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San Francisco Vegetable Market

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-Vegetables: There
was quite d good sp7nkling OF rhubarb this
morning, receipts being 2S boxes. Better
prices were obtained for choice asparagus, as
only six boxes came in. Arrivals of peas were
also six boxes. Some summer squash has come
TO hand within the last day or TWO, selling at
81 50t@2 90 per box.
Wequote as follows:
Asparagus-l5t022l&c per ID.
Rhubatp-$1 per box.
Mushroom s-6@10c per lb for common, and
1880 ,0c for cao,ce
Tomltoes-Los Angeles, 750Pl.25 per box.
Beans String, 8 Q12e per Id.
Peas-Green, 4Q@5c per b.
Squash =. NJ irrowfat, So .o097.00 per tom
Hubbard, $40 per ton.
Peppars-Gceen, 8 D9c per Id.
Turnips-50c per Genital.
Beets-60 G75c per sack.
Csrrots-Feed, 30050c.
Cabbags-30 p4Uc.
Garlic-30lc psrl h.
CauiAowef -30040e per dos
Peppers-Dry, Is 0l7J5c per Id.
Okra-Dry, 121a@L5c per Id.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

olume, Low Prices and Hand to
Mouth Sales.
DIRK, Jan. % -BradstTeet's trade re-
advices from distributing centers lail
any marked improvement in the
1t of merchandise and the conclusion
that the great trade situation remains
usly characterized by small volume.
q, hand to mouth sales, and the out
oring o very conservative trade Tor
G to come.
a ds mand have been noteworthy only
woo.en mills for mems wear fabrics.
els in stapl as TT Augusta, Memphis
Orleans and in the west and north
at 81. Louis, Kansas G ,ty, 81. Paul and
)lis report Improvement over last sea.
Is report unexpected large orders OF
ar woolens for fall delivery. In spite
competition, the clothing trad Is
6.
es in quotations for petroleum, tin
ore are due to these products being
y in the control of dealers or produc-
receipts of cattle, poultry and pc.
Q to severe weather, have put up
,ther advances are for wheat, lard
nLine. Wco, leather, hides, lumber,
in. hogs Bessemer pig and steel bill
.ailroad iron are reported firmly held,
the PhllAdelphis iron market shows
Veakneas. The falling off in ging'
recovered, b 1t declines remain in
s for pork, cotton, Command oats.
of wheat flour included as wheaO
Its of the United states this week
} 2,840, 900 bushels. Last week The
1866, 900, one yeat ago 1t was 2,94o, :
dis, two years ago IL was 2,53l 900
NJ three years ago IL was 3,557, 900
/ resistances which prices in the New
eu,ative market offer to tue heavy
1ments and rapid shrnlkaze in the
We would indicate Il be ief that when
ONE to crisis, relief is more than
be Obtained. There has bean some
iii in the stocks Of properties subject
lization aud on which as es'meuts
pated, Apart from this, howeye the
. fidd great difficulty in cislodging
some selnng in INVESTMENT securities
d for European accom-.
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The COMMERCIAL WORLD
fsrnia Oranges Enjoying a
Monopoly.
ts on the Grain ana PROVISION
Markets.
reet,s weekly Review OF Trade
Hand to Mouth Buying-fro-
duce Quotations.
Los ANGELES, Jan. %.


