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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
AGREE ON NEW
ELECTRIC LINES
HUNTINGTON CONSENTS TO
EXTEND SYSTEM
Police Make Important Arrest-Mer-
chants Association Banquet
Big Event-Other
News
Pasa dena Agency,
Of North Raymond Avenue.
Telephone, Main lfOS'


PASADENA, Nov. 2s.-Twenty-hve
members of the Los Robles Improve
ment association met tonight at the
residence of ]. d. E<lepper, 1857 North
Los Robles avenue, and heard Mayor
Waterhouse tell of the result OF MS ne
gotiations with II. E. Huntington rela-
tive to the desired extension OF the
citv's electric street car lines. Briefly
stated. MIR. Huntington has consented
TO the following extensions: From the
end of the present Orange Grove line
Mt Fair Oaks avenue east to Los Ko-
bles avenue, then north on Los HoDles
avenue as far as washington street,
then east to North Lake avenue ana
junction with the present line. Inls
North Lake avenue line Is also 10 De
extended, probably as far north as
Mariposa street, Altadena, to connect
with the company's line there. These
new lines are to be completed and in
operation within the next six months.
1t is understood that the Summit street
franchise to which the Pacific Elec-
trio company has objected so strongly
will now be cancelled. This authorita-
tive announcement OF the splendld con-
clusion of the negotiations with Mr..
Huntington is considered the best and
most important news the city has
heard in many years.
Makes Important Arrest
Chief of Police Pinkham made an
other important arrest tonight when
he locked UP man from East st.
Louis, ILL.,, who is wanted there for the
alleged embezzlement of $3.50. Some
days ago the local department received
a handbill from Chief George o. Pur-
dy of the Illinois city, giving a photo
graph and description of one w. M.
Clavin, known there as mike" Clavin,
since which the local officers have been
on the lookout for the man. At 8
O'Clock tonight Chief Plnkham spied
ClaVin at the Santa Fe station and i'm
mediately placed him under arrest and
took him to the station, sending word
to Chief Purdy to come after his man.
Clavin is about 40 years old and has
lost one arm at the elbow, though he
is accustomed to use an artificial arm
and wear a glove, concealing the loss
of the arm. He left East ST. Louis,
according to reports, on the night of
November Is and by his own statement
came Immediately to Los Angeles,
where he has since remained. Today
he ran out to Pasadena, only to be rec
ognized and placed under arrest. He
is accused of embezzling money from
a st. Louis brewery which supplied the
saloon which he ran. He does not deny
his identity.
The ninth annual meeting of the Pasa-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
SEEKS FRIENDS; FINDS CELL
Mexican Comes From Fresno, Garry
ing Heavy Artillery, and Is
Arreefed

Dreading unknown dangers of the
metropolis J. Topiedez of Fresno
armed himself with large revolver be-
fore starting to Los Angeles.
Topiedez spent most of yesterday
searching for Pedro Goodies. a boyhood
friend. The Mexican did not find his
friend but found his way to the police
station, where he was held on charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
When Goodies was notified of his
friends predicament he quickly went
to the rescue and put up the $25 bail
necessary to secure his friends release
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
Fan Tan Players Arrested

Patrolman STROBE walked into a Chit
nese gambling house on Ferguson al
ley last evening and surprised five ce-
lestials, who were indulging in a quiet
game of fan tan. The gamblers gave
their names as Ah Long, All Sam, All
Sing, All Ham and Tom Lee. They also
gave bail in the sum of $50 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
Council After Headlights

Today's meeting of the city council
was somewhat shorter than usual and
the matter of street improvements was
the chief subject of discussion. steps
were taken, however, toward finding
some way to lessen the dazzling light
of the street cars, particularly on the
buster streets. it being understood that
the present headlights are causing fire.
quent accidents by binding horses and
wheemen. An ordinance was also in
troduced prohibiting the hitching of
horses to shade trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
25C to SOC Combs IOC

300 dozen assorted back and side
combs, hair retainers and fancy
pins: in amber and shell; without
exception the best comb values ever
offered: 25c to SOC values. Choice,
10c each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
Queen of the Tournament

