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box, fancy seedlings, $l.Oo; choice. soc;
standard. 65c.
Dried Frnits-Apples-Sun dried. sacks,
per To-, 405c; boxes. 607c; evsporate
fancy 1910; Apricnts-Fancy,. SHc;
onoice SC. Peaches Fancy unpeeled 30;
bleached, &c. Nectarinss-Fancy, S@9c;
hoics, 6@7c. Pears-Fancy svaporatei,
7eyc. Plums- Pitted choice, 7@ &c.
Prunes-Cnoi,e boxed, 4@5c; sacks, 293c:
fancy, 81.
Live stock-Hogs-Per cwt. SO. Beef
cattl., 506c. Mutton, 4.1c per To- Veal,
5H17c per lb'
NJ s-Walnuts- Los Angeles, 7c; mo
dunn soft, 100; soft shell Los Nietos
fancy, l0@ilc. Almonds-Soft shell, 1l@
12o; paper shell. 13c; hard she'll Gc. re-
-131l5clS; hlberts, 10 0l2Hc.
Honey and Beeswax-Honey-Com b,
10H@11c per lib: strained, 81 GAO. Bess-
wax. 20022o per Id.
Hides and Wool-Hides a, they run
Dry, l1Xc; kips, &c; dry calf, lac; bulls
and STAYS. 6Ho. Sheep peIts-Wsak. Wool,
Normally, 2X@5c.
Chsese-Calfornia full cream fats,
1lXc; young America 1910; han /, 1870;
half cream fats. 10; Young America, nc;
hand. SIC. E4stsrn-Ohei ders and twins,
130l4o. I'm ported-Sw, 25c: limo
ger, 140l5c; boUk, 15@l6c; Westphalia,
zoe; Roquefort. 42%c.
Fresh Meats B itchers' prices for
whole carcasses: Beef 5C07c per 10. Veal
-4@5c. Mutton -4H@5Hc. Pork-5X
011c,
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Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Various Causes Combine to Cause .
Market Rally
S:mi.PanIc In Kaffirs at London Prices
Reach the Lowest Level Since
the slump Began

NEW YORK. Nov. co. The stock mar
ket sIjoyed belated rally today under
the stimulus of covering by shorts by
both local and foreign dealers. Moderate
purchases Tor londg account we're also
noted. Contrioutary causes were various.
In the first place the general expressions.
OF opinion from prominent railroad Off
Ella as to the eventually extreme hene.
ncial effect upon earnings OF the respec-
tive properties to result; from the ratifioa-
ton OF the trunk line agreement had ia
vorabIe influence. Northern Pacific was
helped by the publication Of the earnings
for the second week in Novemb Der. show
ing an increase III gross Of ISL. 800. Fur
thermore, the short interest in mum Der
Of stocks mad become unwieldly and a
rally was logically due. On the other
hand the total of gold shipments for the
week to date was increased by si,ooO,p0
to be forwarded by tomorrow's steamer,
making the aggregate export ~, 100. 600.
Despite reduction in the rates OF sterl-
ing exchange, which was announced late
in the aitern Don and was due to the offer
ings of gold bills. further shipments of
gold are expected to be ma le On Satur-
day. the estimates ranging up 10 81, 000,
O0). In the upward movement material
gains wero scored thor Ish bout the list and
part culary in Western Union, Sugar,
Missouri Pacific and Distilling. Prices
at the top notch were above yesterdays
finals and In some cases showed material
net gains. The closing was dull ana
strong at about the hest figures of the day.
There was some irregularity to the course
of the bond prices, but on the whole a
better tone was evident than on pre' ed
ing days of the week. The volume of
business was moderate. the sales aegregat-
ing 81, 1873, 900. Among the changes are
advances in Atlantic and Pacinc guaran-
teed tours of per can't.
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SAN FRANCT5Jo. Nov. 20.-Potstoes-
Burbanks. SIS fo0c; Early Rose, 3o@35c;
sweet potatoes. 50@75c.
Onions -45415jc per sack.
Buruer-fancy creamery, 27%129c; Sec
onds. 2s@27c, fancy dairy, 24@25c;
good to choics, 22@23c.
Cheese-Fancy mild new. S@oc; com.
mon TO good, sac; Youn, America
5l7c; Eastern, 110liIc; Western. 0,9llc.
Eggs-Ranch. 35@iJc per doc; store.
2H 1L1H..
Ponltry-Turksy gobblers. 12o per
lb; hens, loo; geese. pair, T.5o@1. 10;
goslings per pair, $1.250l.50; ducks.
$3.50 65.Oo per dozen for old and
s3.5O05.oo for young; hens. $4.00@5.oO;
roosters, young .s3.5o94. so per doz:
old. $i.JD@l.5) psr dozen, tryers. $500
$50 per dozen; broilers, $3.ootG4.0O per
dozen for large AMI S2.a003.0J TO. small;
pigeons. 81. 500 IS.
Game-Rsbb.t per doz., Sl.0O@l.25 =:
hare, $l.00; canvasback ducks, 81 000
900; mallard. $500; widgeon, $1,000
i.25; teal, $3.50; spriR, $2.U0.
Midilings $ls.0O>0 t0.oO per ton.
Grouni III rollsl barley, $13.09l4.0o;
oil caxs meal at the mill, SIS per ton;
cotton see oil cake, SCI per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $500 0l2. 90: wheat and
oat, s..OO9ll.0o; barley. $1,000. o; oat.
s.. 90 90. 80. alfalfa. $6.0O07.75; clover, ST. 90
@7.50: COMPRESSED. S6.500il.OO; stock.
is. 0)(96.00 per ton.
Straw. 40,070c per hale.
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Bicycles as Baggage

