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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-06

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The Builder and Contractor furnishes the
following items of interest:
Morgan & Walls are preparing plans for
!. NJ. Van Mugs of five-story business
block 60x160 feet to be erected on the east
side OF Broadway. between Fourth and
Fifth streets. The character of the mate
rtals to he used in it's construction has not
vet been decided upon The building will
be occupied by Barker Brothers, the furni-
ture dealers.
Bltck & Moore are preparing plans for q
two-story frame residence 34x40, granite
foundation inside finish Shasta pine, poll
iphed floors, estimated cost 5000; to be
built at Pomona for s. D. Moles.
Austin q SHILLING are preparing plans
for DR.. Mccullough Of two-story ten
room residence. Sox50 feet; inside finish
yellow pine. polished floors. shingle roof;
10 be built on the corner Of Tenth and AL
varado.
John Parkinson has prepared plans for
Charles p, Benedict of a two-story nine
room English residence. 40x90 feet, cob
bAe-stone foundation, dormer windows,
ehtngle roof; to be built on Coronado street,
between Boulevard and Sixth
Plans have been prepared for $4,000
residence for Mrs. Ingram. to be built on
Adams, near Western avenue.
The published statement that the con-
tract Tor the erection Of thirty two-story
residences for the University Of Southern
CALIFORNIA; had been let is too previous.
The directors have no intention Of building
any houses
work has commenced on the construc-
ton OF the residence of Col. IT. G. Otis, on
Wlnhire boulevard. This viii be one of
the largest apd most picturesque buildings
~ that portion OF the city, and will be
done by days work.
The Pasadena Electric Railway company
has had plans prepared OF building suit
able for depot and general office purposes.
to be erected on its property on West
Fourth street, between Broadway ana Hin.
which they propose to build a. soon "a the
opening Of an alley through that block
has been agreed upon.
g. W. Stimson has had plans prenare<7
for ave new houses. one Of which will IL
built on West Ninth. near Georgia. two on
Westlalke avenue. between Twelfth and
Pico. one on Tenth, near overton. ana an !
on Tenth, between Grand avenue ana 81 "
4 This executors Of the estate Of Dominro
Amestoy viii build a one-story brick buiId-
lng. to hnYe = frontage Of about t6ir1v-
four feet on I,os Angeles street, near Md.
/ = - heuvs y ~ sseus ,ik,pe i.
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European Markers

