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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-20

Oil City-Rivsr 10 inches aud rising.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Warren-River one.tenth OF foot
and stationary. Weather clear aud
warm.
SteubenYille-RivOr loot inches
aud falling Weather clear aud warm.
Greensboro-RiVer s feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Pittsburgh-Riyer2 feet l inch aud
stationary at tho dam. Weather clear
and hot
WhoOling-Rver . feet 8 inches and
slowly falling Weather clear aud very
warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-20
THE COLNItAIN FIELD.
Tho Progress of Operations ThsrS-NSV
Rigs Going up.

Tho Progress Of Operations Thers-NSw
Rigs Going up.
Operations continue active in the
Colerain field, though no new develop.
menA OF significance arc reported.
Amos Smith has recovered the lost tools
from his well on the Greenleo farm, after
three weeks work aud drillingiSgOing on
ali right. Tho Thompson Oil ard Gus
Company, Of this city, has located well
on the Patton farm and will erect the
derrick at once. The Standard Oil Com.
pauy is spudding on its well on the
Clarke farm.
The rig for the Barnesdale, Thompson
&GaSmire well, on the Thomas MahlOn
ilrn, 10 making good progress, and
drilling will commence next week.
The BarnsSdAlo we'll, on the Sutton
farm, is down between 1900 and 1900
fat
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LArEsr ENoM oIsrNNsvILhE,
Yesterday Was onlut bay mt the Trout
Tho williamson Well,

Yesterday Was u 0ulnt bay Mt the Front.
Tho Williamson Well.
Special DlIpdteh TO the IR.oligeHrer, 40
SlsTEssyiILE Sept 10.-Tho Henry
Oil COmpany'H No. Dye which was re.
ported dry yesterday. struck small
pay streak in the bottom Of the sand
aud will mako a twenty-five barrel
pumpOr.
Sutton & Company's well, on the
Eckslberry, was shot TO straighten the
hole but the tools stuck attOrward and
the rig will probably have 10 be moved,
The we'll on tho Williamson farm Is
three feet in the sand aud is showing
for hundred barrel well.
The Kauawha Oil Company's we'll, on
the Appleton farm, northeast OF Doi1t,
il drilling very slow and will not be in
boloFs tomorrow. ERE
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The services yesterday at tho jewish
lynaRoguc, IN observance Of l.oah
lloshonnH, tho lobrOW now year, wOto
ihtotoSIlnR aud beautiful. Tho music
by tho choir, composed Of Prof Hart.
man, director and otganisl, Mr. &.
H1laui, Mira Tatun aud Mrs. Fllgper.
aid, was especially pleasing. proaidcnt
tamusI KRAFT and Vice President Henry
Jacobs, Of Tho congregation wore In
their places RABBIT u. A. BonnhoIm
preached M eloquent sermon from the
first part Of tho goth Palm. Tho atlond.
anCO was largo, DuulnoSB WAS yoty pun.
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orally suspended by the Jewish people,
aud the day was one of iestiyity, family
gatherings, social visits aud the like,
SHANNON sITUATIoN.
Not New Case, and Onu House Released
from Quarantine,

