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Satolli Received an Ovation.

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Denver. The cardinal will remain in
Denver until Friday.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-The
steamship Australia has arrived from
Honolulu bringing news that Morrow
and Underwood, the men who were
charged with . conspiracy to restore
the queen to the throne, were acquit-
tad.
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One Minute Cough Cure touches the
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DIES MONIES, March 8.-Fifty county
conventions in Iowa to select delegates
for the state convention which selects
national delegates have declared for
Allison with no second choice.
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Englishmen Would Help spa

MADRID, March ct is stated here
that several English ship n have
offered the government to equip privat-
GERS on their own account, i'll case Of
war between Spain and the United
States. The government has decided
to purchase two additional cruisers. 1t
is stated here that the situation in Cuba
appears to improve.
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House for rent. Farm for rent. House
to trade for farm. Horses wanted in ex-
change for city property.
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Christina Burkler, Chas. A. MCGOWAN,
Katherine Wheeler, r. G. Bowel,
Timothy Donovan, Alice Mitchell,
Bertha Chamberlain, Viletta Cole, Katie
Horen, Alice Horen, Mary E. Jones.
j. II. Williamson, Esq, returned from
Chicago on the early afternoon train.
He reports the snow storm about as
heavy in Iowa as here, but little or Tor
in Minnesota. In his interview with the
railroad officials at Chicago in regard TO
rates during the next C%hautauqua, he
was assured Of practically the same con-
cessions and rates allowed last year,
same time and distance. Special excur-
sions for special days to suit the Chau-
tauqua management, details thereof to
be arranged later. will also be granted.
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Mex Perez, POtlatch, PaIOuse.

These are names of three great agri-
cultural and fruit growing districts in
Ideho and Washington reached by the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
They each adjoin the other, are sim,
liar in products, climate and character,
and together form n region for the home.
seeker hard to equal. The Palouse re.
gion has long been Loted for it's marvel
Gus grain production. 1t is TO the Paci.
fc Coast what the Red River Valley is
to Minnesota and North Dakota.
The Potlatch cou.try is like unto the
Palouse, and adjoins it on the east.
The Nez Perce region lies south OF the
others and has until recently been a part
of a great Indian reservation, 10000
acres Of it have been thrown open to set.
tlemeot and its lands can be bought at
cheap prices and on favorable terms
Write to CHAs. 8. FEE, General Passen-
ger Agent, Northern Pacific Railroad,
st. Paul, Mimi, for folder and rates.
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"Give me q liver regulator and I car
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Agreed to tho Confsrsuoe.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-At the open
ing of the session of the house, at the
request Of MI. Hit, chairman of the
foreign affairs committee, the senate's
request for q conference ON the Cuban
resolutions was agreed to, but the
speaker di4 not announce the conferees
on the part Of the house.
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CHICAGO, March 6.-After an excit-
ing contest George E. Foss has been re.
nominated by the Republican
ton for congress from the Seventh
congressional district. receiving 6S
votes, against 20 for w. B. Boyce.
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The herald., 1896-02-07
San rrancises prodsce

