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The herald., 1895-01-20
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation in Wall Straet-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.

Domestic Exchange.
NEW York, Jan, l9.--The share speculation
has been heavy In tone all day on very light
volume OF business aud p.ioes, with very
few unimportant exceptions, show decline
from yesterdays final sales, ranging from "A to
2ss per cent. The heaviness of the market was
due to sales to realize the profits of The rscen.
advance, In one or two instances, in which
special influences were at work all week. A
case in point is Union Pacific, which sold heav;
lily on the reported intention to foreclose the
property and on a vague rumor that 80 per
cent assessment on the stock was probable
After the close of business the Associated Press
dispatches the making of an application At Sts
Louis for the foreclosure of the frst mortgage
for .he main line, the stock broke Ia per cent
and closed at the lowest point touched. Chi
cago G IS was weak on selling, induced by the
com plications resulting from the effort to
change the control of the companies. An early
advance of a per cent was made, which was
quickly followed by decline of 13s to 1924 per
the loss on the day l per cent. Laclede Gas
preferred advanced per cent and reacted Ia
a shade, made q. partial recovery and in the
final dealings fell Oft again, except ROCK
Island, which stands unchangsd on the day.
q. and st. PAUL i, the latter being sold by
London. Sugar was lightly dealt in and moved
within range Of e per cent, losing Just thai
IfhcLluu Ou LHo udyb trhuSdCIiOus, Iuo AaI-
ket closed dull and heavy in tone.
During the week, while the trading was very
light, the market was in the main strong and
in a majority of case, an advance hiss been re-
corded on the closing figures of Saturday last.
The aggregate Of the sales is 1900 shares,
Chicago Gas leading in point Of activity. The
specialties were more active than usual and q
msjority recorded substantial advances The
Changers were ad verssly affected by the action
of the United States senate in postponing CON
sideration of the pooling bin. and rcced ed a
fraction In the early part of the week, but re-
covered fraction In the early part of the
week. but re covered the losses with the excep-
ton Of st. Paul, which is "a per cent off.
While the bulk of trading IN the days bond
market was lower, the recessions did not eX-
coed fractional limits. The dealings were
light ono reached only $3940
The transactions for the week in the bond
market aggregate S7,2A2, 200, the Atchison
issues being most prominent therein, and re-
corded an i'm provement in the 4s of 25a per
cent and in the DDS of 1zs with n iuA reac Ion
OF l u and per cent, respectively. N ost OF the
issues dealt in are higher on the week.
Government Donds-Quiet and steady
State bonds-Dull, except for Virginia Us,
which are fairly quiet and firm.
Railroad bonds Firm but quiet.
GLAZING gTOcEq
The herald., 1895-01-20

DRIED FRUITS,
Apples, spricots, peaches, pears. plum
prunes, dried grapes, II eotarInes and 6sg:
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Course of Business on tho Chicago Board
of Trade.

Course Of Business on the Chic go Board
of Trade.
CHICAGO, jan. 19-The oarances of wheat
and -four from both coasts this week, as pub
lished by Bradstreet's, helped to sustain the
courage Of holders of wheat here at the Start.
The quantity exported was 3,5G4, 900 bushes
com pared with 1857 900 last week, and L.
1868 on the cores pondlng week of the year be-
fore. The receipts were light, as has been
usual OF late, and compared with the move
meut ear ago. Thu trading was also light.
Cables were dull. Primary market reoeipty
were 224 900 buehels, compared with $4,000
n year ago. Export cearances from The Allan
tic seaboard were small, amounting to only
2l0, 900 bushels of wheat and flour together, OF
which only Is, 47t were III the ahape OF wheat
The op ming prices for May wheat were the
highest of the day 571sc, with 1000 or 1000
buyhel lots ut 57t+c; it declined to 57s4c and
clio ed at 571ac bid.
May declining &c per bushel in the course of
the session, and closing with net loss for the
day of &c. Shorts appeared to be the principal
buyers at the decline. The opening prices for
May was 479so. aud 1000 bushels at least sold
as low as 47Isc, the latest trading price.
The oat market attracted some attention
early in the day, when the price fell off 10 IN
der free offerings. 1t did not last long, how
ever, and during the greater part OF the SEES
sion fluctuations were Influenced by corn, The
day. May started at from 363s TO 30A(93O5s
sold down 10 80, and later rose to 30L, at
which price bid the market closed.
The provision trade apparently saw nothing
to induce speculative transactions, and there
fore did nothing or as little as possible. May
pork aud lard closed at 2l6c decline from yes
terday's closing prices, and ribs finished un
changed.
The herald., 1895-01-20

