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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Honest Government League.

This organization met at city
hall Tuesday evening. The report
of the committee on charter was
made by Mr.. Organ, who stated
that the charter had not only been
"railroaded" through here at home,
but this style of locomotion had
also been practiced at Salem, and
that the charter had passed before
the committee had an opportunity
to act.
The chairman, Judge Green, de-
clared his position in connection
with the organization. He believed
the present city council was scrup-
ulously honest, but criticised the
freedom with WHICH franchises
were granted to corporations with
out the city getting any direct ben
e6ts. He also criticised the failure
to secure proper docking facilities,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27

street vacations, etc, but empha-
sized the fact that he was in favor
of any and all things which tended
to help St. Johns. He claimed the
Honest Government League was
not a political organization.
Mr.. Organ criticised the same
things. and added that the street
car freight line was exceeding its
authority by unloading freight on
the street, and wanted docking ia
cilities.
Mr.. Organ, in reply to Mr.. Hill.
said that the reason he did not act
to suppress nuisances and do
other things which he, as marshal,
is supposed to do, was because
the city had cut off his salary since
last November, and that he didn't
propose to take the chances of law
suits. etc, unless backed by the city
council.
Mr.. Organ said that another and
larger hall was desirable. Chair
man Green again assented that the
organization was for the purpose of
furthering the interests of St.
ohns, and when the time came to
select city officers, the league would
select the best men and support
them.
Mr.. Shi Ids ~ we'd tha the name
he changed from Citizens Honest
Government Lea nc" to Citizens
Good Govcrnmcr, League" Car
ried.
c. +. Rover. w. X. Pittigrew.
A. II. Blackburn NJ. |. Crook.
Martin Nelson anl {. X. Organ
were added to the executive COM
mittee paking that body consist of
eleven members.
a committee was appointed to Sc
cure hall.
Adjourned To meet next Tues
day evening. at the city hall. /
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27

The M. w. A. band is improving
rapidly, the boys attending prac.
tice every Monday night with com.
mendable regularity.
The Odd Fellows are arranging
to institute lodge in this city
within the next few weeks. There
are about thirty members of this
excellent order residents here.
Ernest Elliott, our enterprisinp
druggist, has enlarged his store BY
taking out partitions, which adds
much to the appearance anJ gives
more shelf space, which he stood
sadly in need of.
A warm contest is being waged
among the street car men, inaugur-
ated by the Portland Telegram, sub
scribers to the paper having the
privilege of voting for the most
popular street car employe. Cash
prizes are offered. SIoo to the one
receiving the most votes. $50 to the
second highest, SIS to the third
and SO on. The friends of /. X.
Rand. the popular and good ma
tured motorman on the St. Johns
line, have entered him in the lists,
and Wednesday he led the list. Mr..
Rand's friends should rally to his
support, and all who take the Tele-
gram should give him their votes.
The Central hotel is gaining in
popularity and patronage every day.
Mine hostess, Mrs. Tyner, is con
Quoting a frst-class hotel, which is
4 credit TO st. Johns or any other
'ity of its size. The table is Sup
piled with the best the market az.
lords and the cooking is simply par
excellent. The rooms are large and
well furnished. no better in Port
land. and all the comforts of home
lrcprovided. Alarge reception room
is open TO guests, and stationery
and other writing materials are sup
piled. The Central deserves the
patronage il is receiving. Break
fast. lunch and dinner, the latter
served in the evening. are all good
meals. and the price is only IS
cents.
]. Henry Smith has one of the
most comfortable homes in this city.
Il is thoroughly modern and has
al the convcnicnces for comfort.
lie has just added a gas plant. n
most compact and useful addition
il is. too. II is OF the Home Gas
Co. pattern. II has a capacity Of
twenty lights, and the light thrown
)ut from the Lindley burners is
fully equal TO coal gas. il being
brilliant. yet soft and mellow. An
other feature in this elegant home
is heating stove using sawdus,
for fuel. The hea, thrown out
from this economical fuel is sim
ply a surprise To those who have
'een il. II possesses not only the
virtue OF economy but is eleanly
and easily attended to. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith have reason TO be proud
OF their elegant home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
PURELY PERSONAL.

