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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
BOARD OFFERS
TO BUY LAND
Supervisors Order City At
torney to Acquire Certain
Property Under Bond Issue
TWIN PEAKS RESERVOIR
Preliminary Steps Taken to
Secure Forty-Seven Acres
for High Pressure System

The Board of Supervisors yesterday
adopted a resolution autl0rizing the
! City Attorney to open negotiations for
the purchase of lands required for chill
dren's Fairgrounds, for the Golden Gate
Park and Presidio extension and for
Mission Park, for which bids for bonds
have been accepted. The resolution re-
cites that the board has reason to be-
lieve that certain of the properties can
be acquired without the delay and ex-
pense incident tc proceedings in con-
demnation through the direct purchase
of the lands from the owners thereof.
The lands to be acquired include Out
side Land blocks No. 81, 169, 194, 2I1,
296. 1858, 391 and Outside Land block
No. 1, a portion of 100-vara block
397, all of 50-vara block 397, and
Mission blocks Sc and 81. The board
reserves the right to accept such
lands at the prices demanded by the
owners or to reject such offers, and it
directs the City Attorney to institute
condemnation proceedings as the cir
cumstances may require. Supervisor
Boxton raised an objection to the reso-
luton emanating from the Finance
Committee, claiming that the latter
had usurped the power of the Utilities
Committee in the matter.
WANTS OFFER SUBMITTED.
The board took preliminary steps to
acquire a site on Twin Peaks for 20
000, 900 gallon reservoir in conjunction
with a high pressure auxiliary water
supply system. by adopting the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved. That the recommendation OF the
City Engineer filed November Z. 1904. to pur-
chase tract of forty-seven acres, mere or less.
assessed in three parcels to the Market ana
Stanyan Streets and Golden Gate Park Land
Improvement Company. and lying on the slopes
the reservoir of the proposed auxiliary water
supply system for increased fire protection. be
and the same is hereby approved and adopted,
and the board OF directors of said company Is
hereby requested TO submit an offer in writing
to this board not later than December 10, l9Vf,
of the price at which it will sell said lands to
the city and county of San Francisco.
The sum of $11O0 was set aside out of
the urgent necessity fund for sanitary
work in Chinatown.
Several ordinances affecting the peace
of the community We're finally passed
at the request of the Police Depart
ment
The following ordinances were finally
passed: Authorizing the Fire Commits
sioners to issue 325 fire badges; order
ing the construction of sewers in Che
merry, Natick and Arlington streets;
granting spur track permits on Town
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Another Well Known California
Lady Kept Off the Operating Table
by the Wonderful New
Electro -ChGnliC Treatment! :!

