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1he: Nsw York wires OF e F. Hutton s. Co
f,is-.s-s. -euorf considered bullish. as the
Q. $4,000 bales Finned was very much OVER
discounted. shorts covering.
The enormous volume Of business tTsnsacleo
-, 80 s--5 as s,tr.nss violence Of fluctuations
show the extent TO. HhicfL. speculation las
zeize5 -ur0n The market and how easily the
--5t-s Il sv-ave5- IN its positions II Is quite
ristn thaf snceItGlntE predCIninateo ana that
see i sT,rl-sfensior that the crop viii turn
out b1rdensCr9e- one. These impressions nay {
-cs- rresfe-i t,srffr bv the ginnefs report and
.rsIfr,- tv the extreme bearish lnterp7etatlo n
s-,5. .,tfte~arues xghs1h the leading local and
Ti,e-1t5 nun operators have placed on them
- Is -i- 5nsr-i1n. thar The .ginners' reports are
rislesI rE he 1rade and we stlll believe l.lat
trz cror Is -very much. over -estiIllateo Gla.
-s-f,-e5Ierr events viii demonstrate this lact
---f rTsr ri-fces are being unduly depressed
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sUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Bq+sreef Stocks continue ire GUAR Cotton still lo7oer
Local Securities interesting aoih the Sugars zoeaker
Local Bank CiearingS pass those Of 1908 at last
y OF much change IN Sigr Exchange.
HerVy liquidation in December Vhcot
Large Short interest in December Barley reported.
OATS, Corn and Rye quiet and unchanged.
Bran soc higher. lfiddngs firm. Hay unchanged.
No further sarbatioH in Beans and Seeds.
Potato udrket still o9ersubphed Onions slightly higher
Poultry in heavy supply and weak Receipts of Game liberal
Frrsit marker quiet sgth large stock Of Oranges.
Barter and Cheese unchanged. Eggs still 7ceakeaHg
'Cdtfle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
Coal in ample supply
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DRIED FRUITS
New York Metal Marker

NEw YORK, Nov. 3O--The London tin mar
fSet broke quite sharply. with final prices
standing at s136 for spot apd futures at a13i
with spot at 20 L5G29. 95c.
Copper was "a little steadier abroad, closing
at SCI 3s Sd for sDot and e67 l2s Sd for
futures. Locally the market is less active
but prices are steady. Lake Il Hob 12I5c:
eisctrolytte, IA 75915c; casting Il Scala. 75e.
Lead closed. at Ell 1ss sd in London. Lo-
.spelter was easier in the English market
closing at. .e24 us Sd. Local prices were I'M
changed at from 3. I5d5. sT1Sc :.
Iron closed at ass 80 in Glasgow and at ass
lid in Midd1esboro. Locally iron was un-
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Provisions.

Some houses report the movement fair and
Others slow. All prices remain unchanged.
CURED MEATS-Pacon. 101Sc per ID. for
heavy. 1o1ac. for light medium 13c flor light.
lac for. extra light and 141ac for sugar-s;ured
dry. Salt Sides 1Oc Bellies. 11cs Eastern sugar
cured Hams, 12h@12A California Hams.
Mess. $50 50G11; Family $12G12 so: prime
Mess PORK. $14 so; extra clear, 500; Mess.
sic SO; Pig Pork. s25; Pigs Feet. s51 SHoked
Beef, lac per lb.
T.ARD.Tferces qsoted. at eye per Id for
California. compound &c. for Eastern compound
and 9691ac for pure; half barrels ppre. .e1s q
tins 1019c.
.CoTToLENE-On'e half barrel. S%c; three
Sc Sc O1 Ave heroes SIC per lb' ''9
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EAsTERN .NtARKETs. =.


NEW YORK Nov. 30EClose-Money - on
csll strong. 3Gf per cent. closing bid, Sl5
offered Der cent ...
months 80, q 4 per cert.
-F7rzme mercantile paper. 4d4s. per cent.
= Sterling exchange opened weak. closed stead
er WIKI actual business in. bankers bills at
s. s65o04 s655' and at 1887 a.. sSI5 for sixty
. day bills -- e.
Posted rates. s4s4lA- and s4s5ls>.
CQmmercial bills 81 s. s "A. s31a
Bar silver 50 lSe--..
Mexican dollars 3 1hc-
o. Government bonds: steady railroad bonds. II
regular
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uav and FeedstufYs.