i. s. Lindley has sold his home
At Point View.
Charley Marsh. Of Skamokawa,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. q.
T.. Learned.
Mrs. Ada Pennington. who las
been quite i'll for n couple OF weeks
is mp and around again.
II. Z. Douglass has a broad smile
On his face this week. It's n girl
and weighs seven pounds.
X. II. Smith. Of the firm of Smith
& Donnelly. OF the 81. Johns Mar
kei. is down with the grip.
Maud, the 6-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. l.. T.. York. in the Miner addi-
lion. has the whooping cough.
John A. Draheim and w. L,
Mueller, both OF Reedsville. Wis
were ST. Johns callers Thursday.
Carl Nelson, brother of Ed =,
Stockton, has arrived from Greeley,
Col, and will make his home in II,
Johns.
Miss Lillian Peterson has ac-
cepted position in a hospital al
Coos Bay, and will leave Saturday
evening to take up her work.
!. Gerstle, of the Gerstle Extract
Company. was calling on our mer-
chants Thursday. Mr.. Gerstle
thinks the growth of St. Johns
something wonderful.
NJ. s. Curtis. of Portland, and
recently from Wisconsin, was a ~.
Johns visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Cur
lis is proprietor of the Oshkosh
House in Portland.
Joe Gould, an employe OF q. W.
Cones sawmills. while chain
singing" Tuesday was struck in the
face by a chain and suffered the
loss of two teeth.
Mr.. Frank Davis, manager OF the
St. Johns Grocery. is going to re-
sign his present position this week
He is to accept a more lucrative
position from Page & Son, Port
land.
Mrs. Luddington, of Salem, us
tied with her sister, Mrs, c. ]. Sim
mons. Sunday, and left the sam(
evening for Starbuck, Wash, wher'
her husband is employed as car in
spector.
Carr Bros. the well-known paint
ers, have Just returned from a nv
weeks absence at Dallas, Or, wher'
they were engaged in painting tn
passenger equipment of the Salem
Falls City & Western Railroad.
Mrs. Joe L. Wheeler, who ha'
been in the hospital in Portland To-
some weeks, has SO far recovered a
TO be able to return home. Mr.
Wheeler has left for Montana
where he has contract for erect
ing buildings at a mine.
Rev. ]. w. Stockton, OF Oak
land, Or, has purchased two lots II
Kings subdivision and has con
ltracted with Suiier & Davis for al
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Getting Ready for Business.

Now that the new charter is in
effect. the men who believe in doing
things have already got up n peti-
ton to improve Jersey street. II
is proposed to macadamizc that
portion of the street from Balti-
more to Richmond street. and
gravel the remainder from Balti-
more TO Washington street. Side
walks are asked for the entire
length of the improvement. Steps
are being taken now in order to
have all the preliminary work done
by the time. spring opens and oper-
ations can commence. Every prop
erty owner along the street signed
the petition.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Postoffice Removal,

Carpenters have finished putting
in the fixtures at the new postofiicc
quarters in the Cochran building.
Saturday evening and Sunday Post
mistress Clark will move in, and
Monday morning will be ready for
business at the new stand. The
location is in the front part of the
room occupied by Shepard & Tufts,
real estate dealers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
WORK FOR THE GRAND
.llJRN

Since Jan. Ist 500 persons have
positively been held up with IN a
block of the Court House, and no,
one was robbed because they were
forewarned by Wanda. Portland )
most popular Palmist and mind
reader. She gives names, dates
and facts, holds the key to Sol
omens Wisdom and Spirit Phenom'
ena Of the Bible, She. is located al
4th and Salmon SITS. on the ground
floor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27

Now Is the time TO make n good In
vestment. a l., story house, = Io'h,s' n,s
pantry and two closets. rs barrel els
tern and good well, the only well In
the vicinity. The location is the best
that can be had as II lays center way be-
tween the Loop In Point View. Call on
or address WALTER W. WOOD,
box ~, j.. Johns, Oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Attempted Burglary.

Tuesday night some person OF
burglarious disposition made two
attempts to ransack the Office of the
w. III. King Land Company. The
front door is secured by a double
lock. Mr.. King. in closing for the
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
The Artisan Open Meeting.