NEW YORK, JAN 5.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram;
The stock markets here were quiet. but
strong. today The feature was the rise in
Grand Trunks on professional support
here and from Glasgow. There was fur
Their rise in China and Japan loans. Amer
leans were neglected. but closed better.
Union Pacific was strong
Gold is IT'S 101sd. The money market was
easy ON the release of government divi-
dends and the discount houses may lower
the deposit rates.
Money is very tight in India and q fur
Their rise in the bank rates there tomorrow
is probable. New South Wales announces
the issue OF a 5 per cent loan for ed.5O0,ap
at 80.
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the absence OF furry on account of 1t IN
the money market today were viewed with
relief by Wall street. The future ease OF
the money market now seems assured, so
far as government operations are con-
cerned. This encouraging combination of
circumstances served to put an end to the
bear campaign today and turned the tide
In favor of the bulls, though the days
business was still largely confined to the
professional trading element.
The bond market took on an increased
activity and strength. In sympathy with
stocks, and prices were generally higher.
United States new fours were " higher
old fours, registered. and the fives. cou-
pom, " higher.
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The only change to record is In butter.
Up to last night the most popular local
marks sold as high as zoe TN a small way.
Today Csc Is an extreme for this grade
Coast Is generally selling at Coo. some sales
at 621kcs San Francisco is lower and good
deal Of Eastern tub Is offered here and at
San Francisco. Fresh eggs are weak at
21c, as outside price.
BUTTER-Extra local a2-ounce squares.
62kQ65; fancy creamery, Northern, S2-oz.
squares, 60@621s; dairy, 52-oz., 55@571z;
dairy, 2S-oz.. 80; fancy tub. per h. 25@2711a.
EGGS-Choice to to fancy ranch, 2O02l;
Easterns, 17Q19.
CHEEsE-Martin's New York Cheddars.
per lb., IA; Eastern full cream, per
d., ls@1sM: California half cream. per
h., =; Coast full cream. per h.. In; CALI
fornia, Downey or Anchor. per h.. 1874; do
Young America. per h., 1lli; do S-lh. hand.
per ID. ISL; domestic Swiss. per h., 1914;
imported Swiss. 24h@25A; Edam. fancy.
per doz., $50.
PoULTRY-Hens. <.0o@E0o Der dozen;
young roosters. 4.oo@5.o0; broilers a.75;
6s.DO: fryers. 3.75@425; old roosters, 3756
Z2b: ducks, 400@5.00; turkeys. live, 1904
GREEN FRUITS.-New apples. S5@1 IS
per box; Strawberries, COM. 14016; fancy.
is@2O;banaHas. b'ch, 1.75@2.25, crates extra;
box, 1920; peaches. per pound. -
pineapples, per doz., b.O0@800: Winter
Nellis pears, box. la5@150; cranberries,
per bbi., 9.00910.00.
MILLsTUFFs-Flour local mills. 4.so
per bbl; Stockton brands. sos; Oregon,
=; Eastern. 6.7b@6.5o; shorts. ton. local.
14.00; rolled barley. per ton, 1900;
per 100 lbs, Ito; bran. 22.00 per ton.
CITRUS FRuITS-Oranges. naveis. 275
@300; seedlings, 1.75@200; lemons, cured.
200; uncured. LOO; lines, per 100, 50.
GAME--Per doz.: Quail. S501.10; ducks,
widgeon, 1.5092.00; teal. l75@2.00: sprig,
co.; spoonbill 1.50GD2.O0 snipe. 1901 90:
piover. 75G1.oo; doves. 75G1.Oo; cottontails,
GRAIN-wheat. L5o: corn, small yellow.
100; large yellow. 90; oats. l.1091.25; bar
ley, common, S.
HAY-Wheat, per ton, 900@11.o0; barley
sOO010.00; oat. 9.00Q11.00; alfalfa, baled, 500
1000; loose, 100; straw, 300Q3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per 100 lbs, 70:
cabbage, per 100 lbs. rs; chilies, dry,
per string. 65Q75; Mexican, per lb., 1o0li:
green, per h.. $40; garlic. 8h@4; new
| onions, 800; beans, string. per h., 8
@10: cucumbers. box. =; lettuce, do. $50
lbs. IS: Hubbard squash. per 100 lbs, s5
rhubarb. IS per box; Lima beans, per
| lb., -: parsnips. per 100. LOO; green
| onions, per oozen. =: leeks. per dozen,
| Is: parsley. per doz.. 20; radishes, per doz..
| %: caulifower. per doz.. b0075; summer
squash, per box, =; egg plant. per h..
| foes. per box, S501.00; okra, per lb.. =:
| celery, per doz, 4596o; sprouts, per Ib., 8.
| REANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pink
| o0d72 Is; Lima, 2.0002 %; Lady Washington.
| i. 60@1 80: small white. 170Q1. so; green field
peas, 25O92.75; black-eyed beans. 20002. 25;
earyancos. s.5cQS75: lentils, Imported
] = AZ 10 m. - - fi1s Coltfoppeu K010l
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eAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship.
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5s-wheat, quiet:
May L39h. Barley, strong; May, s6N.
Corn, large yellow. HhGsSN. Bran, l7.50@
lG50
Flour-Family extras. 455@4s5; bakers
extras. 4c0QA4O.
Wheat-shipping, E41A for No. 4 and
142h for choice; milling wheat, 1.a5@d 471k.
Barley-Feed. good to choice. s71k@921k
fancy, 95697lA; brewing, L05QTE21s
Oats-Poor to fair l0591J715: good to
choice, 11uahiS; fancy feed. 2091o5; gray.
a2Iz01A7h; milling. 1LlUQdL lD1s; surprise
L0o@lSO; black for seed, 1L55Gl5o; red, Les
@L45
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, s755: do
Oregon, 1900; wheat. centals. 25AS9; do
Oregon, $3.50; barley. centals, 1850; do Ore
gons 80; beans, sacks 2a22; corn, centals,
$500; potatoes. sacks, 1895; do Oregon, 1856;
onions, sacks, IS; do Oregon. 500; bran,
sacks, 50; do Oregon. 24C0; middlingsl sacks
100; hay, tons. $40; straw, tons. 8; hops,
bales 10; fiaxseed, sacks Oregon, $50;
hides number. LOS; raisinsl boxes. 1877; wine,
gallons, G., 500; brandy. gallons, 2960
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Chicago Livetock

