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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
DROPPED DEAD.
An Old Settler OF Lodi Suddenly
Called.

Word comes from Lodi announcing
that H. NJ. Aver, an old business man
and justice of the peace Of that
place, dropped dead Friday morning.
Another report IL that n bohemian,
name unknown, while working with
n team In field near the same city
Thursday afternoon, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed The
team shared the same fate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
WAUPACA WANTS a LINE.


Green Bay. wis, May IA dclega.
ton Of eight leading business men OF
WaupHca are In the city TO urge the
officials Of the Green Bay. Winona Il
st. Paul to build an extension Of that
road from Scandinavia to Waupaca
The line would give Waupaca direct
communication with La Crosse, Vino.
ma, ST. Paul md Minneapolis II Is
possible that the line viii be built.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
cOLORED BOY HONORED.

Beloit Wis, MAY It. ". Wood,
colosed, Of Beloit college, the speaker
who won the second place a the IN
ier--tate oratorical contest, vas given
a grand reception on his return To the
COLLEGE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
BIG DEMONSTRATION
TO BE MADE BY DELEGATES
FROM GERMAN COUNCILS.
THE GOVERNMENT OPPOSES

And the Movement Thereby Becomes
More Important and the Meeting
viii be More Widely Attended
Rioting Case SentenceS-American
Art OutShineS All Others.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09

Washington, May 5.-~l.atc at night
Minister Guzman, of Nicaragua. re-
ceiNrd Il dispatch from his govern.
ment notifying him that Nicaragua
had accepted the terms proposed for
the settlement of the dispute between
that country and Great britain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
FIGHT ALL OVER NOW
NICARAGUA ACCEPTS ENG
LANDS TERMS.
SECURED BY UNITED STATES

The Little Republic lustructs its Min.
listed to Fay $4,000 Pounds Sterling
Squadron to Depart From Corintoj
Other Items TO I've Settled by
Arbitration.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09

Much live stock was killed, the prai-
rie being strewn with the carcasses
Of horses and cattle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
MILITARY ORDERED Ut r.
Governor OFarrell Takes Precautions
Against striking Miners.

Richmond, Va. May T. The Rich
mond Howitzer'S military company
left here for the scene Of the coal
miners strike AZ PocahoutaS. Cover
nor O'Farrell, Who ordered them ont,
will not discuss the matter. II is pre-
sumed that hes acted upon Information
sent him by Adjutant General .Ander-
son. who is at Pocahontas,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
SUNDAY
EVERYTHING SEEMS QUIET AND
PEACEFUL.
AN EMPLOYERS UlTlMETUM

Men in Furniture Factories May Re
;ura III the Old Scale Of Prices or
Remain Manufactures " ould
Like - Comply With the Demands
Of Strikers but Can't.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-09
SITUATION CRITICAL.
But no Disturbance ut pocnhontas
Anticipated.

Richmond, Va, May =. Reports re-
c"iycd n the governors office show
th"tc Is as vet no disturbance at
Pocahontns but the situation Is crit
cal. Governor O'FHrrcll sent n large
force TO protect the miners who want
to work and 10 protect property.
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that they would go to Florida for their Or
anges, their hope and intention probably being
to secure the Florida crop and place 1t on the
market at such figures as would break prices
aud run them down to point that would wo
great loss TO the orange gtowerj of California,
the TACT that this procedure would probably
bankrupt the Florida growers cutting no figure
dleman.
1t was at this stage of the matter that the
clerk OF the weather took q hand and sent
frost to Florida. 1t would be inhuman for n
California grower, or any Que else, to exu!t
over The. disaster WHICH hee Overtak0n MIS-
brothers in the south, and nothing Is further
from my intention aud thought than that; but
tits an undenisble fact that the calamity which
hes visited the orange groves OF the south has
been the means Of strangling In its birth we'll
conceived attempt OIL the part OF the middle
men to put a blight on the marketing OF oranges
this season, which would have worked harm
and loss to the orange growets OF FLORIDA iuily
only that, IL W iuld nave ruined the California
growers as well. By this freak OF the elements
the middlemen have virtually been crowded
out OF the orange market, and the attempt 10
create the impression that the California Or
anges are rottng IL nothing more nor lesg than
a malicious dog-in-the- manager trick Ii they
can create and establish the general belief that
thera are no good oranges in the market, the
consumption will langush, the demand de-
crease and prices decline and in the eno the
grower will suffer, inst, ad of enjoying the pros
perty which the abundance aud excellent
quality of his crop should bring him.
The greatest publicity possible should be given
injured in any way by anything; but that, on
the contrary, reports from all parts show tnat
1t is the best in quality ever own, Yours re-
spectfully. G. GRIFFITH.
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CIR AIN AND STOCKS.
Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires,

