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The herald., 1895-01-03
REAL ESTATE DEALS.

Several Very Heavy Transactions Go on
Record.
The real estate market is on the jump. The
new year opened with very d. cided move
ment Several big deals are ON the point of be-
ing closed on Spring street and Broadway.
D. NJ. McGarry, through Bradshaw Bros. sold
80 feet ON the east side of Spring street, just
north of Fifth. to Ida V. Olshausen for SIS, 600
1t is the intention of Mrs. Olshausen to replace
the one-story structure now on the lot with a
three story building at an early date.
Fifty-four deeds were recorded yesterday,
repre- senting total considerations of $455..
100 so OF this amount $500, 900 is acconnted
for in one deal. J. L. Redick OF Omaha, Neb
formerly of this city, transfers his interest in
various lands lying in and around Los Angeles
to the Nebraska and California Real Estate
company a corporation recently organized for
colonization purposes. Mr. Redicks interests
in this county are quite extensive, and the deed
disposing of mis- realty hereabouts is one of tn o
largest recorded in this county for come time.
The herald., 1895-01-03

PAssdeua-The great drought of 1894 was
broken on the 9th by copious rains, when con-
tnued OF short intervals through the month :
Six inches fell, ana the largest acreage OF
grain ever sown will be put in. oranges are
proving much better crop than first examin-
atoms seemed TO show.
Duarte-The week was more or less cloudy,
with the temperature sbous normal. Seeding
is about completed and all crops ere growing
nicely. Highest tenn poTAture, 81 degrees; leR
est, 43 degrees; rainfall, so of an inch.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
Riverside-Rsporis to the Enterprise shows
that the Seeding crop OF oranges will be light
this year, but the budded crop is up 10 the
average and enough new orchards have come
into bearing (budded fruit to make the value
OF the en,ire crop as great as last year, :.
and growing rapidly. Orange and lemon pick
ing will soon commence. Rainfall Tor the
week, 1.6S inches
ORANGE COUNTY.
Santa Ana-Rain fell nearly all the week
total for the season, g. 10 inches Alfalfa and
other grass crops are growing finely; the fields
are looking green aga n after the long drought.
Apahejm-The abundant rains of the past
month, amounting 10 nearly 8 inches, put the
soil in the very best condition, and plowlng
ana seeding are the order of ihf day. NO frosls
occurred during the month. Oranges nave not
commenced to move yet; heavy crop rs eX-
pscted, provided nothing happens to inter
fare.
Tustin-December has been an exceedingly
favorable month for crop prospects,; ABOUT o
inches OF rain fell and 1t was SO well diktrlD-
uted that The grt Attest good will result Early
sown grain is growing well; also wild feed.
The barley acreage Will b. large. with good out
look Oranges are ripening well and the CROP
will he larger and better than last year. ship
ments begin soon.
Highest temperature, "a; lowest,
so; rainfall, lao inches.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
Bernardo-Early sown grain is growing at an
astonishing rate Ouile number OF farmers
were busy seeding all day Christmas.
Valley Center-The rainfall during the week
FOL inches, fell gently and soaked into the
ground; very little, if any, ran Off
Note-The rainfall for Puente entered in tn!
bulletin OF the 10th inst. should be 2.34 inches
instea OF 81 inches.
The herald., 1895-01-03
ThB CROPS.
The Weather Bureaus Report of Their
Condition.