Miss Effie Armitage, n popular and
beautiful member of the senior class
in the Pasadena high school, will be
the queen Of the Tournament of Roses
on the coming New Years day. The
choice was left to the students of the
high school and at the election at noon
today Miss Armitage was chosen. She
will rule with pomp and ceremony from
the handsome throne designed by Ar
chitect Allen and will be surrounded
by her maids of honor. These were
likewise chosen today and are as fol-
lows: Miss Elizabeth Barrows of the
high school, Miss Louise Lockwood and
Miss Helen Canright of the eleventh
grade, Miss Vera Phelps and Miss Jen-
ME Carpenter of the tenth grade, and
Miss Mabel Owen and Miss Marcia
Coolidge of the ninth grade. These
popular and attractive young girls will
no doubt present a charming appear
ance at the tournament in their Grecian
costumes.
Woman Dies Suddenly
There was considerable excitement in
North Pasadena last night over the
sudden death of Mrs. Edmonia Phinney,
who was found lying dead on the floor
of her home on Elizabeth street with a
note beside her reading: II am dying;
1 will no longer be burden to you"
1t was thought at first that the woman
had committed suicide Coroner Trout
made a complete examination this fore
noon and decided that death came as
the result of heart trouble. The woman
was alone in the house and with her
failing strength must have thought
pathetically that her death would be a
relief to her husband, she having been
in poor health for some time. But she
and her husband have lived happily to-
gether and he says that she could have
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29

Try our new Triumph kid gloves new importa-
tions; equal to any $15O glove made; we guar
antee and fit every pair; in all colors and sizes;
$1.00 per Hair.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The scarcity in Butter was still acute yes
terday, and though one delayed boat arrived
from Boinas with supplies. her invoice SO
urgently needed that the market not af-
fected Those houses who had any Butter to
sell got about what they chose to ask for 1t,
and buyers who We're obliged to have the goods
paid up to 30c in some instances. For several
days most dealers have been saying that just
as soon as the delayed boats get in the mar
ket will fall back but thus far they have not
got in and the market is apparently far
from falling back as it at the beginning
Of the week The day closed with the floors
practically bare of stock
The storm has kept back Eggs in the coun-
try and the market is steadier in consequence,
with stocks much lighter and prices 1c better
The demand has also improved and the move
ment is reported very satisfactory Store
Eggs are even frnler than ranch and are
bringing about much.
Cheese Is easy and unchanged.
Receipts were As, 800 lbs Butter, COS cases
Eggs and 10 800 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 2SG29c
for extras and 26d27 &c for lower to medium
grades: dairy, 22Q25c; cold storage. 22d22 hc:
store Butter 13615c: Eastern cubes, nominal;
Eastern ladie-packed, 15Q16c.
CHEESE-10411c for fair to choice mild
new and 10c for old: Young Americas, 11@12c;
Eastern. 13G15c per lb.
EGGS-Ranch. 26427c for good to choice
and 25c for common; store Eggs 23125c:
cold storage, nominal; Eastern, nominal at 23Q
24c per dozen.
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REGENTS of Produce.
FOR WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
Wheat. ctls 80. 90
STOCK MARKET.
Several Sugars Higher and Alaska
Packers Lower.

