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New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]


Chicago. Dec. 1S--Aarkets We're all firm to-day,
with wheat corn and oats displaying strength that
lifted them all out OF the apologetic disposition
they recently assumed on occasion of a slight ad-
vance At the close wheat had gained 13c for De-
cember and llc to ssc for May: corn. sc for De-
eember and sc to 1sc for May; oats 1c to 9so for
December and sc to l+c for May. Provisions were
from unchanged TO &C higher.
There was once more at the opening Of the wheat
market much smaller receipts IN the Northwest
than those OF the year before and the market
started firm in consequence Receipts here, on the
other hand, lower than last years The
market received continuous support in the t1rst
hour. in which time il had added Isc to the price
at which trading started. The market in the
middle Of the day became very quiet but there
was no abatement of the hrrnness of feeling that
underlay the trade. the price hanging close to the
best price made the early rise. At the close
December was offered at Use compared with
1S5sc yesterday, and there were buyers Of May at
7Slzc TO 7S5sc, compared with 7SI3c yesterday.
Offerings Of corn light and as the demand
at The same time better the market was Arm,
as was 10 be expected under such circumstances.
December, after selling hign as 42l4c, closed at
42c- compared with 4l54c the day before and May,
the highest price OF which 4Ssc 44c closed
4834c 10 4S7sc, compared with 4Sasc Monday.
The market for oats firm throughout the
session. Local receipts We're not as heavy as the
estimate and the weather conditions in the West
were not promising Of increased receipts in the
near future. Closing price of December was 34s.c.
compared with 3ii5c yesterday, and May, 56I4c,
compared with S6lsc Monday.
Provisions were firm. though trade was Of slender
volume Light offerings necessitated rather lively
bidding by few brokers who had buying orders
10 ILL., January pork opened at S6, sold 10 SIG 02Js
TO sl5 s7i2 January lard opened at IS 75 IS 77a
and 3 50 10 $ 70 January ribs opened at IS 57 and
TO n &
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
FslcKs RIGHT TO BUILD DOUBTED.

rrion yesterday that the viii OF Miss Henrietta
Lenox which WIS hlea for probate IN 1856, does
nor permit Of the OF any part Of the plot in the
rear o: The Jenox Library. except for library pur
poses. 60 they cannot see how H c Frick can
Get q clear title 10 the land
The Will also provides that should the vacant land
the rear u the library be- occupied by a building
"a; part Of rhe Lenox Library then the land is to
as dyided between the legatees Of her will. The
-rncpsl proV ous Of the viii affecting title 70 the
aad IN question were printed in The Tribune yes
.srdsy.
4 vel known real estate appraiser said yesterday
lat h valued the land iu the rear Of the library
e. 3 aFisa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
MAY PASS ALTON DIVIDEND.

The directors Of the Chicago & Alton, according
10 reports widely circulated yesterday in Wall
Street viii at their meeting this week pass the
dividend on the preferred stock The control Of
the property is held Jointly by the Union Pacific
and Rock Island interests, under an arrangement
by which the management IS in the hands of each
party alternately for two-year periods. The man
agemenC recently turned by the Union
Pacific, which had ueld it for two years, To the
Rock Island party, whose representatives. now I'll
the executive offices. Interests identified with the
control said yesterday afternoon that the question
of passing the dividend had not come up for dis
cu5sicn. The initial seull-anuual dividend Of per
cent the preferred stock was paid July last
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
HoNEBoUND COMMUTERS HELD Up
Driving Rod on Engine Parts in Erie Tunnel
Delaying Traffic.

