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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins. Honey

FRUITSAApricots. s611c for Royals and
10d121zc for Moorparks: Nectarines. 81 a. 4 C
for White and 6t567c for Red: Peaches. 7s46
Szc per ID: Pears 7412c; Piums. pitted. ga
exc for blacks, IhqeAc for red and T9slac
55c: 4-crovn. 60c: 6-crown. Csc; bulk white
2% G3c: black. 21a65hc; Evaporated Apples.
41166l7c per ID.
PRUNEs-1&114c per ID for the four sizes
and 2izc basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS-1904 crop Z g. b. Fresno-Im-
/ 35: London Layers S5c6$1: Loose Muscatels.
4-crown, 5454c: 3-crown 4ac; 2-crown 5R
3Isc: Seeded AZ acc; Thompson's seediess
4Ld4hc: Seedless Suitanas. 3d5c per ID
NUTS-WaInuts, No 1 s0ftshell I2613c; No
? IOa11c: No. 1 hardshell. 12c. No 2. 10c,
Almonds 16d17c for Nonpareils 14Q14Ec for
TX l. 131s9141zc for Ne Plus Ultra and lie
for Languedoc: Peanuts. 66Tc for Eastern; Pc
cans 1fG13c: Cocoanuts. "a 50G5: Chestnuts
500 per ID for Italian.
HONEY-Comb. 11HG13c for white and 100
lie for amber: water white extracted, 5Isd6c;
light amber extracted, 5G51sc; dark. 394isc
BEESWAx-2T629c per 10.
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Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-Foreign futures were weaker
Chicago was higher This market was frm
futures somewhat higher
The Chicago Record Herald says: English
grain dealers say there is no possibility of the
United States ever doing export trade in
Wheat with them again. They are getting all
the Wheat they want from Russia the River
Platte. Argentina and India said c. F.
Hately: They are now being simply over
whelrned with Wheat from other countries.
The Russian Wheat is excellent is generally
softer than ours but not wen liked Natur-
ally the millers doing big business and
all are making money. We VIII not be able
10 do much in a speculative way in Wheat
with any Of the foreigners. They are afraid
OF our markets and see the possibility of much
higher prices here through manipulation and
because OF the small proportion of good quality
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 4sql 5215: California
Club 81 5OGI 5214. with none Offering; North
ern. Bluestem, 81 ec41 s2la; Northern Red.
81 4Ils per cti rr,,4,prs
Session 3 to IL 80 a m
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ........s1 ASS 81 45S 81 45A 81 ASK
D m. Session
Nav g 3pss sss 81 HEa sss 81 bGs Gs 81 flSSs sss
BARLEY-As will be seen in the first
column a foreign order for about 20o0 tons has
lust been SLED presumably pre- ssIa @ for the Orient
OF this order is what has advanced the mar
ket which is fraction higher, viii be
seen The feeling is now firm. Futures are
also somewhat higher.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 i0d1 1874 Brewing and Shipping.
81 15a1 171; Cheyalier. 81 1901 20 per ctI.
FUTURES.
Session TO II 80 a m
a.z 9';s 3. re- &. rSS .5 f's;;
D. m. Session
May-S1 094 bid
OATS-A large foreign order OF 1000 tons
has Just been filed as Will be seen in the first
column The market rules firm and any fur
ther demand. dealers say. twould doubtless ad-
vance prices The local inquiry is quiet
White 81 4211I1 571z; Surprise 81 55a1 50:
Red for feed. 81 321ST1 45 for No. / and
81 2211d1 so for No. 2; extra fine for seed
81 421a91 so: Black. 81 30G1 IS for feed and
81 45Gl e2is for seed
CORN-There is nothing new to report Of
ferings on Change continue to increase slowly
and the market is quiet and easy
Western sacked. 81 4o91 As for Yellow,
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Nem Work MetaI NIarket-