rita from sil parts of this citrus belt con-
/, be of the most encouraging character.
"a are doing some lively diminishing for
,nges to fill the orders that are stacking
hem, Carload after carload OF luscious
being dispatched now to the frigid re-
you'd the Rockies. whore the people
d q surfelt of frost bitten fruit from
There is no kick on California or
which ara considered cheap at any price,
re Florida stock is drug on the market.
advlcef from Chicago say Flogids or
II as low as 40 cents box at public
which is less than the cost of transport
The following Associated Press dis
humorous way poftrays the condl-
ne orange market in Chicago:
10, Jan. 2j.-Two little oranges brought
clans and several fruit dealers into
ton. After an hour OF serious consul
the scientific points involved 1T wss
eoessary to perform an operation.
sisted in dissecting the two oranges.
ltfreeziug of one-nalf OF the Fiyrida
HOpt lutuh4h5. - rs. - -.
Is what brought about the consulta-
1t one OF the II physi cians could tell
ed orange from the good one. Ih4re
was no difference, aud the dealers
lsequently happy. This did not nd
lblc however, as the customers de-
be ,onsinced, and to emphasiz tue
inued, to u man. to buy California
may be all right" one ofthem suggest
| don't Walb any of them"
,oklpg oranges such as are generally
,3 or "a may be had cheap now. The
a box OF Florida oranges Is $l.25 and
tornia orange, which formerly was re-
inferior to the Florida fruit, is bring
prices.
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GRAIN AND STOCKS.

Pointers on the Markets by Private
AS supplementary to the Associated Press
market reports, the following bulletins, fur
nished by De Van & Rutledge grain and stock
brokers, are published for the benefit OF local
speculators;
Los ANGELES, CAL. Jan. rs.
Advices say Bulls demoralized liqulda-
ton freely. Markets will recover quickly If
Liquidation lessons. Demand for shipment
very moderate. Private cables quote Liver
pool wheat weaker. No encouragement for
bulls yet
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat Cash closed at 5045Olsc. May
opened at 53sl: highest, 55lsc; lowest, 53sac;
closed, 5sssS5oAc; BID; s IVY opened at 54Ac;
closed clos; At a5rc jay Jug opened i at 49,
oats-Oash closed at $3.50; May closed at
1890.
Pork-May opened at $1o.G2l1;, highest;
5000; lowest, $40. 5715; closed at $1062)a
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
% Husss az. ~l saS. so5so. ss]S. eoss;
close at the IL :15 am. session, 907s, Dscem-
Der, 81 closed at the Ills u. m. session,
Barley May, sac; closed at $780, Dscem-
ber, 1870; closed at 1890 bid.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
sugsr-0pened at S91sc; highest, goo; low
est, S93Ac; closed at 90c
Chicago Gas Opened at 72lac; highest 727s;
lowest, II; closed at 1914
st. Paul-Opened at 55ss; highest, 55s6 ;owest,
65i closed at 555s.
Western Union Te egraph company-Opened
S7ss.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy-opened at
703s; highest,7 Ia; lowest.71: closed at Tvs.
Northumberland at 1861; highest, lO6H;
lowest. log; 1closed at 1861.
Lake shore-0pened at 1851; highest, 1881;
lowest. 1851 closed at 1857
Dlsiillsrs Opened a. 1917; highest. lo1s;
lowest, 90; closed at 90.
Northwestern -Opened at 90; highest,
95ls; lowest 953s; closed at 95lx.
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GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation in Wall Street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange,

Speculation in Wall Street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange,
NEW DIRK, Jan. 25.-Tne volume OF bust
ness on the stock exchange was ever lighter
than on yesterday, and, the market was mar
lower than for some time past The heavy en-
gagements OF gold for shipment for tomorrow
had depressing effect on the speculation and
restricted transactions. which aggregated less
than 95 900 shares After midday the market
became almost stagnant. the trading being al
most entirely in the specialties, which were
quite weak. while Chicago Gas, Sugar and The
CHANGERS ana most of the usually active stocks
were without important changes At the de-
livery hour the temper OF speculation under
went change for the better, with little trad
ing Prices continued to advance to che close
ami the final trading was firm in tone. Com
pared with the close OF yesterday tho final
Quotations today are Irregular but majority
of the stocks dealt in show losses on the das,
including Sugar pfd.. Distiliiag, Northern Pa
cifc pfd. and Lake Shore l per cent each;
Colorado Coal, Ii Consolidated Gas, H Lead
pfd., IA
Northwest pfd and st. Paul pfd., q; Chicago
Gas, ".
In the bond market prices were generally
we'll matnta,ned. Total transactions for the
day were III, 220,500.
Government ponds-Steady
State bonds-Inactive
Railroad bonds-Weak.
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Llvarpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-wheat = Dull; de-
mand poor; No. ., red inter-, 4q 1t5d No. Q
red sprins, 5s 2}ai; No | hard Manitoba, So
2d No. California, 5s ID Futures closed
steady with near positions I'd lower;
distant positions the same. January. As
Cd; February, As Ell; March, 4s sd: April,
As CID; May, As 631d, June, Is Sd.
OoIn-Spot steady; American mixed, new,
3s111&. Futures opened steady at unchanged
prices, closed quiet with January Id lower and
other months unchadged: January, 3s 1115d:
February. 3s 1874; March, Is; April, d. I'd;
May, 4s I'd; June, As I'D.
Fiour-Dull; demand poor; st. Louis fancy
winter, esd.
Hops-At London, Pacific COST. 81 los.
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THE GOLD OUTPUT.