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is. -Wheat-Spot dull; de-
mand poor; No. 2, red W inter-, Is s55d: No. 2
red spriny, IS 4}aa; No l hafd Manitoba, By
steady. saC9ld lower, busine,s heaviest on later
positions. january. As sd February, Is $40
M srch, AZ 90; April, As 9Ad; May, A. 9xd;
June, As 10d
Cotn-spot easy; American mixed, new,
as 1874. Futures closed steady, with near
positions l5tlId lower and distant positions
Sd lower; business heaviest on early POSITIONS
January, AZ 1l6d; February. Is %; March,
lis III: April, Is 2Ad; May. 4s 21@d June,
Flonr-stesdy; demand moderate; g.. Louis
fancy winter, IS Sd.
Hops--At London, Pacific coast, 60 l5s
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARK
wholesale ana Jobbsr5 Quotations Cor
reeted Daily.

" ''N
eseteu Dally.
Los Angeles, Jan 49,
snnnliaqof dstrv nroauet4 eye4 AMI 9th ar
-, - 30, o,n,otalv
couhlj p'ot"o hAFo o+oi "iDio'U W."
eul OH by th4 ia H. bealeF'' ho"SV9'' mao
!ittIe compalat, aS ehs sVoFih nus sN9n su7n
an opportunity to clean out Old stocks. satuf'
dag Was a general cteIa-up day with the cou-
- -. 80 IL, oor,ian,
POI VI" Vl tne oHVte' Va ""n" he"a W.
msuts were brought by steamer TO sra Pedro'
but owing to a wAshout on the Terminal road,
itdid no, reach the CITY befo,e the close of
t.sta1ss NJ wI,l tna,sfnro h. tnlI f,aah
'-''lo9'' ~. 49, '' ,,.,s-
W. W. eroar o ao,o'n Of rho .carctv
MS rem tin n'niel Oh ao,o III. VI .ns s0ato'.5
OF SXpp les, but as soon as tn1 Weath1r eieafs
IN thg will no doubt COM in in qulntitiei
tb,t ,vfts .syf W nrt "a, down ranid "
r,1t-.., - ~. ~ 49, .t,blas h,ra ooosad
llpi7n'' u "'"t W. We '''D-e' - ,'ss,
iof Inc 'ilie oeihs ohA'oSs nASe ''sn e"o'S
damaged oy tne We"'1ef
Load n WOOL sales are oolng closely watch %
by local dealers ana sheep owner as tn
,rioas Maid thera fleet the tr. da in this coun.
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Ma ional Bank Deposits.

