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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

5Sitg fs $ SALES. 5 s5f ,5S
gTsffrEs! Hp IL II S7
Vifsinia. carolina Chemical Co col Trust. !
per cent--I.GG0 at To-. 53y ~.
STATE sEcUR1r1Ea Bla. Asked
Ner,h Carolina ~ g. ! 40. los
VA 10. New. G AMI r., 1927 s6,. g
81 CITY SECURITIES. s. ssI
Richmond City. 1864 So
4 RAILROAD BONDS, VI
Atlanta and Char lst as, r. 1,l7s 1Gs !, 5&
"a C. II i. y: Con II: r *. lc1 @
AZ g. IL. fIcates or Ind. ~ h. ~ q y
Georgia Pacific LIST e. q c.. l9tt2, III Bg
Ca. SO. end Fla. LIST Sc. 10 4. IA ~.
GsorsIa ana Ala Con IS 1911 l,s
NJ. md Wv. Tey. As, 1895. ......i...... 100 49,
n. and w. PocahontaA 49,. o.
sRich. and Meek. !Et AZ. 1885, o. f...ls8
Florida Southern. 1915. $685.. %
Western NJ e. LIST 6s, Co. 19l4 llo
81 ALL. Con. LIST As, $40. 81 81 % ~
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. d
IA lan,a and Charlotte 100 1863
Atlantic Coast Line 100 laG
Atlantic Coast Line con, .lo2 lzG ..5&
Atlantic Coast l.ina i ,n0 y
fsSenbuard Air Line MD 100 3S}s 311s
Seaboarl Air Limo com 100 III
Southern n hallway 5rfd... 1. z. 100 es
s BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS. 4 G
Bank Of Richmond 10; !, 4, i.fa
American lcgn .iln III
First National 100 Els
State Bank OF " 100 lGs a
Union Bank Of Richmond 80 l6s
INSURANCE coAtYANl Els, Is
Virginia Fire and Marine. . Y $50
p Nj eEl.l.ANEouS. u, s y rs II
American Locomotive pfd 100 III NJ ll3 N
Va Car, Chem. pfd., n c., 100 ill
Va Carolina Chemical tcom......lN Si,s Boy,
Va Car. G. Co. Col. TT. II. c.,;..,, l01
,3344s BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
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5,13R I. N GOODS \ MARKET.

II NEW YORK. Treb ef- ntlnued export de- |.
mand foldr goods Is Is having ~
influence npon the n rkel: ia u
and are finding increasing difficulty IN sscur s
3ihg deliveries they desire how
5nrncInal 6 reasons for this Is tho shrnfage's
Which faces the merchant sonst goods when
no, has. bought III s Ii 5;se II iiS
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rot cotton closed dull, 70 We ~
ding ,Ipiands, %; lniddiins gun

]. . 49,
Gotten, dull: inidlling, 100: net g
sci bales; stock 6s. AZ paie sa d.,
Total to day mt NIL port sa
bes port Great Britain fss =
ointment, li9 stt.ck sss
t.snsolidate et
baes; export u 9 reat -, -
ta since septebcr Isl q AL 8 \, u,
1,ontinent .es, III bales: to 70 a.es'
10 Mexico, 9 ~ bales WIS Is E
9 NEW. ORLEANS. Feb. ...FoTToS.s7p Pc
cotton offerings light: sales = 40 pales.s
Inc $50 to arrive quotations REDUCED S.los.
Futures opened steady with prices lM o ~
lover. following New York AMI AZ
col ION nov showing IN sat the ports Was SOW
rs :, M months deliveries and is lust now
mnvinr. because tlsals the first good wfa. her.
ana eonsc,1,iently the first good 4 ronis that
i'm d Senlplod f such a movement Tor many
xeeks eIegrarns from nearly all ot me m
terror points fof consequence show hat lhe!e
wore K no offerings to-day ana praGtlcaliS 70 20
col ON ne ling 81 In the trading March epeheu
POINTS down al III. ad vanced po!n.s. /, aAn ~
Then declined under heavy unaa
POINTS had been lost; buying n,oSshlen =
~ used Al I'm provenent Of 8 points, March M,
n i,v advancing "a To lathe marker closfa
n,iet with net Iosses of 9I12 points 4, !, !,
l;ot ton futures steady. February g ~. DC ,sl
,nreh. .lsG7li: April a7.1ta7.16; May. ltap
= June 1707. 10: j uly. 30. Augnst
u la.7 sptemher 90 &; Cctober Z. g
20 y November, Gp7.ai December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
',oSFlclAL RANGE and SALE Of STOCKS N New YORK.
81 rhomas Branch 4 CO. Bankers and Brokers'.

