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New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
IFIRM SELLS PINE-ST. PARCEL.
BASEMENT
PROPERTY rs 4 FIVE STORY md
BUSINESS STRUCTURE
Market Found for Enae HouseIo OF N'netys'D Ao's
ing in East sdst Coney Island. Resod for $4,000.

7th-ave Us 4e11 II n Of 1slst-st. 5ox1oo; Leo
@ PaIa y Roth%an to Charles jseoo.: mor..ass.
et.st. $ lot iss map unonport. ioOn21e James
asn to vivian NO e6 s0ash s. Charlie,
st, ssx1oo4: Samuel J Tucker to Walter II
1,isea'ave sssksr corner 2I5ti-s 5oz1oo Laeona
Park Irving Realty q, Zoo Company to Fran.
White eGp sry # 10 Of nshna
%eftssse ss s s. -, r,,i.,to-s, N0"in
Dora areenSsr beethoven son,n
Ensander: u part mortgage sioe'ooo 90 same
,sS:, Bart all sess siss # Of Broadway 1osenss:
Abraham PeIman ssa 81 aas aa 10 Lo~eh .Nomin
1pany morsaEss. s - ssx % Boulevard Ioo1s9 Ii:
catherine seasury John Jsnessen IS s2,i block '
lIss Esther withan than t to Samuel Mandsi mortgage
.tsfsse s4Uo No aias. e $ "a 11x75: Meyer Green
berg to Issdor Kraushaar and another; mort. i
11stSs. sase s. i2s 10 Z, Of pleasant 242n
100 II: Louis Gordon to Henry Bergman and an !,
msdis9aa st9s5 %ss's?ss Ss is s1ieS Fannie
Bernan te @. Samuel Berman y part: Nomn
asst 100 It 2SxloSs Minnie Minnie
7aGDst ossase 1 + Of 2dave iG solomon
Weiii to carrie weiil all title mortgage Nomn
A4S!s5 $500 No 14s West 226x1oo6; katharine
Reynard Chelsea Realty Company mot s"s i
$50 600 sio :, OF columbus-ave 2oxIo2.2
Charles Protze to Edward Swami mor'sase .Nomin
7ssSsss. ss1oo s. 80 Amse1aamasye Sr5 2S9z
f02 2: Otto Dedrich to William NJ Benger; mort I
9agst gass Saa i and s5s West 5oxoso; Catherine
Crosson to Margaret Smith: mortgage s41oVV, r-o
r1sis
sh15 gTsa &c to HaFy Of
Fannie Wallace to lanes Jam santo ia,,ia5 DIN
Vile; wi.am No Butscher to Isaac l'p'...H.
Lots and s. land party hTsf MaSby pIf
Whiehall Realty Company to samuel Meoy sso1thew
Lots 8 and g. block 2 same map: same u N
Lots 90 and ST. block map; same to Emil
Lots sa1 is and il. block s. same map; same 10
1ots Me:s as and 29 block g. map: same to Ben
1dts 5a5a y to s0aa r. block T. map; same to Will
Lots ,si: 20 and 80 block s. same map same TO sam
1,s Ssl n sna r. block g. same same to
Lots Mesau and I. block g. map same to Fanny
Lots aoaad and g. block g. same same to Thomas
Lots HSrao IS to q. block s. map same to VIM
Ia lam 40 blocR 8. same map: whitehall Realty
Company to Matthew Robinson anu 90. a same 10
| Lots II, is and 49, block $, same map son
Lot l. block s. same map; same to psnie Cur
,d,s ran 3 and 8. block s. same same to
| Louis W. Blum and another. a.. ,,chaai
| Lots 6 and I. block 0. same map; same u "..
Lots 2 s'a 3 and 4. block o. same map; sam' to
1ts csaI is hanssh Il and Is block same same to
Lot anseiibs s. block K Q. same map to James
rof ponnSIs BLOCK 10 same map: same walter Grant
| Lot 18, black 10. same map: same 10 r1aia"
,o,s Gns6erg and 10 block !. and lot 2. block H.
| same map; to Jane W. BAN. ...-....'.-'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lot s4s block I. amended map, Mapes estate;
Mcdonald F;veIine Daily
4th.st, corner Avenue A, being Il lots 4so ~
