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TIE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
QUOTATIONS ON STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY,
PRODUCE AND MINING SHARES
Professional Dealers Ti,nid by Reason Of the
Political Standardization Shows an In
creased Willingness to Invest In Ameri-
can Securities


Associated Press Special Wire.
New YORK, March 19.--The volume of
business in stocks today was about on a
level with that of Wednesday. The trading
was for the most part of the usual profess
sional character, although some selling by
commission houses was reported. The
course of trade was irregular and the
movements reflected in very slight de-
gree the limited news that might be con-
sidered to exert bearing upon values.
The initial prices were irregular, with the
international stocks showing improvement.
The contributory Influence was higher
prices for American stocks in London and
buying for that account in this market,
chiefly to cover shorts. st. Paul was the
leader in point of advance. Representa-
tive foreign houses were favorably i'm
pressed by the news of less strained
political relations of the powers, and
especially England and France, regarding
dan. The early gains noted were frac-
tional and were soon offset by the appear
ance of weakness in several stocks and by
revived rumors of prompt action by the
senate on the Cuban question. Free SELL
ing by influential houses having Washing
ton connections was noted, and this en-
couraged aggressive action by the profess
sional dealers.
Stress was laid upon the reported unsat-
isfactory condition of the iron industries,
while some smaller anthracite coal prop
critics were attached on rumors of unfavor-
able Temporary receipts as to gross earn
ings arising from the present policy
of rigid restrictions of the anthra-
cite coal output. The eccentric tone
prices in industrials was quickly
followed by tobacco still in the
lead in extent of trading. The railway
shares enjoy larger proportion of busi-
ness than usual, but the increase was at
tended by acute weakness in number of
instances. In the later dealings a steadier
tone was impaired through covering of
shorts and light recoveries from the low
point were made in many cases. The net
changes were generally fractional losses.
The railroad bonds were easier. Northern
Pacific issues figured for liberal proper
ton of the total transactions Of 81, 4lO,-
900. Declines extended to "a per cent,
the last in Atchison adjustment tours.
Governments were steady OH sales of $685.
600.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals AMI Shipments
Received

