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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec. 1l.-There was a prompt
and enphstic response today by the money
measures by the Treasury Department for the
money stringency. announced at Washington
after the market had closed yesterday The re-
adjustment Of the price Level at thu closing
in its violence. There were successive ad-
vsnces By sudden inroads Of large buging Or
first quotation for money at the Stock tx
change was 10 per cent. There g furry
To Is per cent in the day. but the ruling rate
was lower than the opening. Sterling ex-
change made sudden rebound from its rapid
fall Of yesterday towards the gold import point.
and the feeling OF relief in London over the
threatened strain that markets resources
discount rates there receded There was de-
cided expansion in the volume Of transactions
~ the Stock Exchsnge-
suspected proportions was left in vulnerable
position by the easing OF the money market.
The increased speculation today was largely
congeste0 n stocks which are the recognized
fsvorites for operations by pools and groups Of
large capitalists The jump in st. Psul was
accompanied by rumors Of an early announce
ment Of subscription rights 10 new stock.
Reading and Amalgameted Copper were az
fecred by gossip of intended dividend increases.
An over extended short interest was created
with special influence in the rise in Canadian
tinued to absorb funds of the market and
Sl5O-000 was deposited for transfer TO New
Orleans Il was subject of comment that
no part Of the intended Government deposits had
been set aside for San Francisco notwithstand-
ing the large part played by demands from
that city in the depletion Of cash holdings IN
New York Money brokers reported the time
money market sentimentslly easier, but no large
amounts came out in offerings. Proft-taking
unsettled the late market somewhat and the
Bonds were STEADY. Total sales, par value.
s.. $50. 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat charters being g9g0tsa ia at 2Ss
tons The chartered grain feet in port has a
registered tonnage of $685.; disengaged, II 900
tons; on the way to this port 245125 tons,
Deranged telegraph wires interrupted Chicago
quotations. and but few were, received The
November of IL 600 900 bushels, against 81. 0oO,-
600 last year.
This market continues dull, featureless and
not materially changed
CASH WHEAT
California Club. s1.22h @1.25 do. milling.
s1.2TI1: California White Australian, sl.32A a
1.37!a; lower grades of California. S11o@1. 20;
stem sqO NortSe Red sI!asTa
FUTURES
10 to 1870 o'clock Session
BARLEY Receipts yesterday were 10, 100
ctls- The market for cash Feed continued
noteworthy variation. The weather is against
an active market at present
common TO fair. S111 .071s per ctl; Brewing
ST. 1915 for poor to common on and s125ai IS
asked for choice.
10 TO 11:30 O'Clock Session
December~si 121s asked.
OATS-The demand continued good. but the
general rain is expected to make 1t better. es-
pecially for seed. Prices continue high, but
firm. Stocks are light, the north is sending
Portland market is above this
Good TO choice Red for feed. $1-40@1 SIS:
common 70 fair. 1907. s71s: Red. for seed.
81. 50@165; White. 81. 421a d1.65: Black, 81 .506
2.25: Gray. S1.425a also per ctl. y
CORN-There is nothing new in the situation,
the market being dull locally. though a very
fair consumptive demand exists In the interior
California small round Yellow, S1.55 asked .
other California kinds. nominal; Western State,
sacked-Yellow, 81 ,25M1. 321a; White S125G
81. mixed. SI.22ih @1.30; White Egyptian.
SL25gL3o; Brown Egyptian, $1.12h Glib per
RYE-The market shows no change whatever.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wastreet stocks generally higher Money 695 per cent
Silver 3zc lower Sterling Exchange declined
All classes of stocks featureess the local exchanges
Wheat and Barley quiet. Oats firm and in good demand
Hay and Feedstufs firm Beans steady Hides hrm
Flour and Cereal Goods still in excellent demand
Wool in good inquiry Fair activity reported in Hops
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables quiet.
Poultry firm under light receipts. Game plentiful.
Beef advanced again Mutton plentiful Hogs steady
Refined Sugar marked down lOc per pound.
Butter lc lower and Cheese 12c lower. Eggs firm. s.
Fresh Fruits still quiet owing to the rain
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dec. I1.-The local wheat market
was weakened today by liberal selling of the
December option by elevator interests. The
market lacked substantial support until late
recovery on buying by bulls News of the
day had little effect on the market. The close
was easy May opened a shade lower to a
shade higher at 79as G791ac. sold off to 7S%c
and closed &c lower at T9@T9Mc.
The market was weak. The market
closed at the lowest point. May opened I'm
changed at 44Ac, sold between 437s @44c and
44Ssc and closed Vase lower
weakness of wheat brought about a slump in
prices. May opened a shade TO 1sc lower at
clined 10 $50. closing nc losver at 36c.
general desire to take profits caused weak
were liberal s4lers because Of 5@10c decline
in the price of live hogs At the close Janu-
airy pork was off Zoe, lard was down 15c and
ribs were off PIC
TIE leaing futures ranged as follows:
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LEAVES HER HUSBAND AND
GOES TO WORK IN FAMILY
W. L. Goodwin and Wife, Formerly OF
This City, Are living Apart
I'm Honolulu.