The Comptroller Of the currency i'll MS re.
port gives the following figures OF the amount
and distrhut OF National bank deposits
deposits eli $1,o47, 057, l2n. rev ork city
shows Al banks, with 63,429 dero sitcrs aud de-
posits of $37S,4l0 100. Tho a,cs OF New
York, New jersey AMI Pepusylvania, exclusive
OF New York city and PsDasylvnnia, have 723
banks, 545, 734 depo.itorr and $46l773. 500
deposits. Philadelphia hAs SO banks, 40,465
depositors and $780, SOL go deposits. Chi.aso
has 81 banks, 81, Gal dspositnrs and TlO4, 1885,
527 deposits. Boston mas 81 banks, p ,S02 de
positors and $1l5. 232,s3l deposits. The six
New England statey, exclusive of Bos on. re-
port 534 banks, 1872, l43 deposltora and $780,
7I0,132 deposits.
The herald., 1895-01-20
RECEIPTS,
San Francisco Vegetable Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10. Vegetables:
Larger suppl les are expected next week. Re-
Geipts for q few days past have been slim, the
bad weather IN terfering with transportation
We quote es folio VS.:
Oucuu bers, ST.. 000l.50 per dozen.
Asparagus Sacrame nto, l2i99l7l@c per ID.
Rhubarb-San leandro, 50c@S1 per box.
Mushrooms-6010c per Id for common, and
1910 zoe for choice.
T0mitoes-Los Angeles, rs 9Si.25 par box,
Beans String, 3O5c per Id for poor, and SD
10e per lb for good stock.
peas-Green, 40Sc per lib.
Squash : n irrowfat, So. 100000 DER ton
Hubbard, $40 per ton.
Peppers -Gveen, 1910 per Id.
Turnips-50c per Genital.
Beets so @75c per sack.
Parsnips-$1. % por Genital
Carrots-Feed 31O50c.
Cabbage-30 94uo
Garlic-3D4c porlb
CauliAower-30@l0 per dos.
Pappocs--Dry. I5017I5c pef 10,
okra-Dry, l21a@l5c perlb.
The herald., 1895-01-20
4 British Trade Review.

In s review of trade for the past year, the
London III mes says:
While the possibilities CT year ago were
only partly realized, trade, IN the aggregate,
may be said to have turned tho corner In a
series OF lean years The hindrance of enter.
prise is to be ascribsd to the depreciation of
silver, the tariff wrangle in America which,
when ended, failed to give tradc an impetus;
to foreis n competition which, however, Is not
and low grain prices. There have been EVIL
dences OF sounder trading. The failures were
fewer and the capital involved was lower than
before in recent years. Hopeful views are now
current. They are mainly directed to tho early
Improvement OF the American markets on a
better assured basic secured by the ta-iT set
tlamant and hsttar 6neu
The herald., 1895-01-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SATURDAY, Jan. ls.
WADE. KOBE Palmer-s 40 IT lot On,
SAN PEDRO n GgM Ts o0 10 ca. e''
hill-sE 40 IT lot 4, blk b, sub Div B,
San Gabriel Orange Grove assn TIT ~, 500
ROACH. to K Fatiersall Lot IA, ,ooo
STOVE sNfsG D e' to W s iwaiiinteis-AM E6
acres lot l, blk s, Kingley's cub Loop ,.
sHREFFIER, b to Z Bolier-N SO It 80.
lot 8, blk 81, Huber trt. 2S0O
BoEHEMK, Gto o Aswood-Lots to
w 9; otN i, rIa ito TO- Crook-Lots
1913 and 1879. Gridor g. Dow's sub Bris-
w sflSe1 Ms to o;rtth-Lot TO-
VAN TREss. N to L {. Van Tisss-Lot .sss
IS, blk 1872, BELLEVUE Terrace trt r. ~ 5000
Y, Newell & RAIDER sub Cells Vine ,o,o
J6yH atS sutS j II to Neweii-R 10
acres lot Is, and all lot IL, Tejunga
Ho oS Mary 10 Ricnafdson-sJ N'
lot 1, blk l, sub Ro San Jose de Busnos go
BEL EL'i RINGER IA tot iHouise-iot
l07, Brooks sub Phiibin TT. 1870. 800
INNES, d to A RichardsOn--Und rs
7.65 acres blk 1. Ro San Jose dc Bue- ,,o
Rf ZEE Asies N to woiaIli-Lot
HARRIS. " n to II Lohse Lot Is, biz
blk 10, Wolfskill Orchard trt...-...... 10
SMITH, w M 10 L A lnOmpSOn-Lots %
and 2S, blk u; lot 20, blk b; lot 20,
blk G, shafer 4 Lanterman sub Mon
tague trt; los 8, blk g. sub SEM sec .i6,
IT'S RIA w lot /, biz Ia, Urmston
MILLER Il. to Hiaa,yw,ard-Lot s blk IL.
Electric Railway Homestead Assoca' ~.
Hi isSt G A to K H,ai,rdesty-Lot st.
Hiscock & Smiths lst ADD, 2o-li..:..: aoo
to 6 blk l. sub X. San Gabriel Orange
MaRLEiTE' A to D Hamiiton-Lot
10 blk 90 sub lot blk 80. H 8. ,.....
PASADENA CEMETERY Assn to n
Lowe--.'M lot 163. Mountain View 49,.
Nf nS i to R 6 iiindiey-Lots il,
II 10 and 10 blk 16, Whittier.........
P ,CKRRING LAND AND WATER co.
to R Davis-lot 10 blk IL, Whittier.
SMITH, ] r 10 E sMITH-All int in
Santa Monica meat market. ........... 900
STOWELL. W to Dearaaley-Lot 2,
DE T uRou III ": to i Duibio-Lot wv
90. Joseia sub Cells Vineyard tr ...... 800
b!kH, Mott tr. ......................... $500
and GO. Miller & Herriotts sub Mrs
Fitzgerald ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
summary.
pesds ............ 80
Nominal. ............... 8
TOTAL ..-........ ........ .....'..."~ SotAao.VV
Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Jau.19.-Petroeum heavy; Penn
sylvania oil sales, none; February option sales.
none; closed at 96c bid. Lima oil sales:
none.
The herald., 1895-01-20
ComDlanie Generate TransatIsntique

FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
GOMPANY'5 PIER (NEWl NO. AZ NORTH
~ river, foot OF Morton ST., New YORK.
Travellers by this lile avoid both travel py
English railway and the discomfort OF Cross
ing the channel in small boat
a Boursoyne, January l..
La Champagne, January ~
La Normandie, January 70.
La Bretagne, February 2.
La Gascogne, February 3.
La Bourgogne, February ~
New York to Alexandria, Egypt, vta Fafiss
frst-cla sB $3.50, second Glass VI To-
For freight or passage apply toovr
No Bowling Green, New York.
J.F TUGAz. & co agents, Q MONTGOMERY
ave., san Francisco. bIaneh, omces 10 MONT.
eomery st. Tickets are for sale By all railroad
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Fiour-Firm; Winter patents, g. o. 70;
straIghts, $2.5002.60; spring patents, SO. 10 @
800; straights, $1,000. 80; bakers. 81. sc.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 57@59'5c: No. 3. MONT
nal; No, red, 54SD54cM, ts..a a,..,sr .r ss.
Corn-No. 2, 45c.
oats-No 9, 2sNc: No white, 3116c; No.
3 white, 3 Jsde. 1.~-.I -el oos.aN}
Bsrley No. :, I55c; No. 8. 52s54,; No. i.
51D521Sc. 91L1lqa aft ~ f31sy0iSR
Flax see1-No 1, $1,42. -
limo hy-Prim., $3.50,
Mess PorS- Per BIOL 81 POOL 80.
Lard-S6 65Gt6. 77I5.
Short ribs-Sides, loose. So. 6215l95.65.
Shoulders-Boxsd, 81. as "a 871a
Short clear sides-Boxed, 1895 U6 05.
Whisky-Distillers' dashed goods, $1.22 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was Steady; creamery, 12924e; dairy,
lI@20c.
The herald., 1895-01-20