Bran and Shorts have again advanced. Mid
dlings remain unchanged.
The condition of the Hay market is thus
given in the circular Of Somers' Co.:
Shipments OF Hay have been running rather
light the total for the week just ended being
about POO tons a decrease of 400 tons from
the week preceding The demand has been so
quiet however that there has been no scar
city whatever-in fact. We could have got along
with a still lighter supply. I'VE always expe-
rience somewhat duh spell during the holt
day season. but this year Il, seems to have
come upon us rather early. The demand along
the coast has been very slack and the Covert
ment has not been in the market for some
little time These facts, coupled with the good
crop prospects and ABUNDANCE Of. green feed.
have weakened the situation that prices
have not advanced sufficiently to repay the
extra coet of carrying Hay into the winter.
Still there many possibilities for the mar
ket to advance to quite an extent before Hay
grows again.
"A good variety OF Hay il now being mar.
keted almost all kinds and grades being. Offer
ed for sale every day Choice Wheat Hay ia
being offered In abundance, and although
some sales of fancy lots are being made above
quotations yet prices continue along. without
BRAN-s2o62l per ton
DLINGS-$25q2S per ton =.
sHORTS-S20G21 per ton
FEEDsTUFFS-Rolled Barley. s24a24 so per
jobbing. sss: cocoanut Cake. S2Sg24' cocoa a..
nut Meal. s24@25: Corn Meal. Ss1 50G32;
Cracked Corn. $32G32 so: Mixed Feed. 500
%; Horse Beans. s3oG4o per ton; Broom
HAY-wheat. S1oQ15: Wheat and DAT. 500
IA: Dat S9a12; Barley and Oat SSG1i; Volun
teer Wild Oat' 5000: stable $ad1O: stock
SO 50@7; Clover. $Ial0; Alfalfa. s9a12 per
ton
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. M -oss6sre. al the local branch Mint IN
sSote-.ft.er was wholly ia silver and consisted
.os- So coo. in. Omitted states dimes and the
i-5i-s me coinage Of Philippine money was
as. fdEIoWs- $1,000 pesos in 5O-centayo pieces
IS. coo pesos In 20-celtsFo- and loo,Voo pesos
Is 10 - 10. pieces The total number OF
riecss c5ined' was s, $4,000 the largest mum
Ter ever turned ont. In one mouth oy me IN
'stltution. IN November, leo5. me co'uass
consisted 81 IS 5sT 900 II United States solo
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New york. COTTON Mar,-e.

NEW YORK; Nov: 30.-Cqtton futures
opened steady. November s90c bid; Decem-
March, s-15c; April, s.1sc; May, 82ec: July
929c
Futures closed steady. January, s.sec;
March cole; April e.o1c;. May. 9.i5c; June
Spot closed quiet, 20 points decline. Mid
ding. uplands, 93Oc; middling Gulf, el5c
Sales 100 bales
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Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Nov. 30.-WHEAT-Export :
Walla Walla. soc; buestem Soc Milling
Walka WaIla, SIC; bluestem. SSc; valley, ST15c.
Eastern market basis: Walia Walla. S5c;
bluestem 90c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Nov. 30-WHEAT-Unchanged
Bluestem Sc: club Soc.
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.Cnsini1s Receints.

The receipts. Of duties On imports az re
san Francisco CIstonl-house Tor the month u
Ncveslber just ended compared Win ils - 80,
-ros,rb f,- IqG3 Show. an Increase Of SIS l,S-
being SSO8 79L. against S576.o5S last year ne
total collecs.dus from January l 70 date We
SC5eTe s5a against So Sc SIS during the same
- r
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Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 40a

Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 40G
10 per cent shr.nkage for Cattle:
= CATTLE-Steers TA97iSc. Cows and Heif-
ers. 5i3G6ise. thin Cows 4d5c per ID.
CALVES.4d4t1c per 10 gross weight
SHEEP-Wethers. 31zd3%c: Ewes, 3d3Lc
per ID tgross weight.
LAMBS-$2 566s2 10 per head
HOGS-Live Hogs geo to $50 lbs. "a 647kc;
100 to 200 lbs. 5954c: so to $50 lbs 4ssd4&c;
soft Hogs not wanted; Sows, 20 per cent OF ;
Bears. so per cent or and STAYS. 40 per cent
on from above quotations
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Flour and: MiIIstuffs.

