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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27
,Oaniferen."
Srebae ben 81. Noucmber 1908.
Blair, Neb.

Quit Misiionsmgoet Der. iom
eftfr tioligere getsnOtggrelie begpns
Der 5reoag often Og fOrti9ttes til
Ssnbng often. Ollie DANTE | 8p %
.Omegn er oenligit inobuone til IT
beltuqe / Meberne.
= 5irsbags Morges begpnbte Snss
en- at fable Der. Den falot faa pns
oist title, og iudban blep bet peo ON
trent belle Dagen. fud Soroen biso
Doftet meb bet oeiligite lille Snela9,
fom tentes fan. 5armerne bdpre
bog beaere Jet 8arfrpit enonn en- liae
lib, na be life er f9roige meo beres
..cornbuitin9".
Oct er list set Dpt | ungoomz
mems Slide. Oct bererer &inben ida
blibt, at ,ltnebommen ob9ler paa Oil
terbommens Nnfigt". Oct er, bpab
Rocfn Mpuntain Sea eer. 35 Gents.
5arnbam &c Sdmpi on.
giG 6aner flyer, at man fan
ftple pod BET. noar 9ubn | 6ditinss
flyer bet, og berfor er 5dler lige peo
at fro, at Senator Dietrich er itploig.
Mrs. 6. 6. Hoberts, San
JranciscO, GaI.: 9ilbe life bare for
uben Rocfn Mountain 5ea / bort
gus. Den er en- COB 5umiliesMeo
Gin. Den ger oe boloer os iunbe.
5arnbom &c Sampion.
eugene &rauie blep / 5reoogs
of %..inIanitp board" ertlaret for
finbsForpirret, og faa tog S6erif
Mencfp BAN / asrbugs til 2incOln
pe opergae BAN til 9tptoriteterne Dep
Mfplet Der.
Sobn McQuarrie bar ct ffori
Oplag at gbgnin9smaterialer og 8ul
III Iapefte priIer.
Sioite SOrsbag gap 0amerns
/ &ongrsgationaltirfen Ofentlig bin
ner" og upper. Oct brugte benz ct
OpsrifuO paa goot Og pel S45 til
Bebfte for Girten.
Den itrsr arpoberi paa 9pers
bogslipet, opliper bet msnneitelige
6ierte, lsfter en- op oper Mobfaloen-
beb, inbgDber mt 2ib og Siaib. Del
er, bpab Roctp Mountain Sea oil
ggre. = IS Gents.
5arnbam &c Sampion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27

bpdb Der bar itet, men Der par blepet
belt bpggeligt Og net efter Omit9noig>
beberne. Man bar pnitet. at Der fra
BEN Sioe ogiua Ifuloe p9re bpegeligt
os i~nbbpOenoe at tpmme, for at mango
tunoe finbe fig biemme pg faa 9iem
uroer &irtens 8uer, Iom en- 5orbaG
til be 8oliger, bbortil be CT beitemte
oerbiemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27

til aette pau forite0ig Bis en- itts
ubetboclis 5orsgelie at o9obt9aab"s
llogifter.
9a ,9obtbaab" nu oaereoe er 81
Oar gummeIt, er imiblertio abItiaige
uf bets elbite @enner oebe, og bet
trGngcr oerfor ogiua at ben 9runo
til, at faa lin @ennetreOs forget.
Oct trenger til 9enner. iOm oil
Ttstte meo fate qarsbiOrag. iodosG
Tom %iaaoonne, Der t 2ig6eO meb,
bpao entelte alIerebe bar gjort, bill
IfGnfe eaer teItumentere 6iemmet
Iterre 9aper en- Sang for ale.
Soet ri ppfororer genner til at
itette bet t~rofuite arbeiOe, IOm / Ser
rensQanb epes pad ,@~ootbaab", benz
Isber Ri tiaige Spmertiombeben pad.
at Der paa 2irsbug, ben II. Robens
Der, afbolbes ct llOIulg I Bethesda til
6orbel for Sa9en.
Wen oerober moa bet life 9lemmes
at fenbe 5iemmet 9ialp 5ib efter
anben. ,&r. Dgbl."
0i mener, bet maa bare interesidnt
at l9ie ON, boab gobt Der gsres bers
bjemms, og bet fan iaa meb bet iarnz
me anipore os til at gre ligeiaa pao
bort Smraabe. ,Of."s Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27
st Sprnebjem.
s qnGsbning Of .,@obt=
baab"s %. ,5soieIsbas.