an accident IN the Erie tunnel last night. which
resulted In no loss of life or injury to anvbodv
su up traihc for about two hours Train No 621,
,,--" He -lew York and New Jersey branch, had
proceeded into the tunnel abort ,,-ol,,o b,d-os
lee1 when one of the driving rods on the forward
engine snapped 1t hit the ground with such force
'hat the the engine was lifted from the rails The
am came TO sudden stop, and passengers were
,ioMh from their seats, but injured.
AhAt twenty outgoing trains were stalled untn the
engine could be taken from, the tunne, Incorcin,
s. Lsans We're also blocked the west side of the
tan on foot and in trolley cars W
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
MUCH GRAIN AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo. Dec. lS.-An unusually large amount of
grain has reached this port in the last few weeks,
and tie total amount aloat and in store is now
twenty million bushels The receipts for the forty
eight hours ending last night 4,130,662 bush
els, which is a new record The grain, which was
carried twenty-eight vessels, was divided
Wheat, 3,S55,5S4 bushels; barley 34S.5zS bushels;
fax, 426500 bushels. The grain afioat in TIE harbor
is now 10000 600 bushels and the elevators are
glutted with II, 100000 bushels more. About seven
million bushels the grain ahoat viii be left in the
holds Of vessels until spring.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
EAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE

1AE8 8UAG-AEEElCAN LINE
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
Pi-H OITH-CHERBOC
6iuecher- Dec -. 10 AM AIerika (new)Jan )
y nsylv MIA Dec -2H. .4PAI Batavia. Jan. Il
~Oraits Che-bourg- Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO -NAPLESS-GENOA-
hamburg Jan. 10 Hamburg. Mar. -
Deutschland. Feb. Hamburg May
Hamburg Feb. 10 sfMoltke. ---- Nav d
Has Grill Room SC. fFfas Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
PoTTERs ADVANCE PRICES.

Pittsburg. Dec. 1s.-At a meeting here to-day Of
the United States Porters' Association, at which
hundred plants, or 20 per cent Of the entire pottery
production OF the country, was represented prices
were advanced for the ensuing year as follows:
Semi-pOrcelain wares. 20 per cent, and almost
equal advance inferior wares. Cream color
wares We're raised 60 IL and per cent of the list
80 and 10 per cent of.
Urns and vases were advanced from S1s 50 to
81 40 dozen. while 10 per cent advance was
made on all kinds OF tugs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
y. Y " H. s HARTFORD r r

n Y. N H & HARTFORD r. =
Trains depart fr1m Grand Central Station.
r2d st. and 4td ave. as follows Tor
BOSTON. Via New London & Prov. III Co
II 1000. * 1902 a NJ. u l1:O0.
x ] .N1 * 800. = SEQ 'f 5.Oa
sf12-uu NJ Via Willimantic-rrS;O1 ~
NJ 1900 =. n VIA Spfd.-t9-1k A. NJ.
? L 90. 100 sft,0G p NJ
Wor' ser & Fitch. via Putnam. 1888 p. A
LakevtIle 4 Mort rs - A. NJ. TS-3f p. n
CT Harrington. Stockbricge LenOx Pttts-
neld-t4.5 50 tS.49 A. NJ and 1881 VI
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and Cl25th s.. also at GAS 100 cl35S
Rway c2s Union square. ciS2 fifth ave-.
c2f5 Columbus Ave. esq Madison Ava.
.fOS w 12Sth ST. 279S Third Ave. "a
BROOKLYN, ca Court 81. 419 Nostrand Ave-.
800 R'W1y-
sDailv- Except SUNDAYS. fStops at f25eA
st xStops at t25th 81 SUNDAYS Only.
fpa~1Or Car limited. Has dining caA
cparlor and Sleeping car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
UNIFORM FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION.
Central Association Plans System for All
Roads to Meet Shippers Demands.