MRS. BREWSTER IN SPEAKING OF HER
CURE BY THE ELECTRO -CHEAlIC TREAT
MENT SAYS Il very miserable and
suffered with an awful pain in the lower left
side OF my abdomen. This pain extended
around to the back and some times nearly
UP to the heart NY suffering great
that my general health was affected and
went to San Francisco and was examined BY
one Of the leading surgeons OF the city. This
surgeon told me that I had floating kidney
me would be a surgical operation. 1 al
ready 50 weak that I felt that I could not
possibly stand the shock of surgical treatment
and having heard CT the success 0f the Electro
Chemic treatment ih desperate cases. I decid-
cd not to be operated upon and instead i took
up course Of Electro Chemistry. I am very
happy 20 state that the ElectrO-Chemic treat
ment helped me from the start grew
stronger with every treatment and the awful
pains became less often and less severe At
ter six weeks treatment at the Electro Chemic
office At lis Grant avenue I returned 20 NY
home IN Pas9 Robes The Electro-Chenlfc
specialists advised me TO use a little more
home treatment IN order that all Of the ab-
dOminal organs should be strengthened and
followed their advice IN the matter and have
occasionly taken a little OF this wonderful
treatment at home The Electro Chemic ex-
animation showed that there were other com
plicaticns besides my kidney trouble but the
treatment met every requirement and I am
now IN better health than have been IN
years. Signed
MRS. G. ". BREWSTER
PasO Robles. Cal
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captain H F. Astrup and the crew Of
the wrecked barxentine Addenda. were
brought back from Auckland yester-
Gay on the liner Ventura The Ad-
denda went ashore during a hurricane
early IN the morning Of October IA on
The beach Of Palliser Bay. Five other
vessels were piled up on the land in
mat vicinity by the same hurricane
Lives were lost on every vessel but
the Adoenda, which is said 10 be the
first wreck on this part of the New
zealand coast in which all hands were
saved.
That any Of the Addenda's crew es-
capped is due TO the pluck and powerful
physique Of Second Mate A Lundin.
who, in the full roar Of the hurricane
which had stranded the vessel. swan
through the breakers to dry land, car
rying with him a line by means OF
which all hands were dragged ashore
The distance Of Lundin's swim was
not great, but the difficulty of it may
be imagined from the fact that twice
after his feet had felt solid ground be-
meath them the swimmer was thrown
back and swept against the Addenda s
side He persisted and was successful.
After recovering his wind he signaled
those aboard the barkentine and the
youngest sailor in the blight OF a bow
line made in the line was thrown over
board and dragged ashore by Lundin.
hese two pulled a third ashore, and
SO on until Captain Astrup. the last
10 leave, was safely through the break
ers
The shipwrecked sailors underwent
terrible hardships before they found
shelter. r. Enelund, who shipped as
an able seaman, but is only a young
ster Of some sixteen years, lost con-
sciOusness and wOuld have perished
bad not Lundia generously placed his
surplus strength at his disposal For
eight miles. through a wind that filed
The air with gravel and sand, through
rain little less dense than the waves
through which all hands had passed.
ever a rugged. rocky country, Lundin
carried his young shipmate For the
greater part Of the trip Englund was
deliriOus. struggling in Lundins arms
as he raved and adding many fold 10
his sturdy rescuer's imposed task.
All hands were exhausted when shell
Ter was reached. A dry shirt for young
Englund and a change Of clothes for
Captain Astrup was the limit OF ward
robe relief the sailors hosts could az
ford. There vas plenty TO eat, how
- ever. and place TO sleep.
They returned 10 the Addenda and
stayed by her FOR a month. The wreck
vas sold TO a Mr.. McDougaIl Of Piniroa
Tor $500. and the United States Consul
al Auckland sent home on the Ven
tura all Of the Addenda's people that
- Wished u go.
The shiDWrecked mariners were:
Captain II. F. Astrup. Mate s N. Pc
terson. Second Mate A Lundin, Sea-
men s. Britton, F. A Jarviner and r.
Englund.
The Adden6a was owned by the
Simpson Lumber Company Of this city
and was not insured. When wrecked
she was bound from Lyttelton, New
Zealand, 10 Newcastle. Australia, in
ballast 10 load coal for Honolulu.
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There's Only One Way to
Get the Best of Whisky

And that is to let II alone. II you try
any other way 1t will get the best OF
you. If you can't let 1t alone you need
DIR. Mckanna's treatment. Dr. McKan-
the desire for liquor and putting the
system in its natural condition. where
liquor is not needed to help the machine
cry OF the body TO do its work Dr.
McKanna effects complete cure in three
days without the use of dangerous hy-
pOdermics. annoying confinement or bad
after effects. DR.. McKanna's treatment
is absolutely safe and cannot harm the
most delicate constitution. Why waste
time and money in drinking whisky
when you can be cured Of the LIQUOR
habit in three days with no chance OF
failure, no risk and no unpleasantnesgf
Think 1t over and call or write Dr. Nc
Kama for full information. Address IA
Geary street. San srrancisco. Cal. Phona
1887 Main.
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Notice to Mariners.
EsTERo BAY. CAL

EtIERO BAY, CAL.
Qdst OF lights, bouys and daymarks, Pa
cifc Coast, 1904. page 16D
Notice is hereby given that Mouse Rock
bell buoy located 240 feet southeast OF Mouse
Rock Cayucos Landing, Estero Bay, Cal,
heretofore reported not sounding. was replaced
by perfect buoy December 3. The same date
the temporary bell buoy. established July 10,
in thirty-nine feet Of water, about 440 feet
esst-southeast Of Mouse Rock, was removed.
MONTEREY BAY. CAL.
QAst OF lights. bouys and daymarks; Pa
cific Coast. 1904. page I'D
Notice is hereby given that Monerey bell
buoy. located about tfree-e1ghths of mile
northeast. one-half east Of Mussel Point. Mon
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
WIN Move to New Building.