A recent order covering most Of the
western lines is as follows:
Notice is given that after December LIST
charce will be ma lie between all points
frr the transportation on baggage cars OF
bicycles, tricycle., anS baby carriages.
whether Grated or not. to be charged for
the Same rs fifty pounds excess baggage
the minimum charge IN each case to be
25 cents. These articles will not be car
Rcd as the regular baggage allowance or
as part of It.
Relative to the same subject the Raj
ruad Gazette says:
Let 1t be clearly understood what the
bicyclist is asking for. He 10 asking to
have his unwieldy wheel, occupying two
or three times much space as trunk,
on the same terms as trunss. But this
is Iot all. TIE railroad cannot be fairly
asked to take even trunk for every pas
aan er. The main reason why that free
trunk rule has remained undisturbed so
long is that most passengers do not wish
to take along their trunk, and could not
be hired to do so. The volume of bag
gage. Their fore, remains so small that one
car always suffices for an ordinary train,
and s, long as this limit Is not exceeded
one hundred trunks cam be carried as
cheaply as ten, or practically so. The BIZ
cycle at once alters tn $ favorable condi-
ton. A very small increase in bicycles
necessitates the addition of another bag.
gaze oar. There can DO no question that
ii the railroads aim to make their rates
eQu able, Us between passengers with
wheels and those without, small charge
for the wheel ought to be invariably be
made; and in the case Of suburban pas
sengers il is to be remem bered that the
very small AVERAGE quantity OF baggage
per passenger is one of tue factors that
permits SUCH low rates for seasol tickets.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Quotations Corrected
Daily

