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HENRY PULLING.
BOX .. TUcKAHOE. N. Y.

A. WHITE PLAINS-Fuly furnished house. Il
rooms, baths. butlery. laundry, al improvements
June 10 October near station. plot iihxIsO. In Al
neighborhood rent son per month
NEW SCARSDALE-Fully furnished house
rooms, bath, near station, on hlgh elevation ali i'm
season. 500
AT WHITE FLAiNS-On Fisher sv: plot 7S1ia7
with house, 10 roomf, baths: all Improvement In
Al order price $4,000 "
NEAR WHITE PLAiNS-For sale, y acre, house
rooms, with some improvements: table for ;
horset' chicken house, running water hot air heat
all fenced price A.sOo. q 800 cash, balance essy
IN SCARSnALE-For sale, plot Tb1iOO Il house
? rooms and bath. hot air heat an improvem ents
station. price $50
THOS. =. HAMMOND,
Depot So. Harsdalr y Y
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At WHITE PLAINS.


$1,000 buys business block and Mats; rents e,sl6:
shows 1872 on investment now; viii show 1871 eH
piTaion pr sent leases: price $4,000 lss reduction
Tor sale before May oth rare ihvtstmeht. We
own old fashioned house; modern Improve menta.
about one acre land; WCsichCSttr avenue 5000 for
quick sale; Immediate pOtst ssion. We own nice
six room house. Davis av. easily worth t,so0. our
price - Ooo; a bargain. Also hne house and barn.
lafayette st.. 1850. Attractive reside nce, Rath
bun ST. Just on car line rooms all improve mtuts
1901 Till sell new house. rOOms. ali improve
mcntS. new street. $500, 10 quick purchaser.
see us FOR property OF ever Kind White Plains and
vicinity. WESTCHESTER LAND EXCHANGE.
white Plains, y. Y.
HOIiE AT WHITE PLAINS.
We appeal 10 men Of moderate means and thos.
who have money tied up In business Our plan
gives purchaser all opportunities open 10 home
seeker with cash Choice OF plans. location. Ac.
Small payment down, balance monthly lnstalments.
Save your rent and own home In New Works mos
CHESTER LAND exchange, White Plants. T. y.
AT WHITE PLAINS.
Special inducement 70 partiss Of three OF m ore
on cholee lots, Cash OF instalmsnts. WIN eyct
houses on same for iOsy down, bAlarcc mont1lE
lnstalments. Sc your friends. WESIC HIST ER
LAND EXCHANGE White Plains. y, V,
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Clifford Park.
By Trolley for sc.
Come out and lock IL over.

This property is partly in Brou1ville on
the White Plains road. two miles above
Mt. Vernon. and can be reached by trolley
via Mt. Vernon or by tho Harlem r. r. -
{ er FronKville or Tucxa 10 Station.
Tho owner nRs spent a fortune In beau
tifying this select and highly restricted
settlement; fine streets. stone sidewalks;
beautiful shade trees and lawns; excellent
water, gas and electric light; public schools
and churches nearby q trolley line on either
side Of the park and the great electric
road from Grand Central 20 White Plains
within sir minutes walk. Herr IL an ideal
place for homeseekers ~ moderate means
on most favorable terms. Call. investigate.
and convince yourself, Descriptive maps
and particular are cheerfuily furnished
by the owner on the prope rty.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY TARNs.
COUNTY HOMES
Continued from Eighth Pao,

