l1. 10; closed at $11.I2N.
n SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
1 Course of the Market:
lii rs am session, 91skc bid December. So;
I slosed at the Ill am, session, $3.50.
Borley-May, 871sc; closed at SIC. Deem
' ber closed at 7Sc.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
4 sugar-Opened at s9l<c; highest, 90lSc low
= ST, S9s6c; closed at 5000.
Chicago Gas-opened at 72>zc highest 73x;
,West Tx; closed at 1874
st, Paul-opened at So; highest, 56sz; lowest,
81; closed at 5jas.
Western union Telegraph company opened
S7N; highest, 871a; lowest, 8714; closed at
C61icago, Burlington and Quincy-opened at
"; highest IN; lowest, I'll: closed at 7ILS
Manhattan-Opened at 1879 highest, 1857:
west 1O75z; closed at 1O8.
Distillers-Opened at iOM; highest, 1O3<;
west, 10;h; closed at 1919
Southwestern -Opened at 95lz; highest.
"; lowest, 9j1z; closed at 95ls
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ECHO MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
MOUNT LOWE RAILWAY.



At the Summit of the Great Cable Incline.
The Echo Mountain House il the finest ana
best equipped nou1tain hotel in the world ana
il SC eond to none of the wor d -fsmed hotels OF
Southern California. In location 1t has no
equal, being immadia overlooking the san
Gabriel Valley. WITH mountains footnitis,
ever verdant valleys, towns, villages, old mis-
zion. sea beach, shipping. islands and ocean In
full view. The china g is delightful, both win
ter and summer II, IL never hot ana never
co d. On the + randas tn re are always cool
breczcs In summer, snd in winter II is warmer
than in tine valley below. The sunrises aud
sunsets witnessed frop its torches and verau-
y ays bic urei BY European visitors An addi-
iional attraction is the Lowe Observatory, pre-
sided Ovar by the eminent astronomer, Dr.
Lewis Swift. Other attractions within easy
reach OF Echo Mountain Honse are numerous
ana will take days I'd even weeks to explore
the M and no visitor shuuld spend less than
one day and night on these mcuntains-where
more enjoyment can DO had in tho same time
than in any other spot on The globs-t0 witness
the gorgeous sunset and sunrise, the cities OF
Los Angeles and Pasadena below with their
thousands OF electric lights glmmerirg lfka
an immense lake OF diamonds; the op ration OF
the great Worlds Fair Searchlight, and look
through one of the finest telescopes in the
world; also the fine geological collection OF
wild an iInals that inhabit the Sierra Madre
mountains. Rates no higher than like &C.
comm da lions in the valley. Weekly and
monthly rates on app ication. See timetable.
A well-eauipped livery stable a. Altndena
Junction for the accommodation OF guests ct
the hotel. Guests stopping at Echo Mountain
tickets over the railway to visit the Va lev. For
rates apply 10 II. r. WARNER.
Manager.
Echo Mountain, Los Angeles County, Cal.
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GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation in Wall street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.

speculation in Wall Street-Foroign ana
Domestic Exchange.
NEW DIRK, Jan % Tho chief feature at to-
days speculation on the stock exchange wsr
he sharp upward movement which followed
the announcement that this pooling bill had
been reported to the senate without amend
ment u WAS unexpected news, and the shorts
made haste to cover their outstan ling con-
tracts. fearing lest the market should be put up
on THEM After the furry csu'e ed by this-6ny-
ing had subsided, pricss sogged oil az, ain. After
a firm opening and tract onal advance in the
early trading, the market became Irregular and
IN the main weak, tue depression be ms assisted
by selling of the international socks for tho
London account Delaware and Hudson sold
ia southern "a Reading aud Cleve and, Co un-
bus, Cincinnati and Sc Louis Ia, and Other
shares fraction. The Baltimore and Ohios
Whlch dropped per cent. aud Cofdage shares
which reeeded frnctiopaily, were exceptions
speculation had become STEADY at noon, and
shortly thereaft'r cam. the Washington dis-
patehat touching The ndvancem emit OF The poo
ing bill, which sent prices up with rush. the
grang RS advancing @s017a per cent New Jersey
Cent al and Baltimore and Ohio IL ger cent,
Reading u aer cen aud tho genera ltst lstli y
per cent, with somc few exec otions, In wnich
advance loss "a were made The depression
continued to the cloge, AMI prices are dowr
ter iii Southern railroad preferred, PA per cent
in Green Bay preferred, IA per ceut IN susqus-
hannz preferred. "a per cent In co.dage, ls(631
per cant in the sraagers, suEar stapjs un
changed on the dap,
The bond market was weak and Inactive
throughout the day. The total sales aggregated
81, r55,0C0
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while something extra would probably bring
S5c In milling grades there is no heavy busi-
ness just at present; 571at@S915c. Offerings oil
Walla Walla wheat are fairly liberal, 75D7712
for fair average quality; $50 for blue stem, anu
709721ac for damp.
Baeley-Sample business is of very moderate
proportions. Considerable barley is said to be
stored in warehouses against call board cor
tracts. that spot offerings of domestic product
are not of large magnitude. at the same time
there is good supply of both Oregon aud
Washington barley. The weather is becoming
q rather more important factor in the .situa-
ton. Feed. fair to good. 75@30c. choice, SlAc;
brewing. S5@92lac.
Oats-Thers are offerings large enough to
meet ell reasonable demands, and until stocks
are materially lowered, it is not likely that
prices will show any great change for the bet
ter. Milling. $1.00Ql. 12ia; surprise. 81. O59
choice. so3s5e; poor to fair soSFS71ss; BLACK
Sl.l5gl30; red, $l.05@l.l7iz gray 92lz@
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Boston Wool Market,