baab"s %. ,5sofeIsbag.
Gn at be Snititutioner, iom / nn.
reit J~orbinoelie meo bet npodtte fri.
ftelise aiO. bar orbeiost paa at OPP
fplbe M.nigbebens pliet oOerfor8srs
mere, er bet betenbte 8srnebiem
81 obtbdab".
lloe paa 0ronningenspej pao 5re.
%oeritsbers liggcr n9Obtbaub"s 4
Tmitte 9iem meO til9erenOe StOIes
bpgning. Zen Iioite penber uO mob
aonsens @ej.
Og bet er moi barb at afleg9e
bisie 6jem Ell gsisg.
Der er Der Idmlet en- Slot 0ren=
sc, reone ub at ulbttelige 5orboIo oe
M / ,,@obtbaab" ~omplanteoe / iunos
triitelige &uar. Store % fmaa er
Der = liee fra Smdubprn puo 81
Qar til 0renge / aoufirmutionsalbes
rem.
De ffeits sr for2lbrsleIe, andre ban
niitet Safer sler Mober %
,gobtbaab" bar MI paatuget iig at
pGre benz / 5oraIbres SteO og sipe
benz ct 6jem / Oroets bebIfe 5oritanO
- ct triIteligt 0jem, bpor Der life
Blot fes puu. at 9grn ifoG idabun i
Qfminbeligbeo opbroges til bette Gin
men netop opbrages til friitne Dor.
sere.
Dsrfor ftaar belle port Soft i
9etb til en- iuaoan Snititution, og
bette gaIOer / ulerinOerligiie 5ors
ftonb ON Menigbeben.
Som benne 10 bar 5errens egen
5ormonins iii 9armbiertisbeb
f9rtig oDerfor be imaa, = bar bet
altib oeret b9bbet iom en- al airtens
9ellisite OpgaDer.
Oe noar bu en- troenbe Menneites
flot bar fluttet fig iammen ON
.,9obtbaub"s @erning, bar ben bers
meb / 5rO og 2pbiobeb mob 9erren
toget en- OpgaDe Op. Tom 'airten ret
egentlis maa Re Tom fin. Derfor CT
ben lepenbe Mcnisbeb | @elb til gsr,
nebiemmet ,@obthuab".
% bet ian meb @lobe fiees, at
,9obtbaab" bar bunbet mango @en=
ner runot ON bIanot lepenbe triftnt /
Danmart. Oct 7bsr Ogfua naDnes, at
Der | 9ilflutnins tiI5iemmet itaar en-
of Jru OIine Sunserfen IeDet SpfOrs
enins, Der isrser for at ffuHe be man>
&c al9ber = os ftstter gnglingens
paa forIfelIis bis. Men Gerningsn
er for; Der trapes bper Dag mere,
be stonomiffe aaar bliper berfor bans
ffelisere.
Naar man erinbrer, at ,,@obtbaab"
for 81 qor ffben besbnbte meb plabs
til 3 Orenge og nu bar oper 80. fan
man besribe, at Wennefrebfen q
forsges, bOis 9icmmet ifal funne sps
fin @ernins uben alt for fore 4fbrat
ener 8etpmringer.
Ogfaa ben gobe Stole, Der giber8ers
meme en- llbbunnelie, Der ituur Dpst
aommuneffolens, tr9ber mere, 10
itgrrs 5ibernes Strap til nbbannefen
bliper.
Og BERTH fommer, at ,@obtbdab"
life iterer .Gorbinbelfen" Ober meb
be mango unge M~ennefter, fom efter
4onfirmdtionen ubienbes berfra til
Qibets @erning. fuut
Der er ollerebe upgaaet ober 100
Drenge, bOoraf S~tsrIebelen sr bic
ben 6danbp9rfere, 2anbbrugere eaer
0. I. b. Og enfelte er peb
Gfstrdz9 elbinis fra genner af Soeen
fat I Stanb til at faa enbog
afaoemif nbbannelfe.
Men mango at bisIe mao felDfslsea
fla ben pdnffelioe Q9retib hi9lpes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-27
snin oe aorn Ct Nen9e.

