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The herald., 1895-02-02

holding off flor lower prices: there was some
disposition to sell, but not to force es ina
Liverpool STOCK increased almost 1,25O000
bushels. Beerbohm quotes Mark Lane wheat
81 lower, with -four difficult 10 sell. Berlin sd
lower There no encouragement TO, the
bulls today. sdvices being 50 bearish that orr
wheat is cheap. and will go higher: 1t may sell
down n to lc, but when the reaction SEES in
we may look for sharp advance.
CHICAGO Markets.
Wheat Cash closed ut 50050LSc May
opened at 52ss; highest, 1885,. lowest 5Sise;
highest s4fso; lowest, sssss; closed at 500 e
4s SsFn sssss closed 3d. g &C. s oao ep''aa
highest. 4s]ao; lowest 4574; closed At
oats-ossh closed at 26Ac; May closed at
$3.50 bid.
40 PSSrdL . May opened at ss,s2s.SS highest
ourb-May wheat, t5aHc bid; puts, $3.50;
calls, 531zc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Course of the market:
,wheat-4ay, 90, s9I u u. eoss; closed at
wa closed st IL rs a. m. session at 991sc -,
BArley-May,. TO- 1870; December: n, 76
bid; closed at the LIS u. m. session 767a.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Sugar-Opened at 9OMc; highest, 9l7sc; low
est 901zc; closed at 917so.
Chicago ss--opened 1t 741lc; highest 1873;
.owest, 741a; closed at 757s.
StPaul-Opened at 56ll: highest,56A: lowest,
56hs closed at 56ss.
Western Union Telegraph company Open ID
at87la; highest, 50; lowest. S71a; oloned Mt
SO.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy-opened at
~; highest,72as lowest, 713z: closed ct 72L4
Manhattan-Opened at 1854; highest lO9;
lowest. 10S: closed at 109.
Lake shore-opened at 1881; highest, 1889;
lowest, 1884; closed at 1881.
Acknowledgment at 1904 highest,
1904 lowest, 1907; closed at 1904.
Distillers Opened at 81s; highest, S2s !;
lowest, so; closed at 81.
Northwestern Opened at 95sh; highsSt,
S71S; lowest, 961a: closed at 96A.
The herald., 1895-02-02
THE CHINO RANCH.
It's Development Means Prosperity For
Pomona and Other Towns.
Pomona PrOeress1

It's Development Means Prosperity For
Pomona and Other Towns
Pomona Progressl
The Chino ranch has a thriving town OF its
own, but its nearness to Pomona gives it a
local significance in connection with our pros
petty. The development of that property has
been OF material advantage to Pomona.
large percentage of its trade has been done in
Pomona, and also the bulk OF its banking
business. Many Pomona people have bought
and improved Chino land and lots and have
found employment there. In 1888, following
the decline OF the "boom," Mr.. Gird employed
many Pomona men to sink artesian wells,
make and lay over five miles OF cement pipe.
That immense estate cannot help contributing
to the prosperity of this city. Several miles OF
the ranch reaches almost to the eastern line of
Pomona. Mr. G. H. Phillips, the recent pur
chaser of all the realty that Mr.. Grid had not
previously sold, amounting to near 10000
acres, came into full possession on the 18th in
slant. He has for convenience, incorporated
the property under the name of the Chino
Ranch Company. OF the $lOU, 900 stock sub
scribed, he took 500, 600, showing that he will
be the master spirit Oh the management Dur
ing the past week he has been at Chino, and
from what he tells the Champion, he intends
to push DEVELOPMENT with III vigor and good
see 40 10 so diaries esta blished along the foot
hills. The hills contain much rich pasturage
and SprluRS OF water. Inc ydlley WALL pTOuuCe
any amount of alfalfa and other forage, so that
seems to be an ideal place for diaries. The
beet sugar industry he regards as a permane Mt
one. 1t ia expected thai 1900 acres will be
planted to beets this year, and several thous-
and have been seeded to small grain. The fat
tening of cattle with beet pulp and hay, ts to
be large business. Mr.. Phillips tells The
champion that the ranch is "located In the
very best part of the state and on this tract
there is practically no waste'' He says "the
development of the ranch snd town will be
pushed steadily"
Now all this Is good for Chino and its settlers
and also will contribute much to the business
OF Pomona. At no time in the history of this
broad valley stretching from the mountains on
the north to the Chino hills on sthe south, has
there been more evidences of enlarged mprove-
ments and production, and therefore OF wealth
and contentment
The amount and variety of good fruits; the
thousands of tons of hay, grain, corn, vege-
tables: the millions of pounds OF sugar, butter
and meat, and other products. that can be an
nuslly produced within sight of the city of
Pomona, should satisfy everyone that there is
immense prosperity ahead in this valley.
The herald., 1895-02-02