Following are San Francisco Quotations on
produce, corrected daily By Associated rress
Hsy-wheas, 90. oo@i1 90; wh.a. and oats.
~ .b0@1050; alfalfa, S7.O0s49.OO barley,
$7.00gy.00 clover. Q80Q@s. 00i c,m pressed
&7.60@l05o; stock, $8.0o@7 so; straw,
Potatoes Burbanks 60@7oc; river
river reds, 50l970c; early rose, 60072c; Mer.
ced sweet potstoes s2.0o1a.is; river sweet
pS,n onion:1csiiiornis, c;IH soasoc; oregon. 7ooa
90c; Los Angeles tomatoes. $l.o5S1i.73:
string beans, sY12kc; green peas. 4Np6c; cab.
Page, ssss 6oS; garlic, M Ma95c; dried peppsrs; 20
Applss--No. sisdss, 6So93l, 90; common.
'SRVS' S.sSs af ffafI. Mesiafa lines, ,sbeus en-;
sooa e esosse ssIc SS 60
California oranges sesdiinis. 74cNyi 1. 90; na.
Ss,s ~ oSSYsso SYso1a ~ ginsaepss ssso0sso 90;
:. .BStssr-Fanoy clssnssy. 27e2sc: seconds
sss isaey nsx new mia csss sSSaS' i.r Hi g
good, 60l0c: eastern. 13ailc.
Eggs--Stoss, 1901 6c; ranch. l20l4c
Poultry-Tnfksy gobblers. l03llc; hens,
ters. old. $4,000 20; bfcilsrs, ANAL, SS.So
S@tSnc sn daSl SsSSleSs ss o lslsS eSoo9s ri hem.
gigeons, old. Si0l. lsk; pigeons, younS, Si.s
dsme.- wild geese. s5. oo@s. 7s, do. gray.
Lbs; do buah, 7tc@$l. %; hare, 66,I76S;
Enslfh snips, ~ 90; comnen snips. n. rs:
honkers. e30004.00; bfAAt, $l.0U0f.50.
The herald., 1896-02-07
Money, Stock, Bond and Pro.
duce Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Market Disappointed Spectators
WsptIug . Boom
Dealers Are Wary and Confined Thsis Dsa !.
ings to the TskIng Of Preflts.
Bonds Tend Upward

Associated Press Special Wire
NEw YORK, Feb. 6.-The course Of 10.
days stock market was extremely disap.
pointing to many persons who had ex.
psctsd much from the great success Of the
government loan. . decided uptuln n
prices, both here and abroad. Apparently
both in London and on the New York
stock exchange the news was not regarded
from broader point Of view than ~
affording an opportunity to secure prcfits
accrrins from the recent rise. ConssrvA-
tive flnAnciers Expressed. fhS opinion thAt
the securities market will AEON reflect in.
crvassd eonfdsncs a 70 the financial out.
look. The volume Of business showed .
considerable increase oyer the record Of
the previous day. Prices moved IN an or
ratio fashion and in some instances the
fluctuations were wide. Sugar and st.
Paul again absorbed the greatest inter-
Get. with the first nsmed well in
the lead il point Of activity. They rac0raS1
nearly ohdrthird Of the entire tus4y. an
market opened slightly higher, deSf4to "
cold shoulder presented BY the lower rAi1Sf
Of prices for Americans in the London
market. In some instances Improvement
over the initial figures was made, but the
market soon turned on the appearance Of
heavy liquidation in the leading shares,
both for local and foreign account. In the
ensuing reaction many stocks touched flg.
ures below last nights closing prices. A
rally then followed and the market exhib-
tied irregularity until o'clock. At
that hour supporting orders ap-
peared and prices advanced rapid
". Sugar was the leader, ris.
ing az and the other active shares to n
per cent. The market closed moderately
active and irregular. Business in bonds
was fairly large and values generally
worked higher. The total dealings were
81 ,662 900. Prices for governments were
about evenly divided between advances
and declines on the first call. In the late
session bids at much higher level were
sales of the psw fours at varying prices.
The aggregate transactions were 81 It. j LOG.
The herald., 1896-02-07
"
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TuunspAY. Feb. 6. Iap6