100 pd. Of Moore's stoch Food bill forbinbrs
Spabom bos Spinene % Ipore 75 Bu.
Rais. Gbis lite, foter bet intet. Solges
oao 30 Da9es Brpne. Briien er $3.50 pr.
100 Bb. Iorbinbrer ntsi bos 3gniene, os
" logger Here Veg, eners ingen Detailing
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO..
a. Tsenter DnReL Council Biuf7s. Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-26

TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-26
ot and in Great Many Instances Big Portion of the Fl

SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-26

Innings, WASH GOODS,
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-01
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

DRIED PEAs-Green. 81 soQ2 per ctl.
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Hides, WOOL. TdIlo7U and Hops.

Fair and medium Hops are selling in Oregon
at .14d15c per III. and some choice are chang
ing hands at 2Oc but the growers rule
are holding back for better prices. II is re
ported that from 30 to 75 per cent of the
coast crop has passed sout of first hands. Re
cent sales of choice Sonomas at PIC
ported. New York advices say that from 90
to rs per cent of the: crop Of that State has
passed out of growers: hands,
HIDES AND SKINS--Culls and brands sell
about iIbc under quotations Heavy saltsd
steers, 9c; medium, Sc; light, 715c Cow Hides
7%tc for heavy and &c for light; Stays, 5c;
Saited Kip, &C. Sated Veal 1Oc; Salted Calf
1O1hQ11c; dry Hides, 15c; dry Kip. 13c: dry
Calf, 1Sc; Sheepskins. shearlings 25a30c each;
short Wool. 40d60e each; medium, T0G90c; long
Wool, S1G1 so eachs Horse Hides salt
81 75 for large and S292 so for medium 81 25
al 20 for small and :5Oc for Colts; Horse
Hides, dry. 81 rs for large and 81 so for me
dium, $l91 % for small and SOC for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry MEXICAN, 32c: dry salted
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American, 32c Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras; 'T56; large and smooth
soc; medium. 35c; small. zoe.
TALLOW-No- 1 rendered 415c per Ib; No
Q 4c; grease, 21aq3c.'
WOOL-Fall clip-San Joaquin Lambs. 90
lie; Middle County. 11G12c; Northern Free
1fG12c; Northern Defective, 1e@11c; Humboldt
and Mendocino. 12q14c; Nevada. 13al5c: ore
gon fine 1sd19c; Oregon medium 17c per Ib
HOPS-19a21c per lb for California and 100
Gle for Oregon
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FTLANCLAL

were active and strong all day, deriving inn
pulse from bullish weekly and daily statistics,
including heavy clearances. Good support at
Chicago by elevator people affected the
market that the close was strong at A@tsc
advance. May, 81 5-16GS5c, closed S4hc; July,
s0sS GS14c, closed s11sc; December, Ss'se.
HOPS-Steady.
WOOI-Firm.
CsoFFEE-spot Rio, firm No. invoice,
@ 5-16c: mild steady; Cordova, IA OH lsc.
Sugar-Raw, steady. Refined quiet The market
for coffee futures opened firm at an advance OF
10 to 15 points and ruled very active during the
entire session the business coming out at the
largest total for the season. The activity and
strength had no special explanation, being due
apparently to the increased confidence OF the
bniIish interests now operating in the market
as a result of the frmness in primary markets,
continued light primary receipts ana turtner
reports of unsatisfactory crop conditions. The
market closed firm, net IS TO % points higher.
Sales 2O3 600 bags including December, 10
as S5c; January 5.90d595e;. February, o:ooc
March .6l5G6.25c May, 6.4Oq6.?Oc: June,
e.55c: July. s 60d6 65c; August. 6-Ioc; Septem-
Der 6.70c; October, 6.15g6.S5c.
DRIED AFRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market is
easy under a light demand. Common, 40oc;
prime 5l.G5lbc; choice, 5% 6615c; fancy, &C.
PRUNES-Continue in moderate demand, but
local stocks of desirable sorts are not neaVy
and the tone is steady, with prices ranging
from 215c to 61zc for all grades.
APRICOTS-Ar meeting with a llght de-
nand and are not pressed for sale. Inc mar
ket is about steady. with choice az 914Gs12c;
extra choice. 10d101ac, and fancy. 11dl5c
7%c; extra choice. 7%GsAc' and fancy eA@
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Dried Fruits, Mats, RaiSinS, Honey