Not New Case, and Ono House Released
from Quarantine.
There was no development in tho
smallpox situation in this city yeSter'
lday, except increasingly favorable ones,
Some people were busy. az usual, With
rumOrS, but experience has taught
people to discount these, aud they dc
.no harm. There was not q new case.
Ono case was released, that Of John
Groves, and the flag taken down, Mr..
GilHgan will be discharged this week,
aud also Mr.. Kitson, Of East Wheeling,
All tho patients are doing we'll, and the
indications arc that the danger point ia
passed.
The following Sell.sxplauatory letter
was received by Mayor Caldwell yeater'
day;
MARTNsBURo, Sept, IS, 1895,
Mayor CaldW'l, RAeGImH W. Va.
My DEAR sIR:-I have just written
q letter to DR., q. A. Probst, tho secre.
taFy OF the state board Of health oil
Ohio, giving him my personal assurance
that everything suggested by science OF
experience ia doing by tho people
Wheeling to prevent the escape OF
smallpox injection from tho cases in
your city. l have also asked him 10
use his good offices with the towns In
Ohio, which persiat in maintaining
quarantine against Wheeling to have
it discontinued and to secure liberty
and freedom Of trade aud travel by
your people, / sincerely hope that We
may DO able to allay tho panic which
has caused so much discomfort and IN"
conpsnisncO TO Wheeling, and which
has been but the usual result Of the OK
aggeration which attends such out
breaks, | beg leave to remain
Worry truly yours,
n. d. BAKER,
Secretary oitho West Virginia Board oil
Health.
A case OF smallpox was discovered in
Bridgeport yesterday. It 10 in the lam.
lily OF Harry Nilsson, OF tho First ward,
and the patient Is only ak montha old.
Martins Ferry raised the quarantine
against Wheeling yesterday afternoon.
a meeting OF tho board OF health was
called for the city building aud tho
only member who appeared beside
Mayor Wostwood was Lee Woods.
Mayor Wostwood voted tho proxy Of
James Copham and Health Officer Cole.
man the proxey OF Roger Reece, aud
with these the action was taken. Tho
sanitary guards were dismissed and tho
electric cars Immediately commenced
running from Wheeling to Marttn'H
Ferry,
As showing the eject OF lifting the
quarantine, The Bellaire Independent
says:
Ernest Baer, representing Baer'a Sons,
Wheeling, has been living on this side
OF the river ior week or more. lie Is
very grateful TO the generous boards OF
health for lifting tho embargo that kept
him here looking after business.
The Benwood ferry resumed business
this morning and the way Wheeling
teams and people came over here fully
demonstrates what u great feeder Bell
afro is to that city. There never was
any objection to Beuwood people COM
ing.
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spe.idi D'tpateh 10 he ini,,ltgnetr
srEuBESvrLLE, Sept lo.-Tho Florence
Oil Company'a we'll No. I on tho Lewis
farm in tho Gould fold was drilled TO-
day and made good showing Of oil and
Ia good for twenty-five barrels. II will
bo torpedoed tomorrow.
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Half Rates to Louisville, Ky, via tho
baltimore n Ohio Railroad.

On September "a and % the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Louisville. KY, at rate Of one
fare for tho round trip, account Brother.
hood OF ST. Andrew Annual Convention.
Tickets vii, DO good for return until
October l, 1895.
For further information call on or nd.
drsIs any Baltimore Il Ohio ticket agent,
or l.. S. Allen, assistant passenger agent,
CHICAGO, Iii. TUGP
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Doing 500 HnrreI..

SPECIAL Dfpa:eh 10 he lnteEtgosu.
WooDsFrrLD, Sept. l0.-Tho G. W,
Dye we'll, in the Dsist pool south OF
here, reported dry In tho first pay yes.
terdGy, has been drilled deeper and 10
flowing at tho rate Of 500 barrels pOr
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
CTANDARD GOODS
u AT LOW PRICES

II will always pay to Look over our
price list. wllethsryou pGrchaGo from US
or elsewhere; you can then hnd the
lowest price II quality IL equal. We
quote prices for fresh and standard
goods only.
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TINS ian. Handle Dyoins establish.
mont, oWnoi by John liollmOior, AZ No.
1881 Market gtrOot, IL tho best equipped
house Of itl kind In Wheeling IN add.
ton to tho dyOins aud clOnninz depart.
montaa corps Of ilrtcali tailori arn
employed, who can do repairing as noaL
as 10 Ia possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyol, can 10 made
tOlook like new Satisfaction RuAran'
iced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-20

thrivcu on good food and sunshine, with
plonty OF exercise In tho opOn air llcr
form CLOVIS with health and her face
blooms with iLs beauty, II hOr system
needs the cleansing action Of a laxative
remedy, gh0 u'os tho gcntlO aud pleas
ant LIQUID laxative syrup Of Figa
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Il. & o. Special Excursion to tho Pitts.
Lnrkh EIposItInn.

September 10, "a aud 20. October 8, 8,
10. 10 and II, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets TO Pittsburgh and return at rate
OF 50, which includes admission to tho
exposition. Tickets good to return on
all regular trains two days from date Of
Rala
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DO YOU WANT THE BEST &c. MEMoEL : CO
DOYOU WANT THEBESI?

