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FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC LOAN COMPANY
[NCOHI'OUATKD,
Loans mnnev in any amount on nil
kinds of collateral seourlttea, dia
metral, Jewelry, sealskin.*, merchnn
ttite. Pic, Am 041 piano*-, iron and
steel safes. without removal. Partial
pavninniM reoatved. -Money quick.
Bind ness cuitmtontloX Private ogtct
lor ladles.
W. X, hi; OBOOT, Manager,
Rooms S, .-.and *. IM S. Springat.
tZ SIOX~LO.\ N * "M PANY ,
) siim<*ofi block.
Loans money 1 on all kind* of collateral security,
watches, diamonds, sealskins and luriilture In
Induing and boarding houses and on pianos without
removal: also on bonds, itooka and lew
Id ten si; money at once: business confident -tit; i>ri
rate office for iadien.Toom I*4. cLABK rW«HA«,
manager, rooma in end lit. Brat iloor. Btlinson
block.
A IONEY "TO LOAN <»N Dl AMON IK.
**1 watches lewelry, sealskins, etc.; als ip-i
uns, merchandise, linn and -dccl safes, furniture iv
lodging houses boardlughousesand hotel- without
temoval; alaooneity mid country property; low
Interest: ran have money .A once; husines-. eo-ili
flentWl; private office tor ladle*. HBO. s. ROBIN
son. g&9 W. First St., rooms - and
I>o| N DE XT kit *.t WAUMWOKTH~ KltoKlt;-
MS W. Second M.. buy and sell ninrlcatze*.
Mocks, bond* and any good securities; If yon wish
i<i lend or borrow or invest in real estate < all on Us;
collection* made aim property managed 'or non
residents, gfttf
MONEY flO LOAN IN SUMS TO st PT ON
any good collateral; business atrlctly DOhfl
• le.ii bd: loan" negotiated on city and country
property. XV. K. DEMI NO Sit XV. Plrat at.,
room li. •
ON DIAMONDS. xv ITCH
es. jeuelrv. piuiios, live Stock, carriages, hicv
i ie«. ail glads of personal security. lee BROS ,
■102 8, Spring st. --'JU-ly
rpo loan ■ -"UNLIMITED AMOUNT POR
1 small loans: no commissions; ligbt expense.
SECURITY LOAN A TRUST CO.,3SS s. spring.
-a rONKY To loan IN LARGE and SMALL
I amount": lons or short time. 8. P. (T.Es
si NO EP.. 2.17 \\\ First St. M
w!0-> \ TO LOAN ON C|T\ t'KOP
W&M IUUU erty. from 12000 up. XV. P
LAP kin. nns. Broadway. 20-t!
rpo LOAN MONEY I N SUMS TO St 11 AT
I reasonable rates. xx'M. P BOMBYSHELL,
ipi s. Broadway. I f
MHO LOAN-MONEY ON PERSONAL SKCI'P.
Jit.-. rOHN L. P.x vkovicii. 22-» xv. First st.
gl-tf
-\foNEY TO LOAN -SMITH A- 0»BR I EN. 117
J>i s. Broadway. 2-u-tr
rrxo LOAN fro TO v, m 8 NET. 220
1 xv. Fjrat st S-6-tl
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. 310
W. Plrat at.
'po loan MONEY ON PERSONAL NOTES.
1 220 YV . I'irstst 7 s-tf
EDUCATIONAL.^
rpHF. LOS ANGEIdS BUS! N Ess COI .LE<» X
I incorporated, located at 144 8. Main St., In the
karats' ami best equipped Institution In Southern
CaHfornla. it provides n thorough businessedn
cation tn tiie most practical way. The shorthand
department lends all competitors, and Is a creat
success. Its department of penmanship is con
ducted hy K. K. (SaacS, a teacher of national repu
tation. Day session open nil the year. Nlahtses
sion* Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights of
each week. Send for catalogue. E. ft. BCHRA
HER. prop.; F. W. KF.LSEY, vhe-pres.; L. N.
I NSKEEP. see.
"WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, S.
i\ Spring st.; the oldest, largest and finest
npiipped commercial school in Southern Califor
nia; a thorough course in the commercial branches
and hanking; a superior ami successful Shorthand
and typewriting department and a practical Eng
lish course; new college rooms, perfectly llfjiiled
ami ventilated; electric elevator ior pupils'use;
new furniture and appliances: open all the year;
pupils received at any time: Illustrated catalogue
and full Information free. O, A. HOUGH, presi
dent; N. 0, FEI.KER, vice-president.
fpHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
JL adep'i, offers manual training, Sloyd art, liter
ary, Scientific, classical and normal departments.
Bee exhibit hi stlmsnn block, Los Angeles, or ad*
dress PMttIDBNT C, H. keyes, Pasadena.
INBTTTUTE, OABA DE ROSAS,
. Adams street, corner Hoover. Term opens
February 4th. Tuition, »iud. Kindergarten depart
ment, f» per month. Address all applications to
MICE. CAROLYN M. N. < LAVERIE.
GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL—
4U» W. Tenth st.
Miss PARSONS and Miss DKVS'KN.
PIANOS.
For SALE-BARGAINS— BTA3S DARD Up
right piano, slightly used. |2M|. Handsome
I vers jt Pond piano, snap bargain, not much
used, 9385; worth *4tw. Largest si/c cabinet grand
piano, o pedals, walnut case, fine tone, 1370, ensh or
Installments. KOHLF.K 6 CHASE, W& S. Spring
street.
A TTORNE YS-A T-LA W.
CI HEN E V YcRON I N--N W 'I '(HL FKAN X LIN
j and New Hiuh sts., Los Angeles. Booms 18,
18, h. Abstract and Title Insurance block.
IjftECK A FOLEY, ATTORNEYfc>AX*I*AW, 8
and tf, Moore block, no Court St.
A | K. YOUNti. ATTOHNEY-AT LAW, 40*
SS\ • Bradbury building.
DRESSMAKING.
\ ADIEB THAT i.IKK W WKAR" FIRST
XJ clhss fittiiiK tlr.'ssts call Bt VM s. Stall] st.
I>rrssps Tui.de dura ?4 up. MRS. STOI/TE NBK RG •
M (ir.TEB.
CONTRACTORS.
JSoNRAD BCHKHKR, URANITE. Bli'UMlN-
OliS HIMI a>phnlt pil\ illg. M7W KilHlnt.
CHOICE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
MOTT MARKET SPECIALTIES; TEAS,
coffees, spices ami olives. LCD WIG A
w' agner. telephone .v>i>.
WEATH l-R STATISTICS
«
Observations at Los Angeles and at Other
Points
United Statei D:partmcnt of Agriculture
Weather Bureau's Reports, received at Los An
geles February 20, ISO"). Observations taken at
all stations at 8 p. m., 70th meridian time:
Places Bar. Tern. Max. Tm. Wnd W'ther
Los Angeles 80.051 60 72 W lOloudv
San Piego. 30 fit; «0 70 W Pt cldy
S. I . Obispo H0.06 60 »:* N\v ( leer
Fresno 30.00 66 08 SE Pi. cldr
6an Fran co ;40.14 64 | HO BW Pt cldy
Pacramento 30.02' 58 i 64 SW Cloudy
Red Bluff 29.96 56 \ 58 S [Cloudy
Luresa . . ... ... |
Rosebura.. j29.78i 54 I 54 NW Rain
Portland.. .(29.84j 52 ( 52 |BW [Cloudy
Weather Bureau
Log ANQBLKfI, Feh. 20.