Chicago. Dec. Is--An effort is TO be made by tho
railroads to adopt uniform classification of freight
IN response to the demands of the shippers and
TO the suggestions of the Interstate Commerce
commission. The first step IN this direction was
taken by the Central Freight Association to-day,
which has asked the Eastern lines TO Join It in
considering the question.
=, ne plan is TO appoint committees representing
the western and Eastern lines. which will confer
and see If uniform classification cannot be agreed
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
NEW sEAsoARp AIR LINE OFFICIAL.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 1S--Tt officially announced
to-day that l. Sewer. Of Birmingham, will become
second vice-president and traffic manager Of the
Sea board Air Line Railway from January / sue
ceedine7 Z I. Cost, who becomes traffic manager
Of the Kansas city Southern Railway. Mr.. Sewer
is now general freight agent Of the Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Birmingham. His FORMAL
election by the Seaboard directorate will occur in
NV YORK Thursday
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
soRRlsrowN BANK RAISES DIVIDEND.

ne board of directors Of the First National Bank
. @4orristOWu, y. J., has declared semi-annuai
e'toehd OF per cert thus placing II on an ahnual
esiasnc basis of x rer cent This increases the
ne per cent over the former annual rate % a
EI cent. The First National is one OF the Oldest
Jersey Institutions, having been estab4lsIeu N
~ Albert r. Aernam IS president
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
TRIBUTE TO BRITISH MERCHANTS.

tribute to the probity OF British merchants
uia by General Appraiser Fischer. OF Board No. 2
q The United States General Appraisers in opin-
On he handed down yesterday on protest made
~ William Mills & Son. against z decision by the
tolector o. Customs this port regarding the
ogy 10 be "a III on certain spear point fish hooks
n modifying the decision Of the Collector as TO
- amount # duty 70 be paid. General Appraiser
tseher saws that much weight was given 70 the
s1asTlts % the proIestanrs Witnesses as the
lscsrstiors of British merchants are invariably
oTdsd b. the hoard
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FernAIA

Hy. understands carving. has best refer
ences. Jussia Bureau. ESQ Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
nlsMoND STATE STEEL WORKS SOLD.

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 1s.-The extensive works
TIE Diamond State steel Company, IN this city,
Aefe sold a. receivers sale to-day In accordance
w decree OF the United States Circuit Court,
a-oElns proceedings instituted by creditors and
s~leAolcers. The plsnt was purchased by John =.
NeEE1rk Co.. ~ Philaoel phia, for $4,000 The
-rchasers rsHresent q sEndicate of stockEolders
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Eimh1 DAYS H@ lfalN

5T THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
From New York, February l. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
SPAIN MAY TAX FOREIGN WHEAT.

Nacrid. Dec 1f-The Minister Of Finance, Ma
ss-ro Reverter today introduced bill in tie
.aSrn5er Of Deputies providing for the temporary
~tlag OF N wheat ~ pesetos, and hour :
pss4iss for -ee kilogramnles. There WAS no dis
-assior ~ the messCre.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
STEEL CORPORATION WAGE ADVANCE

sohet. IL. Dec. 1s-The United States Steel Cor
bGsaoH announced to-day that the wages OF its
gt thousand ernploves IN the Joliet mills will be
.leeseo on January l. Common laoorers VIII re
80 80 y cents day additional ano the "iHer
'S1es vii be benefited proporuonateiy
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Furnished by

asked.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
RAILROADS,
PEMMSY!L WANNA
Il IL RIO A ID.