The Weather Bureaus Report of Their
Condition.
The local weather bureau furnishes the fol
lowing weather-erop bull letin of Southern Cali
fornia, for the week ending Monday, December
31st:
The weather during the week was milder
than has prevailed for some time past; there
was considerable cioudiness, with frequent
rains. which were generally light, though &C.
casiona heavy showers occurred. The tenn
perature ranged slightly in excess of the aver
age, which, with the welt distri buted precipita-
ton, caused vege alton to advance rapidly. The
aims gives assurance of bountiful supply of
water for the coming season. which has opened
most auspiciousy. The indications are that
the largest grain acreage ever yet put out wall
be planted this season.
The orange crop is coloring rapidly and,
while some shipments have been made, the
regular heavy shipments VIII not begin for
some days yet. The outlook for the crop at
, present is very bright. no deleterious effects
have been cen expseITiienced from either frost or
budded fruit is up the average.
SAN LUIS oBIsPo.
The dairy and agricultural interests have
been greatly benefited by the rains of the past
week. Cattle are doing well on the present
growth of grass Highest temperature, So de-
grees lowest, 40 degrees; rainfall, 2. 95 inches.
VENTURA COUNTY.
Bardsdale-Six inches OF rain fell in Deem
Der, and was more than all last seasons; it suf.
fees for present needs for blowing, seeding and
orchards. There has been no Injurious frost
Corn was a fair yield and was retained for
home use.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
Lancaster-Cloudy and rainy weather pre-
vailed in Antelope valley. The temperature
was mild. The ground is soaked
Los Angeles city-Siightly warmer generally
cloudy weather prevailed, with FREQUENT light
rains; the temperature was l degree in excess
La Caiiada-The rainfall for the week was
1.23 inches, and for the month of Dacem Der
4.51 inches.
Verdugo-Rainfall for the past week. .e6
inches Grass and grain are growing rapidly:
ground well saturated. Oranges are ripening
fast.
The herald., 1895-01-03
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation in Wall street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.

Speculation in Wall Street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.
By THE HERALDs Leased Wire.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The year 1895 opened in
the stock exchange with an unse tiled tone and
a very light volume of business. The failure
of the Reading organization plan was proml-
nent feature in restricting the dea 1ngs as well
as in creating the general depression which
took possession of the market in the early deal
ings London was small seller OF Reading
and Illinois Central and American securities
were weak on the London stock exchange,
which added to the heaviness of the home mar
ket as the day advanced. and when the eng age
ment of So, 10000 gold for shipment tomor-
row wss announced the weakness increased
and selling was in greater volume. There were
occasional feeble rallies, extending to part OF
the list but the trend OF prices was downward
and the market closed weak, prices, except in u
few instances, being below The closing SAFES OF
Monday.
In the railway list the depression was great
in the granger group. Large b ocks OF these
stocks were offered for sale. kumor had 1T that
the liquidation was foe inside interests and that
it was due to decreased earnings which would
be made apparent in he December statement
Burlington declined 13s per cent, with final
recovery of "a. st Paw. sold down rs: closing
at the lowest point. Northwest fell OF ~, re-
covering q in the closing sales. kock Island
receded z and legained e. In the coa!ers New
Jersey Central and Reading we've heavy and
each m tSa pit een the
Manhattan 81, Louisville and New Albany q,
H. Y L. Il III L. second preferred L. Erie pre-
ferred and Erie common each "a.
of the industrial stocks sugar was most act
i've ard weak, breaking "a par cent, of which
only "A was regsined, Chicago Gas is down Ia
Consolidated Gas ana Rubber preferred l, Gem
mon "a and Tobacco u. Advances were estab-
nshed in Baltimore OF ia, in Consolidation
Coal OF Maryland ia, in Leather preferred
Edison Ele ctric and Lake Shore "a.
xuas market
during the morning but in later dealings there
were some recessions. The dealings aggregated
1858, 800, Of when Atchison fours contributed
1921 900.
Government bonds--Steady,
btaJe bonds DGu.
Railroad bonds-Steady.
CLOSING STOCKS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The closing quotations
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ders at so, and probably not less than 81 so