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires.
As supplementary to the Associated Press
market reports the following bulletins, fur
nished by De Van & Rutledge, grain and stock
brokers, are published for the bsneft of local
SPECTATORS:
Wheat-Cash closed at 529s May, 57z9;
July opened 557s, highest 557a; lowest $3.50
575814 closed aT 57}sG56la.
Corn-Cash closeo at 431ac, May, ATS,
highest 40; lowest 49,; closed 45}4; July,
46Is; highest 46ls; low st and closing 459s
Oats-Cash closed at 27i9c; May, 3O1s
highest 3O1s lowest and closing 29H
Pork-May. $11.37l5; highest $l137& low
est and closing, Ell. 10.
Curb-May wheat. $685. puts. o5A; calls,
55A.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wheat May "a, Is, 921s; close OF the Ills
Barley-May SIX clo'e, 81; December, 1915;
of the IL 10 a. m. session, 1874 asked.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Course of the market
Sugar 89A. 9O5a, S9,S; closed at S9k
Chicago Gas-73l5. "a. 737S; closed at 1874
st. Paui--56lac $685. So; closed IS.
Western Union Telegraph oompany-S7IS,
87lzc; closed at 674,
g; So,7l IN, ~ yo3 31pS closed at7lX;
1881.
Lake Shore-139A. 139: closed at 139
Lackawanns-16z: closed at 162.
Distillers-103s, 107s, 1925; closed at 1917
North western-96ss, 961s. 95A; closed at
95M.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-Higher prices were paid
for all grades of cattle. the advance in butch
ers' stuff was not very marked. but fairly choica
steers sod anywhere from 10 to 20 cents
hi her than on the closing day of last wsek
The firmer feeling was brought about by small
receipts There was Il fair demand from all
sources and the bulk OF the ofarings mad been
disposed of by midday on o basis of So 25(0
3 rs for common to extra COWS and bulls, and
$375@5. 80 for common to fancy dressed
beef and shipping steers.
The changes in the hog market were unim-
portant The best of the heavyweights
brought 81 45(0i.5O and prime light sold
around 81. l5 The rauge at which most of the
business was doae, however, was 81 1904 40
for averages of over 200 pounds. and $4,000
L. 10 for lightweighte.
sheep were saleabe at S205.s5 for poor to
extra, and the range OF quotations for lambs
was So. 1904. so; fancy quality was quoted as
Receipts-Cattle, H. 500; calves, 400; hogs,
45O0; sheep, 1000.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Wholesale and Jobbers Quotations Cor
peeted Daily.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 81.
Ths close OF last week left the market bare OF
butter and eggs, but supplies came in heavily
with the return OF fair weather Monday morn
ing Brisk dems nd kept prices almost as firm
throughout tina day az thsy were on Saturday,
but hsavy arrivals of eggs will cause spsady
decline of prices for that commodity.
Dairy Products.
DUTTER-Fancy creamery, ID rolls; 4o 20
or. rolls 3O@35c; choice. 231s9271sc.
GEEEsg--Psr ID, Southern California, large
1890; Young America, AZ hand. l5lae;
creGm, IL 9l3l2c: Linn berger, lOG13c 90
mestln swiss, 15,0i6c; imported SWISS Z4(g2oc;
Rockford, 4Oc; Gorganzola, 36c; Edam, SAG
Zoe; 5apsago, 27e.
Poultry and riggs.
PouLTRY-Per doz, hens, $l.o004.50: young
ROSTERS, 4. TO- old roosters $500; broll-
ers, $3.50Gl.3 5i ducks, $l6O95.Oo; turkeys,
I1W12c per lb.
Grain and Hay.
Barley-Per ctl.. TO ID. IS 090,; seed, 95c 9$l
Corn-Per ctl., $l.l00l.l5.
Wheat-Per co., $l@l.O5.
Hsy-Per ton, alfatts, $ll4ll 90; barley
$14@l6; oats, $l3Gl5; wheat, $l3.oo 9l5oo
Provisions.
HAMs-Per h., Rex, 1879; Picnic, &c; bone
less, Sc.
BicoN.-Per h. Rex boueless breakfast 1910;
light m ed ium, 4I5c; Medium, $40.
DRIED BEEF-Per lb., set, 12c; insides, lS1ac.
DRY SALT PoRK,-Per h., clear bellies, 9c;
short clears, 7lzc; clear backs, 7Acso
PIG PoRK-Pe. half Dbl, 80 lbs, W.
LARD--Per lb,, Ivory compound, tierces, SIC;
aexolene. 712c; pure leaf, sc.
Dried Fruits.
APRIcors-Per ib., 50S712c.
PEACREs-Per h., AZ 054.
PRUNEs-Per H., 31s0D4la.
RAIsIEs--Per H., 112931a.
Green Fruits.
ArpLns-Per box, Local, 100000; mountain,
$l.00@1.35.
BAN1aAs-Per bunch. Rluefelds $l.5o@2oo;
CaANBrsRtEs-- Dbl, Sl1 5o912oo
F FgAH;EPg, E5i ID box box 1885, yss
PERsIMMoNs-Per lb., 4G5c.
Citrus Fruits.
LEMoNs--psr box, extra large Eurekas, $500;
cured Eurekas and Lisbons, 2.5002. rs; IN
cared, fancy, 81 so.
Or ,NGEs-Nayslg fancy, 50 5O93 90 choice.
50. 0o02. 80; Japanese Tangerines, $500.
oRANGrs-per boz. f. 0. b., shippers quota
fancy pavels, $500; choice, $l.75; standard,
81. so; extra fancy seedlings, $l.75; fancy seed.
lings, $3.50; choice. $1.35; standard, $l.2o
MillstutYs.
Flour-Los Angeles. $3.40; stockton, 1885;
Oregon, S3. 25. $685. s-
Brau-Per ton, $21
ehorts-Per ton, 1928
Rolled Barey-Per to1, $21.
Cracked Corn-Per cwL, 81. 90 &sy
Fed Meal--Per cwt,, Rl.25 NJ M, gssg
Hides and Wool.
H,DEs-Per ID, sound dry. &c; oulled, INC;
kips, sound, 636c; culled, 41ac; sheep pelts Ono
Gemand), nominal l,nf
WooL-Very dull; 1880,
Fresh Meats.
Butchers prices for wholesale oarcasses:
BREF-Per ID, 4ls695c.
VEAL-amali, &c; large, 506c.
MuTToN-4l 2(G5c spring lamb, 697c
PoRK-6061ac.
Livestock.
HoGs-Per cwt., 81. 0014.50.
BEEF CATTLE-Per cwt', 81. 25lD2. So
CALvEs-per head, so. $500.
sHEEP-Per head 50. 500275.
LAMBs-Per head, $1.75D2 90.
Honey and Beeswax.
HoNEY-Per pound, comb, 1O012}ac;
strained, 6(G715c.
BEEswAX-Per pound, 22@2Sc.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-22
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation INV all street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.

