davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
BUILDING PERMITS

superintendent Backus yesterday is
sued building permits as follows.
Eighth street. 2342 East--John Lock-
ridge, 1919 Lawrence avenue, owner;
c. l.. Newlin, builder; one-story, four
room residence; $3.50.
Ash street, 5636-J. A. Lacost, 600
East Twenty-third street, owner and
builder; one-story, three-room resi-
dence; $3.50.
Burlington street $50 North-Mrs.
Mary L. Blodgett, 545 South Euclid
avenue Pasadena, owner and builder;
one-story, fve-room residence; 500.
San Fernando street, 6SS-Frank a.
Knox, AIS North Broadway, owner and
builder; one-story carriage shop $4,000.
Maple avenue. 3112-Mrs. Catherine
Beet. Beet. Sli2 Maple avenue, owner; A: l..
EyarhSrt 6niideri sioo onestory three
Willow street, 135s-san Diego
Brewing company, at lot, owner; Pio-
neer Building company, builder; one
house, stable, and office; $500.
From Pavilion place, $40. to Mig
nonette street, HIT Wiesendanger,
Laughin building, owner; william
one-story frame residence; 500.
Forty-frst street. 391 West-John d.
Nigley 227 West Forty-second street,
owner and builders, onestory. two
room temporary residence; S..
Forty-seventh street, 4S5 East-Alice
McCracken, 1920 East Twenty seventh n
street, OWlcIs w dlltl u. MIlBnl, Duilu-
er, two-story, eight-room residence,
Roosevelt avenue, 172s-A. ]. sprin-
ger 1924 Georgia street, owner; G.. j..
Louden, builder; one and one-halt
story seyen-room residence; $24S0.
Broadway. South 327--R. A. Rowan,
Pasadena, Cal, owner and builder; al
terations to three-story brick building,
Fifteenth street; East 1714-s. Lucas,
17l4 East Fifteenth street, owner; H.
A. Kinston, builder; one-story one
room bakery; $3.50,
Thirteenth street, West 512-J. NJ
Stewart 412 West Thirteenth street,
owner; A. s. Chalfin, builder addition
TO two-story frame residence: 500.
State street. South 357-William
Hayward. 236-227 East Second street,
owner; G. +. Barton company, builders;
two-story, twenty rooms, four flats,
$500.
Forty-eighth street, East 1237-E. b.
Buskrit, 1897 East Forty-eighth street
owner and builder; addition to one
story frame residence, $500
Fortieth street. West 430-Laura f.
Barton, $50 South Fgueroa street
owner; c. f., Barton company, build
ers; one-story. one-room barn; $500.
Twenty-ninth street. West 1876
street, owner; II. c. Thompson, builder;
one-s story, one-room barn; $50.
Glover street, 6Sv-Mrs. Mary B
Goggin. 286 Avenue 3S, owner w. l..
Anderson, builder; addition and re-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.--The stock
market broke badly late in the day
after series of mutations of specu-
lative sentiment which did not carry
prices far from last nights level in
either direction. This state of uncer-
tainty lasted until the beginning of
the final hour when stocks began sud
denly to stream onto the market from
all directions at once as though by
concerted agreement.
News developments to account for
the movement were lacking. 1t was
generally attributed to a growing dis
trust of the technical position of the
market and to the growing boldness
or an aggressive bear party which has
been built up in the market in the
last few. days. This party was cred
lted with large part of the selling
which broke the market yesterday on
the nominal grounds of alarm over the
congressional resolution of inquiry into
the combination of railroads under tho
feeling that yesterdays visible break
in prices was largely due to a cleverly
executed srrike by the bear party
sistance to the depression during the
early part of the day, speculative
opinion was vas Inclined to belittle the
on the standing of the Pennsylvania
groups of railroads and the measures
at Albany to investigate the state
produced by the tone of an interview
with the president of the Great North
ern railroad asserting his conviction
that the course of affairs in this coun-
try at present amounted to a consump
tion of the countrys principal for cost
of living.
The Russian financial situation con-
tinued to engage attention abroad and
Increased the likelihood of an outgo
of gold from New York, but no en-
gagements were announced
The rrinciDa1 n tha 1ioI1j-
dation conferred in Reading, Colorado
Fuel, Union Pacific, Lead, Smelling
and such stocks which had been the
subject of excessive or reckless specu-
lation in the immediate past.
The rush of such orders to cover
caused violent rallies at the last which
largely reduced the extent of the de-
clines. The United States Steel stocks
were not much affected by the selling
and came up strongly at the last the
common rising Is over last night in
anticipation of a favorable statement
Of net earnings for, the quarter to be
9 Bonds We're irregular. Total sales,
par value, $3,3S5,000.
United States bonds were all un-
changed on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
When Washington Was Treed

