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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-01

East River to Brooklyn Heights and thence
under Joralennon and Fulton SITS. and Flatbush-
ave, to Atlantic-avc-. where connection will be
made with the depressed roadway of the Long
Island Railroad. which, with the elevated con-
nection runs out to Jamaica in Queens Borough,
and practically connects with all Long Island
The work on this Brooklyn extension was be
gun in 1903 and viii be completed this year.
On May u, 1865 the Rapid Transit CoHEs-
sion approved of three new subway routes--on
up Broadway and Lexington ayes, another up
3d-ave and the third up 18th and Sth ayes The
extension of the Brooklyn route, in process of
construction, from the original terminal at
FlatbUsh and Atlantic aves., under Fiatbush
and Ocean ayes, to the south side OF Prospect
Park, had been previously approved by the COM
mission, and was afterward approved by the
Board uE Aldermen. The commission has also
acted iaE orably upon routes il Brooklyn to the
Bay RQge region, with connections over the
Manhattan Bridge. and also through the
uptown portion Of that borough to RidSewood
and to the East New-York region.
The subway, as operated in Manhattan, Is
carrying 415,O00 passengers a day, and yet al
other means OF transportation are as conSested
ever. With the multiplication of means Of
travel come greater multitudes to make use OF
them. With the construction of the new ongi-
tudinal lines on Manhattan Island will come
transverse routes to connect with them, one
under Chambers-st beneath all subways, and
transferring passengers to them, and extending
by tunnel under the North River to Jersey
City, where it viii connect with the Jersey City
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-20
CAMARA |NSULAR
Session de hoy. --El self Cover.
nement Sc discutira el lunes
-.-Informes de Hacienda.
LEY De ANTICIPOs
81 Sr Mendez Cardona pre-
senta el bill. ..-Enmienda.
Aprobado en- 90 lectura.

y Sc abrl6 10. session q las dlez ,
euarto. Preside el sefor Matiepzo.
Lsida el acta snserior fue sprc bads.
El sefior de Diego solicit6 que "a
ineluyers en- 10 orden del dis del Ii.
mes pr6ximo, el proyecto del self go
UerneaneM
Be aprob6 el informe dc Ia Conf
sion de Hacienda sobrs el bill II pars
provesr q los Municipios y Juntas 60.
colares.
El senior Msndez Cardona spoyt
dicho bill.
Fae aprobado on tercera lectura
con una enmienda del sefior Was
O.hoteco para que los anticipos pue'
dan hacerse por un periodo dc quince
afios en- vez do diex como % informs
On el refsrido proyscto.
El sefior Delgado pidi6 una licen
eia que le fue concedlda
FL senior Bernardini de Ia Huerts
solicit6 que Sc pate I'm escrito al co
ronel Hamil q fin de que rsmita
10 Camara I'm cuadro demostrative
do Ia division de las fuerzas In
sulares y rduero dc reenganches que
en- 10 attualidad extsten.
Sc convoc6 para el lunss las trei
de 10 tarde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-20
MR. WILCOX
Entreyista con el Fiscal de Ia
Corte de Distrito de Qua
yama.
SOBRE LA CIUDADANIA
Los polltlcos mas earacteriza-
dos estan a favor de ella pa
ra los puertorrlquenos.
SOBRE LA CIUDADANIA

Aver un0 de nuestros reporters,
ce'eDro una entrevlssa con Mr.. Will
COX, cambiando imoresiones acerca
de ~ visie les Estados Unidos.
Nsesiro rspresentsnts reco ogi6 les
siguientts dec arscones del f.cal de
Guaysms, gus reproducimos:
sCreo sinceramenss que 10 ciuda.
danis americana es un psso de avacs
para los puertorriqnesos. En- mi en-.
tsneis on New York suve OCCASION de
sonoesr las opiniores que sobre tan
importante asunso han emitido los
polilicos mss carscts rizados. Todos
los senadores, exeepso Mr. Spooner, se
hallan corf3rm en- otorgar & Puerto
Rico 10 ciudadAnfa.
ri sensdor Mr.. Foraker me mani.
fssto que al presensar el bill habia en-.
eontrado aIguns oposici6n, pero que
esta serfa venclda sin grandes diHcul.
tades, puesto que OIL doico que parecfa
no estar coptorme, era Mr.. Sponer.
Dspues salude tsmbien al Presi.
dents del Comite de Asuutos insulares
y Al Comisionado senior LArrinaga,
quienes no desmsyan un momento en-
conseguir que la ciudsdapfa america.
ma para Puerto. Rico, sea un hecho In
coneuso.
No pude YER oil Presidente Roose-
welt, porque estaba muy ocupado las
veces que lcudl 4 aAludarle
Mr.. Wilcox sali6 esta mananA ha-
cia Gasysms, donde conttnuara eier-
clendo Ia dscalia de di0hA Corte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-20
FL vESuB|0