Speculation inv all Street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The share speculstion
on the stock exchange opened dull and heavy
and in the opening trading thers were frac
tional declines recorded in Chicago Gas and
New Jersey Central. quick recovery followed
in the general list. and Sugar, which had re-
acted 33s per cent, sold up IA. Trading was
very light, and the market continued firm to
steady until IL 20, when q reaction set in which
did not exceed d fraction.
Shortly before Q O'Clock the announcement
was made through the Associated Press dis
patches that he'United States supreme court
had decided the sugar trust case in favor of the
trust. There had been buying of the stock dur
ing the morning in anticipation of the render
ing of favorable decision, aud when the fact
was known there was rush to real 20 profits in
expectation OF meeting good buying move
ment. The expected purchasers did not mute.
rialize, however, and the stock failing of sup
port, fell 19s, closing within "a OF tue low point
of the morning and "A below the tnat saies of
Saturday.
Reports were received from Chicago OF de-
cline in that market of both gain and prov-
sions. which, together with the failu of sugar
to respond to the decision in its favor, caused Il
general depression. The coalers vera most Sc
riously affected, there being an additional in
centive to sell these stocks on rumorsd troRble
in the coal combine Speculation continued
weak to the close, and the final sales show
losses on tue uhy RINGING lrOm n TO 90 Der
cent the latter in Delaware and Hudson, 21S In
New Jersey Central and 2 in Delaware and
Lackawanns. Lake Shore aained2 The ex-
cspton to the general list, Distilllng, closed "a
higher than saturdays last sale.
The bond market was stRgnant and lower in
the morning, but in the late session firmer
tone marked the trading and there was slight
increase in the dealings. The to.al sales, how
ever only aggregated $4,000
Government ponds Steady.
State Donds-Inactive.
Railroad bonds Firm.
Closing STOCKS
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.--The closing quotations
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SATURDAY, Jan. 81.