81 lfoth street n CEi0o. two FAIRLY DWELLING
Beach avenue, northwest corner 81 iibtt STREE
Tzi0o. vacant.
Webster aytnuf, vest side 100 feet south ~
1850 street t01ioo vacant
W,ttohtEier Ayepue, east side. 100 feet south OF
Dawson street. iNxt75H IRE Fular: vacant
By Mcouay a 90.
Brook avenue. Nos. ~ 10 eos east side Is feet
south Of ittth street BxC, three i've story nats
'effh sirrei. No. ioi2, fouth side 10 feft west
q Siebbrns avenue 7ot7C three SION brick dWen.
ing
THunGbAT. NAY
~ Joseph p nay
-ltedson street, Nos on aad So west side tsto
ieet squth Of Jane street, ,11S9iH irregular two
toeT SOC traemcnts. with stores.
Alien stree. No. -, east side IN 70 feet .c-1th
q hsper ttreet. 2s-7Hltt eta ttoTy tsnement via
ff0rtl = 49,
Goerrk street Nos 5 and :. uesi s,a.. MA s,,,
eotm 81 hroomt street. gl.i0rioo1 tFrcrOar two
P''ea Fnu t-nepsuta- via siorss.
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Sch!cslnger 10 Emrs Harlem. mtge ~.
Riverside Dbve. lOl = A. s?IG lrreF: Ran
dolph Hurp, referee. 10 Nrwton = White
sldC . '............
silh St Is and 20 ", i7I7l: Nay y Ramon 70
Eugene & Potter, mtge $4,000 .... ...
Elih 81, 80 ", 2ONaS.o. Edwin W y Glasscos 70
Margaret y Gl6sscoe. mtEC $4,000. ....
tsth 81 - ", iexto05. Trustees Columbia
College 20 Evan AZ Evans .............
10th 81, 2t7 ", 2ft01tO05 John J ByTe 20
William Devery, mtge 81 900 .........
HNEl W
tNonhdrdH Island n0ffh Of Hon 3D.
Amsterdam Az, = = cor i25th ~, 2S7Hiuo.
i2Ath ttss, tOoe Amsterdam aV. lattOoli.
Abraham Goodman TO " u'anl Solts.
ntge S.b.OnO ............... .....
Amsterdam ~, =. d i-uN -. 6OttO0
IDtoh Herb ant ano 20 Irving lachraCh
and ano. mtge tl2.iO0 ...... .............
boulevard. 4 e. cor 1881 s.. -. 1tN' u0 ChArlpH
r RaTney 70 james HOY. ......
Post ~. q. 40 ArademN ~. sOASlO.
EdE1T lew n blanche Cors~, Ut-r
ist sv, n cor iisth st. Is Sac. MARI NErrn
e al 70 Hymun noef. mtgs tiCOuo. ......-
Sth Az. " cor iaod 81. 13Lto1: Gustav Rhrln
aueT "a A 20 John Frung. mtrc tnQ00
iilih 81, rs ~ 2. i2scxt0n't Moss
9uy4cufeT - Samuel Cnhsn and ano.
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Park Az. cor. ioOth ~. 55iiOG Cohn BaeL
Jv'rs AiOntOn On 70 GertrudcJecobS
tst az, " = coll iOeth st. 7OKpS Henry
CGstellano 10 Adelaide CastslAno. mtEe
7sih 81. lis and III r. toIps.s Really Nor. "
gore Co 10 Hudnut Realty 90. mtge tta.-
asa q. zSs &. 9oIiOoB Joseph Wiuner TO
Joseph cohen, mtge t0.t0o...............
9Th st. 705 2. ~ eHioo. 10. Henry Cohen ~
Al 70 Harris StrAvitL mtge a10,f 1S......... u
9Th -. n ., 100 Madison av. R.01iOOii.
Alfred Marvin 10 Charles " Rosen
thai. mtge e1z7 so ....,........-.......... moi
SAME property, ChaTles Rosenthal N
David KidAnaky and ano. mRe lalOoO u
iOBd 81. iet 2. z7Hi00.ii; Anna N Huteny 70
james hcGovcrn. mtge 40 80 ......... II
tood u. 20 rs 2. iooIioo. n: kark Rosenthal
70 Albert RcissT an ano. N tge at1 ooo n
iofth 81. IS 100 " ID av b01io0li. business
Mems Realty CO 10 Nathan Snverton.
iosth o. ~ 2. n1iOa. Louie u lion 10
Emilio horlnte. mtge tt1.Qoo. ,....,..,.. II
ioeth o. n Q. - y 81 Az, TkzioQ.it; Fannie
llttenbsrr and ano 70 inasc Hsifef. mtEs
Nlt'u1..ss.ss sss.sssst ...-s.-.. n