The German steamer Nicaria has cleared for
Europe with of the largest shipments of
Prunes record consisting of ], ,946 $50 lbs
valued at S27. .62S for Germany and 353 40
lbs valued at 1892 for Holland
FRUIT-Apricots 7d9c for Royals and Ga
lie for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, 46512c;
n-dried, 3hG4c; Peaches 4h66l5c; Pears
6G1oc: Nectarlnes 4G5hc; Figs. white, 4G4% c
in boxes; black 4Ac; Plums pltted. 699c per
PRUNEs-1soa crop. 214@2Ac for the -four
sizes
crop: 50-lb boxes-Loose Muscatel, 2-crown.
SIC per lb. 3-crown 5%c: 4-crown. 6i5e; Seed
less Muscatels, 4Ac; do hoated, 415c un-
bleached Slitanas. 4%c; Thon1psons Seedess.
5hc London Layers 81 %; 3-crown
81 35: 4-crown clusters 50: s5-crown Dehesas.
50 80: 6-crown Imperials 50: Malaga Loose. q
CROWN sc per lb: do 3-crown 52so; Valencia
Cured 4Ac Pacific do, 3%c; Oriental do,
234c Seeded Raisins-I6-oz packages. fancy.
Sc per ID: choice. IHc; 12-oz packages, fancy,
exc: choice. CSC; in bulk. fancy. 7Ac: choice.
7%c
NUTs-walnuts No. / softshen. 1sha14c;
No 1115612c; No l hardshell 1311315c;
No 2 1I61112c: Almonds, lie for Nonpareis.
1O15c for X L. 10Ac for Ne Plus Ultra and
sst c for Languedoc; Peanuts, 667c for East
ern; Pecans, 11d13c; Cocoanuts. 81 b0d5: Cali
fornia Chestnuts s91oc per H. and 11912Hc
for Italian.
HoNEY-Comb. 11@13c for white and. 901Oc
for amber: water white extracted 5d5hc;
light. amber extracted 41ad5c; dark 3kG4c
EESWAX-27d29c per h..
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. 5G51kc: San Quentin.
555c: Wool Bags. 32935c; Fleece Twine, Ti5a
Sc: Cotton Fruit Bags. .612c, 6Ac and 5Ac for
the three grades; BROWN Jute. 6hQ7hc.
COAL,-Welngton, So per tom New Vel
lington SIS; Seattle, Sc so; Bryant. Sc so; Bea.
yer Hill 50 90: Standard. 81: Roslyn. 81; Coos
Bay. SIS so: osfeta. 81; Wallserfd. 81; Rich
mond: 81 30; Cumberland. $13 in bulk and
$I4 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
$14; Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh Lump.
$11 80; Camel. IS % per ton; Coke $11 500
i3 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. S11 40 per 1000 lbs and
S12 so per long ton, according to brand
OIL-Linseed 49c for boiled and 47c for
raw in barrels: cases, &c more; Castor OIL in
Lucoi. 4fc for boiled and 42c for raw in bar,
rels Lard OIL, extra -Hinter strained. barrels
s5c; cases 9Oc: China Nut. 55Q70c per. gallon;
sperm. pure, 75c; Whale on, natural white
56655c per gallon; Fish Oil, in barrels soc I:
cases. 55c Cocoanut Oil, in barrels, 5Sc for
Ceylon and 55c for Australian.
COAL OII.-Water White Coal OIL in bulk
1515c: Pearl Oil in cases. 22e; Astral, 22c;
star 22c; Extra Star. 26c; Elaine, 2sc; Eocene
25c; deodorlzed Stove Gasoline. In bulk. lie:
19hc; S6-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 21c; in
TURPENTINE-s0c per gallon in cases and
74c. in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, 6h0
&c per ID; White Lead. 61@97c, according to
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
ioo-lb ii bags: Cubes, A Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 5.65c; Powdered, 5.5Oc;
Candy Granulated. 550c; Dry Granu-
5.40c; Fruit Granulated. -5.4Oc; Beet Granu-
lated doO-ib bags only. 520c; Confectioners'
a. 5.40c; MAGNOLIA 4, Sc; Extra C 49Oc:
half barrels, 25c more; boxes. soc more; 90
1b bags 10c more for all kinds Tablets-Half
barrels. 590c: boxes. 6.15c: Fl. & f. Crystal
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-01