~ y 21ff i53iS ~ i3g tti
SALES: 4,
ZOO Mo,,SIian, and Texas, pfd.
1850 Missouri Pacific .. ~ 81
Nnsho Chat. and St. lA''s..HR
7iioOSNcw York Central ..,,...,.s,,'.'.3s
$3.50 Norfolk and western. i.,. 4
1890 N. y Dntsand West.'s.t... =
1850 Pacific Mali ....t ....,.
,2o23oO Pennsylvania r. R...s.. ..s..a
lii4OO Peoples Gas (Chicago)..,.'...
600 pressed steel Car. $40
100 Prassed steel Car. pfd....,.
500 Republic j. End 81, CONS.
400 Republic !. and s., pfd...t.5,,a.,
7blCO Heading, com. ... q ~, ,s .tS..
Reading. 1st fpfd. ,.....l5
Reading, I'd pfd ......t, ........
239CO Rock Island, com ..,s....i
Rock Island pfds.... .a.....
1000 Slosa ....... ..........
500 sloss,s pfd !. \ . n:
200 st, III and s III I'd pfd:.s
22G0 st, l.. and Southwest. pfd.
4220O0 Southern Paclflc'
5000 Southern Railway. com ".
coo Southern Railway, apfd,s...
Senboard Air Line, CONF.
100 Seaboard AIR Line, pfd....8
1l1N Tennessee Coal and sIron..,s
400 q exns Pacific
$4,000 Union Pacific ......... ......
26N United Sta ties Lcatlier.s-...s
1GaGOtInitcd States Steel. Y.
U7O00 United States Steel, epfd...S
600 Va Cur. Chemical com y.
4 100 Va Car. Chemical, pfds....i
1900 Wabash, colna... /
200 Wabash. pfd.
81 400 Western Union u
400 Wisconsin II Central s..... s..,.
stsoo wisconsin Central, p'ftd;$ 4.
Total sales, 2,oo6,0o0 Gshal
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.S[QUTHE RN Rail AIY'l''.

Schedule IN EFFECT. DEC $ |: g G1'9.s
rR AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND.
- .Oo a --l1ai ly-- Local for Charlotte ~
u 10 IS aily--I,mi ted--R met. t'nllmangto
Alta ntn and Birmingham. New organs.
6sf NemDhisG Chattanooga nd al the Soutlt.
4 m d IL FIX Sunday --ISeysvllle I.oca
x ~ M az for all tho Sou N.
!. DIRK RIVER LIN Y, a.;
3,rhe Sfavorte5 route To hal more ana EASteE
noints. y Leave Richlpond 10 II, N. ~ oIdnys
WrdnesGlys and Friday W. i st5 ~. 7, ~
As!ls r. Local NIondays. Wednesday s "a me
400 - .s-sxceps sundny--r' West Point.
connecting with for ",
md 81 YER landings Mondays NNsdne saayh
}sg5j AMI Frldnys.} steamer calls ut g louceatss
4 Paint Nltnorlda md Clay Bank J 5s5. TX
d.45 A,rM,--Except Sunday-I.oca Y mixed loE
D y TEAMS r. ARRIVE lCHstoNp, a 81, .sS
10 IA M and G AZ ~. - From all tho soutn.l
~ ~ p n From, Charlotte and L>'trhGua.
Z I; Nj, a SM,--From teyav!! =,
4 AZ A. M.--Rnlttnora ard West l'ont' IN ~
* AZ e. a. nesdnys and Fvldays & ~ ~. ":
: 9 SSaay sass' w. :.
q w. y h n -,
4 2. IL = i, n NJ r. Al,
&. III. AckE Rr, Gsn, y NJ sr;, a.
q W1@hln Kto,,, 2. G.
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e, ..sFs go, - a.TlgF ~ sl7 y.
INSTANTANEOUS MARKETS.
ssi5 8 80 = : - L. 49,.
PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG a.. Y Feb. 81 Fl Fan UE rs
Market firm at 95c. \ rccelnts modera te,s y.
f,inias--Narket steady ut 3aa dD4c, for fancy
Stock machlns j5packed, aaas @s Smelling
stock, 2M l2St n D S4S 3st
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Il /. /, 4. Richmond, Va. Feb. 81 1905
d QUOTATIONS XIX rs III