Willumbia Assembly. No. 600
United Artisans. held an open ses-
sion in Biekner's hall last Friday
evening. The following program
was carried out: Piano duet,
Misses Rowland and Rich; select
reading. Mrs. ]. NJ. Hall; piano
solo. Miss Rowland; vocal solo,
Miss White piano solo. Miss Rich ;
comical song. ID. +. Staples. Of
Portland; duet. Misses Rich and
White. The numbers were all well
executed. The colnical songs of
Mr.. Staples were the hit of the
evening. and he was recalled sew
eral times. Al the close of the
program. ID, +, Staples, past Su-
preme Master Artisan. gave an in
ireSiing talk on the objects. arms
and advantages of the order. which
were listened to with marked atten-
lion. His remarks were not only
interesting but instructive. VII
lumbia Assembly will hold an open
session once each month to which
the public is invited.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Bookkeeping

Learn bookkeeping home evenings by
the table, method. Complete course 81,
$3.50; elementary sJ.sS,
including all books and papers required.
sS., s., and S., respectively, additional
Tor instruction, checking aud correcting
oi work. For full information write oi
see. n. q. isaacson, 81. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
l"'' and CITY News
.,,d From Various Sources ana
Glea"' Condensed.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Ia, % insure a change Of ad-
N nasr, o," the copy for such change
ver.,ss"h ver','a reach this office not later % tnan
ssoS,, .s.s,ooS~.sdsy, at o'clock .. m. M r,ease
Weonesss' tbs and save the printer
,s,. , AZ aovertime' work.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Ready For Business

A. Eryine. the pioneer shoemaker
announces that he has recovered aud h
able To be at his shop again, prepared Ia
To do all kinds Of work. and asks hh
old patrons to come see him.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27

c. J. Muck, of Lake Nebagamon,
Wis, has arrived in the city, and
will assume control of the Muck
hardware store. Mr.. Muck is a
thorough business man, and will be
welcomed to the community.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Master Builders' Association.

n meeting OF the contractors and
builders was held Monday evening
for the purpose OF organizing mas
ter builders association. a. l..
lIankc was selected as presiden,
and Fred J. Koerncr secretary.
George w. Cone and Richard Cur
rier were appointed n committee to
solicit lumber dealers TO join the
association. An estimating com.
miitec. consisting OF l.. ]. Kocrncr
&. T.. Taylor and ID. s. Walton was
appointed. The committee on Sy-
laws. Grin Maltby. B. Sevcrson and
A. +. llankc. The following con,
tractors participated: A. +. llanke,
ID. 5. Walton. G.. T.. Taylor. X. Cur
rier. u. SeverSon. Grin Maliby, i,
!. Koerner; lumber dealers. George
w. Cone. A. |, Douglass.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet
next Tuesday evening, when by
laws. rules and regulations will be
adopted.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06

bin 3~antemoobe og bins SunbItnger! 9baO bar en- 3ptn~
Re, er bun Zig enO not Iau fer, at betpbe @dmmeRItss
ming me0 bit 6olt % meb De mango 5olteildg, Iom CT bet
unberlagte?!"
Oct oar bisfe og Ii9nenOe Orb at pabaen, Iom =
MOB bans @ile opto9 GudtGno3in MI. gfeneBin beo
6urti9t feb al bans l1noerbobning og forIangte ieen. 1T
man Itulbe tage 6ier1. Set par birteltg ogTaa blebet flbe.
No en- lille, at Qppeffintraer neten o%Oertp9get Sang sat
man bu neb til 8aaoene. 96rnebe fob Slaben, fom
pasiebe 6oben, meo en- ftOr RurO fulb 8lomfter, os Oo
9rinfe8ierne bor traabt neb beres 8dab, 6rpsieoe ban
8lomferne ub ober benz, Iom ct 5egn paa 9grbgoisbs6
ng 5en4ioen6eb. Saa tnHlte ban neb og bersrte Soroen
meO tit Qni9t og bleo Iiggenbe iauoan, til 9aabtn 9apoe
fernet fig.
@uatomo3ins 8aub fulgte ct Stpfft gej Sibe nm
Si0e meo 9rinIeslernes. Mebens 8oaocne hurt5st slsS
frem 9ennem Stumrin9en, fortdGte ban be unge Pi9er
ON 9reftinben 0etepe. Og 5uld, fom feGte f9 rsrt ober
6enbes Stabne og benbes O%pOfreGIe, lobebe, at bun Ditoe
tage getebe fin 3jeneIe, ialfulb faa Iange Iom SeHrpIst
life forIangte benoe til6age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06
Rooe 9ceer, fom anbefales:

Mirjatn R%Olenbanui. On sortautns tp. i.biH. sr.sss.
125 Sibsr, Dmilas, IS Gents, ~inbbunbsn so Gents.
W0rtbren | ct. Mnbretus. ct siu.s. fra s.r eorr.
Rife. % Stbs, iOmflos 20 Gents. ~inbbanbsu 40 Gents.
@artbrerne | ben lutberife &irfe. o..tat ira
apf. 24 lmoo Siber, ~inbbnnbsn / SbirtinsBbtnb 40 GsstE
OeN QuT. en sHsronSF SOrtGutns fra sriai Glib. en- as
amerifoS bebfs Sssn. vi eswis 8audoe poe DanR ss
Bill. Nsuer. prts, sost inbbunbea. sl.25.
OW OTuuttS Uluu. On Sorteutna, fom ifiIbrer etsrss
0r,ntsn. ~f0nSEsnss o. interssiant. gao DanH Ds " w.
Maoitn. ia Stbt, OmHaa 20 Geats.
6erren er nit Sfiol0. Gu sortautns, Jon gsrsr,r sn
friRsliat Gin &uslanS. 1O g.. Oml 8Sc, iabb. SOC.
0(0P Digger isnbss pOrtotrtt. 8staLtnasn bs6ss tnbisRbt iammen
msb %Sefilinssn. SrimGrhr mobtases ION 8staiiHs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-06
". Den f~pemmenoe bdpe.

merebe ben fBlgenc Ulorgen mpbte IN fongeliQ
Serolb S3topaldpdn o9 meobelte @uatamo3tn, at be
bar torbubt BAN at Bile ig 3enottitldn, for 4onQsr
ielD itittebe Dub efter BAN. Sumtibig bleD bet btfenot
at Der ON ct Bar Od9e ItuIbe bo(oes Ell tort 6eftmaaI
to NOnte3umos BALLADS, bpor 3e3tutanereu S3tli
ituloe trolobes meb priniesfe 3uld Selo bIono
&ongens nGrueite OmgiOelier bdtte bis1e 10 8eIlutnin9el
itOr llbilie. Wan mumIebe 9rogen ON ben 5oranorin9
Der bar %foregodet meo BAN, og barnebes % Ipottebe obel
Rem radobtlbe 4ngft, Der ft BAN til at tro oft, boab ,er
StradlbdIs at en- prGit" bilbte BAN inb.
Om Qftenen, Tom @udtdmo3ins Qanb8forbi8nirC
bar bleoet %fortpnbt BAN, babe prinIesie 3ula, 0ron.
ming 3ecalcos Dotter, iammen meb prinIesie Genebin
Odtter al Drowning acutlan, label fig 10 no til berea
chinampa eQer I~Osmmenbe 6dp, Der laa for Qnfer
ube puu Ssen. oft for @eien til 3epoiaca. 6tmIen bar
fulo al Stjerner, en- id9te ginb bannebe Smaa6eQer puo
Ssens 5ldoe. Den at iolibe 8i9lter ~inbfotteoe % I'M
~oerbpggebe 6doe to9 fig uo Iom en- 9lomfersD. Mioi
pod ben bar Der reiIt en- Slags bib pabiQon, ellers 1ou
man tun blomitrenbe 9uHe. Runot omtring banQ tanoit
Gbgter. SnOe pdbiaonen tad be to prinIesfer en-
0engefsje, Der LEGION belle 6ooeu ~Ouggebes Iagte at Del
.~bugenbe Barb.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
SpeciaI in NM IInrnld


NEW YORK rotoo
S avorabIe ''oOO' ''''S
fancy
G. A.,
A
SZSO Lion Head fancy, l.
fancy pSL9oj independent
" Redlands
IT,
Fnco
$3.50 Royal Knight Benardno
e6on z Moores extra fancy G. u,
+. =. Iona
$245. ' ' 0i' N"'e0' NA''''0" " '''''N'
GIRL
Hggrove,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
TORRANCE g. DICKINSON ssi pis,s. S aas 8 s..
LOCAL BONDS AND per High-erad
Great Property np9
Ore Assaying as High as
$4,000 Per Ton
Let us Tell You About It,
r. ID. ROBINSON COMPANY,
6OS Grant Building. Los Angeles
A Scare