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-Wheat was
fiat; December, xl.097s; May, 81. O7Ia.
Barley was slow; May. 7Cl4c.
Flour-Family extras, "a 90 to $4.10: bak-
ers' extras, so to $3.50; cuperAne $2.s5 to
1910.
Wheat-No 1 shipping $l.O7L5; choice,
$l.0SA milling, $L20 TO 81. 20.
Barley Feed, fair TO good. 67la TO zoe;
choice. II &c TO 72lac; brewing. 50 to 55c
Corn-Soc.
Bran-$l250.
to s5e iancy iced SEC to ssc roea TO to
choice, 75c to soc; poor to fair, 67iac to
721ac: gray, 72hc to Soc
Receipts Flour, quarter sacks, SiS; wheat,
centals. $500; barley, centals, 44lO; oats cen
tals. Oregon, COS; beans sacks, 1875 rye
centals, los; potatoes, sacks. 1917; do oregon
$50; middlings sacks, $40; hay, tons 3s4 :
wool, bales, lO4; alfalfa, sacks, 200; wine,
gallons. $4,000: hides, number, $50; quick
silver, TASKS, los.
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LIVERPOOL. March 70. - Spot wheat closed
firm with fair demand: No. =, red winter
os Sd; No. hard Manioba IS Al; No
l California, IS I'd. Futurs opened quiet, ID
lower; closed dun. August I'd lover
other months I'd lower; March and Anril,
5s 4iad; May, June and July, IS 4a4d; August,
IS Sd.
Spot corn closed firm: American mixed,
new, 3s I'D. Futures opened steady, I'M
changed, closed firm, unchanged to- "a higher
March, is Id April, IS I'D; Mas and June,
IS I'd; July. 3s I'd; August, SIS 2lod
Flour closed steady, with & moderate de-
mand; St. ouis fancy. winter. as 3D..
Hops at London. Pacific coast. 81.
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Kidder- Agreement to convey west 10 acres D
block 5j. Maclsy rancho; t40U.
II aud Elizabeth l. Sweetser to A u Fox
Lots ~ and -, block q, the Palms: $500.
LIB Pemberton to Pm enX Oil company
Lots As and ~, blotk L, uiasselps subdivision;
5000.
and L shafer to i Lankershim-Lot 2.
block G, shafer a. Lanterman's subdivision Of
NJ ontague Tract; Sl7OU.
Susan G and Chauncey Biggs to Mrs Il B
Stcele--Lot =, 30 iller tract r45OO.
Sarah and Bowman to Edward = Dolley
Lot &. block |: Sumner. Re YES Il Basselt's
Francisco and Jean Pedelaborde to Isaias W
misunderstanding at a section corner be-
tween sections 20 and 80. township S. range
IL W; y 800.
George and Barbara Greitmann to George G
Crane-Lots l to IL. block IS; lots s to II.
block 20, Alosta; lots and .. block l lots to
block 2. l. " Leachs subdivi sion; $1,000.
George G and Adeline Crane to George
Gretmann-FractionalS x known as lots = to
O. section 50, township n, Iange 0 W, SO 81;
Hannah and Thomas Garfield to Arthur
Garfield Property not in Los Angeles county:
5000
Alice and Parker to Mrs Jessie Wood
W; ssSo.
Lots 81 and &c, block !, Vermont avenue
tract; $1,000.
Robert and Dena Rasch to Barbara Steiner
Lot 10, block b. Chrriotto tract; $500.
Eliza J Keefer 10 J n shafer-I.ots IA to 90,
block 81, Long Beach; $1,000
william IL aud Prudence Tonkiu to George
Gordon--Lot 1S block X, subdivision of Also
tract; %4U0.
5 Il Palmer to Elizabeth acknowledgements
to convey part lots ~, 23 and "a, corner Six.
teenth ana Star streets; $694.55.
Erastrs and Hattie White to ALI lie
Baron Lot H., Grider e. BOWS subdivision Of
Briswaltcr tract; $500.
SUMMARY
Deeds. ..................... &c
Nominal. Observation-Disclosures. %
Total. 49,. ......,.... $55, 1867 CS
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LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale AMI Retail Markets Corrected
Daily