NEW YORK Dec l5.-The London tin mar
ket continued firm, but much less excited
and TIE net gains were small Spot closed
at &13G IS Sd and futures G131. Locally
the market quiet Demand is not mater
ialZiug al the advance asked as a result OF
the London strength and some holders showed
an inclination 70 grant concessions. Spot is
quoted al S2aG29 co.
Copper was a little lower in London. clos
ing al E65 15s for spot and see Is Cd for fu-
lures. Locally the market is more or less
nominal. Broadly speaking. quotations range
from s14 - TO SIS l2la for lake. but the high
e. figure is extreme and SIS for the outside
would seem 10 better represent the mar
ket EIectrolytic is quoted at $14 1918: east
ing at $14 J0Ef14 75
Lead closed at 81 eod4 20 locally. while il
was little lower at E12s 15s in the London
market
spelter was unchanged at IS 1915 s7ls in
New York and ~ s25 IN London.
The iron market was unchanged at 52s 81
in Glasgow and at AIS Sd at Middlesboro 70
cally demand is less active. No / foundry
northern. No. 1 foundry southern and No /
soft are quoted At S1T617 so; No foundry
northern al S16 5oG17.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-FLOUR-Rece
la.9oO: exports, 100 barrels. Dull but stea5s
WHEA1-heceiptS. 81 600 bushels Srot
hrn No red nominal No 2 red 81 Is n
o. anoat: No. northern Duluth 81 22L o.
o ancatt No hard Manitoba, nominal q
o. anoat- peculative demand being
more urgent today. wheat acted stronger aS7
Fancing nearly cent per bushel on lighter
receipts. bullish pTice-current report better
Southwest cash demand and good bun sun
port Final prices showed Il c to &c net ad-
vance Nay. 81 1lZdI 12as. closed 81 1S7.
July. 81 o25s31 oSes. closed 81 0S1s; December
HOPS-Quist
HIDE@Steady.
WOOL-Firm
PETROLEI7 M-Easier
SUSAR-Raw, firm; refined firm
COFFEE@Futures closed 5 points biqber
sales. I2S.eOc tags. including: December
. 2cc: January, 25c: September 5 Pas Ike
October. 2oc- Spot Rio. steady; mild drm
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
Common are quoted at 3IsH4ISc: prime AZ az :.
4asc: choice at 5d5l5c; fancy, 6dsI5c
PRUNES-Are light in demand 81 far as
the icCal market for spot supplies is CON
cerne6. but prices hold steady, ranging from
&c TO &c FOR California fruit.
APR1COTS-Are unchanged. both as to priceS
ard trade conditions. Choice are held al IOT
extra choice. 1o1a 411cs fancy. IL 114d15c.
PEACH ES-Are quiet. but well held AZ az n
e1s for choice; s4G1O54 for extra choice and
I0l3G11c for fancy.
The Produce Exchange will be closed De-
cember "a, 20 and January .
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SUulGARY or THE M.4RKETS.

Wotreet Stocks slightly higher and strongly supported
Cotton 0aa. 5yith Ne7c England 5aiLs afafhetic.
Local Securities co8fpac gery quief.
Large fogu order for Flour and Forage filed here yestdd,
H-iea and Oats fru Barley higher aid Corn dpL
Large e o Hay taken or Nc Orient FeedstHf unchanged
Potato market 5ortng rather better shape Onions qeter
Poultry liberal Supply Game higher.
Fraif -Hiarket qniet- Crauberies IN large supply
Batter easy, Cheese steady and Eggs firm.
Large uoce of Pro-sos reported bought for the Orient.
u oo, Hops and Hides unchanged
Cattle Sheep and Hogs still IL light demand
Sfer-ag EFcbauge becoming stronger. Skier unchanged
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started free covering by local shorts. With
only moderate offerings prices gradually ad-
vancad Later in the day the strength was
accentuated BY reports from the Southwest
asserting an impending scarcity OF wheat for
milling purposes Advices from Kansas City
quoted one of the most prominent millers in
kansas as saying the mills OF that State have
only sufficient wheat 10 last fifteen days.
May rose TO 81 IL closing with gain OF
Sid5sc at 81 10ss
Persistent buying Of the May delivery by
a prominent elevator concern was the feature
Of trading in corn. May closed asc up ar 45c.
Oats were firm. May closed sc higher at
3IEc
Notwithstanding liberal receipts OF hogs the
provision market Nwas firm AT the close May
pork up 2IzTl5c. lard was shade higher
and ribs showed a gain Of &c
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Provisions.