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 20.
There are no striking features in local
trade matters, unless the continuance of
heavy trade may be so regarded. In fruits
and vegetables there are no changes of
ncte. while IN products for shipme It
there is gradual improve ment all along
the line. Waluuts aud almonds are
cleaned up, having found q quick market
at satisfactory prices. Beans are moving
and tried fruit is again becoming a
marketable article.
Qunta.lons follow:
Egss-Choics California, &c; eastern.
22c.E
Butter--Creamery, fancy. 2-lb squares.
471515Oo; 28-oz squares. 3i974c; coast
creamery. % OF squares, 37la94Oc. Dairy,
fancy 2-ln squares. 35l957 20; 2S-oz
squares, 27h@'oc; picked 800: ., m
crate; Malaga. Sis; Cornicnon, Sl.40;
pears, $1.25 per box: raspberIies. 100
per box; wberries. lac; figs, $40 per
10. y apples, $l.25@i.50; black berries, 90
per box; pineapple, $500 per dozen;
Vegetables Sweet potatoes, s1.oo; green
corn, 75C per sack; Cucum GERS, 400 per
box: tomatoes. 500 per box; beets, 75c
ber 100 lbs; capba1es. 55c; carrots. IS
green onions, ZUC p6t u leu le]buCe, lID
15o per roz lunches; onions, new white.
SOC; yellow, 50@6oc; turnip,, Toe; strin.
beans, 3H64c; summer SOU ,sh, 40c par
box; green peDpers, 304c per Id; arti-
choke., 500 per dOz; bea IS, lima, $3.50;
navy, $3.50; pink, sl.5O9l.75; sre.n peas
Potatoe.-Local, 5o@75o; northern, 75c;
Salinas. SOC.
Poultry-Hens. per noz., 81 2504.75;
young rooslers. s4.OO@4.75; old roosters.
$500; broilsrs, $2.OO02.75; ducks. 81. % q
$50; turkeys, live, 11@l2c per 10; geese.
75c0$1.0 90 per head.
Miilstuffs-Flour, Los Angeles, $3.50;
Stoch ton brands, $3.S5; Oregon. $500;
brah per ton, local, $500; northern,
$3.50; shorts, per ton, local, $1,000;
northern, $500; rolled barley, per ton.
$500; cracked corn, per cwt.. Sl.0J; feel
meal, per cwt.. $l.05.
Provisions Hams, Rex per lb l1Ao;
picnic, exc; homeless, &c.
Iig"s mealum '' sxs; O %sdiam w. w.
Dried beef--Per h., sets, 100; insides,
1l1ac.
Dry salt pork Per h.. clear bellies,
SIC; short clear, 6Ac; ciear backs, 6%c.
Piokled pork-Per half bhl.. 80 his, SIS.
Lard-Per TO-, ivory compound. tieroes,
$40; rexoline eye; pure leaf, ~.
Cnttolene-8c.
Grain ana hay-Barley. per GENITAL, feed,
Coo; seed, 60c. Corn-Per GENITAL. 700.
Wheat-Per GENITAL $1.05. Hay-Per ton,
Alfalfa, $9.00@$10.5 so; barley, $7.U00$9. 90;
wheat, $9.U0@$l00O; tame oats. $500
Cirrus Fruits-Lemons-Uncured, $40
GSA'eo; cured, $2.5o@$3.0o. orangss-Per
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Chicago Board
Of Trade

The Days Transactions on tine chicago Board
Of Trade
CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Business IN the
speculative markets had All appearance
OF lreater activity to-day. Prices suffered
little. Conn pared with yesterdays Gigs
ing prices, wheat is from 1-l6c lower for
Decsm Der to ac lower for May. There
was a great dsal Of December wheat FOR
sale at 57H at and around the opening.
The Indications thus given of desire to
liquidate the holdings before delivery day
had a depressing effect and was chiefly
instrumental in bringing about the de-
cline which succeeded q rather firm
opening. The demand for red winter
wheat for shipment did not result in the
taking OF such chunks OF It as on the
day befroe, but for carloads to 60 to in.
terror millrrs. it was still ctive. A con-
vincing proof OF the scarcity of soft red
wheat WAS the fact OF bids being received
for it from Kansas City. Closing cables
were firm, and the market here ruled
steady at the price il had been hamm cred
GOWN to during the u,i'idle of the session.
May op.ned at 6lA bid, declined to 61ss
sellers closed ct 6l%@6lH. Decem bsr
ranged from 56X@57% at the start, clos.
inc at 57H.
Corn opened ut about yesterdays clos
ing price but weakened for the near flu.
lures as the session progressed.
Oats opened steady and quiet and
closed at 2Uia bid.
The trade IN provisions was mere
active than for several days past. but the
prices sniff red. Pork is 10 cents lower
lard ~ cents and ribs 21@b ceuts lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices-Grain and Provision Move.
mcnts