LII GGNiNW ull VI AuWuA
Il ALL R'O AD.
Stations foot Of West Twenty-thfrd srrsss
aLd Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
- - The leaving time from Dssbrossss ana
that given below for Twenty-third stress
FOR THE WEST.
t1-55 a. m CHICAGO SPECIAL.
~ - A. m PITTSBURGH DAY EXPRESA
-lo.93 a. m TIE PENNSYLVANIA LA.
ITED--ChicagO, CINCINNATI and S. LouiA
.l.55 D. m. ST. louis LIMITED.
'l-a0 p M CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST LOUIS EXPRESS
600 p. a., Ps-NNS YL.vANIA SPECIAL
=. % ?. m CHICAGO LIMITED.
:. 0-o1 - p. m WESTERN EXPRESS
'0--S p n ST. LOUIS AND CINCCSSAz1
Z 53 p m PACIFIC ExPRES5
80 p m CLEE ELASD AND CTNCINS
NATT EXPRESS.
. % p. m. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
'I55. %. %. q. IS. -fO.s5 a m, IA
nedS as ls s. eqasT:ss19na .ss5' .sssl as s'' :
m m; Il 10 night sunday. SIS. al.
sress5o6s, le = =; nj 1nI;s T. 3 'l29s rs2 sGn.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-s225 25. -s.z5 -
m. II. 10 a m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LrSE.1.sz5 o. o.
and S-25 .. m daily.
sEABOARD AIR IINE-I22s . m aoA
ITO a. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAT-
CEEsAPEAKE { OHIO RAu.wAY-
IS a m week days; "10.5o a m aaA
-4-55 p m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR,
FOLk--'7-25 a n week days and aao
ATLANTIC CITT.-s.5o a m ant ASS -
N week days, Sundays. ~T.55 a N.
CAPE MAE.--l2 % p m week Gays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK oocee1
and Point Pleasant, s-55 a m. l2A
325. 455 .. n md 1910 night wss9
days. Sundays. . a m and s-55 ?. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sT1O IS, @10.55. '1I55 a m, Il Is. ~ -
II 55. a. 81. 210. 255. '3 Is. 3.55. Is
%. s4-55 e'T4.55 for North Philaaei ipnia
only). 5.55. SOS. 6.55. 7-55. S.25. s-55. 9.2a
l9.55 for North PEiladelphia oniy) p ms
-755. s25. "o.25. s55. -4fO.55. .1055 =
m 10 % 'I255 81 50. sl 55. g. IS. 3. 81
"425 t~r4.55 for NORTH Philadelphia oufya
s455. '5-55. 6.25s 7-55. S.25, s55. ~
q s. for Marta Philadelphia only) p rn-s
sDlninz Car. Extra fare train
Ticket offices. Nos 461. 1854 and lIo Sroaf>
way; 1S2 Fifth Ave (oelow I'D St-)i 2o1
Firth Ave. (corner 29th St-D. and stations
named above. Brooklyn. = Court Stre-r,
326 Fulton street. 40 NOsrrand Ave, $50
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton The New York Transfer company
will call fCr and chec< baggage frora
hotels and residences through 10 destinA-
TeIephors "54s CHELSEA for Pennsylvsnis
RailrcaG Cab service
W W. ATTERBURY. J. ? WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r T-afac ManassaA
GFlO- W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Tram KILLS WOMAN AND GIRL.

=, ~ouht Holly. Dec. lS-Mrs Edward Hulse Was
80 outright and her daughter 50 badly injured
ss, s.e died later when train struck their car
iVss the tracks
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave y. 2. Ba clay. Christopher, W. -
sta
IS. 90 A M-For Bnghamton and Elrnira
sJO 90 4 M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81
Louis.
81 40 p M.-F'or Buffalo and Chicago.
"a 90 ?. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
ys6 rs P M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss As . M-Fcr Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca.
90 90 A. M.-Chicag go-Sleepers open 9s3
"a
Tickets az i4s. s29 Mss 1884 Broadway.
~ Y: s39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn DAILY.
Except Sunday. zLeaves Christophar 81
8 10 ?. NJ weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Ct billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley build
ers. lowest prices MAItA BROS. "A
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
..Amerlca.s ereatest Rallroad.-
NEW YORK (IzgTRsl
a HICsCN RIVER RsIRQAo

