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The herald., 1895-02-01
GRAIN AND STOCKS.

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires
Al supple nsutary to ths Associated Press
market reports, tbs folio wing bulletin, fur
nished by Ds Van & Rltlsige, grain and stock
brokers. are publishsi for tn, benefit OF io,al
speculators
Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 81.
CHICAGO MARKETS
Advices say: Beerbohm quotes Mverpotl
wheat steady. Private cables quota wheat Ia
higher and in coed demand.
whss' at ctih elSseq :! nay
highest 54l4c;, lowest, 5s77s'; closed at 53jsc.
asss el9sei at 4oS May oDenea at
closed at 4s3sc Ju,y opened at 4sss943ffs;;
highest, 437sc; lowest, 49, closed at
oats-oash closed a. 271sc; May closed at
2s12c bid.
P5,6-May opened at $40 10; highest;
Gurb.Msy wheat 527s 953c; puts 500;
salis. 53Ac.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Course of the market:
wheat-Aay. so23F, 4, 4, 80. u, q; closed at
B4rley-May, 77Sc z. &c; closed at
the l,1:l5 a. m. session, 775sc; December, TAI,
q; closed at the II: 10 a. m. session 7bss.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
sugar-opened at 9o1Sc; highest, 90jsc; low
est, 90c; closed at 90aSc.
Chicago Gas Opened at731ac; highest 745s
lowest, 73i4; closed a "a
st. Paul-Opened at 5514; highest,557s; lowest,
So: closed At 5o7s.
Western Union Re egraph company-.O pen ed
al S65z; highest, s73s lowest. s03s; closed at
S714.
Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy-opened at
IL; highest,7lss; lowest, IL; closed at 7l1s
Manhattau-Opened at 1861; highest, 109;
lowest, 1861; closed at 1887.
l. AXE shore-opened at 1865; highest 1871;
lowest, 1868; closed at 1872.
Lackawanna-Opened at 160: highest,
1907: lowest, 1881; closed at 1897.
Distilers = opened at SIS; highest. o;
lowest, S3s; closed at 8.
Northw 5stern Opened at 9515; highest,
96t<; lowest, 9513 closed at 90.
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also sold to rhacker for between $4,000 AID
$1,000. Hat these sp endti gr,ves combined
with tle local ASSOCIATION ana carried the other
smaller outside groves OF their neigh bornood
along With them, thu compact would have been
absolutely sold bereabou.r, as we think it will
come near being next seas IN. Unfair trest-
meut in he m ,nne; of pr tIating orders is sal |
to be the cauje of Tustin's disaHectou. al
though tais cardinal sin-tt 1t letly exis ell
will In tbs end, II pess s'ei in, disrupt the as
sociatIons from one end nj southern Ca flor
MIA 10 the othr AT Azusa, VIII ere 4 grower
sought to "tump" the sssocistlon, and Earl's
men had their boxes in the grove ready 10 be-
gin gathering the crop. the local sssoci atom
took legal measures TO enforce o oe iiencs to the
contract sixnei by thu grower, and the boxes
were ejecte from the orchard. At Riverside,
owing 10 q technical flaw in the contract, this
could not restrain the Jumper" although turn
about 10 fair play, and he may yet I'D h IN SO {
''out' on the peri iy prscticed on his neig Oh
bors. Altogether the growers are standing to-
gether more solidly than last year, aud with
the increased prices now ruling tn cir course
cannot but re cult in N sking of the en- ire south
ern citrus belt an ab,olutely solid compact of
growers for the work in hand next season.
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$500 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE SEA