CHICAGO. JAM 5.-Cattle-Sales of beef
steers were generally at 425aSuoL the poor
est dressed beef steers going for $500 CO.
while extra choice cattle were salable at
6a5G6.50.
Stockers and feeders. a0o94aa Choice
calves. 60od605. with an occasional sale
as high as SEQ.
Hoes-Sales were largely at a52ha3 go
heavy packers selling at 34oQs55 and prime
medium weights at 3.60dA66.
Sheep-Were in demand at 340@a7O for
inferior to prime. the bulk of the sales at
3f5@450 for natives and westerns. Lambs
were salable at 4O0a5.75. the greater part
going for 5ID09dE5. and yearlings were in
demand at 46oQ5M Some fancy lambs
brought 590q59S
Receipts-Cattle. 1880; hogs. $1,000;
sheep. 16D00
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A Party Wall Decision

A party wan contract between o. and K.
provided that K, his heirs and assignA
should pay o. one-half the value of such
wall when he, or his heirs or assigns, used
the same, or for as much as he used OF It.
The contract was duly acknowledged and
recorded. After o. built the wall, X. con-
veyed his lot by general warranty deed,
and from his grantee title was deraigned,
by successive general warranty deeds, by
d. and s., who appropriated and used the
wall. The court held that X. was pri-
marty and personally liable to o. success
sor In title for one-half the value Of such
wall and that KS successive grantees
were liable In the inverse order of their
deeds. The fact that such agreement was
indexed as a deed. instead of mortgage,
did not AFFECT the question of notice by
record.-Knowles VS.. OFT, CT. Civ. App.
Tex, "a s. w. Rep, 295.
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orF1cr oTrHE HERALD.
Put not your trust in money, but put
money in trust"