CaI1 Board Prfces-UFaIn and PrOVIsi0n Move.
ments
SAN FRANCISC) Nov. 20.-Wheat-
Steady. December. &c., May. Sl.o5H.
Barley Easier; Decem Der. 644c; May.
6sHc.
Corn--90c.
Bran--Sl3.0o.
Flour-Fl MY extras ss.s5as.45: baS.
ers' extras. SJ.l5 9}.25; superine. S2.3j0
$50.
Wheat-No. shipping. 96H@971ac pc.
cental choice, 95Ac; milling Si.05 per
GENITAL.
Barley Feed. fair to good. 63Nc
per GENITAL; choice Csc; brewing, 70@75r
Osts-Prices higher. Milling 653721ac;
surprise. 35@95c; fancy feed. 75t0s1c
good to choice, 6Ubo5c; poor to fair.
62Hc; black, Sl.10&1.3O; gray, 62H@
72%c; red, o0090c.
ha
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Tor denAni AMI d.. n ee4.o7X for ".
DAY Nils.
fostsi rates. $i.ssX0i.s9 and $4,000
4.s0>z.
Commercial bills, 81. S6N.
Silver certificates. 6I4 l167Z.
SAN FtA JC[5J) NJv. 20. - Sight
drafts Oh New YORK. ~
Ieiegrapllc. sc.
LON0)I, NV. 2J.-Bank Of Englanl
discount rata, per cent.
Consols, l05Zt.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARIN0S
Los ANGELES, Nov. 2
Liverpool narket

Liverpool narket
LIVERPOOL Nov. 20. - Wheat-Spo
steady; demand poor; No. red WIN
ter, IS ID; No. California. IS Sd.
Futures closed steady and u @lkd higher;
Novem Der, IS 2h.d: December, 5s 2%d;
January. 5s SID; February. IS SD !;
Marcn, 5s AID; April. IS Az.
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed,
IS 4Hd.
Futures closed steady and unchanee d:
Novem Der. IS AID; December, IS 4Nd;
January. IS 2Ad; February, 3s 2Nd;
March, IS 2s4d; April, IS 2zd.
Flour-Dull; demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter, Is 80.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, f2 los
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Fruit narket

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20.-Orchard
fruits AMI berriss SOLD today at the fol.
lowing prices:
Persim mons-154S0c.
Apples % q 4Uo per box; red. SOC
@Sl.UO per box.
Pears-$l. U0@l so per box.
Raspberres-S5.0 005.00 per chest.
HucKl srriss--s4.0o0).50
Straw berries-Longwort $S.0o@l0.0o
per chest; common. $2.0095.00.
Flgs-2U@4Uc.
pes-50(6o0c.
California lsmons-Common, $1.5o@3.00
per box; gooi TO cnoioe. $3.5O 04.uO.
Oranees-CalifornIa navel, $3.50@4.00.
Limes-Mexican, S5.vu per box.
Anas-Sl.0) 02.O0 per bunch.
PInea apples ~ as D per dozen.
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Vegetable 7arket
SAN FRANOt5CJ. Nov. 2o.-Vegetabls
quotations follow:
String beans-5o.
Sum ner squash. S1.00 per box.
Tomatoes-35065c per box.
Egg plant-40 ,G50c.
Cucu n oers-40, 0i5c per box.
Peppers -iresn % p5o.; driod. 9011c.
Okra-7oc9 loo per 10.
CaoUage-50c per centaL
Carrot5--50c.
Garlic-4 a44c per lb.
Cauiih 'wer-51@60c.
Beets-53c.
Parsnips-50c.
Green peas-2Xc.
IurnIps-50c.
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Money Quotations

NEW YORK Nov. 20. = Money on cali
easy at lL@2 per cent; last loan at 2
per csat: closel at 2 per cent
Prims mercantile paper 405X per
cent.
sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills~at $4.S9@4. 89N
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nv -. - Today s
statement of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $l76, 81,
143' gold reserve, $50, 553, 594.
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Cash Iu)t,tions wars as follows:
Flour-Winter patsnts $500 1I50; win.
ter struznts, 81. IS @3.25; sprin. pat,nt,.
s.. 10 S,50; spring str lights. $2.65v03.O)
bakers, $l.90 02.30.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 56s1 D57Hc; No. 8
spring, 56'n@57Mc; No. red, 57H@60Ac.
Corn--No. 2, 27Ac.
Oats-No. Q. 1850; No. 2 white. 2OA@
2cl No. 3 white. 1870.
Rye-No. 2, 36c.
Barley-No. 2. nominal; No. s. 26c;
No. 4, 231zSc.
Flax eel-9i%c.
Timothy seed-Prims $500.
Mess pork-Per barrel, $7.950S.0O.
Lard-Psr I'D lbs $5.47%@5.5U.
Short rbs-5iies. loose, 81. 45@455.
Dry saltsl snolldsrs-isoxei. s4.25@
@4.3u.
Snort clear siies. boxed-$4. 75@487X.
Wnisky-Distillsrs inishsl goods per
gallo y.
On the produce exchange today tbs but
ter market was steady; creamery lac
30; dairy, II ei9c.
Eggs wers steady at 100000.
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Silver Bullion
SAN FRANCi, y. Nov. 20. - Silver
bars. per ounce. tie.
Mexican dollars, 55X@56,
NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-5ilvs. bars par
ounce, 67%o.
Mexican dollars $50.
LONDON, Nov. %. - Bar silver per
ounce o0M |.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON Nov. 20 IA, c.osins quota.
tons were:
Atchi on...... -. II IMexican.......... IL
Bell telephone. 1919 san Die 20 ...... 0
Burlington. ...... S5a6 Oregn snort Line .
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
Dun & Co.'s Report of Local
Business Conditions
A GENERAL IMPROVEMENT
Dried Fruit at Length Shows an Upward
Tendency
Oil Production Is Active, but Prices Have
Not Advanced-The Puente Com.
pany Promises q Refinery