At the Summit OF the Great Cabls Incline
The Echo Mountain House is the finest AMI
best equipped mountain hotel in the world and
is second to none of the world famed hotels OF
Southern California. In location 1T has no
equul, be ng immed lately overlooking the San
Gabriel Valley, with mountain, foothills.
ever verdant vatleys, towns, villages, old mis-
full view. Tine climate /. delightful, both win
ter and summer. 1t is never hot and never
cold. On the verandas there are always cool
breezes in summer, and in winter it is warmer
than in the valley below. The sunrises and
sunsets witnessed from its pOrehes and veran-
plays picture by European visitors. An addt-
uonal attraction is the Lowe Observatory, pre-
sided over by the eminent astronomer. DR..
Lewis Swift Other attractions within easy
res Oh OF Echo Mountain House are numerous
and viii take Gays and even weeks to explore
than, and no visitor should spend less than
one day and might on these mountains-w where
more enjoyment can be had in the same time
than in any other spot on the globe-to witness
the gorgeous sunset and sunrise, the cities of
Los Angeles aud Pasadena below with their
Thousands oil electric lights giimmering like
an immense lake OF diam onds; the operation of
the great Wocd's Fair Searchhght, and look
wor d: ALTO the fne geological collection of
wild animals that inhabtt the sierra Madrs
mountains Rates no higher than like accom-
modations in the valley. Weekly and monthly
rates on application zee time table. well.
equipped livery stable at tadena Junction
for the accommodation OF guests OF the hotel.
Guests stopping ut Echo Mountain House will
receive low rate Communication tickets over the
railway to visit the valley. For rates Apply to
II. K. WARNER,
Manager.
Echo Mountain, Las Angeles county, Cal.
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REDLAND5 ORANGES.
The Rate Reduced Twenty five Cents Per

The Rate Reduced Twenty-Five Cents Per
Box,
Redlands correspondent under date OF
January 30th. says: The Redlands orange
Growers association has reduced the rate per
box for oranges to $2.25 for navels aud $1.75
for seedlings.
If one wants to realizs the immensely of the
orange business here, he should pay visit to
the packing houses. The Hatght Fruit com
pany, which packs thu fruit for the Redlauds
Orange Growers association. had a large force
at WORK today, to fl i the orders which are now
coming in freely. The oranges are OF good
quality this season. Only about per cent OF
the nsvels and per cent of the seediing'
packed by this company are cults. Ordinarily
the per cent Of culls ID twice as large.
The Earl Fruit company have orders ahead,
and last week shipped eleven carloads. Twelve
women are In their employ, and their rapid
fingers can throw off good many boxes In q
day. Their fastest packer packed 113 boxes in
one day, which beats the record in mis- vicinity
so far as the writer has learned. Oranges will
come in even more freely in the next few dayE.
The herald., 1895-02-01
THE ORANGE COMPACT.
Growers in the Exchange Getting the
Best Prices.

Best Prices.
[Anaheim GaZette.]
Although some OF the orange growers here
and there throughout Southern California
have broken from their compacts and sold their
fruit outside of their locii as,ociations--and
this is true of Riverside, the cent'r OF the co.
operative spirit, where enc grower Jumped"
the al ISOLATION and cold ten cars OF fru for
$l0,O0O-yet the indications ara that growers
are standing together more uniformly and
with m r. persste ace than ever. and with the
adya tage of realizing better prices than those
vino h ave sold GU tside the associations. Next
year the mpact will undoubtedly De, as a
result, all the more soiid. and 1t seems oououul
II many growers will remain out oil the COM
pact another season.
Tus,i1 is the largest orange prodscing section
out of the as association, having sole the Dnlk OF
the crop, sad to be 200 care, to Earl. ana al
though they assure US they Will DO nothing 10
injure the cause If corporation, YET
they have reaped the ADVANTAGE cf high
prices merely through the Influence OF thst
method Of selling. and have dlsposed OF tnelr
crop not only to the purchaser wpose raetices
nrst gave rise to the ne 'ess'ty for cn-orerauon'
but have sold at d horizontal cat De ow as o.
citation prices now ru Ing. Even AZ ustih we
near tina: the owners OF 10 CARLOAD: nave
rebeiled against selling to Earl, no VIII mar
ket tn ough the association, and II won NOS
surprise us greatly to hear of firthrr nlsan &C.
tlou before the season is o 1t. Inc semi-i !opic
Grove has sold to TbacKer for Rl2,OOD, ana tne
same gentleman last week purchased tnel hoy
crop at villa Park for $4,000. MT. doscn mas
The herald., 1895-02-01