Seven Millions Drawn From the Treasury
Yesterday.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The amount OF go d
Withdrawn from the treasury today was S7,-
600, 600, which brings the Total withdrawal Tor
the week to $13. 1856 900. OF this sum $780,
900 was taken in gold blrs, none of which are
to be shipped tomorrow, 81 100000 going into
the Mercantile Safe Deposit company and
$500, 600 Ia the Merchants Nationil bank.
Not since the United StSie s treasury established
gold re lerve haa there been Withdrawn for ex.
port In any one W Elk a sum equal 10 this week 8
Withdrawals. For the four weeks ending
Saturday. the gold shipments will foot up
nearly $50, 600. 600, when is greater tnan any
montu's G exports sinc4 last June.
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gs were steady at 13@1s}ac.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices-Grain and Produce
Movements.

Movements.
San FRANCISCO, jan. 2o.-The following are
San Francisco quotations:
Wheat quiet: May, 903sc.
Barley-Easy May, $3.50.
Corn--$1. %.
Bian-Bl3.5o.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 25. Family ex-
ira, ,s3. 4003.50; bakers extras, $3.3003 40;
superlne, 81. 90 92.35.
Wheat-The sample market is dull and I'M
interesting. The inquiry for milling is fair.
Demand is moderate; 8215o for standard quail
ity, with S3343 for something extra choice.
Milling grades, S71s@92I5c; Walla
Walla, 75077l6c for fair .vsrag quality; SOC
for blue stem and 70D72l5c for damp
Barley The situation lacks activity. Offer
iugs in the sample market are not of liberal
proportions, but there ia more than enough to
supply present wants. Quotations are !:
Feed. fair to good, 75@5oc. choice, s114c;
brewing. S5@92tac.
oa,s-Thers was steadier feeling today.
Milling. s1.O0@l. 12a; surprise. $105@
LIS; fancy ieed, 81 ooe1.o5;, gSenod to
poor to fair, s00S71Sc; black. S1.15@1. 80;
red, $1,05@l.17]a: gray, 9215@971sc
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Landon Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The Evening Posts
Lon don cablegram says:
There was general reaction In stocks today,
due to the un settled affairs in France and the
approach of the setttem ant here followed by
be heavy Consuls were l pc: cent lower.
partly GA realizations and partly on rumors OF
a new India loan. These rumors are probably
untrue.
Am aricans were dull to fiat on the reported
ex BORT of 800, 900 in gold tomorrow.
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NEW YORK, Jan. II. the tolioYing table
compiled by Braissreets, shows iii > tolal clear
ings at the p incl pal citie' aud the percentage
of incre ase OF deccc vs., ns compared with tho
corresponding w5ek last year.
Per cent Pr cent
iucr'sp decr'se.
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The Weeks Failures.