FLOUR-California Family. Extras. 81 s0Q
10 usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 T005;
oregon and Washington. jebbins at SAGA so
per bbl
MILLSTUFFS--Prices. in :packages are as
foiews: Graham Flour, 50 90 per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour S3 %: Rye Meal. So; Rice Flour,
81: Corn Meal. 81 so; extra cream DO. 80 60;
Dat Meal 81; oat Groats. 81 20; Horniny,
So 60;a3 IS; Buekwheat Flour, 81 rs; Cracked
Wheat SO 20: .Farina,. 81 Whole Wheat
Flour. 50 20; Rolled Oats, bbls. So 1901 SO; in
sacks 81 % Pearl Barley. So; Split Peas;
boxes. S. so: Green Peas. s. 80 per loo lbs.
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! Butter ssGs %; small Waite. SO 1903 30:
large White. 50 40G2 CO: Pink 50 1903 10;
Red. 81 .25G4 90: Lima. 81 1904 %: Red Kid
neys, 81 so: Blackeyes 81 60G2 75 per ctl
Horse Beans 81 s5@2 40
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominaI-no good
lots Offering: Yellow Mustard 3A 633sc; Flax,
S2Q2 20; Canary, 615c; Alfalfa, 12hQ13c;
Rape, 11aQ215c; Timothy. SIC; Hemp. 3h0
3Ac per ID; Millet 2H@3he; Broom Corn
Seed S2oG21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 75G2 so; Green
Peas 81 1902 so per ctl
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

!. CHICAGO. Nov 30.-Cash quotations .Uara
as follows Flour. easier: No. spring wbaat
81 Osa1 IA: No. 3, 81 o2G1 u; NO. red
81 o91sG1 lily; No. corn. soc: No. yellow
5oI50i@e; No. oats. 2eE c: No 2 white. 500
.76c: good feeding barley, 3sc: fair to cboics.
mailing. 42651c; No. 1 flaxseed 81 ii. No 7
Northwestern, 81 10; prime timothy seed 50 20.
mess pork, per barrel. $11 309I1 35: lard nsr
400 pounds 81; short ribs sides Qoose) SO e2 u
as IS. short clear sides Cboxed) SO 1895 s7Is
whisky, basis OF high wines, 81 "a Clover
contract. grade, $40 %.
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SD. Louis wool Marke1

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3O-wool firm. Medium
grades combing and clothing 23929c; light
fine. 1S1221ac; heavy fine 13@1Se; tub washed,
27d40c
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Rufter Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO Nov. 30.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the brtter market firm;
crcaneries. f6625l2c: diaries, 15422c; eggs.
steady 19hG24c; cheese, steady, lfd12c
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov 30-FLOUR--Receints
10000 barrels: exports. $500 Barrels market
Gull and lower winter patents So 5Gl75 .9O
winter straights, So 25d5 45 winter extras
s. eoq4 so; Minnesota bakers. 81 1904 TO-
winter low grades, So 45d4 10
.WHEAT-Receipts. 81. 500 bushels; spot
nm; No. ? red, 81 1885 f. O. b. afoat: No. i
Northern Duluth, 81 20h f. o. b. aioat: No. /
hard Manitoba, nominal T.. O b. ahoat On
tons; under bull control were strong all day
closing q a1Ac higher. May closed at 81 III
July closed at 81 oS1z; December closed at
HoPs-Quiet
HIDES-Quiet
WOQL-Firin
. PETROLEUM-Steady
sUGAR.Raw firm: fair refining 4Lc: CEN
trifugal. 90 test, 4&c molasses sugar. 4c
Refined. firm.
CoFFEE-spot Rio. quiet: No invoice
sAsc; mild. firm. Futures closed steady 100
Il points lower; sales. 80, 600 bags; December
:: 6O46 9Oc: January 7c March, .206T Csc;
May. 1901 :45cs July. 7.e0d7. $50; Septem-
Der, ;soG7 .s5c;. October. 7.e0c.
9UTTER-Quiet; official price, creamery.
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchansed
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-Quiet and neglect
ed Common. s3s4 d44c; prime 4%G4I9c;
choice SIC; fancy, .ed6lsc.'
PRUNES-Ars in light demand with Quota
tons for California fruit ranging from Pc t.
&c, according to sgrade.
APRICoTs-Quiet but firm. with choice
quoted at 9!ad1ec; extra choice. I11kc; fancy
PEACHES Remain dun. with choice. held
101s 611c !N''
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Condition of the Treaenrr