History has made one important
omission in chronicling the career of
George Washington which the visit OF
the British cruiser squadron to this
country has brought TO light. accord
ing to Admiral Coghlan. Although all
the current accounts of the struggles
in the Revolution admit that the Faith
er of His Country had many hard
times at the hands Of his English
enemies they do not recount his cap
ture, This occurrence Baltimore has
perpetrated.
'Some of my British friends were
walking around Baltimore" said the
admiral, 'when we came to a large
square, i'm the center of which was a
tall statue George Washington was
there, large as life, while at the base
OF the pedestal crouched four lions
supposed to typify the Englishmen, I
imagine. AS we stood there an old
negro came and gazed on the statue
for while Then, apparently deeply
impressed he sauntered off. remarking.
We'll, old man, I'm sorry they got you
freed New York Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
1876 Investment
Safe-SOund--SoIid
Based ON the GREATEST of
necessities. Write
n. ID. ROBINSON COMPANY.
6OS Grant bldg. Los Angeles.

500.
Fourteenth street, West 122S-John B.
OuVa, at lot. owner; C. Oft. builder;
cne-story, one-room shed, $40
- Avenue 49, East 142-J. e. Morgan 1870
easadena avenue. owner; George r.
diItn fdnl. peniider; one-story, five-room res
.Twenty-eight street. East 1soO-T1lla G
fIagoon, 1916 East Fortieth street owner
ana dI, puilder; lldo; one-story, four-room resi-
Forty-frst street, West 1ess-Peter
~ ~, \ ndt, , lS33 West Forty-first street owner
st1ly frame residence; $50.
1rlgueroa street, North 1013-Jessie A
ana builder; repair of barn: S15
Fortieth street, East 1539-Ella @. Fla
goon, l5I6 East Fortieth street, owner
dn1 ana builder; .,deG; one-story. four-room resi-
Eleventh street. West 1632-A. r. Koll.
1852 West Eleventh street. owner and
pullder; repairs to two-story frame res
Third street. West 1O2-116-Citizens' Sc
curities company, S01-307 South Main
street owner and builder; addition one
story; $7,500.
1S owner; Ralph Newcomb, builder; one
story, three-room residence; $500.
BriSes ri%entyilrst oia sotr street East l4s2-B w
l.. A. Strang, builder; two-story. seven
room residence, $4,000.
:. vermont avenue, South 13lS-H. StriciS-
lin. 2O53 Santa F'e avenue, owner; Fouse
& Hunt. builders; wreck one-story frame
building; $3.50.
Moneta avenue. 4OOs-Mr Quinn. Noun
tain avenue and Thorpe street owner;
l.. Schligel, builder; one-story, one-room
store; $500
Thirty-seventh street West SSH. ID
Russell, 663 West Thirty-seventh street
owner: c. II. Cook. builder; addition to
o41eo,-story frame residence; $75.
First street East 3S2-Morris Alley
agent, 52t Wilcox building. owner: Nat
Phillips builder: alter store front; $50.
Adams street. West 1922-M II. Me-
Nicely. 252S South Main street, owner: EN-
Dire Stone company, builders; two stores;
$4,000
Twenty street, West 15A-W. c.
Harris. S71S Budlong avenue. owner and
builder; one-story, five-room residence:
$1,000.
Twenty ty-second street. 1864 West-W. C.
Harris, 37lS Budlong avenue, owner and
builder; one-story. one-room shed; $40
ThirtysiXth street, 1903 West--A. II.
Nash 919 Washington street, owner and
builder; one-story, 1ve-room residence;
S150O
Thirty ty-eighth street, 1908 West-Dr.
Alma Won Brands. Pasadena Cal. owner;
George w. Harbon. builder; one and one
half story, siX-room residence; S1T50.
st. Louis street. 81 North-J. A. Wright
2A39 Folsom street. owner; Montrose
Wern, builder; one-story, five-room resi-
denpp. S1500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
U. S. STEEL DIVIDENDS
Marvin Huehitt Elected Director to
Succeed the Late Marshall
Field
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOclaleu l-lSsS'
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O-The directors of
the United States Steel corporation az
their meeting today declared the reg
niar quarterly dividend of 1A per cent on
the preferred stock Marvin Hughitt of
Chicago was elected u director TO sue
ceed the late Marshall Field. Net earn-
lngs for the quarter ended December 81
last were $S5, ,72S 6SS, an increase of $13.-
S19954 as compared with the same quarter
a year ago. Unhlled orders on hand De-
cember 81 last were 1905 $50 tons, an in
crease OF 3,00S, ,SS3. The untitled orders
on December 81 broke all records of the
corporation.
With the quarterly figures at hand it
Is shown that the net earnings for the
year are approximately, Sll9,s5O2s2., com
pared with 1888 76S In 1902, and H3,-
076,521 In 1904. the corporations best and
Following the usual deductions. includ-
ing the dividend on the preferred stock
for the last quarter the surplus for the
quarter is placed at $l64l6563. The sur
plus for the corresponding period of 1901
The sum OF 50, 100000 was set aside from
the quarter Just ended on account OF eX-
penditures made and TO be made for adj
ditional property, constructions etc., and
for contemplated appropriations and ex-
penditures. No such charge Was made In
The last quarter Of 1904,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
NEW FINANCIAL MEASURE
Rate Of Interest Of Russian Savings
Banks Raised to Four
Per Cent
Bv Assoclatod Press