Paul Mohr, the worlds champion
trolley car rider-Mr. Mohr rode i'm
August by trolley from PHILADELPHIA to
Maine, distance of 1000 miles-is a
man of original and advanced views.
Mohr," said a friend of the young
man, keeps in touch with all modern
and up to date things. He can tell you
how they harnessed Niagara how A.
@. Bell makes his tetrahedral kite
aeroplanes how the Pasteur institute
prolongs life by means OF sour milk,
and so on and so forth.
The other night group Of us were
talking about valuable dog that had
been lost. The owner advertised. but
nothing had come of the matter. Mohr
said, laughing:
Harry, you didn't advertise in the
right way. You didn't make your card
timely and up to date.
How would you have done it?'
Harry asked.
Well, now, let me see,' said Mohr.
The papers told us the other day
that lot of yellow mosquitoes had
been brought to town for experimental
purposes, didn't they? I'd have coupled
that interesting fact in my ad. I'D
have made it read like this:
Lost-From chemical laboratory, a
small Boston bull, with collar marked
Bob. The animal has been much ex-
perimented on for scientific purposes
with the stegamyia fasciata or yellow
fever mosquito. and may involuntarily
become a source of danger to the COM
munity.'
"Mohr laughed.
That notice would have brought
back the dog, said he"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28

summer squash. 60Ns5c: garlic, $40
6I5c; cucumbers, Si.25612 200.
Flour-Family extras, s460m6.0
bakers extras, S4.7OM5.00
Wheat - Shipping, s1.37B m1.425si
milling, S1.4715 m1.O5.
Barley-Feed $t.2O@1.22M; brewing
$1.22ta d1.25.
oats - Red, St2501621k; white,
S137 y ~ $50; black, $1.25m175.
Millstuffs .- Middlings, S2S00M 29.O0;
mixed feed $4,000 $500; rolled bar
ley. S2300m2700.
Hay-wheat, S11.O0616.O0; wheat
and oat, $9.00m1A00 out twild), $500
6t11.00; oat (tamo), $1,000 1850; bar
ley, SS.0Omtt.OO; alfalfa, s700@10.50;
straw. 30M 55c.
Receipts-Flour 1000; wheat, 50,S29;
barley. S972; oats, 501: corn, GOO; pota-
toes. 3G6S; onions, SG6; bran, 775; mid
Glings. 95; hay. 300; straw, Is; hops
1888; hides, 1i7f; wine. $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
May sutton,s Quaint raIe

Miss May Sutton. the tennis cham
pion, described at a dinner in Cincin-
natl some of her adventures abroad
II saw a good deal of English village
life she said. TT was charming and
quaint. l stayed at hall, one of the
few old halls left in England and often
my hostess and l drove down into the
village.
1T was village of white cottages.
thatched roofs, tiny window panes.
stone floors. The villagers were the
humblest, the most respectful folk
We carried them fiannels. tracts and
household remedies. How nervous and
grateful they were, poor things.
And so quaint! My friend hap
pened one day TO enter Hodges cottage
while he was dining.
80, excuse me- she said. Don t.
disturb yourself. Hodge. I'll come ba ~
when you are through
Pray take a seat, ma'an,' said the
man. I'm nearly done. You'll excuse
me for not eatin' this rice puddin' with
my knife maam--it's so sloppy!"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
Financial Record
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 27--Call money
today was i'm great demand and the
supply was barely sufficient. The rate
of 80 per cent per annum, the highest
in years, was touched late in the after
noon. Highest, 95 per cent lowest 80
per cent; ruling rate, 35 per cent; last
loan, so per cent; closing bid, 9O Of
fered at so per cent.
Time money firm. Sixty days, 6 per
cent and commission; 80 days and six
months, 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5h @6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange was weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at
S4.S550 0D4.S555 for demand and at $482
q 4.S205 for sixty days.
W4.S7.
Commercial bills, $4.S2.
Bar silver, 65hc.
Mexican dollars, soc.
Bonds-Government steady; rail-
roads, easier.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
PlTTSBURG MARKET
Special to The Herald.