HONOLULU. Dec. 5.--Mrs. W. I. Good
win. formerly residing at 1928 EN-
ma street. kissed her husband a fond
good-by one morning last week before
he went to work. and since that time
he has not seen her or had any trace
of her whereabouts He is ignorant of
the fact that she is quietly and COM
.fortably settled in a home in the city.
where she is working and earning an
honest living. She does not wish her
husband to know where she is, and
says she left home because OF a mis-
understanding with him, and that he
is fully acquainted with the reason
The Goodwins arrived here from San
Francisco on September 81. The hus-
band holds credentials for excellence
OF character from many people OF I'M
portance in the States Mrs. Goodwin
is a refined woman, with a knowledge
Of painting and literature. She Is pre-
possessing and thirty-two years OF age.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Business still Quiet on All the Loca
Exchanges

The stock and bond brokers did rather more
business on their exchange than on the preceding
day. but the volume of trading was light at
best and there were very wide fuctuat lions.
The general tone of the market was firm.
The Southern Nevada mining stocks showed
no particular changes. the weather still being
against full attendance at the board. Bust
ness somewhat better than on the preceding
day. however with noteworthy activity in Silver
Pick. Silver Pick Extension Lone Star and sew
eral others.
The Comstccks were quiet. steady and fea-
tureless.
Monte Cristo Oil is now ex-dividend of 1c
The 0phir Mining Company is reported to have
about 600 cash or its equivalent on hand
with the November expenses all paid. Talk on
the street is that three 25c dividends could be
paid out of this accumulation Of cash.
The following Eastern dividends have been
declared: American Can Company. quarterly
! " per cent on preferred stock. PAYABLE Janu-
arr q Underwood Typewriter Company semi
annual, 3 per cent each on first and second pre-
ferred stocks. payable January l TO stock of
record December 20: Guggenheim Exploration
Company. quarterly. 2h per cent preferred
stock, payable January 2: International Paper
Company quarterly 11s per cent on preferred
The Patterson Greek Gold Mining Company
has levied an assessment OF 10c. delinquent
January TO-
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company
has declared the regular quarterly dividend of
10c share. payable December "a. This COM
pany has paid out in dividends SIS 121 221. 10.
l
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Los Angeles Market,