and 491, map Unionport; Michael ] Leahy to ~
5l5t,st No 4ss East issioO5 Rachel Kramer to ~
51st-st No 4is East. ioo,s: Annie Asch John
75th-st. t. No 2io East isSx1oaa Amelia stiber-
berg to Joseph Bloch and another; mortgage.
12sshNst No pa East, 2c.eo.i Asher Shapiro V'
to Mary Ludgg sz and another mortsase sd Nominal
benjamin Lciblau Bernard Reich. Nominal
ss'ss So 4sy so
Toto to @ n s msT'saSs sd sSs9a srd 100
ess ct al a a. we Woodswn @ R Heights Annie Burton
Heraenotost nasa@. = G ISo4 White Plain. -''
2xeo IL So ct al to Pneus
-'Sas estate Rose Instoader to Marie Dunn
Mers eass Parsave sa9G lot si4 map Van Nest Park
Hds Hsr5ss s snd so fss5fs so East
Idpman al to Samuel schechner: mortgage, -,
S4aaes at referee to a''a 5als vaas
Same property; Timothy Fay Julia vaine. Nominal
John H Eden to Henrietta shubert. Nominal
john Eden i to John Murphy Nominal
John Eden to David G Diesan. jr Nominal
same to s Cameron Rock Nominal
100 James Lamb to stephen P Wright r 5o.,,.e 100
Il mart: all title; mortgage a1o 600 Nominal
sts 1s2 It Of 1Otfaye ave. .a ssxas IL Louis A
title: mortgage s66 $50 Nominal
Sais 1ser et sIfeof ee s Hedei6srs
,s: al No ,':.e s3 WeT Louis Bernstein
Max 1ssnstsn @ ss mortssss eaSs to 100
4aa-st 45a West 2sx1ooA A. ell Ellen Murray to mn
Pfugner; mortreEe SlOuoo loo
Building Mantara mortgage. 5000 Nominal
Peter ollen ct al to Edward Jaeger; mortgage. zoo
esssost No e97 East 2sxps A. Hcrman Hcsnder
TO Daisy nnortenre. 600 900 .--..-..-.- 100
Tavor-st $. 100 IT OF columbus ssslno; @ ,oo
eissasye Ssn 'Sys as57 It Of westcsester-aye
25x'soG: AuCusta Berger to Margaret Berger; c,.
s,antGn-st No 81 : 90 lx75: Norris weinetsn
a. to Bernard ea4 aI vsS Marx ~
sarsrnv to a4dTe isr Nos a ans sas aasso
neIlus Clark TO Ceiesta Ro7eman: mort
Lot sasa q man s. Raymond park 25x,oo: James
Ne to 10 1T1 Fss oo en- hares acr to
George Knauer and another mortgoge Goo Sis zoo 100
'istSs erS Morch to Paul Mcrie; x part mortgage
1i5,sVet' No % Fact 2sv1oo IL Rare1e Schiller
TO Milton Dryfoos: mcrtease. go go 100
ado'eh scsebei ''t's' to .nesor rehswian Real
francis s rreec,an 10 R,th NJ Cook ;, :. Nominal
Amend to Iaces berlin @9rtsaes e s2 sa2 500 o., 100
y. Doughty to j HuchberEcr; mortgage
oth-aye n e corner eaeth-st "a ,1xIoo; Andrew
Iarkin to Jacob Foabors- aartsare So 10. Nominal
81 to Max jacobson and another: mortgage
lss-srs' Na~ iees ana iae7. W = aa4xiio; '00
Samuel Williams u Samuel Grodginsky and en-
1ahr No ,e7 was. so.ioo e-r,ca ge-.ter
Ir.us Morgenroht and another mortgnge
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
MR.. RYAN NOT AFTER sENAToRsHIP

Thomas F. Ryan said yesterday, when asked
about the accuracy Of dispatch from Rich
mond which said that he desired to succeed
John W. Daniel United States Senator from
Virginia, of which State Mr. Ryan is a citizen:
am aware of my many weaknesses, but
nolitieal ambition is not one of them. AS to
the successor of Senator Daniel, OF Virginia. the
neople of that State still reserve to themselves
that good old Democratic custom OF making
their own Senators in Congress- and you will
have to ask them regarding that matter.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
LIS PENpENS.