ders. at 50. and probably not less than So. so
per box.
WHAT A PRICE IscsEseE MEANS.
"lf the late reports from the south condrm
the earlier kilograms, an increase of a dollar
box would be very small, and that would mean
at least an increase in the value of our crop OF
S25OO,0OO As l say, 1t is difhcult TO even
guess what the ultimate result may be. Ac-
cotding TO the dispatches + .oriia growers are
talking of SO and So box for the few oranges
that have escaped the frost. If they are able to
realize such prices it folly for us to sell at
quotations SO much lower, but when it COME
TO talking OF such figures that it almost
makes ones head swim to think OF that
One thing is certain, the receipts of Califor-
mia growers for their present crop OF oranges
will be millions of dollars more than any one
had dared to expect three days ago. OF the
total estimated crop of 1000 carloads in South'
erp California, OF least 1000 cars are in the DIS
trcts imedistely surrounding San Bernardino.
Riverside will harvest about $500 cars, Red
lands at least 400, Highlands 400 to 800, and
an equally large crop will come from the On
tarto district
The local growers and associations are pre-
parinR to take advantage of the Use in p ices
which. they are assured, will follow, and Ii VIII
place them in Il pOsitian of being able 10 dc
tate prices to the market.
The herald., 1895-01-03
Pointers on the Markets by Ppivat
Wipac

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires.
As supplementary 10 the Associated Press
market reports, the following bulletins, fur
nished by De Van & Rutledge, grain and stock
brokers, are published for the benefit of local
SPECTATORS; -
For the first half hour of the session 1t looked
il 10 oked as though we might have experienced
a little boom in wheat today, but purchases
were light and on the fear OF additional long
wheat being unloaded scalpeTs, who were the
principal operators, sold the market OIL to 51l4.
Course OF the market:
Wheat-Cash, closed at 531a; May, 577s =,
q, closed 574 bid July, $685. g, a closed
&c esrn-cash, 44ss; May, 4sl4 479s, "a, closed
475s; July. AIS q, y closed 45a$sg499,Iss;,
osts-0ash closed 2554 May - 81 7<lgg5l2s,
cuTbGMay wheat, 57}4; puts, 57}s; calls
572s.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
wheat-M May 97]s 952Si close of the IL a. m.
Barley~ May, 9l}s; close of the IL a. m. ses
Adivices raw! Chicago wheat has a marked
tendency downward, notwithstanding good in E
quiry and more disposition to buy Tor export at
seaboard. ..,, 49,,
san francisco wheat is rideulons ay. low; is
worth 9l1{G for export with English firms.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Course of the market!
sugar-s9(4 80, 4. 80, a, ssN "a s77s, 49,
S7ls, -, closed s73s. -,
Chicago Gas-74}a, 1875, Il, a, 721s, 70 closed
81. Paul-56ys, 557s, Sc. So, closed 55}6,
Western Union Telegraph company-S71s,
81, "a. S6A, 81, $685., closed S6s6.
g., B. & Oil. 7O14, "a COS 70. closed 69A
Manhattan-1054, 1895, lU5, closed l04J 4
Lake shore -135 13412, closed 1875.
Lackawanna-l509s
Northwest ern-96A, "a 9s' 952s, 961s 959s,
closed 953l.
The herald., 1895-01-03
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO jan. 2.-Catte-Quotations ranged
as follows: Good to extra, "a S0@95. 80; choice
steers, S4. 40(G4 rs; common 10 medium steers,
SO 1O14 80; stockers and feeders, 50 00@2. so;
cows ana heiters, extra, $2.3593.5O;N COWS,
So. S003. 90.
Hogs-Ths estimates OF todays receipts of
hogs were 10000 and the market opened 5 to
lOc lower Later buyers insisted upon fur
ther reduction of 8 to 10c and got it, the latter
market being l5 to zoe lower than its best time
Monday. Not much business was done at over
OF sellers hands at 50 450D4. SIS for averages of
more than 200 pounds and at "a. 00-4 25 for
light weights. There was liberal proportion
of good paine hogs and there were few trades
at $a65i0A.7O Shippers were free buyers
6heep-Good to choice sheep sold from $3. 90
to So SO; common stuff around 81 80 and cnlls
as low as 81. 25 choice lam bs sold at $a.O0 the
outside sales being from that figure down to
So. go depending upon quality.
Receipts-Csttle, $4,000; calves. 300; hogs,
20 600: sheep 1000
The herald., 1895-01-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices-Grain aud Produc
Movements.