THURSDAY. Feb. 8, 1896.
Florence and D A Crichton to Albert Cohu--
tSSdivsion LGs h eSSh SFy.ns Ssus'0a street
,Bsnja@In snd hannah x shsrpless 70 " Q
sa sRsrfsras F..dst sInca 81 Painter BAH tract
H1a. ps.P asa,,ai' .ass', & SShp wtlses-Lo' s's
NC and Annetta N Carter to Susan Rhine.
;%lsa IS SosF H SlcSs sSs
w snd Della N Campbeil to y grats-Lot
y and Elfzabeth c Bridenstine to Minnie n
sa. e. ios Bps Bosf sfasnhsHf 70 .sds sssI S Susa
MAther 4 Fickett tract; $500.
p;sie| "a q sa bo.s Ts sIo
and Imogens r JohnSon 10 Marguerretta
iots5, block n, West Los AnEeies; $500:
sision Of aoIdswofthy survey; $1,000.
~; HsrseS Soef sef S:R s. Soan smSn splaar stis
addition to Nofwalk; $3.50.
Leis 10 snd Ia, block ! 7, cHiids Hsishts tract;
Sarah and Ernsst A Coz to W NJ Johnstou-
Lot 4; block !. Wrights subdivision Sisters Of
Charity tract; $2cOo e. U.,s,..,oo
! gIsiuchs rssubdivi,ion oi Hsnoockis survey;
WI .aa BIZ. N Mcintosh to Cary 4 Aeteh.
Cells VINEYARD trt; $1,000.
Jas Jones to Bernard Nylsnd- d-Contract Of
sale 6}x acres in Garvanza; $375.
,,.R and Mary Ban TO John Priest-Lot "a,
Wllaon TIT; S2a5
came to Rosa Burpham-Lot 81, same trt
Susan Warner 90 Richard Thnmpson-Lot 9,
blk G. Boyle Heights H 9; $500.
3 A and Kittte Butler to Hiram Beach lot
- blk ~. Cal Co -op Col'trt; $500
Max Goldschmfdt'to 10 Eugeu 4Csermaiu-Lot q
end y lot z, blk 9. Morris vineyard sub
chas H Morrill, ct q to VIM II Bowman Lot
On Workman st; $3.50
and Florence L Hoffman to Mrs Anna
Milner-Lsnd in Rancho Providehcia; $685.
g end Joan G Cristv to Sarah Kurd- Lots
10 and ID, w g Benedict 4 Co.'S subdivision OF
Painter & Ball land; $556
John and Alice Withiel to Bangham--
Lot 4, block B, James Smi h tract; tlsOO.
1nes and John z Murray to p McDermott
Lot Is, Haneock's survey: $500.
George B Lake to Charies " Hicks-Eot l.
block 81, H T Hazards East Side addition;
Sarah l. Skinner to william II Cook-Lots 2,
4, g. z II. Is, 16, 10. c7, 25 so. 81. 81, 35, 80,
80. ~. ~ aud ~. Paterson trAct 5000.
SUMMARY
Deeds. .:.,............ ............ ca
Nominal..... .......... ........... "a
Aotai POO, tUo w
The herald., 1896-02-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals sud ShIpmsn
Resolved

Call Board Prices Of Cereals sud Shipments
Received
SAN EeANcIsco, Feb q. 6.-Whsat-Decem Der.
el.16: May, 81. l.16sk.
Barley..Inactive; May, 725Sc.
Corn-671<o
Bran-$14.0O.
Fiour-Famtly extras, $500 to 81. 10; bakers
83.10.
:, Wh..t1No, ,;'' /, .yhaippings q si.lsN; choice
Bsrley-Feed, fair to good. 71Lzc; choice,
72Xc; brewing, SOC to s2llc.
- oStsMi,!iins M 77n e s2c sqrpriss 9ss
choice. 75c to ellc; poor TO fair, $50 10 7sJ<c;
$50
Neceipts--Flour, quarter sacks l4.747;
wheat centsls 7,l6z: barley, ssntals. $40;
Oregon. sss: onions. sscss. so7 ssan, 1os sSsfs, f.
40; midling. sacks. 2q0; hay tons $50;
ssraw, tons, 26; hops. bales liz: wool. bales,
$780, hides, number 1lS1.
The herald., 1896-02-07
LecAL Pe0euc1
wsslNss ssd ksesll M,rks4 cs,sefss


