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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
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COS Grant Building. Los Angeles

RoXbury, owner and builder; one-story,
nine-room frame residence; $4,000.
Olive street, 4O16 South-R. L. Jennings,
US Ruth avenue, owner and builder; one
story frame resldence $3.50
Palomares avenue, 1554-N. w. Thomp-
son, 2O7 Copp, owner; II. n. Siddall. build
500. O''O - yum Ai'''no reSioence'
Pecan street, s65 South-G. ]. P. Ford.
5OS Ruth owner and builder; one-story
frame barn; 800.
Romeo street. 23O2-T. B. Hammond. at
lot, owner; A. III. Hammond, builder; one
story frame shed; $50.
Sixth street, 1922 East-May Wilhart. 1891
East Fourth owner; j. c. Wihart, build
er; one-story frame residence; $500.
Twenty-siXth street, 1923 East-N. W.
Thompson, 2O7 Copp, owner; II. e. Siddall,
dence; $500.
Twenty-ffth street, 924 East-H. M. Bor-
den, Alhambra, owner; Van Buskirk end
Gibbons, builders; alterations to building;
1890.
Twenty-second street, 1878 West-C. u.
Whittier, 2SG Byrne, owner; w. Thompson,
builder; one-story, five-room frame resi-
donce; $500.
Twentieth street, 1850 East-Mrs. C.
Humphrey, 1850 East Twentieth, owner: r.
+. Black, builder; one-story frame resi-
dence: $3.50
Twefth street 1917 East-C.. Il. Earle. 9as
Hawthorne, owner; G. Noorhies, builder:
One-story frame residence; $500
Thirty-eighth street 1854 West-J. w
Ross, 1921 West Jefferson, owner and
builder; one-story, tive-room frame resi-
dcnce; $1,000.
Twenty-frst street. 177S East-M. Sahey,
at lot, owner; w. 5. Boyle. builder; ad-
dition to one-story frame residence; $500
Thirty-eighth street, ISL East-Mrs c.
a. Love, 25l7 South Main, owner; Penning-
ton 81 Jewell, builder; Onc-Story, fiVe-roonl
frame residence; $1500
Woodawn avenue, 197t-W. ". Pember-
ton, Vermont avenue, owner; Keplinger -
Son, builder; one-stOry frame barn; $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
BUILDING PERMITS