THURSDAY, March 10.
Trade has been fair today. with little
change. Eggs continue to arrive in guam
iit1es, and the prospects are for lower
rather than higher prices. Butter is weak,
but quotations have not been changed.
Fruits and vegetables are in good supply
with prices generally unchanged.
Quotations follow:
Eggs--Cho.ce California ranch 1Ol5611l5c.
Vegetables Sweet potatoes, 81. so; tomatoes
81 80 per box: beets. 15c per 100 lbs cabbage,
zoe; carrots, 15c; vreen onions, zoe per dozen;
lettuce. " to l5c per dozen buaches; onions,
new yellow, ~ 40; turnips, 75c; string beans,
l2c; green peppers i5c per Id; beans, lima,
y3 %; navy, So. 10; pink, 81 40; green peas.
rooms, 15c per H.
Butter-Creamery, fancy, Glib squares, 400
45c; 2S.oz squares, Soc; coast creamery,
2S-oz squares, soc; dairy, fancy, lib squares,
2'M3Oc.
Green Fruits Pears So 90 per box straw
berries, l5c; apples, $l25 to $500; pine.
apples, $500 per dozen; bananas, $1.75 to
81 IS per bunch
Citrus fruits-Oranges, navels, $500 to
".75; Mediterranean sweets, SLID TO $500:
seedlings, 81 to S.25. Lemons Fancy Eureka,
$L5o TO &l7b.; Eureka and Lisbon, Sl.5O to
1915; incurred, $.
Live stock Hogs-Per cwt, 1919 to $4.oo
Beef cattle--2 sNl3c. Mutton-3GD5c per Id.
Neal--Jt2 to &c per 10.
Honey and bseswax-Honey-C 1O>5 70
lie per b.; strained A to sc. Beeswax- Ace
per ID.
Poultry-Hens 81 90 to $3.50 per doz
young roo sters. 800 to 81 so; broilers $3 90
TO $500; old ROSTERS 'sl.GO; ducks, 81. 80 to
$3.50; turkeys, l0c to lc per H.
Hay-Wheat, $40 to %l2; barley SO to S11
wheat and oat, $40 to ST.: alfalfa, $1l TO S13.
Fresh Ments-Butchers' prices for whole car
casses Beef-4.a to 5lac per ID. Veal 8 to &c
Mutton al to 5I5c. Pork-51a to &c.
Mill stuifs-Flour, Los Angeles. 81 20; stock.
ton brands, $4.55; oregon, $500; bran. per
ton. local. $500; northern. + D SO; shorts,
per ton, local. $40. 90; northern, SIG. 90
rolled barley per ton, $1,000: cracked corn;
per cwt poe; iced meal, per cwt 95c
Proyisions-Iiems. Rex. per lib. Lie; pic.
mic 6itc; boneless. &c.
Bacon. per b Sc, Rex breakfast, 10l4c; light
medium, Sc: medium. &c.
Dried beef-Per Id sets, 10c; insides, l1Mc.
Dry sat pork-per ID, clear bellies, Sc; short
clear 6a!c: clear backs. &C.
Picked pork-Per half Dbl. 80 lbs, So.
lard-Pcr ID, ivory compound, tierces, 514c;
rexolene, 6lac pure Leaf SIC.
Cottolene -Tierces, TIC
Dried Fruits pples-Sun died. sacks, per
h. to SC; boxes. D TO &c; eyaporated fancy, q
to 7c Apricots-Fancy. lie; choice &c.
Peaches Fancy unpeeled. DC; bleached, Sc.
Nectarines-Fancy. 10 sc; choice. q to &c.
Pears-Fancy evaporated. to DC. Plums- -
Pitted choice z to DC. Prunes-Choicc boxed,
DC; sacks, to Be; fancy, Zoe
Nuts -Walnuts Los Angel IS, &c; medium
soft l0c soft-shell Los Nietos. fnncy. 10 to
lie. Almonds--Soit shell, Zoe: paper she'll
nc; hard SHELL &C. pecansl3 to lolac Fill
berts-.l0 to l2l9c.
Hides and Wool-Hides, as they run, 12'5c
per Id; sound kips. Sc; bulls and stays, &c;
calves. l5c. Sheep pelts-3 to &c. Wool
Non.nally, 2ls 10 &c.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


James II Chichester to Susan V Gregg-I.ot
SO, block %, Wolfskil orchard tract; 1919.
Alex Penney to Miss Lola Git Lot 10,
Whittier, richardson and Ernest subdivision;
i W and NJ A Gorhe m to David Palmetto
Lots and s, block Loo, Pomona; $500
Eaton and Alice 4 Slate Lots 5 and o. map
No l, sunny slope estate: $500.
franklin Il Smith to Martha J Conant--I.ot
IS, block AZ, Electric Railway Homestead AS
ISOLATION tanct $500
Henry and Sarah Cooley TO Peter Orban-
South half OF 10. 80, Webster Il STATIONS sub
NJ j Nolan e. al to Falls wellman-Part of
south half of northeast quarter. section 10,
township north. range IA west; 1880.
First National Bank OF Pasadena TO Lucy Il
McGilvray and Jared Torrance--Lot 10 block
~, resubdivision OF map |. Altadena; &ls0O.
Falls and Fife Wellman TO "a Nolan
south half OF lot 10. block 30, Wolfskill Or
chard; $4,000.
T. Herald Sc ond subdivision. ST.
same TO Harry Brisgs-Lot Do, block 10. tame
Samr TO Ira l. Hatfield-Lot ID and IA, block
. same to William y carrie SO. block 10,
same subdivision; 81.
same to Ed J Furling-Lot l6. block Z, same
Land sarah Keller to John wiedmer--
Lol 81. BUTLER tract; $lO50.
Forrest Lots ~ and 81. block 7s, Long
Beach, lots IS and 80 block &. la Canada. lot
l. and north half OF lot X, block i, Bradbury's
addition to NJ onrovia; $500
Edward Smith to A Hill Agreement to
convex lot 81, Eleventh street block TA25.
Victor WInkow kl 10 Adeline Wankowssi-
Lot 10, Sanborn tract, lot lS. Whitney tract;
5000.
william W and Sarah A Cdckins to Mrs L NJ
Teuney-Lots !. =, 4, u, z, 8 and ., Hyatt II
Cockins resubdivision OF lots ~ to Ia, block
:, West Los Angeles 500
Mrs Jennie X Plaskelt to Mrs Ann Elizabeth
Bush-All interest in lot 3, block 3d. San Pc
dro; 800.
University OF Southern California to + A
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Chicago Live Stock narket

