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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-Liverpool futures were higher.
but otherwise there was nothing new from
abroad Chicago slightly lower.
This market was quiet and featureless both
as to cash. Wheat and futures. Stocks in
regular warehouses and wharf December I
were 47.ose tons. against 1865 tons Novem-
~ CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 45Q1 52h; California
Club, 81 50G1 5253, with none Offering; North
ern Bluestem. 81 eOQ1 621h; Northern Red.
81 AN per ctl r47r17prs
Session to II 80 a. m.
May 81 Ds S84 81 SIS 81 T9 ss,s 81 i asss
December-No sales.
Open. High. Low. Close
S Sss Ssos sales; 8 5 s,a s a:Ss s
BARLEY-There was nothing especially
fresh to report yesterday. With a short in
terest of 10000 tons in December and only
1900 tons ready for delivery yesterday. the
trade were wondering how the other $500 tons
was to be raised There was some demand to
fill December shorts in the pit. The cash grain
lar warehouses and on wharf December l were
80. 662 tons. against 46,205 tons November L
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 O561 13%; Brewing and Shipping
81 1b61 i71S; Chevaiier, 81 1901 20 per cti.
FUTURES.
Session 8 to IL 80 a. m
Open. High. Low. Close.
May 81 90 81 09B 81 % 81 O9B
December =. 1 1OA l 1oK 10 / 1Ois
2 p. M Session.
Open. High. Low. Close
May .s1 90 81 % 81 0s% 81 OSs.
December -. 1 1914 1 10A 1 1OH / 10E
OATS-The market remains precisely as be-
fore stated Stocks in regular warehouses
December / were 4oae tons. against 1883 tons
November 1.
White, 81 4215@1 SIX; Surprise 81 55@1 go;
Red for feed, 81 32hG1 As for No 1 and
81 22hG1 30 for No 2: extra fine for seed.
81 42h@1 so; Black. 81 30Q1 35 for feed and
81 45G1 621a for seed.
CORN-There were no receipts and the mar
ket continued quiet and unchanged Stocks in
regular warehouses December 1 were ACT tons
against 1T2 tons November 1.
Western sacked. 81 1901 so for Yellow,
81 1901 80 for White and 81 1901 so for
Mixed; California large Yellow, 81 1901 so;
small round do, 81 55@1 62h; White nom
inal; Egyptian. 81 1901 40 for White and
81 1Th61 20 for Brown.
RYE-$1 40Q1 40 per ctl.
Nominal at about 50 per
Genital
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against 1O1. 1877 sacks November l. The mar
ket continues inactive and without feature.
BEANS-Bayos., 81 1893; Pea. nominal:
Butter, 1898 20; small White, So 1903 80;
large White 81 4OQ2 So: Pink. 81 1903 10;
Red 81 25d4 so: Lima. 81 1904 %; Red Kid
neys, 81 so; Buckeyes 81 60@2 rs per ctl;
Horse Beans 81 S5@2 40
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal-no good
lots offering Yellow Mustard 3Ad3Ac; Flax,
$2Q2 IS; Canary, 65c; Alfalfa, 1211Q13c;
Rape, 11s@22c; Timothy, sac; Hemp 81 o
S%c per Id; Millet, 2h93Ac; Broom Corn
Seed. $20021 per ton
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 75@2 SO: Green
Peas 81 7502 so per ctl
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summary OF THE MARKETS.