The passenger department Of the Pacific
Mail Occidental and Oriental and Toyo Kisen
Kaisha Steamship companies. at the head of
which 9. D. E. Kerreli presides as general
passenger agent viii be removed the first Of
next week 10 the seventh floor of the new
Merchants Exchange bIlding The Pacific
Mail auditing department will move into the
new building about December Il.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL.


There he's been but little change in pres
on the coast during the past twelve hours.
Rain has fallen from San Francisco north
ward At Eureka &c inches has fallen II is
showing IN Northern Nevada and a norther is
blowing In Southern California
The temperature has fallen 10 degrees at
Winnemucca.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight December f3:
California. north OF Tehachapi Unsettled
weather Tuesday, with showers; fresh south-
eriy wind.
California. south of Tehachapf- Cloudy
Tuesday with light north wind.
Nevada--Light snow Tuesday; warmer
San Francisco and vicinity - Unsettled
weather Tuesday, probably showers: fresh
southwest wind.
Los. Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday;
light north wind
Sacramento-C.oudy Tuesday probably show
ers fresh south wind.
Fresao-Cloudy. probably Showers fresh
south wind. A. G. McADIE
District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
UncIe sam Wants Laborers.

Applications for civil service examination
will be received at the office OF the United
States Lighthouse Inspector. 404 Safe Deposit
building, during the next thirty days for fill
ing the position Of laborer at Trinidad Head
liEht station. California. at a salary OF 1915
per annum. Applicants must be citizens or
the United States. over IS and under so years
of s=e, and without families.
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Nafer Front Nofes.

The steamship City Of Peking left Mazat-
Ian December bound for this port.
The big frefghter Texan is to leave Hong
kong December 10 fer Manila
II Stampfer. - years OF age and residing
at 6iS Vallejo street. was knocked down by a
passing wagon yesterday at Broadway and
Stockton street At the Hsrbor Hospital the
old was found TO have sustained a dislo-
Gated SHOULDER and other painful injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

terey Bay. Cal, heretofore reported not sound
ir- was replaced by a perfect buoy Decem-
Der 10.
BY order OF Lighthouse Board.
w. P. DAY
Commander. L. 5. N. Inspector Twelfth
Lighthouse District.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

send street. near Sixth, and on Harri-
son street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth; changing grades at points
on Hugo and ] streets and Third, Fifth
and Sixth avenues; regulating the safe
ty of sidewalk elevators by requiring
guards to be placed around them when
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Damaged in Many Gales.

The British ship Pass Of Leny which ar
rived at Adelaide November : from Port Lud-
low. reports that in a succession OF southerly
and southwesterly gales she lost a number Of
sails and had four pairs Of topsal yards
broken.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

day, except when there are nut three tides. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the sOund!ngs of the United states
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus (-)
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
The Orerdne Lis.

The vessels on the overdue list are quoted
for reinsurance as follows: Neck. IS per cent;
Pitcairn Island, 20 per cent; British ship Ven
tura, 10 per cent; Brier Holme, 80 per cent;
Stork and Edith Mary, 60 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Time Ball.

Branch photographic Office. U. S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco Cal,
December IL. 1904.
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to- day
e. at noon OF the Roth meridian. at 8
o. M Greenwich time. ]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
He was Landed.

liner Ventura shortly after she LEFT Auckland.
Put him ashore ordered Captain Hayward.
Furser Bucknam found that the stowaway had
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Memoranda.