CHICAGO, March 19.-CATTLE-There was q
fairly active market, lower in common to
choice native steers at %3.5Ot0$4.3O; mo of
the sales being at SO. 75@ "a. IS ;stockers 1915;
cows $20D3.6O.
Hoes There was the usual good demand
from LEGAL packers and fair shipping inquiry,
but prices suffered further break of about $
cents for all desert pions. receipts being again
heavy. Common to choice droves SO ID at 80. 10
@$3 97la.
sHEEP-There was n very good demand at
fair prices, the market being higher than arly
in the week. Sheep were wanted ut SO to ~ ;
westerns So. 40 to 1890; a few common lambs
at SO. 30 to 1878. but lambs sold chiefly at "a
to So 70 for lair TO prime.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


NOR SALE-aD ACRES IN WALNUTS,
IL peaches, prunes and figs, near city, railroad,
school and church; moist soil fine the sun
shines on in bearing: healthy, vigorous growth,
at so5 an acre and the cost only of preparing, plant
Ing and bringing to It's present productive condi-
ton this orchard needs irrigation; you are not
wading i'll water and mud nine months ont OF the
year, up to your center of gravity, to keep life in
your trees. besides paving as much for water as
the profit on your crop; have had years of prnct-
cal experience, and know what am saying when
tell you. Mr.. Tenderfoot, that there Is not
acre of ground in this country of climate that is
ing on this beautiful land is the oulrageously
orbitant price OF raw land demanded by these shy
locks who are selling IL, and you tenderfeet are the
deluded victims who are furnishing the pound OF
flesh. Paste this in your hat and address
OWNER. w. G, Il. u. bldg. room .. tt
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YTNHE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, \
Il corporation, duly organized and existing
der and by vr'ue OF the laws of the stale OF Cali
fornia and having its principal place of business
lit the city of Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles,
state OF California.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
board of directors OF the abOve-named corporation,
held on the eighteenth day of March, 1876 an as
sessment of seven tST00) dollars per share was
levied upon me capital STOCK of.he sad corporation
payable on or before The 2Srd day of April 1896, to
the treasurer Of the said corporation, the First
National bank at its banking house. in the city of
los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state Of Cali
fornia. Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the aith day of April, 1896
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale pub
lie auction and, unless payment is made before
will be sold on the 14th day of May, 1896. at "
o'clock M, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with cost of advertising and expenses of
sale. Il. X. RULE,
Secretary Of Herald Publishing company.
Los Angeles, California, location of office
Date OF service and first publications. March 20tk,
1896 3 90 law fr A.
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NEW YORK, March 19.-Money on call easy at
81 TOD per cont; last loan. 4; close at
1904 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 50g6
per cent sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at T4.S7 ,(03I for
demand, and 81. $50 GA 1864 for xty days;
posted rates. Sl SGi5 to T4.S6al and 81. S8l !
to%l. SO; commercial bills. 81. 5U silver GER
uicates, 6Sls to % cents.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l3.-Drafts. par.
LONDON, March l0-Consols, 100 Oiled
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EoR SALE
1000 ACRES