Put not your trust In money, but put
money in trust.
be tGbIes given below will be found to
Z comprehensive survey Of the real
ate business Of the past year, and the
kparison made with previous years viii
be the figures valuable for references
Fpoges. It will be noted that while there
been falling or in the amount Of
nsfers the number OF transactions has
bn we'll maintained. As has often been
plaipcd in this column these figures pur-
rtinS to show the volume of considera-
pns expressed In transfers are at best not
orouehly trustworthy. the amount prob
ply having been very much larger than
NpresentedJ There is no law compelling
insertion of the actual consideration
IN deed Of transfer. and many people
refAA to insert nominal amount and SO
kecp their business to themselves At the
ame time the comparison Of one month
eainst another and OF the years totals as
shown does furnish an index to the rela-
give volume Of business actually trans
Noted.
The tables Of mortgages and releases
specially prepared for this department of
The Herald and not to be found in any
other journal, may be depended upon for
accuracy and are quite Interesting. 1t will
be seen that the new membranes filed
during the year just ended represented
elo.1SS. M as against i5.5l6. 2S5 in lS9a At
the same time the mortgages released were
largely In excess of the year previous. the
amount for 1897 being $6.97a.79o against
G.M1s29 for 1895. These figures are de-
cidedly encouraging.
II will be seen also that the building en-
terprises have been well sustained, al
though 1t has to be admitted that there is
more complaint than ever about cutting
prices among contractors and material
men. and there does not appear at present
that any remedy for the evils complained
of exists.
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Mexican lines, repack, lOo@450 per
box: common California lemons, 75@
LIS per box; choice California lemons. 1.a
Q2.0O.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, h5oG26 per
bunch; pineapples. 3oO@4.Oo per dozen.
Dried fruit-New crop. carloads: April
cots, 506c per. ID. for Royal; 7@shc for
&c; 50-6os, l04kc; 6o-70s. SkGszc; 70-Sos,
&c; so-sos. 21z02kc; so-1oos. 2@zMc: black
fiEs in sacks, zQ3c; peaches. 5k@71zc:
peeled, 100121kc; nectarines, 406c; pitted
plums 4@lkc: pears, Base for quarters
and 5@6hc for halves; apples. 5iz@eNc for
evaporated and SQ3lkc for sun dried
Raisins-New crop, carloads: Two crown.
2hQ3%c per h.; three crown. &c; four
crown. &C.; London layers, $1.1o0i1b per
box seedless Sultanas. &C.; dried grapes.
2%@3c.
Nuts-CaIifornia walnuts. 607c for hard
shell and 8910c for softshe1l; almonds. 81
94c for hardshell and S@10c for paper
shell; chestnuts. s@1oc; peanuts, &C Tor
California and &c for eastern.
Honey-Comb, 10c for bright and e99c
for other grades; water white. extracted,
41k@4Nc: light amber, 3kQ4.
Beeswax-Quotable at 23Q25c per pound.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 321kc per lib.
do. second, 29Q31; fancy dairy, %; do. Sec
| ond. 26q27; picked, nominal; firkin, nom-
inal.
Eggs-CaIifornia, 22Q25c; fancy ranch,
2@30c per dozen; eastern. -.
Cheese-New, n@12c per h.; old, 10011
California cream cheddar, 11h@l2c; young
American, 121s413; eastern. 12d14.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers. rn@12hc
per lb. do. hens, 1@12c; old ROSTERS, $3.50
Q45O per dozen: young ROSTERS, 5.OoG5.5
small broilers, 3.50@4.50; large broilers, SOC
$3.50; fryers, 5.0DQ5.60; hens. 400@5.0o; old
ducks, 40OQ5.5o; young ducks, 400a5.1
geese, 1.50@2.00 per pair; goslings, L50@2.00;
pigeons. old. 90c@1.o0 per dozen: do. young.
1.5O91E5 per dozen.
Honey-Comb. 10 for bright and Ga!
for other grades; water white extracted.
l1k04N; light amber, sh@4; beeswax. 2sd
| rs per ID.
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Money Quotations

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Money on call firm
ait slAQ4 per cent; last loan, So per cent;
closed, S1k per cent; prime mercantile pa
per. sih@4 per cent; sterling exchange firm.
with actual business in bankers bills at
4. S51s for demand, and at 4S25b "a. 82X
for 60 days; posted rates. 4.SS1k@4. SO; COM
mercial bills, $4.S1h.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.--Drafts--
Sight. Is; telegraph, 17h.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-Consols. 113 11-16.
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San Francisco Produce

Feed and MiIlstuffs- Middlings. 22.0o@2s.5 30
per ton
Hay-Wheat, 1a50916.00: wheat and oat,
1300Q1l4.5o; oat, II 00d1S00; best barley, II. 90
@l2.5O; alfalfa, 100o@lL00; clover. 10 oOQ11 90:
stock. 10Q11.00; compressed wheat, 1250@
1850 per ton; straw, 30q4b per bale.
Dry Beans-Pink, 1.70Q1.S0: Lima, LOO
LIS; small white. 1.ao@i.4o; large white. 40
01.35.
Vegetables-Early Rose potatoes, 60117oc
per Genital: River Burbanks. 60Gp70c; River
reds, 45@60c; Salinas Burbanks. 75c01. 90;
MERGED sweets. 65GS0c; onions. 225@a 50 per
GENITAL; green peas. 2Ql4c per h. string
beans. 5@8c per h.; tomatoes. <o7ac
per box; green peppers, --; dried oiyra,
l21t@1Bc,
Fresh Fruits Choice apples. l.0061.& per
box; common apples. t0@L00: strawbsrriezt
per chest; cranberriea 7D9s60
per barrel; pears Bartlett, 7tRaso perssna-
citIus fFpits- Navel oranges kgpa2, Il.
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