LOS ANGELES. Dec. 11.-Trading on the
produce market was almost at standstin to-
changed; Receipts were virtually nil. There
asto1 Today Carloads Were soid on
the Produce Exchange. two of Idaho fances
potatoes we're offered at 81 .52Ia and these have
brought down the price of local They can be
delivered here for $3.50 per cwt., possibly
special rate of 10 cents less will be made. From
Minnesota and Wisconsin they be brought
for about the rate. Sixty carloads from
Idaho thus far this season have strengthened
EGGs-Local ranch. candled. &c: northern
ranch. candled; ssc; fresh Eastern. 3sc; select
BTTTER-Locsl creamery. 77nc; Valley
cooking. pc.
CHEESE Northern. fresh, Ice; Anchor,
l9c: Eastern singles. ISL ai17e: Eastern twins.
16d1615c; Eastern cheddars. 16@161sc; East
fT1 sRsg Eastern sw dsr a@
tic. zoe: limburger use: brick cream. Zoe
Buying. prices. live weight. a lb.-.Hens. light
weight. 15c; young ROSTERS, lie; flyers, lie:
old toms. lie; young toms. 1ac; hen turkeys
Selling prices. dressed lb.-Hens. light
weight. lie; heavy weight. lsc: young roosters.
turkeys. 22@23c; old toms. 22c; young toms,
23c: hen turkeys. 21c; geese. 10c; ducks, lie;
POTATOES "a cwt)-Idaho rurals. sl.e5;
Burbanks. sl.5oG1 S.: choice. s1.s5@1.4o: sa-
linas, sl90@2; Highland; sl.75: sweet pota-
ONI0NS-Yellow Danvers. S1.25 Northern.
81 25: garlic. &c: chflis green. Sc; evaporated.
zoe; dried, 2oc: ground. 121ac; Mexican.
bulk. 1sc: Austin browns, local, S1.5o; North
ern. SI-25@1.5O
2, 81 30: lima No. l. SIS. Lady Washington No.
/. S2.90G3; do, small whites No. l, S3.6o@
3. rs; black eye, IS. 1904; garyanzas, $4.25@
$50: lentils 9d1Oc III.
HONEY Ia lb)-Comb. water white. Ice;
light amber. lac: comb. white. lac: extracted
". W.. 60-lb. cans, T6715c; extracted. white,
6o-lb cans, 6EM7c; light amber, S@6lsc.
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CANNED yEGETABLES-Peas extra fine
75@soc fancy. s1.10@l. 90 gallons. s2.75@3;
Tomatoes. -1slb standards, SCI a S5c.
CORDAGE-Maniia. 15afc: Sisal. 10%c; Du-
pick. 0%c: Sisal Bale Rope 12G12Ac per h.
QUICKSILVER s3T .50@39 for local trade
and nominal per flask for export.
PACIFIC CODFISH-50-lb bundles Whole Cod.
Sc; 100-lb cases Whole Cod. 41ac: do extra large,
&c: do imitation Eastern, &c: Norway &c;
Anchor Brand. 4c: Narrow Gauge. 415c. Silver
King. 61ac: Golden State Middles, &C. Seabright
Blocks. size; Crown Tablets. &c; Pearl Tablets.
TEc Boneless 9@9hc: Picked Cod, barrels,
81: do half barrels. $3.50: Tongues. per kit,
81 20. Net cash 10 the jobbing trade.
SALT-Local jobbers quote as follows Half
ground. $5.50@6 per ton. Dairy. 50 per ton: do
bales. S1.25 each: Rock Salt. s5@5.50 per ton
Imitation Liverpool. 81 per ton; do bales 81. %
market
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NEW YORK, Dee. 11.-There was an advance
of IS in the London tin market The local
market was steady. with spot quoted at $40 50 8
Copper was higher in the English market.
The 60, Ioe g, market was firm. with Lake quoted
and casting. So. 12h 623 37H. y
Lead was firm and unchanged at SIS. 75a6. o5
IN the local market. The London price was
higher vas
Spelter was firm and higher here with SPOT
quoted at $6-35@6-50. London was also higher
Iron was unchanged abroad
Locally the market was firm and unchanged.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, Dec. I1.-FLoUR-Receipts
p. 800; exports. 1000 Market steady with
trade quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts. 25s.ooo: exports. 5000.
Spot barley steady No. red. elevator and
s2kc T. O. b. ahoat; No. / Northern. Duluth,
SIC c. l. Z. Buffalo; No. hard winter 7915c
Options closed Ease net lower. May closed
s5c; July, s4hc; December, s1hc.
W0OL-Steady
HIDES7Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady at a net de-
cline OF 5Ql5 points. Sales for the day were
reported Of $4,000 bags, including December
525c; January, 5.30G5.35c; May, 5.65 as. 75c
September, 6Q6-05c: Spot Rio, quiet; No.
z, invoice steady. Mild, steady.
sCGAR.Raw. quiet; fair refining. 1890;
33zc. Refined steady.
DRIED FRUIT
ELABORATED gAPPLES-The market is
no further concessions for future shipment.
Futures are quoted at 969Ac; choice, 9&c:
prime in cases S2k @S1kc.
PRUNES-Are in fairly active jobbing de-
mand and rule firm with California fruit rang.
ing from &c to &c, according TO size.
APRlCOTS-Are nominally unchanged. with
choice quoted at 16c; extra choice, 1761sc. and
fancy. 1Sd20c.
PEACHES-Are in limited demand, but sup
plies are also light and the tone of the market
Is firm. Choice are quoted at 12c: extra choice
l211c: fancy at l3c.
RAISINS-Are unchanged, with loose Mus.
catel quoted at 7A@S1zc; seeded raisins at Z
@lOc; London layers at sl.65@1.75.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