At the summit of the Great Cable Incline.
The Echo Mountain House is the finest ana
best equipped mountain hotel in the world ana
IS second to none of the world famed hotels OF
Southern California. In location 1t has no
equal, be ne i'm med lately overlooking the san
Gabriel Valley, with mountains, footnllis,
ever verdant valleys, towns, villages, old mis-
full view. The climate il 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 1t is warmer
than in the valley below. The sunrisss ana
sunsets Witnessed from its porches and verAn-
plays pictured by European visitors. An adii-
tional attraction is the Lowe Observatory, pre-
sided over by the eminent astronomer, Dr.
Lewis Swift Other attractions within easy
reach of Echo Mountain House are numerous
aud will take days and van weeks to explore
them, and no visitor should spend less than
one day and night on these mounta1ns-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 OF electric lights glimmering Ike
an immense lake of diamonds; the operation OF
the great Wofld's Fair Searchlight, and look
through one of the finest telescopes IN the
world: also the fine geological collection OF
wild animals that inhabit the sierra Madre
mountains. Rates no higher than like accom-
modations in the valley. Weekly and monthly
rates on application. see time table. wetl-
equipped livery stable at Aitadena Junction
for the accomm odstion of guests of the hotel:
Guests stopping ut Echo Mountain House Will
receive low rate Communication tickets over the
H. r. WARNER,
Manager.
Echo Mountain, Los Angeles county. CAL
The herald., 1895-02-02
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
speculation in Wall street-Foreign ar

Speculation in Wall Strset-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-Speculation on the
took exchange today was healthier in tone
than for d long time past. There was an active
buying movement in which London was very
prominent, the purchases for the foreign &C
count being chiefly of St. Paul and Louisville
and Nashville, but Reading and Atchison came
in for g. small measure of attention. The NOV
ing influence OF the market was the universal
belief in the issuing of a per cent loan of
$1Oo 10000 by the government was an as
sured fact.
the easier toue of the sterling exch ange mar
ket in the afternoon tended to assis. the appre-
citation in shares which began at the opening,
and with but few exception continued TO the
close During the lost hour of business, when
the announce ments were made OF the cancella-
tion of the greater part of the orders for gold
for shlp ment tomorrow, made early in the day,
specuiation became absO utely buOyant, and
tie market continued in good tone to the close
Lead sold up "a, lost the gain, but closed per
cent above yesterdays closing.
Nearly everything on the list dealt IN showed
advances on the day.
There was considerable strength to the trad
ing in bonds today The sales aggregated
$S9500U.
Government bonds easier for As.
State bonds-Quiet.
Railroad bondB-Quiet
The herald., 1895-02-02
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-Wheat-spot quiet; de-
mand poor; No. 2, red WINTER Is a. I'd; No. Q
red spring, So 113d: No. / hard Manitoba, SIS
I'D; No. California, IS. Futures opened
easy and closed steady. with near positions lQD
2 farthings lower. February, As SD; March.
A. 43xd April, As 4a1d; May, Is SD; June. As
712d; July, As 7Iad.
0orn-spot quiet: American mixed new,
IS 112d Futures opened quiet, with near
positions farthing lower; ossd dull with
near positions 2D2 farthines lower and dis
tant positions 8 fartnings lower. February, 3s
10Ld; March, 81 1924: April, SO 111<d; May,
IS l1Md: June, IS 11lzd.
Flour-DulI; demand poor; 81. Louis fancy
winter, IS I'D.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, f2 15s.
The herald., 1895-02-02
IN THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
The Marketing of the Orange
Crop.
Fruit Moving Freely at Satistac-
tory Prices.
Improved Tone OF the Grain Market-Pro-
visions Remain Weak-Bradstreets
Review of Trade.