We lay special stress on the excellence Of our Furniture Ca.
PETS Bedding etc. etc. always keeping the QUALITY Ur 10
ton in this respect we 90 to the other extreme in keeping
PRICES DOWN no THE LOWEST POINT.
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get Or. Miles
Pain pills from druggists. "One cent dose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-20
CLAYSWLLE CHURCH
TO Celebrate It's soVsAty,ith An
uivsrsary ThsFOGo-daY.
VERY INTERESTING PROGRAMME

Arranged for the oOoaSiOu-AU Inter-
eating Story of she ohHrOh'S Long
aud Honorable oAroOS-Rov Dr.
Birch, OF New York, is to Preach
tho sermon-other Exercises
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Closing Stocks


NEW YORK, Dee. l6.-rhe official closing quo
TAFT ms for stocks were as follows:
Atchison, l631; Adams Express, l47; Alton.
TeIre Haute. q :; American Express, 10: Bal
more d Ohio, AZ; Canadian Pacific, 5b;
Ches. & Ohio ia; Chicago Alton, $50; Chic.
Bur. & Qui cy. "a: Chic. Gas, 71La; Co soli-
datedGas 59la; CC.C.and st. Louis,4 4; Col
~; Del. Hudson ,2sla; D |. Lack & West,
1914 d. & r.. G. pfd 40; ] istillers and Cat
lie Feeders co.1s1a Erie, IA; Erie pfd.,, -;
Chicago Eastern Illinois pfd.. 100; Hooking
pulu i, IS: kansas 4 TeIa, pfd;: 81; Lake
i53; Lead Trust, 3!1.; Louisville & Nash
Vile, SO; Louisvill- & New Albany: 91s Man.
haitian Consolidated. 1866 Memphis e.
sonar Pas, ia g. aose oho
Vile Chatt. rs; National Cordage, 81; sme
pid.;: g; n. J. Central. iosX Norfolk 4
, %sst Pa S do pd @ g. NSa
3sA U; S Rubber pfd 94ll: American Tel.
Ss 81 snsss Rd s 1884, SS;d'sss c Sd
c csa,ssn loo ~ s and g HS rns Ian
tario Western, l5'< ;oregon Improvement. .;
Northern ~; Pacific Mail ,s.rs; Peoria Dec. 4
Evans. 3; Pittsbd &, i67; Pullman Pala e., ~;
Beading. e.; Rio GTande We fern; l7do pfdd'
l29.. st Paul & Omaha, AZ; do i'd, IL ,,
Southern Pacific, 4s.a: sugar Refinery, 1895;
Tenn Coal & ir n "a; Texas Pacific. S7s; ToI.
q .. Cen. pfd., 20; Union Pacific, IA. U.S;Ex-
press. Az; Wabash, St l.. Pac..
rs; do pfd., los4; Wells Faro Ex
press. 100; Western Unio $40; VIII cling &;
l.. E., 1917; do pfd., Al; Mimi. d st. Louis,
2lA; Den. & K G.. 13N; Genert iectric 3lss;
Natl Linseed, 2O1s; Col. Fuel & L 20k; do
pfd. %; II. & Tex. en-, Ia; Tol. A. A. e.
North Mich, Il; Tol st. Louis & X: G q:
do PIT, 10; outhern r. r., lOls do pfd..33
American Tobacco, 1919; do pid., 1Ol.
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Active Dealing in Industrial and Rail.
road Stocks
The Market Closes Strong at the Best Figures
for the Day-Lively Trading
In Bonds
WALL STREET SPECULATION