Carrie z. Kinney and George H. Kim
ney to Z. B. Pierce-Lots II to 20,
sub. Of Mrs. Hail. trt, yrs, 10 per
Hattie B. Knox and c. r. Knox to
Dorcas A. Carter-Lot IL, blk B,
Urmy Hstd trt, yrs, II per cent?. LOO
Kate f. Chase and John L. Chase to
Mechanics Saw Nut. b. & l.. Assn
Lot 40, blk A, Shafer & Lanter-
mans sub. of Montague trt. yrs,
per cent ......................... 1000
Belle l.. Saurret and CIV. Saurretto
Borrowers Nut. B. & L. Assn-Part
lot 4, r. M. Baker trt, 10 yrs, 1913 per
cent ..................... ......... 1900
Mrs. Flora v. Case to Mrs. Caroline
Schatte-Part lots and II, blk D.
Moore & Kellehers sub. Of lot z
blk co. H. g., 2 yrs, II per cent..f..... 1100
Ida Hatch and d. p. Hatch to Union
Nut. B. & L. Assnr-L,ot q, Wright
trt, yrs. per cent. $500
J. G. II. Lampadius to B. r. Jones'
Lot 3. Lampadtus trt No. 2. yrs,
IL per cent ..................!ss..... LOCO
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We see from this that the sales Of the
last quarter were about IA, per cent larger
than in any corresponding period in the
last seven years.
1t Is judged that owing to the shortage
in the Australian clip and the defective
character of the wool. good staple wool
will not be easily obtained during the COM
ing months. Consequently the large mills
have been continued heavy purchasers Of
domestic staple. Nominal quotations have
not been advanced, but it is now much
easier to obtain the price which dealers
have been holding for ever since the
boom eliminated in October. Com
signees have placed new restrictions on
eastern holders of wool. Staple territory
cannot be bought under SIC clean, and
some ask 5Sc. Fine and fine medium woods
are worth fully 50c, and medium Is quoted
at 45c.
In foreign woods, Australian cross breds
have been feature, some half-blood SELL
ing ing at 34c in the grease.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Jan. 5-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
of the wool market:
Most persons in the wool market have
the impression that this has been quiet
week, whereas the sales in Boston have
amounted to 7,65OO0O pounds, or 254,00O
pounds more than the previous week.
This is an extraordinary showing for
the first week Of the year. Below we have
tabulated the showing for the past week,
as compared with the corresponding period
for a number of wears:
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Silver bullion

NEW YORK, JAM 6.-Bar silver, 565a
Mexican dollars, 45h
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.--Bar silver,
55N; Mexican dollars, 47M@4S.
LONDON. Jan. b.--Bar silver, ~ Sled.
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Releases. $1,000 and Over

John n, Walbridge, as trustee, to
Georgiana j. Pinkham and Albert
2. Pinkham, 4ss-lss ........:....... $1,000
Frederick J. Woodbury. to Elmer q.
Norris ct al, 415-14 .......,.......,. 1,37b
A. @. MAXWELL to Frank 8. Wallace
ct al. 54s-lss ......................,.. 1000
Eleanor T. Brown. admrx. to e. A.
Miller. Alias ........................ 1886
L Laventhal to c. Massey, 57o-21O 80. 1000
]. Oakley to r.. McNees, 526-214 49,. 5000
j. s. Brown to f. D. English, 475-1S3 1900
7. Thompson to M. Putnam, s6s-272.. 2,255
Main Ct: SAVINGS bank TO A. w.
swanfeldt. 57a-a7s ..................... 1900
Nine releases under $1,000 ............. $500
-
Total ..,..........,..,........ $50, 456
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Jan. 6-Chlifornian dried
fruits, steady. Evaporated apples. COM
mon, 5a7c; prime wire tray, SIC; wood
dried prime, s1AqslAc; choice. S,AQS%c;
fancy, 9q9lsc.
Prnues-3@Sc
ApricotstRoyal, 7@Sc; Moore Park, sd11.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 7G1Dc; peeled, ln92Oc.
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talked Of for San Pedro. company COM
posed OF George H. Peck, IT.. and James
Dodson OF San Pedro, John T. Gaffey Of
Los Angeles, VIM. McDermott Of Colorado
and A. +. Moore will petition for fran
chise.
r. a. Borrell Is looking for q site to build
an ice manufacturing plant at the same
city.
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N J C IS ITO
N Carolina Is. ..125
do As ....,.101
N Pacific lists. lit
do 3s. $50. 60H
DO As. 95N
NY G g. st l. As. 1865
Nor & w IS.
Nor consuls .144iA
do deb 5s. .117ls
o Nav lists .112X
do IS. ...... 9S5s
o s Line Is t r.1241s
do IS t r...... 96H
o Imp lists t r. .1051s
do IS t r.... 4bM
Pacific 6s of 95. .103A
r g. G. w 1sts.. S2h
s l. 6 I M con IS. SSH
S L & s F gen Is. 1854
Reading As ...... 8S%
st p Con ......138H
- - n 80
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OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. 5--Credit balances,
&c. certificates closed Csc; regular options.
On sale at 65l4 and 651s was the close. Ship
ments. 69,7S0 barrels; runs. 90S51 barrels.
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Mining Stock Quotations