Superintendent Beckus yesterday issued
building permits as follows:
builder; one-story frame building; $1,000
Adams street, 1888 East-Same as above.
Alvarado street, 1916 South-Althouse
Bros. 234 Laughlin building, owner and
builder; one-story frame shed: 500
Avenue As lis IIast-W. N. N. Jones, at
Hot, owner and builder; one-story, siX-room
''Sj5S ABBOT place, 5i2S-winiam Ilithamp,
owner and builder: one-story' fve-room
frame residence; $500. o,o
Wilcox owner; Pacific Cement Water
forced frV9li''t, concrete building; $2i 100.
CO. Chamber of Commerce building, own.
er; j. r. Wilson, builder; remove two
story frame building; $500. 49,,
Compton avenue, 4O1-C. M. Ayers, 5G'
East Forty-ninth, owner ana builder; one
story frame residence; $500
Eastlake avenue, 1906 South-J. r. Utter,
$50 Stephenson, owner and builder; add1-
ton to one-story frame building; $40O.
Forty-seventh street, 205 West-Mary I.
Kirk, at lot, owner william hrK, Dulluer
two-story, nine-room frame residence;
'-TSo Fortieth street, 1OlS East-John Glenel-
wyn, at lot, owner and builder; repairs TO
one-story frame building; 500.
FortY-ninth street. 627 EAST. X. HOOD,
ZIG Maple, owner and builder; one-story
'rFIl1 FjTueroa o " street, 5sO1 south--A. Pehy at
lot owner: one-story frame barn; $3.50.
F'ifty-ffth street, 52S WestI,Mr. Con-
dringe. at lot, owner; w. A. Millingham'
builder: one-story, fve-room frame resi-
Fiaueroa street. 4i22--J. f. Sullivan, 8iS
S. Olive, owner; w. A, Mllllnsham' nulld-
ST. ssi.5 5w0'''0'S' "D''i0O'D ,a,' ~ r,s+ - :,
Strong, t497 East Twenty-second, owner
Hanselman Hanselmam' puildefs' one
story frame residence; $500;
Tnrtv- seventh street, 400 East--J G.
Adair. owner; G. IL. Foster, builder; one
story, hVe-room frame residence; Slo9u
sixt5 and Broadway, owner; Maule q
Roberts. builders; two-story brlck build
IF 'Fforty.fifth street, 1856 west-E; $. VIII
hanson, 302 Grant, owner ana Dulluefi one
story frame residence; Sl2OO.
Ganahl street. BPS. 7. Cursor, 2olG
Brooklyn, owner and builder one-story
frame residence; $500 - - o 49,,
Gail street 674--Mrs. II. g.. spears, l45l
East Eighteenth. owner and builder one
story frame barn. $3.50. -
Hobart boulevard, 3026-D. l. Sankey. flo
West Eighth owner r. s. HsIhdEy, eeitsaSsT' tSsac'
harvard boulevard, 2Sl3-O: E. Ganey,
9l2h West Third, owner ana pullderi one
story, six-room frame residence SlSoO
Hill street, 622 South--Sunset Telegraph
and Telephone Co., owner; j a. Mathis.
builder; repairs to building; 5000,
Mateo street, ll17-J. M. Winchert, 2S0o
lie Grande owner and builders one-story
lraIlis rMantcsife street. SS5-H. A. Kelly, at lot.
owner; w. M. Kelly builder, addition TO
one-story frame building; $3.50.
,nsn Mon9s6d'NS i5S4 West Forty-drst. owner ana
builder; two-story, eight-room frame resi-
0SnSt Oxford avenue. lOse-A. DuQuetts. 27O2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The speculation
in stocks began very animated today
and prices were lifted to higher level.
The rebound in Russian securities
abroad and the result in relation in the
financial tension there was an import
ant predispoSing cause.
The presidents message in the pre-
vailing bullish enthusiasm was con-
verted into an influence for higher
prices. The speculation broke thTo2uign 2tigg,l
the restraint of the stringent condition
of the money market and practically
ignored the result in interest rates and
the working of forces of depletion OF
bank reserves.
The appearance of the market was
one of great activity throughout. Some
of the stocks of the largest market
volume and which are the usual specu-
lative leaders, were comparatively
quiet, but on the other hand u large
number Of usually inactive issues We're
dealt in. The breadth of the market
lay be inferred from the fact that the
advances Of a point or over We're made
by something over eighty different
stocks. While the most conspicuous
gains We're shown by the obscure class
of the. market, nevertheless, was un-
Geniable.
In the great breadth of speculative
interest the market was more notable
than any of the year thus far. Rates
for call loans were generally above s
per cent from the outset and there
was furry again to higher ieHeis' S,E the the
principal supplies had been exhausted.
The clearing house figures had raised
the amount of absorption from the
bank statement. There was, also a de-
rosit at the subtreasury of $1,000. 600
Tor transfer to San Francisco. This
brings the actual reduction in bank
cash since the Saturday bank statement
to a higher figure than the then exist
ing surplus of reserves over the 20 per
cent legal requirement.
The substance of the presidents mes
sage was pretty accurately foreseen but
its effect was decidedly miscal lculated.
The terms of depreciation of hostility
toward railroads or corporations
speculative sentiment of the reiterated
recommendation for railroad rate con-
troll. The presidents suggestion that
legal power should be. given to permit,
under specified conditions and under
careful supervision agreements clearly
in favor of the public, was fastened
upon as poin ting to authorization for
cvival of railroad pooling.
Tho effect was most pronounced i'll
the members Of the Vanderbilt group
and this caused conjectures of a revival
of the plan for a merger in that group.
The strong financial showing In the
annual report of the Union Pacific gave
that stock special strength and was a
sustaining influence in tho whole rail-
road list
Call money was broken from 12 per
cent to per cent by offerings from one
of the principal hank KS at the lower
rate, but when these funds were taken
the rate rose again to IL per cent and
held at IL per cent until the closing.
Some unscttlement resulted in the
final tone of the market but the closing
was generally strong
The bond market was Irregular
Total sales, par value, $3.650O00.
United states 3s and old As declined
4 per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
How be BECAME a Gentleman