New YORK, Jan. 25.-R. G. Dun Co. say
Failures this week are 1868 in the United
States, against 430 last year, and 90 In Canada,
against So last year.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-5llver bars $3.50
600 per ounce a
NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-silver bars, per ounce
595sc.
LONDON, Jan 25.-5llver bullion, per ounce,
e25 fine, ~ 7-16d.
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sugar famine, owing to the closing
he factories by the trust in order to
ices.
Dairy Products.
Fancy creamery. Q ID rolls, 45@
OF. rolls, 30 G40c; fancy dairy, %
30@35c; choice. 22la027nc
Per H., Southern California, large,
Dung America, AZ !; hand, 1876;
hedda,s and twins, l4@l41ae: bricx
3Dl3%c: Linn berger. 1OGl3c: do
Viss, 151Di6c; i'm ported Swiss, 24(@26c;
+, 40c; Gorganzola, sec; Edam. $40
ago, 27o.
Poultry and Eggs.
Y-Per doz., hens, SL00@l.50; young
BI.2504.7O; old roosSers, ~ 90; broii-
i,04.35; ducks. $t.6095.0o; turkeys,
ger lb.
Per doz., California ranch, 20 @22c.
Grain and Hay.
Per ctl., fe ID, 90095c; seed, csc 9$l.
Per ctl., $l.1001.l Is.
Per ctl., $l@l.O5.
'er ton, alfalts, $i2@l2 so; barley,
so; oats, $l50l6; wheat, $l5.9l6.
Provisions.
Per lb.. Rex, 1919; Picnic, &c; bone
Per h., Rex homeless breakfast 1910;
lium, 9l5c; medium, $40.
BEEF-Per h., set, 12c; insides, 1876.
ALT PoRK-Per Id. i clear bellies, SIC;
ars, TIC; clear backs. &c.
aK-Pe- half bbl., 80 lbs, SO.
Per lb., Ivory compound, tierces, 615c;
s.71ac; pure leaf, &c.
Dried Fruits.
Es-Per h., SG1Oc.
,Ts-Per III 5GD7I6c.
Es-Per lb., .42g6H.
s-Per h.. 4(D7.
s-Per h.. 11a031a.
Citrus Fruits.
s--Per box, extra large Eurekas. 800:
rekas and Lisbons, So .5002. rs; I'M
Es-Per box, I. o. b., shippers quota.
Etra fancy Washington navels, 50. rs;
avels. $500; choice, $l.75; standard,
xtra fancy seedlings, $40; fancy seed.
90: choice. $l.S5; standard, $1.2O.
Millstuffs.
Los Angeles. $3. 40; Stockton, 1885;
So. rs.
Per ton, local, $21; northern. $3.50.
Per ton, Local, $23: northern, $3.50.
Barley-Per ton, $2l.
q Corn-Per owt., 81. 20.
leal-Per cwt., $l.25.
Hides and Wool.
Per h.. soand dry, 9l5c: culied, 7%c;
nd, 6lac; cuiled. 41ac; sheep pelts mo
J, nominal.
Very dull; 4@6c.
Fresh Meats.
srs' prices for wholesale carcasses:
Per Id, 4l5@5o.
Small, 7c; large, 5l06c.
N-4llaO5c; spring lamb. 6@7c.
-6@61ac.
Livestock.
Per cwt., So. 75fg4.0
cwt., ~. 25O2. so
s-Per head, 1878 o3. 90.
Per head, $z.5002.75.
Per head, $1.75.@2. 90.
Honey and BeeSwax.
I Per pound, comb, 13@l4c;
I, 7@91ac.
'Ax-Per pound, 22026c.
~
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For Southern California: FAIR; nearly sta
tionsry tenn perature.
Board of Trade Failure.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-The board of trade hrm
Of william Young g. Co. failed today. 1he
firm 10 one of th4 oldest on the board
The firm has been in buiness In chicago for
25 years and up to 1890 was one OF the heavlest
firms here and at Milwaukee. VIM. Young
said that his liabilities would not be heavy, but
though, IL was impo ssible to estimate them.
He said that the fact that he was on the WRONG
side of tbs wheat market was responsible for
the emb lrrass nient The firm will probably
re June.
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The Insurance War.