San Francisco vegetapls Market,

SAN FRANCISCO, jan 31.-Vegeti bles: No
changes of consequence: NJ irket sparsely sup
piled. Hot house cucam bers came in sgain
this morning, Other arrivals included boxes
asparagus and 2. boxes rhubIrb.
Hot house cucumbers were offered at 75c@
81 so per duzen.
Asparag per ID.
Rhubsro-7zc G1.2 per box.
Mushroom s-oG12c per Id for common, and
l5 @ l5c for choice.
Tomitoes-Los Angeles, 75c@B1.25 per box
Beans-String, 0l0c pc. Id
Peas-Green, 3l9Sc per Id.
Squash = Mtrrowfat, S.. oo97.oo per ton:
Hubbard, $40 per ton.
Pepp .rs-G -esn, G5c per Id.
Turnips-50c per centa.
Beets-60 G75c per sack.
Carrots-30 $500.
Cabbage-30 d4oc
Garlic-394c par ID.
Caulihower-30 9i0a per doz,
Peppets-Dry, l5 Gl7l5c p,;lo.
Oxra-Dry, 12]a@l5c per ID.
The herald., 1895-02-01

LONDON, Jan. 3l,-At the wool auction sales
today 1929 ba es were offered, of when 1900
were Withdrawn. ~ varied assortment was of
feIed. but the bid ling was very active where
best grown was con. erned. There was good
demand for superior secured combngs.
New South waes-734dGIs I'd; greasy, 40
I'D.
Queensland-sc 7d@ls; greasy. AZ "a
7l4d
Victoria-scoured. 71sd@1s Sd; greasy, 40
9lao.
South Australia-Scoured, So G1l15d; greasy,
A 97Ld.
swan river-Greasy, 3G3%d.
New Zealand coured. I'd; grea y, 5e9i.
Cape OF Good Hope and Nata.-scoured, Isl;
gI osy, 40.
Punta Alenas-Greasy, 41596Hd.
The herald., 1895-02-01

On the produce exchange TO-DAY the butter
market was steady; creamery, l2923c; dairy,
10d20c.
Eggs were steady at 10 924c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prle,s Grain AMI ProdI,s
Movements.


SAN FRANCISCO, Ja1 3l.-rhe following are
San Fianc.sc) quotat on
wheat-Steady; De embsr, &c: May, 90c.
B4rley-Firm ITEM oer 1873; May,
7Sls; ;; new Her, 7ll23,
CJru-Sl27l@,
BTan-Sl3.0U.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31.-Flour-At ,ut u.s.
900 barrels err we'd today from Washin gton
and Oregon. Quotations are: Family ex
ira, IS. 4O(Qs. so: BAKERS extras. $3.3063 40;
supardne, So. 90 o. 5.
Whe4t-Jferings are all and demand slow;
p esent wants are supplied without BILE.
Shippers quote the market at 8lZ3 for
STANDARD, with s2l2c for choics parcels
Milling grades. S7l509 .la'i Wala
walls, 75GS3lsc TO: inir averag, gu tits rs D
soc or bus stem aud 75p75c fIr dAmo.
Barley-rIai e continues ratnar slow. Feed,
fair to good, 75@76!4e; choice, 7719c; brewing,
S5tD92tsc.
O.ts-rne arrivals OF t,dsy were 74Oo centals
from Oregon, bu! this liberal accession d d not
appear TO disturb mstter>. Milling $l.02%
@l. Isl surprise. 81. 05 al. 49, fancy iced, $1oo
(G1.0J; good to CHI Dice, 9,c01 81 90; fair to
good. 80 G93,; poot to fair, S2l2 GS715c; bl.1k
81; l5Gl.3o; red, $l05 @l.l7s2; gray, 92iz 9
97l5c,
The herald., 1895-02-01
AN AMERICAN LOAN.
London Houses Anxious to Take 1t IL 1t
Re God