Temperature —Report of observations taken
at Los Angeles Februar;. 20th. [Note—Barom
eter reduced to fcea level. •
Time.' I Bar. Thcr. RH'm W'd.|Vei W'the*
5:00 a. m.i30.04i .00 i 4S |n£ j 2 Cloudy
6:00 p. m. 130.051 60 ! 03 ! W | 3 Cloudy
Maximum temperature, 72.
Minimum temperature, 53.
Weather Forecast
For Southern California: Fair, but some
what threatening.
MARINE NEWS
Redondo, Feb. 20,
i ARRIVED.
steamer Santa Cruz, from San Franisceo
and way, Nicholson, master, with 14 tons mer
chandise.
Steamer Corona, from San Diego, with 17
passenger!.
SAIbKp.
Steamer Santa Cruz, for Santa Cruz Island.
Steamer corona, for San Francisco, with 30
tons freight and 15 passengers.
Liverpool Market.
LivEKFOor, Feb. 20. — Wheat—Spot, quiet:
demand poor; No. 2 red winter, 4s 8d;
No. 2 red spring, 4s ;td: No. X hard Main
toba, r>s > 2 d: No, 1 California, 5s 2d.
Futures closed linn. February, 4a Od : March,
4s OUdi April. 4ab' 2 d; May, 4s U : !id; June,
4s 7d; July, 4s 7' t d.
Corn -Spot, steady; American mixed, new,
4s ' 9 d.
Futures closed firm. Fobruarv, 4s
March, 4s \d: April. 4s } A d. May, 4s ; l^d;
June, 4s*id; July, 4s :; i'd.
Flour—Steady; demand moderate; Bt. Louis
fancy winter, bs Od.
Hops—At London, Paoino coast, £2 las.
Local Bank Clearings
liOs ANOkI.CS, Feb. 20.
Following are tbe Los Angeles bank clear
ing for the current week:
Day. Exchange.-,. Balances.
Monday $ 228,915.46 $31,897,52
Tuesday 174,fi04.3S M 1,774.32
Wednesday 108,372.47 33,957.i0
Petroleum.
Nkw York, Feb. 20.-- Petroleum - Easier;
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; Blarob option
sales, "none; closed at 104'j. Lima oil sales,
none.
Bank of England Bullion.
London, Feb. 20.—-Tho amount of bullion
gone into the bank of England tods v amounted
to £23,00 J.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THVRSIfAY MORN7XG, FEBRUARY 21, 1805.
THE CROPS AND MARKETS
Fruit Exchanges Buried Under
Orders for Oranges
PRICES REMAIN UNCHANGED
The Weekly Weather-Crop Bulletin for
Southern California
l:ggs Firmer Butter Weaker—Foreign and
Domestic (train. Produce and
Provision Markets
LOU angel k», Feb. 20.
The Fruit Exchange directors held their
regular XYednesday session anil transacted the
'isual routine business. The <iuestion of
'•hanging quotat ions waf. not broached as the
unanimous feeling seems to be that it is still
too curly to talk oi a raise, and as for a reduc
tion, that is entirely out of the question. The
crop is moving very nicely at the present fig
ures, and it is thought b.-st to leave well enough
alone.
It stili lacks a week ol the first of March, when
i he Southern California orange season is usual
ly supposed to begin, but the exchanges report
that they are literally buried under orders.
There Is no remonstrance from any tOOtIOO
against prices, although competitors of th • ex
changes, it is alleged, are doing some cutting.
?o far all the principal dl« ributing points
have boon frozen up the greater part of the
winter, and the orders received have been
coming principally from places that nevertook
t aiiiornia fruit so early in the season. With
the advent oi spring in the East, the demand
for California oranges is likely to become phe
nomenal. Many growers look for an increase
in prices before tho robins nest again.
WEATHER AND CROPS
The Weekly Government Bulletin for
Southern California
Following is the United States Agricultural
Department's weather crop bulletin of South
ern California for the week ending Mondty,
February IS:
Warmer, clear w.-ather prevailed during tlie
paßt week, except on tho first two days, which
were cloud Iy, rainy and cooler than the
average; the remaining days of the week were
bright and sunshiny, with the temperature
ranging in excess of the mean, particularly
DO the 17th and ISth, when respectively, at
the Los Angeles station, and were an excess of
three decrees was noted over the weekly
avernge. Farm work was somewhat interfered
with by the rains otherwise the week pre
sented tine groivi ng weather and vegetation of
every description advanced rapidly. Oranges
ripened fast and the gathering ami shipping
of t he crop is progressing as fast as the demand
of tbe trade calls for.
SAN LUIS OBfSW COUNTY.
The rains of the past week have somewhat
checked farm work, as the ground is too
wet for plowing. Dry weather is needed to
aid in the putting in of the last of the grain
crop. Highest temperature, S3 degrees; low
est, 42; rainfall, 1.44 inches.
FKNTPP. \ COUNTY.
Baidsdale—The weather has boon warm and
dry; very favorable for work and growing
crops. Plowing is about do i: and grain all
sown and up.
i.os angei.es COUNTY.
Los Angeles City—The weather was warm
and clear, except on the first day or two, which
were cooler tha i the average. The weekly
mean temperature exceeded the seasonal
average by three degrees. Highest t erne rat v re,
88 degrees; lowest, :SH; rainfall, ,20 of an inch.
La Canada—The weather was favorable for
all crops. The orange crop is exceedingly
large and of tino quality. Highest tempera
ture, 57 degrees; lowest, U8; rainfall, 1,49
i nones.
VerdUgO -Grass and grain are growing rap
idly; fruit buds are swelling ami farmers are
busy. Rainfall since last report, 1.i3 inches.
Duarte—The weather continues favorab'e for
the growth of all crops. Several Otrloatta ol
oranges are sent off weekly. Highest tempera -
tore, 77 degrees; lowest, 43; rainfall for the
weak, 1.45; for the season. 18.71.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
Riverside —Reports show the grain crop to he
growing finely. TAOrainfall at Hornet for the
season is 14.34 inches and at Winchester it is
neariy 13 inches.
J'erris—The nights were coo! but the days
were perceptibly warmer than last week.
Highest temperature. 00 decrees; lowest, 89;
rainfall, .20 of an inch.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKETS
Wholesale and Retail Quotations, Corrected
Daily
Los ANQSUtI, Feb. 20.
Eggs are a little firmer, owing to shipments
to San Francisco, which have somewhat re
duced the surplus in the local supply Whole
salers received 13 cents today. Butter re
mains very weak at yesterday's quotations.