.,h,ve : n corner I5th-st I7.Gxl5Gx irreS Henry 3
Van ,,ren and another administrators. al Davsa
administrator. ct az foreclosure OF u!t8ase
atty Mitchell & Mitchell.
or Avenue y, " corner fetn-S-.
o. VtIisa Tenin agt Pick action impress vendes
lien; atty. Aren- NJ M. a. -. $780,.
agt Theodore Witz and another action 10 Gecire con-
vevalce void etc: attys Owen & Sturges
Parkave No 1924 Max N Pullman ast DAVID fruchter
action 10 impress vehoeS men, aSa' An
& Levy. o. o-,o.,.. ca-.,, ,,-,s..-
man art Samuel Kapan; foreclosure OF mortgage atys.
Engei. Engel Oppenhein -, . ., ,,vto,vs, e~-.
a 10 IT " OF t1fooh1s;s
100. /, Pick William Teriin speeihe peI4O'
aftys Sernpie & Iietesknd.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TEAM STRUCK AND KILLED.
Lightning Hit Bits in Horses Mouths
Driver Unhurt

Bloomfield n. J., July IA (SpeciaD-A team of
horses was killed by lightning in East Passaic-
ave near the Nutley line. last night during the
electric storm Both horses were hit and fell to
the ground.
One died instantly, while the other lived about
ten minutes. The lightning struck the steel bits
in the horses mouths and shattered the jaws.
Eugene Smissen, the driver. not even shocked,
hut was badly frightened. The horses were owned
by the New-Jersey Tobacco Company. and valued
Mt $500.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
RUNAWAY AFTER HEAT PRosTRATloN.

overcome by heat, Cyrus Witham colored
ar,,,ar en,pioyed by G. NJ. Rosemer. of No 2lo
ltest ssth-st fell off the seat of the wagon he
no. aryina at Arnsterdam-aye. ard Ssth-st, yes
.d.y THE loose reins frightened the horse which
ho,,ed WitIam fell out. but was not much hurt.
,T,e horse went on and. after lodging several cars
.t,uck one at s5th-st. ard stopped Patrolnan
r. EoI;,nan secured the animal Witham recovered
q rGr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

William A. White & Sons have sold for NJ ;. q l.
S Korn to a client No. 81 Pine-st., a nve stoIy anu
basement business structure. The size OF the iot
is 22.4x93.6 feet.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for George r.
Victor No. 343 West End-ave.. a four story ana
basement dwelling house. 24x6s 1ox irregular II ad
ioins the northwest corner of 76th-st
Vennette F. Peiletreau & Co. have sold 20 iots'
fronting in East sd-st and Neptune-ave.. Coney
Island for $4,000 to Joseph Rubenstein. This is
the third sale of the property within the last three
mr.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Ifenrvs. No 3cs: Grana-st No 521: Michael
(selies agt Isaac Frank, owner; Harris Conen.
owner and contractor: \ G Cohen. contractor
1lOth-st Nos 100 and 1G2 East. Abraham Levy
agt August Buhrrneister, owner: Frederick Burg
hardt. contractor -.
Elizabeth-st, No Al: Jacob Perlnian aEt joseph
Goldman. owner: Jacob Cohen contractor
147th-st. No es1 to tis5 East GoIneIius Sasn
man agt Robert Rankin Brothers, OWNERS.
Charles Dietrich. contractor.
3Cth-st No ia 10 West: Roof maintenance
Company ast Newman Art Manufacturing Com
pauy owner and contractor. =
30th7st. No West: Richardson hun. ast sS iose
IodreIl or Jardell owner: Edwin W Chairee.
r2rtor . o
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
neeRess INSANE FROM HEAT.