Los ANGELES, Feb l.
The orange market presents no new features.
The present fine weather is greatly improving
the fruit and facilitating picking and packing.
The eastern demand continues to be frst-class.
All the exchanges are receiving orders as fast
as they can fill them. Little fault is found
with the f. b, rates. The exchanges are send
ing no fruit east except at the regular schedule
prices. One of the packing companies that was
loudest in denunciatlon OF the exchanges for
conducting auction sales in San Francisco, has
been selling at auction III eastern cities. The
prices realized at such sales are alraost In
variably lower than the TO. b. rates with freight
added. The exchanges, on the other hano'
have been receiving very satisfactory prices at
their auction sales in San Francisco OF late,
considering the quality of the fruit offered.
P. e. Plat, the eastern agent OF the ex-
changes, has opened headquarters IN the Lake
Mercantile club building, No. 40 Dearborn
street, Chicago, and ia making vigorous CAM
paign for orders, with great SUCCESS
THB CITRUS FAIR.
Preparations for the citrus fsir arc progress
ing nicely. All the indications are that 1t will
be very successful! exhibition. If it is not
SUCCESS il will be no fault of the exchan yes for
they are entering heartily upon the work OF
securing exhibi S. President 4. Il. Nafzger,
writing on this subject to the secretary OF the
chamber OF commerce. says
s'The Riverside Fruit exchange will make an
exhibit at the approaching citrus fair. we
shall be able to advise you within few days OF
the amount of space we wish to occupy. may
say further that at the meeting of the 5outhern
California Fruit exchanges in Los Angeles on
the 30th inst, called attention to the desra
bility of having all the exchanges make an ex-
hibit and found that there was manifested
general disposition to do so, and think all the
exchanges will be represented"
ORANGE PICKING AT DowNEY.
DowNEY, Cal, Feb l.
Orange picking is being hurried on since the
rain Sunday last. DR.. G. B. Rddick has sold
his CROP and 1t is being hauled to the packing
house. Dr. Burdick has sold car load OF very
fine orange 1t is being picked and packed at
Downey station. Many other growers are PICK
ing 49,
The farmers in this valley have very little
time to idle away. Barley is springing up SO
rapidly that many acres will have TO be mown
or pastured off; otherwise it will be so rank as
to make harvesting wasteful and laborlous
Job This will be fine corn year and many
extra acres will be put in,
The herald., 1895-02-02
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO Feb LIN cattle trading began
early ana brskly, and by the middle of the
forenoon the bulk of the 1000 on sales had
been closed out at about 15@25o advance over
yesterdays prices. steers sold principally at
So 75@475 and $2.55@325 took most Of the
butchers stuff
Hog receipts were estimated at $4,000 There
was good buying early at So. 1904 80 for com
mon to choice grades, but the demsnd soon
fell of, the close To- .o being &c iower; Light
bought the bulE of the heavy hogs. Poor stuff
sold around So So From S3.0003. So bought
the bulk or the, sheep and $4.oO@4.65 took
most of the lambs
Receipts-Oattle, 1000; calves, 200; hogs.
81, 900; sheep 10. 900.
The herald., 1895-02-02
The Beet Sugar Industry.