The Potato market was literally supplied and
quiet. with strictly fancy stock only receiving
attention. Receipts consisted chiefly of river
BArbanks and quotations for that description
had a. wider range. A OF Sweet Potatoes
came in from Merced. Fresh stock was firm nj
the top quotations, while carred-over stocbsvas
duh. Onions were easy and there was a sharn
drop in prices. A carload came in from Oregon
and there were liberal receipts from nearby
points
large portion of the receipts OF Peas and
Beans from Los Angeles came to hand insppor
condition and some very poor lots sold down to
75c per sack. The stock had evidently been
picked while wet and became overheated while
in transit. Receipts of Lima Beans consisted
entirely of frost-bitten stock, which could not
Tomatoes and Cucumbers arrived freely from
the South and prices had a sharp decline Bay
Tomatoes were very weak and sold at a wide
range as to quality. One Gamer was in the
market offering 15c per box and secured quite a
quantity at that figure. The market was over
and round lots were Offering on the wharf al
sharply reduced prices.
.POTATOES-Bu -Burbanks from the river. 6o9
S5c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. S161 As per ctl;
Oregon. Burbanks- S5cq$1 10 per ct: River
Reds. 'eoG75c per ctl; Sweet Potatoes. S1@1 15
per ctf
ONIONS -s1a1 25 per cti.
VEGETABLES - Green Peas: 274c per III.
String. Beans, 264c per lb; Wax. Pate Lima
Beans. - per III; Tomatoes. 25a75c per
geies: Summer Squash. 81 per box for bay and
50d65c for. Los Angeles; Cabbage. 6Oc per
cfl: Carrots T5c per sack Cucumbers S161 OK
per hox for bay and 60GT5c for Los Angeles.
Garlic case per lb; Dried Okra 121bc Der IN.
Green Peppers 35G5oc per box for chile and
drawer: Msrrowfat Squash. ssa1o per ton;
Hubbard S12.
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Poultry and Game.

Three cars of Western Poultry, including one
that came in Saturday, were on sale and
met with a steady demand. Sales We're made
as follows: Hens and young Roosters 81 Der
dozen old BOOSTERS. $6 30; Fryers S5 so, and
Broilers. 81. Receipts of domestic stock were
very light as usual on Monday. and the mar
ket was unchanged with prices largely nom
inal. There not enough dressed Turkeys
received for a quotation.
There were no changes in Game. Raceipts
came to hand in good condition and cleaned up
quickly.
live Turkeys 20G23c per lb: Geese, per pair
81 1897; GoslinGs, s2a2 25; Ducks, $596 Der
dozen for old and S6d7 for young: Hens. s576
for small and se@7 for large young Roosters,
g s SS 5 % roer nta 81 5e for large 9o and Is
al for small; Pigeons. S1G1 20 per dozen for
old and $2m2 25 for SQUADS
CAME-Mallard Ducks, $3d4 so per dozen.
Canvasback. s3G6; sprig. $Sd3 80: Teal. sea
50 Widgeon, S2G2 so; small Ducks, 81 50.
GRAY Geese, S3G3 so; White Geese S1Gl so:
Brant. 81 so for small and 81 so for large:
Honkers S5 for large and S4 for small: Eng.
lish snipe, 81 so; common snipe 81 so: wild
Doves. 81 %; Rabbits. 81 for Cottontails and
81 Ok for Brush; Hare, 81 so.
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Decidnony and Citrus Fruits.