Elizabeth Marvorita. forty-fve years old. coiored
az no s4s west 5sd-st.. affected by the con-
,inued heat early yesterday. that she developed
Corr, of religious mania Clad only In her night
cress she ran out into the street and aroused the
block by loud and incohereHt cries. indicating that
her religion working violently Her fTiends sna
f<,ot her back the house. clothed her ana then
ssI her to the West 47th-st station. where she was
1octed mn 70 be examined TO her sanity.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TESTING CONNECTICUT RAILWAYS
Car Automatically Records All Imperfec-
tions in Insulation and Roadbed.

Greenwich Conn, July 1.-THE electric roads con-
trolled by the New York New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad being tested by automatic testing
car the lines between Stamford and Rochelle
having been gone by the car this week.
The makes thorough test of the copper
wires coHnecrlng the rails technically called bonds)
and also as to the general condition of the road
The defects recorded automatically the car
gees the tracks.
The car has operated ten thousand
miles Of electric road in the West The car is in
charge of Clarence NJ. Boyden, superintendent of
inspection for the Electric Railway Company. of
Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
LOSES TRAIN, FACES DEATH.
Bridgeport Woman, Dragging from Hand
rail, Saved by Baggagemaster
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Stamford Conn, July l.-George Minor, bag
gagemaster at the South Norwalk station. saved
Mrs Mary Murphy. Of Bridgeport, from death be-
meath a passenger train late last night
Mrs. Murphy was late for the train, and as she
was anxious to catch 1t she seized the handrail OF
a coach and was dragged along the platform. She
did not let go even when a bystander seized ne. her
skirt Minor ran up. caught her about the waist,
and Mrenched her from her perlous position.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Berlin Jacob to ws% mend der een two
aa9r m9rsasss; 1Ss1 to whitehall Realty Company
ot block IT, map party Of the second .ao
sams Rast to ssma snass lot block s.
same eet to same lots ls il and 49, block
map: July = 1905 per o;s cent and block SS
Robinson Mattnew & 10 sfne. nsr Ue cent . 90 '. 125C
same si1s so same %s1 lot z.f e. So
I nv e i,s 8 p:2 ts z block
schaehte. Michael to same lots 10 and H. block s.,
HSran Thona: Per a.
saD3ers maR RWsm 10 psr lots & 2s and 81
block map years 5s per ssa sent block O.
Nsaase same nap aS1s ;a 6i: a
and lot 2 block ii. map; years. per 7s
Reas een' Benjamin. to same lots ss 20 block 10
~s map g sng another Rsr eent iO whitehall Realty
c0npans and 6ses bio sss; map land LIS
5ssa Ssnns lots
naR mss u q 81 sss 1ss o
map ysass MeSes Per e same lots Is and H. block
csn snmf 6ans %Sa; ssaas map go
rraas ssarE Emil psT to same lots so and 81
m1P Hanan to lot ie block TO-
sns map Anssns ysh5s l. ps5 e sse IS
block o. map: due July r. 1905. per "a
ssaa lots and I block ss
Mstasths sahs @aR Samuel sy 10 same lots block
Same s msH sss uaz % sss
ls 1905 per cen. EN-. "a and 10 block s.
years .sns per fen. ie, block IL 10, 'S
vaitsa sDe "a Isss lots 10 ana aai H. BLOCK
Day yeefs ebs,opher Psr e to Mary Day;
29ds year @ anksPs a Rsr Realty and secur
ity Company: Gainsborg ave corner Willow ,.so
Rdaah aahe wlia ysaGs to James 1sf Allen
1ss and 1s % aR 70 salsH ssA
corner Lee-st: years ,.,c, and o."
another: ioist-st s. of 1st-ave; prior aoo
