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Dried Fruits in Ne7U York.

Nail reports from New York say: Trade Is
quiet but with the exception Of a few lines
the market shows decided strength Currants
continue very firm at 6G6kc for Amalias, with
good demand in small lots Occasional safes
are reported Of ffty-barrel lots at quotations
Layer figs sell well and firmer. DC being
about bottom price now for anything of
charitable quality. Dates are quiet and IN
changed Two thousand boxes Persians are
advertised for sale at auction to-day. Nalen-
cia layer raisins are still going out quite freely
and supplies are light. Sultanas are rather
slow Domestic loose Muscatel raisins meet
with only small demand on spot. Four-crown
loose continue in light supply. most holders
asking 65zc California London layers are in
light supply and in some demand. Seedless
Muscatels are having some sale in q small way
from 90 acc Coast bIeached SUltanas are prac-
ticaily not to be had On spot and there are
sid to be very few in California.
Prunes are selling very well on the spot
considering the season of the year, Santa
taticns- Holders OF some favorite brands quote
I'D to outside figures for popular brands,
but very little business is doing on that basis.
On the coast the situation is steadily becom-
ing frmer and few holders now quote under
a 81 coast basis price for Santa Claras.
sizes from Cos to 90s. although il is believed
a few cars might still be secured at ~ &c
less. Sizes 40-5eS and 5O-6OS still offered
al SC basis. with some asking up to 14c
more for these sizes. few SOnOmas are still
offered from the coast. Orders for several
cars, consisting Of large sizes and few 60-TOs
ana fO-ecs were wired out at a 2sc basis
Nisslias il is reported. are still available from
packers as low as 2 25ac basis
''Tarragona almonds sre very scarce and
Jordan shelled are advancing and the market
on the other side is reported about Il higher.
Gables report Nalenciss Cd higher also GIen-
ohes show wide range both as to quality and
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.

On the morning session Of the Bond Ex-
change business was quiet. Alaska Packers
was firm at $1609161. Pacific Gas weak at
$50 so. Oceanic weak at $45 and California
Wine weak at SIS. There was more doing in
the oil stocks at about previous prices.
In the afternoon there were three active
stocks on the Bond Exchange-Giant Powder
at $50 5O6S4 1914. Gas and Electric, which
was higher at S43 62k944 so, and Alaska
Packers at S162G162 %.
On the Oil Exchange Monarch was very
active, declining from tic to lie.
The following were ex-dividend: Giant Con-
solidated Powder Company, regular monthly.
75c per share. amounting to SIS. 900; California
Wine Association, regular monthly, Coo per
share. amounting to SIT, 349 so.
The following was ex-cOupOn: Los Angeles
Pacific Railroad Company IS, 1923, regular
semi amounting to SOS, 900.
The monthly reports of the Alaska Mexican
and the Alaska Treadwell mines for the month
ending November Is at hand.
The Alaska Mexican reports Is, 122 tons orc
crushed. valued at $23. SOL and 325 tons sui
phurets saved valued at $11, 943. The total
yield was $3S 442 the ore averaging SO II per
ton. The working expenses were $26.277.
The Alaska Treadwell reports "a, 572 tons ore
crushed. valued at So, 079, and 1850 tons sui
phurets saved. Of a value OF S62 49, The gross
yield for the month was S155.SO9. an unusually
large sum- The ore averaged only 81 96 per
ton The working expenses were $65, 463.
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fancy washed; 9%011c nominal for fair to
strictly good washed; S&q914c nominal Tor
good to superior unwashed; s991Sc nominai Ior
good to superior unwashed peaberry.
Guatemala and Mexican-12AQ 151Ac Tor
prime to fancy washed; 11011#c for stric5Iy
11Oc for fair washed, 5000 for medium; 6974ac
for inefrior to ordinary; 1o7z9l2c TOR go9o 20, 70
good to prime unwashed peaberry: 9q9Ac nom
inal for good to superior unwashed
,eaE1 aa4S 5s H. hsS sG 29 s9sac light S-
24g26c: Rough Leather 2692sc; -. H anG9ssc
for Nc. "a mediE@, So@s7c; light, 2sgs5c;
Skirting. No. 1. 40942c; No. 2. 389Ssc; Col
lar Leather. 15Q16c per foot; Trace Leather
finished, 16917c per foot; Belt Knife Splits,
14@1Se R9Tgh Splits s sssSs per 10 ton. stick
OfIsECaiifornia Castor OH, in cases. No. I.