LOndOD HOUSES Auxlous TO lake IL II IL
Be God.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Tho Evening Posts
London cablegram says;
The very highest financial houses here are
ready to take up an American loan, which
would likely be we'll received hete. But there
is one proviso-it must BIS gold. That is TIE
point yet to be arranged. In certain quar-, ers
of the Unit I'D states 1t is eonteuded taat the act
OF 1870 and 1871 is sufficient to insure pay
ment OF the loan in gold. Opinion here differs.
believing special act to be necessary.
There L Il better fsesng generally about ths
situation. 1t il rumorsd that certain banks in
America are drawing bills on large financial
houses here for 1900, 900, redeemab.e in SIX
months, the idea apparently being that, with
the posslb lity of iall of exchange before the
day OF REDEEM ption, pr) it can b, med9.
The herald., 1895-02-01
MONEY STOCKS AND BONDS.
A Big Spurt in Local Bank
Clearings.
Rritishers Anxious to Buy American
Gold Bonds.
Closing Prices OF the Loading stocks
and Bonds-yorsign and Do.
mestic Exchangs.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 81.

LOS ANG ELESi JAn oI,
Los Angeles bank clsarings for January,
1895. show an increase of 30 per cent over
January, 1894 The exchanges for the month
Just ended aggregate $4722 .645. 12; balances.
$1,l3i .326.42. This exchanges In January.
1894, amounted to $3.50. O49.0s. II the
bank exchanges oe taken asa criterion to the
general condition of blu sine:s, IL will be seen
that the trade of the city has increased nearly
ons.third since a year ago. 1t is no exaygera-
ton to say that the increase has been more
than one-third in certain lines.
Fo loving are the bank clearings for the week
The herald., 1895-02-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Course of Busines on the Chicago Board
of Trade.
CHICAGO Jan. 3l.-The wheat spectators at
he opening OF the market appeared to consider
yesterdays closing price for MAY &c too high
and knocked off the fraction. Liverpool was
higher for futures and Berlin l mark better
than it closed yesterday. Minneapolis aud
Duluth together received only 1913 car loads,
com pared with 167 cars on last Thursday and
223 cars on the corresponding day of the year
before The expectation of an early issue OF
bonds WAS regarded as in favor of the bulls, but
the conflicting news from Washington pre-
vented radical changes either way. The open
ing price of May wheat was from 53Ia Cos &C.
as com pared with $3.50 al tho close yesterday.
The gene al tendency was downward for about
an hour and u half The total prim AIRY market
receipts were only 1873, 600 bushels. some buy
ing by previous sellers was the result OF short
cor tem plation of the figures referred to, and
the price, which had been hugging 53c for
May for about an hour. let go and rose tempo
rarily for the second time to $780, There was
renewed selling at the advance, however, and
May finished at 55e.
Corn was weak and lower. The principal
feature was the fact that many Of the buyers of
yesterday were sellers today, while the demand
WAS light. While some OF ths early transac-
gradual drop. May sold early at 44c, fell
steadily to 1875 G43l2c There WAS quiet
business during The ciosing hour May closed at
43ssc.
Oats were also slow and inclined to be easy,
following in the wake of corn. May sold early
at zoe fell to 2S34c and at noon was at 2S1sc.
The market was quiet and featureless during
the last hour, declining with corn, and closed
at 2slac.
Provisions started with a show of strength
helped by hog receipts under tue better pr ices
at the yard. Armour and other packer how
ever, sold literally ana a break in prices
suited. There was some recovery, bat at tho
close May pork was 1919 AMI May ribs TIC
lower, and nay lard unch snged.
The leading futures o ed as follows;
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Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 31.-Wheat-stesdy; demand
m ,derate; No. 2, red W inter-. Is sd: No. .
red sprIns, SIS I'd: No. l nari Manitoba, IS
HID No. California, 81. Futures opened
STEADY and closed qui At and steady. February,
As 4d; March, As 5d:April, As Cd; May. As 612d;
June. As I'd; July, As 7lad.
Oorn-Spot firm; American mixed, new,
Is 10. Futures opened steady and quiet I;
business fiji N on near po,itiona. Feb uary, IS
1l1sd March, IS I1Ao; April, SO 111+d; May,
IS 1113d; June, 3s 1112d.
Flour--Firm; demand poor; st. Louis fancy
winter, 5s I'd.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. E2 los.
The herald., 1895-02-01

San FRANCISCO, JAN 3l.-3llver bars, cog
601sc per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 49l5050c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-silver bars, per ounce,
$3.50.
015 fine 81 7-lhd
The herald., 1895-02-01
RIVERSIDE NOTES.