BOSTON, Jan. 22.-The wool market has been
generally quiet the past week, although trade
was of a fair average. The outlook was I'M
doaptedly better than it was one week ago, and
the manufacturers seemed disposed to take
hold of the raw material with more freedom.
nanulaetasers nave, nowever' oinersns opin-
1t Ia believed, as the market is now situated,
prices will b. influenced largely by London
sales. Sales were as follows;
Territorial Wools-Nontana fine and fine me-
dium, 91l2c; No. medium, 12@26c; Wyom-
ing, Utah, Dakota. Nevada, Idaho and Colo
RADIO fine and fine medium, 9@l1c; California;
Spring northern, 13@l4c; middle country
spring, collie Oregon: Eastern fair 9@1lci
choice, ,11@12Hc.
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Gdsn quotAi lOuS were No iOiiOWs,
Flour-Rasier. Wi,fer patents, $3.50 a215;.
strslghts. 50 so - go; spring patents, w.. 100
Wheat-So. 9 spr:ng, 559571zc No. 81 RUG.
nouinal; No. 2 red, 5I1seD52l5c,
Corn-No. ., 43c.
Oats-Nv. 2, 28c. No. white, 3n15G30Hc
No. white, 291s@t30Hc.
Rye--No 2. soc.
BarIey-No. 2, SOC; No. g. 53@54c; No A,
nominal.
Flaxseed--No. l, 1 AZ.
Timothy-Prime, 1918.
Mess pork-Per bbl, $40. 90@11.00.
Lard-$6. 55@6.57h.
Shor: ribs--5,de loose, g5 5od56O.
shoulders--Boxed, $4.75G4.S71a.
Short clear sides-Boxe1 $5.75s45. S5.
Whisky-D istillers' finished goods $l.@2 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was firm; creamery, 129l3iac; dairy,
1lM20c.
Eggs were firm at 18019c.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

II Board Prices Grain aud Produce
Movements.
AN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Wheat weak; De-
lbsr, 9s7Sc; May, 917sc.
Narley-No trading.
Iorn-S1. 37x.
lran-$l3.50.
AN FRANCISCO. Jan. Extraordinarily ex-
S3. 40@350; bakers extras. $3.30@3- 40;
lerane, $2.00D225.
thest--s3szc for standard shipping wheat
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2o.-wheat = Steady; de-
mand poor; No. 2, red winter, a. I'd: No. 2
red spring, 5s Sd; No. hard Manitoba, So
2l5d;No. California, % 2l5d, Futures closed
distant positions Id lower; business about
equally distributed. January. as 61ad; Febru-
airy, As 6l5d; May. As I'd: April, Is I'D; June,
Is Sd.
Oorn-Spot dull; American mixed, new,
As. Futures opened dull, closed weak; near
positions 10 lower ana distant positions "a
March, IS 1116d; April, 3s l19<dt May. 80 l1szd;
Fiioour-Dull: demand poor ST. Louis fancy
winter, 5s Sd. ~ ssr cs Voc,
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RECEIPTS.
San Francisco Vegetable Market

San Francisco Vegetable Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Vegetables: Bust
ness is light and slow, as arrivals arc small.
Nnly five boxes of asparagus came IN this
1orning. with five sacks of green peas.
Asparegus-l5(020c per lD.
Mushrooms-6O1oc per Id for common, and
1890 zoe for cnolce.
Tomatoss-Los Angeles. 750Bl.25 per box.
Beans--Striug, 121a(D15c per h.
Peas-Green, S(Dl0c per ID.
Squash : MarrowfAt, So 00,@Z0o per ton
Hubbard, $40 per ton
Peppsrs-Green, 4QD7c per ID.
Turnips-50c per Genital.
Beets-60 a75c per sack.
Carrots-Feed. 30G50o.
Cabbage-30 D40c.
4 Garlie-36l4c per h.
Cauli1ower-30l140' per dog.
Peppers-Dry, 15O17tac per Id.
Okra-Dry, 12la0l5c perlb.
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ATLANTA. Ga, Jan 1.-The failure OF the re-
tail dry goods firm OF d. Il. Dougnerty was
nounced today. The firm assigns its entire
stock. valued at S55, to Ii. B. Clsfin g. Co. of
New York, and also gives the same firm first
David Il. Dougherty, the hesd OF the house.
The assets and liabilities are not yet known.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 22.-Ootton quiet;
middling, 5 5-16d.
Net receipts, 1868; gross, IL 9o3; exports to
Great Britain, 5579: to the continent, $780,
forwarded, 5000: sales, 20: stock. 14i, 1871.
Today. net receipts. 5,512; exports to Great
stock, 1 ,09l ,024.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Ju II, 1894
DIR. WONG HIM, 639 Upper Main at
Dear Hlr-I take pleasure in adding my to vi
mony 10 tho many you already have received.
" i'll say tina. after taking your treatment for
catarrh OF the head and throat, that am now
well, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skeptical and will satisfy them
truly T. 3. k,Nd'
Attorney and Notary Public.
iarvanza, Cal.
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silver Bullion
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-silver bars, $3.50
59sAc per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 51@51Hc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22--Silver bars, per ounce,
59Lc.
LONDON, Jan 22.-silver bullion, per ounce.
925 fine, 27l4d.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Course OF Business on the Chicago Board
of Trade,