steady. The weah
choice &C exchange
Monrovia exchange
Gold Buckle fancy san
Eagle
Tuare
choice r. O. A. $55 Golden BUCKLE
fincv Tuare County
NavsAverag Godeh f"e l ~ !" w.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. Dec, 21--"Al we can
do was the reply of bankers In answer
to Inquiries as to business conditions.
in New York for the year did not af-
feet rates here, but several bankers were
inclined TO the opinion that II present
length of time rates would stiffen notice.
ably In Los Angeles More money Is
loaned now at per cent than formerly.
y. w Poindexter is reported to be the
be established In one-half OF the ground
floor room in the Frost building. corner
Broadway and Second street, recently
hank
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
HIGHEST LOAN
RATE IN YEARS
SPECULAT0RS PAY 95 PER
CENT FOR MONEY
Special Efforts Made to Advance
American Smelling and a Line
Of neutrality-suspicious.
Withhold Funds
HIGH LOAN RATE

Following the opening of the stock
market yesterday 100 shares of
metropolitan Securities sold at Is,
followed by 1000 shares at rs and
subsequent sales ut a., compared .
with 81 Tuesday.
There was a sale of Anaconda at ,
a decline of points and Amalga- ,
mated Copper lost IA.
Later the movement was reversed. ,
A downward tendency prevailed at .
the close of the first hour, when the .
10 per cent money rate caused a ,
heavy break all around. Tennessee ,
Coal was carried AZ below Tuesday ,
Anaconda made up points of its
break and Metropolitan Securities
21sc. j.
The fall In Amagamated Copper .
to 10i contributed largely to unset
ting sentiment and the so per cent :
retention. of speculative. holdings. :
PACIFIC "a, Union Pacific and Cana :
Copper and Reading. rallied point :
and Tennessee Coal 3.
In the final dealings, when money
. was quoted at 95 per cent Northern
Pacific's extreme decline was 5Fs,
. Wells Fargo lost 8, Atchison, North
western. Canadian Pacific, St Paul,
I Reading, Sugar, General Electric,
. southern Pacific and others . to
/ "a, Union Pacific "a, Amalgamated
. Copper 4, Great Nor.Iern preferred
!. "A and the United states Steel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.--Butter--
Fancy creamery, 33c; seconds, 23hc
Cheese-Eastern, 15h a Ice; Young
America, 13l 15c; Western, l4@141ac.
Eggs-Ranch. 2S@ SIC; store, 2Sm30c.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
firm: Creameries, ia 24he; dairies,
ITO zoe.
.Eggs-Firm at mark Ceases includ-
ed, 1S@23c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Cattle: Receipts
$4,000, market steady. Beeves. $3.50@
els; cows and heifers, s1.50@4.75;
stockers and feeds, $2.50@4,3O; Texans,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; expected to-
morrow, $4,000; market sc higher.
Mixed and butchers, $5.OO@5.3O good
heavy, $5.156D $50; rough heavy, $4.95 a
Si9 19 balE FR of f4SG s%Iss' SGG BE- 7o@
Sheep - Receipts $4,000, market
steady. Sheep, $4,000 SIS; lambs, $4.75
@0S.0C.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
Pacific Coast Trade
az AssocIated Press

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27-Beans
Pink, S1,9OQ2.10; lima, $i.GO@4.70;
small white, Sa.lO@ 3'25; large white
Potatoes--Oregon Burbanks, 75c@
Sis, Salinas Burbanks $1.05Ql.4O;
Mercod sweets. $l.O0Wl,4O.
Onions-Fancy, $1.35; common, S1.0O.
Various-Green peas, 5Q7c string
beans. 69lOo; esq plant, s2.25i green
Peppers, 4Q12hc; tomatoes, 75cQS1,2o;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Special to The Herald

TO
2.Eigh
Golden r. A. $3.50 Golden flower, r. G. O.
a. C.
Brand
Grape frut--Averages: Lewis Brand
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
BOSTON MARKET
Special to The Herald.

firm
S andp
France choice Geta
Fruit company $3.50 Grafton $780, Golden choice A.
1910; Golden Flower A.
Producers Blue Globe Riverside
D.
r.
u L.
Redands Producers, $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
Sugar and Coffee
81 Assoclated Prese.

tE AsSOVIdIeu FIcHE,
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.--Sugar Raw,
sc test 39sc; molasses sugar 2Bc.
Refined, steady; crushed 540c;
powdered, soc: granulated, 4.10c.
Coffee, steady. No. I Rio. Sc; F'u-
6.65c; May, 6.70@ 6.S0c; July, $50 q 6.9Oc;
September. 695@7c.