Over Ono Hundred Carloads of Oranges
Shipped to Date.
Riverside Press
Thus far this season the work Of the River
side Fruit exchange, while not phenomenal.
has been on the whole very successful. Unfa-
vorable weather, both here and in the east, has
handicapped in q large measure the best re-
suits.
Shipments up to date from all sources amount
to slightly over 100 cars or 25,602 boxes. OF
this number practically all are nsvels and first.
class fruit. Several shipments of sweets and
Tangertnes constitute the only exception.
AT present the exchange packing houses are
comforts bly, busy and the prospects OF immedf-
ate orders are good.
Tho Orange Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l-Oranges dulli fancy,
The herald., 1895-02-01

When Baby was sict, VIC gaze her Castor1a.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clurg to Castoria.
The herald., 1895-02-01
MARIN e II EWS.

REpoNpo Jan. 81.
ARRIvALp
January 31-steamship Santa Rosa, from San
Diego, with 10 passengers
DEPARTED.
January 81 steamship Santa Rosa for San
Francisco, with IS passengers and 10 tons.
The herald., 1895-02-01
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO Jan, 31.-There was just slightly
mon to strictly prime steers, SO ,O095.65; poor
to extra COWS, 81. so 03.7 rs; heifsrs a1d bulls
So. 0003.75: Texas cattle, So. 001424.
Hogs rod higher in every instance. Some
prime hogs held over from yesterday sold zoe
above the best bid received that day and there
were many trades tn 1t bowed scarcely cents
advance A majority of sellers quoted the
marke 500 higher and the average gain was
somewhere between these figures. The choic-
est of the hoavv hogs were taken at So. 80 and
there were few sales of prime assorted light
at $3.50. The major part OF hogs offered. how
eves, went out of sellers hands at So. S5004 90
for light and 400 O.. 20 for averages of over
200 pounds.
The sheep and lamb market was unchanged.
There was good demand at $2.5094. 90 for
poor to choice sheep. Cults were quoted at
$1.75002. 20.
Receipts-Cattle. 1000; calves, 300; hogs.
33, 900; sheep, IL. 600.
The herald., 1895-02-01

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Petroleum-Firmer
Pennsylvania oil saies, none: February option
sales none; closed 1904 bid. Lima oil sales,
none.
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Maximum tenn peraturi, u ;.
Minimum temperature, 81.
Rainfall for season, IL. 20.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

THURSDAY, jan. 81.
"a CLIFTON TIT. ~ 81 100
81 of E1s of sW11 lot %, and ME-
10 acre, Of WI lot 81. Loop & Me. o
JOHNSON L to ssa,mie-Ess lois 10 and
TO- Pacific Coast Land Bureaus sub
oBEAR, to Mrs Mary i0obear-Lots
and q blk A, West Los Angeles -. $500
MITCHELL N to Green.Lot H. ok AKA
7and g. blk &, Pomons. .............. 1925
BUTLER, ROMA ct al to M Trow-
bridge-Lot "a, blk A, Shafer trt l,Ou0
JoNKs, JNo T. and Others to B
Pierce-sE 227a4 IT lots % and 49,.
Turner'S Pssadena tr........:.........: 1000
acres in sec 10, tp s........ 1900
Ranches Los Coyotes ................ 4,oo5
SMITH, A H to r NJ Montagus-Lot blk
A Of Smiths sub Kirkland IT. Pomona 375
MONTAGUE, to Amelia Carpenter
Lots and 1s blk of A Smiths
sub, Kirkland IT, Pomona. ............. $50
sMITH, A h to Amelia Carpenter-Lots
l, 5, s and 8 blk of A H smith'ssuo
Kirkland tr, Pomona. ................ 235
SAME to Slme--Lots 4, z, IL, Is, Ia, IL
and 20. blk A. same sub ................ -
AVER. Y to Ruth A Goodrich-Lots5
blk %. Electric Railway Homestead
EGDRIDGE, to Anna Anderson.
Lot 20 Blk s, Williamson TT $500
Paso de Bartelo rancho. .............. 1900
Lot blk .. Fort Hill tr..,....:....... Love
BALDWIN, to 8 Iutkern California
Rslway Co-Land in 8 q sw "a sec IT
Will. ALEX to / G walter.-Lot 1871 -'.o0
MARSHALL s SUSAN to II i'siia' ''0
Lot 81 blk B. Potter & Vests sub,
sE PStfiGa Yhfs sapviNai BANK to H. 1850
Galnes-Land in Sierra ldadre IT,. 1850
The herald., 1895-02-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-Southern Califor-
mia: Fair wealth sr; nearly stationary tempsra-
ture; light to fresh northerly winds
The herald., 1895-02-01