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.-The closing
quotations for today on the stock exchange
were al follows:
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]. H. De La Monte ct al. to Mary
Rankin Lutz-Lot %. blk s, Park trt,
yrs, II per cent, .................. ]
Thomas Rose to James II. Sweet-EM
lot IS. Wilmington trt. yrs, ~ per
cent ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George w. Burleigh ct al. to I. B. Da-
venport-Part lots 10. 20 and q, Vic
toria trt, 8 yrs, 10 per cent $500. :
Eleven mortgages under $1,000 .,......
-
Total ............. 81
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds
today:
u neva 4s reg 1884 MICS ITO
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The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat M o.
Cash Quotatlons were AS Follows:

Flour. dull; No. spring wheat, S5sl: No
spring wheat, sa@Ss; No. 2 red, seX I90;
No. corn. &1aG05ss; No. oats, %; No. 8
white, I. Q. b.. xd2eN; No. o rye, 45k; No.
barley. T. o. b.. 2SQ42; No ufiax seed, l1e@
L0 prime timothy seed. a671s; mess pork,
per Dbl, 9.1Gq9l6; lard. per 100 lbs, Also
A7!1a; short ribs sides loose)s 45Oa457; dry
sailed shoulders boxed), 4h@4%: short
clear sides (boxed). 4.T5@AS5; whisky. dis
tillers' finished goods per gallon. aLaA
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK. JAN 5.-The following
were the closing quotations today:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-06

" y AVWS u sASoIN
do coup....12Sh
U 8 As ...,......112M
do coup. .113%
do 2ds.... 991x
U s IS reg. .114H
do IS coup. .114N
District 8 65s.. 1884
Ala Glass A....106
Ala Glass B. .106
Ala Glass c.. 100
Ala Currency..1O
Atchison As -. 90
do adj $751;. 5S1z
Can So Ids. .10Sh
Can Pac 1sts..
chi Terminel.. 4%
C & Ohio Is. .1141z
C H G. D AIS. .104ss
d & r @ lists. 1854
D & r G As. -. 9Sss
q Tenn lists. .10s
Erie Gen As. -. 70
F w & d qsts.. tn
Gen Elec Is. .1007s
g II & s A Is. los
do DDS. 100
H & T c 6s. 1904
do con IS. 105
Iowa c lists. :. 99l5
Kan p Con t r. IS
X p LIST D Dtr115
M X & T 2ds.. $685.
N ] c IS. .110l
Missouri IS ....1M
NJ X & T 2ds.. ssh
do 4s..... S61s
N Y c 1sts....116
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-06
Local Quotations

The only change to record is In butter.
Up to last night the most popular local
marks sold as high as Zoe tn a small way.
Today Csc Is an extreme for this grade
Coast Is generally selling at COO. some sales
at 621kcs San Francisco is lower and good
daoJ of E,oetern t,lh "a offered hera and q \