Call Board Prices-Grain aud Produce
Movements.
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-Wheat, firm; May
96Ac.
Barley-Firm, May, 911so
Corn-$1.25
Bran-$I2OO
FIour-Fsmly extras. 81 4Qf13 IS; Bskerf
extra, So. 3O03 40: superfne, 81. 20@2.b5.
Wheat-Tne new year opened with softer
tone to the market. Receipts continue to come
along freely from the north, over 2e, 900 cent
ais arriving today from Oregon and Washing
ton. No. shipping. S5cj choice. 921s@9714c:
milling, 92Ia0p971Sc Walla Walla wheat. 76h0
1870 for fair average quality, S21zO55c for
blue stem and 7Ol175c for damp stock.
Barley Comparatively no business. offerings
are liberal. Feed, fair to good, 7s7zl9Sl1zci
choice. 82l2c; brewing, 90G95c
0ats-It will probably take a few days TO wear
off the holiday character of tn ness when deal
ers look for some impetus to be given to the
market by renewal of active trading.
Quotations follow. Milling, i.O0gl ~
surprise, 81 O5@1.15; fancy feed, $1.O2179
l.O7IS: good to choice, 92l2(g97,sc; poor TO
fair, S71zQc90; black, 81. 1901. 80: red, $l.O71k
Oils; gray, 92I5cG$1. 90.
Receipts-Flour. sacks, 2134; Oregon. 1900;
Washington, 567. Wheat, els, 1929: Oregon
1892: Washington, "a, 207. Farley, ctls, 1882;
Oregon, 1919; Washington, 5S06. Oats, Ore
gon, ctls, 2317; Washington, 4475. Corn. ctls,
1874. Beans, sacks, 536. Potatoes, sacks, 632z.
The herald., 1895-01-03
THE PUBLIC EBT.
An Increase of $3i,320,755 During
December


December.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2-The monthly state
ment of the public debt issued from the treas
ury department today, shows that on December
81, 1894, the public debt, less cash in the Treas
ury amounted TO $919.903,69 an increase for
the month OF 80 800, 775.
The following is a recnpitulation of the debt:
Interest paying debt, $3.50 1873, 100; incteass
during the month, $40, 045, 1905 debt on which
interest has ceased since maturity, $l,S25,s00;
decrease during the month, Sl,130; debt bear
lug no interest, 1888, 247, 345; increase during
the month. $l26, $50: total debt, 81 61a ,375. :
$40, of which $3.50 "a, l04 are certificates aud
treasury notes, Offset by an eCual amount of
cash in the treasury
The cash in the treasury is classified as fol-
lows: God, $139, 606, 3jl; silver, 1904 035 :
456; paper, $l22, 91I 100; general account, dis
blraing officers balances, etc, GIG 1919;
total. $685.. 754, 2S9. against which there are
demand Liabilities amounting to T629, 416, 7Oe,
leaving cash balance OF $l53,377, $40, OF
which $50, 2A4, 444 is gold reserve.
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years. 446 ..-. ...,.
Total excess precipitation during month,
10 inches ~
Total precipitation from September 1894.
to date o.36 inches.
Total deficiency from September !, 1884, to
date, ID inches.
Average rainfall for 10 wet seasons, 81, 90
inches.
Number OF clear days, 8; partly cloudy days,
8; cloudy days. Ia.
Dates OF frost, 3D. Sd, 9TH, 18th, 18th, 21st,
Gath.
Mean dew uoint, Al deg.
Mean relative humidity. n per cent,
NOTE Barometer reduced to sea level. "I'
indicates trace of precipitation.
ITO be taken from any tve-minute record.
The herald., 1895-01-03
The Wool Market

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
The market for fine domestic fleece is good,
while tine demand is very quiet. There is fair
inquiry for three-eighths blood, and more or
less business in medium woods, which are
fairly firm in price. Pulled and secured woods
week has been Australian, however, of which
there has beer considerable sale, there being a
run on fair goods for which better feeling OBJ.
tains aboard, but no great Improvement is an
ticipated. unless they get heavy American or
ders, which is deemed doubtful. An establish
ment of wool prices is not looked for until the
March sales in London.
The sales Of the week amount to 1,214, 450
pounds domestic and ,445, 800 pounds foreign.
Total of 1868, $50 pounds, against total OF
oGf va
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Lszard Freres will ship
81 100000 gold tomorrow Heidelbach, Ickel-
heimer & CO., 100000; Ladsnburg, Thomau
d. Co.. 100000.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2-Advices received today
from the New York sub-tteasury states than
$i,500,O00 in gold was withdrew today for
export, which, with the 100000 Withdrawn
last Sal1aday, leaves the true amount vi gold
reserve today 1888 ,944, 445.
The herald., 1895-01-03
TREASURY AFFAIRS.