zoe; pure 81 20; Linseed OIL, IN barrels, boiled.
csc; raw, 63c; cases. Sc more; Lucol soc for
boiled and $50 for raw In barrels; Lard OIL,
extra winter strained oa so 1Sr Nsst, sC
In barrels, zoe; cases. Ioc; , Sperm pure. SOC;
Fish OIL, barrels, sT5Sc; cases. 424sc; Cocoa
nut Oil. barrels, 63hc for Ceylon and 6S15c
COAL. oTI-water White Coal OIL, In bulk.
Star. zoe; Extra Star, 24c; Elaine. Csc; Eocene.
cases, 2I15c; Benzine. in bulk, 14c: In cases,
2075c; se-degree Gasoline in bulk, zoe; in
TUjiRPENTINE-5s1sc per gallon in cases
and 52c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 70
71hc per 10; White Lead, ez8715c, according
to quantity.
SAITH. R. H, s24 10 per ton in large
sacks and S25 80 in SOS. Liverpool $21 25622
for the best and SIT 5O020 for lower grades.
Higgins SGT 50930 per ton.
QUICKSILvER-$46 5O@47 so per mask for
local use and $42945 for export.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. per ID. IN 1O0-lb bags:
Cubes, Crushed and Fine Crushed, $500:
Powdered, 515c; Candy Granulated, 5.15c;
Dry GRADUATED. 505c; Confectionery A. 5.0Sc;
Fruit Granulated 5.O5c; Beet GRADUATED, 600
10 bags only. 4.95c; Magnolia A, 4. CSC; Extra
G. 4.55c; Golden c. 4.45c; D. 4.35c; barrels. 1Oc
more; half barrels, 25c more; boxes. SOC more:
5O-lb bags, 10c more. No orders taken for less
than 10 barrels or It's equivalent. Dominos.
half-barrels, 5.55c; boxes. $500 per ID.
LUMBER-Retail prices are as follows:
Pine. ordinary sizes. S1S619 so; extra sizes.
higher; Redwood. $1,000; Lath, feet So 0O0
4; Ptckets. SO; Shingles. 50 for No. 1 and 81 IS
for No. 2; Shakes. s13 for split and S14 for
gawn; Rustic, S25931.
METALs-Pig Tin has been reduced and Is
now quotable at 2702Sc per ID.
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March. s7k@ss%c. closed s71zc; May. s65s q
closed S4%c
HOPSIQuiet
H1DES-Steady
WOOL-Quiet
COFFEE-Futures closed barely steady and
oQlo points net lower. Total sales, 700
bass be Sod Including February Sc 60; March Gh
septe e 81 ao97 IS; October. 81 So ua
quiet. Cordova, 7H@f1c.
SUGAR..Raw steady. Fair refining, 5-32c;
3-32c Refined steady.
BUTTER-Receipts, $500 packages Steady:
state dairy, 15@251hc; creamery. 16@2o1sc;
June creamery, 1s@22c: factory. 121a@
EGGS. Receipts, $500. Quiet; Western at
DRIED FRUITS.
The market for evaporated apples ruled quiet
to-day. but was about steady State, COM
mon to good. 6@s15c; prime. 9@9Ac; choice.
919Q9a4c; fancy, 10@101ac.
California Dried Fruits were quiet
PRUNES-3at arc.
aAPRIcoTs- Royal, 1O@14c; Moorpark. e11
PEACHES = Peeled 12@1sc; unpeeled, 70
10hc.
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DecidnoMs and Citrus FrMits.

The Orange market is glutted- Large-sized
Navels are particularly weak and selling rela-
lively lower than the small sizes. Lemons are
slow. Lines are unchanged.
The Banana market Is also overstocked. The
Australian steamer brought up 1922 punches
from the islands. The market is weak.
Apples and Pears show little change.
Ounces nearly gone.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS.
APPLES 5002 per box for extra. 75c0
81 20 for good to choice and 35@65c for ordin-
airy; Lady Apples, 81 25@1 20.
POMEGRANATES-$ % per box
PEARS-Winter kinds, $102 per box.