Finest lemon and alfalfa land in California;
plenty OF water near the ocean; 90 minutes By
rail from city; perfect climate; no hot winds;
frosts; young lemon trees passed uniuinred
through freezes that ruined fruit and trees else
where; less irrigation necessary than in hOJ in
land valleys: more money in lemons and alfalfa
than in anything else; apples pears. peaches
aprico,s prnnes, corn, wheat. barley, beans,
etc. J., grow without irrigation.
For sale In tracts to siiiL sI00 per acre and
up; easy terms. ID. FREEMAN, owner
81 5g5 =. Spring ST., city.
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Proposals

TTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DIS
4 trict Agricultural Association No. 8. will re-
st. until noon April md. 1886 for the lease of tho
grounds known Agricultural Park. together
with the privileges thereto. Bids must be made
for one, two three years. and certified check of
two hundred dollars (f2O0) must accompany same
made payable to NJ. II. Brown, secretary. The
lease 10 be signed can he seen at the Office of the
secretary daily from 80 to p. IN. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
NJ. Il. BROWN Secretary,
1921 % 90 25-o7-29-l la7 NJ Main
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New YORK. March l9.-Bar silver,6Sls; Next
can dollars, IS.
SAN FRANcisco. March l9.-Bar silver 65is
Mexican dollars, 66 to 5di1
LONDON, March l9.-Bar silver 3li4d.
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Stockholders Meeting

FV1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il. holders ofthe lrecipice Canyon Water COM
pany will be held "Wednesday, April ], 1906 nj 10
o'clock M, at the Office OF the company at In
manda Park, Los Angeles county, California for
the purpose OF election OF directors to serve for
the ensuing year. and such other business may
come before the meeting.
BY order of The president.
1871 HERMAN BIATZ Sccretory
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LEGAL NOTICES


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF Los
- Angeles. We, the Undersigned do hereby
certify that we are arsners trasacting business
IN This state in the city of Los AnEeles county Of
Los Angeles under the FIRM name and style Of
Eureka Brick comp my of Los Angeles. Call
forna; thai the names in full of all the members
OF sich partnership axe Geo. NJ Beach and Chas
g. Frampop anu that the places OF our respect
I'VE residences are set opposite our respective
names hereto subscrbcd
Witness cur hands ana seals this 18th day Of
March, 1895.
Names Residences
. Ep. NJ. REAtH ..............,l. Los Angeles, Cal.
GHAS. G. FRAMPTON.. ......Los Angeles, Cal.
state OF California, county OF Los Angeles, SIS.
ON this 1ath day of March, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and nlnety-siX, before me, n.
1nde field, a notary public IN and for said coun-
ty OF Los Angeles, state of California, residing
Therein, duly commissioned and sworn. personally
appeared Geo. NJ. Beach and Chas G. Frampton,
known to me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowl-
edged thai they executed the same.
Inwitness whereof, have horsunto set my hand
and affixed my Official seal, the day and gear first
above written.
fSeal. n. LIN DENFELD,
Notar;' Public in and for Les Angeles County,
state OF California. / aw-lt
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FOR SALE
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH AT RIVERA,
---e21s ACRES


12S acres in trees about Is years old.
a. acres In trees about TO 10 years old.
acres In Susquehanna peaches also In bearing.
This ranch is in the walnut belt ana is in the
highest state OF cultivation, abundant free water
Yighl; all necessary ranch buildings and agricul-
tnra implements on the preulises; immediate
possession IL desired: liberal terms. Walnut pro-
pprty is especially valuable; no known pests af-
feet the trees and the crop need not necessarily he
marketed when harvested 1t will keep The pro-
perry will be divided If desired. Apply to
Il. q. LUNT
All o27 w. Second st.
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able cash balance 1865. CTS, 23,; gold reserve,
$l2S, 1869.