T,onrbsrry Dear lots) \. 4. \. sl.ao 0sl.a1
Mixed Gear lotsy (. Z. &, ~. 20 40 la
shor.sef ~ Sc Gear 1ot g hsl
Va, .ba ssa sa Ito % 10
White. Va, bag lots !. 81. 5l,s0 5a.a
& No, 2 white Gear ots) .,..,,....I, % M {
No. a5white Gear lotsl ......,.... 81 8tt
III M q mike Gear lotsI. ,.....,;.,t 5lM
No, 8 mixed lca. ots).',..v o. 5
No no. mixed Gear lots ,.......t ss,s
No ! White fcnr lot s. ,....... \. Sd1s 4 n
h Ma q ,whi ia fcnr( int s. ,,,,,..,,,.,t SO %
tUi tcr ~ al \ w NJ, fi6 % 30
Rye r. /, K. 76 % 50 4
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TOBA eco MARKETS. /

Richmond, Va, B Feb. q, 1905. 45
Tobacco-pnr Fired tNsw9-7Iea1eip ,, 9. ~
~ ,,,ot cd a Reordered Receipts and offer.
inrs light and demand somewhat 8 ,npro,y,,ed.
Brlghts-U net talr recei
inr nreynils In tho markGt INA 70 fairly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
MER HANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

steamers leaVe Norfok Tor Boston 'FuySday.
,Bostan, MASS, q providence, II, !.
"Wednesday, Frill.y and SUNDAY For t'rosi,s
danSn MIp,lay RThurstlgy ana SaturIay at y
IS AZ passensers md freight taken for all
Nav England points Tickets on sale ut Y. and
q, RwY- ana N, and Nv, Rwy. ohtees, and No,
lSl2 East Main, Il 81 N.Y.
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{ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
4 BALTIMORE, MI D. Feb, ,---SSeaboarl All
Limo common, lSSj do. preferred y, " sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
NAVAL STORES,

IN .AtISc,ToN 81 CT Feb e7tt--spI IT'S
doing 81, raesps, %
Ia rras "a at $l.G0 receipts, 80 bar.
rels. Crude Turpentine Firm at s., 500 % re-
iceipts, "a barrels. 1, !, :, >,,r, ~, I
Srn, at 5oc q receipts, cask: M so Casks:
al nn,ents Ss5S casks Rosln-lfi rn; receipts s5S
barrels sales; SOL barrels 8 shlpment s'53 Icy
o'rH 4 EsToS, s.. c., Feb, URPEN-
TINE AN D ROSLN--Nothirg Sdol ns. VI 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
/. 1oTroN 4 s r; [,i OH III MARKF'

NEW YORK. Feb, .i-7c9t,onseed aSoll vas
auictwith prices irregular erIus.
OF summer yellow, ron,inal primo white, soe.
primo winter yellow, SIC. 81 IS az. 8
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7 4. @. 70 Richmond, Frcdcricks--S
ns u * ! burg s Potomac r. r..