The Insurance war.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-The large 1nsur
ance companies are making rates on au 1nde
pendent business to protect their own business
The new board of fire underwriters has no re-
stra mag force 10 prevent the cutting OF rates
fight is inevitable for q time. and the in
sured will enjoy the benefits of competition,
but another co impact OF so i'd companies will
be formed, with, perhaps, a separate compact
of those who broke the pledges csusiug dis
solution of the Pacific Insurance union.
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LOCAL FINANCES.

Clearing House Business Bonds and Bank
stocks,
Los ANGELES, Jan. rs.
Following are the bank clearlngs for the
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BEYOND THE CITY ......... "A. Conan Doyel q
THE MAN IN BLACK. 80. Stanley j. Weymau.
THE MAHARAJAH's GUEST, An IndianExile.
THE LAST OF THE VAN STACKS Edward
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nan-Aile.
A LOVERS FATE AND a FRIENDS CoUN-
SELL. .......................An Anthony Hope.
WHAT PEOPLE SAID ....An Idle Exile
MARK TWAIN, His Life and Work. Will NJ.
THE MAJOR. Major Randolph Gore Hampton
ROSE AND NiNETTE. ..... .Alphonse Daudet.
THE MINISTER'S WEAK POINT 49,. David
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Maclure.
AT LOVES EXTREMES. Maurice Thompson.
BY RIGHT NOT Law. .........R. Ii. Sherard.
SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT. Beatrice
Observation-Disclosures. Harraden.
ODO, A Detail of the Day ........E. F. Benson
HOLIDAY IN BED AND OTHER sKET-....
CHES... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j. Nj. Barrie
CHRIsTOPHER C0LUM BUS His Life and go.
Voyages .......,......Ffa Franc B. wilkie.
IN DARKEST ENGLAND AND THE WAY.
OUT........ .......................Ge Gen. Booth
UNCLE TOMS CABIN Harriet Beecher Stowe.
DREAM LIFE. Tx. Marvel donald q. Mitchell
COSMOPOLIS.. raul BourSet
REvERIEs OF A BACHELOR. .Ik. MARVEL.
....... donald g. d
WAS IT SUICIDE? ....... Ella Wheeler wilcox
POEMS AND YARNS. James Whitcomb, .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Riley and Bill Nye.
AN ENGLISH GIRL IN AMERICA. .Tallu all
So. ......................N atteson Powell
SPARKS FROM THE PEN OF BILL NYE
PEoP EsREFERENCE BOOK-999, 900 Facts
MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK BOOK
HEALTH AND BEAUTY =. Emily q. Bouton.
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.......E Emily g. Bouton.
LOOKING FORWARD
THE PASSING SHOW Richard Henry Savage
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Ala, Glass A.....1 0& do do S. .l0Il5
do @ ass .lO4 N. K. T. LIST As. s1M
DO Glass Co.. 81 do Ind As. d7S6
do Currency. % Mutual Union Gs.112
La. New Cons, Is. 921sN J. Cen. Gsu. IS ~
Missouri 6s......100 North. Pac. lists 13l.
n. Carolina 6s. 125 do do ends SS31
GO 4s.. 100 N. w. Consols.. ..143
s. Car Non-Fund. ~ do s. T. deb. SIS. ITO
Tenn. New Set 6s SAL Rio @. w. 1sts... 66 :
do do do 5s.100 st. Paul Con. rs 1851
do do do 3s.---- do ca P.w.5s.110
do Old do Us. so stL II l. NJ Gen.5s 10
Va. Centuries -. 59}5lstL & IF Gen.6 1903
do d.fefred...... "a Tex. Pac. 1sti.. So
I'D DO 55' Ind A.. is3 r. ist. Of Sc. l05s
Canada So. 2nd.. .106 West Shore A'....103
c. Pae. LIST. of '9j. 100
Bid
BOTTOM. Jan. 25.-Ta, closing quotations
were:
Atchison ...... AZ Mexican....... 81
Belt Telephone. ..i9tls San Diego........ =
Burlington. ....... ~
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
New YoRK jan. 20. W ,Tey on call easy at
~ r C mt; lest loan at IL per cent clossd at
Ia per eout.
Prime msrcautue paper, 2M@i per G mt.
Stertng exehAnge strong. with uctnal busl-
ness in bllksr' btlls At $3.50 al S94 for de
mand, aud at $l.ssGlsS for 90 day.
Posed raie., Sl.390L90
Com nercial bills, SLS7 % 871s
Silver certificates, 80,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. slight drafts on New
York, per 800 17l$c.
Teiegrs phic 20a.
LoSD1S, Jan. 2j.-ssnk OF England discount
rate, 2 per cent.
Consols 1915 T-16.
MINING SHARES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 35 -rne Off 3al closing
q1o5attonsfo for mtoi1s stocks To-Day ware as TO-
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Chicago Live stock Market,