bATUhuA1t Jdu. 80
WHITE. JAS H to Lomyra A whits--Lot
10 Wcolacotcs sub, lot Mat :,
WENTWORTH, MAUD 10 X q putnam
Lots l4l to147. $50 to S59, SOB.
1898 to l10l, 2G25. and 1918 " 2ssJ.
YoUNGs, OLIvKK irnsiee, 70 Ella s
Burke-Lot blk rs. Pomona. ........
THOkNT0N, ARMENIA and COLVlN
smith ssmtsfr. Tssadehs ,e.' -. fioSt
WALTERS, PETER es ux 20 Jonn
PALMER & CHAPLIN to hm Alrutz-
Lots IS aux SO blk g. town of rierrA o-,
SAME to Geo BehanLot 81 blk IS.
and lot IL blk IS, town OF TERRA ,o,
SAME to Mrs Mary 4 Aber Lots ii
and IL blk %. and lot blk IL, town ,ee
SAME to VIM x6er"sjs Of niwi. Of
swH sec ., 50 n, 10 W.. .....,....... l'z5t
EDW ARDS WIN ct ux to BaltDaser
Roedsr-Lots and blk d. Garvsnza
Land Co.'S sub. Garvanz, add No. l 80.
Los ANGELES g EMETkRY ASSN to A
liking Sea lot $50, Evergreen GEM a.
CLARKE, SARAH to gardner iiiia:i' How
land-Lots A and 9 blk IL. ord's sur :,
HALL CaAs vICrok ct ux to Fear
Pearsou--Iots 20 and 26 blk 2. Wa.h-
w lpfs1n 81 cuafis commits ionel to
IS, IT, IT. g 20 it lot ID, 30 it lot
Is. lois 20. 81, %, 20, 2c, SO, AZ ana -.
rs 1t Mullins tr, Pasadena .......... 1885,
REID, Macy and S d to A y Reid
Scott Observation-Disclosures. .o 80. 1000
THOMAS, MAGGiE and OWEN to Geo
Kaufman-Lot Ill, Order q Dow's a-
WIGHT, ' WV and GHXs A.UtistEiR.4o
Marion McKeeoLot 81 blk 10, L o,s
IvERs, KATE NJ aud OLIVER A to G
Freau Maroon AZ lots Childs Heights
WILSON, a VI ct ux to o Atwood.
Lot 2 blk B, sub loss 95 to 104. Lin
HUsBaRD. SADIE NJ and Gee; ii ooJ
Reel-W 80 It lot 5, q N Farey's sub
ROBERTSON, FRANCES II and JAsto
Psheedy-Lot s. Robertson's sub. Los
WHITE, FRANK to Kate seeiey-,4o
1t lot 8, add No. 3, Hamilton tr, East
Los Angeles, su bject to $50 mtg. ...... 400
ADAMS, JAS HARVEY ct ux to Ellen
Calter-Lot rs, Park place, Pasadena. 225
GLASSELI, ANDREW etux to q L Cole
PIT sec 10, N. IL W. quit claim
LEWIS, EMMA A to ] Hitchcook-
Blk Al sub OF Ro Providencia & Scott
HALL.iiDii. WIN ct u1 to Gust oi.
s0n-blk Al sub Ro Providencia Il
Scott IT, subject 10 $1,000 mtge. ....... 10
OLSON. GUST to G Moore-Blk Al
sub Ro Providencia IL Scott tr. ........
DAY. CHAS ct Tx to " q Baylie-
Lot BLK J, Walnut Grove tr........ 175
BULLA, R N ct al to E Day-Lo,s IL
and 4, Days SUBJ Wooden Mill tr. ..... 10
R Rssa Observation-Disclosures: ...:.....:......::.:: e 1a
lotAl ............ ........-$ l4,olo.oO
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-Wheat-Spot, steady; de-
mand poor; No. q red winter, a. I'd: No. 2
red spriny, IS Sd; No. 1 hard Manitoba, SIS
quiet and closed easy and farthing to Id
lower; business about equally distributed.
January. As 714d; February, As 7lsd: March,
Is Sd.
Oorn-spot dull: American Mixed new,
As 4Isd. Futures opened and closed dull and
2 farthings lower; business heaviest on middle
positionsi January, As sgd: February. Is $40;
March. As Id: April. d I'D; May As I'D;
June, As 112d.
flour-stsady; demand moderate; 81. Louis
fancy winter, IS Cd.
Nops-At London, Pacific coast, f2 15s.
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San FRANCISCO Vegetable Market