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covenant against grantoT onlyl
Alien 81, s. 3, "a ioIG10: frank HlllmRn
81 al 20 Samuel Schs elmer mtre t7T. 600 -. Nnr
0Qerck 81, " g. Ntt stanton 81 bOxiOo
Henri brennich 70 George Kct her $500. iOC
Greenwich ~, n " cor Perfy o.. 7AxeS: Addie
Mckee. eIeT and trustee. 20 Marx L
Madison 81 iot. .. 76Iioo, Abraham Ssis
20 William Hymnn and ano mtge 80 bO0 100
Ridge -, q. % Q Broorne o., 701i0O. Lena
Bloch 10 David Jacobs, mtge 90 zoo. ..... nom
Thompson a. v cor Grand 81, t0oIiO0
MaH ksetsr 70 Moss Fehenstsin e. al,
vsSsy q, H-B .. tSSrts: CITY Real Eststs "'"'
Company 70 Petro RoncoTOui. .......-.. iOOoo
Washington ~ cor LAight 81 7t1Go.
Isaac Ogden 81 al 10 Rogeu Tea and
IN 81 ~ and 2to. q SHao. 10 Mary Tevrn '''
70 Aarun Gordon, mtre t1o.Ooo ........... nom
Hh ~, ~ p U.oHa1G Harm Cuba e 81 20
Rosie FofJt and anu, mtge Glo.9lG ....... 100
iOlh u, \ q 81 = Blercker u ratNo9 Realty
Transfer CO 70 n RleaeT. mtge "a 500 100
i1th q, 30 2. EIlo1A Morris Krunorei II al
70 aannud tu1EoVitn and nno. mtre t1..
~ ssssssasss 100
L1EinTtoP ~. ~ Ind io'l, 80. $50 coolia
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Of New YoYk Il al: Wyatt a T.. attorneys 2, q.
FROST, referee; due on Judgment ta1eiosG subject
20 tANea, dc,, o. 100.
By james l.. Wells.
Robbins avenue, Nos. 5i. - and tei. west side
Tb feet south OF itsth street io01it1H Irregular
two two slory stone front dwellings and vacant
CathArine Boyd ". ". n. HolmberG "a AL Smith
NnhAmeou, attomey; y. HickoH, referee; subject
70 taNes, &C, ts7t; partition.
FRIDAY, NAT
By Joseph p. Day.
Gfsnd strest. 10, e. north eide. . feet yesl Of
wooster street hHioo, scveu story brick lon and
store building Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany " pemorost Patten Company 81 a.: Riteh.
", b. a B., attoueyt j. ". Lewis. referee: due %
judgment, Hiob. a. subject 10 tsxca. &C, tI1s.A.
~ Charica A. BerTtan.
Trinity avenue Noa- gi and o7o, wei side. ~
feet south Of ietth street Ttzioo; two hve story
e5tes tenems1t,; ~ heAvoy "a q; =
refsree dus On judgmsut, tiAi1.tp subiect 70
Real Estate TFanufeFJ
DoWNnowu.
t9oan q FeufNsam ~
. lJes lslaaIl 49, ~ en- qllil dseti 80 z,
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ARDSLEY. lT-ington Dobbs Fern bargains 90
~ Acres 500 feet elevation. grand view. shade.
large stone house and carriage house. greenhouse.
$4,000 cost tlsS,ooo: Irvtnaton. ~ acres, Broad
way. elegant grounds, shade. motern stone house
and carriage house, nne riv'' lew. $4,000, cost
too.oo 20 acres broadway. ,tei' NJ grounds, shade.
fruit, grand river. monntain N.sW, modern stope
house ~ rooms, esrrAE house. grecnhouse ten
ant house. $4,000. n acres building site broad
way entrance nne river view Snd surroundings.
t2b,0oo TRAVIS a son. IS Cortlandt ST.
4 DESIRABLE DWELLING on Hudson. com
handing twenty mile nver view; large Queen Anne
Mouse, AL modern In provemcnt6, ven beet resident
neiGhborhood high elevation, corner plot cor 81.
bargain a. 81 900. THOMAS THOMSON. ~
Main Street Yonkers
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Back on the Hills