Alaska Packers was the sensational stock
yesterday. dropping from 500 to ss5 rs under
small sales, Gas and Electric was higher.
selling up to $5l 62h. Sales in the sugar
group were again large. but prices did not
vary much, with the exception Of Hawaiian
Commercial, which advanced from $50 so to
S91 25, and Honolulu pool which sold up to
S39 so. Pacific States Tel and Tel. declined
suddenly TO S104
The Comstock mining shares sold fairly. but
the range of prices was rather below that Of
the preceding day. The Tonopahs were again
active, with MacNamara and Tonopah Mid
way higher.
There was more life to the oil stocks as
will be seen.
The Homestake Mining Company Of South
Dakota paid a regular monthly. dividend Of
25c yesterday.
The Northern California Power Company
paid a regular monthly dividend Of &c yes
terday
The Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Com
pany Will pay regular monthly dividend of
50c per share February 6.
Greene Copper has declared a regular semi
monthly dividend of 40c per share.
The United States Oil and Mining Company
of Bakersfield assessment of 1c per share falls
delinquent February 13.
The Perseus OIL Company assessment Of
per cent will become delinquent January 30
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, JAN 25,-OATIT.E-Receipts
i peor e medium s. aSgs 50; .socssSs
s.sr. s.s ss ssnae4s 81 sea aSSs su as
VI Hot;sMReeeipts SS S6 600; tomorrow, 2s, 900;
MARKET. 5a10c higher. Mixed and butohers'.
$4 50@4 s6; good to choice heavy. - S694 95:
rough heavy. 81 1904 50; light. "a eo@4 75;
sHEEP-Receipts, $4,000; sheep. strong;
lambs weak. Good to choice wethers.. - ESQ
8 65; fair to choice mixed, $4g4 SO: Western
sheep 81 35@5 60; native lambs, % 7b47 IS;
Western lames, IS 1907 e5.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. JAM 2b.-cATTI.D-
Receipts, 1000, steady to strong. Native
"a so: stocksrs and feeders. 81 7sQ4 rs; bulls,
So 25f8 Is: calves, $3d6 so; Western fed
steers, So 5o@o 25; Western FED cows. $50
HoGs-Receipts. 1900: market 50 higher.
Bulk Of sales. 81 1904 s71i; heavy. - 1904 9b;
packers "a 1904 SIN; pigs and light. 81 100
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000; steady. Mutton.
a 1905 go; lambs Ss@7 so; range wethers,
$5 25Ge 80; fed ewes. 81 1905 25.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nebr., Jan. 25.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1906; active. strong: Native steers
SIS t0a5 76; cows and heifers. s2 75@4 %;
10: calves $S@5 rs; bulls and stays. $50
HoGs-Receipts, 10000; active, 90 higher
Heavy 81 1904 so; mixed, ~ 6b94 20; light,
81 SOFA 20; pigs So e6a4 40; bulk of sales.
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000; heavy. Western
81 5oQ5 30; lambs. Sc 5oG7 80.
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General Merchandise.