QUINCES-40060c per box
PERSIMMONS-25@ per box.
STRAWBERRIES $o011- per chest for
Longworths and S293 for large berries.
BLACKBERRIES-SS per chest
RASPBERRIESE$496 per chest.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S10Q11 per bar
rel; Coos Bay, 81 rs per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges S1d1 Is
for standards, 81 5o@1 IS for choice and 81 for
fancy; Seedlings 75c9S1 Is; Tangerines, SIG
%; Japanese Mandarins $1@1 IS; Lemons.
26cq$1 30 for common and $2q2 so for good
to choice; Grape Fruit, S1G2 90; Mexican
Lines, So 5o@4; Bananas. 81 1902 so per
bunch for New Orleans and $171 so for Ha-
waitan; Pineapples, 1904 per dozen.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne0U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-There was a dear+b
OF news in to-days stock market except such
as hao 10 DO with the personality of the opera
tors and the interests they were supposed 70
represent The well defined movements of the
cay embracing the general market were 1imitad
TO the upward rush of prices at the opening
and the sudden relapse at the close During
the greater part of the day the market wa s
SLUGGISH and Irregular Ind traversed it's mar
Ioy range OF prices number of times in a
totally lnecnseqcent and dubious manner The
I Ul,S.Ins Duist OF strength was the natural
momentum OF yesterdays late strong recov-
cry, belsted traders rushing to buy but it
soon became manifest that the short interest had
peeh mueh reduced by yesterday hurried cover
ing and there was no strong disposition mani
tested 70 extend commitments on the long side
Inc eccentric course of Amalgamated Copper
threw the market into renewed Confusion.
After rising to 7244c there was open selling by
the brokers whose buying had been a Strong
influence in yesterdays rally in the stock as
they are credited with usually acting for in
side interests in Anna lRamated Copper The
consequence was that that stock commenced to
sag again IN an irregular way until it had
upward with occasional reactions to a high
level OF I4#c, repres snting a recovery of over
ten points from SATURDAYS low level for tho
stock. There were some individual noInts u of
strength in the general list. notably in the
Eanderhilts, with large demand for New York
Central and number Of less prominent rail-
road and industrials including General Elec-
tTie Hooking Coal, Peoples Gas. Consolidated
tone Of the money market was much better
during the day and there seemed a sufficient
] SIlply a. ot2WO per cent, Dut late IN the ddV
belated borrowers caused furry to per cent
by their urgent efforts to cover their wants.
and the stock market made Immediate res
ponse, the whole list dropping suddenly to the
lowest OF the day on greatly increased deal
ings. Amalgamated Copper fell back to 69H
and closed with net loss of about a point.
St Paul and Manhattan fell rapidly, the for
mer declining rs. There was no effectual
rally in the market and the closing heavy
at abo-t the lowest. The sterling exchange
market continued depressed and there is not
much likelihood Of gold exports while money
rates hold stiff The action of the Secretary
of the Treasury in anticipating January inter
est was announced too late to help the market
to-day.
The railroad bond market irregular, but
I the price movement tended upward. Total
sales. par value. $4.11O .OO0. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
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steady and others a weak market. Actual
sales, however. show lower prices, will be
by the quotations. There plenty OF
Eggs on the market and some dealers report
an accumulation.
Receipts were %, 900 pounds of Butter, -
pounds of Eastern Butter. 427 cases Of Eggs,
so cases of Eastern Eggs, 10000 pounds OF
California Cheese and 400 pounds OF Eastern
Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 22@24c per ID for fancy
ana 19Q2Ic for seconds dairy, u 1aqZoc; store
Picked Roll, 1S@19c; Keg, 16G1Sc per lb.
CHEESE-New, 12c; old, 10h911hc; Young
America. 13c per lb; Eastern, 13G15c.
EGGS@Ranch 32633c for selected large,
30Q32c for good to choice and 271 929c for
fair: store. 24G926c per dozen; cold storage.
20G25c; Eastern 20G26c.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

cows than steers offering. as usual at this sea
son, but supplies of both light. Mutton is
also higher Veal and Lamb remain about the
same Hogs are in ample supply at previous
prices.
wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows
BEEF-T@71ac for Steers and 69e1Ac per lb
for Cows.
vEAL-Large, 79s15c; small. sQ9c per ID.