a. Greenwich beautiful view Of TIRE Sound ana
~ miles surrounding country, charming Esptls
mems county seat 20 room house. ? baths An
modern improvements, large stable: fArdFn ana
fArmers' colleges; ~ acres. fTicr Ebdon perG
furnished foT the SEASON, tSbO0. ''f"
FON REALTY COAPANI 500 STR Ave.
AT YONKERS. Beautiful modern house All In,
provemcnts. lots. IN me residence sertion tsren
By bank for debt. only $3.50 on easy terms 49,
3stou double nat, Apartments only III S1o v,tIi 80
IS per cent, on 81 900 cash: building plot Of ! M,
boom coming. SHtPAAN, 81 NatbuTtos IL. ''u'
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LOWERRE.

New modern dwelling. seven rooms. bstb Easy
terms might rent SANDERS, Lowerre station.
FINE RESIDENCES a. ParShnl, Lowsrre. Cant
and Ludlow; bargains terms easy: building plots Of
exceptional prices an improvements GAJL
BELL. SSs South Broadway, near paTshW station,
Yo1kers. y. y.
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.D,{ A CREsTwoop VIEW. SHOWING SOUTHERN
D. Entrance and Willow Tree, The rglna slip Of which
was ITouEht from Napoleon's Tonic 81 81. Helena
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our out on Harlem 1a11
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.-Beans-
Pink, $3O0@35O: Lima, $4.OO@4. 10; small
white, $S.15@3.4O large white, $2.35@
2.60
Potatoes-Early Rose. 1901. As: Or
egon Burbanks, $1.O0@1.25; river Bur-
banks, 65@90c; Salinas Burbanks. $100
@145; river reds, 55@65c; Merced
sweets, 9oc@$1O5.
Onions-Fancy, $3.50; common, $225.
Various-Green peas. 3Q6c: string
beans, 6@10c; egg plant. S@10c; green
summer squash, 75c@$1.00: rhubarb, SOC
@$1.25; garlic, S@10c; mushrooms, 5@
12kc.
Flour-Family extras, $4SO@5 S5 I;
bakers extras, $4.75@@500.
Wheat-Shipping, $1.47h@1521a; mill
ing. $1.55@1 ,65.
Barley-Feed. $1.16A@1171a; brewing,
$.1SA @1.20; chevalier, $1.2O@1.25.
Oats-Red, S1.40@1.55 white, $1.421s@
1874; black, $1,35@1.65.
Millstuffs - Middlings, $25 000D2S 90;
mixed feed, $2S.OO@2S.5O; rolled barley,
$24.50@25.50.
Hay-Wheat. $1OOO@15OO; wheat and
oat, $10.00@1400: oat, wild, $S.60@10.OO;
oat, tame, $S.OO@13OO; barley, $9.OOm
100; alfalfa, $9.00@11.50; clover, $1,000
200; straw, 45@55c.
Receipts-Flour, 1924; wheat, 5000;
barley, 55,763: oats $500: beans, 1858:
corn, 1900; potatoes, 5696: onions, 1856;
bran, 5000; middlings, 200; hay, $780,
straw, 4555; hops, 80; hides, 2S7; wine,
n, 200.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21

sack, or about cent pound: fancy
tomatoes for shipping $1.25m1.50 box,
and common to fair 75c@$1.00 in pick
ing boxes; celery remains 221s D40c a
dozen in crate lots on sizes.
Bananas are reported ripening fast,
and that the trade will be supplied
Monday. The last shipment came in
good condition. These will job at 4
cents a pound in round lots.
Strawberries in fair supply at sails
cents a box for choice, and fancy
Tropico 1S@20c.
In oranges the market is quiet and
trade channels are glutted with So
called special packages that are not
popular since the novelty has depart
ed. Fancy navels ran from $1.25@
200 a box.
Lemons are dull and weak, as culls
hurt the market; $1.50Q1.75 is about
the quotation.
Demand for apples is active and the
movement is large. Belleheurs, the
from $1.35@150 in 4 and 41a-tier boxes.
Grape fruit is slow and in large sup
ply at S1.10d1.30 for choice and fancy
Padre reaches $1.75@1.9O box.
FISH AND GAME.-Too many hal
ibut and rock cod crowded the fish
dealers yesterday. Demand was steady
out small varieties were scarce.
Lobsters were sufficient for trade
needs and crabs from the north were
scarce.
Some rabbits came in. but sold at
once. This game is wanted.
No ducks appeared and geese were
limited. The demand took the regular
and held-over shipments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
MANY TRADE
RULES ADOPTED
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TAKES
IN NEW MEMBERS
Eggs Steady-Cheese Firm-Butter in
Lctive Demand-Potatoes Act
ive-Onions Unchanged.
Fish Too Plentiful