Aver, sdbitamente, ae he declara.
do On erupci6n oil Vesubio.
Tres poderosas corrientea de lava
descendieron por sus vertienses hasta
10 estaci6n del fsrrocsrril fonieular
que exiate al pie de Ia montaHa, ctu.
sando asrias Averlss 90 eI edifcio en-
los con4trucciones anexss.
La sctividad del volcfn aumenta
visiblemente por momentos.
Fl pir toresco espectAsulo era pre-
senciado por millsrss dc touristas, en-.
tire sobrecogidos y sdmirados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-20

aquea zona Estas declaracones boca del Presden
te efecto que empeza rehearse enguaie
de la prensa actitud de muchos senadores repre-
sentanteS.
Informan de San Petcrsburgo que reciben del eau
teegramas aentadores Desde la renunca del Gober
nador Conde Voontso Dashko ocurrda hace ocho dias
e sstema de la repression mpuso mas fuera los tu
multos ueron POGO POGO dsminuyendo intensidad.
Fl Gobernador comunca que breve orden esta
asegurado por competo estabeendo puestos mtares
de yganca diversos sitos estraegcos para mpedir
que tome otra vez lncrementO la revouci6n.
participant de Washington que es indudable la buena
dsposcn del Congeso para conhrmar la ces6n de la sla
de Pnos la republca de Cuba pero que asf msmo
guro que votara espec de enmenda Patt que
mta los Estados Undos Intervene e case de que pc
rentoriamente 10 demande la situacon del pals senor
Quesada, minisro de Cuba trabaa por evitar esta
menda rempazandoa otras garantas que puede ofr
Ger el goberno cubano
CJEl Conde Wthe acaba de pronunciar San Peters
bugo dcurso que decara que la stuac6n meora de
dia dia que el mperio emerge de crisis en-
que solo pudo savare Ia bondad de Dos, la energa del
Gar Ia honradeE del pueblo que solo una peqxe
Ina pare sccund6 los designos de los ees anarqustas
Anad6 que de ahora adeante avanzara paso fir
me haca solucones beraes modernizando e sstema de
administration dando acildades al pals para que inter
venga en- sus asuntos mas inportantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-20
UN UA|ON|STA MAS
Lares, Enero Is de 1905.
Sr. don Luis Nufioz Rivera.
San Juan.

Distinguido compatriota: Rsstre.
ros desracsores do este pueblo al yer
mi actitud polfsica dc hoy, pretenden
xsherirme rumorsndo me he vendido
al Partido <Uni6n de Puerto Rico,
Cierto 81, que hAsta haee POGO mi.
lltaba en- csc NAL llamado Partido
Repubiicano al cual no df mi voto On
las pssadas elecSionss lor no tener 10
sdad, de 10 cual me allegro, no sintien.
do el remordimiento de haber llsvado
oil suplicio q mi PATS como 10 hicieran
los republicanos impenitsntes que en-
81 ceguedad politica no ven como se
ac.esisnta faerte, vigoroso inven'
Contin.ia en- Ia pdgina g.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-20
E| orden restab|ecido en- toda Siberia
A|emania propone una vig|ancia mixta
Roosevelt de6ende los emp|eados del canal
Enmienda Plat para Ia Sh de Pines