Ta-sfreet Stocks unsettled and 1regnla Cotton Oer.
Local Stocks qaefer, 7s4th fe7eer fluctuations
SilvT and Sterling Exchange slightly higher.
ITkeF, Bariey and other Grains abo"t as before
Beans Bran and Hay qiaet and unchanged
Potato market still overSPpied 7efth inferior stock.
Western Poultry plentiful and selling off sOoly
Freit market 7geg supplied 5Uith 0ciuier varietics.
Large Primes scarce and quoted still higher.
Batter plentiful and qaet Chez steady and Eggs 70edk
Wool and Hides firm. Hops dnH and easy.
LfVe and Dressed Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged
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Conditions continue heretofore stated, the
market being quiet everywhere.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 1015c per Id for
heavy. 1910 for light medium. 13c for light,
lac for extra light and 141lc for sugar cured
dry Salt Sides. 1Oc; Bellies. lie; Eastern sugar
cured Hams. 12hG12%c; California Hams.
i2612Ac; Mess Beef 10910 so per Dbl; extra
Mess. $40 5OQ11; Family, $12Q12 so; prime
Mess Pork $14 90; extra clear. 500; Mess,
SIC so: Pig Pork s25; Pigs Feet. So; Smoked
Beef lac per ID.
LARD-Terces quoted at e15c per ID for
California compound &c for Eastern compound
and 9Gehc for pure; half barrels pure 9A q
csc; lob tins. 10Ac; lib tins. 10&c; 3-lb
tins 101hc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. SIC; three
half barrels Nc; one tierce. sfsc two tierces.
SIC: Ave tierces 81sc per h.
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Dried, Fruits, Nuts, Raisins. Honey.

Large PruneS, 40-5 Dos, are quoted at z12e
basis an advance being scarce and wanted
Other sizes remain unchanged.
FRUITS-Apricots. sq1011c for Royals and
915d12c for Moorparks; Nectarines. 6AQ7Ac
for White and 61dq7c for Red; Peaches. IN
SIC per Id; Pears, 7Q12c; Plums, pitted. 60
etc for blacks. 71iGsAc for red and 79shc
for yellow; Figs. 2-crown bricks, Soc; 3-crown.
65c 4-crown, coo; e-crown. CSC; bulk white,
2% @3c; black. 2l5@511c; Evaporated Apples.
4R961bc per ID.
PRUNEs- &c per Id for the four sizes
and 21hc basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS-1904 crop I. o. b. Fresno-Im-
perial clusters, 81 26@2 80: Dehesa 81 30G1 50;
London Layers s1G1 10; Loose Muscatels, 4
crown. 5@5Ac; 3-crown. 41Ac; 2-crown. 3kG
3%c; Seeded, as @eAc; Thompson's seedless,
NUTs-walnuts, No; ssoftshelL 12a
13c: No. 2 10911c; No. hardshen. lee
No. 2. 10c; Almonds 16Q17c for Nonpariels,
14@14isc for 1 x L. 1311@14hc for Ne Plus
ultra and lie for Languedoc: Peanuts 607c for
Eastern; Pecans. 11@18c; Cocoanuts. 81 50Q5;
Chestnuts. 799c per Id for California and 11a
HONEY-Comb, 11A@1sc for white and log
lie for amber; water white extracted 5hq
&c: light amber extracted, 5@5hc; dark. 81
411c.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dee Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. easy; No. spring wheat, 81 0S
al IA: No 8. 81 G2G1 II; No. 2 red 81 Iik@
/ 1919; No 2 corn, 49c; No. yellow, SIC:
No. 2 oats. 311sc; No white. S1@32c; No. 3
white. 3G19 a31%c; No. rye, 73GT5c; good
feeding barley Csc; fair to choice mating
42G50c; No. / faxseed 81 II; No 1 North
western. 81 10; prime timothy seed. 81 40; mess
pounds Sc 95; short ribs sides Qoose) Sc 621a@
6 70; short clear sides (boxed). Sc 1906 ST1a ;
whisky basis OF high wines, 81 "a; clover
do
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Most dealers reported better movement in
Oranges but stocks were still excessive
there was no Improvement in prices Four
carloads of fresh stock were marketed. The
other Citrus fruits were quiet with all de-
scriptions in free supply The Apple market
was still very much depressed with trade
quiet and most dealers cutting prices in order
to effect clearances. Strawberries were weak
p wide range owing to the poor quality OF
most of the offerings. Changes in other fruits
were slight. rss1
STRAWBERRIES-Long $sq13 per
chest; Cheneys, $5@6: Malindas and Brandy
wines, 1904 so.
RASPBERRIES-$7qS per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIES- per ID.
CRANBERRIES=$10q per Dbl for East
ern and 81 1903 per box for Coos Bay.
APPLES-$1 % per box for extra fancy. 75c
Q$1 for ordinary fancy and 4oQ65c for common
to choice Lady Apples. S2q2 % per box
PEARS-Winter Nellis, 81 80 per box; cook
ing varieties 50cG$1 per box.
PERSIMMONS-50G per box.
FIGS-50c@S1 per box.
GRAPES-Crates 40@15c; small boxes 300
SOC: open boxes, 75cdt$1.
CITRUS FRUiTS-Oranges. Navels, $1G2
per box; Seedlings, 75cQS1; Tangerines. 75c for
small and S1d1 20 for large boxes: japanese
Mapdarins. 81 25q1 80 per box; Lemons, S2 oOQ3
for fancy, 81 1902 % for choice and $141 so
for standards Grape Fruit, 81 1872 so; Mext-
can Lines, 81 per case; Bananas $2q3 per
bunch for Central American and $1g2 for Ha-
waiian: Pineapples 81 5o9s 80 per dozen.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Dec Tin easier in the
London market with spot closing at G131 5s
and futures at e134. Locally the market con
tinues quiet. Spot is quoted at 500 6215d29 so.
Copper also was easier in the London mar
ket, closing at &66 los for spot and &66 1Ss Cd
for futures. Locally the market firm
with outside prices higher in some instances.
The general range is from $14 so to SIS % for
lake; $14 1915 for electrolytic and $14 so
OLA 10 for casting
Lead unchanged in the London market,
closing at R12 1Ss Cd. Locally the market was
frmer, with large producers raising their price
for car lots. The range is from 81 60 to 81 10
Spelter was unchanged at e24 It's Cd in Lon
don and 50 1905 S712 in the local market
Iron closed at 53s Cd in Glasgow and at ass
gid in Middlesboro. locally iron was firm.
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Meat Market.

DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers
BEEFM6G7c for Steers ana 4@5hc per lb
vEAI-Large 6971kc; small 799c per h.
MUrToN-wethers. 7ascj Ewes. e507c per
pound.
LAMB-sh@9Ac per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. ehdS15c per h.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good. sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 400
As per cent shrinkase for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers 7AQ71zc: Cows and Heif-
ers 5159615c; thin Cows 495c per h.
CALVES-@415c per ID (gross weight).
sHEEP-wethers, 31zG3&c; Ewes. 3QaAc
per Id (gross weight.
LAMBS-$2 5000 rs per head
HOGS-Lfve Hogs 200 to $50 lbs. 4%04Zc;
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Flour and MiIlstnffs

FLOUR-California Family Extras, 81 sOd
TO- usual FERNS; Bakers Extras. 81 1905:
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at $4D4 so
per bbl
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour So 70 per 100 lbs
Rye Flour. SO %; Rye Meal. So; Rice Flour,
ST. Corn Meal. 81 3d. extra cream do, SO go;
Dat Meal 81; Dat Groats, 81 20; Hominy.
SO 60@3 IS: Buckwheat Flour 81 Is; Cracked
Wheat So rs; Farina. "a; Whole Wheat
Flour. So 30; Rolled Oats bbs. SO 1917 so: in
sacks "a 25 Pearl Barley 50; Split Peas
boxes SIS so; Green Peas S. so per 100 Ia
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Dec. lon the>Produce Exchange
to-day the Butter market was firm; creameries,
16q2515c; dairies, 15G22c. Eggs. Arm at mark.
cases Included, 19h624Ac. Cheese, steady IL
612c
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OREGON

PORTLAND Dec. 1-WHEAT-Export
Walla Walla, soc; bluestem, S5c. Milling
Walla Walla S3c; bluestem, sSc; valley, S7Hc;
Eastern market basis: Walla Walla S5c
brestem soc.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Dec. 1-WHEAT-Unchanged
bluestem. soc; club. S5c.
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$50 to 200 lbs 5G5Ac: so to $50 lbs. 4Ss94Zc;
soft Hogs not wanted; Sows, 20 per cent OF;
Bears. so per cent off. and Stays. 40 per cent
of from above quotations
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
s.. Louis Wool Marked
Northern Wheat Market