Following are local produce quotations:
Sutter
Creamery—Fancy 2 lb squares, 40j5.42'. 3 c;
280/ squares, B^WABoo*
Dairy Fancy 2 lb squares, n , i l ;( fJ , 3rH :2 oz
squares, 29 07 roils, 22 l a '(o2sc; fairto
good 28 os rolls, 20 *$22' 2 e.
Pickled—Nominal.
nggs
California ranch -12<q,13c.
Cheese.
California -Full cream Hals, 13W0] Young
America. 13' hand, hah cream,
flats, Sc; Young America, 9c: hand, iOc.
Eastern—Cheddars and twins, i iau'-.0.
imported—Bwlss, !£3(s2sc; Kdam, perdoz,,
*JB.nOftaO.so; 11 mberger, brick, 14
(3615 c: Westphalia, i.oc: Rockfonl, 40c.
Poultry.
Hens—per doz, $4.25r<54 60.
Young roosters—if4.2sfjß4.7s.
Old rooslers-$4.00(d)t.50.
Broilers- Q .25.
Ducks—!f4.so(fl9s.oo.
Turkeys--ll'*l2c per lb.
tieesc—7scwsl.Oo per head.
Vegetables.
Bests—7scAsl.oo per 100 iba.
Cabbage—7OfaiSoc per 100 lbs.
Carrots—7SoWf 1.00 per 10(1 lbi.
t lauliflower—suc per do-:.
Green onions—2oc per doz.
Lettuce—l2(49lsc per do/ bunches.
Parsnips—SO(tUOc per 10(1 Lbl
Onlons-$1.25(d)1.40 per 100 lbs.
Turnips—SOjesOOc per 100 lbs
sweet potatoes— #1.-10(0*1.tio per 100 lbs.
Pro\ isions.
Hams -Rex, per lb, picnic, 7c; bone
less, Sc.
Bacon—-Per lb, Rex, boneless breakfast
10' v'; light medium. 9c; medium, Be.
Dried beef—Per lb, set. 12c; Insldes, 13Wc
Dry salt pork--Per lb. clear bellies.SSac' a c :
hhortclears, 7' 4 e: clear backs, H^*.
Pig pork- Per half bbl. SO lbs, *>7.50.
Lard - Per lb, ivory compound, tie.ee-', 6fc£c;
rexolene, 7! 3 u; pure lea*, <c.
Grain and Hay.
Barley—Per ewt, feed. Ss<69de; seed. :<>■'.
91.00.
Com-Per ewt, #1i0j61.15.
Wheat—Per ewt, *i 00Al 03.
Hay—Per ton, alfalfa, $12,000)12 50; barley.
S10.00ai8.5O: oats, a? wheal,
9>15.00(j616.00.
Citrus I ; nils
Lemons—Ulieurtsd, $1.00(0)1.25; cured, BS 00
08.60.
Orange* Per box, f. Ob,, shlopers' quota
tions; Extra fancy Wnshingiou navels,
fancy navels, $2.00. choice. 8)1,75; standard,
#1.50: extra fancy seedlings, $1.76; fatlO?
seedlings, |I.oo| choice, 51.86; standard,
$1.20.
Potatoes
Local-75.A85C,
Northern- 90cfSJ$1.20.
Dried Fruits.
Apples—Sun dried, sacks, per lb, s'ftjc; boxes,
evajiorated fancy, 8(91 Oc,
Apricots—Fancy. ; choioe, OA7O.
Peaches—Fauev unpeeled, 7(<sße; peeled, 12
®14c.
Nectarines—Fancy, 8®0c; choice, 6("a)7c.
Tears-Fancy evaporated, Q(tt7c
Plums—Pitted, choice, 7(isi)c.
Prunes—Choice, boxes, 6<67c: sacks, 4-fl)6c
fancy, y^lOe.
Millbtuffs
Floui—Los Angeles. #3.40; Stockton, $3.70;
Oregon, $i.25.
Brail—Per ton, local, 820.00; northern,
Shorn-Per ton Idckf, fioriho'rn*
■18.40
Roiled barley-Tei ion. Ml.Do.
i' racked corti -Per cud, $1.-0.
Feed meal —Per ewt, gtl«UjV
Hides and Wool.
EI Idea—Sound dry, per lb, 7Vt*o| cnlled. 7e;
lonnd kip*, #oi cutis, be; shooppolta^nomb
nal.
Wool -KoAie.
Fresh Meats.
BtttOhOrs 1 prtCOs tor wholesale carcasses:
Beef -oUMUc per lb.
X'eal
Mutton -ti'as7c.
Pork - Uc.
Livestock.
tfOM -Per ewt. f8.7ft44.00.
Botl cattle HM.50A8.00.
'. aires 4ftt, ?99B.Sn per boad
Honey und Beeswax.
Honey—Comb. S'tllSopOr \b', s rained, .">i<V7c.
Beeswax—2O(gi9flo per lb.
Wool Market
Nkiv York. Feb 20. —Woo"; -Dealers genera ■
ly art still quoting ft qtlltt irade, the volume
of bUtInOSI reported footl Up to a fair Hvernge,
and manufacturers :u<* mulling many bids.
Prices are DOW about on the batllOi [Ormtr
sules.
' California -Spi Lug northern, l Sftlio; mid
die spring ll a>l 10.
Oregon -RatttfQ super, 100) 10,
ORAIN AND PROVISION*
The Doy't Transactions on the Chicago Board
ot Trade.
OHICAOO, Frtb. '20.- I'o.cign markets were
about steady and so was tho opening of the
wheat trade here May wheat closed yester
day at "('J'jo, opened at thai price and a few
transactions at a sixteenth under that. During
the urst two hours the range was aonflttl 1 be
tween the prices }utt qttOted ftml.VJ The
Nor.hwestern receipts were not as heavy at
advices had predicted Hei'oro the fOftnoon
had gone the market cotniueneed to improve.
It ruled strong botWoott*lll and I o'clock and
kept lv too neighborhood of 5 le, rather over
than under that most of the time. Tot closing
eablotoAtno Qrtn. The principal tuftUonok in
the buying here which Oi tiled tlio advance.
was a rumor whtoh oialntid damigo io tho
French crop. May sold at tit tbt OlOtO.
comwoj not vary ootifo but was flrnt, it
■tfOngt i was inspired by wheal. May oponed
Ot 14 T H e, told sparingly at M 4 ijUV-, * 08Cl
-11 "hC ami closed at 4 is 4t" s c.
In oats tbe BuotUtjUOlM were ruled entirely
by corn and a firmer market was reported.
May sold, from 10 MBJifo, olottng at the
latter prlca
rhe nog receipts, which were estimatsd at
33,000, numbered 42,000 and the latter
number is estimated for tomorrow. The pro.
vision market weakened as a consequence.
Pork opened with a deltnc of 7' ,c, lnr<l 5c aud
ribs sc, and those, wore the losses established
hy the closing quotations.