Trains Leave Rlchmoild--.N orthWard. 8
Ais AZ .-1oali ~ byrd ST. Through
s:2s "a. Daily Mad ST. Through M,
n .45 A. .-DaI ly-Atal Throug n. Il al
{, "a AM. bal hiondn BYRD 81;
:aS ba sill nd d Ac-;
$40 ~ M,--pally-B yrd St. Through. Local
1905 noon--wesk Days Byrd ST. Through; sgs
81 100 PY M,--Wcek Days-Byrd ST. Frederick X
burg Accommodation u S3{l y
-, s Waa 81! Th ASHLAND
%s trains Arrive Rlchmond--s Inward. 3sis
$50 Days-El ba Ashland q. IN As lci
$50 A'M.ssWeek F'reder ickss-SS
burg accommodating Ion. -
i ~ 4: MNssx hysS Az h's
u = f,of M.1 stSHI Il, st rough
5;l3 I oays-dS shand As
comm dation S y, 8iI u ,a 4; i8 ssSfS 5#
87:l5 r Nj Dal Byrd st. Through y,
800 n M.--Dall Byrd st Through. Local
oae e 81. l'hrorigh. Az Az
10 :6o P1 daily Main st. Thrpiig },
11:4o M Days--IE ST. through tlE
Sl Pullman Cars, ~. NV
seepnE or: VI 3, cars :, ,ce
smond 1850 week days and local accom-
Timo Of arrivals and opart,ires and connsc--S
yVAD ID DUKE v CIV. GULF. p TAYI,oR.8
Gem Alun'r ASS Gen Man Man.
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hogs. s5l5a5 q !; TOW lights 81 70 outside deal,

ers, &. /, ". VI a; ,t
UNION STOCK YARDS. r1ITsBI lIsG. PA.
Feb. b. -ttATTLE,-Re 12S loads. Market
slow on heavy grades; others steady. Cholcc,
ST. d0fi5 Is n prime, 81. common,
and gher:s rece pts light Prime
,iight yersars s.. she ID Y Prime
wethers 80 1896. Sc Sclills and coInmon 500 60;
lambs, $500 80; veal cal $50 ~. III
ciEGINNATIsit O.. Feb q. Gs-Aetlve.
Butchers, s. common I'll s. loffo oos Cat
las Fair ~ good tshippera, Si?5D iS5
comm 81, 81 c5,lta Ct. Nj !;hee end 81 3;V
&. 60, Lambs Stead at 50. q 50 81
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RICHMOND sTo CKs nIARKET.

8G{ SALES .55S \; SG
American ocon,otiN 20 prcferrtsi-l5 att n
Nirgi fila cent 900 III t17l
a Richmond city 6s-- 1G1 on 81 per- cent! basis
YirEinin.c arollna. Chemical Co. Col Trust. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16
SAUNDERS OBSEQUIES
FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD
TOMORROW.
Church of the Covenant at O'Clock
in the Observation-Disclosures
to Be Private.

Arrangements for the funeral of Lorin
NJ. Saunders were completed this morning.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Teunis S. Hamin, pastor of the Church OF
the Covenant at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, at the Saunders home. 2lol Wyom-
ing avenue, Washington Heights. The
burial will be private at Oak H!ll. There
Will be no Masonic other special cere-
mony. it was stated. and the pallbearers
will be selected from Mr.. Saunders large
circle of friends.
Lorin NJ. Saunders WIS prominent in the
District of Columbia as a banker. lawyer,
real estate dealer and in politics II : death
occurred about , o'c ock Yesterday after
noon at his late residence, and due to
Brights disease from which he had been a
sufferer for more than 4 yea. He is sur
vived by a widow and one son. Fen:on, a
promising youth.
Two years ago, it is sa d, NJ. saunders
had symptoms of the disc tSs which caused
his death. and year la,er his suffe"ings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16
Popular Mason.
HAPPY YOUNGSTERS.
Goldenberg's Employees Visit Ringling
Circus