Atcn17On IA Mexican. ...-.... o%b
Bel Telephone. 100 san Diego........ -
Burlington. .... Tt56
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 49, Money on call easy at
L per cent: last loan at / per cent;
clo'ed at per cent.
Prime mere until paper--2s49A& par cont
Ster ing exchange-Firm with actual ousi-
neRs in bankerF bills at $4S99l.S9M for de-
mand aud 81. sS,G4 6Sl1 for 50 days.
Posted rates-Sl SSla Cd. 80.
Commercial biils-S4. 81 ga 51L
silver certi dcates-59
SAN FRANCISCO. jan. J 9. --9ignt drafts on Now
YORK. per 800, Is.
Tele graphlc, 20.
LoND IN. jan 10 Bank o. island discount
rate, p.rcent.
COnsuls-10i 3.16d.
Money 4 per cent.
The rat OF dl 'co Int in open market for snort
and thrie months bills. GIG per cent
MINING SHARES.
BAN FRANCISCO. jan 19,-Tle official eloTin9
quotations for mining stook today ware VI 10
The herald., 1895-01-20
INSURANCE STATIsTIC3.
Underwri ers Report Big Decrease in Bust
Eoss in '94,

ness in '94,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, l9-All of the insur-
ance companies doing business in this state
have rep )rted their condition to the state ill.,
surance commissioner. The reports show a
great decrease in the insurance business in
California for 1894. AS compared with 1913
there was deerease of 0709,6ll in the
amount of fire insurance written, and of $780,
32S,6l0 in m 4rine insurance, making Total
was $443,719 and $210,599 on marine, or
1856, 31S in all. The average percentage OF
losses to premiums on fire risks Tor 1874 was
444, and on marine risks for the Same period
~ q
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Cotton Market.
Ew York, Jan, IO-Cotton- Closed quiet;

NEW YoRK, Jan. io.-Cotton- Closed quiet;
Net receipts, 1914; gross, 77Ol; exports to
Great Britain, 4l4&: forwarded, 4299; stock,
1878; total and consolidated net recs pts,
%, iO2; exports to Great Britain, rs, 1853; to
france ID ,26O; to the continent, 9S44; stock,
lOl4, $50. Total since September |: Net re-
ceipts $3.50 .764; exports to Great Britain,
2l9323i; 20 Franc, 574, 1872; to the continent,
l499.449; stock, Ola ,45O
The herald., 1895-01-20

Butchers prices for wholesale rarcassos:
BEgF-Per Id, 4l5lD5e.
VEAL-smalt, 10, large, 516c.
MurToN-4l 90o5c; spring lamb. 1910.
fonK-6tJ5lae.
livestock.
HoGs-Per cwt, 81. 90 $3.50.
BEEF CATTLE-rrr cwt, ~ 25 1880.
OALvEs-Per head, So. rs pS. 90.
SHEEP-Per head, $k.o002.7J.
LAMBs-Per h ,ad, s1.75 D2 90.
Honey and Beeswax.
HONEY Per pound. comb, toD12Isc;
'trainsi. 6071Sc.
BEEswAx-Pef pound, .2G23c-
The herald., 1895-01-20

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prlcss -irain and Produce
Movements

Call Board Prlcss Grain and Produce
Movements.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-Wheat firm;
Ma, 9i7sc
Barey-stronger; May, 50.
Corn-$l.e5.
BrAn-PI3 so.
Flour shipments to Central America yester-
day amounted TO 1000 blr:es. Family extras
$3409350; Bakers extras, So 80 49, 40; super
fine, S200@2.25.
Wneat-Dullness is a feature of the spot mar
ket, as exporters are not buying with freedom;
SOC Tor NJ shippigs ana SS4c for choice sp par,
wheat, 75@7711c for fair average quality:
500 for blue stem, aud 7007213c for damp
stock.
Barley Feed, tair to good, 75@soc; choice.
SlA4c; brewing. 80 G92lac.
Oats - Milling, $1.0O01.l215; Surprise,
$lo5@l. 10: fancy feed, 97lze@$l. o2H good
to choice, 90@95c; poor to taif. 80 U57lac;
black, ST.. 15@1.30i red, $l.05@1 .l71z; gray,
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SAY FRANCIsco, Jau. 19-Silver bars, 1890
zoe per ounce.
Mexican dollars 81 051 &c.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Silver blrs, per ounce,
591sc
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Silver bullion, per ounce,
Of Sled,
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NEW YORK, Jan 19.-The steamer Norman
rled So, 100000, and the Umbria $S50,O0O.
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ORANGES BEGINNING TC ROT.
Wet Weather Is a Bad Thing
for the Fruit.
Fears That the Crop will Be Per.
manentiy Injured.
Ho ChNuge III the Market-Shipments at
Standstili-t ocal Produce
Quotations.
Los AEGELEs, Jan. l9