The leading futures closed as follows
Wheat No. Si-
February $50? m
May 53
Juiy 64
Com No. 2—
February 42H9' l! 4
May 44 ye i l 's
July 41' a '»a-l4' r, B
Oats No. 2 —
February 2** l
May
July 201,
Cash quotations wero as follows :
Flour -stoidy; Winter patents, #.!. 23/33.00;
straights, 93..00(£&50; nprlng patents, $3.00 0
3.50: straights,s2,oo3&2.7,i ; betters' extras,
$ 1.75.® 3.10
Wheat—No. 2 spring, 53' Iftk&ll ; No. 3
Spring, nominal; No. 2 red, 6094 ".51 E4O,
Corn—No. 2, 42! l' 2
Oats r No. 2. 9oJ4<ii No. 2 white, 31 l a -l.'tJc,
No. Il white,
Rye- no. 2, n2, l a v.
Barley- No. 2, 35; No. 3, 52' 3 'iss4 , j; No.
4, 51c.
Max seed-No. L 81.39(91.40.
Timothy seed —Prime, 85.75u15.80,
Mess pork-Per bid.. 81O.0.i($lO. 15.
Lard—Per too lbs. 98.40.
Short ribs—Sides, loose, 95,10®5.16.
Shoulders —Dry salted, boxed, 94,031£(51'76.
Short clear—Sines, boxed. .
Whisky—Diatillors' finished goon, per gal..
On tiie produce exchange today, the butter
market was steady; creamery, 12(9480; dairy,
tftßiOe.
Eggs were tlrm; fresh, 2t!r<92ti:^.
HBCKII'PS AND Sll I I'M ENTN.
Article. Receipts, Ship'ts.
Flour, barrels.... 21,000 12,050
Wheat, bushels 13,00 I IS.OO'J
Com, bushels 229,000 41,00 )
Oats, bushels 250,000 15,000
Rye, bushels 0,000 0,005
Barley, bushels 07,000 21,000
DRAIN AND STOCKS
Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires
Lo< As\iKi.evFeb. 20.
De Van St Rutledge, grain and slock brokers,
furnish the following market bnl'etius for the j
benefit of iocSl speculators:
Is it any more essential that we have a gold
reserve than that we should have a wheat re
serve One is the staji oi life, the most use
ful ami most used of all product! and has a
value in itself, while the oilier is only the
standard of value and is valuable only as a
luxury and because it takes a certain amount
of labor to produce it. We do not pretend to
say that a gold reserve is unnecessary, but be
lieve that a wheat reserve Is an absolute ne
cessity, and the fact of having hud a larger
stock on hand than (or the past few years
should not have depressed the, price as has!
the ease.
We must not forget to take Into oonsidcra- I
ttOU the fac: that our population has increase! '
iv proportion to the wheat reserve: when the 1
surplus comma-noes tO be drawn upon It will
disappear as if my magic; besides, we believe
that by taking the total amount of wheal, corn
and oats in the country at the present lime, t
we will find that there is not so much on hand J
now as was held when Wheat sold for 11 per
bushel. BlXty pounds 01 wheat is worth as j
much Intrinsically tjday ns it ever whs, and
the present price has been brought about by
manipulation aud loss of confidence. This j
Condition cannot long continue. Wo are not
going to have enormous crops every voat . No i
country ever did and nine over will, and we, j
feel that with four lUOdeSlirO large yields It is |
only prudent to prepare for a shortage iv the j
near future, and believe the present is tiie j
time to buy, and that those ot our customers j
who take our advtcs will be able to make a
yery good protU on small risks.
The reported damage to the French wheat
crop and a better demand for cash wheal ad'
ded strength to the market.
opened. High. Low. Closed, j
Wheal, cash 607 a '
May o-'i 53»i 53)4 5354 1
July ftlw 54l a 6353 o4&
Corn, ot eh — 423*
May 44*4* 44 7 „ 44' „ iiXm
July 44' 4 44>, 4l* 14 - H ,
Oats OSw
May 20J4 •
I'ork, May 910.17?£g10.30 910.
VV PKAWISCO M.WtKKr.
Wheat—May. s+' 4 \ closed 11:15 a m»es
lion, SS :i 4 c; D Ofinbet closed at 11:15 a. tu.
Bess ion, o*' 6c,
Barley—May, 74*.: closed at 11:15 c in. ses
ilon. 74 I u c December, 74iSo.
KgW Yiiuk STOQK map.kKi'.
Opened. High. Low. Closed, j
Sugar »2«s 02', 02*. \
i ll[csgO (ias 72 fc » 73 72-- X 73
Si. Paul 6 '* 5M£ 55' 4, 5.V,
W*. L". Tel. Co. |7|J 8S!. S7\ HH
C. B. A Q . .. 71'„ 7tt| 71 7I' 4
Manhattan 107 lOTJi lOO 1 .. I(J7' 4
Luke Shore ... 138*54 137 130% |30A 8
Lackawanna.. 16814 15814 158 ,
Korthwestern. 01 Bf¥jj 93 oo
N. J. Central.. 8:i; B UK 83% ■
Distillers. .... S»„ tit, BK
Heading JO 10 11 10
SAN PRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Kuard Prices .--Grain and Produce .love
merits
Sa>' Fi'.ANcrsco, Feb. '20.— Wheat— Firm;
December. 9is§ei May. s»c
Daney—lnactive; Hay,7A a f,-, December, 74 r, 8
torn -81.23..
Bran~*i3.flo.
Flour-Family extras, 83.20ft8 85: bakers'
extras.«:i.is<<e3.2s: superfine, *2.10f»3.40.
Wheat —Movement in this article continues
slow. No. i shipping, BIV, with the cus
tomary advance for more choice qualities.
Milliug, Btf' 4 ip>Poc; Walla Walla, 75c for fair
at'erage quality: 7H , 4 /n>Si l t i; for blue stem and
72Uc for damp stock.
Barley—Trade drags; buyers are Indifferent.
Feed, tairto good. 72'.vj*v3 ;, 4 e; choice, 7.» c;
brewing. 85(<a90c.
Oata—Offerings moderate, but the demand
is equally so. Quotations are as follows:
Milling, »l ( 02U»t 15; surprise, ftl.O»(ftl. l»:
ianevfeed, *l.0O*l.(>5; good to choice, 9fio!s
81.00: fair to good, OOftßSc: poor to fair, S2' I *'
MBTlift; hWcVtt.ls«t'Bo; red, 91.9X3)1, IT'» :
gray, &i}f%pTi4
RECEIPTS.
i Flour, sacks ' H. 500
Oregon I,o*l
j Wheat.certtals ... 0.0*4
Oregon l,**T
! Hark'*.centals 1,711
Oregon ~ 144
j o«ts, mentals (M
. Oregon l,:»s:i
Corn, centals 855
It ye, sack 8711
Oregon 078
Ilea us, sacks 1,749
San PrsagJoso Vegetable Market.
PAH Khanit|ooO| Feb. 90. - of veeeta
lile)) tOdOf were J i botes of asparagus an 1
l.s sjieks 0t green pens and J sacks of string
beans, 10 rhubarb
I Hot house nuennji hers 7."»ci(ti.oo perdos.