There was a report yesterday that a large
line of Provisions had been purchased FOR the
Orient. presumably for Japan. Otherwise there
IS nothing new.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 10isc per ID for
heavy 1O11c for light medium. 13c for light.
l4c for extra light and 141sc for sugar-cured; ;
gar-cured Hams. II to Il lbs I2tsc: Is TO
is lbs. pa II to 20 lbs. IKE: California
Hams IL &c; Mess Beef s10d1o so per bbi:
extra Mess $40 50G11; Family S126I2 50:
prime Mess Pork. S14 go; extra clear. $40:
Mess, SIC so; Pig Pork. $25; Pigs Feet IS;
Smoked Beef lac per h.
LARD-Tierces quoted al 6hc per ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and &c for pure: half barrels pure, 9Lc: 10
ID tins csc, 5-Ib tins 9Tkc: 3-Ib -tins 1oc
COTT0LENE-one half barrel. SAcs three
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Beans and Seeds.

Previous prices are quoted with business
BEANs-Bayos. 50 5oa5: Pea. s3Gs 50;
Butter. $313 %; small White. S3G3 30;
large White 81 4G62 TO: Pink 81 1913 so;
Red. = 25g4 so: Lima. 81 J0a4 20; Red Kid
neys. 50 5074 Buckeyes 50 so per ctl. Horse
Beans 81 S5d2 20
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal-no COED
lots offering: Yellow Mustard 3AG3%c; Flax,
S2G2 75: Canary. 6lac: Alfalfa. 12iz613c.
Rape, 11sG2ac; Timothy 52sc; Hemp. S1s9
3Ac per ID; Miliet. 2iag3hc: Broom Corn
Seed S2C121 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles 81 1892 so; Green
Peas. 81 1892 so per ctl
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-IrresponsIye cables ans
reports OF excellent harvest weather in A.
gentine caused considerable selling OF whaat
at the opening. AS q result sentiment in thu
pit was rather weak Initial quotations on
l 097s As an offset to the besrish iniuenee
however receipts in the Northwest were again
extremely light and prospects Of an increased
movement were said TO be very meager a
message from Minneapolis stated that indica-
tions pointed 10 a sharp falling on OF receipts
inasnuch as several large elevator companies
in that section had stopped shipments. Fol-
lowing higher prices for wheat to-day in
Northwestern markets many Minneapolis COM
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FLOUR and NiIIstufs.

A large foreign order for Flour has just been
filed will be seen in the first column
FLOUR-California Family Extras, 81 So1
10, usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 Tc45.
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at s4G4 80
per bbl
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows Graham Flour IS % per, 100 lbs:
Rye Flour 50 25: Rye Meal. So. Rice Flour.
81; Corn Meal 50 50. extra cream do. So 50.
Oat Neal s4 Oat Groats, 81 %: Hominy.
IS 6eQ3 s5: BuckwAeat Flour. 81 25: Cracked
Wheat. IS 75; Farina. 81; Whole Wheat
Flour, So 80: Rolled Oats bbls. So 1871 so; in
sacks. 81 %: Pearl Barley. S5; Split Peas,
boxes. S. 80. Green Peas IS so per 100 lbs
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour. steady; No. , spring wheat,
al I5is: No. = corn. - 13146c; No. yellow.
45lsG45s4c; Nc > oats. 291sc; No white. 81
G3lbc No white. 29d3lc; No. . rye T3c: |:
good feeding barley 3Td3Sc: fair to choice
mating. 4ld4sc; No. l haxseed. 81 16 No.
Northwestern. 81 p; mess pork. per barrel.
$ii 2J4if 3d. lard. per 100 lbs. So s2l5; short
ribs sides 0oose). S6 25d6 so: short clear sides
boxed. Ss So E6 10: whisky. basis of high
wines 81 -: clover, contract grade. S12 80.
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Large Foreien Forage Order.

A large rorelcn order f0r Provisions and
FcraEe has -us- befl filled ir this market il
. sras kept dark es possible and di1 not pc
come uuhll-lr known Eurll les-erlZy- a day
sfrer ir faf been fllzd While The items can
rl- D. stated exactly 0l account ~ the Sc
c-ery chserre5 10 reported on the Grain
FsVcharEe rrar they were 2ifo tons each of
= srs Barley and Hay and large lines of Flour
I'D Provisions. The destination is also kept
cller lur i- is said 20 b. Jsusn. Eints Of
--ls c~le- have lately been printed 50 Z did
~ r-r-e rrrrrLe-e surrrise.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
- York Nome Market.