Mr. Co.tman informs us, says the Chino
Champion. that the acreage to be planted to
beets this spring for the factory here from out
side spoints will be about as follows Ana
hei n $500, Santa Ana 200 San Bernardino SO,
Spadra Pomona and Rincon 25O. The exact
acreage to be planted on the Chino ranch CON
not yet be determined, but the total acreage
used will certainly be above 5000. Mr. Colt
mann estimates that about 6-10ths of he Chino
land ca u be classified as semi-moist, on parts of
which planting may commence by the middle
Of February He hopes to be able to open the
sugar cam aign this year by Ju 10, and ex-
poets crop OF at least 100000 tons to work.
From present in iications, the season of 1895
will give the sugar industry the biggest boom it
has ever had in Chino or Southern California.
The herald., 1895-02-02
RECEIPTS.
San Francisco Vegetable Market.

san francISco V6R8tdbIe MaFK6t
SAN FRANCIsCo Feb 1.-VegetableH: Re-
ceipts continue light but little warm weather
would soon increase supplies. Arrivals today
included six boxes of asparagus ana 20 boxes
of rhubarb. We quote;
ST.. so per dozen.
Asparag per ID.
Rhubarb--$1. 00U1. rs per box.
Mushrooms-l0015c per Id for common, and
2Ot025c for choice
Tomatoes-Los Angeles. $l.OO91.25 per box.
Beans-string, 6(010c per Id.
Peas-Green, 4D8c per lb.
Squash : Marrowfat, So. 0o010.0o per ton;
Hubbard, SO per ton.
Peppers--Green, 4lO5o per ID.
urnips-5Oo per Genital.
Beets-60 975c per sack.
Carrots-3ON050c.
Cabbage-3O 14Oc.
Garlic-304c per lb.
Caulihower-3O04O per dos.
Peppers-Dry, l5Q017xc per lb.
Okra-Dry, 124@I5c perlb
The herald., 1895-02-02
GRAM AND STOCKS

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires.
As supplementary to the Associated Press
market reports, the following bulletins, fur
nished by De Van 4 Rutlsdge. grain and stock
brokers, are published for the benefit of local
epeculators;
Wheat opened 10 lower and closed skc higher
khe.. .h- ,>----t p-:rs.e -r1hr-s r-rHe Nr-e--
The herald., 1895-02-02
Following are tn bank olsarlngs for the week


PAsADENA'S NEW SAVINGS BANK.
The proposed new savings bank, 10 be estab-
lished in Pasadena, with Offices in the Masonic
Temple block, fled its articles of Incorporation
a few days ago under the name of the Union
Savings bank. Its purpose is to do general
and exclusive sayings bank business. and its
capital stock is placed at $4,000 The direct
ors named are II. q. Durand, Dr.. Norman
Bridge, Robt. Eason, II. M. Gabriel, A. R. Met
calfe All the stock is subscribed, some of the
principal stockholders being the directors
above named ana DR.. Eli Fay, DR.. G. R.
Thomas DR.. Mohr. J. s. Torrance. John Allin,
Thos. BARLEY, Il. :. Martin. DR.. Dairympie, H.
NJ Lutz, II. M. Singer Dardner & Webster, f.
D. Stevens, j. R. 3roer, e. G. Griffith. ]. G. Ma
guire, Conrad ~ Hotaling, DR.. Gaylord Dr. e.
l.. Conger
The vault of the company is now completed
and business will be commenced as soon as the
preliminary arrangements are completed.
The herald., 1895-02-02

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prlces-Grain aRd Produce
Movamauts.

Call Board Prlces-Grain aad Produce
Movements.
BAN FRANCISCO Feb. 1.-The following are
San Francisco quotations:
Wheat-Quiet and firm; December, 97c;
May, 9011o.
Barley-Quiet; December, 1870; May,
Use; new seller, TIC,
Corn-$1.27I5,
Bran-$1350.
BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31.-Flour-Fair ship
ments to China will be made by tomorrow's
steamer. The quotations are: Family OK
ira, 49, 4o03.5O; bakers extras, $330D3 40;
superfne, $2OO02.25.
Wheat-Business In the sample way has been
slow this week. Offerings are small, and ar
rivals from domestic sources continue light
Consignments from Washington and Oregon
yet come forward. FOR standard shipping
qualities S11ac, and 1t would have to be a
choice parcel to secure custom st 8212c
Milling grades, S7A0922o; Wala
Walla, 72%075c for fair average quality: TN
@SOc for blue stem and 6715(@07c for damp.
Barley-Trade continues rather quiet. Feed,
fair to good 75@761<o; choice, TIC; brewing,
$4,000
Oats-Trade has been fairly active this week,
and values have been well maintained. Today
there was little easier feeling. Milling, 81 OH
@1. Is; surprise, 81. O50l. Is; fancy feed 81 90
@I.O5; good to choice, 96e0$1 90; fair to
good, 9O095c: poor to fair, s2IaCo875<c black
81 15@1 3Oi red. $lO501l7Iz: gray, 92}z0
97Iac.
The herald., 1895-02-02

