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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STOCKS OF GRAIN AID FrouR


San Francisco, Dec. 6-The following stocks
OF -four and cereals were in the state ware
houses on December /; Flour, lso,04S barrels:
Whest, e96t575 ceutsis: barley, ASS ,60. oentaisy
oats l6S,.9i cenials: beans. 2s5, sacks; corn,
aSd,2ao sacks; rye, 59.5i5 sacks.
THE sTArE OF TRADE.
San Francisco. Dec, 5-rhe produce markets
were quiet Wheat ia in light demand and
offerings are liberal. BARLEY is weak, with light
demand for feed grades. Oats is duh Corn ia
quiet but steady. The prices of cracked corn
md Iced cora meal have advanced 81 per ton
WIS morning. Other mill stuGs are I'M
changed
lhe vegetable market is quiet and all varieties
Ell slowly Los Angeles string beans are plenti-
mL Tomatoes are lower. Onions are steady.
lie market for fresh fruits is very duh aud
shs demand is hnited 20 grapes and apples.
series are practically out OF the market Citrus
nuts are in good supply.
ins market Tor dairy produce shows no
oRAhge. Stocks Of butter are plentiful, and
sGgs weaker
ttoiuce receiptS-F.our. 5000 quarter sacks:
lea, tSoNo centals; barley, s.o00 eentsls; pOta-
IVY sacks; bran, 1900 sacks; wine, saoOo
ssgsloas; brandy, $500 gallons.
,t,our-Famiiy extras s. sGGh % per hbi ba.
u extras. $500 81; superane, $50 0s2 6St
pasAs-siandard grade, SLs0 per Genital.
n p,sSIIs.sy-Feed, tlo59l0 7is for dark Coast;
S,anyL4ii4 Ter good quality; Sli2is Tor choice;
aoS"lus, 81 lSSL2-ia Ter GENITAL
sr-ssss-surpsiss, sl.5S1L62i<; milling, S.<o(e
Gsei coed to eholee. 3l.42lS; Of grades,
'-''slS-ss; gray. sLSssl.4o black, sL4sSl-ss
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EASTERN MARKETS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

bIAIEMENL
NkW YORK. Dec. 5.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Reserve
decrease, sl,olS,0oo; specie increase. 81, 2S9 0O0
circulation decrease. $4,000. Banks now hold
slS,oos,Oo0 In excess of legal requirements
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The stock market was
active. The opening was generally higher than
last night. The Changers aud vanderDilts were
the most prominent for strength throughout
the day. Tho close was active and strong, at
slight advances in the whole list.
Government bonds-Firm
Petroleum-Closing, Soc
FINANCIAL
money on call-Easy. Close offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 696c Sterling
exchange--Steady. Bar silver, sac.
BONDS.
Fours (coupon). 117l&Pacifc 6's..... los
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per GENITAL for Oregon, and ,lsosl 20 for Cali.

per GENITAL for Oregon, and q. eool 20 for Cali.
fornia ioi NoA'
oorn-Large yellow, sl.ssai. szlz; small vel.
iow, ss-SSglS71z; white, sL4gtl ~ per GENITAL
Nortnern. lslg22c: Nevada. 1gaIsc; Oregon val.
~ le; IaGzlc Eastern-Lght, I6f1isc: heavy.
1919 1919 Fall: Moun,ain-Light and free,
heavy and poor, 71sc; good. gGI0c. lambs
TOT 70 choice, SGl2c. Northern-Free choice,
io(glec; defective, l3ai4e
OPTIONS.
oan board sales: Wheat-Buyer, 1891, s1so1<;
senson, 81 ss5zNgl.Sgis. closing, sl.s91&
bariey-Buyer season, slIs.
FINANCIAL
Draits-sight, iT1z; telegraphic, ~. Sterling
Dlns-bank, ~ s2t4: sight, 81 So; commercial
a:sL silver bars-s51s g955s, Mexican dollars
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ENDORSEMENrS.

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Historian; Like a concave mir
ror, IL reflects TO single focus an
epitome Of the essential elements
OF our national history, showing
clearly at a glance the progress Of
the nation from its infancy to its
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcErrrs
Tacoma Wheat Market.

TACOMA, Dec. a--tspecial. 1.-The Tacoma grain
market today was quiet, with no transactions,
prices remaining unchanged and nominal
receipts, ~ cars.
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Are you going East this fall or winter' II SO
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PROF. C. r. BECK, sft N
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIRoAO
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For Olympia, is IL |. a m: and p Pa.
For Montesano ana SIsys Har6or. oiAe -
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TRAINS ARRrvs ~ szAr7IHs
From q. Paul and East 9i2o q m
From Portland and South 1905 q. m, sac p m
From Olympia, 1905 . m, l:l5 and $40 p N.
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This is considerable of an increase over the
aggregate for any week during the past month
Locally there is but little OF interest In the
financial situation. Prices on ali sorts OF farm
produce continue firm and trade is very fair.
Relative 10 the condition of the live stock
Market c. II. Frye, buyer for the Seattle
market who has just returned from a trip
through Oregon and Idaho, said that beef cattle
are abundant, but prices are firm; that hand
feeding has begun and unless severe storm
comes to cut the cattle down suddenly. there is
not likely to be an advance in prices for some
ttme Hogs. ho says, are getting scarce. though
1t will not be necessary TO ship from the East
for several weeks; sheep are plentiful, but
the speculators continue to hold on to their
stock In anticipation OF higher prices. In case
they fail to realize, they expect TO be able to get
even for the extra feed on the extra yield of
wool next season, as sheep well wintered yield
more wool than those poorly wintered.
The trade with Alaska keeps improving all
the time, and the steamer City of Topeka took
out upward of 10 tons OF general merchandise
last night for Alaska ports.
During the week four failures in the state
have been reported at Bradstrees's local Office.
They were az follows:
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Portland wheat Quotations.