The first meeting of the new year of
the full membership of the Produce
exchange was held Thursday after
noon at which President Glen w.
Hack presided. Many features for
trade betterment were discussed and
some practical innovations for the
guidance of the jobbng and produce
trade were established.
The question of protecting a larger
line OF credits was considered, that
VIII tell in advance the actual financial
condition of creditors.
Reports were made by the officers
that the collection of statistics with
the cooperation of the transportation,
was proving practical and that the re-
ceipts were daily chronicled in the
press. This feature brings Los An
geles prominently before the CONNER
cial world, and has been highly COM
mended by business men.
The growth of the Produce exchange
is shown by the rapid increase in
membership. At the meeting the fol-
lowing firms were nomlnally elected to
seats in the Produce exchange:
The Monarch Produces company the
Home Ice and Cold Storage company
and l.. D. Wolf, brokers of the Sacra-
mento valley.
EGGS STEADY.-On the Produce
exchange yesterday the egg quotat ton
committee fixed the selling price of
California ranch eggs at 2S cents a
dozen. This is the same price that
prevailed on the previous day, and is
based on actual market conditions.
Receipts were not over large, but as
the active egg production season is at
hand, many dealers think that lower
quotation may prevail during the COM
ing week. Demand is reported steady.
Eastern storage candled closed at 26
cents.
BUTTER IS ACTIVE.-With re-
ceipts OF butter lighter, the demand
has absorbed all the offerings and the
trade Is well cleaned up of creamery
holdings. Hardly sufficient stock was
received yesterday to meet trade re-
quirements, creating an extra demand
for coast creamery, and causing an
additional withdrawal of cold storage
goods. The present butter market has
proved the most healthful known in
many years, and the new season will
open with stock generally depleted all
over the country
Cheese is firmly held, the market be-
ing we'll supported in all directions, as
shipping demand is good and receipts
below the normal.
POTATOES SUPPORTED.-Gen
is the report that a firmer tone pre-
walls in the potato market, and while
stocks are large no jobber seems in
clined to make concessions. This Is
based on reports from the north that
say that holders know that as the
stocks in sight are short, the re-
mainder Of the season must produce
higher prices. Demand locally and ON
shipping account is heavy, From re-
ports TO dealers the lntire southern
section, also Arizona and Southern Me-
Vada Is short on potatoes
Onions rule steady. the fancy reach
ing $3.25. Common goods are $2.75 when
not sorted, but selected In sacks aver
age $500 a hundred. Demand Is only
In lots to suit trade needs.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-
Trade in vegetables yesterday was
active. String beans We're scarce at
SQ9 cents a pound, fresh peas SOS cents
slightly firmer; cabbage SO@sO cents a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O-Constraint
was manifest in the speculative spirit
IN stocks today and the tone was dull
Tor the greater part of the time. The
positive weakness, however, of the
opening dealings which came over from
the preceding day was soon disspated.
Inc pressure centered largely in
Amalgamated Copper owing to disap-
pointment over the dividend declara-
tion. The amount of the distribu-
ton was what had been generally
expected, but disappointment was
felt that the style Of the div
1dend was calculated to imply a
question as to the maintenance of the
rate. The stock was forced down an
extreme 1%. and without making a re-
covery was effectively supported above
the low, point.
Brooklyn Transit reflected a revised
view OF the recommendations yesterday
TO the railroad commission for the i'm
, provement of the system and it's de-
cline was arrested. While the market
was saved from the systematic infiu-
ence of continued weakness in these
stocks, there seemed a continued
weight on it and the notable advances
4 IN special cases were not effective in
: sreviving the strength and activity.
u More effect than usual was produced
by the disquiet of foreign securities
ances in Russia. There was consider
able selling here for foreign account,
but the sentimental effect of the sit
uation was of even more influence.
Z. Great interest was shown i'm the news
of the conferences between Pennsyl-
!. vania railroad officials and employees in
ethe effort to adjust the labor dispute
and the uncertainty as to the result
chad it1 effect in repressing activity in
stocks.
= The violent rise in the Chicago indus
trial stock was understood to be relat-
ing to pending plan for reorganiza-
{ ton, but no news was forthcoming
y There Were. Il number of notable
gains among the specialties and minor
railroads, but in the standard list ST.
Paul and Louisville and Nashville were
2about the only stocks to show appre-
ciable strength. The rushing up of
Reading to S9%c in the last half hour
of the market was only slightly more
successful than previous movements in
stiffening the tone generally and the
closing was irregular and quiet.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, $780,
.OOO
United States As declined B per cent
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
Financial record

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan 2O.-Close: Money
on call was steady at 2@2h per cent
closing bid, IL; offered, 2.
Time loans were easy, with sixty
days at 2% per cent; ninety days, three
and six months at 3@3A
Prime mercantile paper, 4@41s per
cent.
Sterling exchange was firm, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at $4.S76h
@4S77 for demand and at $4.S54p4 S53ss
for siXty-day bills.
Posted rates, $4.S5@4sS1s.
Commercial bills, $4S5B@4S614.
Bar silver, 60$c.
Mexican dollars 47hc.
Government bonds easy railroad
bonds firm.
LONDON, Jan. 2O.-Consols, SShd.
Silver, 27%d.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances
shows: Available cash balance, $780,
1S9, ,416; gold, $59,2S6,615.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
STRONG PRESSURE ON ANAL
GAMATED STOCK
Dividends Disappointment--Dls-
turbanoe In Russia Has Effect on
Tradlns-Hesvy Selling for
Foreign Account
|. RENEWAL OF ATTACK
ON COPPER STOCK