I Asparagii ;■ i."ma.. r »e.
, It hubs ro - ijll 7.i per box.
String beans - If)■«l j 1 .jc per lb.
'irecti peas-5/eye.
Bqttash— \i arrow fat, t?fl 00'djlOiOO per ton ,
: Hubbard, *7.l>ojj«t,oa •
j l'eppe;-N -Oreeii, ll*t'lc per lb. .
Turnips -*itic per cental
Boots— Uo{s7tVo per sack,
j carrots -:i. (g>snib.
! Cabbage -HisJKOo.
I Uarllc—Bfj9BUo per ll>.
Can tin twt per dog.
Peppers -Dried) per 15.
Okra -Dried, FJE-c.
Chicago Live Stock Markets
CHtCAUO. Feb. ffs*—Cattle The demmd og
peeded tut supply slightiy siirl the (ecling was
liruu r. Cnmuion t i cx'ra steer.-, #B.tHJtj| I.OOJ
stockcri and (eodors, lO: rows and
bulls. fI.fIOQOI. Ill; Texas entile, * .00 8.. H.
The bug rgarkot g«t a ndvefe ml back. After
0| etiing up at etstorday's close the price had
tal.en UNfljloe ueioie 11 u'clnult, and the feeling
was weak to the ft nub. Rtotlpts were several
thousand head Inrgr-r Hind eNiecieil, which
Was the iiuinediaie cause of the I reuk. The
greater pari sold at • for iigitt and
$8.00 0.4 ,lfl ior avorsges of lioU pounds
I'll ere was comparative. ■teaVßue** 'n the
•heep rgorkot. >n far tiiis week he arrivals
' mive boon WOdorate ami tiie demand good.
The range ol quotations for
■ poor to extra sheep and Wl.AOa •> oil for I am US,
; Khoopsnhitarg ly»t#i.d (j|t f U5i and .f t.T-■ fr4*
j ">.; i < bought most of the laiubs
[ Uecoipts-Catlle, 12000: caivos, —; bogi,
I 45.000] sheep, l« t OA>.
The Orange Mkffcet.
New YOBKi Feb 'JO. - Oranges — QotOt:
F;ori<!a. 92.00Q) L 15: others, 90.2& a> i»00,
LOS ANGELES MILLIONAIRES
There Are Not Very Many on the
Assessment Rolls
Only Flfty-twO Individuals or Corporations in
the County Pay Taxes on a Valuation
Exceeding $100,000.
),o* aK9BLM, Keb. 20.
The Dally Journal, a local morning slieot de
voted almost exclusively Co Court House news,
has made a search of the last county assess
ment roll in order to ascertain how uhiiv indl
viduaN or corporations iv tho county pay
taxes on 910,000 or over. Tue investigatian
disclosed ihat three are just 834 taxpayers ol
this class in the county.
following is a list of those rated at $100,000
or over, there being only 03 of this class:
Name. Reside nee. Amount.
Amos toy, P., heirs ..Los Angeles .8197,510
Ala mi 101 Land Co Long Beach 120,570
Hixby, .1. iV: Co Los Angeles . 178,000
liixbv, .lotham Long Heach.. 109,000
Bryeon, John, Sr Los Angeles.. 196,850
Bradbury, C, L, heirs..Los Angeles.. 430,250
Baldwin. 10 ,1 Arcadia. ... 303.950
(taker, Mrs. A. II de ...Los AllgOleS.. 0*2,105
Child», 0. W., heirs ... L a Angeles.. 1411,070
childs Mrs. hmeliue Los Angeles., 188,908
Colin. K,A Co Los Aujpilos.. 171,050
Downev. J. 11., heirs ....Los Atlgelei 379,0:0
Foy, s."c. Los Angeles.. 110,700
Freeman, d centiueia .... 100,550
Green, CO Pasadena 140,550
(ilassull,Andrew Los Angeles.. 100,806
llarrcll, Jasper..' l.os Angeles . 238,455
Hollenbeck. Elisabeth..los Angeles., 208 830
Hellman. I, W. *an Francisco 420,575
Johnson,O. T., Los Angeles.. 1G4.400
Jones, Doriii Los Angeles. 230,005
Jones, John II l.os Angeles . 142,146
Jones, John P Santa Monica. 282,280
Laukershim, Mrs. A. L.Los Angeles.. 116,025
Lankershlm, James R Los Angeles.. 104,P10
Laronde Pierre ~Los AngelOs 110,085
L, A. City Watrr Co . l.os Angeles . 527,000
L. A. Lighting Co Los Angeles.. 212.050
L. A . Fanning and Mill
ing Co • Lob Angeles.. 517,.V20
L. A. Terminal R'yCo Los Angeles., 111,037
L A. Klectric il'y C0...L0s Angeles.. .ISO.SIO
McDonald, P.. M Los Angeles.. 100,250
Mesmer, Louis .... . Los Angeles . 128,400
Mora, Francis Los Angeles 312,000
Macneil, linger e1 al ... Los A Qgeles.. 1 "JT,t;'.».">
Newhall Laud 4i P. Co..San Francisco 288,320
Pfcrty. W. Hi .l.os Angeles,, 169,915
Phillips, Louis.... Spadra . 327.570
Porter, 11. P Sail Francisco ItdLBBO
Porier L. A- \\. Co Los Angeles 201,105
Rediek, John I Omaha. Neb.. 106,350
Koeder, Louis Los Angeles. . 138,700
Itose, L. j. <fc Oo sau Gabriel 1-4,8i0
Sentous, E. S: L. . Los Aligoles., 114,510
Spence. I". F., heirs Los Angeles.. 105,7(J0
stimson,T/D... Los Angeles... 600,205
H.P.R.R.CO Los Angeles.. <>!»;,7d5
So. Cal. R'vCo Los Angeles 148 245
Thorn, C, X Los Angers. 120,725
\'an Nuys, L N Los Angeles.. HL'.KiO
Wilson,' Catherine ...Los Angeles . 126,480
Wnlfsklll, .1. W.,etal.. Los Angeles 100,400
It will thai there areonly five as
sessed for more than half a million dollars.
These in the order of the amouu l of their as
sessments are: Los A ngelOS Firm lug and
Milling Company, Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, Mrs. l road I a it.de Baker, Los Angeles
city Wuter Com pa uy and T. IL Slnuson.
Assuming that the assessed valuation is DO
per cent of tho teal value (property is pre
sumed to be assessed at two thirds its full
value, it i* seen that there are not many mil
lionaires, in Los Augc .es. rbe only individuals
that would r*nk as such on a 50 per ecu. basis
are Mrs. liakcr and Mr. Stimson.
i'herearos. Individuals and linns assessed
for sums ranging from 960,000 to iffIOO.OO
there are 701 that pay taxes on Assessed valu
ations ranging from $10,000 to 950,000.
ftoney Q/uototions.
nkw i*ohk, Feb 20.- Money onoall ea«y at
2 per cent 1 last loan at la per cent; Closed at
\\i cent.
Prime merusAllUe paper --IP a " a).v j cor (rapt.