s@elsc for June and July; Wool Bags. soes2o;
esSsif co4INWeilingfion, fo s. per ton: New Wei
lington. ss; Seattle. Sc 50: Bryant Sc soi
Beaver Hill. SO SO; Roslyn. ST. Coos Bay; IS sol
$14 % in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
S14; Welsh Anthracite Egg, s13: Welsh Lump.
ton on Io IN bR and s sfn in sacks Rocky
descriptions, So so per short ton.
oIIS-ouotations are for barrels; for cases
boiled boil "a and $50 for raw; Castor Oh. in
cases. No. 1. zoe; Bakers "A cases.
s. 4@ 6 ses a for
eoanut OH. in barrels, 5sc for Ceylon and 500
for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
bleached winter Whale on. SIC: natural whale
Oil, SIC; extra winter strained Lard OIL. 75c;
No. / Lard OIL, 6Sc; pure Neatsfoot Oh. 7soi
42c; dark Herring OIL 40c; Salmon OIL, SAC;
boiled Fish OIL. s7c raw Fish OIL. $50; boiled
palnt on asc ssw Isn. G 4cw..., Whit.
Coal oil, in bulk. 121sc: Pearl OIL, In cases.
19c; Astral. 1sc: Star. 19c; Extra Star. go:
sane sa1k ee eoe e a2o soor
bulk, Ice; in cases 22Hc: No. Engine Dis
tillate iron bbls or drums. Sc: No. do eho;
cases, 61bc more; Benzne in bulk, 13o; IN
cases. 1s1ac; s6-degree Gasoline, in bulk. ESQ;
TURPENTINE--7sc per gallon in oasss and
re in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 7A0
7Ac per ID: White Lead. 7A@7Ec. according
to quantity
SUGAR3The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows, per Id, In 100-lb bags:
Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 625c;
Powdered. 610c; Candy Granulated, 6.1oc; Dry
Granulated, fine. &c; Dry Granulated, coarse.
&c; Fruit Granulated, &c; Beet Granulated
Q00-lb bags only, 5.S0c; Confectionery A. &c;
Magnolia A, 5.60c; Extra c, 5.50c: Golden c,
5.4Oc; d." 5.30c; barrels 10c more: half bar
rels, 25c more boxes. soc more; 50-lb bags,
10c more for all kinds Tablets-Half barrels,
S0c- hoy q, CRYSTAL DOmtn08.
&c per To- No orders takeE for less than sew
enty-five barrels or its equivalent.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The weakness of
was doubtless attributable to the uncertain
outlook in Russia, but the effect was not pro-
duced directly through the usual channels In
part of the day almost as freely as it sold
on Monday. The tone Of the foreign markets
acute anxiety over the situation in Russia, and
the point of view adopted was indicated by
making toward mediation between Russia and
Japan consequence OF the embarrassnents
foreign influence and the demand to cover
shorts from the late sellers of yesterday gave
tendency has been noticeable on the part Of
professional traders to put out line OF short
contracts late IN the day on the suppositi3mn on
likely to favor the bear side. With the open
ing Of the following days market and with
affairs In 81. Petersburg apparently better than
worse, the market has been strong in the
early dealings. But with the better basis Of
prices afforded by the opening advance to-day
there was some important speculative liqui-
dation. This was believed to come largely
from Western sources and from the great
steel centers on the part of operators who
were responsible for the large ansactious of
last week on the long side of the market While
to account for the speculative liquidation, it
was thought probable that 1t had been decided
by those who had entered on the speculation
that no considerable public interest could be
expected in the market while affairs in Russia
continued In uncertain state. With pros
poets poor for advance in prices. 1t seemed
20 be considered the part Of wisdom to Tighten
terror freight movement made an impression
on sentiment. and this was reinforced to-day
by the sharp falling off in gross earnings for
the third week In January reported by the
Missouri Pacific. The decline in net earn
ings for the Wabash for December was eff
fective in the same direction. The very heavy
dimensions reached by the gold export move
ment to-day chilling influence on specu
iative sentiment, the more the movement
has defined limit in sight. 1t is evident
that Paris regards its large holdings of Rus
sian securities requiring the fortifying of its
gold reserve to an important extent. The dis
pute among the railroads over export grain
rates as between the Atlantic and the gulf
ports came in for some consideration and
favorable action by a Congressional committee
upon a proposed investigation of the United
States Steel Corporation weighed upon it's
securities. The gold outgo caused a frmer
tone for time loans. but the premium New
York exchange at Chicago sharply, indi-
eating available source for still further
plenishing the local money supply. The demand
10 cover from the days short sellers was suffl-
.cient TO effect a material rally. and the clos
ing firm at recoveries from the extreme
declines.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par value.
50, 1876, ,o0O
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
New York Stock List.
e. r. Hutton & Co., 400 California street.
San Francisco, members of the New York
Stock Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations of that exchange:
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PouItry and Game

Receipts of Poultry consisted OF 80 coops
Of domestic stock and there was continued firm
ness in all descriptions, large young Hens and
Boosters particularly being in demand with
occasional sales of the latter at a substantial
premium. of Western is close at hand
and will probably be available to-day. Five
cases of dressed Turkeys came in and sold at
nominal prices. Game ruled firm in sympathy
with Poultry
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 22G24c per lb;
Live Turkeys. 19421c per ID: Geese, per pair,
S2G2 so; Goslings, -: Ducks. $5@p6 per dozen
for old and $60D7 for young. Hens, S5d5 so for
small and $6@T for large; young Roosters. SEQ
q: CID Roosters. 81 50q5; Fryers. $5Q5 80;
Broilers. 1894; Pigeons, $1G1 25; Squads, $2g
2 So
CAME-Mallard Ducks. $394 so per dozen:
Canvasback. s3G4 so; Teal. 81; Sprig. 50 so
Heads, 81 so: Black Jacks 81 so: small Ducks.
81 %; Gray Geese. So; White Geese 75cq$1 so;
Brant So 80 for large and 81 so for small; ;
Honkers SO 50a5; Snlpe S3 for English and
81 80 for common; Hare. 81: Rabbits, 81 80 for
CotScntails and 81 so for Brush,
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