THURSDAY, Feb. s.
RusInasss n steady in retail linse, with
eoms tmRroysment IN the meysment q
herley, The efelge sltuAtipn a brighten
ine up ecpsIHeFtbly, And the esstefp r.
ports ~ 70 the effect thss the market y
Sssy Rearly bars n Hfss clsss stock. Pick'
ing and packing have been Feeumsd, and
the situation promises . rapid and large
improvement. Etuilp and vegetables are
in t!ill. fuil supply sRa prices afs unchanged
ass..GhoiS: csl!.ornis \ m rsnss 5sto ~ ~.
pears eL7t per box, strawbslrl1s,- lac; ~
sssS;: sss: ssSS ss'
ssS PEI Wi 81 s
.S: 81 SyH sf sDs ssr oson:
M Isl '';:: ~ :;.',. q I! ~: w: z;
sse.ee%a III HHhss. Glib squares soc:
s';i i.:i$ .S$ssI s;ss sss !.
sss 81 ssssssii S':a; :soIs:. g.
e relied q, ssslsy Psf va g; efscssd corn
PouitFy- aths. Ss.6S S.6f'' y q ySk,t9 Per doz. |:
Z 81 u 4 ssla 7; q d aeass ssSO "a %
rfovitioAsL Sda Kst. Per ID. ll4c; pic
~ |i;I' " 'isi';j IL M s IS s,s.t'..s loxs' tight
sd; sh:d q. lsl D s., 81 los; .n.,a.. ,,xe
,ps! III Pssk r RsE 4. 9!sef bellies. sc;ihsrs
ktcklea pdfk -pyf EIIi 6bT 10 lbs, u.
sssgs!s'ss s4,:sss.l .ss Il ~
..s R b snd Rs[ ssse sse sss 7ss
ssRHtf6 's s9p t,cU sclls'ii' 'vs.st e q
4 s qts e Z Sia s.
ass( (s.sis sS u SSuiisn -sysi - Is. Is.
HoHsy "a 6SssTax-H niy-comb. iok 10
Iic ri w.; Asfs!asd. 4 tasE Pesssax-2%e
Trash Meats Bplchsn' psiess for whole car.
iisss; MUTTON & f..s Z ys.'s
Dried Frults- Apples-Sun diisd, sacks, per
g VIZ ~ ApiicSts @ f.Ssy sstssS tc: eSoics. se.
Psaches-Fancy unpeslsd, 4c; detached, 90.
s...riPRs,FsnSy ss,.Psne1 e 81 shSce t. g
ffisssd chOiss, to &C. Sruass-Ghoics boxed.
70 60; racks. Q to 80; fancy. loo.
Nuts -WAlnuts-Los Angelica &c; medtum
soft lOc; soit-shell Los Nietos, fancy, 10 "a
l2c. Almonds--sqft shell, LOG: paper she'll
l2cI hard shell 70. Pecans-l3 to I5hc. Eli
eiHi:ssc H!ass cas e ls$-His.. :. they ,up, ,lse
perlb; sound kips, sI}rs bllli and stagl SO;
Homin.tiiy. tii ~ e yo.p pe''' y w. "'''
The herald., 1896-02-07
! CHICAGO Market
The Dsy's Trssssetlsee se So Board Of

The Dsy's Trsnsectleqe % 80 1eefd Of
TsedS
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.There VA not -
much excitsment IN whest today Apd the
trade was not a large bus fhe market
nsysrthsless was sensitive and nervous.
the range for The day b1jns cent. The
trade, TOO, Was mainly local. With less do.
iue for account. Initial trading was at
X@Xc advance, early tradtuG ID May was
s. 8e@p61fc. The stfsugth was due to :
cAbl41fAm from London Ackncw!sd1Iuf
aImoss complete degendsneS n ~ United
nes0%i conss e H., IRSvs1 novsmsns S 4 sSnsns
wheat end ~ fact Of ths .N9ssl99 IYfte
being sl61sd ~ ff94t4, LU1d0H etb366
said At9eAtlne 49, S&stlAg wtent moro
xSAk Nv sGlStssSls. #s isNss AZ:
patch, :aee.rsssa \. ss sd.1s slllp9 ead ssus:d
held oriy scr e = G Hort i iiIsss, Van s6s' rn.f.
~ was repofisd "a hishsr Il The
opening and IA hlfksr 81 The eloss.
The NcrthWeM recSdptl .M4fS again very
lsres. M Sl4 So; IHs Aflenlo 4al sssecssd soss !
soc ess ssIs - ssss =: a:asss| nss's
8cur Sid G65 fsspoid us ne sdvsIics ii
wheat. A good Inquiry for winter wheat
by millers resulted il plAcihg, since the
9lNss sa6 D6 SIs SsSs ySftfF ~ Y e 1SS3 q
the market steady. Corn wAS quiet, bit
the prospect of smaller receipts for some
time helped 70 give confidence to holders,
and consequently firm undertone TO tht
market. Oats were infiuenced . good deal
by corn and sold higher. holdi9g fairly
we'll. Provisio M were frmer on the pros
poets ot small receipts for somS time to
come on account 1f the fearfully bad state
of the country roads. Good buying Of ribs
md Hard BY PACKERS also helped y sustain
ne leading futures closed a. follows:
Wheat No. 2-Fsbruary, 86,<c; May. 67Xc:
Jupe, VIZ; July, 67,ze. T.'
Cbfn, No. 2-Februafy. 2s>Ic; May, 90kc;
July, 3lsSc; September. 32Zc.
Oati No. 2-FebFnsry. 1890; March. -
Cssb qtSotstions were A. follows:
e5s SsI NJ Es' 'sfel spflGs ~ shss ss M
red, 101Sg7osfci 70. 2 corr, .s1i@25l@c;. Np.
nominal; No. $. 27@3sc; No. Z. 28@27c; M. i
flaxseed, 9l,as; prime timothy lssd, ergo
sSg ss 81 IsSs I0o Rs B gssss i sias,
boxed, z1S0xAxe: short casAr siaeg, boxed,
5st@5Hc; whisky, distillsrs' finished goodt.
nor gallon. 81 .22. a-a'
The herald., 1896-02-07