The schi Mary z. Foster which arrived at
Honolulu December l. from Port Gamble er
perienced heavy gale off the Columbia River.
which lasted three days The cargo shifted,
Br ship Pass of Lemy. at Adelaide Nov 7
from Port Ludlow. reports having experienced
succession OF very severe south and Southwest
gales. accompanied by very heavy seas f,ost
several sails and four pairs of topsaiI YARDS
we're broken
SYDNEY. Nov 10.-Ship John Ena. from,
Philadelphia, for Shanghai, passed Wilson :
Prcmontory Nov 6.
NEWCASTLE. Aus. Nov. 19-The blstn Al
dends of San Francisco. formerly owned hv
Simpson Lumber Company, which was blown
ashore at Pallser Beach. N. H.. while bound
from Lytteton to Newcastle. Aus to load
coal for Honolulu. has been purchas sed by Mr.,
McDougall of Piniroa for $4C0.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10.

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day in the order OF occurrence to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of the
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Weather Report.

The following the seasonal rainfalIs to
date compared with those of the same date
last season. and the rainfall in the last twenty
four hours:
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
Sun. Moon and Tide


United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point, entrance TO San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority of the
Superintendent.
NOTE+The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission- street WHARF about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
ll8 GRANT AVE., Cor. POST ST., SAN FRANCISCO

Office Hours to 3 M & sna to M p ad an aaa na s ssHsgs 10 m to
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year ...s.-
Net amount Of Risks
expired during the
year ..-.......-.--
Net amount IN force
December 81. 1903 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
OTHER mARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

GLIDING POO Westerns Market steady. good prime
SfES7 medium, 81 1885 90. stockers
and feeders 81 25uS4 10 COWS 81 5oQS4 10; heifers
S26S5 Gamers. 81 35aS2 40. bulls S2Qs4 -; calves
Sc 5"aS7 10. Western steers S3GS5 HOGS-Receipts
3oooo head Market 80 lower: mixed and butchers
choice 81 50US4 rough
heavy 81 a5a$4 -: light 81 85a$4 % bull! OF sales
"a 41GS4 52i1. SFIEEP-RecePts. - 600 head. Sheep
steady: lambs strong; good choice wethers 81 409
s. y: fair choice mixed 50 5oGS4 So: lambs
Cincinnati Dec 6.--HoGs easy. SC lover. butchers
fair good shirDsgs $4q$t - common $2Is2 -
East Buffalo. \. Y. Dec. 6-CATTLE-R Receipts. $50
head: fairly acttye and steady prime steers 81 50S6
asa 50 cows s. 25GS4 bulls So 25as4 10 stoczers and
feeders s. 5r0S+. NFNLS-ReceUts. &pO head. active.
20 lower: S4aSs HoGs-Reeeints - 100 head fairly
mixed s. 5oGS4 -. Workers - 35GS4 A.. pigs 81 259
s. "a. rou=hs So SO0S4. stays. S&4S3 90 SHEEP AND
LANES Receipts 5000 head. active and higher
- 50Q$6 e.. ysarllugs. &@S5 DO wethe~s 81 75gS5.
ewes. 81 50TS4 60. sheep, mixed. s. 5UGS4 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Eev-York December g. 1904
55rs fr bS a2 Te' 10 S lay feeing stesd
Dressed beet unchanged Latest cables from London and
higher sa9c per ~ Exports to-day N1o cattle $50
Morris f}eef COMPANY loo quarters for schwarzschId 4
Receipts 90 head. including sac Cor the
market making. with the stale grassers GAO on sale
few tops at So yearngs at s. 20 grassers At 3 2sG
dressed yeaIs steady at 5uI3c per Ii. country dressed at
saIes-John p Nelson: - veals. 126 n average IS
100 n II do 81 n at So 20 Western calves 2i6 10
J. 6 curtis < SOM veal 100 70. at s. 10 % do 140
H. H. e. s 1t So g. I d. b. lis II a. s so IS H. at
So L do - n at 81: 10 gIassers. go 10 at s. % o
b " otis & CO.: veaIs. la H. 50; Is do. 18i 70.
W R. Hume: Veal ~ u at IS. do, 100 u, 81:
To6in shannon: veal $50 II. at IS %; 81 Indiana
SHEEP AND LAARs--Rsoeipts were cars or 4ol
lambs 1o9l7c higher. qusl'. considered The pens
aed Steep "l5 at s. ia s. 3 Per &C. log h fos at
&C 1a2e per ~ ea9tee I5[9n III small way up TO s2e
saIes-Newton : Co l4s ohio lambs 10 70 average at
s. 90 per 100 n 1 d? s. n a. s. e 25i DO 81 r. at
50 %; 40 Ohio sheep. 81 n at 81 80. Ia DO 81 10
Ks-ns Commission C2npany. a state lambs. As n at
So % Il do - n at 50 so state sheep 100 10 at 81
ra0in shannon: 81 state cuIs 50 n. at So; Il do
cuIs 30 n 81 state sheep 10 10 az 81 70: - do.
sheep. 6s n at 81 80 western do 90 ~ at 81 IS
W r Hume los Pennsy l,ania lambs, t. 10 at So 30
FeeitnE nonnsy steady ar 50 9at9 per I.n 70 f2T state
5i2N7ilc per n for heavy 20 light weights
n average az 50 Der 100 10 SO 49, 10 n. s. 90:
Pennsylvania a. 2l7 No. at So DO lto H. at 81 -"
: judi : Co: 81 State hogs, i2s n s.. state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
NEV.yoKK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1904