Sterling exchange -steady, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bills at SI.SS ~ jp4.Bß'i for de
mand and 94.88*1(04.87 for 00 day.
Posted rates—94.B7^«)4 48!4>
Commercial bill—94.SHl4,
Silver certificates -0011 l
Sax FftaNOtSC », Feb. 20. —light drafts 0.1 New
York, per9loo, s*o,
rolegrephtQ, par.
London. Feb 20. — Bonk of England dlsoouttt
rate. 2 per cen'.
Consols. 104 I 1-16
New York Cotton Market.
New YORK, Feb. SO. -cotton market opened
at an advance of 1 point; at the best showed
an advance of 1 tsß points, and at the lowest a
net loss of 2 ($5 pn tits. Spot opened steady at
a dee me of 1 ICO points.
S. R. COOPER & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
114, S. Main st. Telephone 1409.
Chicago Grain
New York Stocks
S. F. Wheat and Barley
Bought,sold and curried on margins. Daily
Circular and little books on speeuluiion. or
110W To maKL" monky, moiled free.
Stockholders' Meeting.
VTOTICK is HKREBY GIVEN THAT THB
l\ Board oi Directors of the Hesperia Land
and Water Company has, by resolution duly
passed on the Irtth day of January, ISOS,
called a nieeting of the stock hout
t >r« of said company to meet
on Tuesday, April 23d, ISOS, at 4 o'clock
p ni. at Lhe office*?! the company, being room
310 Bradbury Building, In the City of Los An
gclCS, Los Angeles couuly, State of California
said place of meeting befog the principal place
where tiie Board of Directors usually meet.
Said meeting of the stockholders of said cor
poration is called for tho purpose of consider
ing the propriety of creating a bonded Indebt
edness of the said corporation for toe sura or
amount of .ff>o,ooo (ninety thousand dollars),
the pay men I ot said Indebtedness to be secured
by mongage or deed of trust upon the property
ol the suiu corporation. Il is furl her ordered
1 hat the foregoing order be published in The
Herald, a newspaper published in Lob Angeles
City, Cel., as provider! by law.
} S. H. MOTT,
Secretary Of said Corporation.
Dated this 21st duy of February. 1895.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
Uncle Sam's Credit Stands the
Critical Test
NEW BONDS AT A PREMIUM
It Took Just Twenty Minutes to Dispose
ol the Entire Issue
Bids SsoeiVOd fir Basis Par In. livcess of the
AnOkftt lor Sale (jrneral
Financial News
RIW Tnp.K, Cob 20.~1t took J. l'ierpont
Morgan, aeiintf (or Ictnsef and August Hel
mniit. Just twenty minJite.« to my tv receive
a d close bids for the f9j,500,003 new 4 per
cent bond-. Tiie Syndicate will dispone of the
hulk Of the louh ahiiud iv tho interest of the: r
agreement wtiji tin: government to maintain
thetitsh go.d resorvO, A pre:nium or lHl'a
was hid ior the t.ow bonds in thil tunrkot
Tliis wns not tin active day on the .-lock Ex
change, but the spe ula'.lon in the main was
llrm iv tone and a nvijurity ol the issues ilea It
iv o used bier er ihnn yesterday. The atirac
tion wtuthc ooofiiu'i of the lubocriptlon/lists
for the new 4 pel COUt government loan at the
office of Kelmoni A: Co and Morgan <v Co,
Other than subscriber* were anxious about
the result, for upon the success of the loan
buograst commercial as well as great finan
cial Interests, the credit of he United states
being on trial.
The tirst news touching the subscriptions in
tho bOttdl came fr. m London Iv the Associ
ated Press dispatches announcing that the
Un.n had been subscribe I for many times over,
with subscriptions still coming in. This was
followed up by the announcement that the
bondholder! htro had closed the subscription
books within twenty minutes after they had
been opened, tho Issue having I een lar-ely
owrs ld. The figures arc withhold until the
allotments ac decided upon, which, it is ex
pected will be made public on Saturday. Tho
rush of BUbtOrlpttoUS brought the bonds into
favor in tho open nvirkct aud they were bid up
(0 119. which if a. premium of ft 1 , per cent
on the syndicate prices.
At the opening of the stock market a firm
tone prevailed but the trading was light A
fairly good buying movement was, however,
soon begun, which resu ted iv ti fractional
improvement In Hie more active stocks. ■ The
olroulotion of reports unfavorable to Chicago
(ius led to selling of that stock and then a de
cline, a UrgO fraction of which was quickly re
covered The rest uf tie ii>t was withheld,
and in a tew cases slight gains were inude.
During the hour preceding noon tho specu
lation was st rong for the loading hhsres. in
the early hours tho market was stagnant, but
about 1 o'clock an attack was made on Tobacco
on the strength of a report tnat a lack of har
mony existed in tho Hoard of Directors and
tho stock gave way ll ... with a final rally of %.
New Jorsoy Central, Northwestern, Manhattan,
Sugar and a few other shares gave way a
fraction, but there was DO general reaction.
Tho market was decidedly (inn during the
lasl hour of business and closed iv good tone
There was a brisk demand today in the rail
way aud miscellaneous bond market, which
resulted in a largo volume ml business being
transacted and some material appreciations
were recorded.
Closing Stacks.
New York, Feb. 20. —Toe closing quotations
we;e:
Atchison 4 P. P.D .A Cult... 3
Adams Ex .... 14- North western
Alton, ferre H... dopfd 189
dopid N. V. Central .. 90
American Mr. .110 N.Y, «N. Eng... 89K
Balt.dk Ohio t)2Jf Ontario & Wist.. IO 1 *
Can i'acific ... *H.\» Oregon Imp . ... 9y%
( an. Southe.n... 48 OrugoiiNav 18
Central I'aeiiic .. 13 oregon-dmrtl.lne
Ches.4 Ohio H' l t .... 4H
chic. Jt Alton.. lOfiU'PaqiflcMail . 39m
i'.h, t ti q 71)■ » Peoria Doc. & X.. %%
Chicago (las 7;i' B Pittsburg —154
COD Oas IKM% I'ullntau loi
C. U. C A Ht. L... 193 ft* Reading 0%
CO).Coaldtlron . 4' a RlohmondTar—
Cotton Oil I*'* do pid
Del. & Hudson . 147' m Kin u.N ctern .. UK
De . Lack. W lAd do pid .... ... ill
I) Sz X Q, pid 95 Uook Island ti'- 1 *
Distillers s ,7 rt HUPstul . SSW
East Term dopfd IVrH
licle H : \ m. Paul Si O 31
'do pid 17 do p(d 109
Fort Way DO IfiU Southern PACInO 17',
at. North'n ofd 100 Sugar ttaflnery... 9jJ£
c & ic. M. pfd 00 l enu. iloal cUrou 1»K
Hocking Valley.. 19 Texas Pacta o 8^ a
Illinois Cen &0. Uanpfd. 7tiW
St Paul Jc Duiuth *-io Unioupacltlc — o; 4
Kan.it lex. old. 9914 U. 8. Express ... 411
Lake Erie <k W.. . loft Wabash, bt.Louis
do pfd 71 A Pad Ho oU
Lake Shore UM\ do pfd
Lead Trust 88«|WeUs Fargo Ex 109
629$ Wag torn Union . 8*
LetN. Albany... 0 Wheeling AL. X.. BJ4
Manhattan Con 107 dopfd Btfs|
Memphis char 10 Minn A: St. L 20
Michigan Con ... W n. &K. <> . ...11
Missouri Pacific .91 Oen.Electric 29U
Mobile A 0hi0... 14 Nat. Linseed ... 10K
Nash, ik Chat Ot Col. Fuel & Jron. '21
NaU cordage 4VA* dopfd 00
dopfd ... O&H.AT. C: 2! 3
N V Central .... BW&S Vol A.A. A North
Norfolk & pfd. 11 1 a Michigan I
North American.. 3& loi. BU L«k K. C. 1
Northern Pacific, do pfd 7
North'n Pacpld i"' r, d tmericanTobao..