Serious fears are entertained for the orange
crop in view OF the prolonged wet weather.
Already reports are coming in OF fruit starting
20 rot, and If tho rain does not speedily cease,
much damage viii result. An experienced
fruit PACKER is OF the opinion that even Gnder
tho most favorable conditions from now on,
much Of the fruit will be spoiled before it can
he marketed. 1t will have to be moved rapidly,
and it may be that Ice will have to bs used to
proven. rottlng in transit Icing will increase
the expense about Is cents per box, and 1t is
agreed that the additional cost would have to
como out OF the pockets of tae growers, as con-
sumers are not in q mood TO pay hi CHER prices
for fruit than are now boing asked. This 10 one
view OF the situation and while ii Insy BIO ex-
tremc, the produ3ers would perhaps just as
well be prepared TO fare little worse than
they anticipated after the Florida freeze,
so far as heard from no damage has been
done to the fruit By wind but should heavy
bow OCCUR while the ground is in such soft
condition. great many trees would no douot
b. bown down.
no CHANGE IN THE MARKET
There is no change Whatever in the market.
Orders keep pouring in, but none are accepted
except condition elly when thu westhr per
mits shipment. The exchanges have about
given up hops OF shipping any more fruit be-
fore February 1st The chief draUback to
higher prices at tho cast appears to DO the
financial strlngencY, the people. generally Ut
being able to pay fancy prices for fruit that
they term xury. Foreign competition also
uts some figure, A good May Mexlcsn or.
nges are finding their way to Kansas City
sud 9th r distributing points in the western
ana central states. Arrivals from the Medi-
arran.sn bear the market at the Atlantic sea.
card
Following is q abatement of the supplies
lAoAt and unsold at the wharf, January 18th:
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.

Figures That Show the Increase Of Pro-
duction In Ten Years.
from statistics compiled and published by
the California Fruit Grower. the following
figures show the increase in fruit production in
this state for the periods stated:
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San Francisco Bank Ciearings.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 19.-BanS c,etrings fol
week ending January 10 were SIS, O29 ,96o.
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LONDON, Jan. 19.-rh, am ,un! of bullion
out OF the Bank Of Eagland today amounted 10
E35U,0OO
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The Cash Balance,
Bank OF England Bullion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Ca IN balance in the
treasury at thu close of bu mess TODAY was
$l5l, S7S, 1862; gold reserve. $74, $4,000.
The herald., 1895-01-20

Eg- This II ne-table IL published BY TIE
HERALD for the coavsniencs Of It's readers and
the travelling IubIic
Other railroad com panies pay for the pub
LEGATION OF their tIlnc-t4hle4
The Southern Pacific Company refuses to pay
Tor the publication of IT'S timetable in TIE
HERALD because this papsr is criticising the
corporations policy opposing harbor 1t San
Pedro; it's attitude tow .rd the Nicaragus prop
osition: it, nit=mnt to oppress and rob the
pecpleof PAsadena; and In tyrannous discrtH-
in ition agni1s the interests Of the people OF
the San joaquin Valley
COUTHEaN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME 1ABLE-DECEMBER 20. 1894
Arcade Depot. Los Angeles
Leave for DESTINATION Arrive.
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Weather Forecast.
Fo, Southern California: Somewhat threat
eIing and occasional light rain tonight; gen
efhly far Sunday; nearly stationary temper
AZURE. with fresh varab winds.
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Ihe Orange Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Oranges are dull
fancy sound. $3.75C@4. 90; Others, $25093. 90
,,ucn,,p1
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RedOndO Railway