BosroN, March 19--Atchison, 49, Bell Telc-
phone 2U2; burlington, rs; Mexi-an CEN
lral, Ii; San Diego s.
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CHICAGO MARKET
The DAVIS Transactions OF the Board {
Trade

The DAYS Transactions OF the Board OF
Trade
CHICAGO. March 19.-Ac'ive trade was
witnessed in wheat. The market at
traced increased attention during the
early hours, with the volume of business
considerably enlarged. The feeling de.
veloped was quite weak and prices again
receded. The receipts, 67S cars. at Min
neapolis and Duluth against 800 week
ago, struck the key note of the opening
symphony. May, which closed yesterday
at 63@631sc, was offered freely at from
menced. and inside OF forty minutes the
volume of selling was SO great that it
crushed tho price to 62Hc. a clear drop of
/ cent under yesterdays closing price.
slight upturn of the price followed the
posting of the New York clearances Of
wheat and flour, the wheat amounting to
$4,000 bushels. The total clearances
from the principal Atlantic ports were
equal to 277,U0O bushels in wheat ard
-four together. The reaction on that took
the price to 621sM621sc, and for some time
afterwards the trading was fairly active
but almost entirely Of professional char
actsr. In the closing hour the market be-
came dull and gradually worked down to
624@62ssc. at which Price it closed.
Corn was exceedingly dull and weak.
Oats were very quiet end dull.
Provisions had another disastrous day,
and prices in pork especially were demon
allied. Opening weak and lower on the big
run of hogs, prices tended steadily down
ward under heavy liquidation, which con-
tinued till the close.
The leading futures closed as follows:
VIII at-No. =, March. Gual; May, 6alt June
6?$t; July, 1925. Corn-No 3 Msrch, 2s$s;
Nay, 291s; guy. "a. September 3l o oats
September 2O1.
Cash quotations were as follows:
6115c; No. 3 co., sec; No. , red, GA llG64sac;
No. 2 corn, 2Slsc; No. Yellow corn -; NO.
9 oats. l9ml9lsn; No. white. 2ul2(@2lc; No.
nominate No. 3. TO. b., 25@30c; No 4, TO b. "A
@2dl3; M. l tlaxsce1, 90l4; prime timothy seed,
$3.50, mess pork per Dbl, $500; lard,
per 100 lbs, 50 l5iG5. l7Is short ribs, sides,
loose, 81. Oa4 90; dry sailed shoulders.
boxed, 4Ss94s4c; short clear sides boxed,
51.g5]4c; whisky, distillers' finished goods,
per gallon, 81. -: sugar, cut loaf, $500;
standard "a - 50 %
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, March II. -Today's statement
OF the condition OF the treasury shows. Avail
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NOR SALE-ALFALFA LAND
have the best snap in the market.

IS acres near city all fenced; artesan well. good
alfalfa land, but an especial snap as paslurage
proposition.
will make the price enticlng to anyone who
means busness easy terms would exchange for
city property. FRANK RECORDS
;5-l7-ls- 19-20-22 $50 S. Broadway.
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BetWeCn z. Shu PCurO anu LONG BthcH TO minutes.
CATALINA
Steamer for Avalon connects with 1910 p. m.
train daily except Sundays
RUBIO CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN
Trains leave Los Angeles daily at 30 M, ell 80
q m. and Assoc p
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
Telescope and searchiigbo.
Daily Daily except Sunday. Sundays
only. d saturdays only
Stages meet the 1:l0 a, m. train at Pasadena for
Mt. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers lcavin. Los Angeles on The T10 a. m.
rain for Mt Wilson return same day.
Special rates to excursion and picnic parties.
Depots east end of First street aud DOwney ave
nue. bridges.
City ticket Office, Grecnewald's cigar store, cor
ner Second and Spring streets.
General offices, First street depot.
r. b. BURNETT General Manager,
w. WiNCUP. gen Passenger Agent.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS

Los ANGELES, March 10
Following are the Los Angeles bank clear
ings for the current week:
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CIOsinr Stocks

NEW YORK, March 10 Following are the
closing stock quotations.:
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San Francisco Timing Stocks

san FRANCISCO, March l0.-The OIL cial closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as
fpl
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For passenger and freight rates apply at depot,
corner Grand avenue and Jefferson street. Tele.
phone West l.
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