PORTLAND. Dec. Especial. Wheat; The
market shows no improvement and little trad
lng is done. Quote, valley, sl65; Walls Wallis,
%lo0 per oontal. Receipts. q, $50 centals
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MINING STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Firm. Pacifcs, 15(eZ1c.
Conee-Options opened firm to Is points up,
and closed barely steady and unchanged to Is
points up Sales were 1880 bags, including
December, $l260; January, sl1.95tg12; March,
$lL7Ogll 80: May, $lL55Gli65. spot Rio
sugar-Raw-firm. Fair refining, SIC; CEN
trifugsls, s6 test, 81 a(G3 9-l6c. Refined-Firmer
Mould A, SAC; con lectioners' A, &c; powdered,
&c; gfanulated, 4s49S1ac Cubas, H1c.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Dec 5-The wheat market was quiet
today, the opening being slightly weaker than
yesterday, then ruled irmer, and prices gradu
ally advanced ss42t7sc, eased off about &c. and
the closing was sso higher than yesterday. Re
ceipts were 900 bushels; shipments, 6l2 900
bushels
wheat-Easy; cash. December, slIsc; Jan
Confirm: cash, 471tc, January, 1870
427sc; May, 43c bid.
0ats-steady: cash, s2c; January. slssc: May
32c.
Rye-steady; ss1zc.
Barley-Quiet; $4,000
Flax-Easy; 9S1sCg94c.
po5k-steady; cash. sss71l; January, Sill l21s
Lard-steady: cash. sess.e71s; January. Sc Is
@6. i7ls: May, $3.50.
shoulders, 81 i21s(3t25: short clear, $3.50
6S5; short ribs, S5i0Cl5.60.
Whisky-sl.lS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Csttle - Receipts, $500;
fairly active aud steady; natives, s2S50D52 IS;
Texan grassers, f3l5; rangers, sS5oQ5375
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; the market opened
active and higher, and closed lower; rough ard
common, So 0SS6o; mixed and packers. SS.70Cp
$50; prime heavy and butchers weights, $3.50
1895; light, s. 25tE350.
sheep-Receipts 1000: steady; native ewes,
81 50Coi q; mixed, sA25tao4 so: wethers, s475(0
h25; prime yearlings, $5ao550.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToN, Dec. g. - Closing :--Atchison, 4SsS;
Burlington, 1885; Mexican Central, 81; San
Diego, u; Bell Tele phone lqS
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First-clAss sll-rail service between Seattle and
Olympia The Northern Pacific runs three
trains daily between these poiata Rate Only
s.. Round TIP s&7a
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FOREIGN MARKETS
pREApsruFFS.

LONDON, Dec. 6--Bar silver, 4ss4d. Bullion
paid in Bank OF England on balances,
f9s.eoo; Bank OF England discount rate, 1 per
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LIVERPOOL Dee. 5.--wheaI Holders offer
moderately. Spring and winter, So sd. lower.
.Corn-Steady: spot, s. 1l4d.: Decemb Der, 5s
uA&di January, ~ g. ID; February, So "a.
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PEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK, OCCIDENTAL
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Ii TELLS

many Presidents we have had and politics Of each.
What Presidents died while in Office
How many Presidents have served two terms
which received the largest votes and
defeated
when each political party organized.
bow many Congresses have convened and the political
complexion of each.
Inc number of States in the United States and one
- having the most miles of railroads
HOW many political parties have existed the United
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STEAM ERS.

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SOLDIERS ORDERED TO The SCENE,
Horse Cars Smashed to Kindlins
Wood and Burned in Bonfires on
the strcets-Many People Injured in
the Efforts to Quel the Mob.

TOULOUSE, July SO.-The strike of en-
ployes of the horse car railroads at this
place has assumed most serious proper
tions. The strikers to-day demolished
the N1iosks on the principal thorough
fares and tried to destroy the tracks of
the horse car roads. Later on strikers
gathered up large quantities Of wreck
age into heaps and set fire to them,
making huge bonfres, around which
they danced and shouted in triumph.
Finally the situation became SO
alarming that the municipal authorities
called upon the general in command OF
the military division OF Toulouse to
send troops to their assistance. The
general promntly replied by sending q
strong force Of dragons to the scene Of
the disturbances. The dragons quick.
ly cleared the streets of rioters and
others and as this dispatch is sent the
cavalry occupy all the points to vantage
along the boulevartls, while the infan-
try and police are guarding the other
main thoroughfares and the public
buildings.
During the charge made by the cav
airy upon the crowds upon the boule-
wards many people were injured and q
number of arrests were made.
The strike has ended in comprom-
ise. Work will be resumed tomorrow.