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3O.-An i'm
pcrtant financial measure, dictated by
the drain Of the savings banks in con-
sequence of the revolutionary agitation
and impossibllity of competing with the
rates or private banks, is announced. 1t
increases by imperial order the rate Of
interest of the government savings banks
from $40 to 4 per cent. The government
hopes 1t will have a favorable effect on
the redepositing which has already re-
commenced According to the official
statement, the increased deposits in the
savings banks for the first half of the
Russian January were S2,500.0OO ten
times the increase during the similar
period of 1905. At Moscow, according
to the Slavo the depositors of gold are
demanding receipts stating explicitly
that their deposits are returnable in the
same metal.
The banks refuse to do so. The rate
of interest was decreased from per
cent to 36 per cent in 1894, on account
OF the favorable position of the gov
ernment. and the low rate of money at
that time. An order has also been signed
by the emperor raising the rate paid on
deposits in perpetuity in the imperial
bank from 31a to Az per cent.
The. rates of exchange are soaring
steadily. For drafts on America private
banks are charging as high as POI rou-
bos per 800 whereas during the pre-
oeding summer the rate was 1915 roubles
pei S100 The official rate of exchange
on England now is So. compared with the
December rate of 9475. but this rate is
obtainable only at the Imperial bank.
The unofficial rate on the bourse is
96375.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, SO,--Beans--
Pink $195@2.10; lima, $4S00o ASS;
small white, $3.1O@3,SO; large white
$2,40@2.60.
Potatoes-Early Rose. $125@ 40;
Oregon Burbanks. 75cQS12O; Salinas
Burbanks $1.25 @1,65; Meroed sweets
50c@$1.25.
Various-Green peas 5@7c; string
beans, nominal; tomatoes, S1.00Q1.50;
garlic 5Q6c cucumbers, 75Ql,50,
Flour-Family extras, $4.S0@ sos
bakers extras, $4.75@500,
Wheat-shipping. $lS5@1,40;, mill
Bariey-Feed. sl2O@1,22h; brewing,
$125@1.271k; Chevalier, nominal
Oats-Red, $1.25W165; white, $1.55 40
1.70; black, 1925 6p1.70
Mlllstuffs - Middlings, $500 20 29.00
Mixed feed, $24.0oQ25,OO; rolled bar
ley, $4,000 a. 27.OO.
Hay-Wheat. $ll.OO@1 1900; wheat
ilOO: oat, tame. $1,000 1850; barley,
ssOOQll;OQ; alfalfa. OQls'oOi
Rsceipts~Fiour, sG.ssi; wheat, l9.oos;
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
EGGS AND BUTTER
WORRY JOBBERS
FEAR THAT THE SUPPLY WILL
DECREASE
Local Ranch Advanced to 2sc Dozen
Butter Remains Firm at Quoted
Prices-The Market Is
Active
Active

Jobbers in eggs ana butter had close
conferences yesterday before call on
change, and all agreed that eggs we're
scare and that fresh creamery butter is
difficult to secure. Frisco papers and
telegrams showed that dealers are pay
ing higher prices for ranch eggs. and the
conclusion was that the supply might pe
diverted to the northern city. Ranch
eggs were advanced to 2Sc a dozen.
Storage eggs are SO scarce that retail
ers have none for sale.
Eighty cases of very poor coast butter
arrived bv steamer Monday Jobbers said
the butter was common stock and Will
not affect fresh stock. Butter prices
were firm.
The market seems to be glutted with
poor potatoes. Fancy spuds are scarce,
and none at firm prices.
Trade in the general market was ac-
tive and dealers were busy in all de-
partmonts filling orders.
Receipts of poultry. fish and vegetables
were sufficient to meet the demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Financial Record
BY Associated Press.