New York Enero 2O-DCen de San Petersburge que
las ropas eaes al goberno han consegudo mponerse los
batalones rebedes Siberia restablecendo la discipline
mtar Sc gnora numero de eecuciones ealizadas por
oden de los Consoles de Guerra Toda la nea del erro
carr ransiberiano continua bao la ley marca Sc esta
trabajando activdad, de da de noche para
tru los puentes que los revoconaros hceron satar
dnamita Aseg1rase que fines de este e trafco
regularzaa de sera ac Ell traspore de las uezas
que vuelven della Manchuria
Informan de Paris que hay motive para suponer los
dpomatcos amanes en- la conerenca de Agecras dspues
tos pedr sostener que cuerpo de vganca
len las ronteras Marroquies Argea de cuyo
ormaran parte desacamentos de cnco potencas Es
dudoso que Francia admta esta souci6n que esonara
proundamente prestgio Africa ntroducria e
troll aleman en- los asuntos de Marruecos.
Noticias legadas Washington desde el Extreme
Orene hablan probable, de gran mo.imento
en- China contra todos los extrangeros. Sendo impossible
espionae de los bancos en- impero amarillo no Sc OBJ
tenen detaes por information decta solo sabe 10 que
agunos misioneros angcanos ogran prose-
tos Exlste alguna nquietud supone que del
estan cruzndos notas expevas entire los gober
nos de Franca, Ingaterra los Estados Undos.
Ri Presidente Roosevelt ha decarado que en- los asun-
os del canal de Panama la administration puede desafar
odo los examenes que quera hacer Congreso que
tos cagos hacen los directories de la obra de
undamento que dla que nvestigue serie-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Such selling Of stocks
IS was done in the market today seemed to
be under actual necessity from the inability to
secure renewals Of loans that were called by the
banks. There was no sign Of speculative selling
ana the undertone OF confidence in the market
was manifest The strength OF the money
market was acute and the ruling rate through
out the DAY was again higher than yesterday.
disappointment was frankly expressed with the
scope az the assistance offered for the money
market. The amount Of the interest 10 be an
rlcipated on December IS is itself much less
yesterday The fact that the payment Of in.
Jerest viii not be made until December IL
leaves gap between now and then, when dis
rress Of borrowers seems unavoidable.
Sterling exchange continued TO decline today
and i was possible 70 figure profit on gold
Fought IN London for shipment 70 New York
& was implied that the exemption Of the Lon
- market from this requisition due IN
q degree 10 consideration OF the harm TO be
Gpne BY forcing up the Bank Of England rate,
g IL Is believed would surely be done IN the
event Of gold moving 70 New York. In this
connection the financial world is inclined TO con.
strue the language Of the annual report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury assuming that the
Treasury resources should be used by him &C
protect foreign money markets from undue
pressure which might be reflected back upon
our own market by the release Of Government
funds 10 our own banks It was inferred,
therefore, that Treasury relief would be ex.
tened 70 avert movement OF gold from Lon
don 10 New York
Charges that money rates were manipulated
were heard at umes, and the remarks attributed
n JaeCD ID Sehln n presenting his resolution
o. the Chamber Of Commerce for measures tc
regulate the call loan rate were interpreted as
giving countenance 10 the spirit Of this accuse.
1on. It was argued that the equanimity with
which The stock market accepted the high call
losu rates was 70 be explained by the fact
that holders OF the larger number OF stocks
81 the market were not paying the rates owing
70 provision IN time loans made some time
since. Sixty-osy loans were made at 81 per
cent, ana the six months quotation TO 6l5
Per cent Consideration was given TO the
money position to the exclusion Of all other
subjects. The opening rate at 20 per cent was
tne lowest OF the DAY, and the last, at IS per
cent, was the highest OF the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
United States twOs coupon advanced x per
cent call
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
LOS Auu~le. Market.