4 MUTTON-Wethers, 715qSc; Ewes. &c per lb.
q LAMB-Sd9c per lb.
PORK-Lfve Hogs. from $50 to $50 lbs, SIC;
under $50 lbs 1465asc; sows 20 per cent Off
boars so per cent off and stays 40 per cent Off
from the above quotations; dressed Hogs, IA
MS&c
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-The charter of the
British bark Muskoka at 3Gs Sd leaves the har-
Dor wholly bare of disengaged tonnage, and
fixes the quotation. The chartered wheat fleet
against 300 tons the same date last year;
disengaged, - tons, against 9570; on the way
to this port, 194, 140 tons, against 100.
WHEAT-There was less frmness abroad,
though there was no decline. The English re-
fuse to accept the American advance. Broom
hall cabled that the average weekly European
months has been 1000, goo bushels, against
waking up to the situation, for Antwerp was
bidding for wheat at Philadelphia at an adj
vance of 2Rc. Bradstreets gave the world S
stocks as follows; East of the Rockies. an in
crease of 1892 600; Europe and ahOat. de-
crease of 2 100 600; net increase, 1892 600 BUSH
els
Chicago was unsettled and lower on the day,
declining from $3.50 to Size, owing to the for
eign cables and heavy receipts in the Northwest.
The market very active and the leaders
bought. The South also bought freely and
New York was heavy purchaser on the break.
Linn and Cudahy were very aggressive on the
bear side.
This market was lower. both on and off
call.
Spot wheat-shipping 81 O21a@1 O2% mill
ing, 81 O6A@ oil OH per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-o:15 o'clock-May-2OO 900
etls, 81 oSa4; 1000, 81 os%; 2OoO 81 os9s; 5000
Second session-May-oOo ctls, 81 90; q, ooo
81 o9A 1000 81 O0% 10000 81 O9A 2oOo
81 U91S.
Regular Morning Session-May-2OO ctls
81 OS1a; 10000. 81 0s% 10000. 81 OsA.
Afternoon Session May-20O0 ctls. 81 0SA ;
24oG0 81 OSM.
BARLEY-The market sympathized with
weaker Wheat and was less firm. though prices
were maintained. The demand was lighter.
Feed, 1881 GS0c for choice bright, a &c for
No. and 721@ for off grades; brewing and
shipping grades, S2k@SJc; Chevalier, S0c@$1
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 O. clock-No sales.
Second Sesson-No sales.
Regular morning Standardization ctls
S02sc; COCO. SO12c. December-2OOO, 7Sc.
Afternoon Session-No sales.
OATS-The market rules very firm and buy
ers have to pay full figures or go without the
goods. Offerings not as liberal as they
were fortnight ago.
Grays. 81 1214@1 20 for feed and 81 2061 25
for seed; whites. 81 1901 so; Surprise. 81 300
50: black. 95cGS1 o715 for feed and 81 800
81 221a for seed; red, 81 1215@1 20 per ctI for
feed and 81 20G1 80 for seed
CORN-Chicago declined from GS9sc to 611hc
There was more disposition to take profits, and
the buying fever checked by large receipts
Early in the day there a rush to sell until
the market broke, when the shorts bought.
This market continued dull. Dealers say that
they are not selling anything. Large yellow,
81 - 2d1 sly; small round do 81 371h11 421h /;
white 81 356I1 425 per ct.
RYE--Is in very fair demand and higher at
75MS0c per ct
BUCKwHEAT- Quoted at 81 Co per ctl.
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Ne1O York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.-Home and foreign
metal markets were easy to-day. with the ex-
ception of copper which was IS Cd higher in
London that market closing with spot quoted
G55 IS Cd and futures at e55. The New
York market is still more or less unsettled and
il is quite impossible to name accurate prices
Therefore, the quoted values should be looked
upon being more less nominal. Lake
Copper is quoted at SIC 50017. electrolytic at
$16 3TH@16 G21A and casting at SIC. Pig tin
quiet at home and abroad. with dip of
81 in London prices which carried quoted
values there down to e112 rs Cd for spot and
G105 lis for futures. An unsettled market
was reported here, with spot quoted at
$25 S71a.
Lead remained quiet here and unchanged at
London at is Sd lower, closing at G10 15s.