Government Expenditures Greatly Ex-
ceeding the Revenues.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The monthly state
ment OF the receipts and expenditures OF the
United States shows receipts during December
amounting to $21 ,866 lS6: disbursements
1927 1873, AGO, leaving deficit for the month Of
$5, 269, 342, and for the six months Of the pres
ent fiscal year, $27, 564 465.
The receipts from customs were S11 1903 :
O49 against $40. 260,692 for the month of No.
vember.
The receipts from internal revenue during
the asst six months were $50, l6O,7S2, oil
49, POI, 276 in excess of the first half Of the last
naGhl Ynhr
The herald., 1895-01-03
IEAN TEMPERATURES For THIS MONTH IN

Mean temperature for this month for 10
years, So.
Accumulated deficiency in daily mean tenn
perathre during month. I'd.
Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature since January |, 7.73.
Prevailing direction of wind, east.
Total movement OF wind, 1865 miles
Maximum velocity of wind, direction and
date %, west, on 18TH.
Total precipitation, 462 inches.
Number OF days on which .01 inch or more
OF precipitation fell, 10.
TOTAL PRECIPITATION TN INCHEs) FOR THIS
MONTH IN
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2.-Wheat: Spot, steady;
l hard Manitoba, IS sd; No. California, 81
ID
futures opened firm and farthing higher,
and closed firm and l to rthings
higher business about equally distributed:
January, As 9Ad; February, As 10d: March, Red
American, As 1921; April, As 10s<d; May, -
1114d.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, A. Sd.
Futures opened quiet and unchanged, closing
quiet and unchanged to l farthing lower;
a. Sd; February, As Sd; March, As Sd; April,
As Sd; May As sgd
Flour-Dul; demand poor st. Louis fancy
winter at 5s Sd; Canadian, As lid.
Hops AT London tPacihc COAST 81 los.
The herald., 1895-01-03
THE RECORD FOR 1894.


''Feo,'C't 90 L" FNN'-"N' ANN'N
AS compared with 1898, the exchanges snow
an increase of little more than So per cent
Los Angeles IL oae of the few cities OF the couu-
try that shows any increase whatsv for the
year. Had it not been for the bank panic or
July, the increase would have been consldera-
bly, larger The clearances fot the thirn quarter
OF the year were about SO, 200, 000 under the
average owing to the panic.
Following is the statement by quarters:
jan, Feb. and Exchanges Balances.
March ...... .$Il ,597, 962.62. So Sill, 1913 3S
April, May and
June .......... 12,OS7, 535.7S 2775 1867
July, Aug. and
September 49,. 9.390,727.68 1877, l42,9S
Oct, Nov and
December 49,. ID 21547.l1 1905, SAT. 80
THE YEARLY TOTALS.
The statement below shows the business done
by the earring house fran its incorporation on
September ID. 1897. to December 81, 1894, ill.,
n Eva.
The herald., 1895-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan. THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says:
The rush for gilt edge stocks was the feature
of the market today. Consols have broken all
previous records, The other markets were
quiet ana the excitement in mines showed
symptoms OF abating. Americans were de-
pressed by the breaking down Of the Reading
reconstruction scheme.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. "a statement Issued by
the director of the mint shows the coinage exc
cuted at the mint of the United States during
December to have been 81, 1868, of which
So O72, 042 was gold, $l,270,02S silver and
$114, 533 minor coins. OF the silver coined
Y25O,34l was in standard dollars.
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MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, Jan. Mooney on call easy
at 1l2G2 per cent; last loan, 1la(92 PER cent;
closed at l 140D2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper-2341412 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4SS9s "a. S5A for de-
mand and S4. S7$l6D4 80 for 60 days.
Posted rates-S4 49, 2G1i.s9I2.
Commercial bills--f4 S6i3
Silver certifeates-59& bid.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-Sght drafts on New
York, per 800, ~.
Teegrapbic. Zoe.
Sizzling bills on London, bankers 60-day
bills, $4S65s.
LONDON Jan. Blank of England discount
rate, Parent
ConsOls-1033
MINING SHARES
San FRANCISCO Jan. 2.-rhe official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as fol-
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MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS.
Local Bank Clearances Mount
ing Upward.
An Exceedingly Good Showing for
the Past Year.
The Course of Speculation in Wall Street
Foreign and Domestic
Exchange
Los ANGELES, Jan. 2