English newspapers tell OF a young
cabman in Birmingham who, by his re-
semblance to her dead son, attracted
She bequeathed him a fortune on con-
dition that he became an educated gen
tleman. The cabman studied the
classics enough to fit himself for OK
ford or Cambridge, but doubted
whether he knew enough OF the man
ners of young gentlemen to conduct
himself properly in their society. So,
putting pride in his pocket, he obtained
q place as scout" or servant al one
of those seats of learning, and profited
so much by what he saw aud observed
in this humble position that when he
versty as q student he was able TO
pass credtably.
SEQ display in windows of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Financial Record

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.---Close---Money
on call arm and higher. COILS per cent;
ruling rate, 9@12; closing bid, IL; Of
fered, II per cent.
Time money firm; 60 ard 90 days and
six months, 6 per ceat
Prime mercantile paper, 51s @5% per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.SE31@ a
4.S535 for demand and at $4.S22O q l.S225
" Posted d rates ttS $l.S3@AS3h and $4.SG!a
04.S7. "
Bar silver. 63 1ac.
Mexican dollars, 49Ac.
Government bonds. weak; railroad
LONDON, Dec. 5,--consols. 50 5-l6;
silver, 29%d.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Mining Stocks
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY
Increase of $6so,447 in Net Earnings
Interest In Northern Sc
curities
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec, 5,-The Union Pa
cihc Railway company for the year
ending June 80 last shows gross earn
ings Of $59,324,949, an increase of 81
an Increase of $6S0,447. After payment
of fixed charges and dividends and $4,-
470,165 for betterment, additions, etc,
there remained a surplus for the year
With reference to the Northern Sc
culIties stock held by the company the
report saws: The redemption OF per
S2Ig1O shares of Northern Securities
stock pledged as collateral or the
stock thus released 1880 shares We're
sold and 128,500 shares remained unsold
on June 80, 1905. For the remaining
624. $40 shares there were received IN
exchange 1866 shares OF the Great
Northern stock, 242.951 shares OF Nor
thern Pacific and 6249 shares of North-
ern Securities stubs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
In the Market

Jobbers said that conditions in the
local market had improved noticeably
since Saturday, and that within a few
days the old days of uniform stoadtncss
would be the rule.
Potatoes of nearly every grade were
easy Tho local market is overstockcd
but quoted prices arc maintained for
the best grades.
Ranch eggs arc officially quoted vt
42c, but iohbers say the market is easy
at Ale. Receipts are comparatively
heavy Easterns move freely at 34m
csc.
Butter prices are firm with active de-
mand for fancy and medium grades.
The supply of bananas now III the
market is quite large, Seven carloads
of the fruit We're received last week,
and FIVE this week Prices u / a4c a
pound
Onions, vegetables and cheese in ac-
tive demand
The supply of poultry is enough for
the demand Geese plentiful: rabbits
and ducks scarce.
In the FISH market large sizes were
Suffcient to meet the active demand,
while smelts were in oversupplS. Many
boxes of smelts were placed in stor-
age, and a large consignment was
shipped to San Francisco.
One jobber had five sacks of Holsters
but they were sold quickly; all gone
within two hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
si.o5a1D; Mercsd