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-WOOL--Norninal Ter
ritory and Western mediums 20921c; fine
medium, 17Q1Sc fine, 16G17c.
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Hay and Fee(Istuffs

Stocks of Bran continue light those in regu-
lar warehouses December 1 being 231 tons
against 1876 tons November 1. The market
rules firm at the recent advances There Is
nothing new in Hay receipts of which have
been moderate for some days past
BRAN-$20G21 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$2592S per ton.
SHORTS-S20@21 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley S24a24 so per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill $31 6O082 30:
iobbiug S33: Cocoanut Cake $23024. Cocoa !.
nut Meal $24d25; Corn Meal, S31 506s2.
Cracked Corn $32G32 90; Mixed Feed S2266
20: Horse Beans. $30640 per ton: Broom
Corn Feed. 90c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat S10G15; Wheat and Dat s106S
IA: Dat. $9Ql2; Barley and Oct. $S911: VoIun-
teer Wild Dat, 5000; stable $9@1O: stock
IS SCOT: Glover. $7Q10; Alfalfa. s9a12 Def
ton.
sTRAw-35@6oc per bale
Beans and Seeds.
Stocks of Beans in regular warehouses and
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE, Dec. 1.-Clearings, $3.50. 666; bal
ances, S207. 903.
PORTLAND. Dec. 1.-C1earings $739 721 I;
balances, $780, GIG
TACOMA. Dec. 1.-Clearings. $500. s72; bal
ances $50. ST..
balances SS7354
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
Morning Session.

MIscELLANEoUs BoNps.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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l.s2s. 700 total shares sold.
New York Bonds

L ref IS reg .1o4 IL & unified As -103 u
Do coupon i04 u Man gold As. 1854
DO IS reg. 800. 1cf - Mex Central As. 7615
DO coupon. ..1Q4Ll Do LIST inc. -. 25 *
10 new IS reg 150 = Mimi & st L Is. 81
Do coupon......l3l M X & Texas As .1C0%
Do old As reg 1854 Do IDS .-...-... S61s
DO coupon. .. .1O6A Mr. Of Mex~con Is 81 a
Atch gen 4s-.... .lc29sN gen 317s. .101A
Do adj 4s...... 94MN gen 5s.-. 1854
Atlantic c L As. 99ss Nor Pacific As. 1851
Bait & Ohio As 1851 Do SIS ...--...- rs
Do 315s .--.-.. 961a Nor & W As. 100 Il
Central OF Ga Is. III fOSL IS & partic. 103 q
DO 1st inc..... 90 PA cow 31zs....-.1Q3A
Ches & Ohio AVS 107 Il Reading gen As. ..-10215
Chi Alton 3l5s. S214lS L q con 5s.116E
C. 3 & Q new As. 100 S L & fg As. 50
en- & SP IN 4s. 1107k st Louis SW lists. 9715
c & NV con IS. 12S y SeabOard L As SIS
c. I & Pac As. 81 e SO Pacific As $50. "a
Do col 5s....-. 94M So Railway IS -1I91z
C.C.c & Sign As. 101 TEX & Pac lists .1195z
Chi Term Is. S41k lTol st L & w As. S31k
Cons Tobacco IS. So Union Pacific LOG
Colo & So S.. 50 Do cow As .114%
G & I con 5s. 81 IL Steel I'd SIS 92s1
Den RIO G Is. 10I1 wabash T. ..1IT4t
Erie prior lien Is. 102 Do deb 2 .-... 6Sb
DO gen Is 800 % NV & I. Erie Is 99Z
+ W & ID c lists. JOSH wis Central d.. %
Hook Val 4sss...111
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.


UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid ASK
Is or coup. .1O6A 106AI4s or CD new 130Ts1s1K
As or reg. 1851 1854 i3s or coup. ..1O4h
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02

Henry c Bunker, chief grain inspector Of
yhs MerchEnts Exohange. reports stocks Of
grain hand IA regular warehouse and on
wharf December Follows. IA tons;
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LOCAL MARKET.