New YORK, Dec. 16.-The dealings in
stocks today were fairly active. Although
the preponderance of activity was, as u.s.
ual, in the industrials, the transactions in
the railway stocks assumed larger proper
tions than for some time past. Strength
characterized the movement in this depart
ment. The delay in the public delivery of
the report of the secretary of the treasury
was found to have detracted from Its inn
portance in speculative sense. A sharp
demand soon developed for the coalers,
grangers, Vanderbilts and Denver and Rio
Grande preferred. Rumors of reiterated
refusals in the large investors in the prop
erty to part with their interests were a
contribution toward strengthening factors.
The trade in the stock was usually active.
The opening was rather irregular and
fairly active. A strong tendency in the
railroads, apparent in the initial dealt gs,
was practically unimpaired throughout the
day. The indusrials moved IN a rather
erratic fashion. The market closed active
and strong and at the best figures OF the
day for the railroad list.
Trading in bonds was on a better scale
than usual recently and upon an advanc-
ing movement. The aggregate sales were
81 ,667 900. Atchison, Colorado and Pa
cfic tirsts and Denver and Rio Grallde I'M
provement flves advanced u per cent.
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iey-Lot To- block 8. George Dalton, ST.. tract;
William and Mary Gray to James and Sarah
7 Gray-Lots 1 and 3, b ock 20, Glendale;
500.
W II and Anna obear to Harry Brooks
Lot Is. block =, Los Angeles Electric Railway
homestead; $3.50
Frederick X and Belle Clark to William X
Staats-Part OF lots and Ii, Mrs J IL Hoods
subdivision; $1,000
L and Maud Beynon to Mrs Harriet NJ
La Dow Lots 81 and 81 Wiesendanger tract;
500.
A and Kittic Butler to Charles v slim on
Part of lot block O, West Los Angeles; $SoO
Mey Mckee and II Stinchcomb TO Ella
Stmson Beginning in west line OF Kingsley
street 81 feet outh north line OF lot IL BLOCK
O,west Los Angeles; $500
Ella and NJ W Stimson to Charles NJ Slim
son Same as above; 1850.
Levi NJ Largstaf to Eliza Lee Rorhe-As-
signment of agreement 957- I27. $500.
and Susie Washburn to Craze olivia
Curtis-Lots 1 10 u and 8, block %. Alosta
$50,
Solomon and Ella p Hubbard to Achille BIZ
orci Lots 2 and 3, block 80, Electric Railway
Homestead association tract; 500.
SUMMARY
Feeds .......,..........- IS
Ncmlnal. 20
luthl. .Pi4SoAo'OV
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SAN Francisco. Dec. IAN ddlings, $500 to
$2t. 90; brs n, $l2. so to $500.
Hay-Wheat, $a.0U0l2. %; wheat and oat.
S7:Ou(G !. 90; oat, '.Uo@9.5O; alfalfa. So 90
@7.75; harley, sos 6DD 90; clover, 81. Ot9
@6. 90 per ton. StIaw-35@6Oc per uale.
Poultrs-Live turkeys, 1"@ lc per Id;
ROSTERS, old, $3.75@4.OO per dozen; young,
@.UOp dozen: broilers, lar e, So 50@4 on
per dozen: hens. $3.5o@4 so per dozen;
ducks, ~ Quot. % geese, pair, 81. 5O@2. 90;
pigeons. $i.OJ0i.73.
Game-Duc mallard, 1900: teal. $l.OO;
sprtg, 81 81; wi'igeon, ~ so: white 81 csc,
quail, $l.00; hare; $l.O0e@l IS; Rabbits.
81 So
Eggs-Ranch. 27@29c; per doz store, 200
"a eastern, l9g2ic; fancy eastern, ~ csc.
2.@2tc; fancy airy. q Sc. seconds 1900
2lc Cheese-Choice to fancy, 90i.c; fair TO
good, 70DYc; Eastern, 12(0l3I,c.
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CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board o.
Trade