San FNANCisCo, Jan. II. Vegetables:
Only seven boxes OF asparagus and two boxes
of tomotoss came in this morning. Small con-
signments of string beans aud green peas were
received this morning. We quote as follows:
Asparagus-l5G20c per ID.
Musnrooms-6qD1oc per ID for common, and
1890 zoe for cno c..
Tom toas-Los Angeles, 750Pl.25 per box.
Beans-String 12120l5c per Id
Peas-Green, 5QD9C per lb.
Squash = Mirrowfat, IS 100000 per ton
Hubbard, $40 per ton.
Peppers e9n, 4lG7c per lb.
Tnrni ps-50c per cental.
Beets-6O 077lSc per sack.
Carrots-Fecd, 30l)50c.
Cabbage-30 a40e.
Garlic-31Dlc per lb.
OauiiAower-30@l0 per doz.
Peppers-Dry, is Dl7!5c per 10.
Okra--Dry, 125a@l5c per lb.
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Nj fnis timetable is published by Thu
HERALD for the Convenience Of It's readers and
The travenng pub IT,
Other railroad companies pay for the pub
iicstian Of tbs r Timetables.
The Southern Pacific Com pany refuses to pay
fos the pHblicsurn OF its timetable in THH
HERALD because this pap is criticising the
corporations policy opposing harbor at San
Pedro; IT, attitude tow ,rd the Nicsragua prop
ositoh: ". ~ mot TO cypress and rob the
people VI Pasndeiai; AID It's tyrannons dfscrim-
in .lio1 asaias II. iPtsrss 81 tue people Of
this san 1caln II Valley.
COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME TABLE-DEcENBER 20, 1894.
Arcade Depot Los Angeles.
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London Wool Auction.

LoNDoN Jan. 2l.-There was fair selection
js steadily improving. Amerieans were strong
and buyers OF the finest New South Wales at
ED. Tonight very full rates are asked The
offerings were 10. Ito b,les, of which $50 wer g
Withdrawn.
The 10 lowing are the sales in detail:
New South Wales, 1897 bales; secured, 6N0
IL; 91Sd; greasy, 4dG0919d.
queensland, 1878 bales; secured, 9Ia@
Is Id; greasy, 4lsd.
Victoria, ALL bales; secured, 8d@1s Sd !;
greasy, ia.
Adelaide, Sag bales; greasy. 4Ni071Sd.
New Zealand, 1000 bales; secured. 61adl0
Is 3ISd; greasy. 3IldGD9d,
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MARINE NEWS

Daily Report Of Arrivals and Departures
of Vessels.
REDoNDo, CAL, Jan. 20.
ARRIVED,
January 19-Steamer Santa Rosa. from San
Francisco, with 100 tons freight and 20 passen-
gers.
Steamer Excelsior, with 100000 shingles
for Willamette company from Eureka via San
Diego.
SAILED.
January 19-Steamsr Jewel, for San Fran
cisco.
January 19-9teamer 6anta Rosa. for San D To-
60. with 40 passengers and three tons freight
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Los ANGELES BANK sroo&s.
silver Bullion.

SAN FEiNCIsco, Jan. 2l.-Silver bars 500
557sc per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 51051l5c.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-SilYer bars, per ounce,
59lsc
LONDON. Jan. 2l.-sllvor bllllon, per ounce,
273si.
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HERALD. MORNING,