Exchange and Bullion.
Silver and Sterling Exchange firm at
fractional advances
local.
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MIsCELLANEOUs

Cal c A. SEA ePac AUX FA- Al -
Cal Wine A. IS iPac c Borx 157
Mv& MtTm- 95 1O2 iPae Tel CO.1Os u 100
SALES.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Firrn: 2Tssd per ounce
Money-215G az per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 303h per cent and for three
months bills per cent
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Price during
No. month
STOCKS AND BONDS. Shares i-
1 Col6 I LTf
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Beans and Seed

Stocks of Beans in regular warehouses and
on wharf December l were 150s265 sacks,
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR THURSDAY DECEMBER :
STOCK MARKET.

OREGON.
Wheat. ctls -. .1O.914l
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Bond and Stock Sales.
Sales of bonds and stocks on the Stock
and Bond Exchange in November were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
REPAIRING THE UNLUCKY wINsLow
She Will Be Ready for Trip to Newport or
Fourth Accident in a Few DAYS.

The torpedo boat Winslow. called by some the
Jonah Of the navy, has been almost hidden to
view the last four weeks, she has lain in the
cradle IN the big granite drydock the navy yard
undergoing repairs. But the sounds OF hydraulic
clippers drills etc, have attracted attention The
new frames for the stern in place. and
the work Of putting new steel plates is in prog
ress. She will be ready again TO ma another at
tempt to reach Newport
The WiusOw's chapter of accidents Is already
formidable but 1t is hoped that the rule Of three"
will apply In her case. and that she will not
identify with her the maxim IF first you
don't succeed in sinking anything. try, try again"
Her first accident was on July 20 of Newport.
when she in collision with the schooner yacht
Clytie. She returned TO Newport for repairs. A
few days after these were completed on August
TO- she leaving Newport to join the North
Atlantic fleet for the review at oyster Bay. she
! had an accident that even more serious. Sew
eral OF the tubes in her starboard main boiler blew
( out. and the steam and smoke from the explosion
filed the inside OF the boat. She continued with
boiler but In little time this became deranged
while the boat tossed and rolled round In the
overhauling and later continued on to New-York
Z for repairs
Then on December 81, the winslow started from
I the navy yard under orders proceed TO New
I port. But she scarcely hale mile from the
navy yard when she rammed tho ferry boat Amer
lea. The latter's port bow was punctured but the
WnslOW badly broken up about the bows
until Of the navy yard tugs went her assist
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
OLD GUARD WORKING OVER BALL.
Many Delegations from Other Military In
situations of Country to Attend.

From Major Briggs down, the Old Guardsmen are
working like beavers for the OF the ball to
be held Tuesday evening. The heads of the
committees report they have their parts ready and
Lieutenant Parr. chairman OF the house committee
has his department IN excellent condition. Among
the guests viii be Lieutenant General Adna p
Chaffee General II. c. Corbin, the Commandant
OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard and staff. Governor
OdeIl and staff. and Mayor George B. Mcclellan.
Governor Franklin Murphy and his full military
staff. Of NewJersey; Charleston Blues, City Troop
OF Philadelphia. the Newport Artillery Company
and others from military organizations from diff
ferent parts Of the country expected 10 be
present The great demand for boxes. which were
all sold in December. shows the supply not
equal 10 the demand this year
Many snowy and glitteriug uniforms will be in
the march which will be led by LIEUTENANT Gen
era! CAafIae. The American flag will be con-
spicuoufy displayed. over the stage the words
Old Guard will be in a blaze Of electric lights.
The open!nG of the ball Will be preceded by a
tabeau. The rise OF the curtain. at 1870 p. m.
VIII show the members of the Old Guard drawn up
IN line with Major S Ellis Briggs, the command
ant ana his staff, side. and three com
"a MES on The other The Old Guard colors will be
VII then be thrown open to dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
BREWERY COMBINE WINS SUIT.
Case in Chicago Against United Breweries
Company Involved $12,000,0OO.