LOS ANGELES, Dec 6.-Butter prices which
were expected 10 topple today remained very
firm, and there seems now no prospect of lower
Will hold them up. ii is believed. Trading
generally was good today without features.
EGGS-Local ranch. candled, 42c; Northern
ranch. candled, Csc; fresh Eastern, 3Sc; select
ed storage. Csc.
creamery. 75@77c; coast creamery, fancy. I0G
72Lc coast dairy. choice coarse; cooking, &c.
CHEESE-Northern. fresh, Ice; Anchor, large.
lie: Anchor Young America, 1sc; Anchor, hand.
1e@1615c; Eastern cheddars. 1e@le12c; East
ern ionghorn, .17@171ac; Eastern dairy, 17@
1711c; Swiss. imported; 2s@2sc; Swiss domes-
lbFGens nght%eght Be- Young ROSTERS. 17c;
fryers lie: broilers. 19c; old ROSTERS Sc; tur-
keys, lie; old toms, lie; young toms, 19c; hen
turkeys, lie; geese, 10c; ducks, lie; squads, 81
a doz.
Selling prices dressed a lb-Hens, light
weight 17c; heavyweight, 1sc; young ROSTERS.
21c; flyers 21c; broilers. PC; old ROSTERS, 13c;
turkeys, 22@23c; old toms, &c; young toms,
squads, So doz.
POTATOES g sti)-,Idaho RgEals s1s g
Iinas' s1aoG2; Highland SIS; sweet potatoes,
81 50: Watsonville, s1.s5@1- 80.
ONIoNs-Yellow Danvers, SIPS; Northern,
s1.25; garlic, &c; chilis. green, Be; evaporated.
zoe; sun-dried, Zoe; ground 12hc; Mexican.
bulk. 1sc: Austin, brown, local, S1.5o; Northern.
Beans Ia ctl)-Pink. No /. s2.75as; No. 2.
81 30: lima. No. 1. IS; Lady Washington. No. l,
81 90@3: do small white No l, s3.60@3 IS;
HONEY "a Ibl~comb. water white 1ec;
light amber 12613c: comb. white, lac; extract
ed white, eO-lb cans, 61a@7c; light amber, 6
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
THE COPpER STOCKS

market is in such bad shape that brokers are
turning their business down all the time because
they unable to finance It. There plenty
of orders in the market TO buy Copper Range,
1900 shares selling at $50 without breaking the
price
DAILY West has declared regular quarterly
dividend OF so cents. Books close December 10,
payable December 10.
A news bureau says: 'HThe directors OF the
Rhode Island Copper Company have called an
Books close December 81 and reopen January l5
This is the second assessment called By the
Rhode Island, the first being for 81, paid July
10 1902
There is good demand for copper metal in
London The Calumet & Hecls has secured the
right TO sell at the present price.
The mines OF the Amalgamated. in addition to
the regular dividend OF per cent monthly have
declared an additional dividend of "a per cent,
payable monthly. for next year
Butte says; The Mohawk dividend OF 81 is
payable January 10; books close December u -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grim and Provisions


CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-The purchase of wheat
for milling purposes at tie principal grain cen
tiers was of even more urgent character today
than yesterday and prices were strong. The
demand is said to be caused by increased sales
OF -four. The fear of decreased receipts be-
cause of a severe blizzard in the Northwest
stimulated the buying of cash grain. Reports
were also received of larger shipments Of -four
from New York. Throughout the day shorts
and commission houses were active bidders for
December and May. Offerings came largely
from local longs. The market closed strong.
with prices close to the highest point. May
opened X TO &c higher at 7S& 41S5sc. adj
yanced TO 79Ac and closed u to &c up at
Trading in corn was quiet and the market
steady because of small local receipts and
unfavorable weather for the movement of the
crop. The close was steady. May opened un.
changed ST 43Mc, sold between 43ia@43esc and
1870 and closed Nc up at 43&c.
There fairly active trading in oats, and
sentiment was bnllish. May opened shade
to nc higher at 3hss M35kc, sold up to
5Ih 035ssc and closed &c up at 35la @35Nc.
The feature of trading in provisions was a
sharp advance in pork and ribs because OF the
continued small receipts of live hogs at West
Si5o5 and closed al 1888. Lard closed 15c
higher at SIS. 65 Ribs opened at Se1o@s. l212,
sold up to SIS. SOFAS .6214 and closed at ss45.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Open. High. Low Close
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
Hides. rauow, Wool and Hops