Salinas Burbanks NO5d14O; Mercsd
sweets, $t25d1 90
Onions-Fancy, $40; common, I.2Q
Narlous-Green peas. 4@7c; string beans
0ai0c; egg plant lm1Ss. green peppers.
iql0c; tomatoes, 50cnl 90; summer
squash, 75c0IOO; garlic, 9S@6c; cucum-
bers, 15cd$l.00
Flour-Family extras, $iSOdS0o; bak-
ers extras, 81 N75n500
Wheat-shipping, $l.iOa1i5; milling, N'0O
mt.G0.
Barley :. Feed, $12OaL22]si brewing
81 .22i561 .27ih. -
oats-Red s125a162la; white. S1.S1lsq
Milistuffsy yMiddinge;s. s27OOa2s.Oo; mixed
feed, $2LOOd2500; rolled barley, S2bW4
200
Hay-Wheat. $11 50a1e5O; wheat and pat,
$lt. t.00al550: oat, wild $00Ml1 90; oat
tame. @0oal3.5O; barley. 5000 90; al
falfn, S50ff10.00; straw, S0005.50.
Receipts-Flour. t2.gi: wheat, 1909; bar
Icy, il93 oats. Ss5; beans. ZOO; potatoes
800; onions SIS; bran, 7551; middlings
500; hay, 81: straw, 10; hops, loOi hides
o1; winC 52,55O.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
FINANCIAL

state that they are not Interested partiCu-
larry in the variations in the call Joan
rates in New York although they keep
In close touch with the eastern money
market The rates in Los Angeles do not
vary TO any extent. Money is always
plentiful and can be had at reasonable
rates on acceptable security
Savings banks report exceptionally good
business, many new depositors stating
that they are laying aside a portion Of
weekly earnings to expend for Christmas
remembrances.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Cereals Of the World

BY Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 5.-Closc wheat
December, 6s 11d March, 6s IL 9s d; May,
7sd.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-spot wheat
firm; options "a a 4 net advance. May
closed 9SAc; December, 95kc
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Wheat,
steady; May, u bid.
Barley firmer, May, $1.2SK.
Corn, large yellow, $1.S71a 01.40.
Bran, $19019.50.
PORTLAND, Dec. 5.-Wheat: Club,
500 zoe; blue stem, Tic; red, 65 q 6Gc;
TACOMA. Dec. 5.--Wheat unchanged;
Blue stem, 74c; club, zee; red, csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
The Metal Market
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Spot fin scorod
another advance in the London mor,ct
closing at Gl60. while futures were I'm,
changed at e155 SIS. Locally the mari, Of
sa Sas So1,s Geported steady with spot quoted at
Topper was lower in London. closing at
= - i0r spot and G7G 12s Cd for futures,
Locally there was no change
Lead was Is Cd higher al c16 lbs In
London Locally quotations ranged from
err. "ii" NeiiN-
-, Spelter was firm SG35aG.i5 in the local
don at e2S los III A1oh-
and unchanged. W ~ i'i
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Cotton and Wool
BY Associated Press.

" Ff'"ONIflIUU 7 VS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Cotton: spot
closed dull. Middling uplands, SI2.35,
90 gulf, S12.6O. No sales
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-Wool steady
territory and western mediums, 26 a
21c.
BOSTON Dec. 5.--The wool market
Is firm though dull, Many of the
smaller mills have been interested in
on small scale. Contracting for next
years clips appears well in abeyance
eastern dealers feeling II would be un
wise 10 stock ahead at the prices asked
by the growers. Fleece wools are In
little demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.