Spelter was nominal here yesterdays ad :
vance at 81 10. London was 2s I'D lower at
e16 IS.
Iron was dull in the New York market
Glasgow I'd lower, closing at 5ss cd and
Middlesboro closed 119d higher at ASS ID;
Pigiron warrants were quoted at $40 300
II so; No foundry SIS 50@16 No. 2 foun-
dry. Southern, S14 h0@15 SO; No. 1 foundry.
Southern, SIS 50016; No. 1 foundry, Southern,
soft, $1501I.
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Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO Dec. 10. = CATTLE = Receipts,
5000. Steady. Good to prime, Sc 1905 so; poor
to medium. s49e %; stockers and feeders. 50 %
al so; cows. 81 75@4 so: heifers, So 25Q5 30;
81 5o653 IS: Texas fed steers, 81 1906 40.
HOGS Receipts: To-day, 10000; tomorrow,
$4,000 estimated; left over, 1000 Active. DC
higher for heavy; slow for light. Mixed and
butchers, S. 900DG 421a good to choice heavy.
s6@6 So: rough heavy, SIS 60G5 90; light, IS ESQ
95: bulk of sales, So 1906 50.
sHEEP-Receipts 10000. Weak to 1oc low
Lambs steady. Good to choice wethers,
So 2504 rs; fair to choice mixed So 1908 40;
Western sheep, s364: native lambs, 81 50G5;
Western lambs, $2G4 10.
ST. JOSEPH
ST. JOSEPH, Dec. observation-disclosures,
$500 Natives. So soar 25 COWS and heifers,
81 1905 80; veals. 81 50G5 %: bulls and stays.
$2@5; stockers and feeders, $2@4 80.
HOGS-Receipts. 100000; market strong to &c
higher. Light and light mixed, IS 95@6 90;
medium and heavy, IS 25@6 7219; pigs, So 81
as.
sHEEP-Receipts. 400; market strong to 1oc
higher.
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Provisions.

Chicago unsettled and irregular. This
market was firm enough at the advance made
Monday but trade is not especially active
either for shipping or local account. Stocks
of Lard are lighter than those of the other
cured meats. though there is no accumulat ton
in any description.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 12c per ID for
heavy, 121ac for light medium. 1916 for light.
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 13c: California
Hams 121Ac; Mess Beef, $1,000 so per barrel;
extra Mess, $11611 so; Family S12612 so;
prime Mess Pork, SIS; extra clear, $22 5O923:
Mess. SIS 50@19; Smoked Beef 13k@ 14c per
pound.
LARD-Tierces. quoted at SIC per Ib for
compound and 1Hc for pure; half barrels,
pure 11Ac: 10-lb tins, 12Ac; .5-lb tins. 1880;
3-lb tins. 1215c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 1o1sc; three
half barrels. 10c; one fierce. 9Isc; two tierces
9Hc; five tierces. 99sc per ID.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Dec 1o.-Extreme nervousness
and wild fluctuations characterized the grain
markets here to-day. Wheat ruled the board
and in the fight between existing facts and
the enthusiasm over uncertain futures was
badly pressed for losses. At the very start
bearish conditions piled up in an imposing
English country markets. The Northwestern
receipts, which hitherto have shown a marked
tendency to fall off, increased heavily. Wealth
er reports on all hands stated that the winter
crop was doing we'll. Both professionals and
small fry began to unload their lines and many
NC to 1&@1%c rover at SIC to S1%c. The
trade was enormous, offerings being large
But such low prices after yesterdays nigh
level tempted buyers again. Many commits
sion houses put buying orders In the pit os-
tensibly from New York and St. Louis. There
was a rumor current that combination OF
capitalists at Louisville were trying to cor
ner wheat and that buying for them.
With a whoop prices started up again. reach
ing S3Ac, only to sag again to S2&c. 1t was
boosted to SO Hc again, but this time the flood
of selling orders and the quantity OF long
wheat that poured into the market was ap-
palling. and the weakening slump came. May
sold down in quick jumps to 81 rs, closing
weak 1ssc down at S1% @S1Hc.
Corn was only moderately active and heavy
all session. 1t followed wheat throughout.
May closed &c down at 6715c.
Oats followed wheat and corn. May closed
&c down at 46kc.