Apples were the most Iactive as we'll as the
most plentiful description under this head and
prices of choice and fancy stock were hrmer.
There were over 1000 boxes received from
ceipts from other sections were liberal The
Spitzenberg and Newtown Pippin varieties had
lily obtained for strictly fancy lots Winter
Nellis Pears from cold storage We're Offering
in limited~quantities and met with prompt sale
at good figures Grapes arrived freely from
Martinez and the south and met with a good
demand at sustained prices. Receipts of
Strawberries consisted Of a few chests Of
prices. few chests of choice Raspberries
that arrived early sold at 81 per chest. but
most OF the receipts arrived late in the day
and had to be carried over.
The Citrus market was literally. supplied
and quiet. Navels continued to arrive freely
and It was difficult TO get over 81 20 per box
boxes of japanese Msndarin Oranges
ceived and was offered at 81 50l1 10 for half
boxes and 65d75c for quarter boxes Other
wise there nothing to report
STRAwBERRIES- S-LongwOrths $500 per
chest; large berries. - per chest.
EssPRERRIE PsT gaa eeeS s1ia11 5o Jer
seys. $lo@1o rs per bbi; Coos Bay. 50 50G3 per
box.
APPLEs-Fancy.. .spitzenbergs. 50 % per box
for Oregon apd 81 50G2 % for California;
other varieties, S161 so for fancy. 75d90c for
choice and o5q5Oc for common; Christmas APP
pies. 81 5061 10
PEARs-Winter Nellis. ST 30 per box.
QUINCES-50d75c per box.
POMEGRANATEs-$ 256I1 30 per box.
PERSINfNONS-40c per box.
APES-466D60c for small boxes and 60dS5c
for crates; large boxes. 75c6$1 %
CITRUS FRUITsaNsyel Oranges, s2a$ rer
foT 6ox bs sfdbg bexss 81 Sd s g or sgT
boxes; Lemons. $162 per box Grape Fruit.
81 50d2 80; Mexican Lines, S4G4 so; Bananas,
for Central American; PineaPples. So 5OQ3 80
per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-01
ToNOPAH MINES.
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
MONDAY. N0vENBFR 90.

Emmene L and. George T. Bates to Lillian
Br6adway 3oe w or Baker street. w 90 :s1s
by y. 1ST g.: quitcIaim deed; $40
'James' W. Harris to Edward ". Putnam. lot
on w line OF Larkin street. SOS OF .Frbert. s
Co by W 1876: $40:
:: Harriet NJ and Lewis williams to Paulins
street IS %. E Of Webster. e 34:415 by " 1875;
$40.
Hughes. lot -on NE corner OF Scott street and
Golden Gate avenue E 2T:5 BY 12o; $40.
Patrick and Jessie Toomey IClaney) to W.
s. Upham lot on \ line OF California street,
40 f of WalDut..E 30 6 by N 107:61S; $40
:: Henrietta. C. and Frank A Highly Samuel
B. and. Julia Smith Clancy and Patrick and
corner Of CelifoTnia apd Walnut streets, z
40 by N 1O7 :67s $40
Sc corner Of Jackson and Spruce streets.
37:6. by S 1O2;sh: $40
Mollie G. and Charles Bsllstedt to Annie
Bellstedt. undivided y Of lot on p line OF
Folsom street. 135 OF Twenty-hrst. 2o
Arthur c. and Ellen Fitzpatrick to Clara l.
Fitzpatrick lots on s line OF Twenty-second
street. 95;3 E OF Shotwell. 2e;3 by sS;
William and Emile BohIe to Bellingham Bay
Brewery. lot on line Of Twentieth street. 25
w Of Alabama. W so by 104; $40.
II. F. Woods to Gustav Harshall. lot on
line OF Bush street. 1O3 :OSs Z Of Grant avenue,
34:5% by so: $40
Efnestine Langerop to Charles A Dumont.
lot ON Sc line Of shipley. street, 225 sW Of
Fifth. SW 25 by Sc Is; gift.
Beulah f. Hook to Elmenegildo and Anto-
nietta Giannoni lot on z line Of Third ave-
nue. 10 - OF Lake street 25 by S2:6; SO.
william S. and Kate r. Simmonds to Jennie
S. Hutchinson. DOT on.E line of Eighth avenue,
225 of A street s 25 by f 12O: $40.
solomon and Dora Getz to Mary C. Sears. loe
on W line OF Forty eighth avenue, 1925 " OF
NJ street. % by w ia: $40.
Helen ]. Campbell to Alfred R. Needles lot
on line Of U street. 107 g OF Forty-seventh
avenue E % by n 100; $40.
William c. and Sarah j. Hamerton to John
P. and Mary T. Branick, lot on Sc line OF
San Jose avenue. 266 NE OF Twenty-ninth
street. Sc 94:6 SW 25. NV s9:6. NE 25:6.
lot 30 Tiffany and Dean Tract. SO.
w F.. and Mary L. Wise to Matthew Tyler
lot on E line Of Goettingen street 125 OF
Ward 2 100 by S 25. lot T. block %, Paul
Tract Homestead; sic.
Shepard D. Bailey to Annie l. Bailey lot
on SW corner OF Persia avenue and Prague
street. 800 by W 100. lots and g. block 81.
Excelsior Homestead: gift.
. Michael Jordan TO Maria Jordan lot on "
line OF Delaware street 167 q W OF Thornton
NV 41:9. N 1711. f Is. S 1885. lot % block
/. City Land Association: also lot on line OF
Harvard street. 100 Of Burrows z 40 By
100 lot Z. block 103. University Homestead
and property out Of county; gift
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-01
: EASTERN MARKETS.
Nezo .York Stock Market.