The continued rainy weather was still operat-
ing against trade in fresh fruits and business
in all lines was still confined to narrow limits
grapes Apples and well-colored Navel Oranges
were the only articles that seemed to attract
buyers. and they were weak. with stocks far in
excess OF requirements. Pears. Persimmons and
all Citrus goods other than Oranges were ex-
fremely dull and prices were largely nominal.
Large lines of fancy Apples. purchased at high
prices in the growing districts were being
placed in storage by the owners.
CRANBERRfES-Cape Cod. S13@14 per Dbl.
APPLES-Fancy. 81 .3501 so per box for New
town own pippins 81 .25n175 for red varieties and
81 81 gl,29 Tor believers: common to choice, 500
u per box; Christmas Apples. 81 80 per box.
PEARs-winter Nellis. 81 .5o@2 per box for
choice and I5cMS1 for No. 2.
PEfSlMMoNS-75cG7S ner box.
GRA PES--Crstes. 81 al. %: boxes. 6507s0c.
ClTRuS FRUITS-Prr box: Navel Oranges.
- - aoGs5o for fancy: s1.75@2. % for choice and
:. 25@l. 30 for standards: Tangerines. 7Sc@
81 ,oV: lemons. $1.5nM3 for choice and fancy.
LINES s9.5on4
TROPICAL FRrITS-Bananas - per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2N2 81 for Central American
Pneapples. S365 per dozen
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Roxtnn Wool Market

BOSTON. Dec. 1.-THE feature dominating
the Boston wool market is the strength of for
eign markets and the small supply of wool on
sale here. The supply is IN q strong position.
The demand for clothing wool furnishes special
interest fine bringing 66@67c and in several
cases CSC. Some transactions reported at
65c while several lines said TO be worth roc.
Pulled woods in steady demand. Foreign
grades firm Quota tions
Califoma-Scoured basis: Northern choice,
81 G6sc; Northern good. 65G66c; middle county,
65 @66c; Southern, 62@63c; fall free, 54@55c
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EASTERN MARKETS
New Work. Money Market

NEW YORK. Dec. lI.-Money on call strong
6 10 Is per cent; ruling rate, S13 per cent
closing BID 6 per cent, offered at per cent
Time loans easy; 60 and 80 days, per cent;
months. Ga per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6d615 per cent
Sterling exchange frTner. with actual bushes
in bankers bills at 81 S390d4 1. 1895 for demand
and at s.. 1915 a.. 1925 for sixty-day bills
Posted rates. s.. s0ls and 81. S5@4s515-
Commercial bills. S4.TSS.-
Bar silver 6s15c.
Mexican dollars 527kc-
Government and railroad bonds, steady.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour firm. No. 2 spring wheat: a9@
soc; No 3, 74@s4c: No. red, Az @74Ac:
No. corn. 454c: No. . yellow. 47Ac; No.
oats. 34c; No. . white. 36G361ac; No. white
1888 @36e: No > rye 641a @e5c; fair TO choice
mailing barley. 49@55e: No. faxseed. 81 y :
seed, 81 354 $50; clover contract grades. SIS. 73
short ribs. sides Qoosel. IS. 25@S.75; mess pork
sides boxed, S9G9. 12l1; whisky. basis of high
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. Dec. 11.-Clearings, s1,6ss, 1872;
balances 1921, 534.
Tacoma; Dec. 11.-clearings, ss11,oee; bal
ances. S93.274.
PORTLAND, Dec 11-clearings, s1.2o3. IA;
balances, S102, S22.
SPOKANE, Dec. 11.-Clearings, 81 OCT 154 :
balances $179 293
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Hay and Feedstuffs