There was not a happier bunch of young
sters in Washington yesterday than the
youthful employees of Goldenberg's Depend
able Store, who did the circus as the guests
of the firm.
In plenty of time for the evening per-
Torrance two large sightseeing automo-
biles arrived at the 18th street store, and in
a jiffy they were loaded to the guards with
smiling, laughing, happy youngsters, who
were off for an evening of fun around the
"sawdust' ring, In the menageries and in
the side shows. The autos We're decorated,
and before the start the children were
given a bountiful supply of peanuts, pop
corn and candy to eat on the way out.
When the grounds We're reached there was
generous supply of red lemonade and
additional quantity of peanuts for the
animals dished out, and the happy crowd
We're taken into the big tent holding the
animals. These having been seen the young
sters were taken into the main show, and
after that was over the side shows were
visited AT the conclusion of the evening
fun the automobiles We're again called into
use and, as they started away from the
grounds and along the road down town, the
midnight air was made to reSound with
cheers for the proprietors of the Golden
berg establishment. The automobile was
used to take the children home, and 1t was
late hour before the last happy youngster
was tucked away in bed to dream of the
pleasure fulfilled which they had anticipat
ed for many weeks.
The GoldenberG establishment has made
it practice for seceral years to take all
the youngsters who arS engaged as cash
boys and girls, bundle wraFSers and mes
SengerS to the circus each year, and they
always look forward to the outing with
much pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

Maj. Gen. George W. Davis, the retiring
governor of the canal zone. accompanied by
his two daughters. arrived last night at
New York in the steamer Alliance from
Panama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

tive values 10 n feast Or. Kellogg has
prepared little additional leaf 70 the
menu card which gives the nutritive val
Ne Of each course the menu and receipts
Of each dish having been sent to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

A. j. Pearson, ex-representative of the
sixteenth district of West Virginia in Con-
gress and one Of the Oldest lawyers of the
Monroe county bar, died at Woodsfield.
Ohio, yesterday. He had only been sick
five days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

We're such that he was forced to retire
from active business life. His condition
was not regarded as alarming except at in
tervas when sever attacks seized him. In
one of these he died yesterday Sunday he
was worse than usual, but the end was not
anticipated soon. Five minutes before
death Mr.. Saunders was conscious and able
to take the medicine which a nurse admin
iSt cred to him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

Former Senator and Mrs. j. B. Hender-
son will give a unique dinner Thursday
next to certain experts on the subject of
dietetics-chiefly members of the nation
al convention which meets here on the
18th and 10Th to consider the treatment
of tuberculosis. Among others will be
Professors Fisher and Chittenden of
Yale University, Prof. Wiley, at the lead
of the chemical bureau of the Agricul-
tural Department, and Dr. Kellogg of
the Battle Creek Sanitarium.
To show that the use of meat is not a
necessity for supplying sufficient nutri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Norman of 1888 18th
street northwest gave a reception in
honor of the thirteenth birthday and
barmitzah of their son, Hyman, Rev
DR.. Lob officiating. Speeches, singing and
instrumental selections contributed to
the Dlea sure Of the guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-16

Mrs William John Zeh of 1901 18th
street will be "at home" the remaining
Wednesday afternoons and evenings dur
ing May.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