go. it. k do pfd
t Bid.
Bond List.
New York, Feb. 2d. —The pfßoial Closing
quotations on tho stock botrd ior the bond list
s as follows:
C. S. ss, reg 115', Den. <fc 11. O. 7b. .. 114' 2
do ss, coup.. . .110 do Is .. SI
do4k, reg 112 Brie Seconds— 68
do 4s, coup ... 112 li. 11. £S. A. tts .. 02' a
do 2s. Reg 85 do 7s .100
Pae. ;»s. of 05 .100 H, * I Cent .105',
Ala., Class A .10l> a do Us 101' a
do Class B. . .105 M. K. T. Ist is ho h
do class C 08 . do 2nd 4b 46' 4 !
do currency .. D 8 \l vi ual Unlou Os.ll 1 1 a
La New Cons, 4». 02. V.J. Cen. Gon.ssiti ,
Missouri OB . ...1"0 .North. Pac Ists.iLJ
n. Carolina 8l 185 do3ndl 85
do 4s .. ... 00 N. W. consols ..140
S Car. Nou*Fund. IM do 8 F. deb, 5s los' a
Tenu. New Set Os tiloG. W. lsts. ... Od
do 5s 100 St. Paul Con. 7s 120 !
do Us due. A P.W 5s 108^
do Old 8s BO 81.L.4 L M.Geh 5s 75
Va. Centuries >os% it, L. .t BPGen Os 103
pfd 6 Tex. Pat: lsts— 85
Atchison 4b 04V do 2lids 23*4*
do 2nd \ 17' 4 n\ p. lets of Mm. .108 ■
Canada So 2uds 10S% West Shore 45.... 104 :, 4 \
C Pac. Ut of '05 100 ,|BO. it. K. 5s —
| Bid.
Government bonds-Strong; registered 6a
being up' 4; do coupons 'j, 4s coupons per
cent higher ihSJI yesterday.
state bonds inactive.
HattroHii ponds—Firm.
Mining Shares.
Sas FRANCISCO, F00.20 —The OfflotgJ (dosing 1
quotations tor mining slocks today ware as foi-
IOWS:
Alta 32 Julia 01 j
Alpha Con Otl Justice .00
Andes .22 Kenluck con. ... !
Belcher 3b Lady Wash'n con. ,03 1
Hello Isle Mexican 72
Best A Belcher 74 Mono 20 1
BodicCou 85 Ml. Diablo ... — ,:0 j
Bu.liou OS, Navajo i
Bulwer con 13 Occidental con... .05 1
Caledonia.... 00 Ophlr 140 [
Challenge Con .2«|Ovcrinuu 12 I
Chollar 48 Polosi 45
Confidence 89 Savage 37 J
Con. Cel. tk Va 2.55 ttcorpion —
Con, Imperial 01 Sieira Nevada 57 '
Con. New York silver Hill 03 '
t rown Point 3S Silver King....... .10
Exchequer 02 Onion Con 41
uould A Curry 41 Ctah Con
Grand PrISC j Yellow Jacket. ... .42
Hale <t Norcross... .87]
London Stock Market
New York, Feb, 20.-The Evening Post's
London cablegram says;
Tho markets were dull to lay Forcittn stocks j
were weak on the Egyptian news. Prices on j
the Paris bourse were weak but letter at ihe
ciese. Amerlmus were dull, notwithstanding
the RUCOeesof the new loan, but closed better.
Slyer stocks w*M w-ok.
Silver BbtlHMr.
Ban Patttcaeri». Feb 2d. Silvs r bars per
ounce, rt->V* 7 r *
Mexican dollars, 4tt4< ctoe
Nrw Xo%IL Pot 27. -Silver bin, par or.nee,
Mexican dollars, 4VjC
Lj\ijo'*, K-i JO -Bat si ver billion, par
ounce. ,'J H :ie, 27 11 - '.H I.
Boston ou3tatl3n3.
Ho-ton, Feb. jo. —The closiuj quotation*
Atchison I'M doitoan - 7*
jleTl I'-ieplione . U»l -"nn Ui go —
Burlington ......7t
REAL RtTATB TRAVSrh iS
Wu>vrmMf, Fe >. 'JO.
Delia tteGregorytO Pan ulo M Reynold*
-- l<o Jo, il i Kasard's su)> lot in,
Grlmn's ud X l. A J 3,500
John 0 Oowne and U EtCWWford to
Lander Jones-Lots I, g, 31 and *.