Chicago Jan. 23.-Twelve million dollars were
involved in decision by the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals to-day, when Judgment
rendered affirming a decision by Judge Kohlsaat
that the United Breweries Company is a legal
citizen OF New-Jersey. and the legality OF the
combination which has bought up ten breweres
here cannot be conaterslly questioned. The de-
cision rendered in the Of the Star Brew
cry. OF Chicago, and p. H. Rice. against the
United BrewerieS Company.
After the sale OF the Star Brewery to the United
Breweries Company. p. II. Rice was installed
its manager When his work was ended. he barri-
caded the property and refused to deliver up pos
session. His defence that the United Brew
cries Company was not citizen Of New-Jersey
that it's charter Illegal and could not protect
the corporation, and that IL the charter were Il
legal. the United Breweries Company could not be
"A citizen OF New-Jersey and could not go into
United States Court TO sue citizen OF Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
ITS LIABILITIES ARE $2o4,677.
Sears, Humbert & Co., Cement Manufactur-
ers, Bankrupt.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday by
Sears. Humbert Co. cement manufacturers
showing liabilities OF s2O4.G7T. assets SaO96O. OF
the total Indebtedness. $3.50 is secured by hy-
pothecatOn Of cement In warehouses. Tho prin-
cipal creditors the Market and Fulton Bank
A4cOO, secured; Bank Of Niagara. Buffalo. $40 200
Bank OF Buffalo. Buffalo $3.50. secured Whitehall
Portland Cement Company. Philadelphia. $5.S13
American Cement Company Philadelphia, ST, 2O2
Francis Mills. Chicago. $4,000. and William Shu-
bert Niagara Falls $1,000 The bankrupts sched-
ule number Of railways and other corporations
that creditors. and whose claims, far as
amounts are concerned. unknown. The bank
rJlpts also schedule admitted liability to the re-
ceivers and creditors of the Calumet Portland
Cement Company, stockholders and arc them
selves creditors Of the Calumet company to the
extent OF 1900. The assets consist OF cash. $.1S3
bills and notes SS2s stock. 81 l30 machinery $50
accounts, S35 see; stocks IN cement companies. ETC.
g. 80. Frank y. Sears has individual liabilities to
the amount Of $50 AS. and assets Of 800 His prtn
ci9al creditor is the firm Of Sears HUmbert & Co,
&3O09 William S. Humbert has liabilities OF SS9 42S
and assets OF SIS 40 His principal creditors are
the Bank OF Niagara. Niagara Fails. SIS 200; VIII
tam p. Humbert. Boston $3.50: @ Schaeffer Lock
port y. Y, SiO.533. secured by mortgage farm
at Niagara Falls; 2 G. GeOrger. receiver OF Sears,
Humbert & Co.. So. O0e The bankrupt has realty.
estimating the equity at s. 500; stocks in the Nj
agara Falls Power Company and Cataract Power
and Conduit Company. estimated at S22l15;
counts. 81 .7S4; cash, 800; in bank. S+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
THIEVES WRECK OFFICE
Bloc Open Safe of Standard Oil
Company IN ELmira.

Eilnira' N Y, Jan. 23-Robbers last night en-
tered the Office Of the Standard Oil Company in
ms CITY and blew open the safe 1t is the practice
oi superintendent Shoemaker to bank at noon each
Jay and there was only about $40 secured
me robbers mixed a large quantity OF nitro
gIycerine with soap and inserted It in the cracks
De'"eeh the doors and the body OF the safe. The
explosion wrecked the Office and turned the large
Sa1e into scrap iron. One of the doors was hurled
against the ceiling OF the office. forcing a hole
through the plaster. The robbers pried oper all
the desks In the office and turned the contents OF
me drawers out on the floor. Access to the build
and prying the window an ~
The Office is in the outskirts of tho o3+,, ,rhtoh
probably accounts for the fact that the noise of
tie explosion was not heard. Nothing was known
ABOUT a me satebreaking until the office was opened
any Clew, though they are sure the work was that
OF a gang of experienced safeblowers II il the
region for several years