OF IrauG.
CHICAGO Jan 22.-That the liquidation OF
long wheat which was the feature OF yester'
days trade has not ended, was apparent as
soon as the session opened this morning Com
mission houses had more wheat for sale, and
although q little trading was done Immediately
at the opening at from $3.50, down to 55ssc for
May there was such an avalanche Of offerings
that the value was instantly crushed to $500,
being still lower level than the lowest Of yes
terday's fguresr 65lzc WAS the next resting
place, and even that WAS only temporary. The
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WEATHER STATISTICS.

Observations at Los angeles and other
Points.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Reports received at Los An.
geles Jan. o. 1895. observations taken AT all
stations at s q. m., 75th meridian time:
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Places Bar. TEN. Max. TEN Wind wrher


For Southern California: Generally fair;
except occasional showers on the northwest
coast; nearly stationary Temperatures; light
westerly winds
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Liverpool market was weak and lowe.. After
another ami NOR severe break which took the
price down to 5t7zc, snd succeeding reaction
to 55I4c, business, which up to that point hau
been ON heavy ale. fell OF to mere nofh-
ing turing tn /, rem ander OF the session. Tie
mark-t osed with May at 5514
Carn--Nay after opening unc lang ID at 4olae
touched 45c, sold to 451zc and clos ID at 45isc.
Oats Opened very weak 1T 20c, closed for
May a, 29g29lsc.
The receipts OF hogs today were only Is, 900.
Some confidence was i'm parted by the falling
off In receipts, and the produces start d vita
an advance oil 2i1c In pork aud 8 } in lard and
ribs. At ihs close porK sto5d- ut the opening
price after an intermediate advance OF DC
more. Lard was nominal ut the opening prics,
but there were sellers ut the ciose Mt the ad-
vance Ribs hal virtually dropped all of their
asainst yestercay's c.osing quotations OF
S671L
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MONEY QUOTATIONS..
New YORK, JAN 22-Money on call easy at
1 per cent; last loan at L per cent closed at
1 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 2A(04 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with eotusl bust
mand, and at 81. 1904 88l] for 80 days.
Posted rates, 81. 8S(14. 80 and $4.S9 9490s
Commercial bills, 81. 8Sg488ls.
Silver certificates, 59N.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 22.-sight drafts on New
York, per 500, 17lzc
Telegraphic, zoe.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Bsnk Of England discount
rate, 2 per cent
Consols, los.
MINING SHARES.
sANFaANcIsco. Jan. 22.-The ofdcial closing
quotations for mining stocks today were a. TO-
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Petroleum.

fetPoieum.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Petroleum-Stea
Pennsylvania oil sales. none February option
sales. none; closed, 991Sc bid Lima oil tales
none.
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LOCAL FINANCES.

Clearing House Business-Bonds and Bank
Stocks
Los ANGELIC. Jan. ~.
Following are the bank clearings for the
week to date:
Dav Exchanges Balance.
Mondav Sl74,4l7.6 $A1,042.2e
. GIO-ly i. 49, ~ 3H $50 % d R1Q. La
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DIR. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR

659 Upper Main Street. Los Angeles.
P.O.BOX 227, STATION C.
Los ANGHLgs, CAL, juno II. 1898.
TO THE PUBLIC: have been suffering with
pileB and kidney trouble for over Eve years.
And have tried several remedies, but all faticd
TO relieve me. A short time since tried Dr.
Wong Him, 500 Upper NAN street. and ON
now well and strong, and consider him nrsr
class doctor. Yours truly
W. Fl. HILLYER,
235 s. Fl Il st., Los Angeles Cal
Los ANGELES, June o, 1888.
TO THE PusLIC: For over I've years | have
baen troubled with nervous sex headache aud
liver complaint didn't seem 70 lind any helq
from the many doctors and medicines thatb
tried until tried DR.. Wong Btm, 039 uppd
Nair streeL 1 am now we'll. Yourstrulv,
MISS M. &. BROOK.
xe Hinton ave-. Los Angeles. Cal