Crawford's ad to IJOWuCjf city 819
li L Doheny tn Samuel * onuou—Und 1 j
lot 4, bl 11; nri 1, bi ft; und ' v l»i
IS. Id 11: und ' a 1 t . ■■■ I. i. A
lin pint 00*SSUb 10... 1 and H, bl 3..',
H A 2,500
Same to S.ilcna Kimball —(Jltd l-» lot
IV, hi Hi: und l-d iot .8, ol X; und
|*a lot 14 bl tO, and 0 und 1U- bl 11
same sub '2,500
Harriet i Benson t<» day UuePtl g Lot • ■
•27, hi li Ulasi ll'saorO'lol 3, hi ..o,
II also p irt of lots i, 2 an i 11. A J
Sanborn's re plat t-. 20 and 2 .sumo
bib 1,500
Palmer th ip;u to jos Mami—Lot '.»,
hi 2*, Tl ril UonltH t W .-.ito ... 50
Agues li McMartlll t'» < X U 'r..ey— Lots
;( and I. n part, o lot 2, sec 3..12 M,
ri t W; also lot l 'ati'l v io acres
lot 12, bl 11, Orefcuiitu Canada, 2,001
E a Miller to Augustus H'ne - N 'j lot
5.J and s'., lot I, Miller A Ilorrioi's
resuO Pit/":.'raid trl 4 000
L T Gar isey to Gain Hen v -L ts 17 and
1 •, bl fti, Buriiatik 1-3
El (sabot 11 Irvine to W 11 Noiswendor-
Loi 113, id l.City I'eutcr in SCO
Jos A Small tn Geo ttinsabaugh—Lot 5 >,
Welseudangcr City in . 3,000
.las 11hv■ s to Jeuaie Haves --Lot 70,
Hide itrt 1,100
Jennie Hayes to James liiyoa-Lot tin,
Ia mo irt .... 1,100
Hen X ward • ai to Mrs a X vox Lot
17, Wo d<& Baubury trt, Paaadon t. 500
W li Hopkins et al tit Amelia M Varick
aud Francis 1 Hinckley -Lot 10, Hall
sub ( arr irt, Pasadena, and other
properly ■»
F B PresoOtt tO Mary X St owe! I-f ltd K\
lot 0. C'UOpmail tn, Pasadena '— 10
1 v Preston* trustee, to n ledegrua- 4
LotS 11 and 12, bl Gurvaiiza, add
No i 200
w k Higglns to Kate tt hlto-Lots n
and 1.-, bl 25, t'ul co-opei alive, col
trt ... 2,500
East side Bank tOO 1 Steams—Lot 23,
bl P, i larva 88 ud No 1. . . 800
State Loan and Trust Co to same—s
10t'22, same hi 400
Jno li Davtsson to same -Lot 10, blk Wj
same ad. 150
Will l> i.ould to same-Lois 20 and 21,
II P, same ad ..... 285
Jiiiiu Robinson Ford to J 88 auso:i ami
A X Pomeroy, trustees-- LO. \H, bl
W, same ad, quit claim.... * 1
,i s Blauson and a li Pomeroy, trustees
to 8 1 steams— Same lot 200
8 i Steams to A M caileiidgr—Lots 2 *,
21, 2.1 and s M 22, bl P; l"ts 10. 11,
liand 13, hi o, same ad Grant
Eilssbeth BeUtier to llautinh A Car
nenter—Lot 7t bl 10, Vineland X
Shirley »' Ward to Security Loan and
[rustCo—Lots id und 11, blk li,
Bonnießroo tn, suoject to $304)0
mortg 0,000
Nathaniel C Smith to Ira a Carr—Lots
3d arid 24, J X (iiddirg's SUb I'asa
d ma. subject to o«*Q } mortg 100
Steams RanchO CO to M Meyer-80.87
acres ho Los Coyotes 10
Norman Bakor (0 Jno o'* on nor —Lot 1,
vi 70, iv provldencit & Scott in 2,000
Phoebe Chlpmao to FrancisC Maynord
—Lot 0, bl At J II BrvcnPa PlfUOK*
st sub '~0 0
Cll WllllS tO J B Stout Lot 4, r , Al
hambra trt . 701
Lillian sturge to II It Kite—N oO ft iot
h, bl ft, New Pair Oaks aye trl, auu
part 01 lot 7, Michucr's sub Saniinit
aye trt. Pasadena 2,100
Frank A Dlbson. trustee, to Frank
:-ehade Lot 41, Clark A Bryan trt B>u
Jos IConnlng to ftlonvo Averiii—w U
lot 7, LA Homsicad trt 1.100
Bmolfno child* in .--iisati Ludlow - l.o:
13. bl 8 O W Child s 200 iot trt I,oßft
Chas FOSter to .Miff- Anne X A oroi. v
Loi im, Bolgravio o,ou*
W II Workman to it li F Varlel —S 174 ft
10. 71, bpence'a add to Hoy te
H-ights !•
Robt Hale 10 T W Hrotlierton-Und 'a
part of lots It), 11 and 12, hi Ji, •
Bonnie Brae trt lots I>, 14 and
part of 18, Miller .t Herriott's sub
ir v Mrs Fltsgorald's trt »
Adelaide d'Artois to S X Lindley--Lot
25, bi X, Nob llil trt 700
Marin L Daniels to .fas II Smith-Lots
1"> and 10, B M Frank's sub Withe
row lit 1
Henry Oloment and X ijah Gay to Jno
W Dunning Lots 12 aud 13, hi C,
Day Star trt 25
X B Carter to A Churchill—Nw ' 4 , nw ! 4
sec 20, tv ii, r 10 w 000
F A Gibson and Pacific Mutuil Life
Ins Goto Martha W Whipple—Lot
IAS. Gridor A D tw's sub Efrlstraitor
trt 380
Minnie Youßhln to tuna Maria Krav
ohyk—Blk ft Arlington Heights trt 1,560
lleh'ti .I NIICS tO Jennie X 'i arr—Lot 5,
bl2, Mills' sub Sabichi trt 5
grj mm a tt V:
Deeds 53
Nominal 10
Total 1P52.377.50
No one in ordinary health need become Laid
or gray if ho will follow sensible treatment.
We advise cleanliness of the scalp and the usj
of Hull's Hair utnower.
A Cheap Paoslly still
I'or distilling water. Send for circular. F. K.
Itrowne, No. 314 SOUlb Spring street.
Wall pane: house of the coast, 838 8. Spring
DR. WONG HIM, wild has practiced inedl
eine in Los Angeles for 20 years, and
whoso ofliee is ai 830 Upper Main street, will
treat by medicine all diseases uf women, men
and children. The doctor claims that he has
remedies (hat are superior lo all others as a
Specific for troubles of women and men. A
trial alone will convince the sick thai Dr.
Wong Mini's remedies are more eOicHeous than
ciin be prescribed Dt, Wong Him is a Chinese
physician of prominence and v gentleman of
responsibility. His reputation is more than
well established, and ail persons needing his
services can rely on his skill and ability. \
cure is guaranteed in every case in which a re
covery is possible. Herb medicines (orsale.
DR. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR,
6)9 Upper Main Street, Los Angeles.
P. o BOX 227, M ATIuN i*. I
l.os A,NoKl.ee, ("al.. lunc 17, 131)4.»
To TBI PpßLtt : I bare been suffering with
piles anil kidney trouble for over rive yea s,
and nave tried several remedies, but all failed
to relievo me. A short time since 1 tried Or.
Wong Him. 039 Upper Main street, end I am
now well and strong and consider him a first
class doctor. Yours truiv,
W. 11. lIILI.YKR,
230 S. Hill st., Los Angeles, Cal,
Los ANQ ki.i -. .Mine 0, 1893.
To Title PUBLIC; For overlive venrs I have
been troubled with nervous sick headache and
liver complaint. 1 didn't seem to find any help
from the many doctors and medicines that I
tried until 1 "tried Dr. Wong H mi. 0:19 I'pper
Main Street lam now well Yours truly,
MISS M. li BROCK.
4*s QintOH aye., LOS Angeles, CaL
TO THE PUBLIC:
Log ANpBXKi, Cal., July 2i, 1804.
DR. WONGHIM, BUB Upper Main st.
Dkak But! 1 take plea-it re in adding my tes
timony to ttie many you air ady have received.
I will say that after taking your treatment for
catarrh of the head and throat, thai I am now
well, and ask you to reler to me any person
that may leel okeptiral and I will satisfy them
as to the efficacy of your treatment. Yours
truly, I*. K. KINO.
Attorney aud Notary Public,
Uarvauza, Cal.
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