an NEW hnS, 4 YORK, Dec. 5..-The market for
holders en,lI. asking an advance for prime
Irult. Common, 7c; nearly prime. Sik 6igc.
pTPme Pr@oesA sA@SSe; choice 1oc; fancy lie
sumption, but the demand Is for for small
io,s fo. and buyers are evidently providins
,or ~ lmgmediatc needs only. Quotations
'dkRgg kgr, from 41sc TO Sc, according to grade.
ira choice, 9h@10c: fancy, iOal3c.
medohes are said to be in very good
SIuptply on the coast and prices ruled firm
fanni 1a IiMdt; GinMolee; loc; fancy 101s@11c; extra
Raisinss. are barely steady. loose mus.
ChIees Gi4sf 6%@Hhc; seeded raisins, 5IA6i9c.
CaIlt0rnia london LAYERS. S.fO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
JOBBING PRICES
IN LOCAL MARKET
TOO MANY RANCH EGGS AND
POTATOES
Dealers Look for Better Conditions in
Few Days-Priees in Some Lines
Easy-Fsh Shipped to
San Francisco

with Lewis cole as caller, three cars of
northern storage cheese, ten drums OF
long horn cheese, three carloads of
potatoes ara 115 sacks Of onions were
sold also five cases Of fancy caudlcd
ranch eggs. Tho meeting was we'll at
tended, about all of the represen tatiVo
jobbing houses being represented.
Secretary Davies has complied the
total receipts in the following line of
products in the Los Angeles market for
the full month of November, 1905.
Eggs local Cuiffcrntp ranch
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-Fruits- =
Fancy apples, $3.50; common. 4Oc.
Berries-Straw berries, $4DlO; rasp-
berries, $50 13; eranberries, $15@16.
Grapes-Ordinary. 75c@$125.
Pears-Common, 81; fancy, So.
Persimmons-50c 9$1.
=, oranges--.Nayels, s1.25@225; seed
Japanese mandarins-S1.25 .25@1.75.
Mexican lines, $4,000.
Lemons-Common California 81 o.
good to choice $3.50
pneapples $26l3
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
PRICES LIFTED
To HIGHER LEVEL
GREAT ANIMATION IN MANY
SECURITIES
Presidents Message Serves to Cause
Activity, While High Call Loan
Rate Is Partly Ignored.
Vanderbilt Group
VALUES ADVANCE

& Strength of Russian bonds ad-
! vanced stock prices yesterday.
! Smelling moved up points, Ma
Z tional Lead and Locomotive va,
Z and Virginia Carolina Chemical
1 IN, Canadian Pacific a, Union
Z Pacific and Cotton OIL Ia, anlfa
I Brooklyn Rapid Transit Kansas
City Southern preferred and ROCK
I Profis taking sales were alb
I sorbed steadily without disturb
ing prices much. Union Pacific
got up Q points. Canadian Pacific
tx, Peoria & Eastern Illinois 8 a,
New York, Chicago & st. Louis 2.
and there was a single SAFE OF
1 Lake Shore at $50, rise OF
Among the industrials, National
! Biscuit National Lead, Sloss-Shefoo
field Steel and Pacific Mail rose 2
/ to 2ts and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
I sit, New York, Chicago & st. Louis
I first preferred fell 3.
I Lead shot upward 6& to q new
I high record level. Sloss- sheffield
I steel and st. Louis & San Fran
/ cisco second preferred gained 8 u.
{ Rock Island preferred and Repub-
I lie steel preferred 2M, Denver y
Rio Grande and the preferred
IL.
Violent bull demonstrations oc-
CURED in special groups the Van
derbilts for instance. New York,
4 Chicago &c st. Louis led this With
q. Jump of IA, followed by G. E. 9
! & st. Louis with 6H Lake Erie Il
/ Western Ak, and New York Cen
I tral g. other improvements re,
Z ported were 4s4 in Sloss-Sheftield
I Steel, 3A@S1s in Allis-Chalmers,
I 21a in u. s. Pipe and General Elec-
( tfic; in st. Paul and Northern
Pacific and point in Baltimore d
Ohio, the u. s. Steel stocks and
Amalgamated Copper.
=. 4. y. = =. Z. .J.,x.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Rv Aseoclaied Preea-