NEwYoNlN QgNTRAl
q eLCSCN RIVER RsiLRlAo
Trains leave Grand Central station. 42t 81
D m, stop az 18th st. Il minutes later
BunalO-fS. 80. tS as @IU-2O a. m. 10y
LOS '2O4. $50. $500. -e-eo. '9-aA
$50. ~1L3O ?.
Chicaso-~S. - a. m sL06, $50, -ASh
~J-SO. ~8 90. - o. '9.30. "1L30 p. m
CfnctnlaJi-+2 O.. - 50. - 0c -. 30 = 50 p-I~
CIevelaud--S. ~ a n. 100. $50, 'oVt>
500, -. 30, -il30 2. N.
Colurn bus--2.O4. '5.3O. 800. % 80 p M
Detroit-"s 45 a m. sLO5. 'A3O. 'onA
500. -. 80. Sl13O o. n.
IndianapOlis-%3 o. s. 30 50 D. m
M9ntreal-s12- 10. 1880. 1s-45 q m. 'I-oA
Niagara FaIis-ts 30. ss.45 an. '1O-2O an,
-lO2. '106. 800. 500. "s2 %. sse>
ST Louis-.aO4. $50, .11sO D. n
ToronLo-+S. 80 q m IS 90. bs 80. bill 80 . rss
HARLEM DIVISION.
sos a. n. and 3-S6 p H., ex- Sun1ay, 70
Pttts1eId and No. Adams; sunday. 9-3I an
Pullman cars on al through trains
Ticket Offices at 149. 245. AIS and LAs
Broadway. 25 Onion So W. 210 Columbus
Av-, III West I25Lh St. Grand Contra! ane
125rh St Stations. New York. 33S and IS@
Fulton st. and 954 Broadway. Brooklyn-
HDaiiy. TEX sun fEx- Mon. bEx. SAL
Tel eDhone 900 3sth St" for New 1or8
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked rom
hotel or residence by WestcOtt EXPRESS
vice-PTeAient. Gen'i Passenger Assas
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
STEAMBOATS,.

D m e = m AM and Points in New Eng
~ (Uj - iU iN land Reduced Rates.
FALL, RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. Fares reduced 10 all points-Boston.
So e5: Newport. Fall River s.. %; Provi-
dence, So. go Leave Pier i9. y P, Il. War
ren ST week days and Sundays. 500 =. NJ
Strs Priscilla and Providence. Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
Pier 10. y r. foot Clarkson St. week days
only. s p. NJ Steamers City OF Lowell and
Chester ". Chapin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 20. z. p
week days only 2:45 p. NJ: foot East I'D
St p NJ Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.
Through Daily Train. to .hs ws-s

Through Daily trains 70 the wet
Leave New York CITY 23d ST Lib'y -
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. T.S0 am 500 aEa
CHIC. GO. COLUMBUS. II 50 an u 90 n 3
PTTTSBURG. CLEVE ED. so PM 4Oo pua
'PTTTSBURG LIMIT D. $50 pm 100 pna
GIN. ST. .LOT-IS. .LOT-TSV.. Il 20 pm 1S0 am
ClN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV.. 2 50 am 10 90 ana
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV., 5. so pm Q 90 pra
O.6ces, PAS. 434 1900 Broadway. Astos
HOUSE los Creea-v wien s.. . Union Square
W s91 Grand 81 n Y S43 Fulton 81.
Brook lyn: West I'D St and Liberty ST.
After o. Sleeping Car Ressrvatfono
and full in formal ton regarding trains. etc.,
can be obtained az Bureau OF rnformatiOn
p & q r p. sd St. Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea 3f+A
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revoiutioniZed By Dr'
Euchanan's latest invention. teeth viii
out plates, specialist in porcelain crows
ana mays: inexpensive. DR.. BucAahah. "O
Madison ave. corner 59th ct
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
wrw .l-g@EY CENTRAL