hage been well sustained under fair ~
plenty and easy. and steady CaUlhoNeTs
poor Celery steady. Chicory and higher. Egg
have arrived more freeiv This week AMI nrir dening
squash lower. Tomatoes steady for prime Other veEe-
Maine. Der 16s-6 bag 81 3oqs1 SO 90 Long Island
jersey sr $50 Dl1 bb "a l 81 al IN 6as 81 END
BAG ri in bglk per $50 10 81 3la$i 81 do per
10 l. per Dbl So 5odS6: SWEET Potatoes. Cumber-
double head b6 sasS DO Sss 20 ge f9sn ps halt Bb
rT s0p pq aa4 zs 4 per R 9s Is Se
leans per 1 100 punches. ~ CLOS SARRoTS NfTyj
seed white. per ton soaS1l domestic SsGsg CAUL-
Florida per basket 81 50aS2 50 CELERY extra fancy,
medium per dozen. I6925c ci iS aDi EscaR6LE
psr nov PCT oP s-t'S{ az Eori1.
SS49ss kEITTG It's Nsworleans per bb s4Gs5 % per
North Carolina 75eGS1 %; Do Norfolk 75c9$l Onions
yellow s. 25s2 - DO red s2as2 80; do Orange COUNTY
state ard western 1hs fs S Do bush S crate at 81 s.
Florida Per Basket or cr5 fF 81 5s - PEpP PE
Florida Per carrier 81 5Gd$2 80: PARSLEY, NewOr-
b s45s S'4es $50 I5 R0MAIE Ioo
bunc6ss s26sa. sTRI%6 BEANS. charleston. per bas
$2asa -: do way 81 5oGs5i sP1NAcfi SorfoI per bb
S So, . do Haltimore 81 SQUASH Hubbard IeT Dbl
per 100 lunches S-TS2 Jv TOMATOES. Florida, car
rier 81 501S4, do California Rat 81 5Od 80,
TJFNIFS rutahaga Canada, Ter tbI 90cUSl; do ruta-
bsCd nearby. 5OG Zoe
HOTIf0TSE AND FRAME PRODUCTs-Cr Icunbers in
moderate suupiy and steady. Lettuce mostly ana
dragging. Mushrooms dull and weak though the sup
ply IS moderate TaiShes in light rece0t and firm. To
In1toeS nearly al We quote. CUCTMRERS. No ],
per dozen G0c1$1 do No per case. 81 10aS3 so LET
TJCE Boston dozen 25150C. MI SHPCOSIS per -,
i34 +oc: IADIoHES. loo, 81 5e9$3; TOMATOES per
n. 1512Oc
HAY AND STRAW-TTAY- Market quiet except for
forced local trade Prime and No obtain most attention
of demand No qUo.abs change late scale o.
prices small 'r perpetual bales quite abundant and
are more less II drug We quote. Prime, large
baes. ner 100 h Sc: No do. su0S2lo No do, 72aE
Toe No DO G22dG7 &c; shipping 5o055c; small bales
less than large. mixed AMI clover clear
range at g. sa7oc. STRAW-Lore rye holds its late a..
trading IT. lower qualities ~ stah,c straw. but prices
irregular Receipts u hay and n reported
at the Produce Exchange at to-day BY Hui
River Railroad. $50: West shore 30. Erie. 2S0;
Pennsylvania. 100; Delaware LaCkawauna AMI Western
so Lehigh Valley $50: Baltimore and Ohio, 20; Ontario
and 40, Central 81 NeJersav river boats
go: total 2.230- Receipts or straw. $40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 6--ClosIng-N IEAT-s1ot nominal.
futures dull; December Is &S4d. March. 4@sd May
IS +'sd tORN-sIot arm: American mixed. As lod nut
lrss quiet JANUARY Is SD. Mlccl 4 81. g. FLOUR
81. Louis fancy winter steady at gi HOPS Lon
don Pac<c Cottt'. steady = I5s0ts i5- BEEF firm
extra InlIa mess. cts 30 PORK prime mess.
Western oSs g HAMS-sh@r- cut. a te i1 ~. quiet
at AIS BACON quiet, Cumberland rs % 30 ~, as.
short RIB 6 - ~ ass long clear uiI-s light. IS
70 n II, ABS long clear EIiddes. heavy % AZ n.
rs Sd short clear backs lt to - n AS. ca- bellies
Il 10 l6 n 5ls % SHOULDERS Il 90 ID u,
strong at ais LARD quiet prime Western rerres.
3Gs ID American refined IN pals 3Gs 81 BUTTER
Good United states hrr3 at I5s CHEESE strong Aneri
can finest white AS, 10 colored -ALLDN tTt1n
city steady At s2s 81 TURPENTINE- sem at
39s RDS4N-C1muon steady - So PETR0LEt NJ
Refined quiet "a sad LINSEEp OIL. steady ar rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07

