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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-15
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Die ssreie 0reiie fur Geras pmbl.
Gsmpamg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-15
Gin peritamSiger Mann.

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nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-15
IGiaOereIla 5anb Yalait.

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ben anb benz Bublifun bic neueiten
sSaeonS in alien Nrten BON Shuben
fir Santen uno Wldoben, 6erren
uno 8naben gu liefern. g8ir balten
unleren uoblbeariinbeten &uf nur
Die beiten aualitdten gu bieten aufz
re6t. @ute Waare nno billiae
Breiie bleibt itets infer MottD. @er
elegantes uno susleid bequemes
Sbubperf su traeen ipiinibt. Der
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tauf miro Seoen iiberaeuaen. baB
mir an Der SpiBe Der Sbubgeiddfte
iteben.
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207 NlamD Blasa. Te[ephpn 585.
Sic beften Stt)nbe fir Serrcm,
Sanen nnO &inoer, SOC bis $3.50.
yfetp S)prf HnCfet Etpre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-15
UNION MEAT MARKET,

(9iebel 300,
206 Sib : Nlamo StraBe. 6. 81.
(neues) Tel. gD. n.
gQe Sorten friibeS 5leiid, feline
Wurit, lotp.s Der bette Shinfen
uno Sped itets ourrdtbie. Nufmerts
fame Beoienun9; freie ablieferuna.
JOHN SCHlLLlNG, ElGENTHUEMER.
8and,t sstntf's SC Sapana Giaarren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-15

8ommt gu unS, ehe SIR 5ar-
ben Doer 8apeten fault.
u Anterior & Nnferion.
217 uno 2l9 Oit 6pultou StraBe.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.


The extreme dullness in Butter continues
and dealers all along the line are complain
ing Of the condition OF trade The demand
seems to have fallen of altogether. The ten
dency in prices is toward lower range. Stocks
are still large ana uneveniy distributed among
dealers. The pressure to sell is becoming pro-
nounced and postal cards We're sent out yes
terday Offering the best creameres at 27c
The Cheese market continues nat Nobody
wants to buN and stocks are as large and un-
same
The feeling in Eggs was not az firm yes
terday. There were more ranch Eggs on the
market and while they SOM of briskly the
mere TACT OF the slight increase in the supply
was sufhceent to make buyers cautious and
sellers inclined to let go. as it tended TO in
dicate the beginning OF the increased produc-
tlon which usually sets in at this time Of
the year
Receipts were %. 600 lbs Butter. Cos cases
Eggs and 400 lbs Cheese.
BpTTER-Creamery 2T62sc AMI occasion
ally 20e for extras, and 25d2Gc fer seconds /;
dairy 16124c; store Butter. IL Nc; cold stor-
age 24n26c; Eastern. 23d25c per 10.
CHEESE-12d12l5c for the general market
13c for select mild new and 11T11Iac for
lower grades; Young Americas. 1Jetf4c; East
ern, 151kM16lAc; Western, 14G15c per h.
EGGS-Ranch. 5O652c for choice and 450
iSc for small and mixed colors store nom
inal; cold storage. 2Sa32l4c; Eastern. 2662Sc
for cold storage.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Hides, Wool, TaIloqo and Hops.

Trade is or a holiday nature. being very
quiet ard featureless all along the line. Hops
are firm. with just enough selling TO redeem
the market from staznation. and growers are
making no concessions. Wool Is motionIess
Hides show some Improvement In tone both
here and in the East. and there is some de-
mand for sound stock. verv soon the greater
portion OF the = receipts ~tll be poor and
grubby, and buyers want % secure supplies
Of sound lots while they an. Prices, how
ever. stand the same.
HIDES AND sKINS-~Olls and brands sell
about lac under quoSNtions. Heavy salted
steers. DC; medium. Sc; light. nc: Cow Hides.
T%c for heavy and 7lzc for light Stags SC
Saited Kip. DC: Salted Veal. 1Oc; Salted Calf
1Oi5d11c: dry Hides. lie; dry Kip. 13c; dry
Calf 1Sc: Sheepskins. shearlings. 25a30c each:
short Wool 40d60c each: Horse Hides salt
50 IS for large and $2d2 80 for medium 81 %
al 75 for small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides dry. 81 10 for large and 81 80 for me-
dunn, $1d1 % for small and soc for Colts
Buck Slxins-Dry Mexican. &c: dry ,saited
Mexican 25c: dry Central American 32c Goat
skins-Prime Angoras. T0c; large and smooth,
SOC; medium. 35c; small. 20c.
TALLow-No. rendered. 41zc per 10;
No 2. 4c grease. 21z 43c.
WOOL-Fall clip-San joaquin Lambs On
lie; Middle County. 11a12c; Northern Free
11612c; Northern Defective. 10al1c Humboldt
snA AAndocino. 12Ql4c; Nevada. 13Qi5c; Ore
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Dried FrnitS, ,NntS, RaiSinS, Honey