BY AssOcIated PIess.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-Butter-
Fancy creamery, 29c; seconds, 231ac.
Cheese Eastern, 15i5 Ice; Young
America, ! . a 15c; western, Ia 1ihc..
Eegs-Ranch, S06 45c; eastern, 22h
a SOC,
CHICAGO Dec. 5.-on the produce
exchange today the butter market was
steady; creamery ia 2Shci dairies, II
M23c, eggs firm, at mark, cases In
t3C
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
FOREIGN LEMON SALES
sneclal to The Herald.

YORK boxes Of lemon
condition.
the market
choice S00s S10
fancy $22O@225
be
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
chIoauo Live Stock

CHICAGO, Dec --Cattle--Reccipts,
6OOO; market steady Beeves, $1,000
$50: COWS and heifers. $125@A76;
ans ss.4OW4.1O; westerns, S3.25@A75.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; estimated for
tomorrow, 10000; market strong. Mixed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are jobbing prices in the
local market:
EGGS = Fresh California ranch, 42c;
eastern fresh. 34435c; eastern storage, 27
Q2Sc; seconds. 23C.
BUTTER-Fancy valley creamery. 81
roll, 65a671ac; fancy creamery, storage,
22c; cooking butter, 2Od22c.
HONEY-W Water white 6O-lb cans, 7c
lb., light amber, &c; amber, &c. Honey
comb-Water white, l-pound frame, lG6
l61ac; light amber, 1i@l5c; amber, 12kc:
CHEESE (tall per lb)-Northern, l6@
115c; large. local, 1719c; Young America,
York. lie; Wisconsin, Ice; twins 16016hc;
long horns. 17@1Sc; cheddars. 16c; daisies,
lGlR@l7c; Rincon, 1Gc;
s SSg15S ohoice $780, HighIands jg1i (ancy
CfNncy), 81; 1;4O@15O; choice, 81, ,25@1 80;
Nevada Burbanksi H.S9@1 40, -Wattsonyille
sweets, yellow. A.25; red sweets, 9ec;
" BEANS b (an per 100 lbs.)--Pink, No. l..
50 .50a2. .65: lima, No. /, ST. 75a5 90: Lady
Washington No. l, s3OOa3.1O blackeyes,
S.5oq6.Ooo; garaancas. $l5OQ5.OO; German
i'qSSsI oSIo&s SyO'SSG Sper 100 lbs.)siverslsins.
Sl.75@2OO Yellow Danvers, Sl.75. north
ern S125; Oregon, fancy, $500; North
ern Australian browns, $160@175; local
APPLEs-Bollehours. 4-ticr box.
$3.50; Az tier, $l.25; Colorado Jona
thans, $3.50; Wlnesaps, 1925; No. 2
,Winesaps, $2.25: evaporated Chiles, lb.,
10 a zoe; Ganos, so 90; w W. ?earman
Alter box, $3.50; Az tier, SIPS; yellow
Newton Plppins. Sl.50 4-tier box, Sl.25
Az tier.
POULTRY-Jobbers sell poultry to the
trade as follows: (per pound Hens 16ac;
young roosters, 2lc fryers, 22c; all
dozen; turkeys. per pound, 27c old TOMS
26c; young toms, &c; hen turkeys. 2Ic
geese, 1Sc: ducks 1Sc,
BAKERS FI.OuR-Made of eastern
hard wheat. Per bbl., 50 %; blended wheat,
81 .9O eastern rye. S25.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Sugar and Coffee
gv Associated Press.

By AssOoluteu FItss'
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Suear-RaW!.
firm: fair refining, Sc; centrifugal 96
fest. 9-16c: molasses sugar, 2&c. Re-
fined steady; crushed, $40; powdered,
4.S0i granulated, 40;
Coffee futures closed IS points lower.
December, $650@6.55; February $6.65
March. s6.60@6.SG; May, 6.S0@7; July,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
Speclal 10 The Herald.