The Hay market at the moment is soft. owing
10 the rain, which prevents hauling but this IL
purely local and temporary condition, que To
the storm. and the general situation continues
strong and as before stated. Receipts. for the
past 4S hours were 916 tons. including IL cars.
Bran and other Feedstufs continue strong,
with sellers finding difficulty in obtaining full
ngures. The only adverse condition is the diff
Guilty In getting the goods. deliveries from
northern sources are very slow.
BRAN-$20@22 per ton
MIDDLINGS-s27l3 0 per ton.
SHORTS-S20@22.5 80 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley $23 50@25;
Mixed Feed. $23@25; Oilcake Meal in 5-ton
lots, $50, jobbing s4l per ton. Cocoannt
Cake or Meal at mills. S24 in 10 and $24.5 30 In
8 ton lots: jobbing. S25: Corn Meal, S30@31
Cracked Corn. s31@32; Horse Beans. nominal;
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal.
fafa. $50. So jobbing S2I
HAY-IChoice Wheat. $19@23 per ton good
Wheat. $l1.5001S.50: other grades Wheat. Sl4
@l6; Wheat and Dat sl5G20; Tame Dat. s12@
u; Wild Dat; slo@14: Common Hay. $9@10;
STRAW-50@ Toe per bale.
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" LtEs II -
Articles
Butter. cheese and Ecrs

CHICAGO. Dec. lion the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was steady.
Creameries. 22@31c: diaries. 20@29c. Eggs
Steady; at mark cases included, 26@30c; frsts.
Sic; prime hrsts, SAC; extras, Sec. Cheese
Steady; 13@l4c.
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VOLCANO ACTIVE

HONOLULU. Dec. 5.-A wireless mes
sage from Hilo says that fire was dis
covered in the crater of Kilauea on
Sunday, December 2. with a slight flow
of lava Another message says that the
volcano Is active and that the lava is
running continuously. The volcano
had been quiet for a year.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

There We're light arrivals of Potatoes from
the river, and with indications favorable to
decreased receipts from that source for some
time to come the market ruled very firm, with
receivers holding out for the recently advanced
quotations Oregon Burbanks were rather quiet.
but the best lots firmly held. The wet
weather is causing Onions to sprout and with
stocks heavy and dealers anxious TO keep as
closely cleaned up possible the market re-
mains weak and in unsatisfactory condition all
around.
There not much doing In vegetables yes
terday. and although supplies were light. con,
stst1ng almost entirely of what came in on
Monday. the market was weak for Southern
California lots.
Oregon Burbanks, 81 35 al. 65 Sweet Potatoes.
S1.25G1.50.
oNIoNs-Yellow. per ctl. 5o@e5c
9. vEGETABLES-Green Peas, cas- per Id:
String Beans. S@12hc per ID: Wax Beans,
s@10c per ID; Tomatoes. sf01.5 per crate; Hot
house Cucumbers. 81 per dozen: Cream Squash.
60m15c per box; Summer Squash. S1@125 per
box Garlic 21a M3c per Id: Cabbage. Toe per
ctl; Caulihower: 15c per dozen; Carrots 81 per
sack: Turnips 81 per sack: Egg Plant. nominal j.
Green Peppers. 3@6c per ID for Chile and
1o@l21ac for Bell; Marrowfat and Hubbard
Squash, $10G15 per ton.
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in satisfactory demand with prices for the lat
ter firm in sympathy with the raw grain eoa
4.s5, usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 400 q. 60;
ssuperhne $3.25G3.60; Oregon and Washington,
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, So % per 100
lbs IL Rye Flour. 1913; Rye Meal. $3.50; Rice
$3.75: Dat Meal. s45oal.75: Dat Greats, 81. g;
aoomniny Ss.I5@4; Buekwheat Flour ss;Se %.
Whole Wheat Flour, So. 80: Rolled Oats, bbls,
$!@s; in sacks. Sc. 5o@I. 80. Rolled Wheat. bbls,
Peas, boxes $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per 100
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Dee 11-Today's statement
Of the Treasury balances in the general fund
shows Available cash balance. 1924. lis, 029:
gold coin and bullion, s106 323, 957; gold GER
tihctaes. SIS. 1oz. 100
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In 1857 the whaling industry OF New
Bedford was worth more than $4,000
900. Then came the discovery OF min
eral oils and the whale fishery Ian
guished-
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.-wOOL-Steady; medi-
UNI grades, combing and clothing 23@27c;
light fine, 19@21c; heavy fine, 14@16c, tub
washed, 32M3715c.
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Available Grain SUNNY.