r. W. Burnham, IT anaper for r. G. Dun
d. Co.. furnishes tho following review OF
local trade conditions:
Jobbing trade still i'm proves. All lines
report business most satisfactory. Orders
are coming in freely from Arizona, max
ing quite an increase OF trade in that sec
ton. Collections are good.
A steady movement in dried fruits still
continues, but there is no notable aotiv-
ity and prices are steady. Superior grades
find ready sale. The supply OF bigh.grade
apricols and prunes scarcely meets the
demand, and an advance in quotations is
looked for. The demand for beans has
not been sufficient to absorb offerings,
ana the accumulations have q tendency
to weaken the market.
The hot wave affected the retail trade,
the volume of sales falling off very OPP
probably.
There is continued activity in the oil
fields, but prices still remain about the
same. The Puents company now pusi-
lively promises an oil refinery; location
not yet decided.
Banks report an increased demand Tor
money, largely for tax paving.
Failures for the week, 6; liabilities
$1,000, assets $1,000.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
First Trip From Los Angeles,
"Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895

The most com plete, mcSern, elegantly
equipned and peri city ar anged vestibuled
TT nsconinen al Train In America. New
equipn en-, especially desisned and built for
this service
Direct connections in New Orleans for al
Eastern points. Quick time.
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The regular weekly meeting of the d.
rectors OF tho fruit exchanges was held
yesterday afternoon, but the business
transacted was mostly uf a routine nature.
Among the matters Of some interest, how
ever, is the fact that an offer was received
from Chicago dealers offering ST. 81 per
box for Christmas oranges, fancy navels,
the only conditions being that the fruit
reach Chicago in good condition. The
Iats hot winds may have been disagree
able but they have also had the effect of
rIpenine up some early navels. SO that
this order can be filled. The exchanges
estima tie that they will have between
fifty aud seventy-fce cars of fruit ready
for the holiday trade.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

Chatsworth Park cave from and arrive at
River s at o. San Fernando street. only
eSundays excepted. Sundays only.
Wednesday and saturday.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All 8. p. Co Is trains stop at First street lex.
cept the four san Francisco trsins) and Com
mercial street Except the 2: San Francisco
evening train, in the business center Of tNe
city, saving time and street car fares to pas
sengers.
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NEW YORK, Nov. %. The following
are the closiny quotations, for sh3 bonl
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. 20. -rhe official clos.
ing quotations Tor sto,K, wers as fol-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-l.etroleum-
Steady; closed at $i.o1.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

Tuning Shares
SAN FRANJijJJ NV. 2o.-Ofioia
closing II ,tations for minias shares vera
"A follows:
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government Oont> steady.
State ponds inactive.
Railroad bonds fir m.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

G OUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
- TINE TABLE-NOV o. 1895
Leave for DESTlNA ION Al. from
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SANTA CATALINA STAND
Connecting wi h Wilmington transportation
Companys orear exc rsion s Gamers:
Leave Arcade depot O.: 5 a. m. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from ll:l5 am. Wednes-
day and Saturday.
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Between East San Pedr and Long Reach 10
minutes
Trims leave o. IN eIes daily At 8 10 a M. =,
CT q a m and q 80 nm.
Fine javiiion AMI II tel Grand scenery
Telescope aud search light
CATALINA ISLAND
TIE Terminal "a lwAy train 1t los pm.
daily except sunday. makes close con 1eoti,n
with staa nsr for q tall Ia ing Arrives
at Los Angs es :35 an
ADAily Daily except Sunisya sun
daysonly Saturdays only.
stages meet tho Ca m train at Pasadena
for Nj. Wilson on now trail
Passengers leaving Los Angeles o. the 7:10
Az train for Mt. Wilson can return same day.
Special RATES to xcu rsioa AMI pt ;nio pAstisa
Dep ,ts cas- eno Of First street snt Downsy
avenue Bird .eA
City ticket once, Greenewaid's cigar stoes
corner b .~ond and spring strseta
General ofHeeA Ftrst-xtrsst depot
TIL bVRNETr, General MauaRek
W,WlNCUe. Gen. Passenger ACT
Arizona republican., 1895-12-14

day. It was announced that he had re- mained at the hotel to work on the committees.
 The impression grows rongar da ly that Dingley of Maine will be the chairman of the ways and means com mittee, instead of Payne of New York, who ten days ago was supposed to be booked for the leadership of the ma jority on the floor.
 For chairmanshdp of the appropria- tion committee the contest is between General Henderson of Iowa, the pres ent ranking member, and Cannon of Illinois, who would have teen the ranking member had he not failed of election to the Fifty-Second congress
 Rivers and harbors charmanship is supposed to lie between Herman ot Oregon and Hooker of New York.
 The ehairmanship of the following committees seem almost certain: For eign affairs, Hjlt of Illinois; judiciary Stone of Pennsylvania; Pacific rail- roads, Powers of Vermont; banking and currency, Walker of Mississippi interstate commerce, Hepburn of Iowa elections, Daniels of New York; naval affairs. Boutelie of Maine.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

Prof. Futile, a we'll known lecturer and physician, is in the city.
 At the office of the Arizona Telegraph company is an undelivered message for E. c. Klyce.
 Tonight will be the regular fort nightly session of the Republican League club, held at the city haM.
 Deputy District Clerk Lewis Jordan has resigned his post at the court house and will engage in other business in this city.
 Miss Mabel Quinn is said to be in precar1ous condition. The many friends of the young lady sincerely hope that she will recover rapidly.
 Frank Pearce has accepted a position as assistant secretary of the carnival association and by virtue of his office is the only authorized collector f0r the association.
 According to the reports of the ter riorial veterinarian, 4,0O0 head Of beef cattle per month are slaughtered by butchers for consumption by the resi- dents of Arizona.
 Dr. F. o. Richmond, secretary of uu0 live SUOCh SdulCdly 1ebo now on hand a large edition of the stock laws of Arizona, and will be pleased ito present a copy to everyone interested.
 Rev. Joseph Wild, pastor of the Bond street Congregational church of To- ronto, Canada, left yesterday morning for California, whither he goes to full fill lecture engagements at Stanford university. He will return in few weeks, here to spend a considerable portion of the winter.
 Since their defeat of last Sunday says the Journal-Miner, the Prescott football club has moved from its third story quarters into basement room. They expect, however, to "do up'' the Phoenix boys by score that will not only put them back in the third story, but will permit them Ito take quarters on the roof of flve-story building.
 Biakey, who claims the title of champion lightweight of the terri tory since his twelve-round contest with Kid Wilson in Phoenix is to have glove contest" in Jerome next Mon day, with Dan Arthur Though Arthur is much the heavier man, the general impression is that Blakey will be the winner.
 R. R. Coleman, superintendent of the Agua Fria Construction company, returned yesterday afternoon from a California trip. He is not informed as to the time for the resump ion of work upon the dam, but anticipates that all trouble will be settled on the arrival of President w. H. Beardsley about December 20.
 Travel over the s. F., P & F. railroad is quite heavy alt present, says the Journal+Miner. South bound trains, as a rule, are crowded, while north bound trains are also doing a good business. The road bed is in splendid condition, being well ballasted from one end to the other There are few Taods in the western country in fact, in as good condition as this, and none better. The passenger trains make good time.