Business all along the line T. OF a holiday
character. In other words. It Is very dull.
usual at the close OF the year. Prices are un-
changed. and there no new features to
report Stocks of everything except Prunes and
Raisns small. scattered and very much
broken.
FRUIT-Apricots. Ta9e for Royals and 99
lie for MOorparks; Evaporated Apples. 4d5 iac;
sun-dried 3tbd4c; Peaches 4isa0Rc: Pears.
Gd1Oc; Nectarfnes 415i5c Figs. white. 4G4zse
in boxes; black 4Hc Plums. pitted 6a9e per
PRuNEs-190s crop 2laa2&e for the four
RAIsINs-F. O. b. prices. Fresno for 1905
sac per 10; 3-crown. 59sc; 4-erown, SAC; Seed
less Muscatels. AZ &c: do. hOated. 4hc un-
bleached SuItanas. 4i5c: ThOmDsons Seediess.
SIC London Layers-2-crOwn. 81 20 3-crOWn,
81 30: 4-crown clusters. So: 5-crOwn Dehesas,
81 so; 6-crown Imperials. S3i Malaga Loose. ?
crown &c per ID: do 3-crown. Jssc; Valencia
Cured 4Kc; Pacific. do 3@e Oriental do.
24c. Seeded Raisins-f6-oz packages. fancy,
Sc per Ib choice, re; l2-oz packages. fancy.
G%e; choice dsse; in bulk, fancy. Iase; choice.
NiITs-walnuts. No. 1 sOftshell 13i5Q14c;
No . 11ia6I2c: No. 1 hardshell 131l3l3c;
No Q 1iG11lhc: Almonds. lie for Nonpareiis.
1OIse for 1 X l.. 10Ac for Ne Plus Ultra and
50. G for I.anguedoc: Peanuts. 6f1Tc for East
err: Pecans 11Ni3c: CocOanuts. - 5040: Cali
fornia Chestnuts. Sq1Oc per 10. and 119i2lsc
HONEY-Comb. 11a13c for white and 9G1Oc
for amber: water white extracted. 5G01zc;
light amber extracted 4isM5c; dark. 31a64c.
BEESwAX 2T629e per 10.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The Potato market was overstocked and
generally weak. as local trading was Of small
volume and confined chiefly TO strictly fancy
offerings OF Salinas Burbanks. Offerings of
oregon Burbanks, ex-steamer. consisted
chiefly of low-gTade stock and the top quota
tion was shaded. Rivers continued to arrive
freely, but were firmly held. owing to the
high prices at primary shipping points. No
fresh Sweets came in and carried-over stock
was steady at the previously quoted rate
Receipts of Onions were light, but the market
was literally supplied and continued weak at
the recently reduced quotations.
Many of the leading restaurants of the city
were still closed owing to labor troubles and
the demand from that quarter was still light.
but as receipts from all sections were small
there was great decline in values. The
top quotations easily obtained for the
best offerings of Peas and Beans. but carried
over and inferior quality stock. which con-
stituted the bulk of supplies. continued weak
at unsteady rates. Tomatoes the weak
est as we'll as the most plentiful description
and carried over stock from across the bay
was Offering below the quoted rates. Egg
Plant was easier. as the stock was overgrown
and hard to dispose Of. Mushrooms were in
small supply and frTuer.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. COG
90c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, $I91 rs per
cti; Oregon Burbanlis. S5c@$1 o5 per ctl: River
Reds. N@6sc per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 81 10
per .ctl.
oNIONS-Sl@1 15 per ctl
VEGErABI4 Es-Green Peas. 2Qfc per h.
String Besns. Babe per 10: Wax 3n5c: Lima
Beans. -S per lb Tomatoes. 400 15c per box
for bay and 5C1T5c per crate for Los An
65c per nox. Cabbngs. 60c per ctI; Carrots
75c per sack CucuInbers, SlG1 25 per box for
bay and 60NI5c for Les Angeles Garlic, G41c
per ID; Egg Plant, 66fSc per lb Dried Peppers
southern: Dried Okra, 12lso per ID: Green
Peppers, $1F1 % per box; Mushrooms 156
2Oc per lb: MaiTowfat and Hubbard Squash
s10a12 per ton for round lots and l9dIc per
n for
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Poultry and Game.