The fruit market was exceedingly dull as
the uncertain state of the weather discourage
local buyers. and there was no movement to
speak OF in shipping channels. The attend
although the fruit of good quality the
bidding was Indifferent and the stock sold at
low prices Five cars of Naves We're dis
posed Of fancy selling at 81 25Q1 IS, choice
at s1@1 15 and standard at 95c@$1 ID. There
was nothing new to report in Apples, the mar
old quotations.
APPLES-S1 50d1 75 per box for fancy. 81 is
al so for choice and S5c@$1 for common; Lady
Apples. S1G1 90 per box.
CITRUS FRUITs-oranges. Navels. 81 4oQ
75 per box for fancy and 81 25@1 80 for
choice and $161 % for standard; Seedlings
75cGs1: Tangerines. 90cQ$1; Japanese Manda.
rms 75Q90c: Lemons. s2Q2 so for fancy. ST 25
nj 15 for choice and S1Q1 25 for standards:
Grape Fruit. 81 50R2; Mexican Lines. 81 50ab
5 per case Bananas, 81 1902 so per bunch for
Central American and 75c@$1 IS for Hawaiian:
Pineapples 81 50G2 per dozen.
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COMMERCIAL 80 80 Al
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Stocks continue to sell 1veH.
WaA-styeet Stocks generally loseer. Cotton higher
SlveY higher Exchange rates shoav little voyiaion.
Wheat and Barley Futures higher and Cash Barley Also
Oats and Rye firm and Corn also quoted stronger.
Bros, Mddmgs and Rolled Bgrley advanced. Hoy sesas
No further change in Beons or Seeds
Prices for Potatoes Onions ond Vegetables tveH maintained
Butter higher and very Eggs also Advanced.
PostEtry and Game markets quoted firm
Frnit market aeel supplied and daA
Provisions sluggish here and in the East.
Wool selling at higher prices than last year.
Anotter Advance in Cram BGgs.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-FLOUR-Receipts,
Ia. AGO barrels; exports. $500 barrels. Dull and
unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts. 975 Spot Arm. No.
red, nominal elevator at 81 20es {. Q. b..
ahoat: No l Northern Duluth 81 26M T. o.
b. afoat. Options were Arm all day and
higher on better cables. bull support at Chi
cago. prospects for smaller Western receipts
vance. May. 81 14A91 1914 closed 81 15s i;
July. 81 O2 9-16G1 02%, closed. 81 02%.
HOPS-Steady. State, common to choice
1904 crop. 29G36c; 1903 crop. 30@33ci olds.
14916c; Pacific Coast. 1904 CROP 29Q35c: 1903
crop. 29G32c: olds. 14G16c.
HIDES-Quiet.
WOOI-Firm.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
SUGAR-Raw barely steady: refined quiet.
COFFEE-Spot Rio nominal No. invoice,
s5sc; mild, quiet There was very active lfqui-
dation in the market for coffee futures to-day.
and the market sustained heavy loss. The
opening iwss alnchanged to a decline OF D
points. and during the early trading was quiet
pean cables. Sales. 190,750 bags The close
was steady, 20 to 25 points net lower. Feb
ruary 7.05G71 10c; March. 1897. 40c: May.
7.40dT. csc: July 7.659790c; September, 1900
S.05c; December, SGS-30c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
firmly held. with reports from the interior in
dicating strong views among first hands Com
mon are quoted at 4Q5Ac; prime. 5$s@5hc;
choice, 59sQ6c. and fancy at 6laQlc.
PRUNES-Show no change. with quotations
ranging from &c to 51sc, according 70 grade.
APRICOTS-Are said TO be in very small
supply and consequently show frmness Of
tone that Is not entirely in accord with the
moderate demand. Choice are quoted at 10d
I091c; extra choice, 11Q12c; fancy, 12ql5c.
with choice quoted at 9L5c extra choice, 1012
Gi0Ac; fancy IL 112012c.
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Adams Con $500. 25iLittle Chief .....
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-There was a moderate
advance in the London tin market, with spot
closing at .e130 15s and futures at e130 5s.
Locally the market showed a little steadier
tone. but demand was quiet Spot tin is quot
ed at 500 25Q29 rs
Copper a shade easier on spot in the
London market, closing at 367 los, while
futures were unchanged at e67 It's Cd. Lo-
cally the market developed no fresh feature
and the general run of producers was very
firm in their views. Some dealers claim, that
Lake copper can be hal around 15.3716c. but
is quoted at 15.3T1hG15.5o and casting at
15.00@15. .25c.
Lead was unchanged at 4.45d4. 55c in the
local market but a little easier abroad,
closing at G12 12s sd.
Spelter firm at O. d20@6. 30c locally Lon
don was also unchanged closing at G24 It's Cd.
Iron closed at 53s Cd In Glasgow and at 4Ss
IL I'D in Middlesboro. Locally the market
unchanged. No. l foundry northern is quoted
at SIT 5091T 95; No. foundry northern at
$17 so; No l foundry southern and do soft at
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. JAM 25.-Throughout the day the
situation in Russia was a source of uneasl-
in the wheat pit At the opening OF trad
ing evidence of lessened movement in grain
to market in the Northwest helped send the
price of wheat up A9ss to hQ%c. the mi
tial quotation being 81 15$Q1 15A. The
firmness that pervaded the market had a more
substantial basis in buying by commission
houses. The purchases were generally gauged
ia apply against sales made by a leading
short interest. In all 1t is said that ovef a.
million bushels of May wheat were coveped
for this account. Except for a momentary
wavering at the start when offerings of long
lines at the advance caused the May option to
ease off to 81 1501 1915. decidedly more than
merely adequate support was afforded the
market by shorts. who FASTENED to follow the
example of the larger interests May ad-
vanced to 81 15M@1 1874, and closed firm at
81 1914.
Corn was frm. but trade was dull. May
started shade higher at 447sc and closed
firm at 45h@45Hc
Oats were steady, though dull. May closed
k@Ac up to 30sG31c.
strong market for live hogs gave provi-
sions a firm start, with prices up 2hQ5c. The
close showed loss on May pork of 21QJc;
lard and ribs were down 255c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low Close.
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Dried Fraits, Nuts, Raisins. Honey.