Hatton & Field, builders; one-story brick
building; $6S00.
Hough street, S7OS-J. G. Stoneman. 1920
mes own9r aI sSo
Isabel street, 24-R. N. Martin, 450l
Marmian way, owner and builder; one one
story, fiye-room M frame residence; $500.
owner: G. w, Van Anken, builder; one
story frame stable; $3.50.
New Jersey street. 2931-Maggie Reed,
at lot, owner; r. E. Wells. builder; re-
/ pairs to one-story frame residences; $345.
Olive street, 754 South-R. Marsh &r Co,
Hellman building, owner; j. =. Hall,
Pasadena avenue, 2213-Mrs. C. H. Wick
man, at lot, owner; ]. NJ. Tibbets, builder:
addition to one-story frame residence; S65.
| Pasadena avenue, 4540-D. w. Lucknow,
owner; William Knickerehm, builder;
raise one-story frame residence; 800.
Seventeenth street, Sl5 West-L. II.
Nolte, 1923 Cherry, owner and builder;
$1,000
Truitt, 1924 East Third. owner and build
er; one-story frame residence; 500.
Seventh street. 2319 East-A. ]. Marion.
at lot, owner and builder; one-story, six
room frame residencei $500; ,
Sunset Boulevard. 1226-W. 8. Philips,
315 Sonoma, owner; w. Thompson, build
$iloo $I oNS'0i'' A''t''-- --'' ''
Twenty-third street 1868 East--Calvary
Presbyterian church, at lot, owners M. N.
Mills, builder; one-story frame church
Twenty-fourth street, PIT west-Nat
Dryden, owner and builder; two-story,
nine-room frame residence; $4,000.
Twenty-second street. 1b94-J. J. Nehli,
at lot, owner and builder; one-story, FIVE
room frame residence; $780,
Twenty-ninth street, 1134 West-W. S.
Cross, at lot, owner; A. j. Astrom,
builder; addition to two-story frame resi-
Twenty-third street, 1870 East-G. G.
Smith, 1015 West Seventh street. owner;
G.. B. West, builder; one-story frame resi-
Thirty-sixth street. 300 East-L. L.
Blake, 301 East Thirty-sixth, owner and
builder; one and q half story, seven-room
frame residence; $500.
Thirty-sixth street, 94s West-Charles
Roedegers, 1910 McClintoclS, owner; Mr..
Carder, builder; one-story frame resi-
dence; $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
BUILDING PERMITS

Superintendent Backus yesterday issued
building permits as follows: -,
Aldama street, 6174-S. b. Fitch, ZIG
one and half story frame barn; $75.
Berendo street, 150S-Otto Arnold and ].
S. Dodge, 20 Laughlin, owners and build
ers; one-story frame residence; $1,000.
Berendo street, 13S4-Same as above
Central avenue, COL. e. Marsh, F. r.
Strong, G., B. Hill and A. f.. Schiffmali.
Hellman building, owners; j f. +, Hall all
Central avenue, 501-A. b. Chase, 200
Hellman building, owner; D. w. Aaron,
builder; alteration to brick building, SoSOU.
Clarence street. 1Sl North--C. FL; Hamll-
story frame residence; $1,000.
Tanning street, 327 North-Mrs. Q. Won
Keith, builder; one-story frame residence;
Fourth street, 1915 West-E Nollac, at
lot, owner; Callavay & Clarke. builders;
two-story frame flat building; $3275.
Forty-fourth street, 1888 West-F. P.
Burnham, 655 Huntington building, owner
and builder; move and alter one-story
Fortieth street, 249 West-C. S. Hogan,
121 East Thirtyfifth, owner and builder;
two-story, ten-room frame residence;
$500.
Fremont avenue, 275 North-F; wiesen-
danger, 221 Laughlin, owner and builder;
one story fra frame building 500 $.4
son, builders; one-story frame residence;
$1750.
Fortieth street. 502 West-J. b. Brown,
80 Douglas owner; G. S. Boone. builder;
two-story, tweve-room frame residence;
$4,000.
Forty y-eighth street, 4SO West-w e.
Higman, Fifty-eighth and Main, owner
and builder one-story, six-room frame
Iesidence; $500.
Fifty-first street, 1864 East-Richard
Marry, at lot. owner and builder; one
story frame barn; $40.
Grand avenue, 633 South-NIrs. p. Selig-
man, S45 South Burlington. owner; Child.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
.ECGS AND BANANAS
TO RANCE HIGHER
PRICES MAY BE ADVANCED IN
A FEW DAYS
Market Well Supplied With Staple
Goods, Except Fancy Potatoes and
Ranch Eggs-VegetabIes in
Great Abundance