Provisions opened easy, but before noon
everything was above yesterdays prices un-
der the influence of commission buying. The
close was somewhat easy and irregular Janu-
airy pork closed 1Cc down, lard 21ac up and
ribs PIC down.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes continue steady under the heavy
speculative purchases on the River already
mentioned
Onions quoted at slight advance again.
Stocks are light everywhere.
POTATOES-S0c6$1 O5 for Burbanks from
the river; Salinas Burbanks 81 GOAL so: Ore
gon Burbanks. 81 1901 so; River Reds, 81 400
1 55; Sweets, 35@D40c for Rivers and 90c9$1 fer
MERGED
ONIONS 81 5o@2 10 per ctl; orcgons. 81 90
az TO-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas from Los An
geles. 3@7c; String Beans form Los Angeles,
5@7c; Limas 2@6c; Cabbage, 4o@5oc per ctI;
Tomatoes, 25@S5c; Los Angeles Toma toes. 75c
@S1 Dried Peppers, 1O@15c per lib; Okra, 121hc
per lb Carrots, 25935c per sack; Cucumbers,
40065c Pickles, 21G3c per lb for small and
pers 40@5Cc per box for Chill and 50@65c for
Bell; Egg Plant from Los Angeles, S@1215c
per lb; Summer Squash from Los Angeles
81 %; Marrowfat Squash, $SG10 per ton; Hub
bard Squash, $500; Mushrooms, 5G121ac per
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Poultry and Game.

Two cars of Eastern Poultry came in. making
five thus far this week. The market is in fair
condition, the demand being average, except
for Hens and old BOOSTERS. which are in light
request Turkeys also sold lower
Game easier under receipts of 125 sacks
though prices showed little change.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 1561Sc: Live
Turkeys. 14@15c for Gobbiers and 13S14c for
Hens; Geese, per pair. 81 5O91 rs; Goslings
81 1922; Ducks, SO 50G4 for old and 81 50d
s so for young; Hens, SIS 5014 so; young
ROSTERS $405; old BOOSTERS, SO 5Od4 So
Fryers, STAT so; Broilers. So 5O94 for large
and $3e13 80 for small: Pigeons, 81 25 pei
dozen for old and 81 1902 for Squads.
:. G "A per dozen. 75e@$1; Hare.
for Brush; Mallard $3G3 80; Canvasback, SEA
3 so; sprig. $202 so: Teal, 81 so; Widgeon
81 co. Small Ducks, 81 25@1 80; Black Jack
81 5o English s 5o. So e.; Jack sniPe 81 so
81 5O@2 per dozen: Honkers. S3GI4 so.
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NeqO York Grain and Produce

Ne" AOnh' Dec' " sLoOR-Hecelpts,
45,345 barrels exports, 1887 barrels; sales
II, 400 packages; unchanged, but easier in
tone.
wHEAT-Receipts. 150,75 bushels; ex
ports. 54,974 bushels; sales, 33. s65, 900 BUSH
els futures; 10000 bushels spot. Spot was
easier No. red, ssh c. (. o. b., afoat: No. ,
red, SEC elevator No. / Northern Duluth. SIC
T. 0. b. ahoat No. / hard Duluth 94Hc fob.
ahoat. Options experienced weak day from
unusually free unloading, bearish cables in
face of Mondays late strength here. and larger
Northwest receipts. Short selling was also
more aggressive. Wall street and foreign
houses offered wheat and export trade was
light. The close was weak and sol nc lower.
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Flour ard MHStufS.

FLOUR-California Family Extras, So ESQ
So usual terms; Bakers Extras 81. 1903 %;
Oregon, 50 SOAP T5 per barrel for family and
81 1898 for Bakers; Washington Bakers
So 1903.
MlLLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows. usual discount to the trade; Graham
Flour. 50 per leo lbs; Rye Flour. 81 IS: Rye
Meal 81 so; Rice Flour, 81; Corn Meal SO %;
extra cream do, 81; Dat Groats. So; Hominy
stat %; Buckwheat Flour, $4d-t %; Cracked
Wheat So 80; Farina, 81 so; Whole Wheat
Flour. So %; Rolled Oats (barrels) SO S5@
So; IN sacks. SO SOFAS; Pearl Barley, SIS;
Split Peas, So: Green Peas So so per 100 lbs