WV YORK Dec I5.-Nonev On call steady
= @ rer cent closing bid. 21s. offered AZ q
rise loans. easy ard duli- sixty. ninety days
ard SIX months. y. Der cent
Prime mercatile paper. ~. T4et per cent
Sterling exchange. strong closing frm with
Gctual business IL bankers bills az Sss74s3
s75 for demand. and a. 81 sss5G4 So Tor
s-Try-day bills
= Posted rates - s5f4 s51z and 81 ss
Commercial bills. 81 SsL
Pa silver 6oasc-
Mexican dollars 4slt
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds
trTeEgier
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Iar9e Transfers of Gold and Silver.

30 Sew York advises report sold returning 20
-ss- city from all centers except san Fran
See and New Orleans Large amounts have
recently been com luE 70 this city from New
york as usual az this time of the year. on
--e Ls-h inst S1.10o.o0o Ras transferred from
Nev. York 90 san Francisco and soc. co OF
--e lsrE. making e total of S5.-al-uio trans
sErre1 fr rhis wauuer since August -.
Large sums lu standard silver dollars and
subsidiary silver coin are being sent by the
United States treasury into the interior cf The
-sur-rT i1uc-less for Use as small change
during the holidays The shipments largely
exceed those al tie sane time last year
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NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-COTToTN =-r,s,,rs.
opened easy December 7.52c. January. Tic.
FEBRUARY. sc; March, 7.S9c: April sac.
Nsy sOlc: June So5c; July s.I4c. Aueust
SPOT closed lower Middling ur4anSs g.
middling Gulf. s.25c Sales I557 bs1as' -
OtuEes closed steady December. .55c. Ian
1ary .6lc: February 7.95c; March 80.
October, 1850. o.
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 15.-Clearings,
ses2 2io: balances. s7S.71s.
TACOMA. Wash. Dec. l5--Clearings. S52y,-
SEATTLE. Wash. Dec 15.-Clearings. s7o9.-
4IT; balances. 81 $50
SPOKANE Wash. Dec. Is. - CIearings.
S464 2s9; balances. $50. .130.
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White and Mixed; California large Yellow,
81 40G1 As: small round do 81 6561 so; White
81 4OG1 45: Egyptian. 81 35d1 3715 for White
and 81 171sd1 20 for Brown.
RYE-S1 40d1 IS per ctl
BUCKW HEAT-SI 5Od1 75 per ctl.
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19I SIS

Lr November 1875 the shipments sgEregsted
$40 cases end 240s packaEes. valued ar
s. 20 l1o Ir Jhs- month England took I5e. .o44
-esos Ta-ued e. Ss21.6l4 and -. % cases.
a-le1 81 Sl-4 ESQ. went u Eastern markets
p sl.a-sr u. rare Enrn-
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Rutter. Cheese and Eggs,

CHICAGO. Dec. I5.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady.
Creame-ies 1eT26c: dairies. 16G22c. Eggs.
easier al mark 20la i25c. frsts 25c, prime
nrsts &c extras 29c. Cheese. steady. 1Ia12c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures
81 Iouis Wool Market.

ST LOUIS Dec 15.-wool steady; medium
grades. combing and clothing. 22G29c light.
fns 1s622isc: heavy. hne, 14glSc; tub
washed 2TG41c
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Condition of the Treas,,r,
New yorI- Cot,o ~.

NAShlNSAON, Dec. l5.-To-days state
ment OF the treasury shows available cssa
balance, Sl45 so. $50. gold. $50. .ol2 97s
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Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Dec. 15.-wHEAT: Export
Walla WaIla sic: Biuestem. SIC Milling
Walta MaiIa S5c: Biuestem SS69oc; Valley.
SIC Eastern basis-Walla Walla, S36S5c;
Bluestem, Soc
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Dee 17-wHEAT-Uncha
Biuestem. Sc: Club. SC.
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hons.