Mean temperature for this month for 16
years, So.
Accumulated deficiency in daily mean tenn
perature during month. 80.
Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature since January l, 80.
Prevailing direction of wind east.
Total movement of wind, 1868 miles
Maximum velocity of wind direction and
date 1S, west, on 10th.
Total precipitation, 5.4s inches
Number of days on which oil inch or more
of precipitation fell, 10.
TOTAL PRECIPITATION TN INcHEs) FOR THIS
MONTH
The herald., 1895-02-02

Average precipitation for this month for Is
years, 497
Total excess precipitation during month,
3. 81 inches.
Total precipitation from September /, 1894,
to date 112l inches.
Total deficiency from September j. 1894, to
date "a inches
Average rainfall for 10 wet seasons, 81 SO
inches.
Number of clear days, 49, partly cloudy days
4; cloudy days. IA.
Dates OF frost I'd, Sd, 9TH, 25th, 26th. 2sth,
29th, 30th, 31st.
Mean dew roint, 43 deg
Mean relative humidity, rs per cent,
NOTE Barometer reduced to sea level. "T"
indicates trace of precipitation.
Ito be taken from any five minute record.
Petroleum.
NEW YORK. Feb .-Petroleum-Easier;
Pennsylvania oil sales. noue; March option
sales, none closed, 1908 bid. Lima oil sales,
none.
The herald., 1895-02-02
Bank Cleapings.

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-The following table
com piled by Bradstreet's. shows the total clear
ings at the principal cities and the percentage
of increase or decrease, as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
Per cent Pr cent
I'M danr ae
The herald., 1895-02-02

LOnuOn MONEY MdFKeCs
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says;
The stock markets were better today. Con-
soils fell I'D this morning on sales by large
Greek operators, who had been carrying an ac-
count OF half million In consols and is now
realizing the possibility of an American loan.
Consols we're better at the Close
Americans were strong, with considera bl Q
buying here, but not much support in the N ew
York side.
The china loan of s3, 900, 900 ia expected on
Tuesday. 1t is all underwritten.
The herald., 1895-02-02
Silver Bullion.

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.--silver bars, $3.50
600 per ounca
Mexican dollars, 49l5050c.
NEW YORK. Feb. L--Silver bars, per ounce,
1890
LONDON, Feb 1.--silver bullion, per oun ce,
925 fine. 27 7-16d
The herald., 1895-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb. Lection Steady. Mid
ding, sac; low middliug, 4Ac; good ordin-
airy, 41ac
Great Britain, 1885; to the continent, 400
forwarded, 325; sales, SOS; spinners, 80; stock,
115O44
The herald., 1895-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb LA total of So, $50. 000
gold was ordered this morning for shipment 70
Europe, but on the lowering of the rates for
sterling exchange in the afternoon $780,
600 of the orders were cancelled, and 1t is not
improbable that no gold will go out at all to-
morrow.
The herald., 1895-02-02
Q leading futures closed as follows:


CaBh q uOtRtIOnB were as 1OII0WHt
Flour-Easy; Wiuter patents, $2.5O02. so;
straights. $2.2542.5O spring patents, S3. log
g. SO; straights, 81 10 80: bsk RS, 81 SO.
Wheat--No.2 spring. 525s@551 mo. spring
nominal; No. 2 red, 5005OAc,
Corn--No. 2, 40Nc.
Oats-Nv 2, 27t2c; No. 2 white, 3114031kc
No. white, 3Oia031c
Rye--No.2, SOC.
Barey-No. 2, $3.50; No. 3, 53ls956o: No. 4;
5319@56o.
Flaxseed--No. /, $l.4301.44.
Timothy-Prime, $5. 80.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, So 671a99.76.
Lard-$6.40.
shor: ribs-sides loose, $5.0ON5.05.
Shoulders-Boxed, $4o21zQ4.75
Short clear sides-Boxed, SIS. 2505. 80
Whisky-Dstillers' finished goods $l.22 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creamery 12(023c; dairy,
9G20c.
Eggs were steady at 15023c.
The herald., 1895-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FRIDAY, FED. 1.
TRAwLEY,. J A to A scott--Lot blkB.
Browning's sub of lot blk 5. mattn-
ews & Fieckerts tr; lots l3 and 10,
Glendale. Colony and lot 81. 1ngle,. i, ooo
K ESGa G1taHs & uNzER MILL AND
LUAbER Co to Blair-Lots 10 ~oo
and GO, south Side tr:..:.........,.. 900
PIERCE, to O DeLong-Lot go ,oo
Jos Wallace. sub Q2. 2l......... $3.50. ooo
TIER, H ] to Bank of America-Lots "
and 13 blk 5 and lots IL and 10 blk d,
Pomeloy & stimson's sub of Alhsm-
MEYERS, soPiaiE to Ida T. Haighi-- 80
Lot blk IL, Paramount tr........... l,ooo
ELLIOTT, ] NJ to r Crawford smith o
Lots SO and 81. Orange Heights. 10y. 5,z4o
Lo, Nietos s. to- D. Da'--io' aoe 5000
10, IL, IL, 10, Ia aud II blk H, Roy
ers sub, Garvanza tr.........-.......... no
DoUILLARD, ExILY to Emily Peissi..
gur-Lot - blk &c, Il townslte of ,,u.
PINKHAM, idiiEoi;RsGiiiANAi 70 Mr.
Rniz-Lot IL, Millan's snb, Quincy osa
DORSEY. NV to B Doisey-Lot SC
blk A, Washington st tt. ~. .. ...:.. 500
HOLLAND, W M to J B Costes-N u ne
a Sc q sec l tip s, RI W. NJ. 20 ooo
DESMOND. DANIEL to W jjoiids.Lot
blk 53. Hanson & seybold's sub, ooo
HADLEY, GEORGIA to james Cain
Lots and z Star tr. ................... 1000
ROOT SARAH K to Mary Kendall
Friend nd t tr.'....' "'u'' SUI 1000
SPENCER. M A Nc D 10 f n Dyke
Lot IA blk of J w Browning's sub OF
lots A and 5, Mattchews & Ficket tr.. 800
BODRkRO, to . Representation
u, Kinney Observation-Disclosures. os7
50 and 81. w i if tr A .l'7'i.....' $500
MARLOY, S to Iowa A Beckett Blk
Fernando ~ w 5000
SUMMARY.
Deeds ................... SO
Nominal .......... 35
lot"is a - oAt
The herald., 1895-02-02

WEATHER STATISTICS.

Observations at Los Angeles and other
Points
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Reports received at Los An
geles Feb. |, 1898. Observations taken at all
stations at s p. m, 18th meridian time:
The herald., 1895-02-02

SUMMARY.
Mean barometer, 80 OF.
Highest barometer, 30.3l; date, Sth.
Lowest barometer. 30 "a; date, 10th.
Mean temperature, So.
Highest temperature, II; date, 10th.
Lowest temperature, 81; date, 26th.
Greatest daily range OF temperature, II;
date, 30th.
Least daily range of temperature, s; date.
18th
MEAN TEMPERATURE FOR THIS MONTH IN
The herald., 1895-02-02

MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Money on call easy at
1laD2 per cent; last loan at per cent; closed at
per cent.
Prime m ercantile paper, 1906 per cant.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. 1904. S9ls for de-
mand, ana at $4.5S04. 8sls for 90 day.
Posted rates, l$4.88@4. SO, and $4s9lf@
4.90%.
Commercial bills, $4.S711
Silver certificates, 50M bid.
SAN Francisco Feb. 1.-sight drafts on New
York, per 800, 17&c
Telegraphic 22nc.
LONDON Feb. blank of England discount
rate, 2 per cent
Consols 1041s.
MINING SHARES.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 1.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were rs fol-