Poultry and Game ruled weak. with supplies
too heavy fer the market TO absorb. Many
of the leading restaurants throughout the city
were still closed awaiting a settlement of the
differences between employers and employees
and this together with the fact that retailers
were already well supplied had a depressing
effect On the market There was a sharp
break in Hens and large young chickens and
general decline in Game. Three cars OF
Western Poultry came in, making five for the
week and the receipts OF Game were the heav-
lest thus far this season.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 25d27c per lb:
live Turkeys 20@23c per ID: Geese. per pair
81 1902: Goslings S262 %. Ducks $5G16 per
dozen for old and $6g7 for young: Hens, 81 so
as for small and $5d6 for large: young
BOOSTERS 81 50d5 so; old Roosters 81 5065
Fryers. 81 50a5: Broilers. SAGA 80 for laras
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Chicago Grain Market.


CHICAGO, Dec. S.--Commission-hoYse were
free sellers Of July wheat early in the session
and pit traders sold May. The cause of the
selling at the start was the lower tone of
cables in the face OF the strength here yes
terday. May opened shade 70 Hc lower at
S2A GS2izc and on liberal offerings from local
traders theyprc quickly dropped to S1A@
size. On the decline the leader OF the bulls
supported the market buying heavily. and
steadier tone developed The local crowd. how
ever sold freely. throughout the session,
70 great extent caused by tie weak
ness at Minneapolis News cf a bearlsh
character. receipts in the Southwest being ez-
tremely large and primary receipts showing a
fair increase over those OF a year ago. The
Kansas crop report was also bearish in that
II showed a much larger crop than had been
estimated and the condition was but little
under that of last year. There was less pres
sure 70 sell late in the day and the close was
steady at the decline. with May Off ss6kc
at S21kc.
Corn again took weak undertone and prices
at times showed considerable loss The con-
tinued fine weather from Illinois and the gen
eral talk OF larger receipts all weighed upon
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Ne7v York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Dec S.-FLOUR-Receipts.
SO 200 barrels: exports. 1000 barrels sales. r.
600 barrels. Market was neglected, but firmly
held on all grades.
WHEAT-Receipts. il GOO bushels exports,
1OT .12I bushels: sales $3.50 900 futures. Spot
steady. No . red. O0ssc elevator; No. red
9lstcf T. O. b. a1oat No / Northern Duluth. 94c
T. O. b. ahoat. Options declined at first rather
severely under reports OF snow in the South
west easy cables and liberal Western receipts
Meeting excellent bull support, however. the
If6ssc net decline. May. S5 II 1-16mS6lsc, closed
e55kc: July s25s GS3e: closed S2%c; December
90Jsd91 Ikc closed 90,sc.
HOPS-Steady
HIDFS-Steady
coFFEE-spot Rio firm: mild. firm Fu-
lures cIoseI net unchanged to points higher
Sales 114.750 bags, including: December. 6.35c
January. 6.45G6. soc: March, 6.5Oa6. soc; April,
690c: May 6.9067.10c.
SUGAR-Raw weak; fair refining. 31kc; GEN.
trlfugal &c test. 3sscf molasses sugar, 27c; re-
fined. dull.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is in
light demand. particularly as to the lower
grades Common. 4d4Ac; prime, 546A c;
choice. 52,MeAe fancy. 0s4 4Tc
PRUNES-Are selling in small quantities.
but in the absence Of important offerings prices
are steadily held, ranging from 2lac to 6lac for
all grades
APRTcOTs-Are in fair demand. with choice
quoted at 909kc; extra choice, o%@l9Ac
fancy. 11615c.
PEACHES quiet. with choice quoted at
7A67slc; extra choice. "a 4aShc; fancy 9Hg
10Kc.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7o York Stock Market.