BY AsSOCldIeU FIeSS.
NEW YORK. Jan. $0-Close: Money
on call was easier. Highest, A. lowest,
az; ruling rate, 3%; last loan. 3H ;
closing bid. 81; offered at S1a per
cent.
ninety days and six months, " per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a4 @5A
Sterling exchange steady, with ac-
tual business in bankers, bills at
S4S395 0 asa for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, $4.S4h and $4SS.
Commercial bills, $4.S5%
Bar silver, 65ssc.
Mexican dollars 50hc.
Bonds ds-Goyernments, steady; rail-
''i.tsS IoNDoN. Jan. SO.-consols. SO 1916;
silver, 80 3-16d.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Cotton and Wool
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-spot cotton
closed quiet, Mi{ddalling uplands. $ll.oO;
ST. LOUIS, Jan. SO.-Wool steady; ter
ritory and western mediums, 26qSOc; fine
medium, 22QI26c; fine, 10Qp21c.
BOSTON, Jan. S0.-Although the vol
ume OF business done has been only mod.
crate, chiefly on account OF the small
seems TO offer encouragement to dealers.
The demand has been well scattered
through territory and heeces have had
thsssll Markets irSn abroad snIi have had
tory wool Is light. Prices have not ma
terIally changed, the cleaned cost OF ter
rltQres being about 70@7sc for iine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
The Metal Market
BY Associated Fress.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O-Spot tin ad-
vanced to E165 in the London market,
while futures gained IS, closing at f164
los Locally there was no quotabl lie
change, with spot $36.20@36.50
Copper closed at f7S 15s for spot and
E77 los for futures in the London mar
kct. Locally there was no change,
$1S00@1S.50 and casting at $500.
Lead was 12s Cd lower at E16 IS in
London. The local market continued
Spelter continued weak in the New
York market, closing at $6.156625.
There was decline of rs Cd to f27 5s
in London
Iron was 1Inc han ped
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are jobhing prices in the
EGGs~Fresh California ranch, 2Sc;
BUTTER Fancy valley creamery. 2-lb
roll, 67l56D7Oc: coast creamery, 60d65c;
fancy creamery storage 6oc;, a
7c lb; light amber. &c; amber &C Honey
comb-Water white, lib. frame. li915c;
light amber, 12%c; beesswax; &c; ,.a
17c csE sfEe local PfsE Pf4c Young %merlGs s
1sjkc; hand made, 19iAc. gastorn.-New
York, lie; wisconsin, 16c; twins. 16a16ihc: {:
627c: Swiss domestic. 1s62Oc
POTATOES (per 100 lbss>asalnas fan
(fancy). S11Od1.25; choice siOO@i.iO; Ore
gon (fancy). So oO northern fancy, 81 rs: {:
Nevada Burbanks; s1.15.91 .s5; Watsonyille.
Tracts saiIS s15%1 25 o5LompoSss poo sds 50aso
sweets. yellow. SIS; red sweets. SOC:
20 REASs sJsls :; (9 AZ per 100 lDsRlnk a5 !s No; l.
Washington No. /. ssoOGsilo; biaickeSess. iai eyes
f5 jn{sIs {e@s os Js saTyances' 90 a50a5oo German
ONIONS per 100 lbs.).sllyerskins 81 70:
yellow Ji r..dn panyers ysT sl75i northern
APPLESWCoiorado Winesaps, ss.25;
Red Pearmain, 4-tier. s1.5C, Az tier,
s1.25; Belleheurs, 4-tier. $175; Ak tier.
$3.50; Ganos. S2.25; w. W. Pearmain. "A
tier, S1.75' Az tier, S1.25; Yellow New
ton Pippins 4-tier, SITS; AZ tier $3.50.
POULTRY-Jobbers sell poultry to tha
trade as follows per pound: Hens. 1910:
young ROSTERS zoe. fryers. 20c; old roos-
turkeys, per pound, 24c; old toms, 22c;
young toms, 24c; hen turkeys. 24c: geese.
lsf; SAKGRs, d2fhs: i'' 'FI.ouR-Made of eastern
hard wheat. Per bbl., So .25; blended wheat.
| S4 80; eastern rye. $5.25.
CEREAL. GOODS NholeSn le nricea a s
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Harbor Notes