ChlCdBO LlVe bIUcK MdFKeI'
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Hogs Receipts, IL. 600;
higher; light, $50 7O0475; mixe', $4,000 80;
heavy, $3909I 45; rough and common, $3.50
014.O5.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments, 46OO;
market dull and weak.
Sheep Estimated receipts today. COCO; ship
m nts, 5203.
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Bank OF England Bullion.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-rhs amount of bullion
out of he Bank of England today amounted to
cI7 ono
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WEATHER STATISTICS.

Observations at Los Angeles ami other
Points.
United states Department OF Agile itlre
Weather Bureau. Reports civ g ~ bos Al,
geles Jan. %. 1905. ObservttioIs taSe1 ~ MI
stations at 8 q. m, 10Th merriam umt;
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YORK., Jan. "a. --Pelroleum-Stea
gAnia oil sales, none; February option
ne; closed, 1901 bid. Lima oil sales,
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nR. WONG HIM. who has practfcsd med
~ cine tn ci Anests for 20 years. and
wnose ONCE is at 639 Upper Main street, win
trent BIZ medicine ui diseases of women. neu
and CHI drep. The doctor claims that he has
remedies that ale superior to all others ~ q
spec dc for troubles OF women and men. ~
trial alone will convince the sick that DIX
Wong al NJ remedies are mora efiica cious thar
can nc prescribed. III. wong Him is u Chinese
physician OF prominence and gentleman d
responsibility. AIS reputation Il more Than
well established, and al persons needing hid
services can rely on hic skill ard ability. n
covery is possible. Herb medicines fos saia
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Maximum tempsratnr' >, so.
Mtuim am lem perature, 30.
Rainfall for season, ILL.,
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)CAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lie and Jobbers' Quotations Corr
reeted Daily.

reeted Daily.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 20.
al produce marke; shows few new
from day to day. Fair weather has
tted eggs downward. Dairy products
on abundant supplies. Honsy, which
firmly held, is weaker since the rain,
ndant crop is assured for next season.
iry trade is experiencing the novelty
sugar famine, owing to the closing
he factories by the trust in order to
ices.
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Silver Bullion.

Not included in total.
n+Not included in total-contaning Items
other than clesrings
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Pace, Ba-. Tenn. Max. tom wndIwrner

Weather BursaW Report.
Los ANGELES, Jan. rs.
emperstu;e-Report OF observations taken
ut los Angeles JAnuiry %, 1899. lSote-
Barometer reduced to set lowell
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

M AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND
WI TSU5T COMPANY, Junction of Mains
spring and TEN pie Streets Temple block.)
Capital Stock 500, 600
Surplus and Profits .................... 1l,0OV
Five per cent paid on term deposits.
Money loaned on real estate only.
OFFICERS:
t. I. DUQUE. President
J. 3. LANKERsHIM, Vice President.
v WACHrEL, Cashier
DIRECTORS:
H. W. Hellman, J. B. Lankershlm,
/. n. Van Nuys, O. I. johnson,
Kaspare Cohn, II. w. U Melvenys
". G. KsIckhoff. T. L. Duque,
Daniel Meyer, s. +.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

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