half barrels SIC; one tierce. s1sc: two tierces.
sAc: five tierces. Sic per ID.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. No. Dec 15-CATTLE-
Receipts 500o steady. Native steers, 81 sec
20. rative and heifsrS 81 t5Q3 %:
stockers and Feeders 81 50Q4 10; bulls k2d4;
calves s:S9e -: western steers. S3G5; west
ern COWS 81 1898 60
HOGs-Reeripts SCO0 steady TO sc lower.
Bulk Of sales 81 45d4 so: heavy. 81 50TT4 81 y
hackers "a 351i4 50; pigs and lights, s. 75G
40
s465: lambs 81 50G6 80; range wethers. $40
: y: fed ewes 81 1894 so.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and RuIlior

frmer feeling is developing in Sterling
Exchange Otherwise there is nothing new.
LOCAL
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New York Stock MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec 15-The subsi6ence Of
-rllz-Ire acrf-f-v IN stocks v-ss 49, r-e-.ras
'E--aller total than Tor several months. a duIf
and sluggish market IS TIE normal consequence
'of srch shaking ~ as prices have recently
sustained and the p1srp0nemeny q this sub
sldelce has been the cause of some surprise.
r "e5 ef--9Al --at ne urgency ot liquidation
~ar sreaE-4 Hl1fiated ana practically COM
1lerec. but attempts 20 force prices upward
met With continual checks. The absence os
~ ee--lil- pressure le-t the prlce level con
SANITY above last night and afforded encour-
ageulert 10 persistent renewals O. the advance.
Al ne cperilg rhe rise was most pronounced
and the Barket most animated largely On ar
count ot a reversal ~ views which caused the
sharp RELAPSE in yesterdays late market. Bat
tne feHs iieness then denlcnstrated b. the
rlarket 81 The light currents % rurn0r vas an
-nportent factor in bsgetting the spirit q cau-
ANA tEaluare1 COPPER stfIl of dominant IN
ruerre and reactions in the cDurse OF is al
vance 1rouEht quick response az other points
TIE United States steeI stocks. especially
-ce preferred we're steadily accumulated.
There were reports of very large orders for
rszrous lines q finished products. inciocinr
steel rails The successful ro-rfrefo- a. -he
-.r-scn stock market serfIe--e-- zr,--t -r,,f~5
-- anNie-g had been felt. was helpful 70
This market Negotiations were in progress
Iccizirs 20 gold shipments 10 Berlin ard there
.Ves 3 small elEaeement Tor south America
l1ne- rs east, both Tor cali loans and on
rirne. and ooufdence vas Fr1f that ,rf+b -.
liEh-eled demand for speculation in the stock
market there nas no danger q any srrinEency
in The future - far as deserted The sudden
cU-lness gave rlse 70 some rur1Crs that some
important development was hanging over fte
market such as decision IN the Norrhern Sc
eurlties case or q more definite formulation ~
Tie adulirisrrsfion plan ~ dealing with rho
equation ~ railroad freight rates In +he
same vague c1tcrory was the s1pposftfon that
assistance had ben extended 20 a financial in
e-iruriou reeardirE which ruuors yesterday
wee Enued the late stock market The trrre~-
tain zone - rhe market continued I'D 10 the
ra=f. hut the closing steady and some con-
stfcratle advances Tor the DAY resulted
Bccfs were i-ii and Irregular Total sales
rsr value sI3 235.o0D.
T-ni-ed States bonds were unchanged on call
New York Stock List.
n Hutton A. Co. go California street
Sen Franclero. members of the New York
sto-Ir T-xrfanre. fUr-ish the following official
ouoratiors ~ that Exchange.
s-ies Stocks High Low Bid Ask
adams Express -i.-.--f..--- .28s go
= iee. 4 rnals copper es ss% 81 ssk
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. y
Following we're the sales on the san Fran
-isco stock and Exchange Board yesterday
Morning Session-Comsrocks
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Omaha.

OMAHA Neb. De- 15.-CATTLE-Receipts.
35O0: lower. Native steers. So 25d6 IS; cows
ana heiferS. 81 seas So: western steers. 50 sea
70. Texas steers. 50 1913 rs; range cows and
ers and feeders. 81 50G3 S5: calves. S3d5 so;
bulls and stays S2d4'
HOC;S-RectiD 10. eco: steady. Heavy.
s. .35el4 a2Is: mixed. 81 S7l5a 40; light 81 40
~ A. pigs S4d4 80; bulk OF sales. 81 3iAsss
SHEEP-Receipts 45O0; active Western
,e.rItnzs 81 T5n5 b. wetheTs, 81 50f14 90.
ewes, s464 70: common and stockers. 50 5oa
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New York Copper uar,-et
New York Grain and Produce