Amalgamated Copper on the
Stock exchange yesterday dropped
"a on sales OF $500 shares, falling
Ia later. Brooklyn Transit lost
point. and Baltimore & Ohio, Rock
Island, Union Pacific. United
states Steel and Sugar declined ,
fractional points. Copper was
driven down to 73ihc.
Speculation was active I'm nu-
merous less we'll known properties.
st. Louis Southwestern preferred,
Northwestern preferred. Iowa Cen .
trail preferred, General Electric !
and Manhattan improved / to 1h
points, Chicago Terminal T. the
preferred 5k and Big Four Az
and the preferred 3. .
. The aggressive strength Of the !
specialties caused the list to rise
gradually. st. Paul gained 1%,
Northwestern rose an extreme
5, the preferred 31s. Chicago Ter
. minal 81 and Big Four 4. st. Louis
southwestern preferred reacted
Ia points.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
HIGHER PRICES FOR GOOD FRUIT
Special to The Herald.

NEW
Prices
California
generally
which distinct
All clearing
that next week will start out with the market bare
to
o
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
Local Produce Prices

The following prices rule in Jobbing way
IN the Los Angeles market:
b BJTTER-Produce exchange quotations
Fancy valley creamery, 6715c; fancy coast do.
57Isc; fancy dairy, 5215c; choice dairy, J0@
521ac; fancy California, COS, 25c; mixed store.
1S@20c.
fresh candled, zee fiat
CHEESE Gall per lb.)-Northern lao
I5c; Anchor Qarge), local, lie; Young
America, lSe; handmade 19e eastern aSsG
dars. lac; do Stlltons, lac; do longhorns, IL
"a l5c; do daisies 14@ 15c; Swiss (domestic),
i9c; Swiss (lmported), 29c
BEANS Gall per lb.)-Pink No. l, SS.75Q4;
No. 2, $325@3.50; lima No. 1, SIS; Lady
Washington No. l, S3.10Q3.35; small white
No. /, $3.75; Garvanzas, So lintels $750QS.
POTATOES Gall per 100 lbs. )-Early Rose
Northern, S2@2,25 Salinas, fancy. S1G5@
i.75; Salinas, choice, s1.35q 1.5O; Highlands,
fancy, $1.35; Highlands choice, Sl20W1.25;
Nevada Burbanks, fancy. Sl.3O@1.i0.
SWEET POTATOES-Reds. $3.50; whites.
S1.2b; yellows $3.50.
ONIONS tall per 100 lbs. yellow Dah-
S3Q325 common, S2.75i Colorado Dan
vers So; Nevada, fancy, S3.25.
POULTRY tper doEenl-old roosters. s.
a 4.5O: old hens, s5Q6; young ROSTERS $3.50
a. $50; broilers, s2Q350; friers. s5Q6;
turkeys. alive, per lb,, ITO 19c; ducks alive.
5000; geese, SlQf.b0.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
Rates to san Joaquin valley

The Southern Paclhc VIII have on sale
avery TUESDAY. until further notice. round
trip tickets TO various points in the san
Joaauin valley The rates are from Los An
or Newman. SIS; Turlock s1450; Mereed
Sis5O; MADEIRA, sl2; Fresno or Ills. slI:
Hanford Visalia or Porterville, $1,000, Tu-
iare. $40; bakersfield. sS stopovers are
allowed In either direction These excep-
tionally low rates should be taken advan-
taea of by all who wish TO see one OF tho
great producing valleys OF California, the
home OF all California fruits ana other
products OF the soil Full Information At
Southern Pacific ticket enics. sel South
spring street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. O.--Cattle-Receip
$500; steady; good to prime steers, $3.50
stockers and feeders, $2.256D4. 25; COWS,
$1.2504.4O; heifers, $200@5.1O; Gamers,
81. $1.25@2.45; bulls, $2.1O@4,1O; calves. $500
66.9O.
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row, $4,000; strong; mixed and but
.ehers, $4,4O@465; good to choice heavy,
S46OQ4.T0; rough heavy, S440@4.50;
light, $4.S5q4.50; bulk of sales. $4.45dp
4.571a.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep and
lambs steady; good to choice wethers.
S5O0@5.50: fair to choice mixed, $4,000
4.9O; western sheep, $435@5. so; native
lambs, $575@765; western lambs, $5.75
@DT.65.