saSs due a January IsoI Per s,s 100
MGSn i5S eao Of ' prior 10000 ,ooo
ps1v ysarf fveDe Psr C. fo Evelne Lsxins
No 10; prior mortgage sia."o' que 200
sa HsH,sn prh :, issss & NsSY9i Que Ark
e9s0 egss IS 1905 cent ,,1,: ata:sve n a
iarT1n eofner aSethst prior s4s4o due 10
July q srE 1soS 70 per redsrick Adler
ave- corner 1sis years s,ss per eena Gsid 400
hsssy company aRa No m Pike -
11sII3;k1 sP menths saae to wa@ FIT s,che
ri,ts s%s. sa Fanas
awe s. 10 feet Of 1s2dst; year, 6's per o. 90
seSsat.an fent Domenico to Louis Gates
rnsasT Ss sss Henry 1f se 1osn Eee
Pany Ith-5' ,s,r s. M 9sins psr cent 100 200
pinaur Frank to Irving keaty Sompany M per
vsne. Gsl. Julia. to Mary Dumas stebeins.ays;
ats 1eethst prior mortgage $1,000: de- 70
crn%p %aPa wilsm hsr 'fn' R to sarah nrisEs
ave, S. 100 feet of 2d-st OinviHe: 3 years. -
Levine Julius to Abraham Givirtz and another:
lot 81 map Washngtonviile due. etc, as per -
Ludwig Mary. and another to Asher Shapiro'
: years 6 > per T nv. 25o
Murphy. John J. John ii Eden: Ellison-ave.
W $ 275 feet of Latting-st; years 5ls per =
cent 80 % u I;s E,,;.or -
?25 feet of Iattng gst years:
Rock c c. to John H Eden: Ensnn-sve VS..
$ o Lattrg-st: ~. cent. 37,St
Nilsson Chpres. Patrick Hurley; .ct 31f. map
Van Nest Park: years ~ ......... 1.0C
Vans Julia TO Henry Uderitz guardian. Steb-
hirsave. $. at 1soth-st: due July l..
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fox-st . 200 II of Honest. two five story
brick tenement houses. ilxsS; Irving Realty
CoIrpany owners: lIarry T Howe,l. architect. :.
Arth,Ir-ave " :. 20 II II of ts1st-st. two Ave
story brick and tenement houses. 31.6x
SO. Ernest Hammers * Sons. owners Harry
T Howell. architect. ,..-.. ....:...-- ..-.-..-
Cauldwoll-avc. e s, % II Of is6th-st. five five
STORY brick tenement houses. 393asxsS: Cauld-
well Avenue Realty Company. owners; Moore 4
l-andS.e1cl. architects.
19lst-st s, 80 II of Hoaman-st. two story
and attic frame dwelling, 1S.5xsS: Andrew
Downing. owner Cooperative Building Plan
Associa ;on. architect. ..........-...,,....
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The drst name is that Of the debtor. The second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled
Bove Michael I'M Clune and another December
Same-P Caponigri: September 13 1900 canceiedl rs -
Eekon Henry L-E name ana .ao. anoee. Jun. 24ss7
KapIan Nathan.F sinlons; August I. 1905 SiS %
k1eischs5. Gsorse faaS f-' Hieoo' Gnu ~ s4sz7
LIE - VIII, &c Weber: November 23 362
MacDonald Alexander C-J Rush. June .. lsEo- S5S 5.
Mnrdock Adelade-M Montifore: July g. 1855. JAY II
Rothschld Davfd-The Third National Bank Of mn 10
(.ncinnati: August 1896 Cancelled SO -
s,orer. McCP Bultnann; Aprd lS 1870 ..
SinIth. toa sabr. I,ne 3S3 ii
Sp Sot1ui CO. 81 q Silieck November 1908. 1876 u
Weber Cecilia III 1s97 s@f sen~a.. anu 7ses
Vacheron Eugene FnStuofe9aAer ftaaI - 26aos
pany Oh N "a. S.ranNs. iiune 4 1903 ........ 36T2
Pullman Automatic yentator Company-k ray ,21n
Pierrepont Realty 200 SSmpahS-ihe ... o"' G4si
YORK april .Dr a., % iao5. < judgments ca 81
Ca-yin Machine Company-Ideal Wrench Com
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At II vesey-ct-By Peter F Meyer 40 19th-st 225
It of 6h-aye, 191x92 story bk bldg H NJ Humphrey
agt L Liebesk.nd ct al; Lindsay. K & P. attys;
Mendelson ref: DUE s6 664 55 taxes etc, SO. 1O0
subject mtges aggregating $41.5OO adjourned
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
FOR eRAMERcY PARK HOUSE $4,000