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-To-day's state
ment Of the Treasury shows: Avafla HE cash
balances bal s142. 1861 gold reserves, SIS. :
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-. 20 SOL Manic.

NEW YORK. Nev- 30.--T'ie. stock market
continued irregslarly strong to-day on a soma
what diminished zofunie or business. The ten
oenty toward reaction was greatest IN the
cary zaqrring. slen the pressure to take
PROFITS p as -c31n ter.alshced by only a few
suone points ir the market But late IA the
Day The inrosds made; on. the price level were
largely repaired and: rev points in the list
were pushed .lpH ard 1t. was evident that the
-aHge and POM rful speculative. parties which
nave been lead lrig. the trading were still active
III ne market and were dfIfgeIit in conducting
ne -eaaeFs1ip from one stock or. group. Of
STOCKS 70 another The successful tactics Of
r tatlon ~ buying orders from. one point to an
o{ner while selling is pursued in the sticks
IRON w ca the. buying is turned away was
Fery pa4pabte. in me trading. With a Shift IN
the spe ruatio lon TO the Western and Paclfc.raii-
strength. BECAME more general, The wide e d.
vance p securities on the curb preceded the
movement IN the Facifics and every stock whicf,
has been connected al any tine with the gossip
concerning the supposed, Nos4hera geeuritres
Settlement, responded There was a. large list
= sharp gains. In large collection OF special:
ties and INDUSTRY ais. which had been q rron,i-
nent feature 81 -esch Days market recentlv.
and q nur1 Der OF h.gH grade Investment stocks
MADE marked response to a DEMAND for sb-
6ofF-ion The heaviness' OF the early market
vas due largely 70, the. disqiiiet caused BIZ the
important liquidation IN the United. States Steel
stocks The Steel stocks rallied strongly. .ho1t-
ever and the common touched q new high ree-
ord On the movement Scattered selling At the
asst however. made the, closing ifregiilar:- .
. Bonds were irregular Total sales, IS, Te5. =
unsted States bonds were Unchanged on call.
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Merning Session.
Mining Stocks.

SAN. FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San F-ra4n-
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session-Comst0cl<s
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Cons Tobacco As. s4iklUnon Pacific 4s.1o5A
Coo & So Is. ssh DO COW Is ..1154
Colo Fuel Iron. S6S4lU 5 Steel I'd 5s.. 93%
zen d Rio G Is. l01 Wabash lists .....117i5
Erie prior lien As To- Do Deb 80 GO
40 gen As % IVY & L Erie As. SO
r lists 11klWis Central As. 90
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H,des. TaIlow. Wool and Hons.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 15@1c under quotations. Heavy sailed
Steers. lie: medium 10c; light, 9lzc; Cow
Hides. s14c- for heavy and s11c for lights
11c;. Sailed Calf, 111Sc; dry Hides. 1THc, dry
Kip 15c; dry Calf. 20c: Sheepskins. shsarlings,
256p40c each short Wool. 40a65c each; me-
dunn 1890; long Wool $191 So Horse
Hides salt So for large and 50 so for
medium, 81 5o@2 for small and soc for Colts:
Horse> Hides dry 81 IS for large and 81 256
SO for medium. 81 for small soc for Colts
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American. SOC; Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras T5c extra large do,
ST 25: large 60c;. medium 35c small. zoe
:. TALLOW-No 1 rendered 4945hc per ID:
No 2 31kc: Grease 2hG3c
. WOOE-Fa1f clip-San Joaquin and South
eru ed11c; Southern s6ec;' Southern Noun
tain. collie; Middle Counties, free. 12n14c:
do, defective. 10d12c;. Humboldt and Mendo-
cino 16d1Sc per ID.
HoPs-1so4 crop 27hGs1c per ID.
Meat Market
There ia no further change in any descrip-
ton. The market is only moderately supplied
and all kinds rule firm.
DRESSED MEATS.
/ Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
BEEF~e@c for Steers and 4a5Hc per ID
vEAI-Large. ea7kc: small. 7asc per ID.
MUTToN-wethers. 1850; Ewes. 61567c per
pound,
PoRK-Dressed Hogs. eiz9e1sc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are Tor good. sound
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Northern Business.