Late mail reports from New York OF Hops
"Advices from upstate report confirmed good
buying at prices ranging from 19620hc IN all
counties. These purchases for account OF e
local dealer and have hsd the effect of csusing a
better feeling IN the State market. The only
reported from the cosst told OF sales in
Oregon at 1910. with little demand. but few
sellers. There were important cables from
Europe. Ire German Government hon rrport gives
the crop 400. 7S6 cwt.. against 5s5 13S cwt.
last year and 445, 756 cwt. in 1904
HIDFS-Culs and brands sell about Il ole
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers 1Sc: me-
dunn. 12R@13c; light. 1915 13c; Cow Hides,
sac; Sailed Kip. 131ac; SsIted Veal 151Ac;
pc: dry Calf o5c: Sheepskns. shearlings. 90
7o@eoc: long Wool s1@1.50: Horse Hides salt,
50. % for small and SOC for Colts: Horse Hides.
dry. s2@2 .25 for large and 81 50d175 for
medium. 81 % for small and SOC for Colts.
Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 321R 635c dry, salt
ed Mexican. 25@2715e: dry Central American,
3563I15c Goatskins-Prime Angoras 75c; ex-
ira large do 1928; large, Soc; medium. 35c;
small. 25c
TALLow..-No. rendered. SC; No. 2, 4@4hc;
Grease. 263c.
wOOI-Fan clip-san Joaquin and Southern.
7lSc: fall lambs. 81 613c: Northern do I3M
15c; Humboldt and Mendocino 13dI4c: Mid
die County, s610c; Northern, Halle: Nevada
15@lsc per lb for Spring and 11@14c for Fail.
HOPS-California, 10@14c: Oregon and Wash
ington, 10@14c per ID for 1905.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07

Increased arrivals and rather limited demand
caused general feeling of weakness In nne
the market for fresh extras broke sharply, de-
clining 215c per pound. The rush TO unload was
confined to few houses. however, and several
posted dealers rather expecting the market
to react. The situation in storage and Eastern
goods was Just the reverse of that in fresh local
extras, all descriptions being In sharp request at
firm rates.
The Egg market Is overstocked with fresh Sc
lected Eggs which are moving slowly, and prices
are steadily declining. while the run on storage
goods continues unabated. Fresh selected sold
ing sale was at 45c and that figure was accord
ingly made the official quotation: The only
change in Cheese was a decline or lie IN new
Young Americas.
Sales on the Exchange were as follows:
Butter--1o cases fresh extras at 32c. 20 at SSc
and 90 at 3312c.
Eggs-4o cases fresh selected at 44c. 10 at
Receipts were %. 100 lbs Butter, 10000 lbs
Cheese aud $40 cs Eggs.
The following are tie official quotations as es-
tablished by sales. bids and offers on the moor
of the Dairy Exchange: !,
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 31ac per Id.
steady: do frsts. 3oc firm; seconds, zoe, nrm
for No. 2; Eastern extras, 2sac, firm; do frsts.
2sc firm; Eastern ladies, firm at &c Tor extras
and zoe for frsts Storage goods-Calfornia CT
CSC firm; No. j packing stock, 2o1c, hrm
Eastern extras, os1hc. firm; Eastern ladies, hrm
at Pic for extras and 21c for irsts.
CHEEsE-Fancy California. new mats; lac
icas. fancy. 16c steady; Eastern fancy. TIC; nrm
Western fancy. 15c. firm. Storage goods-Fancy
California fats, lac. Arm: do hrsts l3c, nrm
fancy Young Americas, l5l9c, nrm' fancy Das'-
EGGS-Caifornia fresh selected. 45c per doS,
steady; frsts and seconds. nominal; thirds, soc.
frsts, 26c firm; Eastern storage. selected 25c,
firm; frsts, 241bc Arm; seconds. zoe, firm
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
General Merchandise