vennette F. PelIetreau & Co. have sold No 145
Gramercy Park North, four story dwelling nouse'
for a client James Mclaughlin for $4o,oOV
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

Abraham Lichtenstein has bought from arthur
G. Weber No. 346 West S7th-st. four story dwell
ing house on lot 2ox1O08 feet Three other houses
They are Nos 312. 314 and 3l6.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
CONNECTICUT WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.

Consvle, Conn, july 14.-Mrs. Gertrude Kat
zund of Burlington, committed suicide to-day by
drowning Her body found in shallow brook
within a short distance OF her home. She
despondent account OF i'll health A husband
and three survive her.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
sPEcuLAToR IN A eoTH-sT. DEAL.

S. B. Goodale & Son have sold for Mary Apraham
to a speculator No 2s West 60th-st., four story
dwelling house. 20x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

Asas iror-ave e $. ESQ Il OF Norris Park ave-
.1xlo0; Joseph and Louise tiegel loans Lizzie
tieisr -.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
STATESMAN OUT OF JOB
Missourian Who Declined One Post
Is Now Awaiting An
other


WASHINGTO, D. c., Nov. 4.-Stanley
Stoner the st. Louis club man whd
made the journey to Calcutta at govern
ment expense with an appointment as
United States consul at that place and
decided not to take the job, is not in
so much disfavor as would seem from
published accounts. He now occupies
the queer status of being an appointea
OF the government without having a
place. He accepted the appointment to
Calcutta and went there expecting TO
take the consulate. There being some
delay in the arrival of his exequatur
he asked his predecessor, Robert r.
Patterson, to continue with the duties
of the office until the exequatur should
come. Following this arrangement q
period of more than usual heat came on
and Mr.. Stoner made numerous COM
parisons between the temperatures of
India and those of St. Louis, to which
from childhood he had been accustomed,
beside having had the experience OF
summer or two in Texas.
Stoner concluded that he would not
wait for the eXequatur and set about
on the return homeward. From Paris
he wrote the state department, ex-
planning what had taken place and
asked the favor of transfer to. some
post where the climate would be more
agreeable, even If the salary, which at
Calcutta is 10000 year, should be less.
Mr. Stoner has drawn no salary since
he left the United States for the far dis
tant post, although he would be ems
titled to pay IL he performed the du-
ties of the Calcutta consulate even
temporarily. There are at present no
consulates conveniently vacant for him
and he may wait some time before he
can dovetail his wishes into opportuni-
ties. The state department Is not in
formed whether Stoner will walt IN
Paris or return to this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCIATED PreSs.
NEW YORK Nov. 4.-The bank state
ment today for the first time in many
weeks agreed with preliminary estimates
based on the known movement of money
and on other factors.
For that reason, apparently as much as
for any other, 1t came as shock to
speculative sentiment and caused a break
in prices of stocks. The forces at work
not noticed during the week and the
speculation in stocks gave an obvious
indication of expansion of loans, but op-
orators have come to depend on modi-
fled bank statement to save the appear
ance of conditions
Yesterdays rise in call money rates to
61z per cent was a confirmation of the
situation. The banking situation, how
eyer, was almost ignored today up to
the time of the appearance of the weekly
statement on the stock market tape. The
response in the market was immediate
and the closing tone was easier after a
slight rally caused by hasty profit-tak-
ing on the part of the bears in the board
room.
The surplus reserve of the banks is cut
down by the weeks operations $40 0076650,
bringing it to a meager s2,254,275 The
heavy interior requirements for the cur
rency have reduced the cash in the banks
some 51O0, thus effectually dssipat-
in in favor of New York. Yesterday S;
sharp rise in the open market discounts
at Berlin was followed today by an ad-
the Imperial bank of Germany to AZ per
cent, and there was a. sharp drop In ster-
ling exchange at Berlin, further marking
the pressure on that money market.
The advance in the bank rate in the
middle of the bank week in itself marks
an unusual situation, Sterling exchange
and the money markets in New York
were nominal as is usual on Saturday,
but the tone was firm and there was
growing expectation that gold would go
out next week.
Today's early stock market showed vio-
lent speculative advances in number
Of comparatively obscure specialties.
Reading was under pressure and sold at
one time four points below last night,
closing only fraction above the lowest.
The loan expansion by the banks of
$16, 453000 was attributed for the most
part to the speculation of the week in
the stock market and bankers made little
disguise of their satisfaction with the
check administered to the stock market
movement.
Total sales of bonds, par value. s2,1O5, ,OOO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
BANQUET At
THE ANGELUS
FOR ALL PRODUCE DEALERS
ON NOVEMBER IS
To Celebrate Opening Of New Exc
change in Bank BuiIding-Local
Market Is Active, All Goods
Selling at Firm Prices