5.-Fi o at
accordance with the fruit
o
c. U Exeter S2S5; Seal
A Eagle Qancy Tuare
$270 Holwreah anc) C. c. IT, Lindsay
e. u Lindsay
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
TORRANCE g. DICKINSON ''I pss.s. $; sn1 ss ST
LOCAL BONDS per Invesmen,a

and butchers. s4.50@5.O21s; good heavy,
81 g0M5: rough heavy. $4,000 4.S5; light,
pigs, $4.25 % 4.sO; bulk
SSeepwReceipts $4,000, market
steady. Sheep, $4@5.75;lambs, $4'9OW
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

official sales-State Bank and Trust
company stock, 90 shares at 800 each; Co.
lumbia Oil stock, 200 shares at 21c; Union
ings bank stock, 10 shares at $74, ten at
SO; Associated Oil stock, G000 shares at
oGtsc each 2000 shares a SIC (B. 30)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Treasury Statement
BY Associated sPress.

By AsaOcIateu FIesA,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Today's state.
ment Of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance, $lSe, G2s,27o.
Gold coin and bullion, $S602O,Q7S.
Gold certificates. $5Q,9i2,96Q
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Northern Oil Stocks

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. oil sales:
One thousand Associated, 81; 1000 Linda
Vista. IS; 10 Union, 165.OO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
One Million for San Francisco
Rv Associated Pres

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-There was de-
posted at the subtreasury today ST.
0OO, 600 for transfer to San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Los ANGELES Bank clearinas

Los Angeles bank clearings Tuesday
shows an increase of 1874, ,92O34 over the
corresponding day last year. Following is
comparative statement:
1906 1901 1903
Dec. L.. 81 002 S4SA S1,525, ,673 10 81 06l 92S q
Dec. g.. 1883, 79S12 15OS,S77.7S 1,16S 92737
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
New York Bonds

Rv Associa ted Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 5.-Beans--
pink 81 .9OGl2 80; lima, $l2OQ425; small
white. S31O@3.2 20; large white, S. 400, 60,
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 7bc@3l 10;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06

BY Associated Press
BOSTON. Dec. 5.--The following We're
closing quotations for stocks and bonds
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
New York Stocks

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--rhc following.
were the quotations FOR stocks and bonds
on the stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Credit Balances

BY Associated Press.
ances, Sl,5S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-06
Bonds

Bid. Asked
Associated Oil ................ 80 91M
California Pacific Ry.... 100 lO3
Corona Power & w. Co... 90h 81
CucamonRa Water Co... .. 1Ol
Home Telephone ............. 9j 96j.
Edison Electric Con. Co... 101H -.
Home I & II Co of 5anta
Monica and Ocean Park. S3& 90
L.. A. Pac Con Mtg ......... 110h ...
J.. A. Traction C............ 113 -.
l.. A. Railway Co........... III -.
Mission Trans & Il. Co ...... "a -.
Mt. Lowe Railway Co... SO -.
Pacific Light & Power Co... 1O01a 10l
Pacific Electric Ry Co ...... Ill -.
Pasadena II. r. & T. Co. S9A -.
.edlands Home r 6, Z. Co. IS 90
Pomona Con Water Co ...... 80. l01
Riverside Light & F. Co... % 100
san Diego Home r. e r. Co. S31a So
Santa Barbara Electric Ry.. - -.
Seaside Water Co ............ 9yI3 -.
Temescal Water Co........... % -.
Omitted Electric g. q p. Co. l0l -.
Union Transportation Co... 954 go
L. S. l.. p. Il. & Y. CON-. 50 g2
Whittier Home 4. & II. Co.. g5i4 100
Whittier Light & Fue Co.. 20 -.