NEW YORK Dee s.-The bull movement in
stocks continued In force during the early
stages OF to-days stock market. but the pre-
cipitate course Of the advance overran the mar
ket and a reaction followed which carried
the average level Of prices below last night.
The closing was easy and without recovery
There was no news Of the day whose influence
could be perceived in the market The mo-
mentum Of the previous advance and the ac-
cretiOn natural to any speculative movement
after a given amount OF progress seemed the
principal elements Of the strength. During the
bulge Of the morning there was more appear
ance OF animation and variety in the dealings
than at any time heretofore. Stocks of all
classes were transferred in enormous blocks
and al rapidly rising prices This great ac-
tivity caused skepticism about the market and
induced professional traders. watchftl for signs
Of q turn 10 put out short lines. When the
market paused after the FIRST reaction and
then started upward again the demand from
these uncovered shorts helped the new ad-
From the outset enormous sales to
realize were manifest In Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit which was a conspicuous figure in last
weeks advance. Amalgamated Copper Jared
better. adding point to yesterdays five-point
rise before II was seriously affected by realiz-
ing The sympathetic effect in copper stocks
generally In home and foreign securities mar
kets and a violent advance in raw copper in
I4ondon helped this stock 1t dropped back
subsequently, 2ss and closed at a net loss OF
IL. with decided effect upon speculative senti-
ment generally. The failure OF United States
Steel preferred TO hold its 11a-point advance
was another strong influence in the reaction.
Reports Of difficulties made by employees over
the closing OF important mills also affected
this stock II became known this morning
that gold taken in London Yesterday for
account Of Chicago and New Orleans to the
extent Of three-quarters Of million dollars
and additional engagements were made to-
day for SG00.O The renewal rates for call
loans were generally marked down this morn
ing. Some unwary borrowers were apparently
in hope that still lower rates w1uld prevail
late in the day. when they attempted to sup
ply their needs and when the active specula-
tiOn had already made large inroads upon the
fuf rfn 70 call loan
bid up TO per cent with the urgent de-
mands OF these belated borrowers. This Hurry
in call money doubtless was a potential in
fuence on the reaction in stocks The opti-
mistic view Of the business and finances Of
the country taken by the Secretary OF the
Treasury was a cheering influence The i'm
mediate future OF the market Is largely de-
pendent upon the character and the resources
OF those who bought stocks to-day in the
tremendous 0utpouring 10 take profits on the
previous rise.
Business in bonds was principally IN specu-
iative issues in which the price movement
irregular Total sales, 81 4535. 600
United States bonds were unchanged on the
last call
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Decidnous and Cityns Fruits.

The fact that many OF the leading restau-
rants OF the city were still closed perding the
settlement of the differences with the union
labor organizations kad a discouraglng in
on local account light. There was a fair
inquiry for good Apples and oranges for ship
ment 10 Honolulu, but supplies were more than
su1hctent for requirements Prices of fancy
Spitzenberg Apples were we'll sustained under
nght supplies but dealers reported an easier
feeling IN all other varieties. Aside from
spitzehbergs the ruling prices for fancy APP
pies was 81 20 per box, the top quotation OF
81 80 being obtained only for smaI! lots OF
strictly fancy NeWtown Pippins. Pears.
Ounces and PersimmOns were in fair request
at unchanged rates choice offerings OF Ber-
ries sold readily at good figures, while unat-
tractive lots were hard to dispose OF. Grapes
were steady, the supply ana demand about
balancing
change and supplies continued FAR in excess
OF the demand. Bananas We're plentiful but
continued to meet with good demand at
steady prices
chest; large berries, $3fI5 per chest.
RASPBERRIES-$5d per chest
CRANBERR1kcS-CaD Coz S11nl1 80. Jer-
seys, $lO91O 80 per bbl.
box; other varieties SIaI 80 for fancy 756s,Oc
for choice and 25l soc Tor common; Christmas
Apples. 81 JNd2 go
PEARS-Winter Nellis from cold storage
81 50d2 per box.
QUINCES-J0dc0c per box
PERSIMMONS-5Ccd$ per box.
GCc for small boxes and esq
s5c for crates: large boxes. $1@1 so
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 15d
30 per box; Seedlings. $1G1 20; Tangerines.
S101 % for half boxes and 75c4N for quarter
box; LEMONS, $1G2 per box; Grape Fruit.
81 J0G2 so: Mexican Lines. S4d4 so; Bananas.
81 25N2 20 per bunch for Hawaiian and S2f3
for Central American; PineapDies. s2as 80 per
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Meat Market.

Dressed Hogs are lower. but live are firm.
Receipts OF the latter are hEht but Few De-
ing killed, as they are too high for packers
10 Gu; up. Lower quotations might result in
more packing provided the Western markets
did not decline well.
Beef Mutton and Veal about the same,
but Beef is showing rather more firmness and
Mutton some easiness. supplies OF all are
ample.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slauEhtersrs TO deal
crs are as fellows:
BEEF~6lsGT Isc for Steers and 5aec per
ID for Cows.
VEAI.-Large. sG0c: small. 9@0i3c per 10.
MUTTON-Wethers, S0Slac; Ewes, SQS52c
per- lb.
LAMB-9l5G1Oc per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. TdSiac per 10.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock. delivered in San Francisco, less %
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. SGac. Cows and HelIers
IGSc: Ihsn Cows. 4GJc per 10.
CALVES-Ad4i4c per ID (grOss weighD.
SHEEP-Wethers 3za4c; Ewes, 3Aq312c
per ID (grOss weighD.
LAMBS-416a5c per H.
HOGS-Live Hogs, 140 to $50 lbs. 5lsc, over
$50 lbs Sc Sows. 20 per cent OF; Bears, 80
per cent on. and Stays 40 per cent on from
above quotations.