RedOndO Railway
NO. l4--IN EFFECT 5 AM, MONDAY
JAN. Ia, 1895,
Los Angeles Dspot: Corner Grand avanre
and Jefferson street. Take Grand avenue cable
or ain street and Agricultural Park horse cara
Trains leave Trains leave
Los Angeles Redondo
for Redondo for Los Angeles
g:O5 a M daily 730 H. m. daily
2:30 pm. daily 1880 am. daiiy
$40 pm. daily :l0p.m. daily
+S.O5 am '6.45 am.
saturdays and Sundays only.
7:3O train from Redondo IN the morning
makes run up in As minutes:
$50 train from Los Angeles In the evening
m kes run down in 40 inmates
For rates on freight and passengers apply at
room 432 Bradbury building, corner Thtrd aud
Broadway cPhone 1868, or at depot, corner
Grand avenue and Jefferson ST. cPhone No,
D. MCFARLAND, President
j. N SUTTON, superintendent.
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Frozen Florida oranges are cutting no great
figure at present, on account of their decom-
posed condition. The railroads annodnce cd the
restoration of rates few days ago for Florida
fruit bat r.liab in Information is that they are
sun secretly making Il half rate when the
fteight is prepaid, Two carload OF this froslet
i o ida stuff wh CHI arrived a. Houston, Tex,
tew Gays ago, oi 4 not ing enough to pay the
freight.
fridays AUCTION.
The semi-Tropic Fruit exchange auctioned
carload of seedlings in San Frarcisco FRIDAY,
the best OF which br0u hit 81 so pr box. The
exchange Off ais profess to be gr .asly pleased
vii tls result OF this sA e. as they say tue
Same fruit would ont have letted as much II
sold fob the estuS ishCd rbtes.
A rumor has gained circula on that the old
Lac pack ~ CO.. pa lie, are going TO ,mbloe
forces to Il slt tpeuNc lan99s Hld pr lpitat1
general war OF ra %, The report, however,
lacks co lttmANcn,
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Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Petroeum heavy; Penn
sylvania oil sales none; February option sales.
none; closed at 96c bid. Lima oil sales:
none.
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WEATHER STATISTICS.

Observations at Los Angeles and other
Points
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"5unset Limited.
-. New Orleans.
(See foot note.)

DEsTiNAf Ioi
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Friday,
2:l0 u. n,

Leave for
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-29
To Reopen Stanford University.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-Mrs. Leland
Stanford has been at Pale Alto consult
ing President Jordan about the opening
of Stanford university in September.
Mrs. Stanford's finances will not permit
of any expenditures that are not absolutely
necessary, but she will be able to furnish
money to run the institution on the same
plan as last year, Mr., Jordan has sub
mitted estimates showing that the uni
v~ersity can be conducted without impair
ing its efficiency for $40, 900 a month. Mrs.
Stanford, in order to raise the money, will
sell off the stock on the Palo Alto ranch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-29

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sdes pyopIe who are secure 10 the know.
Rnh;souu 'S ueiegates Campbell, Dale and
W. = are lot Hastings, are much ratified
boid = ol zoe scheme now on foot to
TO rho SShiary election TO vote instructions
conver,;e eIegases who were selected at n
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mat the county is solid for the Reave- iDslst
apo "eclare that the Republican Comm;..au
suslI ne compelled to call for a nrin,arn &c
set al tne voice of the people. The snnSo 20
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else. moie tnan anything