SEATTLE, Nov Chickering's. $so6 26e;
balances. S292, S4s.
TACOMA Nov. 30.-Clearings, $436, 474;
balances, $50, 1888.
PORTLAND Nov. So.-C1earings, 1918 200;
balances $1S6, 4S9.
SPOKANE, Nov 30.-Clearings, 535 306;
balances SIC. 633
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Deciduous and. Citrus Fruits.

The light rain that fell yesterday morning
checked trade in fresh fruits and the market
continued quiet throughout the day. Aside
from Berries, which IN light receipt and
fairly irmo there was continued weakness in
all descriptions and there were very few
changes in prices. The market was heavily
supplied with Apples and dealers were conced-
ing to large buyers right along. Stocks OF
Oranges were. excessive and steadily tncreas~
ing and 1t was expected that the first public
auction sale Of the season would be held early
in the coming week. Anvrner carload of Lsm-
ons came in and the market was easier for
that description. with very few sales reported
at the top quotation. Two cars Of Cranberrtes
are Announced for next Monday:
STRAWBERRIES-Lon $S912 per
chest Cheneys. S5q6; Malndas and Brandy
wines S4d6.
RAsPBERRIES- S7Gs per chest :.
..HUCKL EBERRIES.9Q per h.
:. .CRANBERRIE -Sr0Qr1 per Dbl for East
ern and. 50 1893 per box for Coos Bay.
APPLES-s1 % per box for extra fancy, 75c
6s1 for ordinary fancy and 40665& for common
to. choice; Lady Apples, s2q2 25 per box
ing varieties. 5ecGS1 per box.
PERsIMMONs-5oGe per box.
FIGS-Nominai.
50c open boxes 75cG$t.
CITRUS .Ff:UiTS-ofanges Navels. $1q2
per box; Seedlings 75cGS1: TaAgerines. 75c for
small and $1d1 % for large boxes; Japanese
Mandarins. 81 25@l so per box: Lemons. 81 5000
for fancy 81 1892 25 for choice and S1Q1. 90
for standards; Grape Fguit, 81 1902 50; Mexi :
tan Lines, 81 per case; Bananas S2d3 per
bunch for CentraL American and s192 for Ha-
waiiaD: Pineapples. 81 .50d3 so per dozen.
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DRIED Fruits. Nuts, Raisins, Honey.

FRUITs-Apricots. sG1O1sc. for Royals and
e15l912e for MoorParks: .Nectarines. 615QI15c
For. White and 611G7c for. Red; Peaches. IN @
sac per ID: Pears, Ial2c;. Plums' pitted SO
'611c for blacks. 71fQSAc for red and 7dS1ac
for yellow; Figs. 2-crowA bricks. SOC; g. crown.
55c:. 4-crown.. soc; 6-crovn; 65c; BULK white;
2AQSe;. black, 21aa5'sc;: Evaporated. Apples.
PRuNEs-1a@14 &c per ID for the four sizes
and 2Ac basis for the large sizes.
RAfsINs-1so5 crop I. o.. B. Fresno:-Im-
perial. clusters; 81 2oQ2 SO; Dehesa, 81 so@1 IS;
London Layers $fG1, 10; Loose Muscatels, g.
crown. 5G5Ac; S-crown. 411c; q crown. $40
s%e;; Seeded 4%GsAc1 .Thompson's seedless'
~ 9-Ae; sesdess sqtanas sac per 10. ,oo
s3c; No; 2: loa1Ie: No hardshell. re;
14G141ac for I X L. 131sQ14Sc' for Ne Plus
Ultra and lie fer Languedoe; Peanuts. 6@Ic for
Eastern; Pecaus, 11GI3c; Cocoanuts 81 50G5;
IChestnuts. 7d9c per 70 for California and 119
r25hc for Italian
.HONEY-Cornb. l1hqaSc for white and log
lie for amber; water white extracted $40
&c; light anlber extracted. 5Q51zc; dark. So
BEEswAx-27@29c per lb :.
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Cal Wine A. ~ - lPac c Borx. 15T
MV& MtTm- % 1O2 lPac Tel Co.1O7 q 1OS1
-.