at the close reacted on NsN Yerk selling yhs
close WAS mostly above ysstsrasy's. The deAl'
ings here were mainly profcasioph bYt 5n 5nr
SSfsee2d jpteteyt y nattceSbie w re Httksks
x1tionE ono hundred fn6uSAnd pounfS IN
stsrltng geld will be Shipped % saturday 81
so New fctk aad PrS6eE|y mere .xcsE y ~ q!
ss sssa sss'fs sstz RSsses Rgt
Berlin markets were arm.
The herald., 1896-02-07
Livsrpool Msrksts

LIvERPopL, Feb. 6.--Spot wheat closed firm.
with 4 poor demand; no. p red winief, 81
1olxdj No. hard Manitoba. 81 gd; No. / CAiiicr.
PIE 5s I'D. Fututes closed steady; X ID
zp:il, Nay ana June i6s2Gi jniy, i, ioyxd' S'
bpot corn closed quiet; Ainsfican mixed new.
5s SMd Futures clossd uhohAnged, TO Ld
SApsii, ss sszd; Nay and june. 81 "a: jay, jay,
Fl6uf closed irm with moderate dsr, ana +.
et. Luuis fancy winter Il Va.
Hops Ut London Pacific eoast. &2 81.
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ceipts and 1hipment Is wera A foil oxa:
Esss vste steady; trs.h. lz1zalsc,
Chicago Live Stock rlsrkesl

CHICAGO, Feb. q. The continued mild wealth.
er Is checking the demand for beef cattle, but
today's receipts were SO small that there was d
fair demand at stronger prices. Common to
extra choice beef steers soit at AS TO S6,76;
cows and hsffer9, ~ 70 eS 2ts bulls " to
sssei e sal5ss aHso ss 81 sssaksss and iced
The larger receipts OF hogs recently predict
ed by the packers are not materisliztng, ard
packers reluctantly put back the 3 cen Is they
at ~ to $3.50
In sheep prices were no moro thaa sisady,
lsrger supplies having checked the advsnce:
t. t. V; 20; Westerns, $40 to ~; ;eoi yesriings,
The herald., 1896-02-07
Notice