Capt. j. Mcfarland of the steamer
days ago, is reported suffering in the
hospital at Tacoma with internal injuries
The steamer Santa Barbara, which was
reported lost few days ago. came into
Capt. Zaddart is making his first trip on
her since he had the accident that put
her on the rocks in September, above San
Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Chicago Live Stock
Rv Aesnniatad Praaa

CHICAGO. Jan. O-Cattle-Receipts
5000; market steady to strong Beeves.
$3,5Oq5.25; cows and heifers, 81. IO0l4. Is
stockers and feeders, s2.5Od4lO; Texans
| s.. .60fl4.50.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; market weak 20
Mixed and butchers, $535a555; good
heavy, $5.40Qi5.55 rough heavy $5 S0m
5.35; light $5.25a5. As; pigs, &SOQ5 80: buik.
S., ,l0@5.55.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; market steady.
Sheep, S375Q5,60; lambs, $5,T5q7.4O.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Cereals of the World
BY Associated Press.

by ASSUCIdIeu IIHSS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan So.-Close: Wheat,
March 6s lid: May. 6s SID.
NEW YORK, Jan. S0.-Wheat: Spot
finn Options closed 9sc higher. May
closed at 90ssc; July closed at S9zc, and
September closed at Shc
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. SO.--Wheat,
easier; Dec, $1.30.
Barley: easier; May. N20
Corn, large yellow, %.25@1.21h.
Bran, $l9 900Gl20.60
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 3O.-Wheat-
club, Tie; blue stem. 73c; valley 7Sc;
TACOMA, Wash, Jan. SO.-Wheat-
Export, blue stem, 73c; club. II nc;
red, 6Shc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Butter, Eeeo and Cheese
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. .-
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 30.-Buttcr--
Fancy creamery, sic; seconds, 24c
Chcese--Eastern 15h a Ice; Young
America, 13@15c; western, 14m141ac.
Eggs-Ranch, 81 l@3lc; store, 21@
Csc; eastern nominal.
CHICAGO Jan. 30.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was
easy; creamery, 1902 25c dairy, $50 23c.
Eggs-WealI at mark, cases in
cluded. 15c,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
FINANCIAL

los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 3O-I.os An
gclcs bank clearings were 81 ,S6S, ,99i 49, an
increase of $7GS.6SS.6 over the correspond
ing day last year. Following is COM
parative statement:
1906 1905 1904
Jan 29Sf, ,4lS 431. 1.s5 ST. I22. .g2979 s1082, l9i "a
Jan 30. 1S6S 91.40 1.1G0, ,352. .43 119S, ,5SS. .G2
The Equitable Savings located at First
and Spring streets, is regarded as the
best corner in Los Angeles for a savings
bank. President Washburn states that
400 street cars pass that corner every
day
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
SELLING ORDERS
FLOOD MARKET
PRICES BREAK BADLY UNDER
PRESSURE
Speculation on Action Of Congress as
10 RaiIways--united States steel
Stocks Show Consider.
able Strength
RAPID DEALS

On the stock exchange yester-
day trading during the first hour
was furiously active.
The margin of gains report
Colorado Fuel. Sugar, Brooklyn
Transit, Northern Pacific and
Chicago, Great Western preferred
Us and in Reading, New York
Central and Colorado & Southern,
Amalgamated Copper, Lead and
!. Metropolitan Securities 2. Inter-
, national Power rose Az.
, Pressure was then renewed and
carried prices lower than before.
Sloss- Sheffild steel dropped "a,
Great Northern preferred and
Northwestern ~, Smelling l ",
l.. q N, Missouri, Kansas & Tex
as, Ontario e. Western. Denver &
Rio Grande, Kansas City South
ern, Smelling preferred, Colo
rado Fuel, Republican Steel pre-
ferred, Cotton Oil and some 9TH
ers a point or over.
Reading broke 5;s, Anaconda
slumped ~, Colorado Fuel 8,
Great Northern preferred and
Virginia Carolina Chemical 5,
Denver & Rio Grande. st. Louis
Southwestern preferred, Amalga-
mated Copper, Sugar, Lead and
. General Electric 5 to 4, Smelling
BROOKLYN. Transit 2h and Union
. Pacific PA.
IIasty covering by shorts
! caused some violent rallies, ex-
) tending in Anaconda to 61h,
Colorado Fuel 3, Amalgamated
Copper "a and Reading, Lead
and Smelling 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
speolaI to Me Herald.