Board
10 California Wine Association. u Is
So Honolaa S Co ............. 10 90
500 HonOkaa Co. cash..........1S -
10 Hutchinson Co............ rs 90 =
2T5 HutchiRson ) CO............ 1850
50 Hutchinson 5. P .Co.........i. rs 81 =
100 Paauhau : p CO.............. 20 IS
20 Pac States Tel & Eel Co. .1O7 So
% : F Gas & Electric ....-..... $500
So 5 Gas * Electric ...........55 SO
40 5 Gas x Electric. 55 IS
10 Spring Valley Water Co... 80 25
$4,000 Pacific Electric Ry per cent. .1O4 so
Street
80 Paauhau P Cos.......s.....: q 90 Z.
$500 Northern Ry OF Cal per cent. 119 so
$1,000 Edison L & P Co per cent .I25 90
S21. 600 United r r of s F.4 per cent. s. -
Afternoon Session.
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Morning Session.
California Stock and Oil F,xcban9a

% Cal Gas & Elect Corporation. 50 20
100 Union Sugar Co .....:......: 81 %
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~. York. SIock Ia

san-. Fraicisco. members Of the New York
stock Exchange furnish the following official
.oaotaloas Of thar EKchsnEe:
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
. J: ruEsDAY.. N0N. 90. p.

BID. Ask-T. Bid Ask. I
As or coup .io614 1861 As or CD new. 1905 LII 4
As or reg .1O5I4 1864 IS or coup. .1041s =
MISCELLANEOUS. BONDS j
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Beans and Seeds

:: Beans and Seeds.
All quotations remain as before and the
market is inactive. and without feature
BEANS-Bayos. So 75d3; Pea nominal:
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] 4b2''s7e total shares soId.
F.. New York Bonds.

T. & ref Is reg. .1o4 IL & ~ unified Is I0s1k
30 coupon. 104l= Man con gold As 1O5
DO IS reg. 80 .104 = Mex Central 49,. II
DO coupon. 104h Do LIST inc -. 25H
10 new IS reg. 13015 MINI & st L As 97H
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
London Closing Stocks.

par par silver-Efrmer; 81 Sled per ounce
MONEY! \ 431a per cent
Ire rate OF discount in the open market fol
short bills Is $685. per cent and for three
months bills 81 per cent
Oakes Republican., 1904-09-02
WORLDS FAIR.
SPECIAL DAYS
Events of Worldwide Importance Crowd
One Another on the Seasons Pro.
gramme.-.Many Congresses and
Conventions to Meet.

Each of the remaining days Of the
Worlds Fair season has programme
filed with special events that offer ad-
ditional attractions for late visitors.
National and state governments, mu-
inequalities, secret societies, trade or
ganizations and college fraternities
have arranged to participate in the
special days allotted to them, and
thousands Of persons will be drawn to
the Worlds Fair upon these occasions.
Missouri is to have an entire week at
the Exposition, and the Lumbermen
of America will be present for six
days. st. Louis day Sept. Is, will be
Oakes Republican., 1904-09-02

from which there Is never any varIa-
ton and which the tea grower must ac-
cept or go elsewhere to dispose Of his
wares. In single tract Of tea land
like the one cited above the price has
ranged from IA cents, the lowest, to
4S1a cents, the highest, per pound
among sixty-one different tea produ-
GERS. A matter of great moment that
also figures in the price Of tea is
that very often tea from the same dis
trict will have the various ''chops"
blended together in order to produce
anocial favOra