BAGS-Grsin Bags. June-July,. s% @sHe;
Wool Bags: 2s!Ac for s.lb and 4sc fol, Alb.
n oAs Is S2 per so ton g. Hw We
Richmond s12; Cumberland. s14 in bulk and
s16.25 in sacks; Camel. So per ton; Welsh An
thracite, SIS; Coke. SIS per ton in bulk and SIT
o1Ls-ouotations are for barrels, for cases
add SC. Linseed, SAC per gallon for
boiled and 52e for raw; Castor Oil,
in cases, No. l. 75c: Bakers AA.
cases. S1.2s@1 80: Lucol, SOC for boiled and 4sc
for raw; China Nut. cases, s5G9oc per gallon
Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. Sc for Ceylon and SOC
for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm OIL.
Csc natural winter Sperm OIL. e5c; natural
75c: No. 1 Neatsfoot OH. 57hc: Herring OIL.
4oc; Salmon OH. s5c; boiled Fish Oil. s5c; Paint
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETo-water white
Coal OIL. from tank wagon, 1o@11c; special do.
12hc; Pearl OIL. in cases. lie; Astral, lie;
Star. lie; Extra Star. Zoe; Elaine. 26c; Eocene.
Ice; Stove Gasoline, in bulk. TIC: In cases,
24c No. Engine Distllate. Iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. do, SIC; cases. SIC more;
Benztne. in bulk l21ac: In cases. 19c; s6-degree
Gasoline. in bulk. Doc; in cases. Soc
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. s6s5c
per ID; White Lead, s@shc, according &c
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed, 4. 75c; Powdered
$50: Candy Granulated 460c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granuated. 4.50c: Beet Granulated, (110
MAGNOLIA A. 4.1oc: Extra C. 4.0oc: Golden C.
3.90c D. 3.s0c: n. & E Crystal Dominoes
7.50c: Tablets. half-bbls. SC; boxes $3.50 pei
ID. Barrels and 5o-lb bags loo, halfbbls 25c and
order taken for less than 70 barrels or its
equivalent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07

Arrivals of strictly fne wheat Hay continue
very light and the price Tor ms nades ~ HsS
rule firm and unchanged Bran and other Feed
SUITS continue very strong. MIN ,ns4 is com
ing in.
The circular of somers & Co. says Of Hay:
show very light total. 223o tons. in comparison
with 1920 for the week preceding. Contrary
winds have prevented the bay sc9oonefs ir pa
making good time, and with the southern Ia Ia
cihc Company we note still greater car scarcity.
Just at the moment it is reported tnat mere are
over. 100 cars of Bay in the Oakland Yards Yards
awaiting transfer to this side Of the bay. Ihese
are urgently needed, for at the moment tpere
here and If relief is not afforded within day
or two temporary famine viii be Doted. Inc
situation throughout the country remains "a un
from all points yet stocks are most p.enti i IN IN
several important districts. We are sun IA .ne
hands of the Southern Pacific Company, ana our
prices are regulated from day to day by the
number of cars delivered.
The weather Is becoming somewhat or rae
tor in establishing the market. for, although no
uneasiness is felt as yet. still the unseasonape
weather and lack of rain Is causing mdfn nay
find its way here Considerable more is being
fed throughout the interior points than would De
under ordinary circumstances
focal prices continue along practically I'M
changed, but with very firm feeling, occa,
strictly a the OF rsnse on hs
No holds practically at previous prices
R RFbSuSa9 s@sg Per ton per ton.
SHORTS 20@22.5o per ton.
FFEDsTuFFsl Rolled d., Barley s2s5 o9a5 I
lots. $4,000; fobbfng, Sal per ton; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills. s24 in 10 and s24 50 in
5 ton lots: iobbing. sos: Corn Meal, S3oq3l (;
Cracked Corn. s31@s2; Horse Beans, nominal;
Broom Corn Feed e0c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots: s2o5o; johbing, s21 per ton; Meal
HAY~Choice Wheat. sis@23 per ton: good
Wheat. s17.5oG1s.5o; other grades Wheat: S14
ale: Wheat and Dat. S15@2o; Tame oat sl2g
IT; Wild Dat s1OMl4; Common Hay, Ss@1O;
Alfalfa. $eQ12: Stock. SS@10 per ton
STRAW-50670c per bale.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-07
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

WaIlstree stocks generally lower Money still high.
Cotton steady Sterling Exchange lower Silver weaker
Mining stocks eatureless Bonds selling fairly.
quiet and unchanged Barley futures higher Oats firm
Fine Hay again advanced Bran and other Feedstufs firm
Heavy demand for Prunes and Rasns in New York.
Hops quiet with slow downward tendency
market becoming easier Onions plentiful and weak
Poultry market steady. Game higher.
Fruit market sufficiently supplied and quiet.
Butter 21zc lower, Eggs lc lower.
Young America Cheese 1c lower.