The Days Transactions on the Board Of
Trade
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Wheat has ruled
rather dull and decidedly weak, declining
gradu ally PC from Saturdays close and
making but little recovery. Early trans
actions were very near to the close Satur-
day, but there was rapid break and be.
fore noon the price had gone down fully
PC. The English cables were lower; do
nestle markets dull and heavy; the re-
ceipts in the northwest we're larger than
the same day last week and 800 more than
for the same day last year. Wheat and
flour on ocean passage increased 1,52O,-
600 bushels last week. and the worlds
shipments were unofficially reported at
100000. The situation was made more
discouraging by the reports concerning the
visible supply. From the start it was evil
dent that most Of the wheat which disap-
peared last week was coming into sight
again, The final figures on the visible
supply showed net increase of 3,O4S.OOO
bushels, where there had been a decrease
of $1,000 bushels the week before.
After selling off on this news there was
little rally on the report that the English
visible supply had decreased 1,76S.OOO
bushels. May sold early a. 59I@6Oc;
gradually sold off to 50Xc, up to 1890,
and closed at that figure. Corn did not
sympathize very much with wheat. The
demand for through billed carloads was
quite active, and was the chief reason for
u degree of strength in the market. Oats
were active throughout the session, with
good general buying. The feeling was
generally firm, although at one time prices
were below Saturdays final quotations.
Provisions opened firm and increased in
strength inversely TO the weakness in
wheat Covering by shorts was considered
the potent reason for the strong feeling.
The leading fu ures closed as follows:
Wheat. No. 2.-becember. 5oXc to a6l4c;
No. 2-DecembeI 2ttc; January, 25Mc to
259sc; May, zSl4c to .s}sc; July. -9c Oats,
No. .1Dec December. iSssc; May ,9tc
Was Quiet. wheat-No. spring 561s to o71sc;
No. 8 spring. 81 to 56Isc; No. 2 red, 53A
to GIG Corn No. .. 25isc to 2524c. oats
No ,. l7c: No. white, l9A 70 l9A; No
wn s.s J. ysc 10 46o s &c s.re Z to &C.
f Fine 50 Ness porn nGn oa sssd
~ to 8. l215 Lard Per 100 pounds. $3.50 to
1922 g, Short ribs sides--Loose. 81 50 to L. 40
clear sides boxed. ~ to 4ssc WHISKY"
Distiller's fni he'd goods, per g Ion, $l22.
Flour Barrels, receipts, 1000; shipments.
5000. Wheat-Busnel receipts, $1,000.
shipments, l z, 90. Corn--Bushels receipts
26@,lOo; shipments $4,000. Oats-Bushels
ushels, receipts 5000. shipments, 5000
5000.
on the produce exch ,nge today the butter
market was firm; creamerieS, 19c to zoe; dali
ries &C to 22c.
Eggs were firm at Gle to 22c.
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The Agrarian
Laws

Could do no more than the
Herald in its now famous di-
vision of land amongst the peo-
pie. Any person who is now,
or will become a yearly sub
scriber to The Herald, will be
entitled to a lot in The Herald
subdivision in the town Of
Lancaster. No additional
charge except 800 for notary
fee.
The following letter to the Herald from
the editor of the Lancaster Gazette shows
the character of the lots the Herald is
giving free to subscribers:
"a good thing-push it aong''-the
Herald combination proves to be good
thing. received two more subscriptions
today from those who want the Gazette,
Herald and the Lancaster lot. SO hurry
up that new map. The fact that those
living here desire these lots is sufficient
refutation to the jealous charge of some
newspapers that the lots are worthless,
alkali, fake properties. Both lots taken
today are by Lancaster business men and
one of them wishes to improve his lot at
once. Our principal well borer was in
my office yesterday. He has put down II
artesian wells in the last month. He au-
thorized me to put an advertisement in
my paper that he would secure artesian
flows on the Herald addition to Lancas-
ter at one-haf the usual price. He knows
as we all do that the water supply for
both surface water and artesian water Is
abundant and easily gotten. A man Of
fered to dig well on one of these lots
for IS and take the subscription to the Ga
zette as part pay.
More alfalfa will be put in this season
than was in the valley altogether before.
There also will be hundreds of acres set
to fruit trees in the valley this year. The
1900 acres of growing fruit trees are so
healthy and thrifty as to give the greatest
encouragement for future planting. In
another week the work will be begun at
Palmdale according to a contract signed
last week, by which the flood waters of
Little Rock creek will be stored. The
Coles will push the work and expend
$Ioo,o 900 in the system which will bring
several thousand more acres under culti-
walton in that section.
Altogether the future for Antelope VAL
ley looks very promising. Yours respect-
fully, w. S. MELICK,
Editor Gazette.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Prices, Corrected
Daily