TN THE sUPERIoR COURT OF THE CoUN.
j " of 1os Angeles, state o. Cailiornix;
Ilith6 matter o. the application Of the Hospital
Of the Good Samaritan, corporation. for leave to
mortgage real eAtate.
Pursuant 70 the order Of Honorable Walter Van
Dyke, Judge OF said Superior court notice Is here
by given, that application has been made 10 said
court 81 said corporation for an order granting
leave to said corporation to execute its promlbsory
rotes 70 ths sayings Bank Of southern California
In evidence Of debt for e2700 incurred for the pur
poses Get forth in the petition this day Hed In my
ONCE, and to secure said nOtes BY execution Of .
ortaage upon the west "a feet Of 1ot % and all OF
ips Is n block Il q the Morris y4eysrd sabdivl.
B5, of misceilaneous records Of Les Angeles couii-
tI.iion. Iio"u "'''' : A'''s ''"' s'S' :" '~'' ~
Ihehesrlns ofsaId application hss been set forthe
10th day OF February, 1886. at 10 O'Clock M, Al
the court room OF department four Of said court at
the county court house In the CITY Of Los Angeles,
vt which time any person Interested may appear
and oppose the granting Of said order.
Witness the name and seal OF said superior
court this 3lst day Of January, 1890
'' 4. ID. NEWLIN,
County Clerk Of sAid Los Angeles county, and ex.
onicio Clerk of the Sypsrlor Court snereof
Hy NJ. DUNsMOORt Deputy Clerk.
Gfatf 4 Latham, Attorneys Tor petitioner. c-l0
The herald., 1896-02-07

Chatsworth Park-Le from and arrive ct
River Station, San Fernando street, only.
A Sundays excepted Sundays only.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All S.P. Co.'S trains stop at First street Except
the four San Francisco, trans) and Commercial
street (except the s:25 San Francisco evening
train), in the business center OF the city, saving
time and street car fares to passengers
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
Connantipg with Wilmington Transportation
Company's ocean excursion steamers:
Leave Arcade depot at 9l5 am. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from l:15 I'm. Wednesday aud
General Passenger once. 22s $. Spring street.
The herald., 1896-02-07

new York, Feb. 6.-Money on call easy st-
eH to $ per cent; last loan q; clcssd 9 per
sterling exchange steady, with ectual busineis
ID bankerl' bills q Blee to yls s8N f6f de-
mand. and sts7x r. m seN 70 u!., SS e71a ior sixty
bills, ~. 6B; silver certincatea, 10 67s<c;
government bonds strong and htEGet: state
bonds dulls railroad b0nns nftn.
BAN FRANcsco. Feb. 6..Drafts. par; tele.
graphic, par
The herald., 1896-02-07
Notice to Stock holders

rTyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
b held a The Ssnsrsi once 81 ~ coinpsny y,
eoFnsf Of Flrst AHd 4xsr street " ths eity
rnsry iith. IN, at Il oolock 8 M, tc elect al.
fec}tfs 70 sefve during the ensuing year, and to
safb b''esE eHsEt s:ss;ss 4 ~ 'sA' s'isfs
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TfeasafY 0eld

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The total deposits Of told
at the snbtreAsufy and assay ohce todfy N
anticipation OF payments Of allQtments o. tE9
$1,000 600 gold which arrived on the HajAtq9
proved to be Ior the 6ccount Of J. p Morgan y
Co.
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Rueplau WhsIt

New YpRK, Feb. ~ fAdstreets . issued today
> copy Of an oficial crop report from London.
as follows: : 1850
Russieu oiicIal crop reports for 1895. Anal.
make wheat ~, 600 700 bushelt And IA I IL : :
100000 less than Ia 1894. = -
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s,Iv.. au,ttxu

New York, Fsb.8.- Bar silver, 67l@c; Mexican
dollars, 58ykc
..sAN FRANcisco.- Fob. 6-Bar silver 67l<c:
T.oHDox. Feb. g. .-Hst silver. 80 lS.16d.
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Rosfnn 0uofnflnna

quotation:
Asll Tele phone. .2O2 Mexican Central. 1otz
Burlineton ....,.. 76y<lEan Diego. ....... SO
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The L.eedon 1srkets

Nav Yeak. Ieb. 2, --Tha Evening Posts Lon
xnssists: Wi M sss y only active market here
10y ss TRY 9psCsa a!9 "a hs sAcesis cf the
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Treasury Sfatssssst

wAsHlxersS Fss s. fgSsi,s ,rsssS.yy s.sss .ss
gold reserve. e46,943.SAO.
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LOCAL BANK cLEARINGs

Los ANGELES, Feb. q.
Following are the Los Angeles bank clear.
iues for the current week:
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San Frsuclsco rllnlns stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-The official closing
quotations Tor mining stocks today were as
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Money Quotations.

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