Business was moderately active in
the local produce market yesterday
with prices practically unchanged
The only special feature was the
threatened advance of a cent dozen
for fancy ranch eggs. The present
price is SIC fat but jobbers assert
that there Is no money in the business
at that figure Several jobbers stated
that they would refuse to sell any more
ranch eggs at 37c--only 3Sc would get
them. Fresh eastern eggs continue in
sharp demand.
Butter was firm at butter board quo
tationS and the demand was sharp for
the best grade. The president of the
jobber to be filled with fresh local
creamery. He was too late with hin
order, and the cases went back empty.
Valley butter moves rapidly, and great
quantities of storage butter is used TO
fill orders for dealers in the city and for
shipment.
Fancy potatoes are scarce, but the
demand was sharp for the medium and
lower grades. Many purchasers take
the cheapest potatoes they can get.
In the vegetable market the supply
was abundant and prices were com
paratively easy Radishes 10c a dozen; /;
cabbage 300 40c a sack; chilis and pep
pers 2Q2hc a pound; caulitiower soc a
dozen: beans &c; peas 2@2bc; corn l5c
0$1.00 a sack; celery 20 Q3Oc dozen.
Bananas sell steadily at 4% C pound
Dealers say the price will be marked up
to sc Monday.
Dealers reported liberal receipts OF
poultry and prices steady =,
Wild geese have appeared and sell at
S4.50D550 q dozen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping

ARRIVED.
Steamer Alcazar, from Greenwood
Steamer San Gabriel, from Umpqua.
Steamer tug Relief, from San Fran
cisco.
SAILED.
Schooner Wawona, for Port Los An
geles
Barkentine Georgina, for Portland
Schooner Muriel lin tow of tug Re-
lief), for San Francisco.
Steamer Wasp, for Hueneme.
Steamer w. H. Kruger, for San Fran
cisco.
Schooner Borealis, Astoria.
Steamer Coronado, Grays Harbor
Schooner A. F. Coats, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Crescent, Tacoma.
Schooner Kona, Grays Harbor.
Barkentine Aurora, Tacoma Tacoma
Schooner Americana, Portland
Schooner Lucy, Umpqua.
Schooner Commerce, Everett
Schooner Repeat, Everett.
Schooner Solano, Blakely.
Schooner Espada, Everett.
Schooner Meteor, Hadlock.
Schooner Dauntless, Grays Harbor.
Steamer Wasp, Seattle.
Schooner Melrose, Grays Harpor.
Schooner w. p. Jatterson, Gray's Har-
bor.
Schooner Manila, Everett.
Bark Star of Bengal, Portland.
Barkentine James Johnson, Portland.
Schooner Gardner City, GrayS Harbor.
Schooner Blakely, BlaNely.
Barkentine George e. Billings. Everett
Barlxentine Retriever. Hadlock.
Barkentine Encore, Everett.
Schooner r, w. Bartlett, Gray's Har-
bor.
Schooner Wawona, Willapa.
ON THE WAY.
Schooner Argus, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Bangor, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Admiral, Everett.
Schooner Alex. Il. Brown, Blakely.
Schooner AlVena, Tacoma.
Schooner Alert, Bellingham
Schooner e. X. Wood, Grays Harbor.
Steamer Bonita, San Francisco.
Barkentine Diamond Head, Tacoma.
Steamer ]. S, Higgins, Fort Bragg.
Steamer Marshfield, Hardy Creek.
steamer Norwood, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Mahukona, Portland.
Schooner j. M. Weatherwax, Blakely.
Steamer Pasadena, Portland.
Schooner Prosper, Ballard
Schooner r. e. Godfrey. Ballard.
Schooner StimSon. Ballardt,
Schooner Hugh Hogan, Tillamook.
Barkentine Northwest, Eureka.
Schooner Salem, Ballard.
Steamer Samoa, Caspar.
Schooner ]. A. Campbell, Columbia.
Steamer Brooklyn, Bowen's Landing.
Schooner Okanogan, Gamble.
Schooner William Renton, Willapa-
Steamer Cheduamegon, Wisconsin.
FOREIGN VESSELS.
British bark Pass OF Killiecranckie, Amt
British bark Kilmeny, Hamburg.
German ship Wandsbek, Hamburg
Redondo Shipping
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norwood, Grays Harbor.