were:
Atchison ........ AZ Mexican......... a.
Bell Telephone. 1911 san Diego. -
bufilngton........ Slisl
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
New YORK, Jan. 2L-Moley on call easy at
l. per ceat: last loan ut L per cent;
clio ed at per cens.
Prime merointil, paper-2349l'5 per cant.
sterling exchNnge-StcOng, Win actual busi-
ness in bInksrE bills vt $l,399lS9A for de-
mand and $i.S5@4 SSM fot 80 days.
4.90.
Commercial bills--$i S7i1.
silver csrtidcates-60sse.
SAN FIR An usoo Jsu. 2l.-5lght drafts on New
fotE. per 800. 17la
Telegraph:c DO
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Bank OF E ,gland discount
rate p!rcsnG
Oonsols-l0l t1.1Gi.
Money! per cent
Tue rats of iii 'co ant In open market for short
and three months bills GIG per cent.
MINING sHARES
SAN Francisco. Jau. 21.-rAe OH rial closing
quotations for mintas stocks toiay W ere rs TO-
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NEW YORK, Jan. 21.--Petroeum firm; Penn
gylvania oil sales none; February option sal 90.
none; closed at 97,4c offered. Lima oil sales;
none.
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Clearing douse Buslnsss-3onds aud Bank
stocks
Los ANGELES. Jan. 81.
Following are the bsuk clearings for the
week to date:
Day Exchanges. Balances.
Monday ................$l74,4l 762 $ll, 0A2 "a
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RedondO RAILWAY
COmpagnie GenerAIs Trangat!antique

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
NOMPANY'S PIER (SEWl NO. AZ NORTH
" river foot of Morton St, New York.
Travellers BY this liis avoid both travel by
English railway and the discom fort OF crosE
ing the enamel in small boat
Ia Boursokne, January II.
La Champagne, January -.
La Normandie, January rs.
La Bretagne February z.
La Gascogne, February o.
La Bourgosne. february TO-.
New YORK to Aexandrla, Egypt, via Paris
firsl-class $3.50, sscond-class y 40.
A. FORGET, Agent,
No Bowling Green, New York.
JF FUGAZt e co AGENT. Montgomery
ave-. San Ffsneisco. Bianch office, - Mont.
gomery st. Tickets ire for sale BY all Railroad
and steamship oftiess
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices train and Produe
Movements,

Call Board Price drain and Produce
Movements.
BAR FRANCISCO, jan. 2l.-Wheat had bad
tumble this morning. At the early informal
session OF the call board May option, the
prize pal one operated In, opened at $3.50 and
WEI saon in a groggy condition. On the second
or regular session there was q lively stampede
among holders, ana the price of May was
Knocked down to 92lS', the lowest price that
option ever reached IN this market. What
added to the scare among holders was the news
of a drop ipsMly wheat in Chicago to 551sc. i.
w. MEG lauain was q neavY seller and during
tn morning disposed of nearly 700O tons of
Nay.
The other options and the spot market were
weaker. On the street at noon May was lower
ut 02c
May recovered TO 923ee at the afternoon ses-
sion. closing weaker -, , 'l9e
Wheat-Steady; MAJ, 02lac.
Barey-We *; December, 78c; Nay S6Lc.
Corn-%l.25.
Bran-$I3 so.
Fiour-Family extras, S34p0350; Bakers'
extras, $3 30 %. 40; superhue, ~. 0002.25.
WheaC-Lseks BON activity and strength:
No / shopping, S33zc. $50 for choice par
cells. Milling gra les, 30 9y2iac Wala Walla
wheat, S5937l5a for fair average quality:
Soc for blue sGem. and 7097213c for damp
stock.
Barley-A better feeling seems to prevail
but actual business does not show improve
ment. Feed, fait TO GOOD. 75DSOc; choice.
8lA0s215c; brewing 93@921ac
Oats--rne situation looks we'll Quotations
follow: Milling. SlQ0G!, l2l3; Surprise,
$l.05@1.15 fancy feed, 97l5c@$l 02]a; good
TO choice, 90035c: poor to far, 80 0S7l5c;
black, SI.15GI.3O; red, $l.0591 liz; gray,
9215tGo7I5c.
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The Orange Market.

NEW YoRK, jan 2l.-Oranges are dull;
fancy, sound, So. 009 80; Oshers g2.o092. So.
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Maximum temperature, So.
Minimum temperature 40.
Rainfall past ID hours. GO.
Rainfall for season, IL OF.
Weather Forecast.
For Southern Californis: Generally fair;
nearly stationary temperature with light
variable winds, generally shifting southerly.
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Reports received at Los An.
geles Jan. 81, 1885. observations taken at all
stations at p NJ, 9Th meridian time:
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LOCAL FINANCES.

TIE Bullion NJ niag Company levied an as
,asment OF los share ,o1ny
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LONDON, Jan. 2I.-fhs am Juaf OF bullion
out OF tha Bank of England today amounted to
$3.50, 600
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Places
$ Bar. Tenn. Max. tenn Wind W rher
Cotton Market,

middling, SGD.
Net receipts, 1885, gross, 62O3; exports to
Great Britain, 16, 900; forwarded. lag: to the
continent, 1866; stock, las, O76.