FRUITs-Apricots. sQ11c for Royals and II
@l21hc for Moorparks: Nectarines 6h0Shc
for White and 61s@715c for Red; Peaches, ~
Q9hc per ib.; Pears. 7Q12c; Plums, pitted. 40
Sc for black. 515@7c for red and 41aQ6c
for yellow; Figs, 2-crown bricks 45c; 3-crown,
SOC: 4-crown. 60c: .6-crown, 65c; bulk white,
%@3c; black. 215@5Ac; Evaporated Apples.
4@6c per ID.
PRUNEs-1as@1xc per ID for the -four sizes
and 2isc basis for the large sizes :
RAISINS-1904 crop (. o. b. Fresno-Impe-
rial clusters. 50 25G2 so: Dehesa, 81 3oa1 35;
London Layers. s5c@s1 Loose aduscatels A.
31lc; Seeded, 4h@ec: Thompson's seedless,
4A@411c; Seedless Sultanas. 3@5c per lb:
NUTS-Walnuts, No. ! softshell. 12Q1Sc;
No. 2, 1Q@11c: No. / hardshell, 12c; No. 2.
10c; Almonds, 1eQ17c for Nonpariels, 14Q141ac
for L, 131sGl141ac for for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts. 697c for
Eastern; Pecans, 11@13c: Cocoanuts. 81 50@5;
Chestnuts, 769c per ID for Italian.
HONEY-Comb. 111@13c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted, b1sQ
e!4c; light amber extracted. 595hc; dark. 80
4xc.
BEESwAX-27n2ec per h.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Close: Money on
call steady. 1&@2 per cent; closing bid. 1&
offered at . per cent.
Time loans slightly nrmer, 60 and 90 days,
8 per cent; six months, 349Sh.
Prime mercantile paper, 31a94A per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 4s775Q44 SIS for de-
mand and at 81 s54G4. s55 for sixty-day bills
Posted rates. 81 Sc and 81 Ssi2.
Commercial bills. 81 s0A "a S5ss.
Bar silver. 61Lc.
Mexican dollars. 471sc.
Government bonds, steady: railroad bonds,
heavy.