NavesAverages A. Maddox
la
Partridge
Fruit Co. &45; Chapman $780,
Chapman,
san Antonio Exr S2l Flower fyo Il. p SEAS.
Highland S.75; fy, Highland,
c.. A. H,
xc, c. u, Lindsay, Flower j. p.
Boods-Average Hdlywreath, c. u,
wreath fy. (haf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Dried Fruit Prices
Y Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.-The market
for evaporated apples is firm. Com
mon, az a Sc. prime. 9hc; choice, 10c;
Prunes are in fair jobbng demand
at from 4%c to SIC according to
grade Apricots are in fair inquiry.
Choice, 101sc; extra choice, 101s %
10%c; fancy, 11Q12c.
Peaches are quiet but firm, with ex-
ira choice quoted at 10c fancy, 10h %
lie; extra fancy, liz @13c;
Raisins continue unsettled. Loose
muscatel, 51s @6%c; seeded raisins,
5AQ7Me; london layers. Sl.60.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
May Wheat Higher-BulIish Senti-
ment in Corn--Oats
Strong
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.--The wheat mar
iet was strong the entire session to-
day. AT the opening the May option
was up "a % 14c to A@3sc at S5@S5 x c.
Commission houses were active buyers
because of bullish news which was
both foreign and domestic. The main
from the. fact that receipts in the
northwest were less than those for the
corresponding day of last week, and
that stocks at Minneapolis increased
three days. The bulls found encour-
dgement in Bradstreets report of the
worlds available. supply During the
day the May option sold UP to S5 3s %
S54ac. The close was strong with May
hc. higher at 50 Ac@S5$c.
Notwithstanding excellent weather
for the movement of corn, local re-
coipts today were less than the esti-
nate and this created buiiish sen l.
ment In the pit. May closed a @ 7s C
Oats were strong in sympathy with
higher at 30% @31c.
: Provisions were trifle lower early
in the session because of an easier
May pork was up a shade, lard also
up shade and ribs 2@5c higher.
Market Ranges
The leading futures ranged as fol-
SO * @S4c
Corn No. 2-september. 44%c; Janu-
ary 41Ac; May. 44$sc; July 445sc.
oats No. 2.January, 29%c; May,
80 @S1c; July, 29B @3Oc.
Cash quotations We're as follows
Fl9nr o. y: q steady. St. & No 2 spring wheat,
S6h a S6Fsc. No. 2 corn, Al c; No. 2
yellow, Al Y. No. 2 oats, 20Bc; No. 2
white. 32Ac; No. 5 white. 3O@ 81 u C.
No. 2 rye 65c. Good feeding barley,
39hc; fair to choice mailing, 43@ soc.
No. 1 flaXseed, $1.1O; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.17; prime timothy seed. $3.50.
Mess pork per bbl., $13.S5 @13.9O: lard,
sides Qoosel, $7.35 7,5O short clear
sides (boXed), $775@7S2h. Whisky,
basis of high wines, $1.20. Clover, con-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
TRUST COMPANIES
eoS SOn1~ ~,eS
TORRANCE & DICKINSON s'i Phone. s .a Is ST
LocAL BONDS AND STOCKS nxesmant.
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping
ARRIVE ED.

- ARTtI ED.
Steamer Santa Barbara, Seattle.
steamer San Gabriel, Eureka.
SAILED.
Steamer Helen p. Drew, Greenwood.
Steamer Santa Cruz, San Francisco.
IN PORT.
Steamer Aberdeen, Eureka.
Schooner Argus, Eureka.
Barkentine Aurora, Tacoma.
Schooner A. M. Campbell. Portland.
Barkentine Benicia, Bellingham.
Steamer Coranado, Grays Harbor.
Steamer Iaqua. Eureka.
Schooner j. w. elise. Ballard.
Bark l.. G. Burgess. Bellingham.
Steamer Mandalay. San Diego
VESSELS DUE AT THIS PORT,
Schooner Alert, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Ariel. Grays Harbor.
Schooner Glendale. Coos Bay.
Steamer Skagit, Port Gamble.