The customary Saturday activity was
observed in the local produce market.
Jobbers and their assistants were busy
filling orders and receiving goods, and a
general feeling of satisfaction prevailed.
At the produce exchange in connection
with routine affairs there was talk of
the occupation of the new exchange rooms
in the Merchants Bank building on No
Vember 10, when there will be q called
meeting Of all members by way of cele-
brating the grand opening" That even
ing, November 10, in the red room at
the Angeus hotel the exchange members
will partake of an elaborate banquet, at
which there will be music and addresses.
Jay Jacobs, the chairman of the commit
tee, stated that the spread will be one of
the finest in the history of the organiza-
tion.
The official report OF the cold storage
company on November / shows that there
were 27,30S cases of eggs in storage, Isl, :
324 pounds of butter, and 50S,59S pounds of
cheese supply thought to be ample to
meet local and shipping demand. There
was no change in egg quotations.
The butter market was active, prices
rather easy.
There were no changes in prices for po-
tatoes onions and vegetables.
Poultry, fish and game in light supply
at firm prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Retail Prices
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Beans-
Pink, s1.75@19O; Lima, sS4Oq36O; small
white, $2.90q315; large white, $2.00@2 25.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, S5cQ1 Is
Salinas Burbanks, $l.OOq135; Merced
sweets, $3.50. Onions--Fapcy, H.20; com
mon, $110 Various-Green peas, 50D6c;
green peppers, GcQ$l. 90; tomatoes 5Ocd$I. %
75cGIOO; garlic 5l4asc; cucumbers, 81. ESQ
bakers extras, $475@5.OO, Wheat-Ship
ping, $,4Oq1. 40; milling, sl.5O916O. Barley
Feed, sl.2OQ1 .2212; brewing, s1.25q1. .27 ",
Oats-Red, S1.256l1. .621a; white $1.356p1 4715
black, $.25Q1.75. -Middlings,
S26.OOq2SOO; mixed feed, $240Oq25,OO; rolled
barley, $25OO026.OO Hay-Wheat, $1l 5O@
$L0Oql9OO; oat, tame, S9OO@1S.50 barley.
$S.OOqll.OO; alfalfa, $6.5Oq95O; straw, 30@
soc, Receipts-Flour, 6O4O; wheat, 7SSS
barley, 96SS; beans, S5S9; potatoes, 1920;
onions 254; bran, 1873; hay, 1850; hops,
9l7; hides, 72S; wine, $500.