December. 80. a50%c. OATS steady but quiet No
white natural. 36Izc No , white clipped 3-a3TI4C.
FLOUR gulsr but firm winter super. So sass 90.
S40$+ 20 Pennsylvania roller s0dS5 10:
d2 straght S. l5G$s So Western winter. clear s. 909
Kansas clear, 81 SOdS5 n straight sacks s. goa
IS 70; do patent sacks. 50 45GS5 so. BUTTER err
demand. extra Western 27LeC. nearby
prints. SOC EGGS scarce. nearby fresh 3tc AZ
mark Western fresh, s. l34c mark CHEESE firm.
good demand; New-York fun creams fancy. 12c. DO
choice il = I1@Ic do fair good, 1i7Iac Receipt
Flour coo hbIs and $50 600 =, in sacks yhear a.,
bush. 1900 bush. - coo Shipments
Wheat, COO bush. 81 800 bush: oats. bush
St Louis Dec Close: VHEAT-No . red cash
elevator 81 II Decenber, 81 10fs May 81 1879 GSI
No hard. 81 1C0$1 IL CORN-No cash nominal. De
ceUbe-. 42Tc: May. 42asc. OATS-No cash 3Il.c. No
white, 3Sie G3-c.
Toledo. Dec 5.-CLOvERsEED-Cash and DecembeN
s. %; February. s. e2ts March. $ o7l-. ALSIKE-
Prime s. TIM oTay Prime 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07

Prices unchanged Prices quoted per cent
aor cash Gut loaf and crushed. 15c; mould A. osoc;
oDes o 'oG NATNA powdered 5eOc; powdered coarse
pgwaered ana Ifult powdered JJ5c; cOnecti2hes
sanu4ted o.eS Easle coarse and granuated
's'c Eagle TO cartons OF granulaed $500; Eagle
ID bags and n bags of fine eranuate6 f1c; Eagle
me granuaied standard graduated and diamond A.
4sod T. 3 nj loe: 70 O. Sloc No g 5o5c; No 5e No s.
4U2S Nos 10 "a and Ii. 46Oc The London beet sugar
mar et was sun nrIn and hhher
for December Sd and Iizd hgher for January
las 3$d The local raw sugar market firm. with
prices unchanged and quoted follows: Centrifugal 20
Test 4%c muscovado. 50 test 44c and moiasses