wrw .l=gsEY CENTRAL
STATIONS E3o. Ws., tlssTsy ass = *, > K
Tine snOwn below Is from Liberty Sc
West I'D 81 leaves 10 minutes earlier. ez~
cep5 as noted by Designating marks.
t'l2 10. $50. MOO. m'SOO. $40. SO %
$1,000. sl1-Oo. 1LSO. m@12 90. T'1o1
Ls0 90 '5oo 400; $500 SO.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
ET 80. IS. 90. $4,000. T'12O0. 200. St'Aoc.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST-z4oo
8 40 A NJ. X1.0o, I3e. k3- 40 IA Is. 500
=; n. x6. 10. sundays, $50. Q 40 A. N.
ATLANTIC CITY-"s. 40 A NJ. x1.Oo. ks. -
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN,
GROVE SUNDAYS, No. Asbury Parkl--
ss4 6SS $50. % t.2o = o1. rs susdays' sda - .zcspi
Ocean Grove, E40o. eco A NJ. 400
Time tables giving trains 10 EAsToN,
CHUNk WILKESBARRE> SCRANTON,
REA DING. HARRISBURG. P0TTSVTLsLE1,
WILLI AMSPORT and all other points caa
CWest 23d St Tel 3144 Chelsea 8 AstoP
House, PAS. 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1s3
2Sh Az s-oe 2si y 5tr ~ AZ Is Ta,on . squss.ss
Columbus Av-, New York COuTt St.
343. S44 Fulton St. 479 Nostrand Av.,
Brocklyn; $50 BrCadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 70 destination
'Daily. tDaIly. except Sunday. psun-
days. <Parlor cars only aENcept Satur>
Crdays only ZF'Tou Liberty It Ouiv sDtu-
ing car sundays FDl1ing car daily.
From Tweurv-third StreeL-s12 20 P NJ
"a 30 P. NJ. t1LoO P. NJ ks.2O P NJ
", G. REsIER. W 9 HOPE.
vice-Pres Gen Mgr. Gen Pess'r AzsnA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
ANTIQU Is


GOLD CHAIRS. reception and ballroom
81 20. also regildiHs picture frames, FUR
niturc, reasonable charges, ieat guaranteed
Friedbergs Gliding shop. 80 9Th ave. op-
Tosite scu -.
ADVERTISER ENTS and subscriptions fer
offices al regular otilce rates until o clock
u IN. VIZ 2sii Sun ave. p G, Coz -ou 81 !.
l53 Gth ave. cor. 18th ST. 90 East lttn ST.
95T West 42d ST.. between 9TH and Sth az es- :
y63 West 125th St. 1855 "a ave. between
T6th ana 77th cts. 1925 80 ave. near dist
~ I7OS lst ave. near e5th ST.. laI East
l25th ST.; 7Cd fremont ave, $50 30 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood ana iron working machines, fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eK-
Changed GEO h EDDY. S.i~ Madison al
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 to $50 monthly at home in spare
time, corresponding for newspapers, no can
yasslng. experience unnecessary. Send FOR
particulars. Press Syndicate Lockport \. I q.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
HELP WANTED.
Female,
ABRAHAM SrpArrs

ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
BROOKLYN, WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER is YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
T a r G E L WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT. D Z P A r T.
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
INFEWkiE.AG.

------------- -
1A PENtlI ERS-Ail makes sold rF-'7 7.'
repaired exchanged reliable -.s-
German, % Nassau sf Ielag.. Ill.,
CortlaudI
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MGRTg GER AN LLOYD

a
From Bremen Piers. Cd * 4ttA SITS. HobCkea.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
OELRlCHS & co. No. . Broadway. y. Y.
Louis H. Meyer. tOl6 Walnut ST. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
AMERICAN LINE sailing at $50 a u