Augostura Bttters makes health, and health
max bright, rosy cheeks and happiness. Df
J. G. B. siegert & Sons. Ask your druggist
The herald., 1895-02-01
Weather Bureau.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 81.
rempsrature-Repor OF observations taken
at Los Angeles January 80, 1890 Mote
Barometer reduced to sea leveLl
The herald., 1895-02-01
THE GOLD RESERVE.

II Is Now Nearly Down TO Forty-rwo Mil
lion Dollars.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Today's statement of
the condition OF the treasury shows: Available
cash bslancs, 1888, 4,4s2 god reserve, S4s,-
$3.50
The total Withdrawals of gold today were
SO, 227 600. OF which all but 500 900, with
drawn from Chicago, was taken from the sub
treasury at New YORK. This leaves the true
amount of the gold reserve $40, So 1856
The herald., 1895-02-01

Tobacco Alcohol Opium, account
of youthful indiscretion or over indulgence etc.
Dizziness, Commissions, Wakefulness Headache.
Mental Depression. Softening Of the Brain, Weak
Memory Bearing Down Pains. Seminal Weakness,
Hysteria, Nocturnal Emissions, Spermatorrhra,
Loss of Power and Impotency, which II neglected,
may lead 10 premature old age and insanity.
Positively guaranteed. Price. Sl.00 a box; boxes
for SIS 90. Sent by mail receipt of price. writer
guarantee furnished with every $500 order received
to refund the money if a permanent cure is not
effected.
NERVIA MEDICINE Co. Detroit Mfr
For sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN CO., 1o2 North
Spring street
The herald., 1895-02-01

LONDON, jan 31.-fh, am uui of bullion
gone in o The Baak Of England today amounted
to fo0,0O0
The herald., 1895-02-01

New York Cotton Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Cotton Steady. Mid
ding, 51ac low middliug, 4slc; good ordin-
zet receipts 1856: gross, 1642: exports to
Great Britain, 1865; to the continent, 400;
forwarded, 1926; sales, 565; spinners, 80; stock,
ISL O44.
The herald., 1895-02-01

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Easy; Winter patents, S2.5002. so;
straights. S225 az. 30; spri az patents, Ss.I5 %
8 so; straights, So. 10 @ $50: bsk rs, So. so.
Wheat-No. 9 spring, 523sG55c; No 8 spring.
nominal; No. red, 401slYoO5sc,
Corn-No. .. 40Ac.
Oats--Nu. 2, 2sc; No. 2 white, 311193174c;
No. 3 white. 81 &C.
Rye-No 2, SOC.
Bsrley-No. 2, 55}ac; No. 3, 54955ISc; No. 4,
soc.
Flaxseed--No. l, Sl. 43.
Timothy-Prime, *5. so.
Mess pork-Per bbi, SO. 7O99. 80.
Lard-$6.40.
Shor. rbi--SIdes. loose, 50. OOd 5.1O.
Shouders-Boxed. $4o213 04.75.
Short clear sides-Boxed, S5. 2595.30
whisky-Distillers finished goods $l.22 per
gallon.
The herald., 1895-02-01

The Orange Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Oranges dulli fancy,
S.. 0094 90; others, 50. 0093.50.
The herald., 1895-02-01
LOST MANHOOD

Easiiy, SuicRiy ana permanently Hestort
CELEBRATED ENGLISH REMEDY
The herald., 1895-02-01

N ERVRA.
II is sold on a positive
guarantee to cure any
form of nervous pros
tration or any disorder
OF the genital organs of
either sex, caused
hu nxnosairn ma Of