KEW YORK. Nov. 30-There was a narrow
and drifting market for stocks to-day, which
resulted in. only small net changes, except IN
manifest durlrE,the- early part Of the day. and
this was aggravated by II IL was not entirely
due to- a. disturbance Of sentiment in London
over ghe reiterated 'rurnors Of trouble between
japan and Russia. professional traders en-
desvored to- extend the decline here, but they
succeeded in bringing out little. stock and 50
covered their short contracts. The market Of
the latter part Of. the day was decidedly firm,
duIlness OF the dealings The prevailing pre-
miurns in some Of the industrial. stocks in the
in some of those stocks which were sold most
freely last. week. Shorts IN Pennsylvania COW
cred freely. The rise in the money rate TO g
per cent was practicahy ignored. In the trad
ine as a was attributed 20 the arrangements
for the December settlement which funds IT,
fre money market The various movements
IN the money market were on big scale, but
so nearly Offset each other az 10 nave little net
results Telegraphic transfers Of 500 900 were
made 70 San Francisco and authority exists
FOR the transfer tomorrow 70 the same point
~ 81 600 COO. such movement is not unusual
~ this period Of the year. Last year in the
week ending December g the sum Of 81. $50. 600
san Francisco The requirement is for the
crors Arrivals of foreign gold 10 figure i'm
next Saturday. bank statement alreae ~ amount
10 over s. 800 OOQ, leaving upward OF million.
dollars engaged previous % to-day, Dut not re-.
ceived. Ia addition about 81 600 was taken
IL the LONDON market for NeT fsTk to-day.
out of rotal arrival in that market to-day Of
some g. $50 O00-. There Is q feeling Of assur-
snce therefore against more stYingency. But
there IS not much expectation Of any consider
able rise IN The money market during the
month of December, as funds are hkely 70 be
retained as the interior over the yearly settle
ments. The demand for crop moving purposes,
however, is believed 70 be over for the present
The market clSsed exceedingly dull. but steady
Little was dcne in the bond market but the
tone was nrn. Total sales, s.. .042. 600.
United States new 4s declined II per cent on
the lest call.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-01
Arrest Follows Range Battis.

NEWCASTLE, Wye. Nov S0.-C. d.
Minter, a cattleman, was arrested here
to-day, charged with having attempted
to kill Thomas Goze and three other
men nsar Upton. where hockmasters
and cattlemen engaged in a battle on
Saturday with rifles and pistols over a
division of the range. Goze was slight
ly wounded and three herders received
bullets through their clothing. Minter
says he is the victim of a conspiracy
to seize his range. He admits having
fought with Goze and his party. but
says they opened fire first