kHERrrEE yNE sailing at $50 A. VI
-AA,A--. - ~ -A-'-~ From Pier Is " r
LYMoCTH-CHERB'C 'Ci-sOCTHAMPTON
y Louis. Dec % s.. Paul. -..-.. Jan. )
philadelphia. Dec. %, New yOrk..-..Ian. II
RED STAR LINE fso% Il, = Per
NEW YORk-ANTWERP
ZeeI O. Dec. 20. 30 pm Vaderland-Jan q. nccn
hToonI d .Jan-27 am Finland 90 Jan Is.7 am
WEITE STAR LINE From Pier
new IORk-Q NSTOWN-LTVE ERPOOI.
Baltic Dec. 10. s an Teutonic-- Ian 9 10 an
SlaJestic- Dec. -, loan Majestic Jan %. 10 an
"SsShlc- JAM, am reurcnic- .Feb.6 8 10 am
THE MEDITERRANEAN .zGXgIAAs VA
FROM NEW YORK
CED5 Jan .. $50 q m Feb. Is 2. 900
CREIIC-- Mar. so noon: MAY 9; June 20
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC- Ian L. $50 a m. Fsb %
EEFU BIC --.-.. Feb. 2 1 Q. m Mar ia
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY.
Freight O1lce- Whitehall Bldg Ratrerv Pi
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-Beans-
Pink, Sl.S5Gp2.00. lima, S4,0Od4l5; small
white. S3.25a3.40; large white, S3.65d3.75.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 7O6iS0c; river bur-
banks, 75@95c; Salinas burbanks. 81. 400
l.60
Onions -Silverskins. 90eQNlO
Various-Green peas N.25q150; string
beans. 2Q2hc; egg plant, 75dS5c; green
peppers, SglOc; tomatoes, 5O@65c; sum
mer squash, 35@50c; garlic, 2q3hc; Gu
Fiour|Family extras. AbOQ5 10; bak-
ers' extras. 4,SO@4.6o; oregon and Wash
ington $3750D425.
Wheat Shipping. n.so9Ls2h; milling.
81. .32Ih6D1.45.
81. .02lkGll.05.
Oats--Red, 81. 150D1. 40.
Millstuffs-M -Middlings s26.OOq2s 90: mixed
feed S2i. i.000D23. so: rolled barley, $23. .000
"a 90: oatmeal. "a. 50GD4.7b; oat groats, S475;
rolled oats, $1O0W8.OO
Hay-Wheat, s13. .O0a1750. wheat and oat,
$40 0OQl20O oat (wild), sS.000gl1.5O oat
(tame), s9o0@l25o; alfalfa, s7oo@loooi
Receipt Flour 4472; wheat. 10; barley,
1886; oats, 1913; beans, 50; corn. 03; pota-
toes. 2si5 onions. 60 middlings 95; hay,
400; hops. n; hides, $40; wine, 1850. -.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26
SALINAS PEARS
OF FINE QUALITY
LARGE CONSIGNMENT IN THE
LOCAL MARKET
Changes In Fruit Prlces-Deaiers
Want Good Potatoes-More East
ern Butter In storage-Eggs
Firm at 26e

Produce dealers reported fair volume OF
businessl for Wednesday and stocks of
the finer quality in good demand Good
potatoes and onions are wanted
In the fruit line trade is quite active.
A large consignment of Salinas pears
was received and the goods distributed
literally among the jobbers. Fruit prices
quoted Wednesday were: Bananas, DC a
pound; y B. plums, Sl.00dl25 Satsumas,
I.75; Tragedys 81 250t1 .S5 peaches S5c9
90; Simon soc; cots, S1.25@1.50 peaches,
15cdsl 90; watermelons. 1d11sc pound; can
taloupes, sl00 boxi locals, S4.OO crate
of six dozen.
In the fish market barracuda were
again In liberal supply. Small fish is diff
cult to catch and the supply Is short.
on the exchange att the call session
official quotations were not disturbed.
Local ranch eggs were\frm at 26c.
Considerable eastern butter was re-
ceived this week, but the supply has no
effect on local quotations
President l.. NJ Cole has returned from
his vacation trip to Alaska. He Is book
ed for an address on temperature.
Produce receipts for two days were
posted by the secretary.