NEW YORK. Dec. H--Special cable and tele-
graphic communica lions received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous accounts:
crease. 235. 600 bushels: Canada. decrease SIS
200. Total United States and Canada decrease
6z2 600 bushels. Ahoat for and In Europe 1900
600 bushels. Total American and European sup
plies increase. $3.50. 900 bushels
677 .nno bushels
OATS-Uuited States and Canada decrease
1877 900 bushels
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady; 31std per ounce.
Money-315G4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is SIS per cent and for three months
bills 81 ass per cent.
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Dried Fruits. Nuts, Raisins and Honey

me market is now passing into the regular
iuu common to all lines of wholesale business
IN lecember and not much activity is expected
.nti after the turn Of the year. The situation
rs as hrin ms ever. with no decline in prices ex-
FkUITS--Apricots. 1rM1Sc ner III; Fvano-
rated Annles. spot 6a ds1kc: Peaches. 1o@13c:
peers. 9nl216c: Figs nominal: PrInes. 4-size
basis a6 2Ac; large sizes. 4a4hc basis
RAIs1NS-Seeded. 81 6Inc: Loose Musca tells.
&c. pc and Sc for 2. and crown respect
lveiy; Seedless Sultsuas &c: THOMPSON Scedless,
. ..ac Tor unbleached. london layers. 3-crown.
~ -. London Layers. 2-crown. 81 ~.
SuTS-A'ronds Nonpareils. 172 61shc; l
u. l6ln MISc Ne Pins Ultra. 16M17c;
prakes. 1sh MI41sc: Langucdoes. 13hM14c;
nna af aMloc.. Wanuts. jobhng prices-
Soft sheu. 15n1Gc for NJ. / and 12M13c for
no. =; hardshel' lac for No. / and lie for No.
= itslian Chestnuts. l21, 614c per ID.
HoNFf-16G17c per N for bright comb and
lS1l5c for amber: do extracted. 615@7hc for
water white and 5h67sc for amber
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for pure;. half barrels, pure, 12c; 1o-lb tins.
l2lac 5,-: S,lb tins. l2xc;. BIB tins, 12%c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 9%c; three
half barrels 99sc; one fierce. 9l5c: two tierces
9ssc; five tierces, 9Ac.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
Proyfsfons

The stormy weather continues to operate
a against trade, but all quotations remain I'M
CURED MEATs-Bacon 141ac. per ID for
n neeavy, .l41ac for light medium. 16c for light.
cured Dry Salt Sides. 13lsc: Bellies. 14c: East
eTn sugar Cured Hams. 17@II1hc: California
Hams. 16h61Ic: Mess Beef. 50 per Dbl; extra
Ness Ness $3.50: Family SO: Prime Moss Pork.
ss1e,o0; eytrs clear. s2a: Mess. 49,; Pig Pork.
LARD--Tierces quoted at SIC for California
compound. exc for Eastern compound and Ike