Daily
MONDAY. December 18th.
The week opens with very brisk trade
in holiday lines and something less than
the average in others. There is little
change in the prices ruling for week past,
though poultry is very weak and the pros
poets favor a drop between now and
Christmas, instead of the usual advance.
Turkeys are in full supply and slow of
sale, while almost every dealer in the city
has more chickens on hand than he knows
what to do with. Quotations follow:
Eggs-Choice california. 27c; tern, 22c:
Butter-Creamery, fancy, LIB squares, 7oc:
2s-oz squares, 65c; coast creamery, 2s OF
squares. o5c. Dairy, fancy. lib squa es. zoe.
Green Fruits-Grapes Cornichon $3.50;
pea s, $3.50 per box; raspberries lie per box:
straw berries, 10 C; figs, &c per 10; apples.
.59..oo; pineappes, 80 % per dozen;
Vege ables Swe potatoes, $l.25; green
corn, zoe per sack; cucumbers, soc per box;
tomatoes soc per box; beets, 15c per 100 lbs;
per zen; lettuce, lItg15c per doz punches;
onions, new white, soc; yellow, 500 20; tur-
per box; green peppers. &c per lb: artichokes.
soc per doz; beans, LIMA, ~ 70; navy, $40;
pink. SIS ,7l.7?; green peas. &c per ID.
Potstoes-Local, % roc; northern zoe;
70 'iiry Vie liens. per doz, 81. 25@475; young
Spoisr. - o ducks ,00'sEs = So
turkeys live. .1O12c per lib; geese. 75cS$1 10
Milisiufs Flour, Los Angelica $3.50: Stock.
per ton. local. $500; northern, $500;
ew oSs Cd per ew sSs corn
Provsions-Hams, Rex, per lib, NC; pic.
Bacon per ID, Rex breakfast, lG14c; light
medium. Sc: medium, &c.
Bied Seeinrer sets l"c in',aes 1iHo
.h DRY el es s clear Backs sess Sci
Picked pork Per half DBL, so lbs SO.
re Solintsn Gssgi y pure leaf al T.
Grain and nay-Barley, per cen tai feed, Coo;
seed. SOC. Corn Per Genital. s5c: Wheat
5000; barley 7,OO(9s9. 90: wheat, $1,000
$1,000; tame oats, SO. 90 800.
Gras 90 ms sss $40
$l75; seedlings, $500
Dried Fruits Apples-sun tried. sacks, per
Re &c. choce &c. Anes sche.
Fancy unpealed. 4c; bleached. sc. Nee
tarines Fancy s@9c; 9 ooiee. 697c. P.ars-
choice, 7G9c;. Prunes-Choice boxed, 3(G5c;
sacks, 26p3c; fancy, &c.
Live stock per cwI, S.. Beef cattle.
6r6c Mutton Ave per Id. Veal, 5n G7c
Nuts-wanuts-Los Angeles. 7c; medium
cft. LOG; soft shell Los Nietos fancy, lu(0l &c.
hard shell. &c. Pecans-l39i51ac Fiiberts
1OO12lac.
Honat and "ceswax Honey-Comb. 1OISn
lie er lb; strained. 31a(G4c. Beeswax IDA
zee per ID. wy
Hides and Wool-sound hides 111sc Der H..
culls 725c; sound kips, 8 G. culls, &c: bulls
and stays, tic; calls, according to condition
1OG15c. Sheep pelts-306c. Wool Nomin-
ally. 2r,9o,.
Young America, l31ac; hand, i4&c: half
cream fats, &c; Young America NC; hand
SIC Eastern-Cheddars and twins, 30i 40,
book, i5@16c; westphalls, zoe; Roqusfort,
4x12c.
Fresh Me ts-Butchers' prices for whole car.
Mutton-41at951lc. Forks, @D6c.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-17

New YORK, Dec. l6. he following are the
closing quotations for the bond list;
U new As reg. 49,; do IS reg, us; do
5s coup. LIS; do Is reg, il; do 4s COUP,
li2H; do rs reg, 81; Pacific Us OF '95 80;
Ala. class A, llOl4 do c. ass b. ITO; do cla.s c,
lul; do currency. l0!; La: New Consols As,
100; Missouri Us, 100: N Carolina Us. i2i; do
set Us, 80; do 5s los; old 6s. 30; Va. Cen
turtles, 631s; do deferr d, 4; Atchison q. TN;
N As S2Iz; n. fac 3ds. :; U new As
cour. l2l cen Pacific lists OF '95. 1861: Den 4
j CTS, ll2ls: do 4s.s2]a; Erie Sc onds. %; II
llll5; do u.s. IO;; + first As s5ss; do
Sc ohd Is. 62N: Mutual Union Is, lis; n J
Cent eenl 5s. 1l915; Northern Pac lists. lis7s;
do seconds, 1857; Northwest consoLs. i4014.
do $ + deb SIS, ilc15; Rio Grands West lists,
7-ss; st Paul consols rs. %: do C& W IS.
l15,s; st L & NJ gen 5s. 8 =; 81 L& gen
Union Pacific is of '96, 1OoA: Wet Shore
Is. lO5; SO X is, %; o & N IS. 1lo1a.