%EW YORK. Dec. 15-COPPER-O -O5,fet
Sl4 I91l5- Lead. quiet and unchanged
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salmon shipments in November.

ne sfir-rerts q slnnon nom san Fan
e SEQ hv see IN Novenber. 1894 were distrib-
-.-eS IS % lows.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Continued on Page Fourteen.
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UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid Ask
Is or coup. .106Sk 1861 IS or CD newI31 1871.
As or reg. .1o5&1o55si3s or coup. I04H
kNrrnT-S DCN-rs-
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London CIosinc stocl.s

-ltS.au- A3-4rd Per ounce
Money n G21l per cent
The rate OF discount in the oran r1art-s. g.
@ snoIt nil,s is G2Fs per cent and for threa
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CATTLK SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dsc. 5--CATTIE-Receipt
sOO0: steady 10 lower Good to prime steers.
Sc6T 25: poor 10 medium. 81 1898 rs; stockers
and feeders. S2Gf 10. cows and heifers, 81 s9G
o; Gamers 81 35d2 30 bulls, S2G3 80; calves,
s5G7
HOGS+Receipts today IS. 600; tomorrow,
"a eco. market strong Mixed and butchers
81 3514 aTls: good to choice heavy, s. 500
50: rough heavy, s. @o1I4 40; light 81 25d
sHEEP-Recelpts SG00; steady: lambs
strong Good TO choice wethers, 81 5G15 IS:
faff to choice mixed S3 50d4 90: western
sheep. SO 5Oa6: native lambs. S5d7 20; west
ern lambs Ss16 s.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. Dec, 1-2 ,. m.
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New York Sfock List.

Hutton A. Co. $50 California street.
sen rrarclrco. members 0f the New York
Stock T-ar fanre. fUr1ish the following official
ouofstiers ~ that Exchange:
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Y. NJ. G. A. NOTES.

The Womaus Auxiliary will give one
of their popular ten cent sociabes on
Friday night in the association hall, to
begin at o'clock. Refreshments will
be served and an interesting programme
presented. Those who attended the last
auxiliary social said they enjoyed it
immensely. Don't miss the good time
Friday. Only l0c, and all welcome.
Col. Porter II. Dale gave an excellent
talk to well attended mems meeting
last Sunday.
The week beginning Sunday Nov. IS
will be observed by the entire North
American Association brotherhood as
the "Week of Prayer" for young men.
The members and friends are earnestly
requested to have this great work in
mind in special way as they attend
upon their private devotions during the
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Fourth Annual Concert and Ball

The fourth annual concert and ball
given by Grand Trunk Lodge, No. 6oo
B. of r. T., occurs next week Friday
night at the opera house. This annual
event has come to be looked forward to
with great interest by our people as an
occasion of jollity and pleasure, when
with the best of music (Burnham x
Barneys OrchestrO and an excellent
dance order, an evening is spent III
dancing and sociability, with an inter
mission for good cheer and feastlng.
The affair is in the hands of committee
who have had much experience in the
management of such occasions, assuring
thstevery detail will receive attention
and that everything possible Will be
done for the comfort and pleasure OF
those attending. The banquet will he
served az the Lakeview this year, and
manager Furber will provide the best OF
everything obtainable, which means a
feast well worth partaking. The Grand
Trunk Railroad kindly gives half fare
rates between Gorham and Richmond.
It is expected there will be a large
attendance.
The concert programme is as follows
| March, The Parade, +. /. PAUL.
2 Overture, Orpheus, Otfenbach.
3 Revere, Apple Blossoms,
Kathleen A. Roberts
Serenade. Komomo, H. o. Sutton.
5 Medley, Selection, from the "Wlzaro
of o." arr. by W. NJ. Redfield.
I,6 Two Step, Karma, Mabel Mckinney
Reserved seats on sale next Tuesda,
morning at Thurston's drug store.
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Canaan.

Albert Harris has had an increase in
his pension from $40 to sl7 per month.
Arthur Aldrich has sold his tenement
house to Herbert Watts.
Some sixty citizens of Canaan aud
Stewartstown rented Grange hall Tues
day night to receive election returns. A
banquet at the Canaan House followed.
For particulars apply to DIR. Artemus
Ward.
Mrs. Maude Amey was in town a
few days last week.
Albert Harris has gone to Littleton,
n. H., intending to spend the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. George English.