AS predicted in these columns Tuesday, the
first business day of the new year showed a
large increase in bank cearances Wednes-
days exchanges amounted to 1857 POI 81;
balances S92,069 40. The total Tor the fist
two business dsys of the week is S543752. ID,
an average of more han quarter OF q million
per day.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-Silver bars, 59A@
595sc per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 5ol5@51c
NEW YORK, jan. 2.-Silyer bars, per ounce,
Gle.
LoNDoN. Jan, 2.-8ilyer bullion, per ounce,
T.Ifd
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New YORK, Jan. 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middllngs, . I1-l6cc.
Net receipts for three days. 50O0; gross,
1888; exports to Great Britain. 770l; to
1881; sales $40: spinner, 51o stock. 1853. $50.
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2. Carolina N-S. ~ N. w. Consols. 142s4
Tenn New 6s &C.. so do. :. +. deb IS. 1882
do do 3s.....- St. Paul Con IS 1872
do Old 65... $50 do csc, W.5s Ill
Va. Centuries m $50 Il, lI N. Gen IS. 7S1s
do deferred. ..... 12lz S.L&S. F.Gen6s l02
Atchison 4s...... 6i1s Tex. Pae. lsts.... 965s
do I'd A II do Zds..... 24Is
Canada So. Ids los u p. lists of 80. 1887
West shore IS. 104l%l SO 4 4. 5s, 9l3s
IBID.
BosToN, Jan. 1.-The closing quotations
were
Atchison. ......... Mexican.......... 69s
Bel Telephone. 100 san Diego...,.... -
huntington ....... O051
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Mt. Lowe Railway
FOR TIME TABLE SEE LOS ANGELES
TERMINAL RAILWAY.
Compagnie Generate Transatlanfqus

FRENCH LINE TO HAVKk.
HOMPANY'S PIER NEW NO. AZ NokTH
~ river foot of Morton st., New York
Travellers by this line avoid both travel ny
English railway and the discomf fort OF cross-
ing the channel in small boat
La Bourgoyne, January IL
La Champagne, January ~.
La Normandie, January 20.
La Bretagne, February 2.
La Gascogne February9.
La Bourgogne, February 10.
New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via PafiA
frst-clsss Sl60, second class Silf
A. k0kGf1, Agent
No 2 Bowiine Grssa 1ew York.
JF Fu0AZI 4 CO., agents 0 Montgomery
ave., San Francisco. branch osftces. - Mont
gomery st. Tickets are for ssls by ~ n1lkoad
and steamship ofiiceE
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-Redlick Bros. retail
shoe mere ants have assigned for the benefit
of their creditors, to g representative of the
manufacturing firm of Buckingham d. Hecht.
Their liabilities are estimated at $4,000 and
ASSETS at s. 5000
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GRAIN AND STOCKS.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The amount of bullion
gone from the Bank OF England on balance was
cas- OOO
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Buresu. Reports received at Los An.
geles Jan. 2, 1894. observations taken at all
stations at p. M, 18th meridian time:
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WEATHER STATISTICS.

observations at Los Angeles and other
Points.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of observations taken
at los Angeles January 2, 1894, Note
Barometer reduced to sea levell